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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Disease Case
of Flood in
Mississippi Valley

RiEAN May B.
from the Mississippi river
swollen tributaries CON
L. spread over vast sections
Increasing the uum-
rfugeoa IN the Hood nret~
81 typhoid fever In tho
Inge. camp at Harrison
complicated matters
md plysicianH today were
nE eAoiy person in shs
against the Disease
II tffortN also were under
Inv al puinte u ln lttche,
Ii New Orleans. which wa
Yesterday Wy wn'rr truln
crcyaSse About SEE
l. are being cared tor N a
|oss caup az Jackn'Hn var
lore
Mcekamn creNarss nsar
In also was occupying relief
h today and repnr ulm
parish go Hurry u. VIII
It. commissioner % uErirtl
Nd zoe. goo acres % growing
had heen destroyed there
loea estimated NJ more ihhn
moo
.ennerrsaunal par'y inspcrb
,od conditions was en- route
M hoard the Mississippi river
.sion's steamer. Missis amp
hatcher. Miss. TO tAiph
Ia after visiting the Wee
~ eaE and other poln yes
Thslr irlp VIII Cnd - View
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Nl-tR ENSI MD ~ SSIAN
Ki,iLi't nf.NIIIr GARD
ANN

Tho bcneht card purIy tn be giy
en- Tomorrow afternoon for the
Purpuee ~ raising funds Tor the
oa East and Hufsinn RELIEF. has
ufHuy features PINNED fDr the cn
tertuinment 81 the guests 4 par
urulnrly good prngram OF musi-
cni numbers has beon arranged In
whiuh talent along %dlrlesvnl lines
Wiz be manifrstcgt a trfrf a
line OF the program vrycnls piano
selections hy Mrs " T. Mcdowell
ana Mis- Dorothy CemVrcn wslst
linz collection by Miss Ruth
baughrrty vocal solos D. Miss
Grace stottf. Miss hurtcnac
4witzer. Mrs a. a.. AckerAan.
Airs. Ray g. Bailey. Maurice Klein
and GcorEs genk, and violin duet
hV NiH Dorothy Cameron aud
David Marcus
Many applications Tor r~cssrya-
lions have been received and more
fables nrc needed to accummo-
date the guests Any one having
an extra card table that might be
used viii confer a favor on tho
committee IN charge hy sending
same Ia the club rooms or hy
phoninE go Mrs J. y Cox and a
cnr wiz be- sout Tor a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
u. N. M. to Furnish
Music at Tigert
Lecture Program

Nu..r Witch. g. ~ ~ elycn fpr
iha program SUNDAY afternoon at
whl.h j. j Tiaart. Unifed snu
romu, 1usr ct cducauon to uH
the sp,aFrr iwu d. farm hci oy
SOD. tiH~i itg 81 Sew Ne.lou
Wr TlforI H to VI, .utfHG IrUi
90 fh. sutdieurc at tire Hlgh .rluuI
auditorium ut g u'rlucW boo fno
"aUorupnn aii ftnriiers nud iIy
rtn.tai pahnc are Invited tu a
u.m $780, Iirnst j. mnk.uE o. tour
1f tNr cuuutrs and o. 90 Iprat boz.
Las Vegas tonight ond in suru
fr tomorrow night
sc The proVinm hero, Mlss Naulo
itl.I8uu o. 70 sling "brY ThuH
Tome being accompanied Doth
NH fhe Ni.a narpthy Curotun Hn
fns violin AND ht aiis ',u. mt Ni,.
llumH o. fhe ulano. a whig .u d,
f1 tU given b. Misz Rush
Uaugherty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Listen, Women
Here Are Latest
Colors in Fashion

SEW YDRk. MAY S.-The
TsAt.lc color card Association
of thu Cnit,d states. Inc. hos
released to tho trade "a
autumn OF 1919 color card uf
America
~ cuntalne eighty culurs
sIsty sis ~ which N portrayed
iu HIlk and twelve lu wooden
fabrics ON tn curi. reds.
hIuu- nnd oren0c. r~rllucfiug
oriental and Iu--ian Influence
cot tho mode are prominent tn
evening hudcs puruior also
are prominent One raugr 81
puppies 20 ~ reddish untv.
shade OF brown suRspst IN"
Far East ptrtwluks and urn
flower blues from the srrinr
card Ir, shown again Among
the wooden group there o. p
novel tan ehnde called piEskin
4 ntw rcd b. introduced called
Akhar Shoe and hosiery
color feature silver. mist and
pigeon grave aud lawns. otter
and mouse shades Browns also
are much used
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Secret of a Good
Disposition

a woman who carefully EafFfuaris hef
health benefits her dlsuosiiiou $40 uui
hs emmy and attractive to all The rorll
unfHriH hrfrlF is filad affh sHfrf Urmtn
Who lrf unhappy because ihei bro held
nsfs ffum usufufnfas ~ ifHrnle si
enmmpm nmnng lhom fratfuiusHa aad
nerVousness rapidly DESTROY good dispufi
tions NlrAly al worn .uuf women rauupf
make happy BONES
ltdln v rinhtum'a Arrrfahln Cnfu
round 10 a ssfrgnanI " womenff health
tors se are roufinM ~ puhiiahlHr in this
PAPER from wamfr shn hatt hcsu re-
stored b. tfalfh nus NHupirgss BY is
use anU Veau ~ suffsfius WhT dcu'i
fiH Nv uf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Il Uiohard Guest ~ the sal
Army has received a letter
|tho sister o. Oscar MclNtiic
|oe who IL now in Jackson
ETeyas asking the where
| Of Goodiu-
Iaios according 10 tniorma-
Ietn,d rs Captain Guest. was
Innu,raue IN January A. that
Ia. was ~ with tuberculosis
w. NOT eNopcted to live any
|i.neth 81 time army ofticinh
Isons who know ~ the where
II 80 Coadlue arr requested a.
'lnfnrmaiion 10 the salvation
captain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
w JAltfsi =
WAX MuitkS

Tho mcmi,rs or the Parent
Teacher association Of the North
Fourth street school win present
TO the public tonight az the school
"a production entitled "Madnm"
1arieys Wa, Works an old time
entertainment That b. always nef
Miss Murphy and the pup,.a of the
rhuui will dHslI Q and Mr. william
swuyn, Will D" Madame farley.
The ullr,t OF the entertainment is
40 iIcitnfc The funds ot the nfsI-
citation which 10 always plsnuing
means Tor the bettermrut uf the
nhnnI NunhiiInn..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

GIVEN THE ts-In when "a
Flapper or "a Flltprr n thrown
down on q dnte.
Gi1AMERS-Eyes
CORnN-A nImhiicll who haF
no style no pen, no nothing
COCOA sap a guy, "a ush. n
fellow.
GOoFY-Sgnte Of belng In love
GREASE-BAIi-An nl-man-
ncrcd. porly dressed cake Eater
CHEENs- Botfos. knie, dough
money
GRuHBER-Dne who De- AWAY
borrowing cigarettes.
GRUMPY ncspondont blue
HALF-CtT ~ Happily lntoXicat-
ed. as distinguished from being
damned or stowed.
sunday fram "IiraN'' Ia "Jola."
This l. tho tliur Tor Harrfoni sand
ale We have an sizes FOR children.
Women and Men and prices are
very reasonable.
g May shas Htu sii West
Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
81 Cirn nrnNMA

The spanish club that IS known
iy the name ~ club btru Yes
net last evening win Miss poro-
thy NcAllhter 20 her hum" 3-i
Nuith Sixth street tton euii wi-
responded to by verses In spanish
PAPER hy MrH J. G. Lowit. Felix
Rnca amt ucnnis Chuvrs were rCao
10 the club and proved hiEniy
entertaining Officers Tor the cum-
ina wear were elected at this meet
lnp ana the result IN 40 follows.
T. Romero president Mrs , II.
Cltrues. vice president. and Miss
Julia RYAN. sccfrtnry The next
meeting will Toe at the home Of
Mr. aud Mrt F'lis Bacl. ga Wcst
Marquette. and win hr IN two
weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
. UNIFORM
Is ON STOCK
ALL COUNTIES
brs Base Nalua-
| on Chaves
bunty Scale

|rm valuation on, live
nriy all of the counties.
Mo rates rcposed az the
u county nsseaaorH In
nrlY IN tho yenr. IA pre-
thu New Mexico Cattle
Growers association,
lew Mexico Wool GROW
have been received AZ
OF the iva associations
about two-thirls OF the
md these indicate a uui-
the rates whicn assoc
tahli hing Tor thie yHnr.
has, a taxation
with ID chat m,u loo
|ty to 900 TINT the vaiuu
and n they believe
to be-. that they ur rec
The association Tor ref
he state tax commission
|nii ut the counties are
valuations on those
the assessor in ChaNcs
The state ~ divided INTO
|ficts. and according "a
bic arrived AZ the meeting
hnty nsssNSors the cattle
two are assessed at one
less than In district
In district three the val
one dollar less a head
latrlct 'wO
H. on sheep BE- 10 cents
l. ~ district two thnn IN
b.. and 3 cents a. head
|frict three than IN dis-
Of district one are.
|'oifaN. he rlcu Eddy
J. Len. Mora. Roosevelt
IN, san Miguel Taos Tor
lion and nardinE. in dis
.B.ruuhilo. Lincoln. ptcru
Mckinley, santa re
lrtrrn. Catrnn in dls
ee TUNA Ana Grant
Luna sun jean and Val
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
9 9
SpuI -HAi4L TIA

\ prcttily appointed tea. wi,h
uI The attiJctivonc~s ~ the SPRING
time WI. that given yesterday
afternoon hy Mr. Frederick a
NohI and Mrs j Wllfrrd Han AZ
tho hume ~ MIR. huhL 1893 M.st
Central avenue The iivinE room
were "a bower 81 i~or.iincss with
ma SER OF beautiful lavender and
white uiAcs Giving forth ,heir
Fragrance Tho hortcsses were
assisted In the living rooms bs
Mrs Louis Mcltue. MI g. Hayden.
.Airs Roy Stumm and lN Mr4. 4.
4 Allen who greeted thv guests
at the door The dining room.
lovely In the %ptofu-iun ~ dainty
pink and white sweet peas. used
artistlCHily wac presided nvsr hy
Mn j. q luthy ana Mr- = o.
Newcomer who poured. Mr. T..
G. Rice. whn served the iocs and
Mrs John Milne. Mrs D. r. CuN
and Mrs Thomas HuEhoa who
assisted m trrvluE the gup-t. \
two-suurHr hnrhrou carried out
boz IN, pink and whit, color va
HurgDd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Auto Production
20 Per Cent Higher

DETROIT. Mry lily the AZ
rnrlafcd pruss Automobile pru-
ductIon IN Detroit b. between ~
and IS per cent higher az thi- tinlr
han o. wns during b peah
urriod of iuig and early 1920. Iohu
o. IovUtt. secretary mhnnetr OF
the Michigan Manufacturers e7i
auu.nflon. announced IN HE montn
la Of business conditonh
In Mfeh gan Tor April 1 a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
u tID has
AIlIIkNlNII MI,I.IlNG

The Ladies An ~ b immnuuel
Evangelical Lutheran church held
a mccfilE ut the church yesterday
Afternoon. which b. considered the
most successful meeting ever
held In the annals % the church.
from the point % attendance. A
business session was followed by
"a social hour when Acquaintance
werc renewed ana now members
Introduced aud welcomed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

'Tip-stick' red satin is Just what
one would prefer to have outline the
applied blouse and apron tunic OF tins
dark blue satin crepe frock. a round
collar fnishcs the neck, though a
round or square outline may be
substituted, II preferred. The applied
front is plated at the sides, while the
short sleeves are joined 80 the UNDER
body forming 4 kimnno effect. Medirm
sinc requires sa4 yards j0-inch crepe
and o yards o. ribbon
Pictorial Review Drcss No. p4so.
Si1cs. 81 to is inches Dust. Prise. IS
cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
0fri,ErrA
IDNfIHI

Tho operctta Little Red Riding
Hold. presented by youthful talent
vial ~ given tonight at the Illgh
school auditorium NJ 1850 The
costumes Of the characters. nnd
the guaintnefz q the entire pro-
ductian has a charm irresistible to
De adult 40 we'll ns 20 the enid
The proceeds Of the hiay VIII b.
used Cor the relief u the suffering
! children OF the Noar East
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Boy, 4, Shot and 1T
Killed, Lad Of 10 fsiM
Sought by Police, III

cfNctNNATIs Nay h.-RiehafdTl
Ahfnhum foni fNtr Old sim FfPf
George NinhAm pf The cErt ~
rIuruti lce md old storage dout
pluy. wal shot and Killed late ysra
,sr,lr The police are l~ockinaahpr
Hoicrf Iufhchaha Is whs fhes
near tho Ahfah hath resideuce. Tie
rtfhrf ut D. h,atd child sid that
hsr other son, George. o. who Wit
newtd thr snuating iuIa heg that
hia hiufhor was eiioi because he fr- f2rf
risri 60 hulp the Lutkehaus hfss n
ipnn thr Lntkehnts apartment. - -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
NrRAs CIIB MIIL
ENTERTAIN ADELf.NrE
.tIIH

A foW young men save ann'h
themFclvps together lea "a Eronp
ttoy have nntnrd Atrns This ls
~ Snnnish wcrd for battery, ana
will In q way Offset th' NgAt'f
ladies club cni.cG AdelRnto which
has a membership Of Young husl
moss women. The mutual ftop tnk
en- hy the Atras club in D. social
way II a picnic planned In honor
81 IN. A,ieiante club and whlcn
will in rlN eu Monday evening Ih'
clubs Will hike 10 the river, l"nfins
nhnut { O'Clock. and VIII enjoy a
snpuer on the river hnrk. Tir'
Atraa riuh hnH n membership OF
a youug q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Fe Railway "4i'
Promotes Men

TOPEKA Kan. Rlay a. EuTt
May @ q E Hayden "a an
pointed asslstnnt traftic manager
OF the Santa To system hHad-i
cnartcrs nt San lrancisco u was
nnrnurce az the general pfuces
uf the enata BE- here today PAN
81. HH.tites Or promoted 10 general
.rerrn arcni with h~nnapuhfteff
a- glr nr.ncla'o che aunnuhD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Inuiz Joscuh Vance, famous
novelist. has wriitcn his rrcaicri
novel. 'Iawta ir- uncl,' about
movie life In Hollywood. Don't
miss the first instaiimeia In The
Herald Monday, May y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

III" iirfh NNraur socicts wor'Rn
who brcnme u mo,ic au@n. she
D. the heroine of insit~ aoscpN
Vance novel LINDA Ice rucl -"
VI hcrins iR The ucrRld MONDAY.
A.ay o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
SNySIAKy
BY Esther Jordan


TT1T1TIT TTTNT w
Items for this column must
b' 80 ~ iuon un day of pau
inattton. Nuu viii lrcnily n--
N-t the ~a'irtl editor by tclv-
pituJsine iwr an u,v-uunt of niy
social funcnnu Or T~H'r-s,tthi
itpnr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Pest of Snaiis
Destroys Vegetation

SAN DIEGO Calf. May "a
pet U: anuiis imported originally
fos HIiuin uurpuscs from Sicily b.
threatening 90 destroy an vegctn-
tluH u 10 Inill.
TIE -nfilz ~ tho species hclly
pirnna d. found in no other pari
uf thr country scientists shy
a resident Of ga Joila. |trnNpllnp
In Sicily brought over a few hun
died ~ the suails about five years
ago
& bird -pr -oner.iiv Ur ore.ialf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

For the next three years the
destin;es Of the order of
Knights Templars will be pre-
sided over, throughout the
United States, by Leonidas
B. Newly Of Knightstown,
Ind, who was elected to the
pest Of grand master at the
orders triennial conolave
Just concluded AZ New Or
leans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
TABLE DAMAsK
NAPKINS
WASH RAGS

hoi Assorted golfers per dozen .4gc
lot 2 pef dozen. assorted eolors ....t csc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
EnbroiderieS

On Sale al 2ic, zoe, $50, ace
Embroidery Insertion ... &c
Allovcr Embroideric~ s1l9
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
LACES

Clun Lares Sc l0c and i5c
f'ilrt Crochet Sc, Zoe, & 25c
Pare Linen tlupy zoe 4 25o
Turcluu Laces 4o, Sc & i0e
Rrll Linen Cimv ..... 15e
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

4 bird ~nr generally Hr orc.lnli
NOR" uhar lts own weight
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-17
CAR SHORTAGE IS
ACUTE LOCALLY
Building of New Cars and Re-
pairs of Old Will Help
Situation

Industrial operators say the car
shortage is still acute and some so
so far as TO deny any improvement.
On the other hand it is stated in
industrial crcles that at least seventy
five repaired cars are coming from
the Birmingham shops of railroads
and car builders daily. In addition
to this supply the Chiekasaw Ship
building and Car company is turning
cut % new cars per diem for the
Seaboard Air line.
A. w, Vogtle. traffic manager OF
the Corona Coal company. said the
car situation at mines along the
Southern railway in Walker county
had improved and that the supply
was better than it had been.
Steam coal is reported as having
softened much below the July and
August prices. Standard brands of
coal are selling at $2.75 run OF mine
base and good steam coal is avail
able at $3.50. These prices compare
with $3.50 to $3.50 during the pres
sure on the supply created by the
western railroad demand.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-17
FOR GOOD OF
THE COMMUNITY
King Cotton Appears to Have Gotten Down to
Business and the Staple to Be Stabilized

TAs raising selling
It There really wild cotton
changes year. sumps price
in that period.
On the day September brought
York On October cotton October
spot Following production
Chat 1920 a year consumption
mills the middle of this buying time when the highest
usually reached difference years
highest and this years highest SO far reached
figures bearing futures who deals
futures from business speculative standpoint bids the
market OF the future There precious little difference between
futures
For instance Saturday
$780, January 22e and May at 222 The
such small one Apparently because cotton
ble 1t has gotten down to business.
began vogue last year with the
of marketing associations
history producers
nghbor where millions of bales being bought his unaided
strength but thousands with their combined pooled
housed had to be rushed
prices foowe prices fancy The law of
both against wild
brought from 10 to nearly % cents an
Of something like producer
basis and cotton brought fair market good
the spinner and for the producer.
brought about another
debae similar to that of the spectacular fall
that suddenly just suddenly took
their wealth from them and impoverished the spurgers.
only business buy or make goods and
going the WALL No keep forever
gong the wall No keep forever on
products costing more to make than thew will fstch ~ M
market The best merchants rid of old
sacrifice.
dollar in hand worth dollar cot
ton producers are acting on that principle this The fair
they are selling their product and paying their
optimistic holding apostles now contents himself with
urging that the market but sell
gradually" sound That the farmers are doing That thew
do because their cotton warehuse but
they on the of selling not holding
Yours for upbulding
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-17
ADVERTISING MEN
WILL HOLD MEETING

Chattanooga, October 1e.-(Spe-
al.)-The Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World. southeastern d.
vision, hold their first annual con-
vention with Chattanooga as hosts.
on October %, 20 and "a. The pre-
gram has been practically completed
and an excellent attendance is in
prospect from all of the Al clubs in
the southeastern states, states Frank
j. Hitz, secretary of the Chattanooga
club.
There are many notables appearing
on the program for this lively ses-
sion, some of whom are as follows:
Lou e. Holland, president and Carl
Hunt, manager of the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs of the World, with
headquarters in New York city;
Judge Charles J. Orbison of Indian
apolis, DIR. Thornwell Jacobs, presi-
dent of Oglethorpe university, At
lanta; S. II. Twist, Chicago; Edward
+. Roberts, editor of the, Atlantic
Coast Merchang, New York, f. y.
Wholley, managing director of the
Better Business bureau, Washington,
d. c.. Frank Lowenstein, national
chairman educational advisory board,
Associated clubs; A. S. Perry, secre-
tary of the National Nut Growers
association; Quincy Lowe, Neosho
club organizer of st. Louis; Lee S.
Trlmble, the south's leader, of Neo-
sho. secretary chamber of commerce,
Griffin, Ga; Lewis ID. Hicks, vice
president of Ruralist, Atlanta, Ga;
John d. MCCARTNEY assistant to
president Central of Georgia railway,
Savannah; David o. Webb, vice pres
ident of the Associated clubs, Allan
ia. who is also assisting in the prep
aration of this big convention; Judge
w. 3. Swaney. j. Lee Allen. Walter
G. johnson, vice president of the
News, and Harry c. Adler. general
manager of the Times of chatta-
nooga.
All of these speakers as we'll as
some others. yet nnannouneed, VIII
impart much valuable information
along practically every phase of mer-
chandising, and each minute will be
"crammed full of enlightenment and
entertainment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-17
Artist Does Painting
Of DR.. N. A. Barrett

Officials and visitors at the city
hall yesterday were admiring an oil
portrait of DR.. N. A. Barrett. former
president OF the city commission.
which has just been completed by
Mrs. Louise Cone, Birmingham ar
fist. The picture will be hung in
the council chamber at the city hall
within a short time, and was being
inspected by commissioners yester-
day 1t was on display in the outer
office of President McLendon.
Following examination of number
of artists works, the city commits
sion decided a month ago to have
Mrs. Cone paint DR.. Barrett's por-
trait While the council chamber is
lined with portraits of former mayors
and commission presidents, the one
of DR.. Barrett is the first to be
painted from life. All the others
are from photographs.
The portrait was declared unan-
imously to be splendid likeness of
DIR. Barrett. Mrs. Cone previously
executed a number of commissions
here. One of her paintings. that of DR..
Phillips, was burned when the old
Central High school was destroyed
l.. fire several years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-17
Howard College Items

Prof. Percy P. Burns at Howard
yesterday thanked The Age-Herald
for the space given to college ac-
tivities
The annual frat rush" will be held
this evening Each fraternity is to
give some kind of social. the nature
of which is kept secret from the
freshmen.
Gladstone Jackson. director of the
glee club, has recovered from an
illness and Is with the club again.
The Tennessee Valley Howard club
will meet tonight There are rs stu
dents attending Howard from the
Tennessee valley. and all belong 10
the club Its purpose is twofold;
to make Howard better known in the
Tennessee valley, and TO promote
fellowship among the students from
the valley
The Y. w. C. A. is keeping up a
lively interest in their work at How
ard VIA daily bulletin board. on
which they post notices of their ac-
tivities and their programs.
Dr. Dawson. president of Howard,
Friday gave the first of series Of
lectures before the Qui Vive club this
winter The club met at the res
idence of Mrs. B. T. Waites In West
End. DR.. Dawson's lectures will in
clude French Literature of the Mid
die Ages" 1.-THE Renaissance and
French Literature" French Liter
ature of the Reign of Louis Kill"
Racine and Shakespeare" THE Age
of Voltaire, Jean Jacques Rousseau.
and French Romanticism."
Over $1,000 worth of new books are
being added to the Howard library.
These additions, and those of last
summer, have made 1t necessary to
double the space the library occupies.
AS soon as the city completes its
work on the avenue back of the coll
loge no more automobiles will be
allowed on the campus.