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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
DEVISE PLANS on RELIEF
OF AMERICANS IN EUROPE

Washington, Aug. S.-Prosident
Wilson today sent special message
To congress asking immediate apprO-
priation OF 100000 for relief of dis
trcssrd Americans abroad.
The president, In conference with
Secretary Bryan today, approved
plans for financial assistance for
Americans abroad The main feat
urcs are.
American ambassadors have been
instructed To issue "ambassudurs' or.
ders" or checks la exchange for let
tcrs OF credit, travellers checks oi
express money orders.
Instructions have been sent by the
state department 10 American cmbas-
sizes 10 arrange with the French.
British and German governments 10
cash auch checks
Steamship companies have been
asked through American diplomatic
offices 10 accept embassy checks for
transportation.
Friends and relatives OF Americans
In Europe needing money may de-
posit any sum with the state depart
mcnt here and an equivalent sum
will be issued IN the form OF an am
basaador's order abroad.
Two representatives OF New York
| banking houses viii start ut once for
London and Paris tu arrange for the
! further financial accommodation of
Americans.
Postmaster General Burleson ar
rgugod 10 ISSUE International money
orders limiting tho amount 20 $1,000
| for each person.
The presidents message 60 con-
gresa was as follows.
The present disturbances In Eu-
4 rope. with tho consequent Interrupt
I iion 90 transportation facilities. tho
| Increase In living eXpeuscs coupled
I with the difficulty of obtaining
money from this country. have
placed large number of American
citizcuH temporarily or permanently
resident in Europe IN "a serious situa-
( tiun and have made IL necessary for
! the United states Go provide relief
and transportation TO the United
| states or 90 places OF safety.
The situation rlsu has thrown On
/ our diplomatic ana consular officers
'tn enormous burden in caring FOR
/ the interests of Americans In the dr.
turbed areas ana makes Il necessary
/ 'o provid Tor greatly Increased eX-
pensCs.
"ln view OF the oXigency of the sit
uation as above outlined I recom-
mend the immediate passage by the
congress of am act appropriating
$3.50. oo0, or as much thereof as may
/ Dc necessary. to De- placed at the dis
rosal of the president. for the relief,
| protection and transportation of
I American citizens. for personal ser,
ices ana for other expenses which
may be Incurred in connection with
OF growing out of the existing dis
/ turhancc in Europe.
fSigncdl
WOODROW WILSON"
The house passed the t250.0oO ap-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

TO see that nobody loses his head. /
know from my conference with the
situation throughout the country.
that there is no cause FOR alarm.
There is cause for getting busy and
doing the thing In the right way. but
there Is no element Of unsoundness
and there Is no cause for alarm.
THE bankers and business mon Of
the country are cooperating with
the government with a zeal, intelli-
gonce and spirit which make the out
come secure"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
EVENTS TODAY SEEM rO
FORCE ENGLAND'S HAM

London. Aug. 3.--Violation OF neu-
trsl territory by Germany. daring
frontier raids by German, Russian and
French troops. CLASHES between out
posts. the bombardmont Of a Russian
Baltic port by German wafship and
the seizure OF merchant ships bS Rus
sia and Germany constituted the
striking features today OF the war on
which virtually the whole continent
OF Europe has started.
The position 20 he taken hy the
British empire remained stili 90 be
defined, but Il was feared that Ger
manys seizure of Belgian territory
would be deciding factor which
would lead Britain To take the sword
In hand. as under the treaty of Lon
don Of 1879 Great Britain STANDS
pledged 10 maintain Belsium's neu-
trality.
Evidences we're net lacking of the
Grave View of the situation taken ns
all classes la the United Kingdom.
The leaders OF the opposition parties
were called into council by the cab-
inet and Il was reported that the can
collation. of Field Maishal Earl kith-
eners return 10 Esypt was prelude
to his appointment as minister OF
war.
Il was asserted In Authoritative
quarters that dse warning had been
given to Germany yesterday OF the IN
tention of the British navy 10 take IN
stant action In case German soldier
shOuld set foot on Belgian soil. ~
spite OF this and of the prompt refusal
10y the Relsian government TO accept
the agreement offered by Germany a.
the price OF the violation OF IeiEian
neutrality, German forces penetrated
the little buner state at two points on
their way 10 the French frontier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
Kaiser Formally Declares
War Against the French
RAILROAD MANAGERS AGREE
TO ACCEPT ARBITRATION

Washington, Aug g.. Managers of the Western Rail-
ways have accepted arbitration of the wage dispute with
their enginemen and fremen
The railroad managers just before noon advised the
president they would accept the plan proposed by the fed
era board of mediation which had already been passed
favoraby by the representatives of the engnemen and
remen The plan provides that the question of wages
shall be arbrated under the Newands act and that rules
and regulations enforced prior October 19l3 shall be
restored.
Immediately after the call of the railroad managers
the federal board of mediation notified Of the favor
able outcome
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WESTERN RAILROADS NOW
ASK FREIGHT RATE INCREASE

ponsos OF operation aud 10 point out
that their lines are In even greater
need Of relief than the eastern lines
because OF necessarily longer hauls
and less density of population.
No intimaiion has reached the in
tcrstatc commcrrs commission Of the
Percentages of Increases for which the
western railway propose to ask. The
lines affected extend from the Mis-
sissippi river 90 the Rocky mountains
territory. The roads trayerslng the
Pacific coast may not be Affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

Washington. Aug. a.--lncrSases In
freight rates Oh an the railroads west
OF the Mississippi river are being pre-
pared for submission TO The interstate
commerce commission.
The applications Of the western
railways for more revenue will be pre-
sented az soon AZ they can be pre-
pared in the required form
Managers OF the western lines, ac-
cordlng to this Information are pre-
pared 10 contend thar they need more
revenues 10 meet the increaslng eK-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
Congress Promptly Passes
Measure Asked by Executive
for Relief of Americans
Caught in the Voltex.
NATIONS DUTY TO AID
AFFLICTED EUROPE
Special Message to Congress
Asks Appropriation to Car.
ry Out Prompt Measure for
Relief Of Americans Abroad.

Washington, Aug. 3.--This
resolution by senator GaIIingcr
was adopted la the senate;
"Ihc senate of the United
Statcs, dedicating itself so the
principles ol peace and good viii
among men, deeply dcprcates
the war between certain Euro-
pcan powers and expressing the
earnest hope that existing differ
cnccs may Ia speedily adjusted
To the cnd that the fearful de-
stru, tion of human life and the
great waste of property may be
aNcrtcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
BULLETINS

Rome. Aug. 3.-1he pope to-
day addressed an cNhortation to-
All thc Catholics OF the world,
asking them Ia Iift their souls to-
ward Christ. who alone was able
Z aid. Ilc called an the clergy to
offer public prayer.
Ecrlin. Aug. 3.-Thc German
emperor today sent oIdcrs Ia the
German ambassador Ia k'aris 10
demand his passports.
Igeflin, Aag. 3.--M. S,crbicV. thC
Iiusslan ambassador. was handed hi-
passports this morning.
Parts. Aug. 3.-'fhc Invasion oi
French territory by Gcrmsn troops Is
regarded Ia official cirt.ics here NJ
making war between the two coun-
tries sylu automatically without a
formal Declaration.
stated here to-day that the British
army would mohllzc tomurrOW.
Rome. Aug. 3.--italy to-day formal
~ proclaimed her neutrality la the
Europcan conflict.
Antwerp. Aux. 3.--Martial law wa
proclaimed here today and ali busi-
mess was al once suspended.
Isondon. Aug. 3.--A Brus~cis His.
patch to the Exchange Tclcgrspll
sayS tint the Belgian cabinets re-.
sponsc IA the German note. Offering
mn entente " Belgium would fRsfli-
tate the movement of German troops
has Iseen given and IL Ia the nature al
formal refusal.
London. Aug. 3.--A diSlatd'h Ia the
Daily Tcleeraph from Paris tosiH'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
CON c R ESS
TAKES LID
OFF BANK
la "
Prompt Action in Both Houses
Permits Immediate Issue of
a Billion Dollars in Emer-
gency Currency.
EFFECTIVE MEANS TO
STOP ALL PANIC TALK

. Washington. Aug. 3.--All re-
. strictions on the amount OF cur :
~roncy which may be issued under Z
. section of the bank law were 4
o removed today In an amendment
. By the house, passed g3l Ia 6.
. and hurried over TO the senate. I
. The senate promptly passed I
. the house amendment but limit
. I'd the ISSUE 10 not more than I
. the combined capital and sur
. plus OF the banks That would I
. permit an Issue OF a little more
. than billion dollars.
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the event of an attack on her unpro-
tootcd coasts she could rely on our
support.
II gave the Information 90 the
French ambassador last night thar
the German ileet goes into the Eng
lish channel ur into the north sea Ia
attack French shipping on the French
coast. the British leet will give all
the protection IN Its power.
''Thnt answer is subject 10 the APP
proyal Of parliament. II is not "a
declaration OF war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
GERMANY STRUGGLES TO
HOLD ENGLAND orr

London. Aus s. Sir Edward GREY
In "a second statemp1t In the house oi
commons after the conference of min
isters in regard to he Germany ulti-
malum 10 Belgium saidi
Tho British Eoyornment is takine
into grave consideration the informa
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

Washington. Aug. g. Secretary
McAdoc returned from New York
late today and began conference
with FcstIs J. Wade of 81. Louis.
representing the clearing house asso-
citation.
No conference was held today
with Chicago bankers.
New York. Aug f.-The enormous
outflow OF gold from the United
states 10 Europe. one OF the princi-
pal causes of the strained financial
situation. today appeared to have
come tu an end The outflow 90
Canada. however, continued. An
other engagement Of $1,000, 900 was
made today FOR the dominion. bring
ing up the total since the middle ~
last week to about s6,00o. .00e.
New York. Aug. S.-The money
market of New York, the infailhle
index 20 financial conditions. was
quiet today owing % the suspen-
sion Of the stock exchange there was
no market for call loans. The de-
mapd for time money was below nor
NAL. The slaCkncss Of demand WAS
regarded as a reassuring indication.
one of the LARGEST hanks la the street
made loans for an dates az per
cent In mo- quarter Was there an
urgent demand Tor money such na
might be expected IN cnze the Imam
ciai market VAS undergoing a So
we're strain.
Commercial paper was quoted at 8
per cent FOR all dates Brokers who
had loans maturing today paid OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03
GREAT WAVE OF LOYALTY
INTTlS AL ENGIlSuNileN

London. Aus. s.--slr Edward GREY.
British foreign secretary. stated In
the house Of commons today that the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

says German troops have taken pos
scs,-ion of the Iselgian town of Arlon.
brussels, Aug. 3.--An wire conf
munication between Germany aud
Belgium was cut to-day.
London. Aug. 3.--Sir Edward Grey
announced in the honsc at commons
that u telegram frum the king of Iss.i-
gium made suprcine appeal Ca
Great Britain TO safe giiard the integ-
rity at belgium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

Melbourne, Australia. Aug. 3.--Ihc
government and the commonwealth
Of Australia today offered In the event
of war Ia furnish an cNpcdltiahary
force OF 10000 men ca go to any de-
tinatlon desired by the imperial gov
cfnmcnt nc the entire expense of the
commonwealth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

Washington, Aug. 3.--l'resi-
dcnt Wilson to-day appealed to
tile people Of the United states
to remain calm during the war
in Europe. He de' Jared the
United states owed II Ia nAn-
kind to help the rcst of the
world during the present crisis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

Washington. Aug. 3.--Thc senate
to-day voted 90 authorize the secretary
~ the navy Ia establish naval line. to
carry mail. passengers aud fright to
south America and Europe. The hill
goes to the house.
san Francisco. Aug. 3.--TlIc GER
man consulate wa. fairly stormcd to-
day hy hundreds of Germans. re-
spending Ia the call os arms of all
rescrvists Enlistmcnt at the I'rcnrh
consulate WAS alSo artlyc.
New York. Aux. S.--Thc oaptain oi
tlIc FTcuch llnc steamer Mississippi,
which arrived to-day received urisIs
so unload ~ quickly ~ possible and
report to the Irenrh consul general
here. The consul general would not
discuss the order. Hundreds of French
rs'~eiNists aud volunteers arc being cn-
v0licd by the consul.
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London. Aug. 3.--A dispatch Ia the
Daily Telegraph from Parts totiay
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Commercial paper was quoted at 8
per cent FOR ali dates. Brokers who
had loans maturing today paid OF
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WOODROW WILSON"
The house passed the t25O.O00 ap-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-03

looks as If the War Lord
would like to back up if
he could see a way.
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0lIn idea Of a back num-
IIIIH Der is the war in
OOlt Mexico. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
SCHOOLS
STRONG FOR THE
HIGH SCHOOL
Believed That Meeting Mon
day Night Will Give Enthu-
siastic Approval to County
High School Levy.

OF the Two hundred and ten pupils
M the Albuquerque high school at
present, thirty-nve live outside of Al
huqucrquc ana pay tuition of $3.50
per month 10 costs the city of Al
buquctquc approximately So d year
Tor each hish school pupil why
should not the county pay for It's
pupils Ia the city high school and give
them the advantages which the county
high school law makes possihlc7
This n the question which ~ being
put up O. the school directors Of the
county districts by County superin-
tcndent Mputoya who Il. inviting them
TO "a conference Monday night az the
Central school when the county high
school plan will be laid before them
and % IL believed. will meet with the
approval of e largc majority
Under the county high school law
a levy Of not 10 exceed two mills may
De made in each school district for
the rlrpose az either establishing "A
county high school or OF aiding IN
the support ~ the city high school
where county high school pupils wilg
then be received free Of any tuition.
far the country school directors
approached have favored the utiiiza-
ton Of the luW and 80 h. hoped that
their consent mas he obtained In def
mite form on Monday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
NEWEST
NOVEL HAS PROVED
REAL SENSATION

II was Mark Twain who said that
e girl was like "a rabbit. inasmuch re-
sine vas gentle. timid and tender ia
dis position. but Ike the rabbit Il she
Wcre driven Ia close quarters, she
would put up a game fight This
Idea forms the backbone of the new
dramaiized story on tho road
which has proved q real sensation IN
every city ia which Il has played.
The play II called "The Price She
Paid, and the eiri in question. al
though az times dangerously near
the brink of ruin nevertheless man
10y tremendous VIII lower and
supernatural effort to clear herself
- the danger hat continually sur
rounds her
Nowhere In David Graham Phil
lips hook iH there uny stronger sceno
than that between Jnc Eyi and her
millionaire udmirer who tries 10
make her step from the straight ana
narrow path IN order Go saw, her
brother from prison. The fact that
III" girl refuses and makes Il gallant
Tight for nor honor, cnly makes the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-05
DOMESTIC SCIENCE MD
MANt.AH TRAINING HdaDNS

The entire southwest corner uf the
ground lot b. gwen over to the do
iucstiC Science Department. The
space is splendldly lighted and VIII
bee divided INFO "a sewing room. ntting
room. model kitchen and model
dining room.
The corresponding space az the
southeast corner OF the ground floor
will be used by the manual training
department. nov housed ~ an old
building ON the rear of the grounds
The new rooms will be fitted with
every machine equipment of The fulll
complete manunl training school.
|. The big Gymnasium,
The feature at the building which
b. exciting most enthusiastic approval
from both boys and girls Is the huge
gymnasium. located at she ear OF
tho building ON the northwest corner.
and the only basement room, aside
from the big hreproof boiler and
heating rooms which occupy similar
space on thc northeast = The
gymnasium has an unobstructed floor
space 30 by G6 feet. and In ement
throughout II IL large enough FOR
dash racing. BASKETBALL and indoor
baseball and is finished with "a spec
tators gallery having a seating ca-
lslcity Of about four hundred. Under
Tor boys and Tor girls. The gymnas-
ium VIII be fully equipped and will
be hy FAR the best In New Mexico.
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Men Welcome
Mothers Friend
A Duly that Every Man Owes 10 These
who Perpetusts the Race.

II IL Just a. Important that men should
know 81 progressive methods IN advance %
motherhood The suffering. pain ana dis
trcaa ingldcnt 20 child bearing can be- easily
evolded by having ~ hand a bottle Of
Mothers frlrnd.
This Is q wonderful. penetrating. exter-
nal application that relieves Al tension
upon the muscles and enables them 10 expand
without the painful strain upon the liga-
menls. Thus there a avoided al those uer-
vous spells; the tendency 20 nausea or morn
ing sickness IL counferacted, and a bright.
sunny, happy disposition Il preserved that
federla Wonderfully upon the character and
temperament of ne little one soon to open
IT, eyes IN hrNiidrrment AZ the Joy of hla
ofrivaA Nnl can obtain 4 bottle OF
@hcthef'a Frirud' 81 any drug store AZ
4i.O0, ana n win BE- The hest dollars worth
you ever ohtnlRrd N preserves the moth
ere healsh, enables hcr 10 make 4 quick
and eonipleie recovery. sud Thus with re-
neWeQ strength she Will eagerly devote
herself 70 the care aud attention which
mean so much 10 The welfare 81 the child.
Write 70 the nradneld Regulator Co, f2D
iamar hlde., Atlanta, &C., for their valu.
able and Instructive hook Of guidance for
erpeetant mothers. Get q bottle VI Moth
efs ftlend to-daI
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ings from the same source
The grounds now include the en-
tire block at Central and broadway.
save Zoe the corner occupied by the
Central avenue Methodist church
and when the buildings now standing
on part Of the ground have been
cleared away. the grounds viii he
ample for an purposes. They are
20 be surrounded by . cement re-
tanning wall md filled while the
Central venue frontage win be
parked the rear grounds being used
Tor Fairgrounds.
Arrangement ~ building.
Tho building has three entrances,
the main entrance on Central ave
nue. leading into an enormous hail
which extends through the building
from cast TO wrst. and also by way
OF a broad stairway to the second
floor. opening by % t'lc-noorcd lob
boy and two Wide doors into the au-
ditorium. ON either side Of the
Central ven entrance are offices
those on tho west including office
and private office Of thc city school
superintendent, and the scnoo hoard
room. ON the east side are the
principals offices. aud a rest room
tor teachers and students A large
iauiior's room Is under the stairway.
and large locker rooms for boys and
girls 1t either end of the building.
tho boys rooms az the east ana the
girls at the west end. These are to
be fitted With modern toilet equip
ment and steel lockers.
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REGULATIONS FOR
BUSINESS SCHOOLS
State Board of Education Out.
lines Requirements; County
superintendent Must Visit
Schools Once a Year.

Santa Pc. n. b.. Feb 5-The state
board of education yesterday passed
a resolution outlining the require
ments expected under the Law OF
business colleges aud correspondence
schools ia New Mexico. a special
business college teachers certificate
h Ia be issued. all the business col
leEes Of the state are Go be inspect
ed al least once "a year hy the state
school superintendent Ia see that tho
work Is up To "a specified standard,
and upon demand any such schoui
shall submit an outline OF the work
being done. Il permit h. necessary 10
solicit correspondence work or see
scholarships; there will be issued q
credcntial certificate at a cost Of
SO and correspondence schools do
ing business la the state VIII pay "A
Zee 81 S2S annually where no mora
than n man il %canNassing for the
school with s. FOR each additional
solicitor.
school superintendent be required te
sisit every school IN hiss district at
least once a ear
The board appointed Dr. +. IT IL
Roberts of East Las Vegas, Prof r..
h. Enloe of silver City and Miss Ma
nette Myers Of Santa Re. a sub-com-
mlttee 10 report on a uniform course
OF study Tor New Mexico high
schools 10 us 10 standardixe all high
schools In accordance with the plan
endorsed by the high school section
a. the New Mexico Educational as
s%ociation al H. convention In Aibu.
Ggerque last November
Tho hoard also issued certificates
% many institute conductors and In
structors.
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LIVELY INTEREST IN
THE PROPOSED
NIGHT SCHOOL
Two More Teachers Volunteer
Their Services and Organic
alton Meeting Promises to
Bring Gu! a Crowd.

The latest sctisiIg of the BOARD Of
education. tho free uiEht school 10 be
orsanizcd 10 the Central school build
ing next TUESDAY uiRht has made a
hit in Aluuqueruut ana from present
indications the organization meeting
vim brinp cut % crowd of an ages
Two more teuchcrs yesterday tolun-
tcgred their services to Superintend ID
cnt Milne. making o. total of seven
experienced men and women who are
ready 20 give their services free to
the cause
The two new ,uiuntecrs are Miss
Plant Of the fourth ward school ana
Miss Bright. teacher 90 domestic
science.
Every one who expects To join the
night school IL utgcd 10 attend the
organization meeting "a the Central
school next Tuesday night.