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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
ARMIES MOBILIZE FOR
THE FALL

New YORK. oct. Pour sectional
conferences ON tuberculosis viii be
held iu various parts or the country
during the months Of October and Np-
yemUer under the direction OF The Nae
tlonal Association for the study aad
Prevention or Tuberculosis. according
20 an announcement from the head
quarters OF that organization today.
These conference. designed 10 stimu-
late the war against tuberculosis i1
the sections which they serve. will be
held in 81. Louis. Mo. on October g.,
and 81 la Philadelphia. Pa, on Oc-
tober Is In Bangor. Me. ON October
22ud; and in Atlanta, Ca. during the
last week Boz November. Prominent
auti-tubc5culosis workers from all
parts OF the country VIII address the
various conferences. Among tle priu.
cipul subjects 90 hc discussed ut all
the Conferences are The Red cross
Seal campaign, the ADVANTAGE pl lo-
cal hospitals tor the car Ol cuusump-
tivos. The hamo treatment of the W-
]berculous. and lcgislatiy, problems
In the official auaounccmcut rclJ-
tive TO these conferences. Dr Charles
J. Hathoid. executive secretary OF tine
National association, siys These
four conferences are IN fact the moo
~iiization OF those Who are engaged Ice
the war against tu' erculosIE for toe
coming Tall ana winter Oampaig1
which We are planning tU wage
against this disease. iu almost every
state 90 the union, acti'" movements
against tuberculosis will be- forwarded
and means o. Tea secure the support
and enthusiasm which viii enable us
Co attach pat individual problems
more successfully than we could do
otherwise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

the understanding being that he
would |trtuefcr back after the fair.
Further consideration of the matter
aftc D. that meeting convinced tho
Board that So had exceeded Us an
thoritv bon giving the permission TO
transfer and 10 was decided 90 re-
yoke the permit. it is Sal q that the
board is ut the opinion that "a de-
c.siuu 90 tho district our created
The precedent that % is necessary
for % luuor dealer 20 got e new
license if hc desires Go move.
Tho Board met this morning Ia "a
special session for The purpose OF re-
rokiug the pvrmfssiun but before u
could aot Attorney Francis T.. Wood.
representing Ecyuaud. served the
restraining order The order is re-
turulblc before Judge Reynolds to-
morrow morning, az which time the
Board SOL Doe Required to show why
10 should NOT ho enioiuod from iu-
torioring with Iioynaud's fair ground
stand.
Ecvnoud ln hs complaint io tho
court, AYERS that he has purchased
special stock tor The fair and gone
to other expense in anticipation oi
The expected move and that ne will
lose considerable DO the Board is
not prevented from rcvoking the per-
INIT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
CAVALRYMEN REACH
RID PUERCO ON
MARCH HERE
Leave River Point at Seven
This Morning and Due at
Isleta Tonight; Expected
Here Tomorrow Noon.

Marching oyrland. Troop X. OF the
United states calvary coming here
for the state fair. is steadily nearing
this city. The soldiers let RIO
Puorco at O'Clock thIs morning, anG
are due Go reach ItIcta tonight. That
means thcy viii get into town, FOE
lowed JOS the aGon train lu heavy
marching order al aeon tomorrow.
The VIII march about town and
then go into camp az Hopewell field
where oNefy preparation has been
made for them street Commissioner
Martin Ticrncy has seen to IL that
there is plcnts OF wood and forage
on the camping ground. and an am
pie water supply has been provided.
Arrangement We're set affoot to-
day for a ball 10 be given the cal
.Nerymen az Masonic Temple next
Tuesday night. That will be Albu-
queruuc's formal reception 20 the
rank and hlc of the troop. The caN-
airy men viii bee the guests OF honor.
Tht troops WIN De escorted into
the city tomorrow los "a deputntion
.ot AlbuquerqIeans . Deputy Tn
tied states Marshal J. r.. Galusha.
through whose influence the coming
of The troops was secured. VIII go
With others in cars Ia isicta 10 meet
the command and they win bring
the officers anG their wives TO
town.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
FIRST EXECUTION
UNDER MILITARY
LAW IN FRANCE

Uordelux. Oct. . jf.oi D m1-
Picffr Nasicl was put to death today
Tor military tensions 10 was the
hrsi execution under military law ut
th, tuuuutar capital
NnsIoa faaod tho end hravCly AZ
he stepped from the automobile pa
trol w,suu shat brought hIm to the
Aria, parade ground. the condemned
mau WAS rolling 90 cigarette, which
hc mosrd while he listened tD The
reading of hif sentence. Then bc
ehUoh hands with tho chaplain and.
H%teupl0r hr.skly Co thc execution
post folded hia arms and looked
str3irht GO the firing squ3d Hc rec
fused to have his eyes handaged. Nt
d. shHru command % vollcy sounded.
Naaica sank Co. his knees dead De-
tachmouts from al the ragimcuts OF
tho HordoiuX sarrisons Witnessed the
execution and when 30 was over de-
filed past the body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
BIC CROWD GOING
To Y. NJ. c. A.
NEE TING
Indications Are That Capaci-
ity Crowd Will Gather in
Commercial Club Tonight;
A Fair Week Organization
Stunt.

At "a thirty minute meeting Of tho
general Y. NJ g. A. promotion COM
mittec Yesterday afternoon. az which
an members were present. plans
were made for "a tair week Y A. g..
\. demonstration which % ls expected
win take an unusual form. This VIII
be- in addition Co the general distri-
button Of the new Y NJ g. A. but
toms and %pcnnantF which IL is now
expected viii be- made on T~i,Jrsday.
Albuquerque day, when the cnurt VIII
be- TO get % y. a.. g. A. button or
pcnannt on every man iu A%ihuquor-
que.
\ crowd which will tav the cnpac-
ity OF tho Commercial cluh rooms is
expected tn attend tonight's meeting
for young men at S o'clock More
than l25 volunteers have agreed To
come out ana hring "a friend or two
and as % result the Attendance may
equal that 90 the h,g opening meet
ing az the putney warehouse "a fc~
days ago. Mr.. Lcpoir, the las Wee
gas =. VI. c. g.. worker. wlll bc the
principal speaker Of the cN.ning. and
will give something of his experience
in organization work. In which he is
% veteran. The meeting viii Dee short.
Breyity, in fact a,.d' clos" attention
Co business viii be the ideal of every
one ct the many meetings ct the kind
To De held in course of the promo
tion work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
EMPEROR WILLIAM GOES FROM
FRONT To FRONT HY TRAIN

Rome. oct. , ,,.ta p mD via Paris.
oDt. t>.l0 % mo- Emperor WIN
sam Says 20 telerrlm from Berlin. b.
Eolue from 100 front to another. lie
travels n % special train OF ten pull
man ears which formerly We're paint
cd white and aiu bat which now have
been r|epaintcd like the ordinary cars
ln order 50 protect The tr,iu from the
bombs GO French ayl1tors.
When The emperor goes to places
out ul the reach Of the railway ne
travels JOS automobile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
DECLARES GERMANS ABOUT
TO ~ ACUATE BRUSSELS

Londcn. OCT. @ C5.05 j.. MIN a
dispatch from Amsterdam the CORES
pendent OF tho Central News says adj
vices reaching there today from Brus-
sells set forth hat there is every rca
son io anticipate the early Withdrawal
os tho Germans from the Bclaiau
capital. Wounded men are being
scnt back to Germany he says. and
the German official documents are
being packed up.
The correspondent says DE- has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
POPULATION TAKES REFUGE
BEHIND ANTWERP DEFENSES

Amsterdam, Oct. ., VIA London
tl.tG a. ma dispatch Go tho Tel
eerar from Antwerp SAYS
The population of an the villages
1eIWcc the first and SECOND ring ct
fonts surrounding tho city are fleeing
into Antwerp. but there 81 mo- panic.
Ia, inhabitants srol certain that help
VIII come.
Fifty thousand refugees have arr
rived from Client. five thousand from
lruges. 5000 from Courtrai and 1000
from Ostcnd.
Behind and .n the cremy's lines
.n the provinces of Brabant. Linz burg.
and Hanault, Belsian volunteers have
succeeded ia blowing up the railway
tracks at ten places. besides destroying
bridges and yiaducts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ENGLISH CABLE STATION
DESTROYED BN NUREMBERG

Honolulu. r. a., Oct. Tho Brio
.sh -toamer kestrcl which arrived
here today from the Fauaing islands.
REPORTS that the cable station there
wa destroyed by the German cruiser
Numbers.
The cutting ~ communications nee
tween Vancouver mo Australia was
reported last month, and h was sup
posed then hat the Nurnbcrg, which
had left here NOT long before. was re-
sponsihle. although IL wac not known
Until today that the cable station had
been ruined.
The Famine islands are British ter
ritory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ITALY WILL INSPECT
All COMMERCIAL CABLES

NeW HOTk, 90. E.-Tho CdmmeTcinl
Gable company announced today titat
the Italian government referring 10
the articles OF The international con-
zion which empower a state under
such circumstance 90 stop tho tmns-
mission of telegmms had Given notice
that reserved the right 10 stop any
cihlegrams without notice. No claims
ON account OF such ~stuppages win be-
considered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
WILL TRY TO LOCATE
JOHN STR0NG'S HORSE

r%ndcrshcfin DICK Lewis sent Dep
uty Sheriff Qnerino Coulter with
George HaCa Co Valencia today 90 lnot.
for the horse which Haca stole from
John Strong. When captured Baca.
said he snapped %strong's horse for.
another animal near Valencia. Strous
accompanied the officer and the youth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
GIRLS! BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR,
NO D~RAE9RUFF 25 CENT DANDERINE

Besides beautifying the hair ~ once
Danderine dlssolyes every particle oi
dandrun. cleanass. purihcs and lnFiE'
CRATES tho scalp. forever rtoppina
itching aad falling hair.
nui what viii please you most viii
De after a few weeks use when you
VIII actually see new half-hac and
doWny at nrst ycs-but really nov
hnir groWiIs ufl over the scalp n
sou care for pretty. soft hair and sotl
IF u surely get q 70 cent bottle 81
KnoWlien's Danderlne from any drug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
THREE JUDGES or PAIRS
BENCH KILLED IN BATTLE

Paris. oct. . tjto5 3. mD-Thc
French bar has suffered the fortunes
ol war Ia opening the sessions OF the
courts today. the pu1lis prose utog.
jules Herhaux ANNOUNCED that three
Judges of the Paris bench had been
killed, while "a list OF dead issued b3
the war office contained the names Of
many lawyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
FIGHTS To RETAIN
LIQUOR RIGHT ON
FAIR GROUNDS

An order from the District Court
uis served un the Beard Ut County
Comm i.sioners today, restraing them,
rvyukluE tho permission granted TO
40 BE- Res maud go sell i.quor ln the
BrIdsiand at the state fair.
itcyuHud was given permission last
1ut-daF hg the Board 60 transfer
his Ilcouse temporarily from his pres
fnt place off business on indian
school road Go the fair grounds stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
GERMAN MESSENGER SLIPS
THROUGH TO AMERICA

NcW York. oct 2-On board the
steamer Cedric which arrived tod0y
from Liverpool was a German diplo-
matte messenger who slipped through
England without getting caught. lie
Was Bernard Goldsmith. hearing mes
shes from the German government tor
tho German embassy at Washington.
The Cedric brought 1880 rassengrrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
JAPAN ASKS CHINA To
TURN OVER RAILROAD

IoKInE. ChInu. OCT. G.lU D. M
The japanese gD.crnmcnt has re-
questcd Chnia 90 remove the Chinese
soldiers from tho railway lire thai
connects Using Tau with lis Man. The
reques is made. Japan SAYS. because
80 Is her purpose Ia occupy the rsllwaS
Up 90 Tsi Nan. the western terminus.
u an, opposition Is encountered tine
japanese government states that %
win be considered an uulrlandly act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
DENVER MAN WILL OPEN
NEW MAIL TRANSf Err
DEPOT AT STATION

Burdettc Wean. mail transfer clerk
40 The local santa Fo station, ieft this
afternoon on SO . Tor Las Vegas
where ne viii spend "a vacation of Sew
cral weeks ". W. Upton arrived
last night from Denver Go tak, his
piaoe during the vacation period.
While here Mr.. Upton viii open he
recently completed mail transfer
house az ths depot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
ITALIAN FUREIGN MINISTER
NInnININ GIIS MIII

Rome. viu Paris oct. .. tt.s5 a. M
The condition Of Marquis hi Saa
Giuiinno. minister of foreign AFFAIRS.
who has been %seriuusl, 900. has amel-
iUrated suddenly 90 such an extent
that be was able yesterday Co receive
the Austrian ambassador in his bed
1udra.
Cardinal Dominic Fermtn. the
papal secretary cot state who also has
been 900. ls reported Co bee much bet
ter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
WOULD CONSOLIDATE
r GREAT CHURCHES
IN THE DOMINION

ottawa. ont, oct. 2--Consplida-
lion OF the Methodist. Presbyterian
and congregational churches boa can
ada was proposed in an official re-
port. announced today, Of the special
committee of the Methodist general
conference. Indications are that the
conference would lndorse the report
unanimously
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
DUTCH STEAMER STOPPED
TIiiiIiE TIMES by MAIsSIIIPs

Sew YORK. oct. THE Dutch
steamer N~oordham, of Me Holland
America line, arrived here today from
Rotterdam with i.4s0 passenger OF
nccrs OF the ship sald she was stopped
three times during her passage
Through the English channel by Hrst-
isa ami French warshtps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

The Bornal.lio county Teachers
Glee club will meet tor practice TO-
morrow afternoon al 9 ociock az the
high school auditorium Miss white,
the directress, requests that an the
teachers De- present The glee club
is Co sing nt the convention Of edu-
Gators here next November
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
W AR
tConunued from Page onc.l

ASSIGNED to the damscr area, 10 must
NOS he supposed that navigation is
safe u ary part of do, southern wac
t,r~ of the Nurth sea.
Instructions have been ISSUED to
DIS majesty ships 90 warn oast-go-
ing vessels nf the presence, 81 this new
Min, field
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
LEVY VII SELL THE
JEFFERSON HOME TO
THE GOVERNMENT

Washington oct. 2.-Hepresentu'
tiv, Levy 1I New York. owner of
Monticello, announced today that be-
view of Secretary Hryan'a appeal q,
him To- sell Thomes Jchersou's home
90 the government he was consider
ing doing sn. Heretofore he has re-.
fused uil such proposals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
KING WILL GOING
TO HIGH COURT
ON APPEAL

Motion to appeal iu the Eiug viii
r1.e uas granted to-day uy Judge
Reynolds in the district court Mrs.
Al. ~ Gross, ono of the CHIEF hene-
0Darioe under the uullinpl will and
A. E Stroup. the admiuistrator, ara"
appealing Tho viii was broken by
Mrs LOWS a.. King. the widow, iu
tho district court. after % had been
sustained In the probate court
Kings estate was not large. but In-
terrst my iu the suit Go set aside the
wHl because King provided chat III his
"lfe did not remuIn unmarried for
ten YEARS her share of his estuto was
tu go 90 Mrs Gross. his aunt.
The jury bon the case OF Mrs. Ida
Thomas against Victor Gustntsun,
wbis1 took the evidence nndet com
s|idorat.ou Yesterday afternoon. rec
tHTu,d 90 verdict of ST aud costs in
lt,or cog Mrs Thomas She asked for
600 and her attorney. John Ven
able save notice OF 90 motion Goo ape
peal Mrs Thomas sousht Go recover
fur injuries alleged Geo have resulted
from l collision bctwecn ou, ul Gus-
tIt-uu.- W1sons and her Buggy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02
TrY This. Doubles Beauty of Nol
Hair aud stors u Iailing Out.

Your hair becomfs lisht, wavy.
huny. abundant and appears ne soft.
lustrous and %oeauiiful as "a young
girls after "nsndorlno hair cleanse
just try fhis-moisten n cloth with a
little Danderine ana carefully draw q
through your hair. taking d sma .
strand "a q time. This Will cleanse
fhe hair 81 dast dlrt and excessive OF
and iu just a FEES moments you have
doubled the beauty " your hair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

learned from "a good ourcc that tho
German general stan has lett i.uXem-
burg Iu eighty motor cars for Mainz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-02

Bankrupt Sale Begins Sat-
urday. Oct. Sd, 8 a. m. Best
Values Ever Offered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
pRouTY's REQUEST.

A misfortune under which Charles A
Prouty seems to be laboring and under
which he has been laboring ever since
he was first brought prominently before
the public as a possible candidate fol
United States senator from Vermont is
that he is necessarily absent from Yer
mont on very important federal business
and is, therefore, not in close touch with
the current of affairs in the state from
which he would like to receive the hon
or. For that reason he is sometimes
led into error through importuning of
individuals or groups of people in Yer
mont, and he is led into committing him
self before knowing the real situation.
His reported request to the Vermont
Progressive party to withhold endorse.
ment of his possible candidacy is an in.
dication of desire to get out of an EN-
barrassing situation in view of the
marked Discrimination for fusion between
the sections of the old Republican party.
The request may also be the forerunner
of more sweeping action. That re-
mains to be seen in the developments to
come during the next few months.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
F. H. Rogers & Co.

which to keep the articles and also per
haps through inattention of those whc
were possessors of the articles. But now
that proper receptacles have been Sc
cured and put in suitable location
there should be no excuse for failure to
save the ancient things on the former
ground; and at the same time the peo-
pie of Barre and surrounding towns
ought to be encouraged into proper con-
sideration of the historical things like
ancient papers, written and printed
Even though begun at this late date
Barre's historical collection viii develop
into something of marked interest and
of considerable value. As the collection
grows, as it bids fair to do, it will COM
mand more prominent location. There
fore, let all the people of this commu-
nifty give their cooperation to the his
torical committee of the Woman's club
to the end that really adequate col
lection can be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
they were received with assurance as I,
the accuracy Of the facts included.

The result of the second trial Of
Charles Becker, former lieutenant of DO.
lice in New York City, for instigatinQ
the murder of Herman Rosenthal, dem
onstrates again what a powerful man
the county of New York has in the Office
of prosecutor. That statement does not
mean, of course, that the conviction of
Becker for the second time was outside
of the evidence presented, but it does
mean that the evidence was very clearly
and convincingly presented by the able
district attorney, Charles S. Whitman, in
case where others might have failed
to bring out all there was on the states
side. 1t has been demonstrated beyond
doubt that Mr.. Whitman is one of the
most powerful men in the law that the
country has at the present time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25
What Is the Explanation

A few years ago the people of YER
mont were simply amazed that the cost
to the state for detective service should
have jumped from but little more than
5000 year to a sum in excess of $4,000
per annum. 1t was in 1901 that the
smaller sum was expended. In a brief
| 10 years, during which the increase in
the states population was but a seant
10000, the expense of its detective work
jumped to above $4,000 year State
officials in consultation with the depart
ment of justice officials were assured, so
the report goes, that the expense should
be reduced or obliterated altogether, but
instead of reduction the expense for
the present fiscal year to date is the
enormous sum of S34,930.9l, which ex-
pense if continued in the same ratio for
the rest of the year will make the cost
of this detective work in excess of S46,-
OOO
What the people want to know is
what this great sum was expended for,
and what there was in particular, more
than in other years, to call for such an
expenditure. Crime is no more rampant
or general in Vermont to-day than il
was 10 years ago, and decade ago
crime was punished just as promptly and
as efficiently as it is to-day, Ten years
ago Vermont had no need of such an
officer as an attorney general and the
question now is, why does the need of
such an official exist to-day If this
sum of $4,000 has been expended wise
ly and to meet manifest demand then
the people will offer no criticism, but it
is only right that they should know of
the expenditure of every cent.-White
River Junction Landmark.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-25

The anxiety of the authorities in Flor.
ence, Italy, to punish the assailant OF
the American woman tourist, who was
shot on train, is natural because the
crime gives a very undesirable publicity
TO some dangers of tourist travel in Eu-
rope and the unpublished crime would
have intensified the undesirable public
lty Therefore, the efforts TO run down
the assailant were not to be wondered
at, over and above the natural inclina-
lion to detect the perpetrator of any
crime of like magnitude. To many pros
pective tourists of Italy, the capture of
the supposed perpetrator makes the sit
nation somewhat less disquieting.