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Evening journal., 1915-10-04
AZ SISTERS KILLFD.

BY The United Press.
PETROGRAD. Oct A-The Russian
Red Cross today published a list OF
46 Sisters Of Mercy who are alleged
to have been killed during Austro-
German bombardment OF Russian
hospitals.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
FRENCH DELAY BUIGAR1ANs.

by Ihe United Press.
BERLIN, (Via Wireless TO Tucker
ton, N. J.,) Oct. 4-The French gov
ernment has ordered that no Bulgar-
ian reservists will be permitted to
leave France. according to a Vienna
dispatch to the Franlfurter zeitung.
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w. Q. IN. ID. SUPPFR.

The women Of the Newark W. c
T. u. will hold their annual supper
in the banquet hall of the Newark
Opera House this Thursday evening
Oct. 7, $50 to $50 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04

ma. according to dispatches received
here today.
Varna is the principal port on the
Black Sea between Kustendie and the
Bosphorus. lt has important railway
connections and II has been predicted
that Russian transports would land
troops near this point II Russia decid-
ed on an invasion of Bulgaria.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
PHILADELPHIA LANDS.

BY The United Press.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 4.-The Ameri-
can liner Philadelphia arrived today.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
RUSSIAN SQUADRON IS
Off BULGARIAN PORT
sv The United Press.

SALONIKA. Oct. 1.-Two powerful
Russian squadrons have appeared off
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TODAY'S TEMPERATURES.
SUN AND TIDES.
MOUTH Of ChTistia

High water ...... 7.22 An Isl P. NJ.
Low water ...... 2.55 A. NJ sos P. NJ.
Reedy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
SAVE FOR WAR, WE'D BE TALKING
NOW BY WIRELESS TO EUROPE

SS1S PRESENT EXTREME RANCE or VREl SIS Tsl ePgoEE
E--PRtsEAT EtTREME RhleE Or WIReLEss TELEeRkpHl
Evening journal., 1915-10-04
WEATHER

Fair tonight and Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
Spectators,

enumerated. with a bare exception or
two.
As opaque walls Separating these
various divisions Of mankiEds work
is the comprehension Of this inter
relation Of interests in the majority
Of eases, and to batter down these
walls and food al departments Of
labor and all fields Of industry with
the light OF understanding that spells
eommorcial-and incidentally, social
liberation from the ihrall OF condi-
tons such as the war has brought
aboui-ihat, in its broader definition,
Is what is known as the Made-in-the-
u. 5. A. spirit And 10 bring about
the general understanding just outlined
is the first mission land a crystaliza'ion
OF the long rcgnan, Made-in-A meriea
SPIRIT Of the pioneers OF the Made
in-the-U S. a. Day movement.
So. 10 attract universal interest, ii
was apparent from The FIRST 70 these
men that there must be a "ballyho'-
that is, a magnet that has drawing
power beyond the concentration OF
knit brows, OF iniellccis whose vision
Is blind TO al save individual purpose
drawing power that impcis attention
by dint OF elemental force.
In other words, The sort Of mag.
net required would have 20 be ono
that would be an deal antidotc q
the "tircdness' Of tired business
men.
And like an inspiration came The
thought Womaul
Instant as was this thought. 81
was the action taken 20 select thi
woman In truth the brief perio'
intervening between the decision q
send forth q typical American CIR
20 expoundi as Maid Of America. Oh
principle Of a Made-in-the-U Il. =. A
Day and The date set for the begin
ming of her triumphau, tournec-
early 90 the new year-is so shor
that nothing but insiast sciio
would suffice.
Aud therefore IL behooves yol
Miss Young America, who read
J this. 20 take insi1nl action too
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

that is, 20 send in your photo, ac-
companicd with a statement OF
qualifications as per Instructions
hereinafter given-inasmuch as the
general committee OF the Madc-in'
thc-U. 6. A. Day association have
decided that the method Of selection
by photo Is the best where so little
time and so extensive a task are in
yolyed
Before proceeding. let us enlighten
you as 10 what constitutes a Screen
face. a screen" face is one that is
adaptable 20 the requirements OF
p,oto-drama-that is. n which has
features that are mobile and can eN-
press emotion. Il Is a face that will
photograph well.
4 so-callcd neutral. or reposciul,
phlcgmatic face. without contrasts,
without arccnluaied coloring' how
ever cultivated tie intellect back Of
| g.. IS impossible from the photo
drama producers viewpoint. Your
eyes must talk" your general eS-
preston mirror any great inward
emotion that the situation in a play
you we're setting IN, or a crisis in real
life. would cal forth.
You must have ulster in your hair
as well as in your eyes, and the ap-
peal Of that i~udeGnable force, per-
sonaliiy must hover about you like
an aura.
The reproductions ON this page are
thoss Of women who possess the
IDEAL screen face. and truly their
faces have proven their fortunes.
They are among the foremos,
movie" actresses .of the day And.
because Of the very nature Of your
duties-and pleasures-in connection
with the tour Of America as th'
cvangel Of the Made-in-the-U.. s. a
Day gospel you will achieves re
nown as great as theirs in hlmdom-
and greater, even. in the flesh, t. c
as a personal and leading actor 4
a great historic drama that is TO b
played throughout the country wit
the object Of adding to our calenda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29

a great new national day, different
aud more important than all our
holidays.
OF course, there are naturally
other requirements YOU must meas
ure up to. Here, in toto, are the
magical "musts' that will win you
the title of Maid OF America, and
all the unusual honors that go with
that title:
Must he American-born.
Must be beautiful.
Must have had college or high
school education.
Must have perfect figure.
Must dress stylishly must wear
clothes we'll
Must hssc accomplishments that
| tetd TO further social prcstige.
Must take interest IN current
topics
Must have personality.
Must be endowed With a dramatic
instinct.
Must be intelligent ~aturally
bright.
Must be healthy. active, nature-lov-
ing.
And-the first requisite don't for
gct)-must have that Screen face.
All the photos. with your name
and address on the back, and accom-
panied with a statement giving youi
age. height. weight, the color o.
your hair and eyes and truthful
afirmations as 90 possessing any O
the "musts" in the above tabulation
should be sent 20 Chairman Max
Of America Contest Committee
eighth floor. Lcavitt Building, New
York CITY" \ They win be judge
By a committee comprised OF artist
and SUNDAY editors, presided over b,
James Montgomery Flagg, the note
illustrator. whose type of America
girl Is accepted by thousands as a
ideal dclineation.
And now a few more words as I
the tour and your part in the hlmin
operations
The tour will embrace fort
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jingo-patriois sense. bu, national com
merciai seli-susicnancy.
We arc independent as 20 mon
archial oppression. but are we free
commercially.
The war now raging in Europe has
supplied BE auswcr-ond IL is an en-
phaiic negative. as soaring prices and
exiirpaied imports evidence.
Regardless Of the lesson that The
war il teaching us. does. for instance
the bookworm bother about ih'
Butchers problems, The actor abou
! the aericulnraiisi's the painter abou
ahe pl~ssierers. or vice-ycrsai
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Does the mechanic spend sleeplcss
nights worrying about thc future Of
the planter. or the yachtsman about
the Irvine makers complaints, even
though his SAILS were SO much ballast
wiihou, the rope
And there arc the wills that make
the sails possible. those that make the
hooks possible-also make possible
what not outside Of The realm Of the
factories and mines and iurrowed
fields And 50 on can be pursued
comparison showing nter-relaiion-
and lack Of development in all The
divisions Of productivity that can be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-05-29
YOu a screen"
faeei
u Ii SC. Yon are clirihle

AVE fOu screen
II SC. you are eligible
to III the unique position OF what
IN effect amounts 10 being Ameri-
cas- nncrowned qucen.'
AS Maid Of America. which win
be yonr Official tile. in case Of
selection for the honor. on will
be sent forth in a luxurious Pull
man apartment car. surrounded by
every comfort that you could pos
sibiy enjoy n G faultlessly APP
pointed home. TO explore the high
wSys aud byways OF the wonder
fui land Of your birth. seeing is
most interesting sights. meeting
rs foremost citizens. being made
the recipient Of receptions by
womcn's clubs and other organi-
Nations. figuring in interviews in
The grea, daily newspapers and
figuring, also. in a strictly "hgura-
tive" sense. in a vast, 100000
foot moiion-photo serial, which is
10 picture an the distinguishing
characteristics OF the various To-
caiitics visited.
All this without one kopek OF
expense to you. mind you!
We rather think that we arc
justified in believing that you arc
thoroughly interested by this time.
So we shan't be cruel and keep
yop on tenterhooks. Wen give
you the facts. and when you have
absorbed them, you will find that
there IS absolutely no catch il
the proposition. You viii find
that il viii revert back 10 that
ancient adage anent a face being
ones DEMONSTRATING you hav'
the ideal screen" face.
Prominent manufacturers. who's
business interests Eepfesen, a com
hined capitalization Of more thar
e~ioo.ooo.ooo, have decided I Civ
practical cxpressi, 20 a sentiment
put forward to date IN the FITS an'
starts Of merely forensic effort. Il
favor Of trade expansion in tn
United States BY the establishment o
an annual open-shop gala day 10 b
devoted 90 business stimulation and q
be known as Made-in-the-U. S. A
Day.
To e-yssallzr this sentiment int
q moiilc. cumulative force that sha
automatically bring frui,ion 10 thei
laudable plan, these manufacturer
have resolved on a half-miiiion-d olla
publicity campaign, which sum the
have already subscribed
This campaign Is 20 be made Z
utilize every known ven 10 arou'
ing public interest, and, aside from pr'
viding for 'he cooperation Of II
press. already an aggressive factor
the movement. Is 70 take adyaniae
also, Of that new factor In moldir
thoughi-,he motion picture.
Now. with the subject Of al III
ekiiaiion being Of commercial strip
and consequently prone % fail Of q
neceesary unanimous support Of
people Immersed IN the routine
sheir various and specialized Interest
the .commitsce on general arrang
ments Of the newly-iormed Made.i
ths-U. s. A. Day Association In NJ
Yosk realized that aoml method mt
be evolved. some medium utilized III
will csase a general ra'lying to
STANDARD that, as viii be appreeiai
After deeper cogitailon. ~apou,eosii
dat which intimately affects
hfanchrs Of human endeayor.
walks Of iiie-i &. not eonimerc
.rv merely In lie braGXa
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weeks. The monster film OF 5000,
o feet, above referred to. will be
known as america" and will be
shown in weekly installmcnts IN the
principal cities OF the United States.
4 studio car, now being complctcd,
viii accompany the Maid OF America
ON her expedition, and here the de-
vcloping, printing. assembling and
shipping will be undertaken.
II viii be seen that much valuable
advance publicity will accrue TO "a,
campaign headed By the Maid OF
America through the showing OF
these films. and because OF their
serial nature. they will be a potent
force in keeping the topic fresh IN
the public mind long after her de-
pl-turc.
Ia the meantime. IN conformity to-
the general committees plan, pa
triotic citizens everywhere will be
| constrained on Ia strike while the
ron b. hot 4 take advantage OF the
| ballots with the wording Are you
Ia favor OF an annual national open
shop gala day 10 be known as Made
in-the- u. S. A. Day." by voting
| wv - NAANtMWAN AAAkkk u ANiHA
ballots will follow in the wake OF
the Maid Of Americas visit. and the
press OF the cities visited Is counted
on TO give them further vogue by
running daily printed forms OF bal
lots. or publishing them NJ stated in
t%ervals. until the local organized
commercial interests have arranged
with their representative AT Wash
ington 10 act in response TO the APP
parent unanimiiy OF his constituents.
In all sections OF the big serial
America film will appear the Maid
Of America in the guise OF a COM
posite spectator for the great
American public, who later will view
the wonderful scenes depicted with
the same light Of interest in their
eyes as will sparkle in those OF the
beautiful propaganda Of the Made
in-the-U. =. A. Day movement.
In conclusion, let as assure the
prospective victor in this contest for
the greatest honor that could posi-
bly, be thrust on a daughter of
America that she will find everything
arranged for her reception wherever
she goes by a committee OF
boosters who will journey ahead
and cooperate with the commercial
organizations and newspapers OF the
towns TO be visited by her. This
party will he IN charge Of J. Arthur
Nelson. a prominent California bust
ness man, who conceived the idea oI
a Made-in-ihe-U. 5. A. Day a veal
ago aud has labored increasingly q
!, secure lis establishment.
Who will be the n TO be haiie'
as the Maid OF America, and, as such
( be the feted queen OF all America
| the toast Of millionaire captains o
{ Industry, the despair OF loyelori
, youth. the envy. Of thousands OF he
4 sex9
, VIII Il be YOUP\
M one could only know before
4 hand. you sigh
S But this Is not the time for dream
y ing: this is a case where truth !
a strangerl and more Wonderful tina
n hction,'
n In this. ease you dream when IL
all over-andb seems truly like
o dream in its wonderous light c
retrospect
Send along your photo. quiekl-
and be patient You will know 500
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Here Are Types Of Women Who Have Achieved
Fame In PhotOdrama. They Possess the Ideal
sScreens Face. Have You Similar Features?
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bihBf b AmeElean-beEn
Almss be beautiful
nfiastha inteIIlgentn nat
ukasly bright
EcnsE have had q college
or high school ednca-
lion
Mast have weII-prOpOr-
toned figure
Must wear clothes wen
Must dress sty Rhly
Musf have accomplish
ments that tend to fur
they social prestige
Must have personality
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AEust take a lively inter-
est In current topics
Mnet be endowed with
dramatic instinct
Must be bilious,
healthy, nature loving
AND the first requisite. don't
forget
Must have i;sat ''scsecn''
face q. e, an express
i've, m b counte-
nance, one whose fea-
lures photograph well,
80 a. 70 be ideal for
ph0t0play purposes.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
WILL APPEAL
 FOREST SUIT

JUNEAU, Sept. 5.-Representative John G. Hyde, of this division, an nOunced yesterday that, although the Tongas forest reserve fund suit is to be appealed, that action i. being taken only as matter of precedent. He stated that the legiS- lators of the First division had no intention of depriving other divi- sions of their road money in mak- ing the appeal, further stating that they do not intend to restrain the territorial treasurer from paying out the funds appropriated for the roads of the territory by the last legisla- ture.
 Those here who feel that the legs- lators of the First division exceed ed their authority when they started the suit are much relieved by the statement of representative Hyde It is supposed that the residents of other divisions which were af fected by the suit, will feel like wise, as it's appeal would be the means of stopping road development everywhere in the territory.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
Negro Murderers
 Deny Their Guilt

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. B. Despite the fact that they are re ported to have acknowledged their guilt of killing Dr. Franklin Mohr last week at the instigation of his wife the three negroes who are in jail charged with the crime now state that they are entirely innocent of it and have caused the report to be published broadcast They have not yet secured counsel for their preliminary hearing. which will take place early in the week.
 In the report which they have caused to be circulated, the negroes also deny that they said anything duplicating Mrs. Grace Mohr. the wife of the murdered physician. They further state that they believe she is innocent
 The physician was killed last week while sitting in his office and his private secretary a young lady was seriously injured by shots fired by unknown persons.- It was first reported that when the three ne groes were apprehended charged with the crime, they confessed, i'm. plicating Mrs Mohr.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
FORD STARTS
 PEACE MOVE

DETROIT Mich, Sept. 5.-Henry Ford, the manufacturer of Ford au- tomobiles, has inaugurated general peace movement along educational lines. He declared his intentions last night at one of the regular lee lures which he gives to his em- ployees, stating that he expects all of the employees to do their best toward aiding his movement.
 He said at the lecture that in call ing for assistance from his em- ployees, he is asking for nothing but their good will. He stated from the lecture platform that he himself will bear all the expense of the movement. further stating that he has appropriated the sum of s1,000,- 900 for that purpose.
 In his lecture Mr Ford stated that that all wars are due to lack of education. His campaign Tor peace will therefore be along educational lIlltS dHu dS llc Stdleu ldSl ulSut, he is starting with his own en- ployees first before branching out
 One thing MT Ford thinks is re sponsible for wars is prepared ness" His campaign will therefore be conducted along the lines of education as against preparedness for or against war.
 In his speech MT. Ford talked strongly against the building of more battleships or submarines for the United States navy, stating that such action was in the nature of becoming prepared for possible con flict. He also stated that he ob- jects to further organization of forces of the United States along lines.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
arty Held at the
 Pauli Residence

Saturday evening Mrs. A. J. Pauli entertained number of the young people of the city in honor of the nineteenth birthday of her daugh- ter Hazel. Those who were pres ent report a very enjoyable evening. The party also served as the occa- sion for the reorganization of the young ladies' sewing club, several new members being admitted.
 Among those who were present were Misses Hazel Wattles Madge Jordan, Francis Boelen, Hazel De- ser, Hazel Pauli, Laura Lewis, Gen aVieve Creamer, Marion Creamer, Mamie Harris, Irene Roadruck May Petersen and Mrs. F. s. Gordon and Messrs. G. Fenton Cramer, Frank Scott, William P. Hemenway, Jo- seph G. Morrow, Frank P Wood, Al Pauli, Reed Harris and Bert Holl- field.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
VALDEZ TRA|[
 WASHED AWAY

VALDEZ, Sept 5.-Owing to the fact that a glacier at the head of the Saina river has broken, the en- tire valley was threatened with a flood during the past week In fact, considerable damage resulted, practically one mile of the trail near Beaver Dam being washed out and one span of the Saina river bridge being washed away. For a time the roadhouse itself was de- spaired of, as it was believed that the flood would take it and all of it's contents away, but it was left practically intact with the excep. ton of slight damage to its fuI nishings.
 Bob Vining, the Fairbanks com mission man, was stalled at Beaver Dam for short while during the flood with his seven passenger Cadillac touring car, which he iS taking through to the Interior city However, he has now departed, the flood having subsided sufficiently to permit him to go on his way
 It is expected that the travel over the trail toward the Interior will be rather heavy this fall
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
Their Engagement
 Is Not Announced

Although no engagement has yet been announced, it is understood in 'rumor" circles that there is to be a wedding in Fairbanks during the coming week. The parties who will be ''in" on the contract are a young man who came North during the past summer and well known Fairbanks girl, who strenuously de nies that her wedding day is ap- preaching with rapidity.
 It is understood that the young man in the case is not in town at the present time, but is expected to arrive early this week. It is further understood that the young couple will go Outside on one of the next boats, and will make their home at Redlands, California, where the groom-to-be is said to have al ready purchased a home.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
Dick Thorne to
 Give Matinees

Dick Thorne has announced that this afternoon and tomorrow after noon he will give matinees at his show house for the benefit of the people who are in town to attend the fair The best of his repea: pictures will be shown at one enter tainment during each afternoon. The price of admission will be p cents The show will commence at 2:30 o'clock sharp
 The show house last night was crowded at Mir. Thorne's presenta- tion of the Lasky feature film The Squaw Man The picture is to be shown again tonight at one show starting at S:30 o'clock sharp, the price of admission to be 50 cents.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-09-06
LIGHTED BOMB
 UNDER FACTORY

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 5 The finding of a lighted bomb un- der the machine shops of the Fed eral Pressed Steel company here today was the cause of much con sternation among all of the resi- dents of this city. The bomb was found by an employee of the com pany who happened to descend to the basement of the building after the night shift had quit work. But for his heroic work in putting out the fuse, there is no doubt but that the section or the plant under which the bomb was found would have been blown to atoms.
 The entire populace of this city is considerably aroused over the finding of the bomb. The incident is naturally attributed to a German sympathizer, of whom there are many, as it was a well known fact that the Federal Pressed Steel com pany is manufacturing shells for the use of the Russian armies.
 No arrests in the case have yet