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Evening journal., 1916-05-05
TWO Weeks At THE
SUMMIT This YEAR
M. F. Alexander is Named
President of the AsSocia-
ton for Present Year
DR.. HUBBARD TO BE
SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR

The annual meeting of the Brandy
wine Summit Campmeetng Associa'
tion was held yesterday afternoon on
the camp grounds with George Nj.
Fisher presiding. Il was the largest
meeting in the history of the associa-
ton and before noon the woods we're
filed with people and automobiles
More churches were represented than
ever before. and great zeal OF inter
est was manifested in the meeting.
MANY families went out TO the woods
and opened their cottages for the day.
while others viii stay out there with
their families until the schools open.
There have been more demands for
cottages than can be supplied, and IL
is likely that some cottages VIII be
built before the opening Of camp
plans have been made fer the erection
Of fifteen ,arages
Interesting reports were given py
the treasurer and by the chairman
OF the board Of trustees The treas
urer's report showed that all bills
have been paid. and that a balance OF
$50 remains. The following three new
trustees we're elected 10 serve for
three years l. Elmer Perry, Joseph
jackson. and Joseph II, Bartlett
George NJ Fisher was elected presl-
den. OF the association; William
Morris vice-president; William e.
Mackenzie. secretary; Thomas w.
Johnson treasurer.
The trustees organized by electing
the following officers Mayrice f.
Alexander. president; NJ. G.. Smith
secretary: w. G.. Mackenzie. treas
urer. The chairman appointed the
following executive committee. W. G.
Mackenzie. j. Atwood Weldin and
Joseph II. Bartlett The chairman OF
the board OF trustees, the secretary
and Joseph Buck we're appointed a
committee on camp program.
The camp date was fixed for Au-
gust Q TO August %. making 1t two
full weeks. The Rev. r. l.. Hubbard
was appointed spiritual director; W.
n. Thomas. chorister. the Rev. Ed
ward Collins. young peoples leader;
the Rev. J. r. Bicking, children's
leader and Charles Clever. cornetist.
The Rev. J. d. G. Hanna. OF Phila-
delphia. made an address.
A camp rally was held last night
al St. Pauls NJ E. Church, with the
music In charge OF w. n. Thomas.
The announcement has been made
that in case the churches Of the city
are closed on Sunday a service will
be held at Brandywine Summit camr
on Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
in charge OF the Rev J. l.. Johnson
pastor OF Scott NJ. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1916-05-05

them in their order. and l think
physician should have the same priv
ilege," said Mr. Brady.
Judge Churchman ruled that DR..
Robin was not responding to an emer-
gency call and imposed fine of $25
and costs.
Evening journal., 1916-05-05
X. OF p. COMPANY ELECTION.

Stockholders of the X. OF 2. Hall
have elected the following directors
for the ensuing year: W. Kirk Sim
mons. Harry Fritz. E. r. Stroup, w.
L. Simmons. Harry Dolby. Irving II.
Brintou, Charles NJ. lebley, NJ. d.
Fisher. Alvin y. Robeson The direc-
tors have elected the following Off
Gers; President. w. X. Simmons; vice.
president. Harry Dolby; secre-
iary. Irving IL Brinton: treasurer.
Charles NJ. lebley; board OF COVER
nors. William Simmons, Harry Dolby
and Irving n. Brinton; board OF
finance, b. r. stroup. NJ. f. Fisher, A.
B. Robeson.
Evening journal., 1916-05-05
GRANGE GAINs MEMRrRs.

AZ the meeting Of West Brandywino
Grange, at Talleyville. last evening.
niteen candidates were initiated.
Other than the limitations. only rou-
tine business was transacted.
Evening journal., 1916-05-05

Marie Medill, wife Of George l.. Me-
dill of this city.
Notice Of the funeral will be given
later
Evening journal., 1916-05-05
BAKE SALE FOR RED CROSS.

A bake sale for the benefit of the
Red Cross Society will be given by
Mrs. Herman Pieplow and Mrs. Anna
Connolly at the J. & j. n. Harman
furniture store tomorrow.
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2iakfanOs gor6ereitang
fir Den 2Seltetied.

Die in Gpfid erIdeiueppe aS1mbnnu"
bringt Mitteiluneep elmer qRri0nli6,
felt, bic infoige ibrer Gttlung osnauir
Ginblid in bic @orgGnQe IN aublaRb
aebabt bat, iiber bic ghaIb RuBlanbg
am 4usbru6 bss melttrieges. Der gtrs
faFer Itelt ItIt, bab auBldno bl
6aupilduIbiqe an btm atttntdt BON
Gnraieipo gefpeieR lit. Die nbrtnotR
artiIe In @uBlano fahen in oCm Gr,s
1ersogs9 bronfoIger 5rdr3 3trbinans
sinsn ernlsu unb itarttn Gtaner i6ru
imperialifiIhen 8eitrebunaen. 9og
Qttentat asbort su ben @orbtrtituna,n
sum Deltlriee. 8i bsnsu ou6 BE 81,
gtgning in aontansa un6 bic 8efuh,
bes grdIAenteu gpiutare HHb bss Oh
mirois 8eaEtD in geisrsburQ 3dblsn.
Son miIitdriihen 8orbertitunasn NET.
ben fpleenbr bsrporaebobtn. 3tr 9ah,.
gang, beIn GntiaHung 1914 beopr.
Itanb, ipurbe hrsi monott ldnaer npfpr
ben 5abHM be6alfen; am "a. sbli
iuurbe Die roThe Ri~idbeprDernna 81
1rupptR aus ben qagern In ihrs Gar,
niionen angeorbnet; psisrsbutosr IA.
balsrie uHb QFiiaerie aiHqtn nah Str
Wetfroni 0b; an "a. uab Is. SnI
pafisrtsn SHfantsris. aabaaerie ms
ariiatrie arasugitIsIo bic 5ur Der.
R6fttHe ber 8ren3trubptu bsIjmm,
rparen; am "A. sui bsforoerts bsr Sn,
m Rtaznrhid0 ale SlnIer Id ghe
STAs tgtgr gfFoneufq ipna grh,
alNlf itfti1ance am 26. Suf m,tss
biz WcbiImnfnng Der Ghfaflcfle ~.
gsorbHst, sbsnio ptridisbsas Mosaab.
men sur B%orbersitnng btr aaosmtiutn
MebilmntuHs; iHFOlssbeFtn ibarfn bfi
AHornnnna her aagemfiaen Mebif
nladlnHs bereits orsi Niertd sts qrisos.
llatoss unisr @aEItn.
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nod fart qenul nm bisitH Grfola ubers
balpt init d%bIplater Si4erbtit 8t bers
b~iiggtn2 9eiH uno dbermals neiu. llup
bon gab gruiianu ban gefsbl gum ans
griff!
0as gauge @tbdubt ieiutr 9pliid. IN
bsn lestsn Jabren tuufpoa srtiatf.
bro3te ein5uitir5tn unb ibn 81 eridlds
gen. Su ma5sooHien tuartn bic Bull
gareu i'm Iiearai9tn @orgebeu, bic Ruis
fen batttn fd f%sltgsrannt iie boltsn ues
btr apmel. nod geRbers noh 5iebgna
biirgen errtihsn tonHeH. ie lnaren oers
blutft uao hattn dbermals cine groBe
Qrmee b~erloreH purbt SarraiI mod
mshr 5uriidasprdHet, iDurbeu bic Ruia
len in einem GeaeHitob gsfpprftn, 10
bdtte 9rdtiduu e Hiht mebr Dermoht,
aumdnisu gu tiuem aries gegen Geifers
reid llngarR 81 betDe9eH. Gs mar btr
lebtt Momeut, in bisrSsbu Sassu pabra
ineinlia tDor e ni9t mebr moglin -
anb 70 ertldrte 8ratianu ben Grtegl Ga
mar Der bent6ar inlentste Momtnt.
aber 8ratidnu bate triHe @ahI me9r,
ipolite ct 1lh ielbIt. moilts tr Biz a09s
uaitie gratiaau1 rstttn.
Us TT geidebtn. Ga TIT ni9t iensr
Augenblid gspeisn, auf ben 8rdtiam
ldusrte: Seiterreihd ungarn i'm glomeut
an iibsrfulen, ba es ihoH pebrlos an
9obeu lag. i'm &islpu6er Der isgrsih
borrauidenben ruIFiGtu armse BON
Gitbtnbiirgen obnt grobe Spfer 9efb
iii erqrtifen. 6eute trifft er duf eiHen
borbereiteten, triegsgeiibteu, 3dbtn Geinb,
uHo. nett odbOn entferHt, ben auHsH bic
groBt Qrbsit iiberlaHeH 3u t0nHen, muB
e. bic AuTen berausbausH. SO III aIles
oHoers getommenl limb bod magic "a
gratiaHu, benn fem Gbrgei8 III gr0Ber
als feline @aterIanbslisbe unb Itia Der
Interchangeable
3pei Sabre lang trug sr Elm 9oppsls
geTht. Wiit eiuem @eii6t blidte CT iiber
Die aarpat6eu, nit bem onbertn aber
beH 9rutb. Die nab Seterrsih uHearn
strihtete Wl0ste purbe i'm 2auIe btr
Monote bleiher unb it6loler, ulb me1r
nnb me9r bflebtt Ifh BAG mad 8uBIanb
gspdnbtt @tfiht mb perlor an 5tdrrs
heit. 3tpei pple 4riegsjahrs itanb Das
Doppelgeiiht iibtr ben 2aaDern. Die
@elt rinegum bs6te pom 2drm ber Or
idibe, aumdHien mar 5u einem politia
iden Mablitrom e%etDorOeH. graiidau
obtr bielt ribig unb tdltbliitis bas @e.
ihid firms 9dnbes in ben 6duben.
8itGtidt Sitterte CT Elm sin5ists MnI!
Ddmols, ais Gerbien nitber9eiporfeH
mar, bic 8nFen partn geIdlagsn, has
bulgariIHt 9eer itdnn in WdFfen HBser
BET 3pual, 8umdnitR Telbt btfaB nidi
aenuadib WuHition. IS mar pbne 3meis
feI eth 4ugsnblid, i'm uHrubig 5u nsr'
ben. Mlrbeu ie nun Su i'm iommen.
nm i6m ins 5er5 5u blideR2 lin bic
groBe Jrags, bic er fIrftete, an Jpn "a
ridten: Bratianu -22 Rein. Die
Deere sogeH iid aus GsrbieH 5uriid. ID
5eesn an RumdnitR borbsi. limb 8ra'
tenn giug auf ieiH Sui. er ofitrierit
fem gefrsiDe, oas tr ia FL fais 70 psr,
fdufsH mnbts. Dd bic DarDanslta midi
gefdaen iDaren a1flD bic ADiargn IgEHsn
5hg5 III Bglft Be5ieBnng b1Itlfen. 81
hsB 7h abgA frpblgemerit, fem DeEfsiDl
tener bs8dbsn nnb erpreBk fiir ifhsu
1raasp0rt AumperiatipneH. alerlsi ut,
tiItf. BIZ tr Hptnen0ig brauhts. fit Dol
uu0 selssropA 5um BtiIpil Bic ID aud
sra arifafiiartn asb6rsn. 9onn peF.
ihansie RI fd bitter BIN Minier: Il
! baits asrDnntH.
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! Den 3wielpalf IN 3umdnier.
Don pcrnbarS Reaermanm.

Die RumaRen fpislsu nte uHrrifs
aHdbtn init benz @eoanisn oes Rriegss.
so Iab CHaArl, bic aus ben .Gtds
ben" Der grgu5pu6gn iameH. it irugen
gdrie unb batttu gau5 bic 4aiiusn bts
9oilu. Spradtn iie. 70 bate man eiaus
ben tonnfn, ie idmsn brett aus benz
9red Der qraonutu. Cir oisiss s~iislite
alsr europdiidsn 9olttr par Der arita
elm romautiIhss QbntaRr, bas I6pungs
DcIe SalH loot. 8trftdnbnis fir bic
inftrudliihe DirtliHtcit Dor otr man
trbleiht, faHb ih rsnig. limb in ber
Eat. e Idgint mm6gGd an fem, BEN
ariea 5u faFen, bebor ui6t bic srIit
@randtt in Der Idbs ploBi.
Der S6nig nabte pobL mas Der arita
5ebcuigt. Gr CAB iif tsinm romaniis
itn 5rdumgH bin. i'd fab Is in isiusu
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qugsu. 9f aonigin, dIs i6 i6r tiuiggs
er8dhItt. mar fIihtig baptgt. cit mar
aug ihrsm ~roieuroteu TeaRrei6, in Dem
ie traumt. 70 lange he i9 niht nit
9olitit beIddftigt binabgeitiegen uno
bate nit ibrsn Bnrtsn Sdnbtn fit cine
tarse Ssfunbe bds naFt 8lut bsriibgi.
Sin Rpmdntifer fdgte mir nit elmer
fh0nen @efe: Iieber an Der Seite 6rdnt
reids unb gHqlanbs (pou RuBtdno
iprah er niht) untsrgsben, als an bcr
Settle Observation-Disclosures Deutf6lanbs
uHb 9ulgdritns Iiegtu! Wit elmer ges
niiien 9ershtigung tonnte man iuetn,
bieier arieg iuurbe In ben p%arfimiertea
SalOns bon guiorsIt esmunt.
Das rom1ntifdt abenteuer tit ospiB
in ben eriten Sasen, iDbnIo I6arf ges
itoFen nurbe, psrfloeen uno ntnts III
geblie6in als bic f9redtih ni6term
0irtliafeit bes ariegss, bic um 10 eRt=
Iebiidsr pirb. ie mtbr man Ii6 baraa
gep6bnt.
3ie Rumdnen bdbeH, iuas lie molten.
Der 9ipboIe Der eritan Griegsbeeeiites
rung. Biz IN 8uldreft Titerlid Gormtn
ber 3pqheit angeuommsn BAT, pirb
RAID Elm IsiFes Gr6ftsIn ssfoIgt TetH.
Q6er bic an6ern2 Die qrobs mengt
btr Grieoliebenbeu uno iener, bic bos
Sell aumdniens in einem anIdluB an
bic Mitteimadte (trob llngdrnD Iabeu2
Sie mtrben bic 9dHbe gerungeH baben.
als bic aatatropbe bereinbrad, uno
itumm trauerH. Mnn ialdgt ii9 fir
bic RuFeu, fir bic id6nm 4uaen 6es
Ternm Jrantreih. SIR polittf6es Bib
Rumdnieas lit 5ertriimmcrt. SIN Jaa
otr Ritberlage lit aumdnien bernihtst
anO bernuHttlt fit Jabr5ebnte. SIN
Sole os8 Sieges nirb ss cine ruiIIde
grobin8, forrnmpiertsr uHb bsrlogasr
ais 4aBlaRb Ielbit. 9eHn ieHe Greunbt
bat MitteImdhte, bic big sum legteH
4ugen6lid - Dis Der prddtige Better
Carp uno Der geiitpoae 9irqil Qrion -
nod ben mut 6uttsH. ii6 offeHtlih aIs
Greuu6e 9eutlaldnbs gu ertldren, fuben
qerabe in BEN GiHfluB esutf6en @eiites
ain Gorreftip fir bag iIebermaB an
temperament. fit biz Gberflahiiateit
unb 9errani htbeit oes rnmdHifdru
Gharatters.
Der Aritg III nod nidt Ju Gnbs. Der
Sag 1T nod ntft fern, ba 8ratiaru NIT
Dem 2orbeer gsinmiitt, an Der Silt.
Der ~bsglidtsn unb btsIidenbsn 9onigiu
In 9ufdrsft einsieben fpiro. Gtr0me raz
mGuifdeH 9[utes i0tT65H nod flleben-
Golanqe nnr bet 8auer Tfirbt, fpirb man
iin hartin finoen, tpenn obtr erit biz
G6hne Der 9niaren nRb MOrne1mfn
fterbfn, 70 pirh man 9rotianu init
einem anpereu Bid in bic Qugen feben.
Scan BET Arigg mar, tpie gefnet, Rihl
n0tigl Neun fs fid 5sigsn nirb bdF
bic 4R5ahl Der 6fua8euge. Der 8orrui
an Wuuition. biz Gtiid3obI Der fdips.
rem 4rtiaeris. Mebitdmenie niat eenii.
gen, Nam bic menisen Cigarette iiber.
faat Isin nerbgu, bic RepdTGturpetttdfs
ten bsrlagsH, ipeHn btr 8oiar be3ableH
mub nE5 Das But tn ben 5alons 81
ffopisla bssinHt baHH iDerbsH be 81
qnidgs Biz bsuse iApn beithen, raid
pa4i1at @Iud finp bic MufsH nihf BIZ
a~ngsHs1misn Gdle, aro IL III nl1gli@
bab man fe hdlD iait bstcfnmgf Uni
fraqfn nirb. msr bat Fg gsrufsn2
IS iii aidt - gang aasgsfhloFtn baf
grciidnu tins 9dqes ia tinem ralder
Maio. bic 9aHbt bor bas grout @fIIf'
asfdIaaeiFs in ber Riatarg nod BIN
Eraib entsilsn uirb-
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sratiamus gOIitif.

Til 9riseltrtldruas luaT fir 9rd.
tam bas lebte Mittel, feline politiihe
poftioH feline Garriert, f6 itlbit 81
rstttn. gspiB bat CT nod alles bsriaht.
mas in l,intn 8rdften iiGuo. I'm ben
Serbit. ben @iHtgr 80 erui6en. nbHe
iih erlldrsn gu miiEtH. Der sspdblte
Momtut 1T Der dlleridIthttie, er III
iapm quit oenus fir eiHm 8ilsitdutel,
fit einm Craftsman pom Rdngt Bros
tianHs III er beIhdmeHS, Grit @ram
I'M 6sr3tn pirb 8ratiauu Cs fb feIbit
seiis6eH.
@artn bic ttrreitiIMsunaarii den
Sstre eelhnGdt gsnus. nm aumdnist
nit BEN aeriHgiten Siuiab ben Grfolg
81 ftsru} Rein. @drtH bic RuHtn
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ab unb trug nidt eintn tinSigsR rlmds
niineH 2rbtn nur einen bo9e1 ruff
iden! SIN 5ribiabr ihoH ourbs Bra
tianus Wastt aa3n burhfihtig.
Gr id1 fem 6etl an Der Seite Rug
lnnbs, bos feinem Batter 8eFarobien OBJ
gtRommen bate. gielleidt trdumte CT
ann bon Der Gddrpe bes BrdibsnieR
Der Rspublit GroB Rumdnitn. Gr tuolIie
Gieben6iireen erobtrn nit einem 9ers
Iuit BON Elm DuBenb Eoien. Gr bat f6
perrsfnet. 3duIenbe unh 4beriduTtnbe
BON rumdniTnen 8autrn tpirb IGN bas
blutigt 4bsnieutr toFteR, unb Sisbtns
biirgen fpirn It. fpsnn niht ales itiigt,
rod nift betommtn.
Die llmItdnbe 3ipangtn ibn, jtBt in
siHsN arieg tin5utrelen, fpis sr ibm felt
5Dsi SahrsH 81 tntssbtu tranttie. 9ras
iidnn - ober 9aufenbe bon rumdnii6sH
guutrn. bifs ioat bic 5raae. Sin Bra
tiaRa gpfsgt lEbst gang Humansn als
iens perIDa.
3h fat fhn Ilaitg I'd EEagfa Mdgeu'
bic Kb3nft& E1IiEItD 6tn6bfdinta. Gil
Tiff SHfuntgn, 5en 8Na nda fanen az
ffhEtI. ftB It in Mdgsn. ettpas asbsnst
BON Der groben Der~nnfipDrtuna BIZ felt
slpsi Sdhrsn auf itinsn GhuItsrn ruhis.
Mdn idgte mir, baB feline 6uart in Diss
Zen Sdbren grousr gsiporotn ieisH.
els iusrbsu lmnuneih perbeA IN
eouis nislss Briggs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
This Gnnrre Siun

Anyone who wishes t1 make the
world smile ought TO soc to Il that
ic Is christeucd George 40 sure
hope for him II h isn't labeled
thus.
You see George Fitch's keen es-
SAYS every day; George Bernard
Shuwo so funny he sometimes
smiles AZ himself: George Cohan
has produced more LAUGHS than
any other stage man except George
Ado. George Victim. king 81 Eng
land, admitted some ti..c ago that
II was a horse on him, aud nearly
everybody except the queen
laughed George trliss makes the
ghost Of d'lsrueii mile for the pub.
lie. George Gibbs writes and makes
pictures With i good vein of com
edy George Randolph Chester gave
us Blackie Ulw. who IL far fnnnioi
than W|alliugford And George
Madden Martin eve would have
so stirred US with Emmy Lou II
she had adopted any other pen
name Then think OF George Har-
vey and George b. Mcclellan.
George a. the great comedy name.
all right. and We are sore because
our ignorant parents overlooked
such Il inc bot and gave Us no
chance whatever.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
NJ- \NtRIS " DEMAND tNbi,
Ntl,,u SHIPS.

TRONG sentiment for the solidar-
- ity uf tho American republic
pcrvados On. Western hem
sphere That i- tbo observation col
Secretary McAd"o and the other mcr-
bcrs OF the United state. section u
the international hugh yommisri'l
who after visiting Brazil, U%rurur,
Argentina and chile ar. now IN Pc.u
According to- cable adyiccs received
by the treasury department. every ma
tiou ut America l enthusiastic tor
closer and more iuumpt. relations
among the states uf his hemisphere
the natural result of ummon Ideals
common conceptions Of government
and ~piopiuIuiti. The belief .- eN-
pressed Throughout Latin America
that the European war mas insured
continental solidarity 10 the United
states viii s,lz, tus opportunity q
iu its par, by taking tho necessary
steps To- bring the American rcpubh,~
INTO closer uuIuu Much. 1t is stated,
depends upon this country and tn
practical measure lt must adopt q
accomplish this end such for instance
"a the creation ut an American mcr-
chant marine Sever before has such
favorable sentiment existed for the rec
alization OF Iau-Amcricanism.
Tn. newspapers of Argentina and
chile reflect this sentiment and lau.
the achievements of the meeting Of
the COMMISSION at Bucnos Aires which
adjourned % few days ago. They n'-
Ccutuai" thu need 81 an America
merchant marine and assert that the
United states IS the only country
which can successfully establish a.
More than any other one thing th'
development OF an American Wor-
chant marine viii help retain our
large export trade aud make thc "N'
istiug prosperity OF the country pen
maueut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
Pie

TIE IS n solid shot fred at the
stomach hy the PILGRIM Fathers.
Like an other ordnance, how
ever. IL has greatly increased la dcnd.
liness by modern gcloncc.
Pie originated In Now England.
but. like most OF New England has
gotten n long way from hoine. ~ j.
now found from S~awgatuck To-
Snguonay and from KrIrhts Key to
Rockingham. Wash. Il b. composed
OF a I~iaryoyizod she'll Hliei with des.
sicated groceries, the whole rooted
over with a manholc cover made out
OF dough. when tho lid ls olampei
on, the pic Is klln-dricd until II WIN
turn "A fork point. II Is then CO.,
into w~edgo-shaped pieces and is eaten
with ayidity. and sometime. with 4
knife. Thus pie may be said To be
the entering wedge ~ dys pcnsia.
Fifteen minutes for rocuporation
horoD
There arc many different kinds Of
pie. Including the opon faced hunt.
ing ease. iaii window. frosted face
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

naval consulting board. OF winch
Thomas \ Eisuu t. the head. The
so,.rtlo. plrirus th,ir cooperation
are th, American society of eva En-
'ginocts. a., American Institute e
Mining Engineer. The American -o.
,"t, Of M|o,htu.D,l rurinccts, the
American mstitut, ui El,,trical Euri-
uocrs and the American chemical So
Dic,y. They Will uc supported H.
carrying out the plan u, the N-,p ia'-
cd Advertising clubs ot the World.
\ thorough inventor, is goo Dee made
Of American manufacturers and u.o.
ductiyo sources who wall uo formed
INTO % highly trained foto, of patriot
citizens, who viii stay on the iup whoi
war comes.
Two hundred ana nuy Of the most
prominent engineers iu the couutrN
have been organized into state cout-
mittocs of ave by Howard r. coffin
hartman uf the committee on indus
trial preparedness ~ the naval ron-
sultug board. Secretary of the Nut'
J~oscphus Daniels hes appointed these
men state directors. Thcs viii sor,"
without pas and VIII automatically bee
come assoriate members ct the naval
consulting board
Tho work Of making the survey WI
be- superiuteudcd boy " :. Girurl.
supervising director 81 the committee.
The state directors have been in
structod to organic as speedily 49,
possible aud begin taking stock OF
industries ~ thrlr states which can
be used in time of war They viii o.
assisted by field aid chosen from. tGc
membership of tn, engineering socie-
ties men thoroughly familiar with tho
states factories. mills and mines.
-. II Frcdch secretary Of the chi.
cagu section OF the American chem
zeal society. outlined the plan REGENTS
before that organization ~ It's montni'
dinner at the Hotel sherman, and tn,
society unanimously plcu.,od itself t.
aid IN portcouug th, plan
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She always I'M back after some
thing you never are sure
she has gono'
Shell stand round and talk TIL
your re certain she's said all
there is. and some more.
Then she'll sail for the street In n
hurry and. II no ones been
putting you on
She'll be back at the door. after
something. just when you
exolaim what a borel"
She's caught half the folks in our
village. expressing opinions
Of her
can't see Just why she desires
II; It surely cant give her
much joy.
She's heard women say, "Well,
thank heaven, she's gomez
Why she clings like n bur"
And she heard Milly Penrod once
shouting, what else CAN
she say to annoy"
Now those who are wise always
watch her from window.
yeranda or door.
To see that she's surely departed
ere some one cuts loose
with the truth.
And then while the sentinel's
guarding they freely pro-
claim her a bore:
Until there a "Shoosh' from
the picket, they knock the
old dame without ruth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
WILT IiiN itfILI SHOOTING.
I'nTi III.
Noiu>iing ~iRii aud Rapid Tire
shooting.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

going .oN and moved down BE- the
are goiug high II the bullets "a
going go the right The sight should
be moved Ia the left. T." other words
move the sight the way YOU want m"
bullets to go ON tho target In maxi
iug corrections To adjust for thc ef-
feet Of the wind always move the
sight against the Wind
Long range military tdrrct shoot .uf
rs rcull, "a science as wei as "a sport.
because knowledge based on expert.
thcc PLAYS $50 great a part IN IT,
In rapid military rife shooting two
positions are uscd-thc kuo"liug and
the rome. The knociiug position is
the standard position for 200 yards
ana the prone position be- used AZ 300
wards
Having q bolt action. the spring
held rite * slower than the regular
hunting rides and 10 IS well for a bee
ginucr to- carefully practice the uper
alton of the bolt so as To be- able 20
do II smoothly and without fumbling
The best shots Keep the butt at the
shoulder during the entire string
You want To- hc careful though. to
rioyo your head slightly to one side
when pulling the bolt back. other
wise you are likely to present your
self with a black eye.
Competitors must always start q
string from the standing position.
that is. they must stand with the gun
ready until targets appear. when
the shooters are permitted to knoel
or lc down according To the cond -
lions Of the match. {, b. a good idea
D.. f.r..f4... LT.." fr ft.Ft. afLFl|LH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
TN I\DI ~TRIN \RNN

\ NV MEXICO engineers at Il re-
cent meeting M the rnivct-
SITS - Ncp Mcxiol and plans
fur arf.. cooperation Boa what the
Mining and Engineering world mas
described as the greatest step toward
Ir@cpatocu'-, taken py any nation
Thirty Thousand trained @r,,ruiuns
agents 500 vI begin mopili1ius uHo
largest army the world haas ever
known. THIS Immou-' army Is Co uc
composed at M, men wnH feed uG
oIothe America ana tur Hat matter.
the major portion Of iho world 10
viii constitute . asst undo .r.t| .rwN
which. In event Of wat VIII mot, bear
arms but perform the equally import
ant and patriotic duty ~ r'wamr-
at home and keeping the mines v'a
factories ia operation IN order that
the men in the field aud ON in' .H
may be adequately supplied VA poe
,ions. uniforms. equipment OF az Hna-
and ammunition.
Pledges have been mad" hN hve "A
I'm, largest engineering societies IN IT,
cauutf. To cooperate Ia tho 'Nteni OF
every one of their 80, 900 member ~
assembling the industrial forces to tn'