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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
THANKS. NWtUILY.

The last issue Of "Thc Earth" the
publication OF the Santa Fe.
contains this complimentary reference
TO Albuquerque's Chamber ~ Com
merce
There has been established In Al
buqueruue. New Mexico. through the
organization Of Albuquerque Chambtf
of Commerce q strunE central com
mericnl ana civic body devoted Ia the
development and betterment of the cit
and state The new orgauizajlo has
been modelled along lines toe nuform
with the standard Of organizations
new recognized as uniform through
his end the bureau plan of organiza
out the cities uf IA, United tates To
hon has been followed that the mem
breship shall more nearly embrace
representative ~ an trades, indus
tries and professions
The program Of activities is per-
.haps bcs, Indicated by the
mort Of the departments which in
clude a civic bureau an industrial
bureau. ID commercial bureau, an aeri-
cultural bureau q health and publicity
bureau, agd "a bureau u charities,
AS being Of special interest To- our
readers We mention IN detail the prs
posed activities 81 two Of the bureaus
"The agricultural bureau viii have
for is activities marketing ana mar
ket p,aDc, farm irrigation farm de-
I Nclopmcut, county administration co..
deportation Win farm experts rurel
credits farm land banks; good roads
ieXperiment station and an propositions
tending toward the development Of
lpsri.ul,urc m the county and state.
The membership of those engaged In
agricultural pursuits stock raising.
etc. wII ue enrolled m this bureau
The hoplth and publicit, bureau
WAR maintain "a continuous and force
fal publicity c1mpaisn tho purpos, {
which viii be 90 arluaiut The world
with the unsurpassed climatic and
other advantages Albuquerque has O.
iuftcr the healthscChcr and home.rcknr
generally Il viii ALSO uc the bushes.
lor this bureau to disseminate iu the
form 81 literature and iu other ways
information ON public health. Fur.
Ithrruarp. the Ineatllu of AIsuuutr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

50 per cent OF the worlds output.
The American Express company
has established a precedent in labor
circles " replacing drafted men EN-
plcyas with their women relatives,
Joseph y Guffy. democratic state
chairman Of pennsyl vania. has been
appointed petroleum administrator,
covering the purchase Of ali oil for
the United states durins the war
The Big -Four railroad brothcrhoods
have protested against the work OF
valuing railroads now being done 10y
a commission az an estimated cost VI
tsO. 600. 0Ou. rs u waste unless II "
hroJsht up Co date.
Tu increase war efficiency by re-
during the rate ~ Industrial casual
ties. more than 5000 employers Of
labor recently assembled In New York
city In the largest safety congress
ever held In this country.
\ Kansas farmer offered tu give q
wagon load of corn to the members
of hts church II they would gather
u ~ devote the proceeds to a re-
vivat They did $50. realized $40 and
"a successful revival followed
Al a recent convention at Atlantic
cay. y j.. negroes formed q party
of their own with an estimated mem
hrrship OF t.t65. 0oN members. Their
purpose IS to "wield a great power In
obtaining better conditions FOR their
race
\ Brooklyn IS. " woman has
~ go. a.. - 800. -.
take an individual and parental In
trrcst in our soldiers. sending letters
10 them and little gifts Of rcmem
hrancc ana keeping track ~ them
throughout the var
The Central Federated Union has
asked the city Of New York to cstab-
fish q minimum wage OF 81 q day
FOR City iahorrrs Longshurcmcn de-
maud So e day aud Sl2 for holidays.
Eight thousand city employees nf
Toxic. Japan. are rejoicing over q
wage increase ~ 90 cents q day
Governor whitman. % New YORK..
Yves challenged 10y u sentry IN camp
on q dark night and explained that
he was governor The sentry replied
I'm governor too Put up your
haud' \ corporal explained the sit
uAtiou The governor said To the sen
try "Nuu are a gooo soldier and
passed ~.
At the recent u citing OF the Amer
lean paukers' association, NJ J.. ReVua
the chief OF the division OF organi.
cation " the food administration
board. said. 'tuder the food hin
as see &c. the sherman auu-uus'
laW becomes a dead letter and | SO,
no reason why combinations may not
bc worked out which will desiiitcll
aud satisfactorily establish maximum
prices
Let the people rule
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

and therN Is no telling who else may
decide TO run before the ngh, is many
DAYS older
We wish 20 say, however. that 1t
aurur- wen for the success of the conn
mission form Of rcvcrnme TO have
such men as J. NJ Raynolds, Walter
connell and Albert G simms seeking
election as commissioners. They are
our staunchest citlzens-men
OF high standing In the city. men %
abIilt, aad men who. II elected, would
undoubtedly give the city a successful
administration during he first few
years OF the cummissioner-mnnagcr
plan, which period, a. we have hercto-
fore pointed out. will be the crucial
n under the new regime, Tho cor-
mission form % government nj the
beginning will DE ON trial ana IT,
success or fatlur will depend hrgelv
upon the Foundation laid al the start
The Herald only interest In the
matfer Is to see the best men possible
men elected, regardless of their politi-
cal affiliations or anything else eH-
cepi their fitness Tor the office. Quail
fications should count above All else.
II Is to be hoped that We are going
70 ret away from all factional ditfl-
culties and select men strictly on tho
basis Of their ability TO discharge their
duties IN q satisfactory manner men
who will handle the city's business In
the same conscientious ann as they
handle their own.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

philadelphia has women as beau
tiful as any in the world, but the
most ~ them don't wear clothes
enough to flag u train
This opinion was expressed at the
annual convention OF tbs brotherhood
~ 81 Andrew by Ted Mercer. %
nephew ~ the late President Arthur.
In commenting ON evils iu the army.
he ,aid more than 80 per ccnt "f the
soldiers are affected boy disease
In this cocktail age" he said,
parents do not closely guard their
children. and the result is physical
wrecks o. men and women who other
wise might he saved from the effects
OF social sin philadelphia North
American.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
Civil Service News

tn riyll service commission D.
nuuuccs that owing Co. the present
emergency and the urgent need Tor
eligible. examinations Tor -tcuo-
graphcr aud typewriter and steuog-
raphcr or tsp v.tcr tur both men and
womcn viii Doe held ON each Tuesday
until further notice Vacancies in the
departmental service Washington. -
e. viii be fi,el from this rNsntnu-
ton Entrance SALARY $500 a. $1,000 e.
year
The following competitive cN1niun-
tons are announced
November l3 Fireman ,malr1
tGOu-s120.
Novcmhcr o., Operative DNuI, snI
Fcmal"1 {--n. tloUn.
November GO P|aSscuEor rate clerk
Gualr). express rate o.,tt Omalcl;
{I2Oo-sltuU
November .o ship craftsman
0malcl lighthouse service" $1,000
$1,000
November 900 Specials, iu school
hNrIrur auI sanitation ,mtI'N $500"
November 2I- Field and laboratory
1Jd 10 plan, plthu'urf lmNlr| $500.
slus0
Applicants for the following Will not
Boz, required 'u report tor examination
lt amy place l'uiil further notice
application wIll u, received 900 JUN
time Papers will n, rated imm"
diutoly upon their receipt tu order
that appointments maN b" made
promptly
Special rcld arou, boz nutomplogy
tmtlrt KI~uuu.N-uUH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
SousN WHITES NLiMERICK.

Washington John Philip Suusa.
who was here with the Great Lakes
\lvll band ISL behalf OF the liberty
loan was hanuuctcd hy friends and
former associates Of the Marine band
uf which he was once leader
For the occasion he composed and
r"pifed this limerick
! iuiuod the reserves ON the lath ~
Man
D gave up my band ana orc thousand
per dul
\ dollar 70 daN
o. my pay
Ms noy how the none, rolls iu
chicago Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
The Scrap Book
now no nrT az WITH "rOMMy.'

when the American gets to Ems
land hc Is going to have a hard time
az first getting along with the English
men. They are SO different The
Englsshman has IA way " taking
everything Tor granted. q mustn't
talk 10 an Englishman about the war,
or ask him about the victory he II
perfectly sure about the victory the
only thing he doesn't know - how
long it Is going to take You mustn't
talk to an Englishman about money,
either. And YOU mustn't tell him that
baseball ~ far superior to cricket;
his opinion III baseball Is just the same
as your opinion OF cricket, YOU know
Don't tell him he ~ q fool Tor be-
ing governed by a king-thc English
man il a good observer and he might
come back at YOU and punch some
holes ia u scnat ana congress.
Thcn the American mustn't herald
hts arrival In England and France ~
a grea; event. and say he Is going to
win the war, And when hc is with
the English soldiers he's got tu forget
an this 1875 stuff the Americans ana
English are Just brothers In arms
now
n an embarrassing situation does
arise between AN American and an
EnEltshman an uncomfortable silence
O. something % the sort. he added
IN tell YOU the thing e do The
American should either offer or accept
an invitation to tea over a cup OF
tea the awkward situation Nanishcs
More pleasant situations and good
friendships are built up over q cup
81 tea than over q cocktail-Gunuer
Arthur Guy Empty OF the British
ArmN In tho Now Nnrk TImes-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

The admonition 20 economic 10 tho
use of suga- will have terrors for new
~ married meu WHEY can stick her
finger into the coffe or whatever II j.
that needs sweetening ana Il will inn
mediately respond to her magic touch.
However its going ,o Doc tough on the
old married men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

ideal ANA faith m humanity my
ruic.ng star
Hy tho sacrifice Of those who SUI
fercd that 8 might i've Who died that
America might endure. & picdr, wy
life to go, cuuutr, aul the liberation
OF mankind The Datlook
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
N.H WOMEN VIA
nISHDNnINIl

While there are women who seem
niways %dcspuudcut and depressed aud
expecting misfortune thu, s not
womdu's natural condition such an
Fortunate surfer from 900 health. An
abnormal condition af no, system ga.
presses ITSELF boo nervousness sl,,p-
la,snrzs ~hteLaeh,s headaches and
d~r-puudonts
" al ailinE women would make
faithful ms" % that grand remedy for
womHu's Ills Lydia T. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. there would bee
little occasion tu ask II tospuudon,y
Is natural To- wumau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
TLsRI1E coon uIN.

F1c herald has uo intention OF sup
pCrtt y any clIpuc pr faction iu the
coming commlssiouership campaign,
and b. NOT ready on this time to lend
rs influence 10 any man or amy three
men The campaign Is tou young yet
70 begin boosting any set of men ox-
clunirely. ~ only three names had
been fIed AT the time this was written
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
ms rI\CE N TIIE WAR.

Yes said the nice iittlc old lady,
81 ann much Interested in the war.
have two uioccs who are going 10 Zoe
Red Gross nurses and one fine nephew
who is now 1t Fort sheridan studying
To- Doe au Armenian Detroit Free
Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

ii Tan dry one tear today.
Hole back one soul tina, wants L
stray.
or show to one the higher way.
My life viii fuller DE. Watts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Jim Rumblcbcc's dog wns q fierce
bow WOW ia the neighborhood Then
Jim clipped its coat Yes IA" ro-
Ilird Co. &c friend the clipping was o.
mistake. . believe il made him Tool
better but It was very awkward fut
ih, oth.t dogs How was that
gI,rIrd the friend ION. the other
dos didn't know him and ne mad g.
fight them am over again"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Binh Giny the Algerian baritone.
formerly with the Metropolitan Dpor,
company, II being starved In lu Aus
irian iutornment camp. No'withstsud-
Ing the fact that We dislike haritDuos.
We take the position hat the punish
meut In this case is more Drastic .ha1
the offenso iustifies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

When you meet Q u antagonist. d.
everything In a mild and agreeable
manner Let your courage be as keen.
but at the same time as polished az
your -rara-She.idan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

In view Of the fac, that oniy about
q dozen have been written. somebody
ought to get out an authentic history
OF Gregory Rasputn telling how he
Influenced the members Of the Russian
royal family
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Bold knases thrive. without one grain
OF sense.
i3ut good men ssarve for want Of im-
pudence. Dryden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Providence has nothing good or
high in store for one who does not
resolutely aim az something high or
good. A purpose il the eternal condi-
ton Of success. Munger.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
rr>CTrnrs rur uuLIouIr rL\>,

Hilquit charges that the govern
Weut is irving go XIII IN" socialist
part, IT'S because HillquIt auC his
typ" that the government has been
acquitted ON rho plea OF self dcfeus"
Philadelphia North American.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
rnoyEnns AND rllnAsEs.

80 easy il seemed once found, which
vet unbound most would have thought
lmposssblc.-Minon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

ReJoice more greatly over the fact
thai, o have had a friend than sor
row because he dies.-seneca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Anger ~ momentary madness. 10
control your passion or 1t will control
you.-Horace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

My soul IL sick with every days re-
port OF wrong and outrage with which
earth Is flled-Cowper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

We have also observed thar the
sample on display In the window al
ways looks better than the pair inside
that YOU can get on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Two old fashioned girls live AZ Kan
sss city They stole "a horse ind buggy
a few DAYS ago. 90 these DAYS ~
numerous auto thefis It is rcfreshius
To- find somebody rl break the
monot "a, now and then
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

our on ru,,an owx MOUTHS.

o OUT on THfER OWN MOUTHS. Z
o .tsod would never have taken q
. sticie great pains with out Germ Z
. man fatbersand and H. pcopic " Z
o He had no hrxsn preparing n for Z
. something stiil greater. We are 4
. tho salt Of the earth. 4
. William ~. speech. March -. 4
o 1905. 4
. ''riw triumph Ut the I
q Germany. which some day must I
. dominate Europe, j. the single I
q end for which we are fighting" 4
y William II. proclamation. june 4
o 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Add horrors Of war. Some Eeuiu,
has invented a carrot p.e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

The woman who drops in for a min
generally stays two hours.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
POLICE UNEARTH
CONTEMPLATING
DEN IN DETROIT

When detectives started 10 round
up a gang OF men alleged 10 have
been making wholesale thef's OF
automobile tires. and went 10 the
home OF Walter Williams. No 1854
I.anslngave., who was arrested Wed.
nesday afternoon on the charge %
stealing $500 worth ~ tires. tney
found what they thought 10 be a
complete counterfei'!1r Zen Tools
moulds, etc. were conhscated.
The detectives who placed vii.
liams under arrest. being certain
two men were implicated. went 10
Williams room and there found
John ". Daily. of East Orange. y.
j.. working over counterfeiting
machine Piles OF new half-dollars
and dollars. excellent limitations.
were found near the machine
Daily. who is 80 years OF age.
told the police that both he and
Williams had served terms in state
prison in Jefferson City. Mo. He
will be turned over 10 James H.
Sloan. head Of the United States Sc.
cret service in Detroit. Williams
has not been accused OF counterfeit
ing, but will be examined Thursday
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
ID. & c. ACQUIRES
MORE PROPERTY

In connection with the fire which
destroyed the pipe warehouse OF
Murray w Sales & Company al
Woodbridge and Cass-sts.. Wednes-
day. II develops that the property
on which the building stood Is only
small part of extensive land pur.
chases made by the Detroit & Cleve-
land Navigation company about six
months ago. The new holdings in.
clude all the property on the south
side OF Woodbridge-st., between
First and Cass, and running back
70 the river Also included arc the
terminals OF the Ashley & Dustin
steamer line and the Great Lakes
Transit corporation, 200 feet OF
warehouse and several brick build
ings used for mercantile purposes.
The property was purchased from
the Erie & Western Transportation
company. formerly the lake end Of
the Pennsylvania railroad. after the
road was forced by the Panama Ca
nal act TO separate its railroad and
vessel interests The value Of tho
property is estimated at 100000.
The sale price was not made public
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
CAFE OWNERS ON
TRIAL BEFORE
MAYOR MARX

Joseph Fernando and William j.
German were tried before Mayor
Marx Thursday morning. They were
accused by Police Commissioner
Couzens with running a cafe on
Elizabeth-st west. near Woodward.
ave, which caters 20 dissolute wo-
men and other undesirabless Com
missioner Couzens asked that the
restaurant license be forfeited.
Joseph MoynihAn. representing the
defendants. asked that the charges
he separated. but the mayor and
Corporation Counsel Dingeman op-
posed this. n appears that German
owns the liquor license and Fer
nando the restaurant license. Liquor
from the German bar. II appeared.
served in the Fernando restaurant.
c. a. Mcdonald and Louis Zeider.
police students. testified that they
had been sent 10 the cafe on differ
ont occasions In citizens clothing,
that they had been accostcd by NO.
men and that they saw violations OF
tho law. I'm both cases the police
students loft tho cafe In company
with girls they met there end were
arrested by other policemen when
they got outside
The case was still in progress late
Thursday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
STILBER GIRL
AGAIN PICKS OUT
LIVINGSTON

Taken before 10-yearold Eliza.
beth Stibler second time Wednes
day afternoon. Allen Livingston. De
troit. was again identified as tns
man who attacked her and killed
Hope Irene Alexander. aged 10. In
Sylvan Gardens. near Royal Oak,
July 4.
AS on the former occasion the
little girl picked Livingston out Of
a group Of several suspects. She
was positive he was the man. Iiv
ingston was then taken before Jus
tice Rose in Royal Oak and ar
raigned on A homicide charge He
pleaded not guilty and was remand
ed without bail TO the Pontiac Jaii
TO await examination.
James Early. suspect, arrested
at Yale, Mich, Wednesday. and
locked up in Fort Huron, will be
taken TO Mt Clemens today. An
other suspect Is under arrest in the
Bath City and Sheriff Green will
look them both over.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
STEEL men
HEAR PLEA
OF WILSON
Will Waive Big Profits
On Orders For
Uncle Sam

WASHINGTON. July 12.--Steel-
makers OF the nation today prom
ised 10 need President Wilson
warning against extorting blood
money in big profits on their pro-
ducts. Meeting with government
chiefs. representatives of all the
steel interests offered TO place their
plants at government disposal. and
accept price on their products TO
be fixed later. This price will be
In keeping with President Wilson s
idea OF a patriotic margin.
This will insure reasonable prof.
its and will be based upon the ex-
pandilg needs OF this vital and
fundamental industry.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
BY WV. O. SHEPHERD

star Correspondent United Press.
PETROGRAD. July 12.-"Teil
Americans we have found the heart
OF Russia sound. we have found the
army's heart sound ar the core.
believe in New Russia. She will
fight desperately 10 help US con-
quer Germany"
The words are those OF Maj Gen.
Hugh T.. Scott. OF the American
commission 10 Russia. He spoke
them 10 the United Press CORES
pendent today. as message TO be
sent back home" now that the
American mission has concluded It's
visit 10 the newest republic.
Gen. Scott was the happiest mem
Der OF the American committee 20
sian victory AT Halicz He felt he
had proved good mascot 10 the
Russian troops.
Exhibiting his pleasure in every
gesture and word the American
army chief OF stan explained today
how Minister NJ Foreign Affairs
Tereschenko, in bidding him fare
well. had notified Scott that the
Russian troops on ,he Halicz front
had selected him their mascot.
THE drive started by Gen. Brusi'
Ion substantiates my prediction that
the Russians WOULD fight vallantly.'
Gen Scott asserted I'm 10 days
they have taken as prisoners third
as many as the British and French
have taken In three months. Also
they have broken the enemy's line.
Remember this IL the first enemy
line broken in long time.
The Russians have repeatedly
gotten behind tho Austrians' cav.
airy. They are nov advancing rap
idly
"The whole thing now depends on
how strongly and effectively the
great Russian offensive breaks the
enemy's line. Heavy pressure on
the breach in the line must be con
slant and increasing
Former Senator Roots final word
from Pe'rograd 10 his fellow citi'
zens I'm tho United States was
Americans Whoop 'er up for
Russia"
All opposition 10 the war has sub
sided here and apparently thruout
Russia. Even Nicholai Lenine. the
pro-German peace enthusiast, has
quieted down completely.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-12
THREE INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

The federal grand jury on Thurs.
dal found three indictments in Grim
inal cases. Leslie Shippy was in
dictcd on the charge OF violating the
car seal law in that he broke into a
sealed car and stole rugs. Shippy
and a companion were arrested last
Sunday night On the way 10 the
police station Shippy knocked the
police officer down with a billy"
Shipry and his companion star ID
10 run. The officer fred after the
fleeing men. killing Shippy's com
panicn. Shippy f. now under arrest.
William Rugaitir Is indicted on
tho charge ~ stealing a package
from the American Express com.
pany. and William Sadler Is accus-
ed OF stealing from the Adams FIX
press company. Both offenses were
committed IN the Union depot.