The evening herald., 1917-04-28

EhntHaflons were represented ny mrS.
Rupert =. Asplund. former president
OF the state Federation. The state i
anxious for the organized help Of the
women and the war board which is TO
assist the governor In the present cr!-
sic is TO appoint an advisory board
of women 20 take up this part OF the
work. Az wofnen's organizations In
the state viii he asked 90 cooperate
and plans for future work will scon
BE- announced.
The following la the plan OF work
announced b. the general federation
az the meeting Of the council at New
orleans.
Firss--Thc appointment Of a special
committee a. be known as the enfcf-
gency service committee.
We present this name not because Il
u IDEAL but because we believe a name
should be given that not only applies
to thssparticular crisis. but implies
that the service for which enrolment
is made might be available In other
cnisrgeusies.
This committee is 10 consit Of a
chairman ana nix division members.
Each OF the six division members ~
this central emergency committee
state which correspond 10 the divisions
given IN the directory Of chapters Of
tho Red Gross.
These groups are as follows:
!. Northeastern.
2 Southern.
3. Atlantic
4. Meuntain.
g. Central
& paoffir
The duties Of this central emer-
gency servioe committee shall be as
follows
a. To form a state unit under each
state federation The head Of this
state unit shall be the state president
or the appoiniee Of tie state fedora
tion hoard.
b. To saprrise the work Of regis
trntien under the state units. and to
keep the corresponding division OF the
Red cross Informed as TO progress.
These state units shall be sub-di-
vided into county units and these may
recommend such additional units as
viii facilitate the work IN any par
ticelar state.
sec0nd---The second duty Of this
emergency service committee shall ne
20 dirccs the card indexing and cer,i-
fled registration of each ciab woman
IN her division for the kind OF service
she is qualified and able 20 offer.
AZ this point the question has been
asked; shall only those who desire 20
register be indexed. or shall the regis.
trafson be compulsory?
Answer--Each woman Il to be reg
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~BelIcve Me. xapiippe."
The annual fraternity follies last
night was up 10 the standard set by
the Sigma Chi fraternity In theatrical
performances. The Albuquerque pub
lie knows that when the Sigma Chi is
10 stage a performance II will be
above the ordinary and SO every per-
formance is well patronized.
Red" Baicomb. who has for the
past three years been a star perform
erin fact ever since he has been in
the university. he has been a leading
man, was again "at his best Gas the
press says Of him each Year, in the
character OF George Mcfarland In the
roiicking comedy presented last night
az the Crystal. The next shining
star or probably the equal of MIR.
Balcomb. playing the femme role Of
Dolly Kamman was Wm. G. Grimmer.
who knew his part well and played
like real actor. The part Of Buck
Kamman. taken by Jno. 7. steed was
well done; James Costln as violet
brought Gown the mouse IN mis- FASH
i0nabie costume. with yellow silk
sweater sklr, OF sport stripes. The
other parts were equally as good. but
were minor parts
j. Lindsey Wait as wrenn Rigiey
was a first class iailer. Laurie J.
vauchslet as Thornton Brown and
Lyle s. Vincent as Arthur Sole were
good in the parts OF lawyers. Il has
even been prophesied that Mr.. Vincent
VIII rival Mr. Baicomb as a stellar
iiEhi.
Geo. W. Giyan. Jr., as William. Al
bert Hunt as Simp Galloway, and
Thos. A. Duxey. Jr as Martha each
read their lines well and looked the
part The production was under he
direction Of Mr. Joe X. Scout, who
has been tho auecessful coach" OF
number Of theafriCais staged by local
talent. The orchestra added not 4 lit
lie 10 the enjoy ment of the evening,
ana taking Il an together add one
more feather 90 the cap OF Aihuquor-
que theairicals and Sigma Chi fclllcs
(which already fayors the headgear of
a Dig Indian chieB.
90
Federation IIonors.
Mrs E l. Bradford has returned
from the Federation OF Clubs held in
Birmingham. Ala. and reports an In
teresting trip. and splendid entertain
ment al Birmingham. She took the
special at Chicago which carried the
board and delegates. Al Cincinnati "a
atop over wac made and Mrs. Brad
ford was eHertaiue9 by Miss Marie
Higgins. who formerly lived here. Dus
Is n0w al the Cincinnati conservatory.
An automobile sightseeing expedition
through Cincinnati ana Ncwport KY
was given her Al Chattanooga anoth-
er stop wa made and the members of
the boards were taken 90 the battles
field and other points of interest. Ia
Birmingham they were royalty enter
tanned az The Tufweiller Hotel.
H. ad1fftau "a Mrs EradfDrdfe office