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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-10
ANOTHER COUNTRY
CONGRATULATES THE
AMERICAN PRESIDENT

Lisbon. April .. via Paris. April 10.
Machado has sent q ca
blegram to President Wilson congrat-
ulating him on "America's noble res
olution."
A popular demonstration was held
today outside the American legation.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-10
OVER 200 ARE KILLED
IN TWO EXPLOSIONS
IN MUNITIONS PLANT
Bodies Piled High in the Streets at Eddystone, Pa.
Searchers Drag Mutilated Forms From Debris-Ed-
dystone Ar1rnunitions Corporation, Owned by
Russian Government, Has Two Buildings
Wrecked-German Plot Suspected.

Chester, Pa, April 1o.-A terrific explosion at the
great plant of the Eddystone Amunons corporation at
Eddystone, Pa mile from this city, is reported to have
killed from 125 to $50 persons and injured at least 300
railroad official asserts that nearly 800 were killed.
but this estimate cannot be confirmed
At one undertaking place there eighty bodies, 70
those of girls Of girls were employed at the
plant, most of them coming from Philadelphia.
The explosion occurred in the pellet room of the
shrapne building, where 100 girls employed In a
building adjoining approximately 10000 shells stoa
ed. second explosion demolished this building
The buildings caught fire but the flames confined
to these structures.
No official Of the company was found who could tell
anything about the explosion. There whispers of
plot to destroy the plant.
The plant recently taken by the Russian
government which has been employing about 10000 per-
sons.
It has been thoroughly guarded, secret service men
working in the various departments, disguised NUM-
tons workers.
Piled
policemen the
allowed the in which the &po
% 10 old h sua sS
7inga 2F 9e'S NssSs - ~"
RunB uaian
April stated here today that the Eddysone
organized by the Baldwin
inch and 1b-pound shells
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-10

(continusd on Page 7.)
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-10
Press Forward Today.

With. the British armies in France.
(via London)-From staff corre-
spondent OF Tho Associated Pres:-
Under binding snow squalls. with in
termittent flashes Of sunshine. the
British pressed their attack against
the Germans today all along the line
from q point south Of Cambrai to the
vicinity Of Lens. go much booty was
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-10
AMERICAN ship
STRIKES Mine
Liner New York Damaged, But
Reaches Liverpool-1A
Americans Aboard.

wsshinrton nt0 at Layeppoo, p .sut the fol.
lowing dispatch to the state depart
ment today:
'tThe American liner New York
struck q mine at 7:40 p. m. last night,
five miles of Liverpool bar. No cas-
ualties. Vessel proceeded under her
own steam and IL now entering her
dock"
New York. April 1o.-Ths American
limo steamship New York left this port
on March 20 for Liverpool with Sc
passengers and mail. The passengers
included seven American citizens. She
carried naval crew Of gunners and
was armed. The ships crew Of 23l
men included la Americans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

b -IlVON bungalow. : rooms hhFdwo0H
Jus, completed all hult-in feutur~s.
ON 3Nth street. price $4,000 Woodruff
A Groves Iis4 n broadway, W qi2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
LEGALS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

.
Under and by virtue Of resolution
passed by the BOARD or Education Of the
CITY ~ Oklahoma city, Of the state or
oklahoma. ~ meeting held on the lhih
day ~ January. 1917. public notice -
hereby given that a special election vs.
hereby ordered and proclaimed TO b" heid
In Sild school district comprising SAID
city and the territory annexed thereto
for school purposes. on the 9Th day Of
February, 1917. for the purppH" of sub
uniting 10 the qualified electors OF said
school district the following proposition.
PROPOSITION
"ghall the Board of Education Of the
CIV OF oklahoma city, Of the state u'
ol,bou, issue It's negotiable coupon
ha,,d. ,n the amount OF $3.50 900 Tor the
Iurpo.r Of providing FUNDS for the con
structiln of four Junior High school
buildings. FOR the purchase of three school
building sites. for. the repair of the irving
school building and for the re- equipment
NJ other school buildings by the replacing
OF present blackboards with slate black
boards. and also 10 provide for the levy
and rollcctiOn of an annual tax upon all
the taxable property In said school dis
trict comprising said city and the terri
tory annexed thereto for school purposes.
sufficient TO pay the Interest on said
bonds when due and 10 cons'ltut" SINK
ing fund for The payment OF the princi-
pal thereof when due "
me p"nS ,,nsaa I,'a, W. ~, ',T o!cIoca n m on
~. - Tha ,,,,nh,, a,d location az
s"" nnW IN" "n,mI,' nhni, an" ,o,,on. W
Wv r'','N - r,,,,
Nhrd one. 'lly ol 'Nhhohlh IVY
Precinct 7t'h and cha ssen Uent.
Precinct 2-2sth and Mckinley christian
Precinct s-25th and Douglas Cchurch)
Precinct i-l737 W. nth III. A Kroe-
ger0. ..o. -. ,,, 49,. r =,
Precinct b. 22"h w. lbth rucet VI y
bfncs' rRragc) -
Precinct 6-loth ana western 'orus
store).
precinct '-1Ist ana western u'e s''
Precinct S-llth and Francis tnew garage
west side street.. ,,. ,,..
Precinct y iuoson ana fhfh flhCe INV
station No y.
Precinct lo-2oth ana Lee o. n mart
garage) ,
Precinct lilo west l'th tfdsatS ga
Precinct Ill n Brondwny ns,.h, c,.
Precinct 18th and Kate tteno. =.
frccinct 2-luth ana central (C' M
Meals bnrn).
Precinct S-les 2. s,h,
s,or"
Precinct s-7,h and Lindsay Week,
bnn
p,n,,r,, M, II s,b froo, ham
p,ot,, o,h ava e,onaw,u ID. NJ,
,o,, NJ s ~ "'' ''o''""" ''' '''
"a Sn y.. ,,oo - .,N
p.",r, "a 5 90 ~" IT, ', ~ rt '.,.
fte'ns, 'o.iao ''- r. "" W" r. ''e"''nS
r'snehce
Precinct ll--5l5 y. Lindsay Il. W Dens
loru snphs"l :, -, ,.-.
lfcclnct lI-so' T. f'h (NofflH resi-
dence)
lrcC'nct rs nlnut ana Vaduct. norti
side of vladuct IRE station
Ward Three, city Of Oklahoma City
Precinct I'LL n. Broadway Norwood
hoteD
Precinct 2 60. y Broadway ave.
Precinct 3-ls? West End street Gyndi
storc).
Precinct t-7lr ~ Hudson.
Precinct 5-533 W. lth tF II Kuney,.
Precinct s-iOq n Dewey t'rntn Dolan.s,
preclnc, 7-7Os N Ollie tawford's dru,
store)
Precinct s-sth md KleIn ,p,n,,s
church,
prscinci a nth and Ncgi,l.,, ,,,,,,o.,
p,c,,nc, ,oiseo ~ Wai,' ~. ~.
-, - ~ ''"N W '"'' N's'''' ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Dallas Reserve
Rates Revised

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25-The fol
lowing rates OF discount for the Dallas
federal reserve bank were approved to-
day by the federal reserve board On
commodity paper. members l5day
notes notes discounted. with amtutitics
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
MEN
Give BANQUET
Bronson and Nichols, EI Reno,
Are Hosts,


+. s. Bronson and y. 4 Nichols,
owners of the Fl Reno American. were
hosts last night in Fl Reno at a BAN
quet in honor of legislators and news
paper men reporting the legislature.
Twenty-Five guests were present
Known as the Damon and Pythias
of Oklahoma journalism, Bronson and
Nichols provided banquet. followed
by visit to their bungalow in which
they have assembled a valuable colec-
tion Of Indian relics. and smoker az
the Elks home
An informal program of newspaper
"reminiscences followed a musical pro-
gram.
Many Speakers.
Among the speakers were Lieutenant
Governor Trapp, Paul Nesbitt, speaker
Of the house; Roy f. Stafford. editor
of The Oklahonan; George McOuaid.
staff correspondent OF the Dallas News;
Sidney Suggs, editor of the Ardmoreite:
John Golobie. editor of the Guthrie
Register and representative from Logan
county, Glenn Condor, newspaper man
and representative from Tulsa county;
Charles +, Barrett, formerly senator
from pottawatomie county and now
secretary to the president of the SEN
ate, and A. X. Garrett, editor OF tho
Nowata Star and representative from
Nowata county
Stories Told.
Stories of early day newspaper pub
fishing in Oklahoma. of failures and
successes and of ideals still followed.
were told until the last interurban car
left III Reno
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

up TO fifteen days and trade acceptances
50 percent; on notes maturing within
sixty days, 4 percent; sixty 10 ninety
days, ~ percent notes maturing after
ninety days, 5 percent; open market
purchases. ) to s ncrcent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
DECREASE SHOWN
IN FOOD EXPORTS
Com, Pork and Oil Products
Gain Last Year,

WASHINGTON. Jan 2S.--Food ex.
ports generally from the United States
fell off sAJWo0o0 last year. Depart:
ment OF commerce statistics announced
today show their value to have been
S4S m,0O0 compared with $7SS UN 1000
in 1915. Meat and dairy product,
showed increases, but hreadstuffs fell
off sharply.
Corn was the only grain showing an
increase. while wheat fell off SlOW,-
ono bushels and flour l.U00O barrels.
Beef showed decreases in canned,
fresh and picked, but bacon, hams and
shoulders exports increased ~ lOWU
pounds and pork l2Wo0OO pounds.
Oils and gasoline exports increased
considerably during the year There
was q 0Oo0 gallons more gasoline
sen, abroad than in 1915. Crude oil
showed an increase Of lAWOW0 gal.
Ions. illuminating oil 100000 gallons.
lubrica,ing oil u OO0 no gallons. resi-.
dium and fuel lts 0000W gallons.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
CHARLES S, BROWN,
s0l American Nat Bank. rhonh
Mnlnni AnaA

GROOM hunsaloV will trade for auto.
mobile. vacant lots, or equity In small
81 house, n automobile IL too good. will
give small mortgage back on car. will
he ot hotel from I to y. m daily
oscar We'll. Noll Hotel
ACRES 30, sale or exchan rent for
$3.50. well improved stock and grain
farm. owner. John Deer. Neoderha, Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
Sesrs-Roebuck Profits Large.

CHICAGO. Jan. 2Se-Directos ~
Sears Roebuck h Company have re-
commended the distribution to stock.
holders Of a Is perccn, stock DIVIDEND
making the entire capital of the com.
pany NS.0Wm common and 5000.
0OO preferred The mectius Of the d..
rec,or held yesterday. the dividen.i
rate op the common stock was increased
from J to 3 percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
/, Answering Ads. Please Mention Time..

WRITE. call or phone us about your
farm you want 10 sell wc have the
buyers: don't delay Hail 2l5 Lee Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK,
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

OIL LEASES FOR SALE
Ten, twenty and thirty-acre tracts.
We'll located. In Fox district. Garter
county Coats Walnut Gl72
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

Rudolph Gan,. pianist, January q.
Musical Art institute. Tickets 0e.--Alv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


NEW and used lumber, garages, poul-
Try house; all kinds fence aud posts.
s70 $. Wnlker Walnut i3a.
BOOKS Hooks bought. sold and es.
chnnscd. N Goldhetr Co, ", Harvey
FLOUR When YOU want better baking
order Custeta, hest flour. we deliver
phone Wal 22il; we are exclusive agents
In Oklahoma city nowley Commission
Sales Co, 20I South broadway.
FERTILIZER Now Ia the time to put
fcttilisct ON your lawns; We win fur
nish you hir wagon loads from the feed
nv pms ~ ~ 80 pet load Wal 6ei
FOR sALt,-ll volumes new REVISED En-
cyclopaed Dictionary. cos, SEQ sale
price 1880 N. Goldberg, Z \ Harvey
FOR SALE volumes Dictionary ot
medicine cost il2 yours TOT 81 90 n
loldhetg Co, q n Harvey Ave.
WANTED one rrcond. hand hookkecn.
$40.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

ROOMS papered 81 and up, viii hrirr
samples Maple 1874 ". X Roach
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Ansu Sripv Ads. Please Mention Times


\ SNAP - $4,000 bungalow. 1900 block
West alst. $500 down, balance like
rent Woodruff A Groves, Walnut 5'8
ROOM bungalow. 2 rooms hardwood
Just completed. all huilt-iu feutur-s.
on 5'th street price $4,000 Woodruff
4 Groves lis's n Broadway " ei2.
BEST FAIR OF modern lots In city q,
5000 pel Miller Wal 7isG-R
FOR SALE Beautiful little home be
tween 4th and 10th. Robinson and Nc
kluey owner, Maple 1901.
oosiiO FEET building site. on " lith
~, 800 Inquire 1915 W alst 81
FOHECI.OsED SALE owner loses
In '7oo block West g2nd ST. 5000 cnsh,
balance 80 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST co,
jos-io Insurance BlAg Maple 20
s. 800 - REAL California classy hunga
loN, outside chimney. fire place, oak
Rnd white enamel. buiIi-iu features,
large hath; fine decorations and fixtures,
'Bst front; easy payments II desired
Ihour ciercrn Owner Wal 51d
FOKECl DSURE Eirht-room house;
large hhru: 300 block " 2i'h -
s. 80, small payment sears, wal. i5I
EIGHT ROOM duplex, 1900 ulock W. lst..
renting $40 per month; $500; small
uaymcnt Sears Wal lhiI
SIN-EOON bungalow and basement 900
block T. 18Th: 8 600; small payment
balance easy. Senrs. Wal 45i7
OWNER leaving city. must sell new g.
room bungalow, three rooms hard
wood; AL latest built I'm features; s. 500.
,iaO cash. balance, s25 per month. Sears,
Wal iJi7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.
In An.werin Ads. Please Mention Time.

WILL trade equity In pair ~ lots. north. d.
Mest for pinnn CRll Mnl 1l2R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Answering Ad. r-,en.e Mention Time.
CALIFuRNIA LAND

CALlFORNIA LAND
United states government .irTiyaleI
land Rt Orland, Glenn county, California.
farmers are making good. ~ and iu-hcre
tracts, $40 to $3.50 an acre. one
nnh down no further payments
or-priucipm Tor five years. interest
nj percent PAYABLE annually. water in
abundance; rental 81 per acre for season.
II interested send for literature A. r.
Aitkon, Selling Agent 1901 J 81, Sacra-
mentu. jHl
CALIFORNIA liuLc farms. near Los An
eelcs fOr sale, easy payments write T.
X. waite. shawnee. Okla
$50 ACRES. close to Pampa r,,Aps 800
acres In cultivation. 800 acres In wheat
this tract is highly improved: also slN
ur I section improved ur unimproVed. all
or part TO trade for general merchandise
Write Abbott 4 ilefner. Elm city. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

NOTICE To car owner. have your auto
monogramcd n prevents theft, making
II easily identified. call " q Walker.
~ W Main Maple sl2b Price reason
able; special prices on more than one
car
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Auereytur Ads Please Nsct,ec rty,es

For SALE--,.toom house and pair Of
lots, $500 q A. Fltssimmons, iobla
w Main 81 Phone Wal 1f,b
o-RoOM bungalow besides den. breakfast
room and bath concrete porch and ce.
ment walks. nice brick mAntcl and all
huilt-in features, on sis, street. " block
nom Belle Isle car line price 81. 10, see
Va for this dandy home Woodruff a
Groves. ilsis N broadway Wal Ns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

AIR OF modern lots In city q
nell Miller wal 7isG-H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-25

FOR SALE Beautiful little hom. he
tween 4th and 10th. Robinson and Nc
kiuley owner Maple N0g.J
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
GONE TOR GOOD.
Results That Last Are Nhas Appeal In
Alhuutcrquc People.

Kidney sufferers In Albuquerque
want more than temporary relief.
They want results that last
Results like Mrs. Fournelle tells
about.
Hers was q thorough test.
Nine years is a long tbhe.
Doan's Kidney pills have stood the
test and stood IL well.
why experiment with an untrled
medicine?
People here in Albuquerque have
shown the way.
Read Mrs. Fourneile's story:
Mrs. r.. Fourneile. 401 South Broad
way. Albuquerque. says; Three boxes
Of Doan's kidney Pills cured me Of
pain in my back that had troubled
me for many years. I was also re-
lleved Of rheumatic pains
Statement given January 30. l9ti)
on May &c. 1913. Mrs. Fourncllc
said "Doan's Kidney Pills have cured
me aud ! have had no occasion 20 use
them since giving my former endorse
mcnt."
Price soc al an dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remcdy-get
Doau's Kidney pilis-the same that
AIRS. Fouraelle has twice publicly
recommended. Foster-Mihurn Co,
Props. Buffalo. y. \.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
LAOIESl OARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR


The use of sage ard sulphur for roe
storing faded gray hair to IT, natural
color dates back % g-vaudmothcr s
time She used II To- Keep her hair
beautifully dark. GLOSSY and attractive.
Whenever her h1lr too ur mat dull.
faded OF strcakcd appearance th's
simple mixture was applied with Won
dcrful effect.
But brewing at home b. mu-s, and
out-of-date Nowadays hy asking 80
any drug store for o. go ccut bottle o.
'Wyoth's Sage and sulphur COM
pound YOU VIII get this nwou- OLD
preparation improved by the addition
10 other ingredients. which can b"
depended upon Go restore natural colo"
and beauty Co the hair
\ wrIl-kuwn downtown drusgist ~ny.
% dtrkcus the hair $50 naturally aud
evenly that nobody can tell 10 has been
You simply duIrpcu 20 spoug
or soft brush with 10 aud draw ih
through your hair taking one strand
m 90 time, Gy morning the -raf ha's
disappears, and after another applioA-
tiuu ur i've. % l".umr- beautifully
dark ana GLOSSY
Nyoths Sage and sulphur 'HuI-
pound 81. a doIphtfuI toilet %r,guist"
fur thu-. who desire Oh moor. youthful
appearance. Il Is not intended for th.
cure utilization cog prevention .i
disease
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
MORE MEN
ENROLLED FOR THE
OFFICERS RESERVE
Accepted Applicants Number 80
Before Office Is Closed; Future
Commanders Go TO Night School
to Brush Up"

In the four days ne maintained an
enrolment office here Mai John
O'shea. of the ziEhth cavalry. enlisted
thirty men for the officers reserve
corps. The names OF eighteen ac-
cepted applicants were given out yes
terday. and before the order 20 close
the office was received from the war
department last night the major had
added an even dozen more to his list.
Following are the men accepted
Yesterday:
John e. Lchner, Albuquerque.
Louis t. Hesseldsn, Albuquerque.
Arthur u. Colgan. Alhuquerqur.
Charles T. Kunz Albuquerque
Alfred r. Masten. University Of New
Mexico.
Glen Emmons University Of New
Mexico.
walter Mcclellan, University Of New
Mexico.
Melvin Dunlc,y. santa Re.
Milton Heimick Santa Fc
John I. Emmons. Gallup
Joe Purdy. Gallup.
A school for the enrolled men was
started iu the high school last night
Under the t~utelagc of high schoe
instructors who have volunteered then
services. the mon who hope Co become
Officers Of the now RIM viii brush ut
their knowledge Of geometry. algebra
trigonometry. history, English an
geography The class bored "I
geometry last night Algebra VIII h'
tho subject tonight The other sub.
iocts will be revived on succeeding
nights.
An the men are under orders %
await instructions from the war de
pnrtmont " is planned Go coutinu'
the night school and the studying until
word comes 90 report az the trainiuf
camp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02

Rev. Archic T0othaker, Of the cone
gregatioual church. lsev G. %. Rcck-
man. 81 the Lead Avenue Methodist
church delivered the address of well
come to which r. r. Beal. 81 Las
Vegas, responded.
Addresses were made by Dr. :. l..
Burton OF the medical department of
the state OF View Mexico. and state
Deputy g.. r. Wilson on Woodcraft In
New Mexico and Arizona. The French
quartet sang.
Following the business session this
afternoon the delegates VIII be given
an automobile ride. A banquet will
be held nc Masonic temple at G
O'Clock,
Following is the text u the message
sent to President Wilson;
Albuquerque. y NJ. May . 1917.
TO the President 90 the United
States.
we. M members OF the Modern
Wu9dnscn OF America ice state con-
.vontion assembled wish 10 take this
means Of EXPRESSING our appreciation
OF the manncr IN which you have han
died tho &aicul. AFFAIRS u stale IN
connection With the present national
crisis. and Also ~ arSure you OF our
confidence and loyalty.
We trust that AN all-Wise proyi-
dcnce may keep you that YOU may
safely guide the ship Of state into
peaceful waters again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
DRIVER or WRECKED
JOY RIDE TRUCK
IS HEAVILY FINED
Crockett Injured When Delivery
Wagon overturns on Mesa /;
Says Companions Ran Of and
Left Him Under Car.


Ward Crockett, a negro. ono of the
-four men who used the sun Jose gro.
Gerry stores delivery truck Tor a Joy
ride To q mesa resort ON sunday. was
fined t55 or 60 days IN Jail in the city
court today. The police are looking
tor the other three men.
The ear overturned on the way
home from the resort and Crockett
received a cash over his right eye Tho
ear was considerably damaged Croc.
kctt said he didn't know what became
N the other men. They left him nm.
der tho overturned ear he said H.
sud M, was drunk when th, ride
started aud he couldn't recall the
names 81 his companions
The ar was taken from lon from O..
"a garage. Crockett admitted boo court
today that hc drove it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
PREPARING TO FORM
MORE CHAPTERS OF
RED CROSS IN \. N.
Director Of Mountain Division
Asks Health Society to Help in
Organization; Nine Branches
Are Taking Shape.

The aid of the New Mexico society
FOR the study and Prevention of Tuber-
%Culosis. which Is being r~eorganizcd as
the New Mexico. Public Health ALSO
citation. has been solicited by the AM
erican Rod Cross Society In the matter
Of establishing AuNiliaries n chap
tiers In points throughout the state
The following letter was received this
morning 10y the executive secretary.
Denver. Colo. 1919.
"Nfr. John Tombs. Exec. Sec,
New Mexico tuberculosis Association
Albuquerque. New Mexico.
Dear NJ. Tombs,
u am sending. under separate cover.
some sets ~ organization equipment
Tor W. ia New Mexico. Number one
equipment is for towns. not county
seats. and having a population under
1900. These should be organized into
an auxiliary at larg'. and the suggest
ions and necessary blanks are in each
pack Towns that are oun seats.
and have a population of 1850 and
should be organized into chapters ana
number " equipment gives full ina
structiuns In his respect When they
are organized. full chapter supplies
aud literature are sent from the ma
tional headquarters NJ Washington
The following list ~ towns are az pres
! cut contemplating organization
"Bcion. clovis, Columbus, Folsom
Ration. San Marcial. Socorro. Tucum-
carl. and Portales, New Mexico.
The following list Of towns have
already organized the Red Cross work
"Alhu1ucrquc. Deming. Gallup las
Cruces. Roswell SAINTS Pc silver CTS
and Maedolena.
CT am getting out some additions
suggestions for contemplated orgaui-
zations. and copies OF these viii Do,
sent YOU later luasmuCh as we are
literally swampcd by the ~oVerwhelu
ing exhibitions 81 interest from tho
whole coUatry. SOUR help Will. indeed.
bc most valuable.
with appreciation. I am
Very truly yours,
CSigncdl -. POCLTEEER MORRIS
Director Mountain Division
The National Auti-TuberculosisSo.
| ciety. Of which the state society is yir-
tually a branch. Is closely affiliated
wit h the American Red Cross Society.
the two WORKING in complete harmony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-02
University News


The editor aud nag for the two
student publications. the Wcokly and
ia, Mirage. were ohos,n H; 10 student
body meeting this morning which was
ln Rode, Hail az ~ O'Clock lF.O
Vincent was elected editor oc the
weekly for next year and Ear. Gvl-
hardt a4 manager For the Mirage
Mics Liul T]erru-oH was The choice "i
The students for editor aud Thor" D
Srgdt was elected business manager