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The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
U. S. STEEL co.'s OUTPUT
BIG AS ALL GERMANY'S
Corporations Production Twice as
Great as England's. Says Gary.

New York, April I6.-The productive ca
pacity OF the United States Steel Corpora
ton is as large as that of all Germany
and twice as large as that OF England.
This Information was given by e. H.
Gary. chairman OF the steel corporation
board, at the annual meeting OF stock
holders in Hoboken today.
Judge Gary added that the United States
Steel Corporation already paid from 40
TO IS per cent from its entire output in
this country, but there is no desire nor
disposition to increase that percentage" F"
he added.
Judge Gary estimated that 1t would cost
the corporation about $4,000, COO annually
II measures now under consideration for
raising Ta- revenue are passed.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
CLERGYhEN AID AT FIRE

Wilmington. Del, April 16-Fire today
destroyed fourteen buildings in Smyrna,
Del, near here, causing damage esti-
mated at $4,000, Clergymen attending a
convention there aided firemen in check
ing the blaze. The origin OF the fire is
unknown.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
FIRED ARMoRY. is CHARGE

Neilsville, Wis, April 16.-Charged with
attempting to set FIRE to an armory In
which ninety militiamen were sleeping.
yonak Rolf, a German. is under arrest
here today. Rolf, an engineer, has been
in the United States only a few weeks
and says he came hero from Chicago
TO work on farm.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
What Famous Americans Are Saying

1T is evident thinking industries
icent hath
economically and better adapted
task than they have be and what that the and the
thought and Their these things will be
Wilson,
The Washington herald., 1917-04-17
Births, Marriages and Deaths.

Tbs waahingtou Herald Is printing daily no.
ties of births marriages aad deaths among the
p~opis s. Washington.
-sess sstices aY9car tolay on psse 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
James to Lecture
At II. S. Tonight

The first " q series 81 sever lee
lures To- he delivered here boy Prof.
George Wharton James viii occur 80
the high school Utditorium tonight
at : o'clock. The subject viii be-;
New Mexico. Land 81 the Delight
Makers.
These lectures are To ~. staged un-
Ger the auspices Of thc university ~
New Mexico. Womap's club. Rotary
club, Hiwanis club. chamber Of com -
merce and Albuquerque business col
leee.
As previously stated. Nj. james ~
n OF the best known lecturers and
authors 10 the country For the past
several years his travels have been
confined 10 the southwest and he
is regarded a. AN authority on this
section Ut the country. He j. here for
the purpose OF gathering material and
writing "A book on New MeNico-a
hook which u certain to have a large
sale, as he stated today that orders
are already pouring IN on his pub
fishers who aTe im%portuning him to
hurry his manuscript TO them.
The lecture tonight Will he partially
Illustrated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

sredit nts Of the clever hook which
Oliver Morosco and Elmer Harris
haze concoctcd. There IL just enough
pho, to furnish plausibiiity for a
series Of most ludicrous episodes ana
allow opportunity for the FUN making
talents OF the clever company which
Morosco has banded together.
q Mae Bronte, portly M e~ffervescent
49, % yore, was never funnier than
as the stylish cook lady and her
xylophone sole, accomplished with
the kindly assistance OF "a stove and
sauce pans L. a scream. Charles
Ruggles Is happily bestowed as the
much loves Jerry Summerficld and
Herber; Corthell. the bie star who
dispcnses a brand - humor al his
own. gives a two hour ana "A half
imitation Of Il souse that would
bring laughter from the city's chief
Crouch. Others In the cast INCLUDE
Dorothy Webb. Lillian Bo6rdman.
Grace Ellsworth. William Naughton.
James Dunn. the ErEotti I.illiputians
and "A captivating chorus OF Califor-
mia beauties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Commissioners-elect
Will Watch Council
Go Out of Existence

The city council will hold It's last
meeting tonight Tomorrow after
noon Charles Wade. Walter Council
and Jack R0ynoias will take office
as city commissioners and organize
the new city government
Tho coiumlssioners-ciect held an
informal meeting Yesterday. al which
the work ahead Of them was dis
cusscd They decided, incidentally.
20 attend the final meeting OF the
council tonight
The council will dispose uf as much
unfinished business as possible. lcav.
ms he desks as clear al u cun for
the new administration
The commissioners will have the
resignation OK city Clerk Thomas
Hughes In their hands when they
meet Hughes tried 20 resign when
lac was first appointed warden Of the
state -penitentiaty. but the squabblos
in the council kept the resignation he
filed sidetricked. lie wrote the ou-
for the commissioners yesterday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Personal News
Items.

Auto springs, all makes. Kurber co.
Four-O. Taxi service. Phone 30.
Hnsss Taxi Phone SOS. Day. night.
IrSor TimmOns has returned a.
san Marcial after "a visit here.
Attend the performance at the Lyric
theatcr and help the Red Gross.
Miss Shirley Nu;;er has been enter.
tanning hes sister. Miss Nina Nuttcr
Of Dawso...
You can get Il pair OF genuine
leather work shoes 81 Siegfried
Kahn's for &215.
Mr.. ]. T.. sullivan. representative ~
the Wolff Manufa curing com. any OF
Denver. Colorado. is tn A~lbuluerquc
his week.
Mr.. J. II. Bearrup is spending a
couple OF weeks in the city renewing
acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs, june r. Wilson viii
leave tomorrow for Phoenix. Arizona.
to spend she winter.
George Binkert OF Quincy. IN, at
rived here last night to attend the
funeral Of his brother. Thoms'
Binkert.
\ percentage OF the proceeds from
the performance AT the Lyric thcater
tonight will be for the benettt % the
Red Cross.
Judge Raynoids. District clerk
Madison, Interpreter Ruppe ana
Court Reporter Wilcox have returned
from Gallup. where n Mckinney
county term OF the district court
closed Saturday.
Nat.. .N..Va.as.A TlF i l.. schneider n
garage at the rear Of hls residence
on south High street, and the auto
mobile In II, last night The hlsh-
lands fire company put out th'
flames.
when g.. r. Raymond OF Park ave
nue. failed to meet two fellow huhi-
ers ut their scndcyous at uightial
Yesterday a search. In which Indct'
sheriff. Richard Wootton and Police
man Thomas Hogan TOOK part, wac
started FOR him in Bear canyon liz
found the road and got homo before
the acirchers
Word has been received here of IA.
death Of Pedro j. Baca, which Zoe
CURED AT Clovis on December !. The
funeral viii take place nt Bclen io.
morrow Pedro J. Bnca was a brotheI
Of saturniuo Ha,a, superintendent %
schools of Valencia county.
Llout Joseph T.. Goodcll and sis''
will leave tomorrow for their ole
home At solomon. kans, Tor a hrlo
visit. Lieut.. GoodeIl who recently r.
ceiyed a commission At Leon springs
h. on a furlough which cNp!res Dec
/ %. and b. taking this opportunity @
make "a farewell visit 20 relative, Hu'
Z ,la friends before entering tytE"!.
I upou his duties iu the army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Sterling Photoplay
Shows Last Time at
The Pastime Today

william FoN's sterling p%hotoplay
The Scarlet Pimpcrnvl starring
Dustin Faruum. closes rs run at the
Pastimc thcatcr tonight MI Far
mum has boon particularly pleasing
In his picture and has drawn crowd
ell houses
The story OF The Scarlet iiulprr-
nei' h laid IN southern England at
the time. l7g2, when All France was
red with the rcign of terror. \ band
OF English noblcmcu. known as the
followers OF the Sc"rlct Pimpcrncl
were constantly rcscuiug condemned
French arlstocrats. SCI daring has
been the work of this band that IA,
republican leaders s"Ht agents 10
England to earn who IN" Scarlet
Pimpcrncl ia. THIS % through the
unique ~disguiscs. his quick wit and
his courage had bafflcd the %rcpubll-
caHs time and again
Chuuvclin civilian BURGESS who
r. at the head Of the republican
agents. compels Sir percy's wife. Mar
rarct CWinifrra Kingston. to aid
him by telling her her brother is IN
danger. Finally Margaret learns that
The Scarlet IimpcrucI BE- ON hls WAY
20 France she tells Chauy"liu Then
she learns her husband iH '"Th" Scar
let Timpcrncl' and she flies 20 his
aid ana helps him u'oid u trap the
republican agents have set FOR him.
Sir Percy had grown cold because ~
his wifc's uctiyitio. but when he
learns she had been misl,d hy the
threat 10 injurc her brother, he for
gives her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Canary Cottage
Coming to Crystal
Thursday, Dec. Is

Adequate proof that the advance
claims made for Canary Cottage
nave iyen lived up to IL proven by
the series OF capacity houses that
have been attracted Ia San Francisco.
Los Angeles. New York Boston ana
Chicago. by this newest and biggest
oliver Moeosco comedy with rNusic.
II will be AZ the crystal opera house
in Albuquerque December 49,
Everybody in to%n will soon he
ether whistllng or humming ne
strains Of q Never Knew, the catchy
Earl Carroll melody which runs
through the piece and persists In
haunting one when way from the
theafer. II n undoubtedly the most
popular son of the year. IL Is only
one Of the many clever numbers in
Canary CottnEe," however.
Spice Il one OF the principal in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
QUANTITY
OF COPPER BEING
MINED IN ARIZONA
Professor Jones Says Production
This Year viii Total $40, ooo,.
600 Pounds: Hundred Million
More Than Last Year.

Prof. Fayette zones. former head
Of the state school of mines. has re-
turned from q two weeks trip. spent
largely in Arizona investigating oil
prospects Ia the Tonic basin.
lie was struck by the hum Of ac-
tivity In the copper camps at Globe
and Miami They are running stead
iy and virtually all signs Of the re-
cent troubles nave disappeared Only
men whose loyalty Is not under sus-
picion are hired Preference ~ given
wherever possible to Americans. but
foreigners who are known 10 he loyal
are permitted To work.
This mines are being worked almost
TO fun capacity Arizona. this year,
Prof Jones SAYS. will produce SO
million pounds Of copper a hundred
million pounds @ than last year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

Registered Men
May Volunteer in
Army or Navy

Al registered men who acsirc 20 do
50 Will be given "a chance to yolun.
teer In the army or navy between now
and December Is. according to word
received at tho local recruiting office
here. The telegram follows
"Eetween now and December - q
Is desired TO afford registrants as wide
an opportunity as possible 10 enlist in
the army and navy Therefore n
registrant. even though he has becn
called By his local board TO repurt fot
physical examination. may enlist unit.
December Is upon presentation to the
recruiting officer a certificate from
his local board that he VIII rot Dee
needed to fill any deferred percentage
OF the quota Of the board
This ruling modifies previous IN
structions and is In offe-' only until
u o'clock noon. December Is. "tt'.
which time the enlistment Of regis
,rants will be prohibited
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Seven Arrested When
Police Quell Fight

Seven mon arrested 40 a dance hal,
on Nurth First street uu saturday
night when CAPT, Pat O'Grtdy. Po.
liccman YcrEa and Extra Policeman
Morag1 broke up e fight were fined
fifteen dollars apiece ia he city court
this morning Some OF them paid ami
some Of them didn't Those Tint
didn't we're committed Co. Jnil for ti.
teen dlys.
Tho police say the row attained tho
proportions OF l urar.r.1' but uo one
WIS hurt except fur bruises
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Damage Suit Names
Springer Author of
Alleged Libel 'Ad'

IN a suit for $4,000 damages
started by Alderman clyde Tingiey
in he district court W. n. Springer
Is named as author OF the advertise
men printed in the Morning journal!
the morning of the commissionership
election. attacking the candidacy Of
Mr. Tingley. Springer Is made the
defendant In the suit. the complaint
charging that the advertisement was
uhelous.
\. n. McNillen started suit Tor S2j.-
900 anEinst the Journal On election
day. a few hours after the advertise
ment appeared. His name WIS men
toned IL the advertisement. The latter
was anonymous aud apringer's al
legged authorship was only rumorcd AZ
that time. Mr.. McMilicn Is Alder
man Tingley's counsel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
What Guardsmen from
This State Are Abroad?

II WAS the more ~ lees general idc@
IN town when the announcement whs
made by the war department NL'
week that national guardsmcn tr"li
every state IN the union were IN
France that 4 battery wa on the
other eide OF the Atlantic. II "a-
said today that q telegram received
here saturday cstab lishcd the i'et
that the New Mexico artllerNm"n
were stiIl at the training camp
The question now assuming th.i
he announcement Insofar as II np'
piled 10 every state IN INC union
w,s NOT erroneous. Is, What New
NexIco ~puardstnon are in France
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Mechanics
Needed at Once in
Aviation Service

Ten thousand skilled mechanics
are needed at once in the aviation
section Of the signal corps. accord
Ing to advice received NJ the local
army office. Machinlsts, automobile
mechanics. gasoline engine experts
and woodworkers are included. The
usual enlistment regulations apply
The minimum age is Is and the max
imHm 90.
America rs determined to hav" an
air fleet second to none. and II Ig
for the purpose Of carrying out he
announced program that these addi-
t.onil men are nec1od Fun partic'
ulars cah bc obtained from tho re
cruitiuR officer. WHOSE office Is IN the
Grant building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
A Free Lecture on
Christian Science
Thursday Evening

There vii bee "a free lccturc o.
Christian Science. under the auspices
Of Albuquerque Christian Science So
cicty. by Ezra ". Palmer, c. = w.,
81 Denver. member % the 'hriHtian
~cicnc, Board Of LccturcshiP of The
Mother Church. The First Chur,h OF
CHRIST scientist, In Boston, at th'
CrysiuL thcat,r. Thursday evening,
December q. at \ O'Clock. The pun
nc d. cordially invited q" ho pT'~fui.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
The Menu for Today

PaStimc-- The Scarlet Pimpcrne!"
and Charlie Chaplin iu The Adj
V%enturer"
"B"-"Bvatricc Fairfax. two reels
with regular program. "Pcrils
OF the Secret service. current
Events Topical aud a Boob for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
Elk Lodge of Sorrow
Is Attended by Many

The annual memorial service Of the
Eiks held yesterday afternoon at the
Eik club. was largely attended. George
s Klock delivered the grafton.
There was instrumental music by
the ELK orchestra. by the Men
delasohn quartet, a soprano solo by
Mrs. Ada Pierce Winn. a enc solo
BY John Faikenberg and a violin solo
by Miss Grace Stortz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
CHEVROLET TOUnING CNR.

Almost new 1911, Chevrolet Touriu;
Car. run 1900 miles. Guaranteed b..
perfect condition. For sale cheap.
Your own terms. Studcbakcr garage.
,'hupc -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

ST. Johns Guild will hold a
Christmas sale and turkey dinner
Thursday, December @, at ZIG
North Ninth 81. Supper from 9
10 s. Sale. 8 TO s. Public invited.
Supper, 75c; children under
IA, SOC.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

xi.OO will buy q high grade mems
dress shirt In any of the new Snappl
s,yl.s See them AZ Siegfr!cd Kahn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

Il,one 3, Red Barn. al ~r<st oo?-
per. for nrst class livery. W. l.. Tim.
HE a. ca
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

YOU can buy a good pair Of mems
shoes at siegfriod kUhn's for '-sN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03

IOR SALE--Eggs; strictly fresh
homo mnrh. Phone i2O1.J.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-03
An
Opportunity

The Mrs. L. B. Putney Residence on Copper
Avenue will be for rent or sale on the first
of January. This is without a doubt the best
built residence in the city. Twelve rooms
and two bath rooms, with large basement
and Mushroom and a fine furnace. See
l.. B. Putney Store for particulars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-22

The annual Y NJ. C. A track and
field meet is to be held at Alexander
Field Saturday afternoon, March 81
just one week following the interschol-
astic meet this Saturday.
At a meeting of the various repre-
sentatives held last night the rules and
regulations of the meet were drawn
up and the entry list opened. IL is
found that almost all of this years
track men are found among the inter.
mediate clubs or the fellows from Is
to 81. -
The intermediate clubs, therefore.
are to be the teams entered and each
club may choose two or more senior
athletes from the general membership.
The clubs which have entered are the
H. A. c.. the Golden NJ, the G. RS
and the Washington.
Although membership meet, yet al
most every star track man in the city
and schools belongs to the association
and is eligible to enter this meet. The
H. A. C. club numbers nearly all of
the Punahou track men in its mem
bership, while the Golden NJ. does its
chief recruiting among the Mckinley
high school men. The G.. r. club has
mostly ex-sehool men but also has
Victor Kahn and Oswald Auerbach
besides Scott of st. Louis.rtsf, -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-22

The Washingtons+are Chinese track
men. This club may augment iilaalf
with some Of the X. OF K. men. This
would bring in such men 40 David
Bent and Xavier. A. - - -.
Thirteen events consulate the PRO
gram OF events which are, to be run
off. They include the 100, go. 40,
$50 and mile runs. the mile walk, the
220-yard hurdles and the half-mile re-
lay. The standard broad and high
jumps and pole vault are. OF course. I'm
Guided while in the weights the l6-
pound shot and iayelin complete the
program.
The meet Is to be four.place meet
and the points awarded are to be 5, 3,
2 and l. respectively, In all events ex.
cept the relay where eight points for
first and five for second will be award
ed. Ribbons viii be awarded all win
ners. ls3H
A prize cup or shield is.tosSe award
ed the winning club. This, plus the
keen rivalry between these clubs, Is
already causing some scrambling to
get the very best track athletes lined
up that are available.
The entries will all be In by next
Tuesday evening The meet Is to be
run under A. L. ". A. auspices and any
records made win be recognized by
them
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-22
JUDGE LINDSEY SAYS ',,''
FINE CLOTHES, PLEASURE
DOWNFALL OF GIRLS

( DENVER, Colo. = The desire for
pleasure and the. wish to compete
with other girls in the matter Of dress
and finery are among the chief causes
OF the downfall of girls. 80 II" ~;
Juvenile Judge Ben B. Lindsey de-
livered himself of-sthis statement just
after ne had a he3rt-to-heart talk
with one of the youthful girl victims
Of the clique Of rich young men whose
doings he, along with other officers,
has been Investigating for the past
two weeks. 49,. -
SIT often begins In that sort of rebel
lion that expresses itself first in the
home when the girl. in spite of the
warnings of her mother, persists in
having her own way to go where she
pleases, to places of amusement. :
Lindsey continued. s-s -a%
These places are mostly the picture
shows, theaters, dance halls and on
automobile rides IT is perfectly
amazing how careless girls are becom-
ing as 60 their conduct in this regard.
Many girls think nothing of taking up
with absolute strangers whom they
meet On the street, in picture shows
or that aceost them while passing in
an automobile. ,- ~ 8. ii
aThe treat majority of such sudden
acquaintances are, of course danger
Gus. A certain type Of young men in
the cities makes a business OF impos-
ing upon girls who are given to such
indiscretions 49, z~1.-. ..-. =,
In many homes there is a separa-
ton between father and mother, leav.
ing the girl with the mother, who be-
cause of the separation and generally
the responsibility for smaller children,
is forced into the double burden OF
bread-winnef tn9 home-maker.
The pleasure loving girl, of the
character have described, comes out
best in these conflicts In the home
that is, she comes out in what she re-
CARDS as best ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-22
Chinese BOYS
ELIGIBLE FOR
A. A. i. EVENTS
You Bun. Hee and Kan Leong
Declared. Eligible to Compete
in Track Meet Saturday

You Bun Hee of st. Louis and Kan
Leong of Mckinley were both declared
eligible for admission into the A. A. U.
at a meeting held yesterday at the Of
flee of w. I. Rawlins, president Of
the Hawaiian association. Both ath-
letes will compete in the interscholas-
tic meet and both viii play in the Pa
cific League this year.
You Bun Hee and Kan Leong toured
the Orient with team from Honolulu,
but last year You Bun Hee. played with
the Pacific League and Kan Leong has
been out of organized ball for some
time Both players announced that
they would continue to play amateur
ball and participate in amateur eEepts
only. ~ .a..- IL. .. .-...
John Soper W. T. Rawlins and
Glenn jackson of the registration CON-
mittee decided that in view of the evil
dence both boys should be de-
clared: amateurs, and 1t was so voted.
You Bun Hee and Kan Leong are ex-
pected to score points in the track
meet on Saturday at Alexander Field. D
w. ST." ..
The .so-called Chinese rice paper is
made from the pith of tree growing
t.. aEz -.