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The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
.HAIG'S men NEAR PASSCHENDAELE
AND STILL ADVANCING; MUD FAILS
TO BALK ATTACK ON 6-MILE FRONT

has again set his Juggernaut In mo-
ton.
The highest hopes were raised
here early today by the news of
this resumed offensive. First of all,
London realized that weather con-
ditions could not possibly be worse
for fighting. IL has rained almost
continuously for hve days in Fland-
ers Every dispatch OF late has
emphasized the wallowing sea OF
mud there. The public. therefore,
accepted the fact that under such
adverse conditions. Haig has again
chosen TO attack, as proof of the
knowledge by the British comman-
der-in-chief that he now has the
enemy reeling from his sledge-ham-
mer blows.
Momentous issues hang on the
German line in the bloody Ypres
sector The British drive Is a di-
rect menace 10 the German grip ON
submarine bases on the Belgian
coast.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
LA TOILETTE To
60 ON CARPET
Must Defend Self Tuesday
Before Senate Com
mittee

WASHINGTON. Oct 12.- Senator
I.aFolletie was today summoned 10
open his defense against disloyalty
charges az a meeting here OF the
investigating committee next Tues.
day morning.
The Wisconsin pacifst will be fol.
lowed on TIE witness stand by for.
NOR Secretary OF State William j.
BRYAN
The committee in a fetter 10 Ia
follctt' today declared they wished
10 give him hearing TO inform the
committee With reference 10 the ac.
curacy of various statements. he
made in his 81 Paul speech
The committee" The letter said.
begs 20 advise YOU that il does not
concede that Us powers extend 10
an inquiry into your right 20 make
the speech hat question being re-
served by the full committee for its
consideration nor does it believe
itself authorized 10 inquire into the
motives or animus Of those making
attacks on YOU.
t.aFollette had particularly re-
quested 60 be heard on these points.
The committee expects. however.
that L2Follettp will demand a broad
er scope Of inquiry than il mapped
out
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
MAYO DELIGHTED
~.s-~ssas o. ~S rw-
W'fTHU.S FLEET
Admiral Highly Satisfied After
Inspection of De-
stroyerS

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Oct 12.-
Rear-Admlral Mayo, commandments
chief OF the Atlantic feet, with his
stan. arrived here today after an
inspection visit to the American de-
stroyer feet in European wal ters,
enthusiastic over their achievements
and the spirit OF the men
"rhe thing that struck me most
forcibly.' he said was the com
plete spirit of determination between
men OF the two fleets Our ships
have done very effective work and
are going ahead splendidly."
Admiral Mayo and his stan hur-
ried 20 a fleet Of tsxicabs at the
dock and sped on 70 Washington.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
Detroit Can't Make Up
Quota at Present
Rate
MONEYED MEN
MUST COME THRU
Otherwise Great Issue
Will Fail, Larned
Warns

Big business is BE- begnninB to locs.
N up Planis hat have hitherto
been closed 10 the Liberty bond
salesmcn are now opening their
doors 10 them. and the ofhceFs. M
many instances, are going on, >Of
their May 10 assist IN the canvass.
This charge OF heart is due IN
some cases 20 the snlenlid- nx.-lll flla
set by tho Burroughs Adding Ma.
chine company and other large in
stituiions. in others 20 fear ot pub
- Tho bulitDs ,SsS3css s9sssss' 2
saiesmen themselves is artttner i'm.
poriant factor -rebgffs only spur
them on 20 greater effort
Reports read az tho noOndaN mec.
ing Friday boosted the grand total
almost to the $4,000. O0O mark. tho
iliesm men ana banks reporting 81.
5S7.356 since Thurs day noon There
viii b. no meeting Saturday. bu,
every team is expected go come thru
with q good report on Monday 30
star thc second week Of the cam.
paign
Among m. Individual eubscrip
tions announced was one oi $50 0ouu
from Carl r. schmidt Ia snnounc
ing 10 IS O. Fitzpatrick. ot b" law
y.rs and Judges team. said thaf b.
represented 81 i} per cent ol Mr.
Schmgt yearly ncomc He refer
red to ~ donor as "a much mi@un.
dnrstood uan
r " MACPHERSON chairman of
the Liberty loan auditing committee.
announced that his firm, the Detroit
sulphf'c pulp q Paper complny
stood ready to subscribe 20 The full
10 rer cent of its capital. tho mint
mum hvrd hy me executive commit
tee for corporations He made good
by handing a check FOR 100000 20
Ien webb. df tho Rotary club team.
The Rotary club. by Tho way car
tied OF The Glass - banner f1r the
third time this week. REPORTING iOS
subscriptions totaling s754.I50 This
included subscription Of s5oo. 600
from tho J L. hudson COMPANY, for
itself and its employees
This announcement brought Wild
cheers for Richard II Webbcr pres.
ideni of Inc company and membcr
OF the Liberty loan committee. who
was forced 10 respond with a speech.
The company. he said. had planned
90 subscribe sl50.000 for itself and
employees. but the directors. In n
meeting Friday morning. had voted
10 raise this to- halfmillion
Mr. Webbcr said he had been
greatly impressed BY tho remark OF
n newspaper man. who said that 10
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
BY e. c. RODGERS.

ST. PAUL Mlnn, Oct r. A
great new political power Is rising
here in the west, Every oldline
politician Of both Republican and
Democratic parties is shaking In his
boots. for this new power will have
nothing to do with him. and doesn't
play the game according TO his idea
OF IIoyle'
The farmers are in the saddle and
are riding hard In seven states
their organization may be the dom
inant power in 1919 elections That
means score or more of farmers
congressman, fdw senators and
many state houses filled with farm
or officers
a year ago they called this now
power che revolt Of North Dakota .
Now the revolt has spread into
other states, gradually widening.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
u. S. Discovered First Plot
Evidence Hidden in Cases
Of Tobacco, Is Richmond Story

RICHMOND. Va, oct. 12--Former
German Ambassador Bernstorff
smugglod diplomatic documents out
OF the United States in hogsheads
of tohacco shipped by Cssse r. X
Neiter, former German vice consul
who up 10 recently has operated
large tobacco warehouses here. ac-
cording 10 information TO the Even
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
ADOPT
MORE CHILDREN

NEW YORK OCT - There are
two more heirs fo fha Shepard mil
lions and a happy fmily s' tHe home
OF Mr and Mrs 1u.ey J SD b -l
ON Fifrh-ave TODAY They arc He. %
Anna and Olivia Margaret iN 1nc a
half and seven years old respective
ly, and have beAn legally adoptea hy
tho Shepard7 AZ rfFir children The
Shepards also have son adopted
more than two years ago Another
boy. Who naN be adopted 81 the
shepard home "oa probation
Mrs shepard Is The former Helen
Gould. noted for her philanthrOpic
and charitable activities.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

ing Journal. today Examination OF
shipments is said to have disclosed
this channel OF communication and
10 have furnished the state depart
ment with one OF its first proofs Of
the ambassadors direct connection
with ant-American plottings.
The Neiter warehouses were re-
Gently closed by federal agents and
Neiter sent 10 an internment camp.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
n e W s Raises . III j. g h
Hope Among Observ-
ers In London

By WILLIAM PHILLIP RYMMs
Stdf Correspondent United Press
WITH THE BRITISH Ar
MES IN FLANDERS, Oct. 12.-
All first obJeetives were swept
over and taken In the first dash
OF another tremendous British
drive early today.
The victory was achieved de-
spite the fearful state Of the
ground--Iiterally an ocean Of
mud thru which the advancing
Tommles wsllowed and almost
swan.
Az this 10 written headquar.
ters reports show the drive stlit
In progress.
Field Marshal Haia's attack
Ing waves have now arrived
within short distance OF Pass-
ehendsele.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. oct. I2.-ofa-
clai confirmation OF the report
that quantity OF cyanide of
potassium and chIornI hydrate
had bccn found NJ the Princeton.
y. j.. avinti0n school. was issued
by the committee on public In
formation todRy.
The soldier In whose possesNion
the poison wnN found u unhnr
arrest NJ Gov~vuar's Island. n. L.
EhT VIII be cOurtmartInIed.
NFW YORK. Oct. f2.-M0rc
than s2,OOO,O has becn subscrlb-
cd 60 the. -LiheEty bond ny mrn
Nh nuone stn'.s ~. = - :, - -
adiutnnt-generaI ofnce at Gov
ernOr's Island, today. Subscrtp-
tions from the dinerent camps
continue 20 pour In.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
MRS. v. MORAN
TAKEN BY DEATH

Mrs John w. Moran. well-known
Detroit society loader. died Friday
morning IN her home, No. 5s4 JET
fersonavc. fro mheart trouble
Mrs. Moran had not been IN Co0d
health i'm recent years, but WAS not
eeriously ill. and her death viii come
~ shock TO wide circle OF friends
and ACquaintances
Mrs Moran Was native of Ten
nessee. her father at one time hns-
ing been governor of that state She
was a d Won't Catholic and deeply IN.
tcrestcd in the Catholic institutions
of tho city. including 81 Mary's hos
pital Providence hospital the House
of the Good Shepherd and many 9th.
ers a board meeting OF st Mary's
hospital vas held in her home. Tues
day afternoons
Th- surviving family includes Mr.
Moran. two sons and hte daughters
Tho sons. Etheridge and Cyril, are
in the T. S. navy
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
BOND SALES near $40, 000,00C
BIG BUSINESS e L00SENS UP
r a e Z: :. s
Laurel Results.

First Race--5ls furlongs Killar-
ney. l0i tTrolsel. won Miss Peep.
IO6 dyke second Miss Fllley i03
tObert1 third Time. 1910
Second Race-a6lg y furlongs Rls-
ponde, los tEnsorb, won Green
Grass. 1iu CTroNlert. second Produ-
Ger. H. lParrtnEton) third Time.
100
Third Race furlones James r.
Cumming ITO tObert. won Flora
Finch. l0T (Shuttingerl. second Tren-
tpo. ITO bticc), thifd Time. .l6.
Fourth Race-s furlonRs Natu-
ralist. l08 tMcTaggRrtl. Won Tom
McTsggart ii5 (Shuttingerl. second ,
Harvest King 100 rrrolse), third.
Time, ia 4-5
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

az once 20 the effect that the mayor
take charge of the matter Aid.
Vernon put the motion which was
adopted unanimously.
Aid Vernon then offered another
motion. which was adopted, author
izing the mayor 10 send a communi-
cation TO the common council Tues
day night, asking it 20 appropriate
$4,000 TO defray the expenses Of
the coal campaign. This money will
be used for clerks and accountants
now at work making canvass of
Detroit's needs.
Roy Scouts made survey OF the
situation recently, but the govern.
ment fuel dictator, DR.. Harry A.
Garfield, does not want 20 accept
that as final. and has asked for
definite figures. He will accept the
figures submitted blythe -Dstroit
city administration D1sts r0r
hts future orders for coal ship
ments, and he wants the figures as
soon as possible.
Controller George EngeL'told the
cNcN,Nittee 49, he talked with pt
Garneid IN W aShluEtOR last Neth'
and that the latter told him he
would provide for relief for Detroit
II the city administration would fur
nlsh him with the facts of Detroit's
needs
Aid Vernon told the committee
that he had learned that coal deal
ers would not sell coal TO consum-
ers who did not patronize them last
year. and he believed that II was
no time for dealers 20 seek to be
on those who did not
patronize them. The mayor indi.
Gated that he would not permit this
and as dictator OF the fuel supply he
would see that every needy case in
Detroit was taken care Of so long
as "A pound of coal remains in town.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
D. M. DICKINSON
SERIOUSLY ILL

Don NJ Dickinson postmastcr-gen-
cfal In President Cievelsnds cRbi-
net during the latter's first admins
tration. Is seriously III in his home
in TrcntOn.
Mr. Dickinson. who retired from
public and professional life several
years ago. has been an invalid tho
last two years A few days ago his
illness became serious and small
tnpoa arc held on' FOR his recovery.
Mr. Ucklnson's condition remain.
cd unchanged Friday. according "a
members OF his family
Colonial. woodward a Sibiey Great
est ~ ell vaud evilie a-25-35-50c --Ad.
Family Wash'ngs &c per ~. Mas
snchusetts Laundry Co. Main 30O3.--
Al
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Highest temper0turr this date IN
the past a years, - I'm 1S7D; lowest,
20 In 1873.
pernture. 04g lowest. fBy mean, Sat
partly cloudy weather -nith-n4-A -A-~h-
OF Tnfn Mt night.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Pnsscheudsele stn seven miles
northsQst OF TPres. It s~.Aa es
fhS .eSst IMPORTANT s1rf-F sfonR
the enstern slope OF the Pass-
chendaele-rd.. and n not more
than six miles from Roulers, one
of the mnin transportation cepters
thru which Germany's Hue OF
communications TO the Belgian
seaport submarine base passes.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
Laurel scratches

TTtT"'1I ~ TIUT-
Third Moratorium Lynette
Fourth TOP o. the Morning. Bring
hurst Straight Forward. corn Tas-
gel Tyrapt. MauoEin. Julialeon, star
GrV~r Kama Bachelors Bliss
Fourth Westy Hogan. startling
seventh Bar ~ Phoenix
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
GERMAN TARS REFUSE
U-BOAT SERVICE; SHOT

authority TODAY The executions
occurred last week Tho mutiny in
the German feet i was learned
has been definitely crushed
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

tanned n0thiDc bur names and ad
dresses ~ members Mentally
figured up The money war Ghost
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

BERLIN Via London. oct. l2-
Four or Eve German sailors were
shot for refusing 90 serve on sub
marines, il was learned on high
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
THE WEATHER

Detroit and VIcinityi Friday night
unsettled probably snow and colder
with freezing temperatures Saturday
partly cloudyI strong northwest
winds dIninishing Saturday.
Lower NicbiSant SNOW and colder
Friday night; saturday partly cloudy
with snow durrles west shore !
freezing temperature tonight.
Upper lakes; Strong northwest FRI
day night diminishing Saturdays
sBowi colder tonight.
Lower lakes; strong nOrthwest
winds with rain turning To snow to-
night and continuing Saturday.
.rnr !. n-.s .r.r. .xrrI, N a u.r- r-rr.s
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

The thirty.siXth annual convention
OF the Minnesota Woman Suffrage
association will open AZ - Paul to
day and continue in session over to
morrow
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

The first national vegetable show
in the United States will he opened
today at Springfield, Mass. in con.
nection with the Eastern States ex-
position and Dairy show.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
cash stoIen Lon Trunk.

Joseph Gwoglisieyicz. no. 24sT
West JeTerson-ave.. reported that
se5 had been stolen from trunk
In his room sometime Friday night
GWozlisieyicz told 'ne police every
time he saved 800 from hls cam
ing he deposited 10 in q bank rhe
money was kept IN the trunk until
sl0n wgs accumulated
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

.Rrinflne--tAa g,fAts.- 4.-.sf , fr4--fsaf
- re vhf---Tirr'~s lob peyf.--Nf~fs fTzn.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
HOTEL CADILLAC

Coming saturday, Oct. 13. wonder
ful Wanda tEighb Howell Patriotic
Girist players, VocaiistS. dancers. See
them parade on the runway. Keno
dances with prixes.-Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

PrintinR-the pIair meat kInd--that
~ right--Ttme- Job Depf.-Watn 1870.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

s~sYab CIub open 20 public sat. Z
TO q. Addison UoteI.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

PrfntiBR-tbe plain neat kiud--fhn Z
is rtEbt-Times job Depf.---Main $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Family Wnsh'ngs &c per ~. Mas
Laundry Co.. Main 3nO3.--
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12

Colonial. woodward a Sibiey Great
est ~ ell vaud vile. a-25-35-5oc --At
The Detroit times., 1917-10-12
He Was From Boston and Was lust Passing Thl

we evidence 90 the campaign that you are
tho interest of the red light Injunction Law
m a more courageous piece OF Journalism
tone OF property with the owners name ap
appeared on the nrst page of your issue o
cans a great deal 90 city 90 have such
lation. MAY YOU get tho popular support yot
CHARLES ZrEBiGN.
ass Oct T. 1917. 20 Pemberton Square
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

lied. The following officers were
elected:
President-Howcll Faw.
Vice president-George Bryan.
Sccretary-Auatin Cushman.
The following committee were
named:
High school Alfred Bum. Max
Pray. Max Salazar. Ed Horean and
Albert McNama.
Grade schools--Henry Benning.
George Stephens. I'D Clayton, william
Goodrich and II. iovett.
Employed boys-Faw Belts. 7.
Long. Victor Harrington. Tony
Pengue and Fred Kremis.
These officers and committees.
working In conjunction with the adult
officers % the association. are eN-
pected TO run the boys department. TO
q great extent. at least.
Several Of the boys were called up
IN FOR short talks and everyone spoke
enthusiastically Of the outlook and
agreed to get into the harness and
make the boys department OF the
locdl Y NJ G.. a. one Of the best In
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17
VNLUABLE ,pvICE.
Albuquerque Citizens should Profit
by The Following statement.


Doan's Kidney pills were used by
this Albuquerque resident.
Their merit vas shown-htv storg
told.
Now comes further evidence.
The testimony is confirmed
The remedy was tested tho re-
suits lasted.
Could Albuquerque residents de-
mand stronger proof'
It's Albuquerque testimony. II can
be iuN estigated.
Mrs. p. L.. Warren sos south Arno
street. gave the following statement
on March o. 1915. "t nave found
Doan's kidney PHls splendid and
recommend them 90 others. Colds had
settled ON my kidneys ana had over
worked when doing my hou-cwork. ]
suffered from bncttche and a dull,
weorisome feeling that o away Ar
nay energy aud made me miserable
Doan's kidney Pills soon rid me OF
the trouble
4 Tasting Cure.
ON MAY n. 1917. Mrs. Warren said
"Doans kidney Pills surely cured nae
'of kidney trouble. ! am very much
pleased 70 say the cure has proven
lasting,
Price soc. At an dealers, Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Doan's kidney Puls-the same that
Mrs. Warren has twice publicly rec
commended. Foster-M iiburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, y. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

which brought me olf VI II all right, 80
| am 10Y we'll and do Oh, my h~ousework,
besides working in my Garden. Several
Of my n~eighbors have ot well by tax
ing Lydia T.. Pinkhan Vegetable Com
pound - Mrs. Viola tiNICAL, Wagon.
or, OklE.
such warning symptoms ms sense OF
suirocation. hotAash., headaches, back
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity.
sounds in the ears, papitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes. irregu
l%arities. constipation, variable appetite.
weakness and dizziness should bee needed
by middle-agei women\ Lydia 4. Pink
hams Vegetable COMPOUND has carried
many women safely through the crisis,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

Sailor ls he amount required 'n sirr,
com the work for the next year THIS
Will bee used In "a hundred ways
such ,s building and maintaining club
for the men, ranging dramatic, WoN-
iup picture. musical and numerous
other forms % entertainment Ia aud'
forums clubs schools. churches and
private homes lea short, Ca see Go 10
tina. tu, community around the cani
I- J- near like home "a the men 5-
possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17
Huckster and Market
Ordinance Amended

The ordinances for licensing huck-
sters and establishing a free curb
market for farmers aud truck grow
crs were passed on first reading last
night by the city council. The huck
ster license Zee was fixed az SIS a
wear. instead Of $50. an da section Ia
the ordinance forbiddiug markeimen
from selling AT more than one place
boa one day was dropped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

Nill lhiOIll
Lttausr during
Change Of Life |
was in bed tw
years and had two
.0f, r%atiJns, but all
the doctors and OPP
erauons did me 40
good, and I would
have been in my
grave today had IL
not been for Lydia
q Pinkham's Y eg
,'uDle Compound
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

The pubic, 10 Is pointed out must
hc made to realize that they UHusr
help 60 win the war IN" 'Irst NI.
tories will bee won iu America. and
will depend uu the way u which
those who stay az home receive. well
come enc hc1rtcu th, men vh. ur,
ready 90 bleed and die that u,mocr.o y
MAY live" The WORK Cor tho soldier y
ana sailor. bon tho um r.uiIc. OUT
sid" th" camps should mol, Doe ,,uru-.
with what is hcinE don, for their ,u
"tertaluWcut and recreation u, tlp
y W. g. a the knights ar D,Ium-
bus the Y NJ g. s.. aud iu oth,,
ways during their leisure inur. pm
camp
Mi Willy summarizes .n. YI-
purpose 81 the War Camp Community
Recreation Fund when he -t,.
The spirit OF the new |HHUur.tpr
army is Co br mad. u a.. next fcN
months Mcr, numbers de- uu. ma.,
au army millions oft soldiers un lI.,
the fighting spirit cam retreat with
uut q struggle. The American IDN-
must know hat the finest ideals &
I civilization are boz their hands that
tho folks 1i home arc Twins rrs f.ah -
ing m their hearts
Imagine your uu, 90 H training
c,ur mo s,,- .Ur.,. .b.rr d.. ..
what sb.Il dc a., vb,r 10 ,I,,,
IN. .I,... t4. ..4 f.,,I. -
Inn. r,u,s vlI "a, moi. h,s.. r., ,.,r.
Inu, th, ,id az "a national filrl ..5 i
win d., imp,ssihI. to .ur,l, d.,
-,uutpuI,rt ana Cha, trained r,r.ur4r
.,r,ir. rores.,r, d. m,l. , 20 .r..
li.u .,.-.rm ,-fn.r.n..r Nrrr,-.
CD, b.. pllu.,I d, furnish ,uIf...H
mon h.-rIf.I#t. 3D.. f,,.r ..r.Yr ,..
I..,. ID. pr.muf. Wha.p-.u, anna
|rnrf ID. f.unI.. rr,.r- d. -rrrI, n.ur.
HING. .vImmlup pools. ,... ANA .. r...
won't rho ,NpfnIflf.uu of iu, n,.. D..
J ,umurr.Iullrl attraction, of .r rM.
drsIrabI. sort
prosidru, Wilson. jon % letter uH..'
Nr Wi1'y- enclosed with ,u.n .l
communications. saws rf rh, ..u
muuit. service.
The spirit with which ugi ...GI,
leave America. and thoIr cffiricur .r
the BATH, fronts 81 Eurnpc. Will .
I,itaIv affected hy the chalpp.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

Every day HERALD WAIST ADS
find help: secure positions; sell articles
no longer needed. rent houses. fla;s
apartments, stores ana real estate; fini
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

deterFed from registering by the
apparent lack of Accommodations will
no longer refrain from registering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17
ALBUQUERQUE c. OF C..
ASKED TO HELP RAISE
FUND FOR WAR CAMPS
Money Needed to Garry on Com
munity Recreation Work John
N WHY'S and Secretaries Baker
and Daniels on Committee.

At the suggestion 81 President VII
son The directors of the Albuquerque
chamber Of Commerce have been
called ON to get their organization be-
hind the campaign go raise u national
fund for War Camp Community Rec
rcation work. The purpose Of this Ne
Go inspire the men Increase the eff
cheney and holp develop th fighting
spirit OF the American armed force
Features of his big work include the
providing 81 wholesome. healthy cu-
vironmtut in the communities SUR.
rounding the ninety or more training
camps 1ud posts.
John ~. WIllys Of Toledo. uuiomo-
bile and 3eroplau, manufacturer ape
pointed Jointly by Secretary Of War
Baker and Secretary OF the NsNy Dam
icls as chairman Of the national come
mittec ON tn, War Camp C~omnurIt'
Recreation Fund. has written t letter
TO each ~ the following. asking the
assistance In this vital, important war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17
THIS is A READY AND COMPLETE KID GLOVE SHOP

Our policy calls for progressive bettcrnent. " we pause, IL is
a pause to get breath and TO recruit strength 10 go on again.
Ordinary merchandising will not do in the successful conduct
of a glove business. II takes more than a mere knack for buy
ing and selling it takes a mind well grounded in q difficult
technique. We know gloves and this knowledge is mani
tested ia the undoubted superiority of our gloves.
Glove Section--Main Aise-First Floor ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-17

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