The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14


Il plant and cultivate gardens MAJ
dispose of their produce without car
rsing Il from door to door. The mar
ket II held Ia the plaza on Saturday
mornings. later on Ii Will he held
twice a Wees. The a~uxiiiar, has u
committee in charge whose members
furnish tables for the display Of the
vegctab ies and have general oversight
~ the selling. Before launching this
project. committees We're sent 20 the
various produce merchants OF the
town In order 10 nnd out whether they
preferred TO handle the chlldren's
produce themselves or would object
10 the market idea. All expressed
themselves la favor ~ the open mar
ket. On the opening morning. alt
produce brought In was quickly sold
and much more could have heen dis
posed Of The season In SAINTS Fe is
very late this year. so THAI only a
few vegetables are available as yet.
but It has been proven tina, Santa Fe
women are willing and anxious 20 en-
courage h efforts Of the children
aud the district auxiliary feels hat
IL can recommend the open market
plan to the rest OF the state.
The students OF the summer school
OF the Normal university at Las
Vegas did no, forget the Red cross
campaign this scar. Members VI the
faculty and students contributed more
than si2s to the fund prizes awarded
Il counties at a big student party
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and IL has even been suggested that
an extra week be added TO the school
term in order that lied Gro and food
conservation work may be studied.
The OF Albuquerque and
BernaliliJ county are taking up the
work of "mothering' the men OF the
New Mexico national guard now IN
camp there. The Woman's club is
gathering reading material tor them,
and the county and district auXi.iar-
les are arranging to provide fresh
vegetables and sweets Of various Kinds
for The Sunday dinners. The real
mothers of the ooys who live In other
parts OF the state viii be very CRATE
full for this interest.
The socorro Woman's club has app
pointed the following committees for
the coming year: neutrality-suspicious.
maA, Mrs. Il. X Hilton: s~Ociai-chair-
man. Mrs. II. O. Bursum, finance
chairman, Mrs. G. +. Brown; hOuae-
chairman. Mrs. VI. +. Pickehs. press
chairman, Mrs. a. Ma. ers. The club
has decided TO take one OF the state
FEDERATION travelling libraries for three
months. The Thursday Afternoon
club of Moun,ainalr has held It's last
meetilg tor the season. n has elect
ed Mrs. c. l.. Burt, president, and
Mrs. : W. Parton. secretary.
Mrs. A. Calisch OF Moutoya has
been appointed a member OF the quay
county board Of education By Judge
LeiD.
Santa Fe nov has a chapter 90 the
woman's section OF the nav league.
Mrs. l.. {. Collins is the chairman and
she following committees have been
created. Membership. publicity. ma
tlUnal service. legislation. voluntary
aid, war relief junior league. enter
talnment. The chapter plans to form
circles whose members Will knit and
hew tor the meu ut the uNu and also
to give a series OF entertainments fot
raising funds tor putriao,ig purposes.
The woman's board OF trade OF
santa Fe has completed twenty five
years OF service tu the community and
celebrated by giving a large pubnt
reception at is library building Thi-
organization, which has Juilt and
maintained a public library for santa
Re, which has cared for the plaza and
the cemetery OF thc which has
carried on the organized charity ui
the community and has contributed
10 almost every form "l civic progress
for years. I- one of the Oldest Women
organizations uf the state and lis on
Gers and charter members were
warmly congratulated by their guests
Mrs Elmer Blat cha rmau of The
general federation department OF
public health. writes ln the Genera
Federation Magazine, a message O.
the mothers Of the boys w have en-
tered and who are 20 enter theii
country service.
THE anxious concern of mother
for the moral welfar, of their sun'
soon 90 bc drafted aud held iu con.
|crItratiou camps, Is only cquaIed ID.
their patriotism iu God--poed ng thc.l
Own flesh aud blood often forever, u
respond 10 their couutrys 'oattle ca
Of freedom with he unspcakabl'
immoral horrors Of the late Mexican
border camps sim casting their bio
upon civilized manhood and menacinl
natiOna. pustcr,ts uur Womcn can n'
! depended upon 10 work To create
moral sanitary environment !ur uu.
buys aud men in mobilization camps.
! and one OF the most hopeful ah'
cheering signs Of the dread tune
! through which We are passing, D. IN
! assurance the department already ha
nnd will soon definitely PUBLISH o.
governmental appreciation Of n 81
forts 20 abolish this evil As a p'ac
| tical preliminary measure uf mora
support OF this course The t"lluwinI
IS urgently recommends.
" Telegraph az once 90 secretary "
War Baker, az washington Nuut Goa
ndence that the government win sue
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