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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08
Preparing Products.

Vegetables and fruits will dry better
If sliced. They should be cut into
slices one-eighth to one-fourth Of an
inch thick. If thicker they may not dry
thoroughly. While drying the products
should be turned or stirred from time
to time. Dried products should be
packed temporarily for three or four
days and poured each day from one box
to another to bring about thorough
mixing, and so that the whole mass
will have a uniform degree of moisture
II during this Conditioning" any pieces
OF the products are found to be too
moist, they should be returned to the
trays and dried further When in con-
ditton the products may be packed per-
manently in tight paper bags, insect
proof paper boxes or cartons, or glass
or tin containers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08

one above the other will depend. to a
flarge extent. upon the diameter of the
| fan. In drying in the sun, trays as de-
scribed may be used, or the products to
be dried may be spread on sheets of
paper or muslin held in place by
weights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08
arden Beets, Onions, Carrots, Tur-
nips, Parsnips, Cabbage.

tender beets. which should be washed
peeled; sliced about an eighth of an
inch thick and dried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08

Bingham and wool jersey form one of
the striking new combinations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08
Afternoon Tea.

One of the best incentives to organized
systematic housework is the establish
ment Of the afternoon tea as perma-
nent feature in the home.
Where there is an elderly woman IN
the home this custom is blessing, for
grandmother will be delighted to have
this little arrangement to be responsible
for and TO pour on these occasions.
Each day, then. has its bright spot
for the busy homemaker to look for
ward to time by which she will
have finished all hard work for the day
With the evening meal all planned and
rnilady dressed she is ready to take UP q
bit of sewing or magazine while walt
ing for her guests to drop IN. Drop 10"
is used meaningly. for it fs the informaity
of these gatherings that IS part OF their
charm.
Bouillon Is Popular.
Let YOUR friends know by simple,
friendly notes or written cards that you
will be at home and glad to receive
them On certain days or. il possible. any
day at L. When they know you are ready
and anxious to have them come you need
never be lonesome.
Dainty sandwiches and cakes with tea,
cocoa. bouillon or grape juice may be
served. Bouillon Is gaining in popularity
daily. 1t il refreshing and is best as a
between meal beverage for people in the
habit of drinking tea and coffee at meals
Bouillon is so easily prepared and is
always just right-no bother watching the
tea bag One simply pours boiling
water over the little cube of concen-
trated bouillon and as soon as cube is
dissolved the satisfying beverage is
ready. Serve simple sandwiches and
cakes with the bouillon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08
Learn ToPrevent
AsWeuAsHeal
Skin Troubles
With Cuticura

How much better to prevent
skin suffering by using Cuticura
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-08

Iof eVeFy-Q Gay
toilet purposes,
the Soap to
Gle a n S e and
purify the
pores, wit h
touches ofOint-
ment now and
then as needed
to soothe and
heal the first
s signs of &C.
zsmas, rashes,
dandruH nd
pinples. You
w i'll u s e no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
SLAUGHTER PROTESTS
AGAINST REFERENCE TO
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO

by Associated tN,h.
l.l paso TpN. March Mention
of political conditions m Mexico oy
" u. Fuqua, ot Amarillo, Texas, m
the coursc of patriot, speech u"-
fore the Panhandle y southwestern
Sto.kmcn's association convention
here today caused W B slaughter Of
Dallas, Texas. To- protest igains. th,
address ON the grounds that b was q
political speech lie WAS ruled 'It 81
order hy President Abncr r. Wilson
Judge Dan VI. Jackson, ot IL 5'd-o,
delivered an address ON The C"wuau
and the Law iu which hc said the
pioneer cattle men OF IN" southEcst
were the original lawmakers ui TINS
section us they protected the s'ttlvrs
from TIA, Indians and the outlaws dnd
were the ur-t Co establish 'NN and
order .u tho southwest
4 paper Dy Dwight e.. Hoard. for
m,r president ut the American Nd-
uuual livestock Association wd- read
nv Thomas T. MOODY of canadian,
Texas IN this paper Mr. Heard u'-cd
"a ,uuuree siouul Investigation, through
the department ui agricultur'. "t the
lINvstoCll industry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
OT. TIiIs FLAG" PRO
MOTiD--TO RItIINE GOLD
MEDAL

Acting Whcelman clio n. Luksich
standing beside rccruitng bulletin
and the nag az the United states
coast guard recruiting office az the
Battery nargc office New YORK Clty.
Acting Nhcolman Lukscih has just
been promoted 90 his present rating
and b. shown n his new uniform
Lul,eich has been advanced Co this
rutlug @ rate corresponding in duties
TO that OF chicf Quartermastcr n the
navy. His promotion is due To his
brave defense of our national honor
and our nag While ON duty al the
recruiting office a teamstcr passing los
wiped his hands and ON the national
colors LuNsich saw the insult and
smashed the mau Just once. He.was
c3mplimeuted officially by Assistant
Secretary uf the Treasury Andrew j.
Peters. At the annual dinner oi ,h'
Sons Of the Revolution al Dclmonicu' s
he received gold medal for his deed
Luksich is boy birth an Austrian but
Is now a naturalized American citizen
tie Be- serving his eighth year IN the
United states coast guard
tCopyriFht Underwood s. Underwood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
Berlin Newspapers Declare He
Has Torn Up Document Known
as Monroe Doctrine, Which Has
Been Our Guide for Century.
FACTS DISTORTED AND
CONCEALED, Is CHARGE
Never Has Capitol at Washing
ton Been More Profanely Desc.
Grated by a Speech Than on
This Occasion" Declaration.

By Associated Press
Berlin. Tuesday, March q CNia Lon
don, March 1.-THE Lokal Anzeigcr
tn q lengthy editorial today severely
criticizes President wilson's lnaug-
ural address.
"On the self same day that James
Monroe. 100 years ago. assumed the
presidency" SAYS the newspaper, his
successor. President Wilson at the
capitol IN Washington tore up the
document known az the Monroe doe
trinc which for % century has been
the cardinal feature of Americas for
cign politics, The peculiarly veiled
rhetoric IN which he clothes his in
augurul sentiments admits of no other
Interpretation.
The entire address Is plainly an
argument In support OF the necessity.
which President Wilson thinks has
been shown. by the world war. that
there should bee enforced on the old
world the laws which he has evolved
in his own mind FOR regulating the in
t,rrclations OF the nations of the
| eurth Ia future In this ambition.
which borders on megalomania. Is re-
Nealed a measure of presumption
which. thank God IL In inverse ratio
Ia the physical assets at his command
needed To achieve the realization of
his program.
THAT however is not the most re-
| voting feature ut his address. In
! each of It's sentences the intention II
plainly revealed through persistent
misstatcmcuts. distortion aud con-
coalm, ht Of undeniablo facts. to pro-
claim himself to the world al large as
( peace mediator al the vcry moment
/ that he IL threatening without cause
| 60 take up arms and enter the war;
and this though he IL responsible Tor
| its prOlUngation 10y virtue ot his pro-
| English attitude his so-called neu-
! trality and his numerous sins # omis-
sion
Never has the capitol at Washing
ton been more profanely desecrated
| by a speech than ON this occasion. In
! each Of It's sentences. It's author sets
| up the claim 10 be counted among the
most righteous ana honorable OF NOR
tails. white in each word he reveals
| himself the most unr.ghtcous and dis,
honorable man VINO has yet stood at
the head ~ great state. And whcr
hc states THAT there r. nothing that
can alter his Thoughts or his intcn'
tlons million voices shout back
across the Atlantic 80 threat oi
armed ships. no declaration OF war
IW.ll again open up our blockade zones
to American commerce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
FORCED TO CARRY
BRITISH SUPPLIES
Federal Shipping Board Considers
Method to Stop Practice, Which
Has Become Acute Among
American Vessel Owners.

by Associated Press.
Washington, March Measures to
meet Great Britain's action in forcing
American ships To carry British sap
plies are under consideration by the
federal shipping board. President Will
sons proclamation prohibiting the
transfer OF American ships &c foreign
registry without the boards perniis-
sion. il Il said. will be used as a
weapon to stop the British practices
The situation has been made acute
By the continued detention OF the
schooner Matte Newman OF New York
held at Liverpool for several months
by inability to make needed repairs
because her master will not agree TO
carry war supplies
American ship owners have made
bitter complaints against British ell
fort. to coerco them into the coal
trade between Britain and France and
OF attempts To- force them To carry
munitions American ships that have
run short Of coal IN British ports. Il
ol poItsdmOo usSq sAuu 'pSIuIoSp -
agree to take coal CargOcs 10 France
before the British authorities would
permit them bunker coal. One pur-
pose of amendments u the shipping
bill. lost In the final days OF the last
congress. was To give the board power
in this respect They would have per
mitted the board to refuse foreign reg
istry To ships now being built In AM
crican yards. As many Of these vcs'
sells are being constructed for British
capital the board II Is pointed out,
would have had powerful weapon
with which To compel Great Britain
10 respect the rights Of American own
crE.
The shipping board, 1t is understood
also intends Ia take up the question OF
| coaling American ships In the Pacific
| Vessels sailing from san Francisco Ia
| Manila have been forced to take note
Of British admiralty restrictions be-
| cause they had tn coal at British coal
inE stations in China before rfaehins
! their destination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
War Department Has Directed
That Between 5000 and 5000
be Designated by Regimental
Commanders for Promotion.
RESERVE CORPS UNABLE
TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND
Step Is Taken so as to Furnish
Officers for Volunteers Similar
List May be Compiled Among
National Guardsmen.

BY Associated Press
Washington. March The war de
partment has directed that between
five thousand aud six thousand en-
listed men of the army be designated
by rcgimcntal commanders for com
mission as company officers in what
ever army may bc raised order
have been sent 10 each resimcnt Co
select sixty men who Will he eligi'l"
for commissions up TO ana including
captains. The designation Of the men
will be on their military aptitude. not
by examination The department as
a precautionary step IL was explained
desired to establish this list OF men
deemed fit for commissions by officers
under whom they have served. Pre-
sumahly the commissioned per
sunnei will supply the largest NUM-
bcr
II Is possible that a similar list viii
be complied among national guard
regiments II volunteer army of any
size were summoned To- the colors
tn ese men would be drafted for train
ing duty as officers OF the volunteers
Tho officers reserve corps viii FUR
nish additional officers, some Of tho
rank Of major. but as less than one
thousand men are now enrolled I'm tic
corps IL could not supply sufficien, Of
| ficers for THE volunteers.
The department conducting Wig
orous campaign 10 Increase the ufii'
GERS reserve corps Efforts are bciui
made to enroll fif,y men tn each con-
gressional district Military aptitude
rather than experience with troops ol
present knowledge Of military matter
will be the governing factor in thcH
examination
The regular army mnN suffer In 80
| ficiency IL It's best enlisted men arr
withdrawn from duty with volunteer.
! but there is mo- other way, officers say
tu provide an cdauudtc training fore
even for a volunteer army ~ 10000.
men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
OLD CLOTHES SALE is
HELD AT MUNICH; DRESS
SUITS ARE IN DEMAND

IIcrnc. switzerland. March , tNp
purin Al Munich, Bavaria, >cstcr-
day. was begun the government sale
OF old clothes which has been ordered
for the entire empire. Purchasers
stood Ia line for hours. The sale "i
the clothes wa made only on prcscu-
tluuu ur clothing cards All the
clothes collected were disposed Of ON
tho first day or the sale and 1t was
necessary 10 give out cards Tor suhse-
uu,ut sales.
suits brought from ~ to 90 marN-
and shoes from four 10 sixteen marks
There was au especially strong demand
for second hand dress suits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
Won HINDENBURG AND
Won LUDENDoRFF SAY
REPORT Is NOT TRUE


BERN. March b, Monday Nirclc--
To- Tuckcrtou y 3d. March 1.-The
Official Overseas ucws agency denies
the report published m British news
papers that Field Marshal Won Hin
i,uuurg and General Won Ludcuduru
aft,r thoroughly n-pcctius the Aus
tro-ltal'an front in the Trcntuo, bad
declared thCs were not 900 favor ot du
offensive ,u this region because ut the
lack of railway lines. The news
agency s1N-.
.'Neithcr Field Marshal Won Hin
dcnLurg nor Quartcrmastrr General
Ludcnduru made amy such statement
Tn. entente newspapers tlwuN~ r"-
main the samv II was the case with
Serbia aud RuWanu. First Ippiau-,
Z then appot~,ug then comfort aud Ji
last an obituary autcr-upou which
ItalN lllA also count"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
INJUNCTION OBTAINED
TO STOP A JUDGMENT
AGAINST G, X. l. g. P
b. Assoriated rress
A... vi Al

bl Ahhofiutfd lifhH
New York. March Preferred
-tuckhoidcr. uf the k"ukuk aud b's
Muinvs railway company today uhttlu-
ed am Injunction U the supreme ,uuit
here, temporarily rv~traIuins tine
bankers Trust company uf this city
from taking further steps ,u the luti
yd states district court uf Illinois tn
enforce a Judgment for S2l,5uU.0tu
against the Chicago. Rock island y
Pacifc railroad Tn, E,okuk n p,.
Momcs Hallway company was leascl
by the Rock island The prtitinuiug
stockholders claimed that muupl
rental had mot been paid and accord
| iugly the subsidiary had a preferred
claim for S-.JOO.uUU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
sTEAMER MINNESOTA
TO BE ASSIGNED TO
N. Y..LoNDoN TRADE

New York. March The American
trnmshlp Minnesota, one of the larE-
.st freight ships in the world ana the
lrgost merchant vessel under the
american nag, is due here lato today
rom san Francisco 10y way uf the
'aulma canal,
THE Minnesota was purchased re-
entity by the international Mcrcan-
De- Marine company from the Great
'urthern railway. Tor use iu the Sew
orN- London trade Il was reported
the time that the price was close
S3.OOo.OOO. Her registered tom
axe Is g0TIN tons aud she rs 622
ST long
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
GERMANS BANQUET GEN,
MURGUIA; AMERICANS
ABUSED IN SPEECHES
by Associated Press
NHH 60.

by Associated Press
VI Plso. March O. American
passengers arriving here from chi
huuhua city brought the fret ucU-
of banquet which Vts given iu
the chihuahua state capitol by tho
German residents of that city .u
honor of dencrai Francisco Nun
au.a. commander of the northeast
cm military zone
According fn these passenger.
spccchv- were made at the banquet
in abuse ~ the American people
aud the United states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
CIVIL SERVICE FOR
POSTMASTERS TO Be
EFFECTIVE SHORTLY
First, Second and Third Glass Of
fees Are Affected; Applicants
Therefor Will be Required to
Take Examinations.

By Associated Preso,
Washington. March IA modified
civll service for first second and
third clnss postmasters In planned bs
President Wilson and Postmastef
General Burleson. Under an execn-
tive order expected soon the thres
classes of postmasters will he re-
quired To- pass examinations ~ tho
president may be assisted in makina
nominations.
Whether the examinations will bs
conducted by the civil service com
mission IS understood not to have been
determined. Regardless of the change
postoffice officials said today. nom
nations would be made by the presi'
dent and confirmed by the senate as ~
the past In accordance with the posta
laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
CHICAGO PACKERS GO
ON STRIKE AGAINST
HIGH PRICE OF HOGS
$l5.o5 a Hundred Regarded as En-
tirely Too Much for Porkers I;
10000 Out of Total Receipts of
$4,000 Remain Unsold

~ Associated lrfss.
Chicago, March THE ascent of
the price of live hogs 60 St5.05 today
brought ON something like a strike Of
packers today. At this price also
eastern bidders Withdrew ana 10000
out of total receipts of $4,000 hogs re-
maincd uusuld Quotations then
dropped back To- yesterdays average
Yesterday top was s145j. brought by
choice heaVics.
Tho packers have followed ;hc in
creased demands OF growers from
$3.50. February l1th to present quo.
tations owing 60 Unprecedented de-
mand, but the 81 level was regarded
as the signal TO align the meat men
with other opponents ot the high cos,
% living
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
COLORADO DECIDES NOT
TO CENsURE SENATORS
BLOCKING LEGISLATION

Denver March THE state senate
today defeated, hy \ vote of 10 TO l6,
the resolution introduced yesterday
consuming the twelve United states
senators named in news dispatches as
responsible tor the killing OF the arm
cd ships bin asked Of congress BY
president Wilson Arsumcnt on the
part Of some senator that the resolu-
ton was prompted los mob spirit Turn
ed the tide agalust the measure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
BAGGING lS AIRPLANEs,
AS CLAIMED BY GERMANS,
is DENIED BY ENGLAND

London March Replying tu a
question IN the house of commons to-
dny James MACPHERSON said the gov
ernment did not accept the accuracy
OF the report recently sent from Ber-
lin that the Germans had brought
down eighteen airplnnes on the west
ern front in one day False state
monts such as these. he said. were
made in order 20 elicit the truth.
~ can assure the members he
added. that We still maintain mas
terry " the air"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
PROSPECTS OF EXTRA
SESSION OF CONGRESS
SEEM STRONG TO-DAY
By Associated Press
Washington

by Associated Press
Washington Il e. March :.
Prospects of an eXtru session ot
congress soon seemed strong to-
duN Members Of congress gem
orally now look for an extra ses-
sion 20 he called 20 meet not later
than Iune as result ~ hints said
tp have been thrown out by ON
clll- ciosy to President Wilson,
Aside from any action on the
armed ship bill the need uf an
extra session 90 puss the big sup
ply measures which failed at the
last Serslon is rcsarded as imBer-
ative
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
DYNAMITERS
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
BAIL is DENIED THEM

Hobok,u. N. &c. March g. Fritz
Kolb and Hans schwartz. arrested bon
connection with AN alleged plot tn
u,struy war munitions for tho entente
au.rs iodns Vtr held Ton The grand
jury without bail Two bombs found
in Kolb's room were Identified by the
prisoners in court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
FRENCH BARK, OUT OF
PENARTH OCT. 81 FOR
PORT ARTHUR, MISSING

By Associated Press
London. March Tile French
bark Paciuqu, has been posted at
Lluyd's as missing
The PacfQic which left Penarth
ON oct. - last FOR Port Arthur regis
tered 2.3il tons ana was built ~ Glas-
SOW iu lsN3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
HERE'S A NEW USE FOR
INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF
THE VICE PRESIDENT

Sioux CITY Ia March ARNOLD
Brown today was sentenced by Pulieo
Judge Idding- To study Vice President
Marshalrs inaugural address during
hts seven day sentence In jail for dis
orderly conduct.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
EXTRA LIvIDEND Of
PER CENT DECLARED BY
LoRILLARD COMPANY

New York. March An extra diVi-
dcnd OF per cent ON the common
stock was declared today by the T..
Lorillard company. tobacco manu-
facturers. IN adition 10 the regular
quarterly dividend of per cent. This
extra disbursement is larger than any
previously declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07

l.mcolu, Sch March rrsolu-
on directed at senator Norris. ceusur.
a him tor assisting IN the national
nbuster an the armed neutrality bill
a. voted down today hN m" Nrhras'
4 state senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07

=, a Murphf san MIfueIl term
ending March. 1915: p W. Hayden.
Union. term ending March. 1919; J..
a. WReilly Hernaliho. term ending
March. lggp, =. Moreno, DOna Ana.
term ending March. 1877, William
puckworth curry. term ending
March. 1872.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
BRITISH CAVALRY HAS
ADVANCED WITHIN NINE
MILES OF CTESIPHoN

bf NrAufIHtfH ''f.
London March British cavalry
had advanced vI'hiu umc mites ~
Ctcsiphou. uu the Tirrs front uu
Monday afternoon JIG was announced
officially TODAY
Th. British lr. now within loss
than thirty ml,H of BaEdad. The
town OF IaJi which they reached "a
Monday. .s 2s mli. from that city.
Since the TAN of Eut-El-Amara ou
Fpbru1p .G th, British have advanc-
cI about SD mites
ON account of the nature of tho
ground between >ut- El-Amaru and
Ctcsiphon which .s but poorly adapt
cG to defensive purposes 10 has hcon
i",dicted ny military writer's that th'
Turks would make uo serious attewnt
to halt their retreat until Ctesiphou
was reached and that decisive ON
Eagcmont probably would come 1t
that point n Nss there thut the de-
ridnp battle n rEv campaign of l9ii
/ wac fought
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-07
state Iioard OF EnhAlmet..

n. II, KOCH QunN. ttrm tndlnE
March. 1915 CLARK Diiley. term end
ing March. 1918: a. q strong. Her
nalillo, for term ending March 1890;
G. A. Rlsiug. santa Fe. for term end
ing March. issi: ia J. Neer, Roose-
welt, FOR term ending March. 1874.