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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
There Seems to be No Foundation
for Report That the Validity
of Dry Law Passed Monday
Is Questionable.
LANGUAGE OF MEASURE
JUST AS 1T SHOULD BE
Senator Reinburg Says the Word
ing Was Passed Upon by Many
Lawyers and Two Judges of
the Supreme Court of State.

special Correspondence to The Herald
Santa Fe. y. NJ. Feb THE word
ing OF the three constitutional amend
ments that have been passed is exact
~ the same as regards the hrst see
lions as the pro amendment. passed
yesterday. Copies OF those amend
ments ON file in the Office of the Sec
rctarN nf state were used as the bnsis
In framing the pro resolution. There
Is no indication that the dry question
will hc reopened.
Raymond Il. Ryan was administer
ed the oath as Judge OF the sixth
judicial district in the office of JUS
ticc Hanna toGny in the presence OF
Secretary of State LuCero. Attorney
General Patton. members of the iegis-
lature form utant and Luna counties.
and senator Isaac Barth. his former
bar associate. No confirmation OF his
appointment il necessary.
Governor de Baca sent to the seH-
ate ,oday the appointment of two
members OF The capital custodian
commission. y g. Laughia and Mar
celino Garcia. both of santa Fe
county for term OF Two years. These
men have been serving since the iirst
OF the year to fill Nacancics
The senate met at . o'clock and ad-
/ Journed at 5;3O until tomorrow after
| mess men OF Albuquerque was pre-
scented by Senator Barth, asking for
action on the bi-monthly pay day
law. The petition said that the law
would be OF benefit to the merchants
in collecting their bills and a help To
the working man. senator Ramon
I Sanchez Of Rio Arriba presented a
similar petition. Both were referred
TO the committee on railways.
tatHr ...NH sa.sI
a child labor bill making II Illegal 10
employ children more than eight
hours day, and specifying the lines
OF employment in which they could
not be hired with restrictions for
I children oi the ages Of "a, l6 and Is
, years.
Tho hearing before The committee
on counties will be continued until to-
morrow mprn.u.. because of the III
ness ~ senator Galiegos of san MI
gucl chairman Of the committee.
| santa Fr. y. NJ. Feb. An alarm
ut report of the state had been handel
e gold bricN Ia the submission resolu
tion passed this week was nailcd D.
Senator Rcnburg. who stated for tn
Herald today. The contention tina
the first section OF the submission
resolution is not worded in the propc
form. h. incorrect The wor''ing
lust a. 1t should he. This sectipn. q
wcu as every other portion Of IN
resolution was studied minutely, am
viii bc found proper
The section referred 60 provides tho
the state shall become dr>. II doe
not say anything about an election "a
that purpose Mr. Rehi'mrg cited IN
state constitution, paragraph on cou
sututional amendments This para
lpraph prov idcs for the automatic pro
grcss of legislative Amendment 90
vote ~ the people. n becomes IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
Papers Enthusiastic.

The papers are frankly enthusiastic
over the prospect that switzerland
and other ncutraiz viii not fan IN line
bohlnd President Wilson ana 90 is
pointed cut that the difference ne
tween the position uf America aud
that OF the European urutrals makes
IL improbable thar the president VIII
have any success in securing follow
crs In this respect. the papers en-
phasl1c announcements showing th"
Inclination Of the government Co
nmclioralr the lot of ucutr1ls as far
as possible, ls. for example. the all
toratlon uf the bio. k1deI area 80 th1g
Holland might have an outlet and
furnishing Of coal tu Denmark.
Papers like m, Nussiscnc Zcitung
and the Lokal Auzc.gcr which here
tuforc have handled the American sit
untion most tcmpcratrly. show q tend
cncy 20 adopt the tone once taken py
the Pan-Serman press.
At the same time the Tages Heiluns
and Journal. uf a similar ooloring are
n. .ldcr than ever before in the oN-
preston 81 their Views. They have
abandoned batting America and are
dcvuting themselves io assure Their
readers that the German decision is
nuli aud step toward am ultimate
| and speedy victory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
Many Foreigners Na,uraiircd.

Chicago. Feb. 7.--Of 496 foreign
bort, residents OF Cook county, who
declared their intention OF becoming
American citizens in the "a hours end
ing today. $50 were former citizens
of the central powers. The numbers
set new record for naturalization
declarations in Chicago.
>--~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~ ~~~~>>~s~>-~~~~~~~
duty Of the secretary of state "a
advertise the election In the newsp
rcrs. after a program fully set odi
IN the constitution. The Legislature
may name a day FOR special cleo
tion. as II contcmplates IN the present
case. namely. Tuesday, November D
1917. In case the legislature did not
name day to vote on a constitutional
amendment the constitution provides
FOR a vote on the next regular election
date. as matter of course.
There is no reason for getting eA-
cited about the wording of the reso-
luton" said Mr.. Heinburg. 1T Is
perfectly proper. and In regular form
II is not an attempt To amend the
constitution by mere legislative action
in any sense The wording Of the bill
was passed upon by many lawyers OF
prominence. and by two supreme courl
Judges, before II was introduced"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07

In addition To the foregoing, X. T..
Farley. superintendent Of the Anti
saloon league. phones the Herald this
afternoon that there was absolutely no
foundation for the report that the pro
resolution, passed by the .egislature
yesterday. was defective. Mr.. Farley
stated that the resolution had been
carefully considered by lawyers as
we'll Us laymen before il came up for
final passage. all Of them pronounCi Cins
t legal in every respect The custum-
lry mode 81 procedure In such cas,s
is to pass bill prescribing the da.e
and manner OF holding the election.
This will be done in the case In ques-
ton. which will take care of what
eouc have interpreted tn be Wa,
flaw ia the resolution as passed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-07
Enthusiasm Expressed Over Pros.
pect That Switzerland and Other
Countries Similarly Situated
Will Not Fall in Line.
WILSON PEACE POLICY
is CALLED INCONSISTENT
Tries to End War, Then Turns
Around and Makes an Effort to
Foment More Trouble in Eu.
rope, View Expressed by Many.
By Associstsd Pres.

Berlin, CN.a London Feb. The
afternoon newspapers devote columns
10 news from America which. with
the exception of the weather. excludes
almost everything else from their
pages EditorialIy the papcts lay
particular stress on President VIII
sons move Ia induce Switzerland and
other ueutrals to follow his lead. The
comments are temperate in general,
although President Wilson personally
is more sharply attacked than before
and his peace Efforts are ridIculcd ls
utterly Inconsistent with what i-
termed his attempts TO fumeut more
trouble IN Europe By a curious co..
incidence almost every paper takes
occasion to rcltcrate tho allegation
that President Wilson's every act has
been Induced oy his usistence that
Americans shall be- allowed 10 travel
uneudaugerel on entente ships. Sew
eral papers repeatedly refer 10 this as
tho chief cause uf the trouble between
the two countries and here ana there
an almost pldint.Nc note makes its ap-
poarancc as the editor, ask why
Pres idcnl wilson could not accept the
German offer To ALLOW ON American
shin wee. xiv To 90 To England
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION AT
SOLDIERS HOME.

Hampton. Va, Sept. 17.-Tho Ma
hoHal Memorial Association Incor-
poratcd, Washington, ID. G. held
quite an interesting patriotic meet
ing Sunday, the 10th inst. in the
ttSoidi"r, Tnmc Hawpton, Virginia
under tn~ nuSpices of Company II,
colored. Governor Joseph S. Smith,
commandant of the home. presided.
III his Introductory remarks, he paid
a high compliment to the valor, pa
triotlSm. and suffering Of the colorcd
soldiers and sailors who fought In
all the wars OF our country
The object OF the meeting was TO
assist In raising money to erect a
national monument in the city OF
aShington, ID. c.. for which the
Hon, l.. G. Dyer. OF Missouri. has
introduced a bill in Congress. House
Bill No. 1921, asking Congress to
appropriate 100000 toward its
erection.
Attorney ]. Thomas Iscwin, Of
Richmond, Va. Mr.. Ferdinand D,
Lee, of Washington. d. G. and Can't.
+. H. Ray, OF Company II spoke in
h"iitting terms OF the great needed
and appreciated work and the in
terest taken by the Governor of tho
Home. Sergeant w. S. Wilson, OF
Company II, manager Of the work In
the home has handled the work TO
the satisfaction of the entire home.
The Home Band, under the leader
snip OF Prof. Greenwood furnished
excellent music.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

The National Race Congress Of the
United States Ill meet in It's End.
annual session at the Florida Ave.
nuc Baptist Church. WASHINGTON. ,
g.. Oct. 2rd, and 18th. 1917.
Every phase oi the Race condition n
this country will bc discussed. IN
rlud'nG the East st. Louis. the Chcs-
ter, IA. riots and lhr Immigration Of
the r"lorcd people North.
lWcnty one states were represented
IN the last congress. The officers oi
the congress are appealing 10 the race
loving people in every state 10 sec to
II that they are represented in Oct.
The C"lor' ! people are aroused in
th>S country as never before. and
many OF the prominent men OF the
race vii! be present.
The churches. ministers conference
ga. lratcrnal organizations, business
organizations and all other organiza.
tlonS within the race. that have for
their object the up!ift of our people.
are requested to send a representa-
tive to this congress. Any race loving
man or woman is also invited
CRacc Papers Pleas" Copy.l
Rev. NJ. w. ID. Norman. Washing
ton. u. C.. Chr. Executive Committee.
Lawyer w. Calvin Chase. Wash. ID.
G., National Organizer: Rev. W. \.
Taylor. Corr. Scc'y, Rev. W. II. Jcrna
gin. Pres. i30 Q. St. n. W. Wash.
inGton, ID. C.. Rev. VIM. Alexander.
S"r'y; Baltimore. Md. Rev ]. c. Aus
Tin. Pittsbnrg. Pa. Chr Special Com
mttcc of the Baptist jubilee Convcn.
ton of Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
INDEBTEDNESS

1t was a great surprise to many Of
the DELEGATES TO learn that the con,
vcnt'nn was more than seven thous-
and dollars in debt. Most OF this
money %aS for running expenses OF
the convention and salaries to the
president and secretary. The conVen-
tion owed Or. T.. G Norris $42li.3O
and secretary Tucson $2159.1S
DR.. Morris was paid $500 90 and sccrc
tary Hudson $500 90. Other smaller
debts were paid until the money
raised tabout $AO0000) was diSburS-
cd. 1t il evident that the machinery
Of this convention calls for too much
money, and that TO allay the persis-
tent complaints and murmurings some
dical changes must he made. The
Officcrs Of this convention have had
full control OF the disbursements Of
the conv v~ntion funds and therefore
are rcapol 'iDla for the piling up Of
these debts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

state Negro Baptists from every
state In the Union are here
The sessions were called to order
at ten o'clock this morning In the
Friendship Baptist Church. The en-.
tire city is giving a cordial welcome
and the people Of the state OF Ge0r-
gia have joined In with the Atlanta
folks and arc here in large numbers,
making this one Of the most largely
attended meetings. among the religl-
GUS people Of the state that has been
held for years. This convention is
made up of the membership among,
the Baptist churches said to be two
mill!on,' five hundred thousand. Ev-
cry state In the Union and many Of
the West Indies Islands, Canada and
Mexico have sent representation.
The work to be done this week Is
purely missionary and educational
The convention is composed OF seven
boards, into whose hands this special
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Mission Board j. p. Robinson. Little
Rock. Ark. chairman. j. ID. Brooks,
secretary, Educational Board. G.. l..
Prince, ST. Joseph, Mo. chairman;
David Abncr, Jr.. Conroo, Texas, secrc
tary; Publishing Board. G. II. Clark
Nashville Tcnn.. chairman, II. II.
Boyd, Nashville, Tenn. secretary;
Baptist Young Peoples Union Socio-
ty Board, L.. Dranc, Chicago. H.,
chairman, S. II. Prince. Fort Worth,
Texas. secretary; Old Minister'S
Benefit Board. Boston J. Prince, Chi
cago. H.. chairman. J. II. Winn, Ft.
Worth Texas secretary: Laymen's
missionary Movement, VIM Harrison
Oklahoma City, Okla, president, W..
B. Curric. Viicksburg, Miss, secro
tary; Mrs. Georgia DeBaptistc Ash.
burn; President, Mrs. NJ. A. B. Fuller
Austin. Tex. corresponding secretary
tary Woman's Auxiliary Convention
+. Continued on Paso q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

work is committed during tho year.
These boards are presided over by
their respective officers Their re-
ports will be made beginning today
ana continuing throughout the week
The officers OF the conven ion are
t.. /. Jones. Of NickShurg. Miss. pres
ldcn': Robt. Mitchell. OF Lexington,
NY" Vice president; I. j. King, Rich.
m"nd, Va. secretary; assistant Sccrc-
tarlcS. Charles j. w. Boyd, Texas;
e. /. linm". T"nncSScc: Charles II.
Lewis. Indiana: w. II. Woods. Okla
homa; StatiStician, G.. B. Hancock,
South Carolina; treasurer. John T..
Thomas. Illinois: auditor. j Il. Beck
nam. Missouri: with the following
boards and their officials: Foreign
Mission Board, F.lbcrt W. Moore,
columbus. O., chairman. Il. Kemp.
Charleston, s. c., secretary; Home
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
DNi. BEFORE.
Sister of ID. j. Taylor Passes Ava.

Sister of ID. j. Taylor Passes Away
Mrs. Mary Laws. sister of d. ].
Taylor, black smith OF Noel, Va, de.
parted this life September 18th, at
$40 y NJ. During her illness she
was sensitive Of serving the Lord all
the way through.
She was taken sick May lst 1917.
and her brother, ID J. Taylor visited
her in her sick home, May 18th, at
1872 \. l7th st, Philadelphia. Pa.
where she departed this life.
Mrs. Mary G. Laws ave to mourn
their loss a husband. three children,
"A mother. three sisters and two broth
crs and a host OF relatives and
friends.
Sleep on dear sister we love you
But Jesus loves You best.
Her Two Brothers,
ID. j. TAYLOR and =. II. TAYLOR.
Noel. Va,
Sleep on dear darling.
Mother loves you,
But Jesus loves you hest.
My loss is Heavens gain.
Her Mother.
Mrs. j. w. WATSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
THE WELCOME,

The welcome extended the convcn.
tion was eloquent and hearty. Local
business men and ministers as we'll
as the mayor and the governor Of the
state delivered able, ringing welcome
addresses that elected wide applause
Rcv. G.. +. Walker. -. H.. Of Augusta.
Ga. responded to the welcome addrcs
scs and ma ntainrd his former re.
cord for cloQucncc and readiness oi
cNprcstiou. Musko@rc is a thriving
little city and rare opportunities are
presented the colorcd people for ma.
tcrial advancement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
SPIRIT OF REFORM.

There Is a persistent. stubborn,
SURG spirit OF reform in this con
v>ntion that il intclligcntly directed
will remedy many evils and make the
convention great power for good.
For decade a few men, on platform
and in press have kept OF calling for
these reforms, and notwithstanding
they have been hootcd down and jccr-
cd at they now see the fruits OF their
labor in an awakened conscience and
a spirit that is determined on better
things.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
WORTHINESS OF COMMUNITY

Mr.. James Cannan Of Long Branch
n. j., has sent us a drawing Of {
flag that he wishes to be adopted as
the flag Of the Sons Of Ethiopia The
design Is very attractive, but the ques
tion is. how many cip'Zens Of color
would lie be able 10 rally under its
folds?
We shall be pleased to hear from
some Of our leaders upon this phas,
Of an all important question. In .h(
meantime. we shall keep the drawing
for fut;.rc reference anu for future
co8ltation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
l. o. KING DAVID TO ORSER\E
NINTH ANNIVERSARY.

The ninth anniversary of the I'M
p"rial Order of King David will no
observed at the First Baptist Church
Sunday evening, September ~, ot
":@" O'Clock. The annual scrmon
will b" delivered by Rev. w r. John
son. ID. d.. pastor. Other numhnre
on the program will be a paper hv
Miss Belle Boyd and a solo hv Mrs
Mildred Cross. in addition to inter
cStinG exercises.
Th" members OF the Order are re-
qncSt"d by the G. w Ruler. Mrs a
&. Thompson, to meet in the base
mcnt OF the church at 2:2O O'Clock
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
PEACE AND REUNION.

In September 1915. the National
Baptist Convention met in Chicago,
H., For several years the sessions
had been unduly stormy and on every
hand contention was rife. The storm
that gathered In Chicago broke in all
its fury upon the Denomination and
when the skies had cleared there
were two National Baptist Convcn.
Continued on the eighth page).
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
TIE CONVENTION

The convention was one OF the most
largely attended uf any session in
its history. Alabama, Arkansas. Gcor
gia. Mississippi. Texas. and other sur
rounding states Sendsng unusually
large delegations
The election of OFFICERS resulted in
the election Of DR.. T.. G Norris, prcsi.
dent; DR.. w. G.. Parks, vice president
large; Professor II. B. Hudson,
.- "nv !. S,HHcs, d. D.
treasurer with all th1 minor officers
reelected
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.


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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Dap T|ST Convention
At ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ga. Sept 5.--Patriotic
iSnginE, mingled with plantation and
jubilee melodies marked the opening
OF tn" %Ih annual session OF the Nat
lonal Baptist Convention (Unincorpo-
raied,D which was called to order by
+. I. Jones. OF Nickshurs. Miss, and
which was welcomed by host Of
dlHnl'aricS among the Baptists and
other denominations Of the city and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
NITT--JACKSO\

Mrs. witt announces the marriage
Oh hcr daughter Miss Lucille Elizabeth
10 Mr.. Robert Jackson, Aug 30. 1917
9 =. NJ
The marriage ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Binga. The rcccption
was in Washington, ID. c., Sept l9
l9l7.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
SERMONS AND ADDRESSES

The sermons and the addresses by Or.
T. G. Morris Rev J. w. RibhcnS, ID.
d., Rev. ID T.. Thompson. -. d., Rev.
T.. w. Johnson, u. D., Rev. w. ~.
Bowrcn, y. D.. Rev. w. \. Credit.
d. d. were all able and eloquent de-
nvcrancrs and stirred the great audi
cnccs II is Il great tribute to the
gospel that throughout the session OF
the convention the sermons drew
the largest audiences and held the
closest attention.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank our many
friends and acQuaintanccs for Their
Kindness and mos: appreciated gifts
receivcl on our reception evening.
With gratitude,
JESSE and JOSEPHINE T.EBOUGU
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
toLEMAN-HOWEII.

MT. and Mrs. G. Howell request the
hohor or Your presence at the marri-
age ol their daughter, Rosa II. 20 Mr..
W. II. Coleman, Thursday evening.
octobcr 4, 1917, at . o'clock at sol 1-2
\. Fourth St, All friends arc invited.
No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

The SUIT OF Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker
age. the STANDARD Accident Sc
insurance Company OF Detroit, -i,rn..
tor $7,30e.00 did not come 20 triai last
Thursday in the Law and Equity
Court ni this city on accoun. OF the
lndlSp"Siti"n OF the plaintiff. who
VAS said To lave been in Atlantic
'lty, y. j. II is not now known when
the case will he called for a hearing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Looking to rent something? SEE
Cephas. Office. 535 l-2 N. End st
Telephone. RAN 6SS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Looking to rent something? See
Cephas. Office. 535 1-2 n End s..
Telephone, Ran. 5SS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
VIII Present Mammoth SpcctarIc

III i'F'NFnt NIHfnmOth SNpCfaCIC.
Mrs. Mary T.. Sattcriicld is hard al
work on tho caste o. a mammoth
play which is to he presented here
this Fal. Over 200 people will be
in this pay, which is her composition
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

lives OF fifteen Houston citizens,
August 90, according to the reports
nl the civilian board Of inquiry which
reported to the City Council tonight
The report also crticises Superintcn
dent Of Police Brock for "his inabili.
ty to enforce discipline" among the
police and declares that "he Is not
qualified for the position he holds"
ARRESTS CAUSED TROUBLE.
The committee is OF the opinion that
the riot undoubtedly was precipitat.
ed by two arrests Of Negroes made by
the police, although sufficient evi-
dcncc was presented at the hearing to
reveal the fact that a serious disturb.
ancc was intended by some Of the Ne
gro soldiers before leaving Houston
and the arrests referred to simply
brought II to head sooner. and per-
Continued On Fourth Pago)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Miss Ethel G.. Bowler returned TO
IN" rll\ last Sunday from Farmvill".
Va. much improved from tho trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Mrs. II. {. Vaughan and little
Grand-dauGhtrr, Myrtle II. Vaughan.
OF farmviIl", Va arc in the city the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. j. \. Bowler.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Company, h., 18th Infantry.
SChoiicld Barracks, Hawaii