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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-18

\ regular meeting OF Adah chapter
No. 8. o. f. :. will be held in Ma
sonic temple this evening at s O'Clock.
There will be election nj secretary to
IN vacancy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-18
Murder Case
Is to Come Up for
Trial in Colfax Co.

ny Associated Frrss.
Ration, y NJ MAY lN-Tne criminal
docket ~ this term ~ court. in.
session, contains a. criminal cases.
mons which are several murder eases.
OF the mgst important ut the mug.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
DRAFT RULES
ARE NOW READY
Wait Only Formal Approval
Of President
Wilson

WASHINGTON. June 10 Amer
ica's draft rules are ready
They need only tho wise and APP
proyal Of President Wilson and Sec
Rotary OF war Baker and probably
viii be- submitted TO Wilson today.
Then. within a few days. il is esti-
mated. the nation win know the an
swer 70 its inquiry. "WHl our son
or brother be in the first army
How Will they be picked and when o."
The answer viii be- given In the
form Of a proclamation from Presi
dent Wilson which viii set in opera
ZION The great human lottery SYSTEM
and tho boards Who viii Gull out the
exempt
Pronunciation OF the draft rules
has been work OF weeks A Ma.
tonally known lawyer, whose name
and works have been Withheld has
toiled 10 make the rules equitable
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
3EtK COUP
SORE BLOW
TO BERLIN
Newspapers + KIP G C t
Athens Will Now
Declare War
KAISER FEELS
DEEPLY PEEVED
) G n d $ Messages of
Coincidence to His
BrOther-in-Law

THE HAGUE. June H. Abdica-
ton of klns Constantine OF Greece
produced q painful Impression at
German great HEADQUARTERS accord.
ing TO dispatches received today via
Vienna
80, kaiser was greatly chagrined
and immediately dispatched mes
sage OF sympathy 70 the monarch
ana his wife, who is The kaiser sis-
tor
German newspapers declare that
rho new Greek king must obey rho
Entente or ol.o revolution OF the
yenizelist forces Will result IN the
establishment of a republic
The German press believes doc
laraton OF Sar from Greece IS inn
minent
The Zcituue Am Miuag voiced the
belief that Constantncs fall was
partly Tho result Of the Russian rev.
oluton
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
SERVICE LEAGUE
WILL EXPAND
Quarters On Witherell-st. To
BE Enlarged Immediately;
Ma jOr GanSSer TO Speak

Major Gansser or tho Thirtythird
regiment Fort Wayne. viii speak in
the National Women's Service league
headquarters. No "a WIthercH So.
Friday az ~ o'clock taking the
place Of Major wilkinson az wind
sor who has been transferred from
Windsor 10 Toronto within tho last
feu days
Miss Helen + Keep. chairman of
the Detroit branch of me league has
been assured bs tho owners OF the
property AZ Broadway Withcrcl and
Madison ave fhaf several months
tenancy may be counted upon by
The league as nothing viii De- done
until fan toward tearing down tho
present building on The site for the
erection OF the proposed hotel With
his assurance NE league viii m
mediatcly plan for added activities.
which could not be undertaken in
tho uncertainty Of having to secure
other quarters az a days notice The
owners of tho property have offered
also the use Of the vacant store at
No q Wltherellst no the league.
and it Will be- used for series %
lessons and demonstrations in war
time cookery 20 begin next week.
With clas. OF 20 women enrolled
Major Henry Burgess Of he ene
neers camp m the MichjE$h state
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15

In the collection OF historic flags
preserved in the state house at An
napolis, Nd is the flag which was
carried by The Third Maryland regi
ment In the battle OF Cowpens, Jan
~. 1881.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15

Fair grounds has written a letter
ot thanks 90 the league for the as.
sistance given 10 Che corps. especial
ly ia the providing OF wash basins.
soap and other comforts for the men
ln camp The TrumbulIave Pres
hytcrian church provided 100 OF the
wash basins collected boy the league.
and Tho First Baptist church gave
go comfort kits
Tho league viii continue to use
IT'S registration blanks FOR tho on
rollment Of women in patriotic scr
vice as notwithstanding reports 10
the contrary they conflict In no par
ticular with tho registration blanks
~ me woman's committee of the Ma.
ti0naI Defense council which latter
arc purely for census
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15

Detroit Hrl rcN '.actrf mas
gone fo war lle come 'um 1Nn
homa about sN r..t a Gru
as shadow, craet .hu, ni.h e.ta
en- rise Or lrr handsome
as character uou no pa of
one of FeEnImur. Coors tales
and just crazy ta l.nt THAT'S nhy
he enlisted Sigh tt marine corpa
$50 he would be- "nut 100 Oboe 8chi
This Slacfer Given name John
r.. was $50 anNuu noi to be slack
cr that De- r.eistored in Detroit and
then also sent his name 20 Okla
homa city hy mail SO that Unclc
sam would have sufficient statisfi-
cal information about him Then
he went over Go the marine corps
recruiting office and enlisted Now
De- b. ON bis way 10 Che training
station ou che Atlantic coast
Stacker and nine others were
shipped away Thursday morning
Among them were r D Clars and
Chalmers clark TWO Detroit boys
who won prizes Of ST. and g. re-
spcctively for having been the first
two 10 enlist on wednesday, Her
man Andrews. also of Detroit took
Tho third prize Of 81
The marine corps under direc.
ZION az capt g. Morrison is work
49, t4 tf f. o.. ,...i. Tk.fvf.If
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
RAILROAD ECONOMY is
MENACING LIVES OF DETROIT
BABIES, SAYS FOOD CHIEF

LANSING. Mich June 15.--Rail
road economy will cost the lives Of
hundreds Of Detroit babes. IL the
Pere Marquette and other roads are
permitted 10 take milk trains from
their schedules
This Is the theory on which State
Dairy and Food Commander Fred
l.. Woodwork was working today.
following his declaration az a hear
ing. before The state railroad com
mission Wednesday afternoon.
Woodwork, backed by milk pro
ducers along Pere Marquette route
from this territory TO Detroit told
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
DODCES SUED
FOR $4,000

Robert r Patton. former instructor
in mathematics IN the University of
Michigan has filed suit for $4,000
damages against Dodge Brothers
and Robert Yak. a tester for Dodge
Brothers, alleging hat his sight was
permanently impaired as the result
Of collision between Ford in
which Patton was riding and Dodge
car thar was being tested by Yak
The accident occurred west Of
WAYNE on the Michigan.ave road
several months ago Patton alleges
that he has been unable TO teach on
eccount OF tho injury 90 his eyes
John J.. Crandel represents the
plaintiff
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
SOCIALISTS
STATE TERMS

STOCKHOLM, June 10. A pre-
iimiuaTy statement % some 81 th,
peace plans OF the German major
lty Socialists as announced today
declared IN favor % lutcrnatona
arbitration OF an Disputes limlta
tion OF armaments OF AN nations.
revision of maritime and intena
tional laws 10 DO away with sea
prizes during war decision
against commercial war follow.
ing q military struggle
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
Real Fighter Is This Stacker,
Who Halls From Oklahoma and Is
A Thoro Patriot Despite His Name

war; and Cen G. s. harmh poke
to employees OF tde Packard COM
pany at noon Thursday, and ob
tanned pledges from -everai men
that .hoy WOULD apply for cnist
mon
gerets Poole Siimson and Kar
aslew -t. alI attached to the local
marine corps station attended a
patriotic mass meeting in Redford
"Wednesday night when 20 young
men pledged themselves no come 20
Detroit ou Friday and apply for on.
li-imenf in the marines a patriotic
committee az Redford has agreed
10 present every young man from
that village who -nlists In the ma
rinc corps with "a hne watch az an
added indaccmcnt
While recruitae IN an branches
was quiet Thursday morning, Mai
i e Phelps OF the army Office.
reports that his Office has furnished
moro than The quota set for IL AZ
he outbreak of hostlities lie
was asked on March g 20 supply
2.94f men and has supplied 3,lS9
men 20 date Taking into consld
GRAFTON its population Michigan
stands FIRST among the states for
recruiting for The army while ir
actual number OF recruits II rank.
fourlh only Ncw YORK Pennsyl
vania and Illinois having sent 3
larger number ~ recruits. and AL
Of these states have "a far larger
population
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
JOHN ID. JR. LEADS
IN PRAYER AT BIG
SUNDAY MEETING

NEW YORK. June John d.
Rockefeller Jr mulimillionalre in
his own right and son of the worlds
first DiJouairc led BILLY sunday S
audience IN. prayer H- said We
thank rhee lord thar there are so
many men and women In this city
Who are not Interested IN making
money o much as In The deeper
things Of Lr pirit Money is not
tbe object at This man Of God"
meaning Sunday) "He rs hunger
ius and thlfsting for souls
The PRAYER was punctuated by low
voiced "Amens" from Billy
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
SO GREEKS
GIVE LIVES
FOR RULER
COnstantine's Fall Not
Entirely Blood
less

PARIS. June 10 The Allies
forced abdicatlon OF King Consran-
tine " Greece was not accomplished
without some bloodshed. according
90 DELAYED adyices from Salonika
a Greek colonel at larissa treach-
erously fired on French cavalry
killing two French officers and four
cayalrymen alA woundlne a score.
Sixty Greek soldiers wero killed.
81 officers. including a general were
taken prisoner. and 26g men cap
tured
When the French troops ocou.
pied Larissa. lhe Greek Gen Basyis
agreed not 20 resist col Grlyas
OF the Greek forces. however. later
ordered a barracks detachment TO
open FIRE on the French cavalry,
which Immediately replied.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
BY Altman.

the commission yesterday that with.
drawal Of The train carrying milk
from this territory 10 Deetroit in the
morning would mean placing spoiled
milk in Detroit homes
Representatives OF the Detroit
board OF health were also present at
The hearing 20 protest removal of the
trains
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
Printer Has $4,000!
Puts 1t In Bond

LAPORTE. Ind June "A John
Eldred, printer employed by the La.
porte Herald today subscribed TO
$4,000 in Liberty bonds II Is be-
lieyed his subscription exceeds that
Of any other workngman in the
country.
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15
FOR the Cause.

Nerdlont ~ don eof q drink
I'll die" 81
Young surgeon 81 hate TO see
YOU die like bat Why not let me
operate on you for something
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15

Parissa is Greek town In Thes.
sally. 20 miles from The Gulf OF
Salonika
The Detroit times., 1917-06-15

The largest American nag in the
world is suspended from The top Of
the Postofflce Department building
in Washington and drops 03o0 feet
in the inner court.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

gine one single American automo
bile company spent 100000 in one
years experiments on air engines
Today the nations aviation indus
try has 100000 900 invested. employs
1900 men, occupies 100000 feet OF
floor space-and turns out 200
planes week. Even this is a monu.
mental growth from a few shaclN
I'm a few years but not from such
productive capacity as this viii The
United States turn ont $4,000 air
planes I'm little over ~ months
Making one machine has been the
work OF months one United States
plant producing 30 20 go finished
planes wook employs 5000 men
and each machine is The hand.to-
hand product Of $50 mon. represent
ing a score Of different trades
How with such start are We
10 build 20000. perhaps 10000 air
planes 10 win the war;
The biggest answer 20 this ques
tlon almost the vital question OF
the sis The Liberty motor. the
andardizcd combination of the best
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
ozD The IT, S. Getting Into The Air TO Win The Wa
7 he
War

Standardization. Standardization.
Standardization! System. system.
SYSTEM
Making airplanes, or airplans
parts, In auto factories, in cash reg
ister factories, IN typewriter fac
tories. In piano factories. In furni-
ture factories. In carriage factories.
and spending money az n rate that
viii exhaust that frst 100000. 900
by the middle OF next year-that Is
the only path that leads 90 United
States victory in the air.
England IL spending almost this
much - Ss00.000.00O In sirplans
manufacturing alone. this year. And
with the planes we must have the
men-Eay 10000 pilots, with an
army OF 100000 men. helpers. ste,
for every 10000 pilots
And II has been figured that the
training OF each pilot costs more
than 5000. as much as his machine.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
HAYNES CONCERN
OPENS FACTORY
BRANCH HERE

The new Haynes car made iis
bow 20 This city Saturday and sun
day on the occasion OF the formal
opening Of the Detroit Haynes fac
tory branch at No llq9 Woodward
avo
-. J.. Watson. who Inns been witf
the Haynes Automobile company for
a number of years, nee gncd. his pc.
sit'on as assistant general Manager
of thc bir liayues plant Jon kokono
Ind. 90 a-umc charge OF the new
Detroit branch
There re already cRcra' HayHos
owners in ueDtroit and vicinity AND
The increased dcUand loi "Amcrica.
first car" as tie makers term G.
has led the concern to establish q
factory branch IN Detroit, thus as
uriDg the iiayncS owners OF me no.
E9Tior service TIC Manuiacar.T
Peel they hogld have
The new display room is aC'an'
taseously located n Detuu'- auto
mobile row ON Woodward ave. and b.
equipped With adequate sales ano
service facilities 10 accommodate
the present aud future demands OF
HAYNES owners
Tho display Include an of The cur
rent models Of Haynes cars, in both
six and l2-Cyliuder typc7. Dcu9i hr
ing among Tho Grsf cities 10 receive
the nos enclosed eos cdan
coupcs and town cars The HaSnc
all>cason dams, bcal1iIul and IS
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

construction that the- linen must be
ahunk after being fastened 10 the
frame
The landing chassis must stand
he heaviest bumps. and still be al
most light as air Most OF the steel
for ubiugs and light special parts 81
manufactured I'm select plants in me
piushurgh district, and still United
States alrplane makers are forced
constantly 10 deny that this choicest
American steel Is inferior 20 the
grade OF steel our allies find neces.
sary
Tho prupellers must not only he
Of the finest wood usually spruce
Nh they must De- fashioned indivd-
ually by master craftsmen, In a trade
ass highly skilled as any IN modern
industry.
And when this grid Of beautiful
lody and strong wings is complete.
when all these 1000 and more sep
arate portect pieces have been per
tectly Joined there remains 10 be
put INFO it's frame SOS heart The en-
cine which would shake much
stronger body 20 pieces. an engine
so light that II will weigh not over
three 10 ave pounds for each horse
power developed, and $50 sure that
10 viii RIM hours without a hitch
That's the story OF one airplane.
But The nation s figuring airplanes
In tho tens of thousands
Allied experts think the United
states must puild 10000 airplane en-
rnc- before Apul 3 l9lS, and $4,000
tv December 1875 20 win arr mas
tery With the best European tx
pcrls, ono American airplane com
panv las spent ono year and three
million dollars In producing the first
dunllcnlo ol thh best European en-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
LOCAL MARKET
PRICES STTFFEN
BY o'HARA. FERRlss & co.

Monday mornings stock exchange
opening prices continue 10 nlply
that tho market has bcam q gcnp.
inc recover and juNidos the gene
eral feeling that low levels have
been passed Continental Motors,
ex-dividerd. is strong at 5l.i 10
53-8 Charcoal common sales s,
Detroit Edison TOO Ia bid and a'l
i'm good demand Parke Davis a.
81 10 20 OF ga End Packard common
~ zoo I'D MS arc quiet Market gov
erning tendencies thruout Tho coun.
NV mnuiiest steady improving
character.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

An audience q, nearly 1900 heard
Evangelist Archer v cotton, the
Seventh pay Adventist in Arcadia
last night. declare hat when the
mnlrrnMn bcrlns the earth viii be
ra5e acsclate. and Will remain IN
this condition during the thousand
years intervening between the FIRST
and second resurrections He de.
clar.d tha che brightness of the
coming of Christ. which VIII intro
duce he millennium, WIZ cause the
wicked 90 800 destroyed. and the
works of mankind VIII also b. de-
m0lEhod
The Sleeping saints viii come
forth from their dusty beds az the
shout Of the Satiors voice" he con
tlnned land together with the
righteous living will be caught up
I'm the air To meet The Lord. who
will lead them 10 heaven where they
will remain during the thousand.
year period.
"Tho earth VIII be In q chaotic
state as 30 was in the beginning.
and Satan. the arch-rebrl and his
evil hosts. who have been directly
responsible for the curse and scr
row that have come upon the human
family. viii Boz bound here during
this period with plenty OF time To
mediate aud reflect upon their work
since gaining possession of The world
5000 years ago
Mr. Cotton made u plain that tho
millennium is near az hand. He
said The world Is growing worse, In
spite ~ The fact that the gospel is
being proclaimed over a more *
tcrsye part ~ tho carths surface
than over I'm its history. and fur
tier declared that soon the reign
oft Sin VIII be- brought 10 close.
"Nt The close OF the millennium
thn wicked, viii Dee remrrccted," ne
safd. "aud the Satanic hosts let
loose The Holy City will come
down from God out of heaven, and
Satan and his followers will imme-
diatoiy plan 90 take this city and
&c. occupants when This o. Zone
th, hciGht of mans rebellion viii
have been reached. and when Sa-
tans hosts are mar Naled around
u Holy city. ere viii come down
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Many a fair maQ, dcc pting from
"a travelling relative returning from
The orient The gift OF an embroidered
kmono has exclaimed over its col
or- and then rerrcttully hung IL
away The athletic young moderns
have few uses Tor louDglng robes,
and until some clever designer dis
covered this kimono gown AN The
hroidercd beauties were wasted on
some American girls In the gown
pictured herewith the embroidery
ON the satin foundation IS confined
90 one side and 90 the real Japanese
obi. lined with white satin. at the
back. The loose kimono sleeve and
the white fold that outlines the
throat and develops into the side
closing are The original kimono fea-
ture.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

These 46 600 600 pieces bits OF
wood ana cloth nuts, bolts and
screws DO not include the scores
OF parts making mp each motor.
For the wings OF the American
air fleet alone the builders require
23000.000 feet of the finest spruce
OF ash wood 900 feet for each
machine. of which poo feet is actual
u.s. used and 500 feet les discarded hy
a.selcctivc process which throws out
the smallest knot or flaw In the
wood.
our allies need more than twice
as much. and most OF this i'.u0o.op0
feet OF choice wood which should
now Dee seasoning is still Ia me
trees.
For Just tho wings % this airplane
feet We need. besides the wood,
nearly 4.000.00o yards of the finest
linen ireland where tn best linen
IS produced bass an output so small
that English alrplane makers must
distribute haxseed tc Irish FAX gnoW-
crs 10 be sure OF The linen needed
for British machine America must
20 into haxfnrm ON "a large scale
10. find a substitute for 'hs linen
What shall il be-
Now, after The wings, the fuse.
lagc. or body There again strength
ana hghtncss must bo twins, both
developed to the supreme degree.
There again fine spruce, ash or bass
wood fitted With tho skill of the
maker OF q piano body. are required.
with the finest ot steel tubing and
wires
Ike the wings. the control sur
faces rudders elevators ana ale
runs are OF choice wood covered
with fine Irish linen $50 accurate ~
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Women who love color watched
with regret the exit Of the once pop
ular scotch golf cape and turned
for consolation to the rich plalds in
silks. And now returns the glowing
plaid in heavy woulens, on that bull
work ~ conservatism the street
suit. Here is pictured a trotteur
frock In which dignihed velvet OF
forest green vios with the sort
brightness OF a tunic, scarcely more
than a scarf. which appears from be-
meath The little fur edged jacket and
sral r- down fhe skirt front. with
broad black braid border The n.y.
uInod collar again reveals the plaid
cloth and one sus poets the coat is
lined with the same cheerful wolff
ness
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
Win

features Of European motors, so that
air engines and their parts can be
manufactured In every American
automobile factory and In hundreds
and thousands OF other machine
plants. and $50 that nut turned out
in Detroit will AZ a bolt made in
Birmingham
Upon such organization az this,
impr0vised by American genius, de-
ponds the fight 10 boost our airplane
output from 200 planes week 10
$500 planes month-and more as
the war shall require.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26
Millennium Near at Hand,
Declares Evangelist Cotton

from heaven and destroy them. The
universe will then DE flee from sin.
and tho righteous VIII live ON thru
on. the ceascloSs ages of eternity"
The subject ~ EVANGELIST Cot.
ton lecture in Tho Arcadia. Sunday
nisht. Will be Where are tho dead2
Where e. hell. and what IS it7"
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Exactly What II Means for United
States To Spend 1920, ooo, 900 In
Building $4,000 Airplanes and
Training Aviators by Tens Of
Thousands
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

The Danish chronological institute
has opened special course 20 teach
practical methods OF burning DIFF
fe~ont fuels IN various kinds OF
stoves with the greatest economy.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Ihc annual election ot the Opt.mo
LITERARY and Social club viii take
place Tuesday evening IN The
bishop school The club gave an
enjoyable donclng party Saturday
evening. in me home Of Miss Ruth
WONDERS 40 27i Watson
A elias n muacN appreciation
has been formed in the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music. under the
direction of ALA - Zuidema. The
class is open 20 the public
party Tor The benefit OF the
Cmldreu's Christmas fund OF ST
Vincent DE Paul society VIII be
given Monday evening. in Rosary
hail
Detroit center. Drama League 81
America. viii give reception Tues
day afternoon. In the Hotel .S'ailer
ballroom. tn honor OF Miss Jane
Cowl and Mrs Jade Murdn co.au.
thors of "iilac Time In which Miss
Govt IS appearing this week. VA the
Detroit opera house.
Mrs Vilfri1 c. Leland was hos
tess Of The informal weekly after
noon tea. Monday IN the lnsieside
club Assisting were The Mesdamcs
X r. Rowland. T. Whittcmore. r.
s. Wbittcn. a Woodbridge J +.
Main II 70 Earhart Robcr' Traub
aud ! NJ Donaldson stuart n
Prry. editor ~ The Adrian Tele-
gram. viii be- the speaker OF the
round table Monday evening
For Tho benefit OF the Chasest
Neirhharho0d house. members OF
the Twentieth Century club will
repeat the piaf The Piper's Pay.
Monday evening In thc Century
r- brh was given an On
joyab'e production q week ago IN
,oD l4egtue The performance
Monday evening VIII be under tho
auspices of ;he housing reform com
mrtec on the club Those taking
parf in the play Vii be- Mesdames
George johnston. Samuel Mumiord,
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

The kind OF birds Note the
enormous wings OF This giant CurtisS
dying boat Thoy have a total span
of - feet The photograph shows
iho great man made bird ready TO
leave The factory for British war
rervicc
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

Commercial wireless telegraph
service has been established be
tween Brazil and Peru
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

a elias mUacai appreciation
has been formed iu the Detroit
Conservatory OF Music. under the
direction of Ala - Zuidema The
ciass is open 20 the public
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

A party Tor The benefit OF the
Chudreus Christmas fund OF ST
Vincent de Paul society VIII be
given Monday evening in Rosary
hall
The Detroit times., 1917-11-26

For tho benefit Of the Chase 81
Neirhhuho0d house. members OF
the Twentieth Century club will
repeat the piay Tho PiQer's Pay
Monday evening ~ fhc century