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The Carlisle independent., 1917-09-13
ANOTHER WAY TO HELP HERBERT C. HOOVER IN HIS CAMPAIGN
 TO CONSERVE FOOD STUFFS
Conserve The Live Stock of The Nation
Enormous Economic Loss Through Live
 Stock Killed on Railroad Tracks

To Owners of Live Stock, City and Town Officers, Newspaper Editors, and Others
 The Rock Island Railway on it's Second District alLne, killed enough live stock on the tracks last fiscal year to provide meat for an Army of 10000 men (such as will be gathered at any one of the several cantonments) for a period of three weeks.
 With the passing of the open range and the settling of the country, the killing of live stock on the railway tracks has become a more and more troublesome question to handle. The attitude of the public has been more or less indifferent, confning it's eff. forts mainly to securing for the owners of the stock some return in money for the stock lost, but doing little to prevent or coptro the source of the trouble. The acute economic condition brought about by the Great War and the necessity for conserving the food supply adds additional importance to this most serious question.
 During the year which ended June Both, 1917, the Second Dis trict of the Rock Island Lines killed 274 horses and mules, 1114 cattle, 1850 hogs and 104 sheep, total of 3142 head of stock. This represents a total loss and an absolute waste. This stock was killed on the eleven divisions comprising the District and ly- ing within the States of Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Ar kansas, Louisiana and New Mex. ico.
 The country is being combed for horses and mules, both for army purposes and for farm work. It has been stated that a total of 250,000 horses a month will be required to supply and equip the American Army when it arrives at full strength in France. Farm woi k must be car rieG on in this country as never before to feed ourselves, our army. and millions of the people of our Allies. We must have horses and mules to carry on this work.
 The cattle loss does not repre- sent a loss in beef alone, but a loss of dairy products also. as many of those killed are milch COWS. Meatless days are staring us in the face. nmething never before known in this country. Hogs sold un the Chicago market on August 21st at $400 % a ton, live weight, which record price is strong indictment of the criminal waste indicated by the useless slaughter of the above 1850 hogs killed by trains on this portion of the Rock Is land Railway. and represents in money value approximately $57,- |75O %. This number of hogs would be sufficient to furnish 40, ,O0O men with hams and bacon for over four days.
 Payments made by the Rail road Company to the owners for this stock are a serious and un necessary drain on the railroad revenue, but the money loss, while serious, is nothing com pared to the food loss, which is absolute and final as it is seldom possible to make use for food of any stock struck by trains and this loss is one which even this rich nation can ill afford.
 We are doing our bit" in elim mating this waste by Superin- tendents, Roadmasters and Sec tion men making a personal ap- peal to the owners of stock to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
CaIomeL Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constipated, ~headachy. Listen to me!

Calomei makes YOU sick, you lose
"a days work. Calomei IL quicksilver
snd u salivatss. calomei Injuries your
liver.
I " YOU are bilious. feel lazy. slug
'glsh and an Knocked out. " your
Bowels are constiDated and your head
aches or stomach Il sour, Just take a
spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone instead OF using slckening. salt
waiting calomcl DOdson's Liver Tone
sis real liver medicine. Yohll know
III next morning because you will
wake up feeling fine, your liver viii
doe working. your headache and dizzi-
mess gone, your stomach viii he sweet
and bowels regular. You will feel
dixie working. Youtl he cheerful;
fun ~ vigor and ambition.
1 Your drugg 81 or dealer sells YOU n
G0-cent bottle 90 Dodson's Liver Tone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
FREE FROM PAIN
And No Longer Nervous, Since
Taking Cardui, Says Georgia
Lady.

Trenton, Cams. Ellie Clifford, OF
this place, writes; II have always SUI
tered but vas worse after marriage.
| would have . pains and misery in my
stomach and hips. would have a bad
sick headache every time, which would
generally last two days. had always
heard what a good medicine Cafdui was,
so thought would try 1t. used two
bottles and 1t helped me.
Fifteen months later began 10 be
nervous and was worse al my But
At these timer did not have any pain
and do not now suffer any pain. But
was very nervous, SO nervous that my
hands would shake. Any noise would
make me jump. So took two more bot
lies OF Cardui. have never been nary
Gus since and do not have any pain.
think this is all due 10 Cafdui and
Black Draught."
CaTdui, the woman's ioHic, is composed
only OF pure, vegetable ingredients, which
have been recognized for many years by
standard medical books as OF medicinal
value. in the treatment oil many diseases
peculiar 10 women. Try Csrdui.
NC-i2s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

,mnder my personal guarantee that u
twill clean your sluggish liver better
Iuhan nasty calomei; Il won't make
you sick and YOU can eat anything
lVou want without being salivated.
lfYour druggist guarantees that each
lepoonful viii start your liver. clean
bour bowels and straighten you up by
morning or o get your money back.
IGhiidron gladly take Dodson's Liver
Tone because . Is pleasant tasting
and doesn't grippe or cramp or mako
them sick.
h am selling millions OF bottles of
|Dodson's Liver Tone 10 people who
lthave found hat this pleasant. veget-
able liver medicine takes the place Of
dangerous calomel. Buy M bottle
ON my sound. reliable guarantee. Ask
Igour druggist about me.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

' dust been sued from the permanent
nfice of the oonrcre, se at Chicago.
"a Ma, ,or o.ordt,.tea confer.
=
ences on chilo we'iars WIZ
~ " -
- s p.cn,tco
- c.r,aror.s ~
1919 ", "ao.an, a.. rc,ui,cmepts
~ nnmarri.d moth.
-, 49,, smaIi t,,e,es, h,
aasa., r.noa..I. ~ teg,.l.
n, ~. a-.cn..tn, - ,hc to.,,
-, nt.gt,tr,ac, ne 10,
a,p..-" -, sgrnInn., .'ru .a,or,
- ~ s,ua, 80 ,hc mental.
div OF Unmarried mothers. state aid
40 mothers. which is a common tonic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

Baltimore with conviction nrmlv o.
tabrshed that whatever WAT measures
this count il obliged to adopt mere
should he no let down In the stand
ards for child protection. Time ard
asain this note was struck a. Iuht
Lathrop. Or. stephen s. Wise, Or.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
For Mr.. aud Mrs. DuInnd.

Mi. and Mrs. " e. Oestrcich entire.
tanned a number nf friends ON Thurs
day evening complimentary To Mr..
and Mrs. o. j. butahd who Will spend
the summe iu california. The party,
consisting 81 Nj and Mrs. oestreich,
Mr. and Mr.. o. j. burand, pr and
Mrs. &. H. Conner. Mr.. Bryant and
Mr.. u MrS -. s.. Macpherson, mo-
tnred out to Silyas in TijeraS canyon
for one ~ the famous chicken sup.
p"rs. returning later to the uestrcich
home. where the evening was spent
with auction and dancing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING IN
MEM MI.NICO


J Mrs. W. ". Lindsey. chairman o.
.he woman's Aux.liary to the state
! council for defense has also been
" ade state chairman for the woman's
committee OF the national council for
defense. aud the equalization which
binds the individual In her
homs 90 the national governmsat
through d~istrict county and state or
%ghnizationa ~ now complete. Alreacy
reports Of work planned and accom-
pllShed are beginning to come In 10
state headquarters. Dona Ana county
Ii planning To- ave an Exchange
Column" in the county papers. where
every woman can advertise any fOod
product 81 which she has a surplus
and can in turn md where she can
supply her own needs. Santa Fe dis
.tr.ct has registered the women Of the
city at the same time that the men
were registered by the government and
each can Ind the war work best suit
ed to her needs In one Of the various
committees which include food pro-
duction and dis rlbution. food con-
%ser,ation. Red Cross work. war relief
FUNDS and he visiting and relief of
soldiers families
The Progress club Of Clovis gave
i,s last meeting for the veal to the
study ~ Woman ~ a. Consumer"
The club viii do Red Cross work dur
ing the summer. Mrs. j. H Shepard
was elected corresponding secretary.
, The THURSDAY club Of Mountainair
followed "a patriotic program by a
discussion Of the organization of u
Red Cross chapter. This club Is n
Of those which has decided to discon'
tinuc it, refreshments at meetings for
the present.
The silyer CITY woman's club has
Just closed is very successful year.
The closing program OF the music de-
partment included "a est in writing
the national anthem. the prize being
a beautiful American Tag. After
wards all present Joined IN singing
the anthem.
The civic club of Taos has given a
concert to raise money for beauty
ing M plaza OF the t2gc. This CLUB
IL one of hose which Il IL hoped VIII
soon he included N the state federa-
tion.
The woman's club Of Esiancia y
working very hard to secure "a CLUB
house which viii also serve as a pun
lie library. This club has maintained
a library and rest room for rural wo-
men for several years. Mrs. W. IL.
Mason has 1een elected president and
Mrs. II e. Williams secretary.
I Two conventions ~ great interest
TO all public spirited women have
,beeu held lately the National Con-
iterelcc on child Labor. and the Ma
tioual Conference Of Charities ana
correction. The General Federation
Magazine gives the following accounts
of these meetings;
'"rhe interests Of the child lead ~
the important series uf discussions 10
occur 100 ne National Conference OF
Tharities ard Correction al Pittsbufs.
June G-f3. The preliminary program
81 this forty fourth annual session "l
che social workers ~ the country mas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

she met Che members OF the -. Johns
Branch Of the Woman's Auxiliary, for
an Informal talk concerning her work.
Mrs. I.Ovelace returned Saturday,
after a two weeks stay on their ranch
near willard, n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

they plighted their troth. kneeling To-.
gether on u handsome white satin pill
low Ia receive M benediction The
left Immediately for q southern hones =
moon trip. after which they viii he a
home ~ Mcsilla PARK. Many hand
some presents IN silver. cut glass and
linen attes;ed to the popularity "f the
Young couple.
Miss flowers IN well known here IN
the VounRe vet. having graduated
from the high school. The past year
was spent ~ tho state College ~ MESH
In PARK. whore she met Prof stewart.
who g. aRrouomist 1T tho college.
Among the oui-of-toWn guests here
a. attend the wedding were. Mr.
Henry flowers of Las Cuces Mis-
lurinc Hubert ~ Bclen. Mr. and Mr..
Hugh Williams of santa Pc; AIR. e e
Howors of silver city ana ! q Ham
ntou ~ Los I.unas
. o
Dimrr Tor Bridal Party.
tn" ~r"-uuptiul entertainments
which have taken first place iu the
suc.tl CIRCLES oT Albuquerque Tor the
past few weeks came To- u grand nm
ale last night when Nr. and Mrs
Max NurdhauS entertained the hr DIAL
parties and The families 81 the brides
ana gronms with , dinner. at the pal
'tlal \ordhaus home ON West central
sv"uu covers were mid for twenty.
eight quests ANA IL merry program
was carried out. \ ferure % the en-
tertalnment q the paraphraslng of
som" popular songs which were sung
hy the bridal party. These songs
containing Jokes on members nf the.
family. Alsu a history of the families
written In verse added not a little to.
tho fun ~ the occasion. Beside the
bridal party proper there were pres
en' MI and Mrs. Bernard nfcld oi
Laredo. Texas. Mr.. Chus. HELD Of
Las Vegas; Nj and Mrs Frederick
Ach OF Dayton, ONO. the parents OF
Mr.. Eugen" Ach Mr. jacques of pay
ton. Mrs. Louis Rner. sister OF Mrs.
llfcld and Mr.. Nordhaus. and Miss
Julia Bder OF Boston. IN Edward
Staab Of New York. brother Of Mrs.
ilfcld ana Mr.. NordJuus. Nj. and
Mrs Ludwig Held Of Las vegas.
brother OF Mr Louis Ifold. Mrs. Ju-
dell Of Sew FORK. % sister OF Mr.. IL
field Mr. and Mrs Lawrence llfcld ~
Philadelphia, brother and s,stcr-ln-
law OF Miss Beatrice and Miss Ruth
Ilfold. Mi and Mrs Nncprneh of La
Vegas; Airs julius SahWab ~ Ciucln-
matt. "a sister Of Mr Ach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
Strwart-I lowcrs.

\ very prct,, wcddius occurred ON
Tuesday cyentnE at the rome OF Nj.
Huu Nh. ". ". Bowers 1908 lurtcs-
,,t avenue. when thcIr daughter, MIS-
\'tuIcr. became tn. bride OF Prot.
rupert l.. trWIT OF Mo-iilH Idrn
l;".. Randolph Cook. pastor OF the
christian .huTDh. performing IN"
ceremony. ~ a ]prcuuptial sDE Mis-
Lynn ,uuL SANG because with Mn
Geraldine S"3ly 20. u piano T" the
strains ct N,udol-souu.- beautiful
.,IdIus march the brutal pJrtN "uty.-
,u the groom and best man ,ut'riuE
|lrm IA, side. the bride aud her CO.,.
i,udiut- pumIug down th" -.tIrWa3
which Wa ~fostuou,d with Wis era
hanging m graceful clusters, inter
mingled with sweet peas and f"'th"r\
ferns, tud through . rtnnun MARKED
tf-ly tu tu" rchwHN ui -'uilaN %
ferns nom Wut'h 4 white WEDDING
nrll WAS suspended FIRST 'dm" the
bridesmaid Miss Alice ~t"wait. sister
ul the groom. who wore" 4 dress OF
shell pink hanu.I sim Jud carrying a.
ARM buuuuot ut pink roses tied viii,
iuII, NcNt anne the .hatmIup little
flower glrl. Nadlu" Bower dressed m
81 Irnrk ct whit" net. and wcIriur
pink VOWS ~uo carried q white ntsko,
'i"d with tull' aud ull"d with r"s"
petal which she s.t"wcd m the bride b
uI'hwaN immediately preceding tn"
bride came the ring hcIT"r. httl' Miss
Lcud Moore stewart, q niece ot groom,
who bore the ring n th" heart "f a
UI. Then cnmr tho radiant hrid
dunui, Euwucd .n a simpl" creation
ct george tr crepe trimmed with "m-
uussrd satin ribbon She Carried =
shower h"uuu't o. sweet meas and lil-
os-uf-thc-r1Ilcy. \ strand Of ucauti'
lullv matched pearls ia" gift ~ IA,
bride, mother enhanced the heouiy of
the dress ana tho wc1tcr. The groom
met her under tho archway ana here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
Dccring. IIuhbs

MI and Mrs Bert skinner ON north
Twelfth street occurred the marrtag"
ct Miss Jean T. nuhhs and Mr Rob
ort T.. beertng. The TT Rev trcdcr-
l,k T. nuwdcn bishop Of the Eptsco-
pal district OF NoW Mexico oificiated.
The wedding came as 4 surprise To- the
many friends 81 the bride n groom.
the date having bcen advanced on ac-
count of an order IN Mr. Dccring who
D. q first lieutenant I'm h corps "'
engineers. 90 report At Fort Rliss. y
very hurried wedding ~ Fort Hliss \
~ pink and White roses aLd sweet
peas were srtisti,ally arranged
throughout the house. In the dining
room whore n buffet luncheon WIS
served the table wis decorated with
70 basket 81 roses as o ceuierptecc. tied
with tulic and ztrcamers attached -
baskets az each corner of the table
Tho ceremony was performed in the
presence ~ the immediate family and
ns1r relatives The bride wore 70
handsome travelling suit OF gray silk.
Mr. md Mrs. Dccriuc left Immediately
for ~ Pnso and will probably return
90 Albuquerque within a few days.
THOR future plans to bc subject TO MI
behring's orders Miss Uubhs IS q
popular young lady Of this city. and
belong 10 one of he Oldest families.
Lieutenant Dceriug was q forest TX
nulu.r IN the southwestern district e.!
tue / uited states forest service amt
upon The announcement ina a rcgl-
ment OF iurcsicrS would d'compHnt
she inst irrces To- go to h western
front. he offered his services, Ills OIL
lie" entitled him a. q commission eel.
lieutenant which he received.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09


oestreich, q. ]. Durnnd. ID a osie,
u. ~ Copp. ~. .. strong ;. ". Busch
h, Andrews. j. NJ. Robertson. T.. ~
"o"'"' IL r. iettit
-
''~"n.s Nik"' pa"'""e ',""'
sioup ., run m"Sers' pop"a",
,he,r ,as, 49, M So IN
yvon,.w,. c1nh n n.n 90
S,vr.o., 70, ,n'anL.h, trncheon
Ahnn, a. 80 ~ 80 uouhor. were
r,esent incIudine AZ ana urs II A
oele MIR. and Mrs H. y cam Mr.
and Mrs Spiyey Mr. ana Mrs q J.
Durand. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. y. strong.
Dr. and Mrs. e. "A. Conner MIR. and
Mrs. W. g. Oestreich, Mr. and airs
g.. a. craig, Or. and Mrs. Il. /. lIust.
MIR. aud Mrs. Copeland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix htca. MI. and Mrs. r j. Mahty,
Mr.. ANA Mrs. j. ID Davidson br' "n'
y"
iof M'sS ""sehietm.
Mts' sol Nellel 81 llpl lJ''"a
avenue ms as her mouse guest Nlss
Rose ~ L"s "ns'l's Mn"
Vaih' u" u..'"u wv t'"""','"" " WIS
. ''''''' -
ties ana p'chlcs nav" 'e'n gwen }"
h'f n ih'lu"'hE a NlP Z" ls'''''
aud "a Jay ~ the ancient 'l'y OF SANTA
Fc On Thursday evening u mesa
picnic was enjoyed los q number OF
the ,oung peoplc. the guests OF Mrs.
JuIuts Nand.u Miss G%ugenhelm
win leav. Tu.sday fot Los Anr.les
q
4 mart, of six will leave Tuesday on
the limited Ia attend the pddin o.,
Afr. chus Rentnmin. who win marry
On Tr,a -, ',rsts,s - A., rha.
~, -. a.. ., oct,
-
MN hrs' SUI "el''i ~" W. "a"e"
Ter Mlss f'"Et"c'' an" MIN' J"''"H
l"cil u" sun ii'"e" ''''' ~ '"'
'"I tue "cuu'hs'
90
ii'iofhi"i pais's'g i""'N'
MISS Grace stoTt@ entertained "
number ol the younger set ON Tues
parry at h'' nome on "'s' '"'u ''''
nue.
90
Personal Mcnii"h.
Mrs. Il NJ. ituppe ana her son. MI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

Informal Dancing Party.

Miss Grace Stortz entertained a
number OF tbs younger set on Tues
day evening with An Informal dancing
party at her home on West Gold ave.
nue..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
Double Wedding.

Double Wedding.
Interest IL ccntered this week In the
double wedding which VIII take place
this evening at Temple Albert. when
i've daughters If MIR. and Mrs. Louis
llfeld. one ~ Aibuauerque's wealthiest
and most influential Jewish families.
are tn he the brides. Miss Bcatricn
VIII marry Mir. Leopold Meyer ct this
city ana Miss Ruth will marry Mr. Eu-
gene Ach Of Dayton. ohio. The young
ladies ara very popular and much
loved ~ the town where they have
been reared Both are accomplished
aud talented aud have been cducatcl
I'm the east. being graduates OF Wcllcs-
lcs college Mi Leopold Meyer b. O.
prominent young business man "f the
city with q host ~ friends MI. Ath
h. from a very prominent family In
DAYTON. ohio. Out-of-town eu"Sts
Who are here for the wedding are
Mr.. ana Mrs Ach Of Dayton father
ana mother Of Mr. Eugene Ach; MI
jacques 81 Dayton, Mr. julius
Schwab ~ cincinnati sister of MI
sch Mrs R1oi OF IlustIn br vi
Stanb 81 Ncw YORK Mrs Judell 81
Ncw york Nj Charles HELD Mr..
Ludwig Ufeld and Mrs Racharnch ~
Las Vegas Mr. Rusenwald ~ san
Francisco n Mrs W"i~,oph "f san
EiuulIsgn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

The SILVER CITY woman's club has
just closed is very successful year.
The closing program OF the music de-
partment included u test in writing
the national anthem. the prize being
a beautiful American tag. After
wards all present Joined In singing
the anthem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

The Civic club Of Taos has given "A
concert Ia raise money for beauty
ing h plaza OF the teHr. This club
IL one of hose which Il is hoped viii
@ he included N the state fedora
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

q The THURSDAY club Of Mountainair
followed "a patriotic program by a
discussion ~ the organization of u
Red Cross chapter. This club Is one
Of those which has decided to discon'
tinuc it, Refreshments at meetings Tor
the present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09
Summer Social Notes

oestreich, q. J. Durnnd. ID a osie,
u. f. Copp. ~. o. strong, : u. Busch.
=. h. Andrews. J. NJ. Robertson. r.. u,
Booth, u. r. Petit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

The Progress club Of Clovis gave
i,s last meeting for the year to the
study 81 Woman ~ a. Consumer"
The club VIII do Red Cross work dur
ing the INNER Mrs. J. ". Shepard
was elected corresponding secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-06-09

Miss Thickera. who Is I'm charge oi
the Good shepherd hospital Tor In
dianS. ~ Fort Defiance. Ariz was a
business visitor ~ Albuquerque TIE
early part of the week. on MONDAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28
PASSPORT RULES
MADE STRICTER

All steamship agencies IN Honolulu
are now selling no tickets to pros
pective passengers desiring to leave
for foreign ports, unless they can pro
duce passports. This rule Ii . GOV.
eminent regulation and has, been In
effect for the last two or three months.
A few weeks ago. acting under def
mite instructions nom Secretary Red
field Of the Department Of Commerce,
Sam francisco steamship companies
notified agents In all parts Of the
country not to sell any tickets unless
passports are submitted by the pros
peetive. traveller. As the government
has frightened the passport regulations
considerably, il means that there will
be fewer and fewer travellers leaving
except on urgent business. The notice
from Secretary Redfield reads.
"You are hereby formally requested
on and after the receipt of this COM
munication, not to accept as . pas
senger on any ocean going vessel Of
your company, departing from the
United States and bound for q for
eign port, nor to permit the depart.
ure thereon as q passenger, OF any
citizen of the United States, unless
such citizen has in his or her posses
sion q valid passport issued by the
department Of state OF the United
States, which passport shall be sub
mitted, for examination and approval
to the United States collector Of Gus.
toms at the port Of departure before
departure; and not to accept as
passenger on-any OCEAN going vessel
of your company departing from the
United States and bound for q foreign
port, nor to permit the departure
thereon as a passenger, Of any alien,
unless such alien has in his or her
possession valid passport or. Off
cial document In the nature Of pass.
port satisfactorily establishing his or
her identity and nationality, which
passport or document shall be sub
mitted for examination and visa to
the collector Of customs Of the United
States at the port Of departure priCf
to departure" -. I'd. ~ +.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-28

Alien SeaInen
Are ''Mueged'

"Muegingr the alien members Of
the crews Of ships In the foreign
trade IL the latest requirement oil
the immigration service. E
Today, acting under orders from
the local federal immigration station.
Il Capt z. C. Larsen OF the American
schooner Mindoro had Customs
Broker David J.. Peterson hire q
photographer to take pictures Of all
alien members OF the vessels crew.
The Mindoro entered port yesterday
with nitrate cargo rom TaltaL
Chile. =. .z
The aliens aboard the MIndoro in.
ciude two Canadians, o Filipino, q
West Indian, q Dane, and q Hoilander.
In the new immigration law which
went into effect June 1, there is the
following clause:
"A card register Of arriving seamen
shall be prepared and kept. Masters
OF vessels IN the foreign trade shall
furnish each alien seaman with q card
containing his name, age, nationality,
personal description and photograph"
According to Richard L. Halsey, In.
spector In charge Of the local fuimi-
grafton station, the Mindoro is. not
the first vessel 70 bring cargo from
which photographs have been re-
CURED. I'VE have been doing Il right
along, since May l, = he said today.