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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of salts to flush Kidneys
II bladder bothcrs you-DriDk
lOts OF water.

Eating mo4t regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble IN some f5rU
or other. says "a wellknown authority.
because the uric acid in meat cxCtics
the kidneys. clog up and cause al
sorts ~ distress. particularly back
ache and misery in the Kidney region.
rheumatic twingea. sever headaches,
acid stomach, cOnsf patton, torpid liver
slcoplcssness. bladder and urinary ir'
ritation.
Tho moment your back hurts or ki'-
aren't acting right. or " bladder
hothcrs YOU. get about four ounces oi
Jad salts from any coed pharmacy
take "A tcaspoonfal IN a glass Of water
before breakfast Tor q few days ana
your Kidneys Will hen act fine. THIS
famous salts is made from the acid nf
grapes and lemon jnice, combined with
iithia. and has bcon used for genera
tions TO flush clogged kidneys ana
stimulate them 10 normal activity
also TO u|eutralize the acids IN the urine
go Il no longer irritatesi Illus endins
bladder DISORDERS.
Jnd Salts cannot inlutc anyone
makes "a delightful cfferNoscont hthia-
water drink which millions ~ men
and women take now and then To Keep
the kidney and urinary organs clean
thus avoiding serious ldncy diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
EVIL WILL
Be STERNLY DEALT
WITH IN COUNTY
Raid on Barelas Saloon by Sheriff
and Undersherif Is Warning to
Women of Half World That
They Must Go.

sheriff Garcia and Uudcrsheriff
Dick Wootton raided the 81 Elmo
saloon at Rarelas last night and arr
rested f0tr women Three other woin-
en- were given until midnight to leave
the county.
The four arrested put up $40 apiece
for their appearance before Justice ot
the Peace W. ". Mcclellan this NOM
ing. When their cases were called IN
court today they failed 10 answer The
bonds were declared forfeited aud tlte
authorities were hopeful that the
four had Joined the other girls IN get
ting out Of the county
The rid is expected To- serve az "A
warning To- AN the frail sistcrhDpd ieft
In the county that the da3s-and
niEhts-wheu they could frequent
saloons .u the suburban and county
districts have passed. Sheriff Gurci0
Is enforcing the Law against CONNER
cialized vice on exactly the same lines
az the city police Women of the half
world will Doe allowed mo haven any
whore in the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Wcii-knOwn local druggist say every
bodys j. using old-timc recipe OF
sage Tea aud Suipur.

Hair that loses IT, coior and hstr,.
or when IL fades. turns gray. dull and
lifcless. Is caused by a D. X 81 sulphur
In the hair. Our Standmothcr mace
up a mixture uf sac Tee and Suiphur
20 keep her locks dark u beautiful
thousands Of women apd mcE wnp
value tina even color, that h"sutifu.
dark shade of hair which ls go at
tractivc. Use oulN this olG-tiW' rcD,lc
Nowadays We get this famous mix
.ture improved bS She addition uf other
ingredients hy asking az auF drug store
for 81 5o-Ccnt bottle of "Nyetn's sage
and sulphur Compound which dark
ems the hair so naturally, ,u evenly,
that nobody can possibly tell 10 Eis
been applied You just dJupcn a
sponge or soft brush with q and draw
this through sou hair taking one
small strand az % time, by mu-ulns
the pray hair disappears but w1nt
.uclights tho HdIes with WNCth'H sa--
and sulphur compound, b. that bee
sides beautifully darkcning the hAlr
after "a fcw application. 10 also urints
back the CLOS, and luatrc 5up ewes u
Ian appcarauC, ~ abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound Us a delightful toilet requisite
'to impart color and q youthful appear
ancc to the hair. Il D. Lut intended
Tor the cure mitigation on prevention
uf disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
COUNCIL IS LIKELY
TO TAKE UP WATER
QUESTION MONDAY
At Least One Alderman Known
to Favor Company's PROPOSE
ton That the Appraisal be Left
TO Disinterested Referee.

Further action on the water ques.
tion Is expected To- be taken by the city
council az its meeting next Monday
night. The negotiations between the
city and the water company have been
In allegiance for several weeks.
Following tn last pour pnrle OF
council and water company, the situa-
tion resolved itself into "a definite of.
fer OF neutral appraisal by the com
pany as opposed 90 a set f~igure-ap-
proximately s270, O0o-pronercd Oy
the city.
The company made IL plain that II
wasn't giving even remote or tentative
consideration To- any other plan than
the onc proposed by Il. That plan
calls for appraisal by the city's en-
gincer and the company's engineer,
and. In the event of their failure To
agree on valuation. OF the services Of a
third and deciding appraiser; the third
appraiser 90 be u justice Of the state
supreme court or some other impccca-
Die and disinterestcd person.
II IL known that at least one council
man favors acceptance Of hat plan
without nj further beating about the
bush. II appeals to him as fair and
husinesslike. as a move that he would
make himself In private business in
volving "A large transaction. and as
fair 60 the city as To- the company. II
Is possible that councilman will urge
the acceptance OF the company's plan
at Mondays meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
Turks Will Fight to
The Last Man, Says
New Grand Vizier

D. Associated PTcss.
London. Feb iG.-Turkcy VIII night
Ia the last man TO retain Constant
nople. declared Talaat Bcy, the new
Turkish grand %,i1.er, IN q statement
before the chamber, ON the policy ~
the nov cabinet. according 60 a Com
stantinoplc telegram forwarded ~
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent.
After referring to the sacrifices Tur-
key had already made, Mr.. Bcy said,
We shall preserve in this gigantic
struggle In close fraternity OF arms
with our brave and victorious allies
until We have compelled our enemies
To- recognize oar rights to existence
That Is our aim.
II was Impossible IN the present
great crisis 20 undertake important IN
ternal reforms. Bey declared. az the
efforts OF the nation must be concen-
trated on the differences created by
the war.
The chamber passed a unanimous
vote 81 confidence In the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
MIDDLE on NENT wEEgk MAY
SIZE CONGESTION RELIEVE

Chicago. Feb. fG.-Ratlroad men
who for the last two months have
been worSing against time to
straighten out the congested rail trof-
nc situation. today looked forward To
10 relieved state OF Affairs. probably by
the middle OF next week as a result of
the renewal OF vessels leaving eastern
ports where they have been tied up
since the German submarine cam
paign was begun.
Board OF trade members who are
seeking to move millions OF bushels OF
grain TO the east today complained OF
the ''gentlemans agreement entered
into by eastern railroads to embargo
export shipments unit 1.-The domestic
situation is cleared. They maintain
that the British admiralty has four
teen ships waiting In eastern ports
for nearly four million bushels OF dif-
fcrent grains and that The new efforts
OF the railroads cast another STUN
bling block In their way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

OF the rules passed a joint resolution
for the purpose Of amending section
~ OF the constitution and creating the
office OF county attorney in every
county OF the state. Their duties
would be the same as the present dis
trict attorneys have.
In the senate.
The following new bills were IN
PRODUCED In the senate.
5. g. i73. By Senator Kerr. Pro-
viding foi the establishment Of county
libraries and for an annual tax levy
upon the anne. Finance.
;. b. ia By Senators Mirabal and
Bartn. To repeal chapter Is OF the
session laws Of 1915 relating 10 the
sale of tax certificates. judiciary.
=. b. 17t. BY Senator Lea. To con-
fer upon the state bank examiner the
powers and duties relative TO building
and loan associations heretofore cN-
crclsed BY the state travelling auditor.
Insurance, banks and bankiRg.
5. b. 176. By Senator Murray. To
amend sections IL and l. of chapter
81 OF ihe session laws OF 1915 relative
TO public money. Insurance. banks
and banking.
;. q. ~. By senator Clark. To
amend sections 54ss. $500 and 5s00
Of the 1915 statutes. 10 revive and
amend sections 5502 OF said statutes
and 10 repeal chapter IS. laws OF 1918
relative TO the collection of delinquent
taxes. Finance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

The following new bills were I'M
troduced in the house
II. Il. si5. By Mr. salazar. Pro-
vidlng FOR the collection OF pO}i tax
by county ~troasurers. Internal Affairs
Al. H. gfG By Mcssrs. diversion and
Mehlhop. To provide Tor the pay
mcnt from money collected from In
surauce companies to certain orgt-
nlzcd ARE departments and to create
a fund for the benefit of disabled and
deceased volunteer bremen and their
dependents. Insurance, banks ana
banking.
h -. 81. By AR. Guthrie. To
provide Tor Strengthening the channel
Of he RIO Grande. Agriculture
II. 70. gis. By SIR. GREGG. Limit
Ing the compensation pcv mile to be
charged by railroad companies for
the transportation of any person with
ordinary baggage. Railroads.
H.. -. 2i9. By he committee on
military AFFAIRS. To promote the cf-
hciency Of the national guard and
create a military code. Military az
fairs.
- - ~hN ~ W. ANA'e u 90
lenCla. To annex the road aud high
way from Willard to Albuquerque TO
the state Dad Roads and highways
II. -. ZJl. by Mr.. Sanchez OF Wa
ioncia. To repeal section 5797 of the
code OF 1915 relating to community
bitches. Irrigation.
II. y. 252 by Mr.. Barnes by re-
quest. To amend sections 335, $40.
81 and $50 % the code OF 1915 con
ccrning admission Ia the bar ana the
practice Of the law Judiciary.
II. b. 253. D. Mr.. Barnes by re-
quest. To appropriate money for the
expense of the national guard includ-
Ing Indebtedness incurred ana TO be
Incurred ON behalf Of the several ar.
morlcs. Military Affairs.
II. a. 20. By Mr.. Barnes by re-
quest. To make an appropriation fur
unpaid expenses OF the armory board
OF Company q armcfy at A|lbuqucr-
qu. Military affairs.
II o. ESQ. By Mossr. Gouzsles.
LleWellyu and Barnes Providing fog
the establishment 90 mo fence pre-
ciucts' upon petition. for the rccoN e
cry OF damages hy animals .u certain
precincts and fixing fecs In such cases
Tor appraiser and Justices OF the
peace. Judiciary.
IA. b. $50. By M Barnes To pros
vide FOR the preparation and d,-tribu'
ton ~ ballots o. method uf voting
Judiciary
a. D. e5s. Hy Mr ORTIZ OF Guada.
ilupe. ESTABLISHING AN uitcr1cy stat,
industrial school at santa Rosa stats
affairs
-. Is. Zse. Bv Mcssrs. Guu4alc- Ju,
L|icwcllyn To amend paragraph
-s-5 of the laws Of 1915 relating I,
district prohibition judiciary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

west and middlc-west presented seri-
Gus obstacles. they were optimistic to-
day concerning developments.
Hale Holden, president OF the Chi
cage. Burlington a Quincy railroad,
said:
The present embargo, ! believe.
viii be OF short duration. With suffi-
Client bottoms available, ! believe the
.'pituation viii adjust itself In thirty
days"
John y. Griffin, president OF the
Chicago board OF trade, said he be-
llievcd shipping conditions will show
great Improvement within the next -
hours. especially In shipment OF sra;f,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16

today has shown marked Improvement
Robert r. Putney was named regent
OF the agricultural college In a message
TO the governor TO the senate. and An
Iaiacio MontOya a member OF the state
board Of education. The remaining
members OF the agricultural college
board are a. follows. J. q. Lawson.
Otero county. James 5 Oueensberry OF
Dona Ana county; George n. Webster,
Jr.. Of Colfsx county and Carl Mueller
Of Roosevelt county. The other MEM
Dcrs ~ the educational board are
John Morrow OF Ration. w. a. Poore
% Eddy county. Frank Caruon. dean
OF the Las Vegas Normal and r. l..
Enloe. president Of the silver city
Normal
Thomas D.. Burns. Jr., Of RIO Arriha
county WAS named an additional meni-
Der II the cattle sanitary board.
The school Of mines regents weIa
named. including BENJAMIN Sanchez.
n. A. Lisie. n. W. Russell. T. ~ Ever
heart. all of Socorro, and j. ~. FULLY
'of Grant county.
The sheepsanitary board was named
IS follows seVerino Martinez 81 Coll
fax county Monroe Field 81 Snn Juaa
copnty Edward Sargent OF Rio Arri-
'na county. Justinno Baca ~ Socorro
county and Eoieso Romero of Nalcn-
.cia county
Miners hospital al iiutuu; NJ y.
AikesclL. 7. r. McAuliffe u. a. Phelps.
Frank Branncn ana Antonio valdez sll
.of CoifaN county.
Board OF regents Of the silver City
.ormai Alvin y, White. n a. Belts.
jackson Agec. John Corbctt and IT.. T..
Lowe. an ~ Grant county.
The house today ericr suspension
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-16
LOCAL MEN NAMED
ON STATE BOARDS BY
GOVERNOR De DACA
R. Z. Putney Is a Member of the
Board Of Regents Of the Agri-
cultural College; Anatacio Mon
toya on Board of Education.

special Dispateh to Tho Herald
santa Re. n. NJ. Feb. ie--The house
today. on motion 81 Jose Gonzales al
pointed a committee Of three 70 await
upon the family Of Governor de Baca
and express sympathy and interest 81
the house as lc the condition % the
governor. Messrs Gonzales. Aieiai.-
dro Areilano and Lyman T. shaw were
ramed on the committee.
DIR. J. II. Armilo. professor ~ med
icine at the University OF Colorado and
one OF the leading authorizes ON blood
treatment In the United states. has
been IN consultation with Or Massie
Tor the last two days and the official
report Is given out that the governor
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
6uueer5uot in 9lmetifa.

G8 finQt fut ironiih, mean nan bete 10 mel BON eucr &uf9ef9H~
IN inherent ciqcncn Qnoc bort uo lett g&c lam e$ 0pp mn mo8IG
fn Sof cine bctimnte alofc ,m1crer @eo6Gcrlng Ge9enpdrtt0 Dem
Smoerboc mtqcacn0e6t? <n o1 0robcren Std0ten pes Gltens prr
ihen oroBe llnrl6en mter 0u drHeren Sfi6ten os &oIfe5.
an 9em gorf trtt 0e lnufricoeubet 0ea &olfeS 9on5 oelohoef>
nc4ti6 AT Gooe. Sn Scr Dcrqon9tten @o6e fam es bort tat ta9lF@ SIT
gnff6n6en. 6rmlen, M}dnmr mO &inocr perlon9en, ia Idrteen moo
grot mo No6rmqsmittcfn. Der .Au5ug on letten SomStd8 1oafe fnr
ne Hcoiermo Gin ocniQen0cs 9eipiel en. QoS @otel @oloorf Alforo
m1roe bon elmer bunQrigcn @}nidcmeuge betirmt, Die inter 3roDnl9a'
nodb @rot ffric 9ruuen muroen 5u 6unen; Die FoH5et 1tono oataa9l0}
bpn1 MnIurm ser SunqerlOcn nudtloS gc9enhber. 5n pn VelaltiH
ser Groucn fonntc man 0cuG6 sic &cr5mciflun9 IcIl, one tie 81 lolGe0
9unoeln beronloBt Bate
Ole tGqIfb 8mc5mtnOcn ltnrl6cn iolten oenn oo] lua1erer Ne9hf
,mo os cine Mabnnnq r0 &2urnuug Dcner Goer mul nnQn e@ 81 cih
@irocrfrieo fonfnten IoIrn? @ro Ser &rdi0cnt lnlo Der 9on9rcf
opi#If ~ g0eoc iuhcn nm 6icIem umangenc9mcu Gun eli gnoe 81 pten.
gc oroBc gnsfu6r' bon Qcbcusmittcn uod europa 1T 5r1 &Hl lQni
nm Sen @1uftdnoen; ferncr Bot Die @abf1ft uno Spetllotloa Der etob
h1nblr 0erortiqe ,3u5tGnoc q~eidofen. @}on 1dnnet bier Veloer
6os Ioioen0c @cIQien mo iddt 0ou4in Elm SGutr nod ont o1oefl
be(o0en NIT WoDrlnqsmtttn. Cine &o6enitrttt 0e IN euel AnTfa
ienc 2cier I'M @e06ctrGgc fir @cgien eriutte bat III rn9elo9r jo
g8ohcn S~22654217 cr6oltcu. 0cnfen mir 3mdd)t ON unlcrc el9ene
Wot0lrfioen uno bdfen mir 0een an ercr Steue. @aptB 1T one $ufe
IeItuno. sic mir 8eQun erpciiuL b0bIt l0bG1; o6er merOen oe Dun
orruoen qmerifuner i6re @itburgcr ntdt Der 9er5oltgtef ontlo9@
Qonncn mir suie6cn, mic tigGh Eouicnoe, ia Qnnoerttaltetoc lnlere
W2itbHroer ouf Soften frenOcr M}enjAcn Dem @tn9ertoOc gcpelOt mer0eA
gso5 miro sic Negierung tl, Inn 0iecm lle6cltonoe o'5u1elfen? -"
t6oih mGter Inn f5 grefenoen ltnruben f0nnen SIT i4lln1men Ool9a
fibren. Die gcqierumg Iotc 5uie6en, Oob Der glnmenOe 6unfe crlFai
mer6e, ee bic 6lonne ouflooert. S0olIrm
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
Sin iuirfiamcs @littel.

0eutiblano8 lnterieebOotfricg lit etn3t9 tno aleln 9e9en Oe Nul
ierten un0 insbeion0ere gegen Gnglono 9ertffet. Us lag onrooPs mpl
in Scr 4bidt Ser oemiten 9egier1ng, Den geltrolen S3ooea 6l5nTnarH
Die ltnfonoe DeronIoBten bic Ocutidye Miltdrperooltnn9 sunni ltnfeFfS
bootfreq qeqen Gnglono. Sn 2onoon, no man onTon9S Tet Hoer8ei9'
NOR noR 9putIdIm0 QaSoeb1nqert pcr0en f0nnte, bat man t] lct Dem
l. Sebruar 5. s. eineS onOeren bc1ornlen.
2lopo George erfIdrtc nculi6 Dor ben @fit9lteoern os en9il1qeA
9orIoments, 0oB GuglonO Dor elmer Strife itanoe, eS lei penn, OoB OS
onae Qono mitbclfcn mIr0c, Sic @eabr 3u beiettgen scr Nonhen9epo4'
npbnp t1oIid5 ob 6erner Dcrlotqte Der Eremier cine @era0leBln9 oct
einfubr uno ucs omf sic @idfgfeit Der einbclnttt3en 9ro0utll0n Din.
qlono George, ser 5u @eginn ieiner 2oltbobn lD Oan oHpen 9VlIp'"9t"
hinqob, miro oQmabIh peiimiltib.
G1rdt un0 @eoenfen 0rudte ont Ser erTe Soro Der orIlppcH ~
nirofit0t. Cir eDuoro Gorioa. aus. Au9 CT febt aamoblid] oe @lrtHn9
ns sertIhen Observation-Disclosures Gin 81 erdicn por Den Mlf9lle0ef
Ss Oorromcnts rn0 mies anti sic 8plgcn 0e5 lt5ootfrie9es bin. San'
9n61rer mr0cn ie0odl 0umft gctr6rct, oaB gegenpqrl8 oe eIupteHl00
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6os Gronem del05 merOen miro ODER fann, fonnte or JeOo1 nl@f da9epeH
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lpirfIomer lit, ais man anfangs geglmbt botte ~.
Sn 0eutihlon0 lit man lbcr5engt oaB en9lano olnnen mlFt gu
,n 9oo oabroht mcrben fam. 3n @uglono ident man oarndbld
6ieies einau{eben. SoQte Gc4f@Iono in leincnt lnferneQnen elpl9ieN
iein. 0om ourfte 6rn0e in flr5er 3it 5n erparten fa'
w. -.Mplfram".
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02
entcntc stautsmauncr iinO uidts8n brnciOcn.

ogir moaen Sen arie8 sum 4bfbilB brTn9en' ml pe "'suV" ~
arieqes inns rTbren; mere 6etnoe 5taae9en poaen on &fp9 menel"V
ron. neil tic sic Gdreden 0ca 9ruge5 furdtcn". Nt oelen %orleh pm
Ser bopri5d5e MiniterprGibent @raf @cor8 s. BON 9errlng O@ VtH9
ser ldOcnOen Mdnner in Gngon0, 6rantreidl, Stolen lHo MlB"rO y
henfoa8 ridtiq be3eidnct. Die Stootsm0nner Der entente Sonoer mo9I
..ht ,n,,,,o6en Sob ie lire Grieqs3iele nidt crrcifen fomcn uno oB
lire gSo(fcr sic itrcdli6en 0pfr an @eni6cnlebcn unO Die DoDen Spel.
IN eut 1mlonit qebruht 6o6en. Die britiAen Stootsnponner oenlrdfen
sob sic entente aus Dem 2euu Gcbeu miro, mem Elm 6ruoe geldlolen
sD> So ho qrit+prmidde dis Seqer anerfcnnen nlB rm0 einen 9roBn
girtifoftsbumo ifnfft, ser pom Gngliden &onol bis sum Fer1la}n
mcqr6nien reut, mo Der &uBlQnos, &taliens nmo 0ranftelpS &lhlWe
,nerfi0t loBt; tic pifcn, ooB lid iGr idoner Flan, genlelnl@nffllal nn
>, iobfon, Werbifn6eten 0eutIhlan0 nod Dem &rNge bonoelspoHti0
,npitor al befqmpfen, ni0t permirfliben pir0, menn Der @rpeg nut Der
Gdoffunq cines grpfen INSTRUMENTATION @utd9a1fSDpnaoeS eaoef, oa
cinrn NusIauqfer bis in8 6er8 os GrientS btMn bat. l'o oe StmlS
rnS,,or o0erG p+ente GfGdtc 6efirducn, Dab lie pom egenen Solte 5ur
gedhcnidot oe3oqen merocn, mcnn lie cinen 6rieOeH ldllnBen, olrN oh
lie mh niht Elm ein3iges i6rer arlegsdlele cfrelGcn. &nr~ oe SM9c
hobor 10 hire M6lfer ann gringen bon INNER neHen Np1ern an9etad)et;
hprb sic quoe bringeu fe fb ielbIt idlieBlNb an Den @ql9en me0ll cs
linen nfft qaingt in Ouiem 6ribidbr oor CONNER enea enf'@eOChoen
5ieq all erringcn. Sbre Siegeaorsidten mo opr oe oeaTOor l"lVVc
gtpn Sic 9ooe ser Gntente Sfoataudnner it fetnc benetOen5werte.
-og8oHrum".
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

8. s. @crQmdun. SefretGr;
g. sc. gmmeri1, 6iilfSsS efretdr
Washington Journal., 1917-03-02

Ser SandboOitric9 mo iejuc
6iSbrri9sn GrgeaaiHc.

Hie Glaiicrtcn in6)cu Oic @Scii 81
tGmidcn-Sic maiirm abcr su8c-
itcbcn, bah bic Gage erit.it1 tit.
OUrbcrcitangen tar clue 0rpae
bcntIdc SfenIipe aI Der &Scit-
trout Sic SrGauiiirrnrs Ser
,,0cimnrmce."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-01
TRAIN PLAYERS
AND THE PUBLIC
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLANS FOR
lMAUGURATiNG MILITARY DRILL
ON ALL ITS BALL FIELDS.
tBy Associated Press.l


! LOUISVILLE, Ky, May IA course in
military training open to the public as well
as the players Of the various baseball
teams in the circuit will be instituted with
in two weeks, according to Prcsident
Thomas j. Hickey, ofsthc American asos-
citation. M
Every club in the league has approved
the plan," President Hickey said in making
the announcement and We hope to have it
in operation within two weeks. first in the
Eastern cities, and u few DAYS lattr in
the Western end of the circuit.
'The war department has been asked TO
supply a regular army man n drill master
who will be stationed at the ball park in
each American association city. During
the time the home club Is engaged in amc
on its own grounds he will drill the players
as well a. the public. When the team il
away from homc he will give his attention
entirely to those citizens who desire Ia
avail themselves of his instruction. Each
drill master will be paid 800 a month by
the American association in addition Ia his
! regular army salary, according to present
plans.
'Tho ball parks will he open to the pub
lie for drill morning cftcrnoon and even
ing. In this way it is hoped hat every
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-05-01
SPORTS CALENDAR FOR WEEK.
TUESDAY


Opening Of spring race meeting of Mary
land Jockey club, at Pimlico, Md.
Opening of the season of the Blue Rid.,
baseball league.
Freddie Welsh W. Johnny kilbanc, IL
rounds, at New York.
johnny Dundee y. Joe Rivers. 1.
rounds. at Boston.
WEDNESDAY,.
Opening of the season of the New York
State baseball league.
Heavyweight wrestling match between
John Olin and Stranger Lewis, at Chi
cage.
Johnny Harvey v. Patsy Cline, III
rounds, at New York.
THURSDAY.
Opening of the season Of the Three Eve
ba ,eball league.
Opening of annual spring golf tourna
mcnt Of Atlantic City IN. j. Country
club.
Opening of the season of the Central
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one, regardless of his hours of leisure. who
wishes to begin the task Of fitting himself
for military service will be allie to avail
himself Of the instruction.
'Two objects. one with a selfish element,
and the other having in il only the desire
to he Of service to the country. have act
uated the club owners in taking up the
plan.
"In the first Instance ii is realized that
ball players arc not in an occupation which
may be called absolutely necessary. We
realize that because Of this circumstance
and the further fact that they are nee
~cssarily in fine physical condition those
among them who would be affected by
any scheme of universal liability to mill
tary service would be among the first
called 10 the colors.
1T has been Indicated however, that il
will be the policy Of the war department
10 leave undisturbcI in their Occupations
all men who may be subject 10 service, if
they are receiving military Instructions.
Thus by instituting military training the
clubs are guarding against the loss which
might be occasioncd by the sudden call
ing up Of the younger members Of each
team.
I'm the second instance it l. felt that
a public service will be performed by al
fording 10 the citizens of American asso-
citation cities. an opportunity for learning
at least the rudimcnts Of military drill.
"Within a few months hundreds and
thousands of young men probably will be
called up for training from American AZ
sociation cities. With the Institution Of
military training in the ball parks the play
crs will be given what the average recruit
gets in the first few weeks u his train
ing. and even if not called Ia the colors
Immediately. his efficiency as a sold or
will not suffer in comparison ~ith that Of
othcrs who may be called sooner. In all
dition he will be keeping himself in the
finest possible physical trim BY engaging
in one Of the most healthful sports
known" IA