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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
PLANS
A BIG ADVERTISING
CAMPAIGN FOR MEN
Advisory Board Formed to Handle
Publicity Matters in Connection
With Obtaining Soldiers, Sail
ors or Workmen.


BY Associated Press
Washington. March 2S--Prcliminary
arrangements Tor coordination OF at
government advertising Of national
scope through national advertising
advisory board were made today AZ
the war ana navy department. De-
tails win be- worked out through Bi-
rector clifford OF the national deicns"
council
The purpose of the board, the ser
vices Of which have ucon offered To
the government without cost. rs TO
determine the advertising medium 20
be employed in c1mpnigns to secur"
soldiers sailors or workmen Of any
Kind In the present emergency As a
MEASURE OF preparedness In the event
that big volunteer army h. raised.
copies OF all the posters and litera- g
turc used for this purpose iu England
are now en- route ftom London.
The committee. which called on
Secretary Daniels and Secretary Baker
today rs headed by Herbert ). Hous-
ION. president Of the Associated Ad-
VertiEing Association. and included
William n. Rankin, president OF the
Western Advertising Agents associa- b
tion. Chicago; -. ]. GUIDE, New YORK;
Thomas u Moore Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association. aud
%. e. Harm Of the Association OF Ma
tional Ad"rtiscrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
Bandits Clash With de Facto Sol.
diers at Mapula, Twenty Miles
South o. Chihuahua City, and
Former Are Beaten.
REPORTS OF ENGAGEMENT
IN CAPITAL ARE DENIED
1000 Carranza Men, Commanded
by Joaquin Amara, Arrive to Re
inforce Garrison; Freight and
Express Moving


By Aesncintrd FfeA
Juarez, Mexico. March -S--NiIb
forces Wcr, defeated AZ Mapua, 30
miles south of chihuahua city yestcr'
dan afternoon hy the dr ftDtp troops
IN command ~ General Francisco
Mursua according To unofficial but
reliable reports received here today
from Chihunhu1 fity. All reports ui
fightlng within the city were denied
today. Mapuiu having been the closest
point To which the Niih forces prnc-
truted yesterday. 10 was said. At mill
taN headquarters u was said no mes
sagrs had been received from the
stat, capital TODAY and this was taken
as AN indication that there was mo-
fighting u progrc- near thcte.
Freight and express matter is tg"iu
being sent south from here.
The defeat of the villa troops A.
Mupula Yesterday following IA, fight
iug between Mapula and Bachimha
cnnNun sunday ana Monday was De
ltcvcd here e. have prevented villa
OF attacking chihuahua CITY with hi
entire force early today An uuoou-
firmcd report was received here today
that General joaquin Amaro. win
5000 de facto troops had arrived 90
Chihuahua city from Torreon 20 rein
force General Murguia
be facto troops lost two trains OF
the battle of Bachimha Monday, ace
CordinE 10 70 Mexican refugee who ~
rived from chihuahua city inst night
The trains were carrying the Naqui In.
dams from sonora who we're forced e.
retreat ON foot Another refugee said
villa was IN personal command of hl'
troops az Hachimha.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
.FURTHERADVANCESDY
FRENCH ARE CLAIMED
IN SO|SSONS REGION
Germans Are Being Pushed Back,
According to Paris; Several I'm.
portant Points of Support TAX.
en-; Artillery Fighting Heavy.

By Associated Press
Paris, March 2S.-The advance of
tho French in the region north of
SOissons was continued during the
night Progress was made north of
the Ailettc river and east of the Leu
illy- -Neuville-Sur- MntEiVal line where
Important positions were captured.
The statement follows;
Between the Sommt and the Disc
and south Of the Disc there were no
important events during the night
The artillery hring was rather heavy
in the region east OF the lower forest
Of Couchy North ~ the Aillettc We
made further progress and also In the
sector east of the line Leuilly-Neu-
WILLIE Sur MargiVal. whore we captured
several important points ot support.
I'm the region of Rheims We made
a surprise attack east uf Neuville, taxi
ing prisoners. In the Champane late
yesterday agnd during the night the
artillery hghting became violent. espe-
cially In the region ~ Butte du Mes
nil and Maisons de Champagne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
Former Premier Says He Consid.
ers 1t Neither just Nor Expe-
dent to Withhold From Women
the Power or Right to Vote.
INVALUABLE SERVICE Is
RENDERED ALLIES CAUSE
Aside From Actual Bearing Of
Arms There Is Hardly a Duty
Which They Have Not Dis
charged Satisfactorily.
by Associated Rvs.

by Associated Prrts.
London. March ~. $40 p. m.---i'or-
mer Asquith said In che house OF COM
mons today that the house would not
be unprepared to hear that he and
other members m longer regarded
the question of woman suffrage from
the standpoint thcy occupied before
the war. Mr.. Asquith made this
statement IN moving the adoption OF
"A plan for electoral reform
Mr., Asquith said his opposition 10
woman suffrage always had been
based solely on considerations OF pub
lie expediency. The women had now
worked out theiI own salvation. The
war could not be carried on without
them. What moved him especially, he
added. WAS the problem OF recon-
struction after the war. He considered
II 10 be pcithlr lust nor eSpedient to
withhold from women the power or
the right To make their votes heard
directly.
The fact tina. for three years there
had been no recurrence OF the de-
testnblc campaign which had dlsfig-
urcd our public life" said MIR. Asquith.
would make II impossible for any one
TO say that In changing their position
in regard To suffrage he and his asso-
ciates had yielded to force what they
had refused Ia Yield To- arguments.
With the exception OF the actual
hearing OF arms in the field there was
hardly a service which had contrib
uted TO maintenance OF the cause of
the allies In which woEaen had not
been MS active and efficient as men.
Wherever one turned might be seer.
women who without detrlment to the
preorgatives Of their sex. were per-
forming work which three years ago
would have been regarded AZ falling
exclusively within the province OF men.
After the war questions would arise
with regard TO w0men's labor func-
TONS and activities in which the WON :
on must have voice.
/ Mr.. Asquith also supported strongly
the other proposals. for electoral re-
I form and expressed the opinion that
the recommendation that an elections
should tnkc place ON one day dcali
with one at the greatest reforms
/ winch codld he introduced. Tie un-
derstood that the life OF parliament
would he extended further until the
end Of November and hoped that q
new register ON the limos of the re.
forms suggested would be ready
should an election be necessary az thai
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
MEXICAN PASSPORTS GIVEN
THREE GERMANS AT JuARs.Z

~ pHsp, March 2S,--MeNiCan pass
ports have been issued tn three Ger
man subjects to go into the interior OF
MeNito from Juarex during the past
month according to the official rec-
ords az the cnrranzN consulate here.
One other German applied for a pass
port to 80 tu Mexico but was refused
as an undesirable because of his for
mer connection with villa
IA addition 20 this number. "a Ger
man american deserter from "A Geor
gia national guard regiment appeared
in Juarez ard accompanied the other
Germans south, according IA unoffi-
Cial reports
KHmors that Germans were Ioininf,
the CarTauza army IN Juarez aud We're
appearing In numbers at the border
from the south were denied hy Care
rama officials No strange Cermans
are to be eeen un the streets or In
the stores of Juatez.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
Miss Margarita de Baoa, Daughter
of Late Governor, Will Christen
the Battleship; Date Not Def.
initely Decided.
WILL BE CHAPERoNED BY
MANY NoTABLEs OF STATE
Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Walton and Governor and
Mrs. Lindsey to Attend.

Santa Fc. y. NJ. March 2S- Misc
Margdiiin g. de Baca, daughter Of the
late Governor Ezcquicl G. de Raca uf
Sew McNiou will christcn the dread
naurh, "Ncw Mexico when II is
launched at dutc not yet definite but
expected to he IN the last week of
April she will he chaperoned by Mrs.
W. g. Mcdonald. wife uf former Gov
.ernor Mcdonald. United states senator
and Mrs A. \ Jones. Cungressma %
and Mrs ". H. walton and Governor
aud Mrs W E Lindsey will be pres
ent To- head the New Mexico delegn-
tiuU
\ commission appointed by the gov
crnor consisting of Mrs. l.. y. Priaeo.
Colonel B NJ Cutting, and Miguel
ChaVcs of Santa Fe is considering de-
signs Tor the $4,000 battleship silver
service authorized by the legislature
and which will he presented after tn
dreadnought goes into commission. u
IL planned 10 hold a prize contest in
selecting "a design for the service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES
MAY BE ISSUED TO GET
MONEY FOR GOVERNMENT


Washington March Piana fof
the iHsuauce Of one year certificates 20
provide finance temporarily for tho
government probably will he auuounr-
ed by the treasury department wiihin
the next forty eight hours.
Secretary McAdoo has had under
consideration gur the past several DAY
details uf the issuduc" nf suftcicUt
certificate 60 tide over the govern
mcnt until collection Of the iucom"
tax In Juuc Under the law ne rs
authorized to issue one yonr ccrtiii-
Gates up to y3GU. uOu. 600 ut 20 rate Of
interest not exceeding three per cent.
The balance iu the general iund "i
the treasury stood today 40 approx
uatotN So. 600 goo but Will De reduced
81. GGO. 600 saturday when the Wat-
rant for tho payment Cor the Danish
Wosi Indies ls issued THIS VIII So d'-
uIr'o tEc fund ls tu make temporary
financing uu almost immediate n''e7-
.a.ty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
GERMANS BELTS MAY
HAVE TO Be DRAWN
UP ANOTHER NOTCH
The Recent Stock Taking of Grain,
Potatoes and Other Foodstuffs
SO Unfavorable as to Cause Gen.
eral Apprehension.


ny Associated Press
Copenhagen, via London. March 2N
.6 80 "a ui.-The result OF the recent
stock taking of the grain. potatoes and
other ioudstuffs was su unfaVOrablc
as to cause general apprehension, "a,
Curding tu the Berlin Norvucrt-. whlrh
quotes remarks made before the reith-
stag ,ommitteV ON food 10y tn" Spnlul-
ist Deputy Ebert
According To- the Nurwdcrts Deputy
Ebert -aiG an inventory showed the
1916 yield OF bread grains was unlN
10000 tons or - pounds per capita
above tn" 1915 harvest. "a harvest
which had been regarded as almost
calamitous Earlier reports had de-
scrihcd ID ds good and q ationiug
scheme was based on an estimated eN-
cess ut .OU0, 600 tons. The reduction
iu the visible supply by ono half oN-
plains the out iu bread r1tions.
Deputy Ebert added that "a similar
deficit apparent, existed IN other
food products.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
ALL DUTCH STEAMSHIPS
IN BRITISH PORTS ARE
CoNFIsCATED, REPORT

10 NHHN. iNitl IletN
NVashingtor. March 1N Dutch
steamships iu British ports reported
hero today 60 have been rouiiS'at'd
10, IN, British government
tn, information reached here iroW
F.. grain house which sold The nutrh
Government a.. Grain aboard many ot
,u. Vessels 90 could not he '"ni'rWc /
10 tha Netherlands legation
About FORTY Dutch shius nov ar.
u ports N'luugius to Great Britain lnd
"a fleet ol 'ft'au lrniu carrying Ncr-
-rl. is understood tu pc ON IL way
from , Holland port to the United
Statr-. MANY ot the Dutch ships now
.u British ports have been detained Tor
nom six to ,uiEht weeks.
The British government FOR some
time has been insisting th't a ''rthln
,rr.cutup. az Dutch merchant tom
uls, carr, r.,ruuc- Co British d'siina
r.uus ruI ihp Dutch government h1
refused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
LEADERS IN CONGRESS
GIVE CONSIDERATION TO
LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

Washington. March -tougr's-
s.ouu leaders to-day gave informal
alteration Zoo tn, legislative pro-
gram Goo meet tho u1ronu. oiu'l s'ncN
hut b. vu- emphasized shat t'uuI'"
stems tn th0t end would mot n' nnru
m'u after President Wilson deliver
his address tp ,uugI,-- soon after ll
,auy.ucs ln cNtrourdurry session next
Monday.
Meantime. steps tn pW' tho nation
IA ID stat, ot readiness Goo meet any
,,ru,ulluy went ahead actively More
Than $1,000 national suWd-m"u we're
uud,r order. today 90 remain 100 th'
frI,rpl service for police duty ut iu-
dustrlW plants and other property ln
th,tr RESPECTIVE states. Altogether
about So uop guardrmon have now
neon called out for this purpose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
WILL TAKE STEPS TO
SAFEGUARD COMMERCE
IN THE EVENT OF WAR


Washington Marcl 2S.---Se y atary
Reddeld will name shortly Commit
tee of business men 20 advise has lie
Durtment In framing measures -
safeguard the country's commerce II
war comes and TO meet conditions et-
ter the war. lie conferred today with
Willard straight OF New York. repre-
senting the National 'Forelfn Trade
Council. whose members have appraN-
ed the plan.
The committee will scrve as an 'n-
formal body. II viii work out with
the department plans Tor perma-
ncut organization 10 cooperate win
the government in promotion OF Tor
eign trade.
Commerce department officials rea-
lie that the war has changed so com =
pleteiy the position OF this country IN
the financial world that future
practical national financial policy
must be outlined
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
FINDING OF EXPLOSIVES
ON MOTOR BOAT LEADS TO
ARREST OF ONE SUSPECT

Ncw YORK, March Discovery of
A. motor nont containing forty pound
,f dynamitc and sixteen dctuunting
can, within half mile of Fort Totten
and not far from United states de-
rtroycr on neutrality duty, led 10 the
detention by the police tunay Of man
who said he was Matthias Johnson "'
Perth Amhoy, y. j.
johnson aid he wu- % wrcokcr Whu
had come from Perth Nmhuy Go hl""
nm I, wreck and had nat iu for shelter
"a, Inc hnsln near the fort hoCnusc ul
,,tu and darkness The police au-
thnritic. asserted he produced no %.
cpusc as wrecEcr or To- uauspor
dynamite
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
GREAT DRIVE AGAINST
ITALY BY THE CENTRAL
POWERS is PREDICTED

Rome. tHt iul... aiAl'U - ".F n. I..
The predicted great uiltnrI' '
arulus, ltaly u, the central mowers
continues tu n" the hio, iupi. of dis
,u-sIon boz miNtrN and political cir
Giles Field Marshal Won Hindcnburt
Be- credited with aiming 40 au iu-
'lsIuu of France across q PROSTATE
liaIy lu th'- connection General
Dru--l commander of tho Moutcno-
grim troops serving with the italian
army. writes
"A tvrriuie HUu desperate attack be-
iu preparation agaiust our lines Ever,
one f0resec- Il and even the enemy
announces b. In order to intmidutC us
by threatening u with the Cat" "i
Rumuuit and serbia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
GERMAN SUSPECTED OF
BEING SPY ARRESTED;
TRIES TO TAKE LIFE


BY Atr6eiated lictr
Rochester. y. Y. March 2N-Adolph
Yates. a German. Is undor arrest iii
Gouava ON the technical chargc of at
tempted suicide pending the arri' 9l
there 81 federal officers from Buffalo.
Tho discovery uf "A letter he had writ
ton telling uf visits to plants 20
Springfield Mass, and other cities
where he found conditions AN right
and had flashed notice to the Ger
man agent for transmission 20 Mex.
ico" led TO his arrest Later he at
tempted to XIII himself with knife
Yates arrived ~ Geneva seven dave
ago ana obtained employment az an
automobile school \ search of his
personal effects revealed maps, clip'
pings photographs ana other sus'
yirluuz document
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
ELEVEN AIIsPLANEs Rugged
nv GERMANS ON WiST FRONT

10 sayviIle. March 2s) The official
report Of today delayed In transmits
sion) saws the Germans brought down
eleven airplanes in fighting YESTERDAY
on the western front \ German
squadron attacked the French port OF
DunSirs where fires were observed.
The fighting In the region below
St Quentin on Sunday was especially
severe The statement says the French
sustained heavy losses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
FOUR MORE REGIMENTS
OF NATIONAL GUARDsMEN
CALLED INTO SERVICE

tN NhfNfihifu IfFhh-
Washington MarCl 3N.--Four addi-
tiuual regiments Of the National guard
were called into the federal service to-
dny by tho war department They are
the first West virginia, seventy fourth
New York. second Connecticut and
second New Jersey infantry regiments.
The order applies also 20 troops de-
muhilizcd within the last fcW days
which the department understood 90
~tili Dee in the federal service whom it's
previous orders were issued. Th're
are about six regiments 100 this class
which viii he demohilized again,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
REPORTS OF A GERllAN
EXODUS INTO MEXICO
WITHOUT FOUNDATION


ny Associated Press
Washington March eS.--Ohiciai re-
ports from the southern department
made public today suy reports that
many Germans have crossed into
Mexico since diplomatic relations ne-
tween the United States anA Gcrmauy
were broken on are without founda-
ton.
The records OF the Immigration au-
thoritics and of the army intelligence
service along the border show that
only three Germans have passed into
Mexico since February In tho
Brownsville district and IS az the
Laredo region. 80 oi the latter having
returned a. the United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
YOUNG RUSSIANS MAY BE
ENCOURAGED TO COME TO
U. 8. FOR TECH EDUCATION

New York. March 2N- Encourage
ncnt OF Young Russians to come to
the Gaited states FOR their technical
education and OF American aid In eh-
tnblighing technical schools In Russia
was suggested ar a means OF promot-
ing good relations between the two
countries by Dr Edward T.. Pratt.
chief of the federal bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce, at luncheon
given here today. lie praised the par.
German capital and industry had
played In develoriug Russia. predicted
they would continue after the war but
declared the United states should rec
ognige that Gcrmany's greatest failure
had boon "A neglect 90 win the SYM
rathN OF the Rursian people.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN IN
SMITH MURDER CASE is
ON HAND TO TESTIFY


Denver March 2S.--With the ap-
pcaraHce OF Mrs Julia Brown, who,
the defense asserts is the mysterious
Mrs. charles Miller. who registered az
the hotel whore Smith lived two days
before smiths murder, the defense In
the uIal of Mrs. stella Newtun Moore
smith FOR the murder of her husband
WIN have played IT, trump card. Mrs.
Brown is expected Ia take tho stand
This afternoon. tt is expected the
case viii go TO the Jury by tomorrow
night
The morning was spent by = torney
in presenting arguments 10 Jndke
Shenfor regarding instructions I" p'
given the jury There was NO sessiol
pr court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
BRITISH VESSEL JAMES
BURTON COOK Is SUNK
By GERMAN SUBMARINE

Boston March 2S The sinking OF
tho British schooner james nurton
cook hN a Gtrmnn submarine March
10 while on e voyage from 81. Johns.
y. r.. ior Cadlz. Spain. was reported
by Captain Smell Grove. her COM
maudvr. who Hrrived ln this country
today The siN members OF the crew
who were picked np after Acing adrift
iu "a small nuAt fof sixteen hours came
over on the vessel with hinl.
Captain stephen W. McDonough
aud william u. Lowe. mute OF the
American schooner Lyman L. Law.
sunk by German submarine in the
Mediterranean IN February. arrived
here today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
CUBAN REBELS STEAL AN
ENTIRE CIRCUS EXCEPT
THE TENTS AND sAWDUsT


New York March 2S-Cuban revo-
lutioulsts stole an entire one ring cir
Gus except the tents and the rawdust,
according To- Edward and Lottie Me-
Ginlcy. members of the show, VINO
arrived here today on a steamship
from cuba The rebels. ordered by
their chief 90 commanders the circus
horses and food supplies. made oil
with the garments of Caesar ana
Cleopatra after drawins lots Tor dts
tributluu OF them and captured also
23-year-old lion. and Hattie, the ele-
phant. The circus was playing at the
time al town about twenty miles
from Havana. the arrivals said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28

oxford Eng March 2S.-N with 90
view Co encouraging Americans and
Ooloui1l- tu de- research work nc OK
ford the governing body of the un,-
Nersity b. considering granting the de-
rrcc uf doctor OF philosophy. The new
dcprpc win probably ho finally adopted
this spring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
PRIZE SHIP APPAM IS
DELIVERED TO AGENT
OF BRITISH OWNERS


Norfolk. Va. March 2N. - The
United STATE district court here today
un order ut the supreme court turned
over tho prize ship Appam 90 Floyd
Hughes, representing the british Airi-
can Steamship Navigation com pany.
owners Of the vessel prior to her cap-
turo hy the Germans.
The court ordered that $500 the
proceeds of the sale of the cargo. be
paid 10 the English owners. The
money is in Norfolk aud Richmond
banks. The unsuld portion uf the car
go. consisting of ore. b. ordered re-
stored TO the owucrs The German
defendants are ordered To pay all costs
100 connection with the ease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28

pctrogral March 2N-A thousand
vpod--nVs per month are being manu-
IA artured at tho new government f''-
tories in the Ural region Rusid h1
hitherto obtained gl nor wood 1wf
from Sweden
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28

Berlin March lA.-Thc new coal taN
which the government plans Go put
iu force shortly is expected 10 weld
about $3.50, 1000. 900 a year this amount
being figured on basis ~ 5oo,0o0 .o"0
tonH output
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
OKLAHOMA MAN GUILTY
OF MURDER; SENTENCED
TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Hy Assot lated Ircas
Bklahoma City. Okla. March 2s-
John N Couch, ON trial In district
court here ON tie charge of having
Lillcd his sister boo ipv. Miss Nellie NJ.
Dunn an oklahoma city school
teacher. was found guilty today oi
nrst degree murder and sentenced 10
lie Imprisonment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
CITY MANAGER LAW is
UPHELD IN DECISION OF
KANSAS SUPREME COURT

Topeka. Kans March IS The
state supreme court today upheld the
city manager law passed by the re-
cent state legislature. The decision
came in the mAndamus action TO COM
Del Mayor .. a. Bentley Of Wichita to
call an election for commissioners
who would appoint manager for the
city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
&c RMER CoNvICTs ARE
FOUND TO BE PATRONS
OF N. Y. TANGO PARTIES

New York. March 2S-lp connection
with the investigation of the strangling
OF Mrs Elsie Lee lliluir here tw"
weeks ago. the police are taking a
census OF SO called tango pirates -
men who make a practice of neetins
women. espc, iallN married women. IN
dancing places aud cNtoiting money
from them
bf 80 names already obtained, ~
was said. nyostisatiuns showed that
almost fftf nf the dancing men
were former rpuN lets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-28
TOO SHORT TO JOIN THE
ARMY is MAssAGED AND
ROLLED, THEN ACCEPTED


Kansas city. March 1N.--rnr, IT,
Wheeler. who applied Tor enlistment
with tho Thtrd Missouri infantry today
was found To ho one inch hort of the
required five fort four inches rcgulu-
tion To remedy the dciort half
dozen guordsmcu m1ss1ged and rolled
the applicant for an hour when h'
was again brought before tho oNuwir
ing physician and was accepted
Who.Ier's stature was said Co have
been decreased as 10 result of carry in.
sacks uf cement