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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
TuE GREAT cIn,aITY EVENT.

And the greatest Of these j.
charity"
The good people of Albuquerque are
always ready % respond To the call 81
the needy. such a call is frequently
heard In the southwest. the great
sieoeu OF the INDECENT trbercuiar.
Unfortunately. these IS no public in
stitutlon IN Albuquerque that syste.
matioasiy takes care VI the poor. For
this reason the civic Batterment league
has Interested itself In the relief OF
the work. and has always met with the
warm support Of the citizenship Of
Albuquerque.
TO do rs work. however. the league
needs funds. II reli2s considerably ON
the proceeds Of the annual chart,
ball 60 bring IN the necessary money
with which 90 carry on Us work dur
Ink the current year.
THE ball this year will Dee held On
April 81. al the Armory. The men ami
"Nihth h' wv 'Neb"' aHt "'ihh tH'N
utmost 10 make the affair a succes
But the ultimate decision whether the
event will be- a testimonial Of the
philanthropic spirit of Albuquerque
rests with the people Of the city,.
These people haNc never been found
wantins where the cause was good.
tn civic BetteFment league b. a.
present conducting a mai campaign 10
gather in the odds and ends left over
from last fails ho~use-to-house cau-
vass. IN this enterprise. too, the
league deserves the uustlnted support
Of the community. s. lar, an
aging response h reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

fitted with tubes containing the germs
OF contagious disease are being so~n
by rcuton flyers. The curious or In
cautious pen such - packet and the
Eermr infect an those nj
The kaiser u desperate and IL Will
ms, apparently, TO resort to shy
60 gain some slight advantage over the
However. we are unable TO
see that his cause II being helped
along any by taking the lives OF lnno-
cen children who are so unfortaunte
as to partake OF the poisoned candy
dropped by his aviators, or hat he II
making any progress toward a victory
by disseminate Ing gems Of contagious
diseases. She. most OF which all into
the hands OF noncomha,ants Is this a
sample % German Kul,urg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
THE MrITING pnr.

There h trouble still in Mexico.
According 20 "a reccnt report there
are 100000 eggs In cold ,.orage ir
New York state
An indianapolis police chef aud
other pubic officials have been arrest
cd in an election scandal
one seventh ~ the adult population
of the state OF Washington holds some
sort Of political Office.
An old Bible in his vest pocket saved
the life OF q philadelphia man when
he was stabbed hy his room mntc
Construction of the two battleship-
authorized 10y the navy bill March ..
1915. and four battle cruisers author
tied by the bhi o. August. lgt6 has
q begun
Prof Pupin uf Columbia. who
came to this country a poor boy aud
worked "a - laborcr. VAS recent,
given "a banquet in honor ~ his dis.
ting1tshed public service.
Alton -. Parker. former democratic
candidate Tor the presidency. SAYS
shoddy politicians are making capital
out Of the nations danger in lcaNiur
us unprepared fnr the emergencies
OF e
Rear Admiral Fistc says. General
Grant would be shocked 10 see the
difference In manner and carriage u'-
tween the young men Of today and
the young men who marched behind
him so years ago
The ] W. w have circulated Il book
Of hymns. one verse reads as follow,
Onward Christian Soldiers RIP
and tar ana smltc'
Let the gentle Jesus bless your dyua-
mite.
Splinter skulls withshrapncl. fcrtilizc
the sod.
Folks who do not speak our tongue"
deserve the curse OF God.
Smash the doors Of every home. pret-
ty mfiuc" lis;
,.c yodr might and sac ri right 'u
treat her as your please
The Anaconda standard snrcastical-
Is suggests the introduction of the fol-
lowing bills in the Montana lcgisl.-
turc
House bul t.220. by Gosh rcguiating
the length uf h%ut-pins, coupling pin-.
safcty-pins rolling pins and ten pins.
House bin t321, by Gum regulating
the size of bank rolls.
House bin i.3a2. by Gee. amending
the law Of ~grayitation.
House bin 1893. by Heck repeat
ing the moral law.
House bill 4a2I. los Cad amcudu.,
the law Of supply o. demand
Let the People rule
From Leslirs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
Today's Anniversaries.

1SOS-James y. Henderson. first
state governor uf Texas, born In Lin
coin Countq, y. G. Died In Washing
tor. y. G., June I. 1855.
.Nif-British parliament pusscl the
sed'tious meetings and assemblies bill.
ih3l-First pust-officc established
In Chicago.
lSi2-Hcury clay of Kentucky re-
signed his seat IN the United state
senate.
1s5f-First treat, between the Unit
ed states nnd japan. IT peace, amit>
and commerce
iSi6-The property of the clergy IN
Mexico was sequesjratcd
l>6i-Mr S%purgeon's great BAPTIST
e. bernacir In London opened
tS6a-tirst day 81 the battlr ~
Five Forks. which ended In a victory
Tor the federals Under Gen sheridan.
tS67-Capturc Of captain Maclurc.
a leader If the Feniar rising In Ire
land.
lSN2-Attcmpt made tu 1iuw up the
monument tu Major Andre On ,hc site
az his grave ut Tnppan. \. v.
1S9o-A mat hosen To- assas~inate
the ear of Eussia. bt lot. committed
suicide, leaving "a letter incriminatins
his associates.
ls00-Geu. Louis Bosnia succeeded
Gen Iouhert ms commandcr-in-chicf
% the Boer iorocs
iPOi-Thc French courts removed
all legal obstacles to the transfer ~
the Panama canal property 60 the
United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
The Scrap Book



Tn historN's page clear-written one
may read
How Rome. effeminate through lts
age-lonE greed.
bazed by It's dreams OF opulence aud
ease.
Its boarded wealth fas-borne from
over seas
Lollins abuut its marble porticos.
stated hy friumphs into soft rcposc.
fte"rd, on n sudden. It's Impending
fate
midnight cry-Tho Cloths are at
the Gate
To-day as then. the hours have winged
feet.
Shall we. unhecding their portentous
beat.
nhllN and p0lter, temporise and wait,
TIL we, toe. hear-The Cloths are at
the Gate
clinton Scollard in New York
Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
uNrrUL THE STARS ANp STRIPES

Every business house private :esi-
dence and public building where
patriotism abides should display the
Red. White and Blue. Much has al-
ready beer done iu this direction bot
ibere is Don for Improvement. Every
man. woman and child should show
the colors In some form. We are all
too much inclined 70 accept the bless.
ings Of liberty a- Cd matter OF couI-.
and forget that our fprefathcrs fought
Tor these things The flag b. an out
ward manifestation OF our inner
feelings. n YOU love your %coluutr,
show II hy unfurliug Old Glor1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
WOULD coNscnnr nc IxcoMEs.

washington. The administration
has under consideration plans for y
new revenue act conScripting all per-
sunnl incomes IN excess ~ 100000 u
year during the period OF war with
Germany.
such a law. II II estimated. goulu
produce between . billion and billion
dollars a year. which the administra-
ton believes would he adequate for
the necessities uf this country.
In addition to confiscating the eX-
@css OF incomes more than Si0U. 0OO
the plans cali for drastic increases in
the tax rates on incomes under that
amount. ranging from ) per cent on
the smaller ones to so per cent ON
the larger ones between $4,000 and
100000 a ear, and heavy taxes on
corporation Incomes.
The purpose Of such a law. VI II
stated. " To- nave wenlth boar IT, share
of the war burden along with labor.
The advantages " the law. In the
opinion 81 its sponsors, would be- man
fold IN the first place. II would o.
%frctually XIII the CRY that war was
being waEcd in the interest Of the i'm
menscly rich. for IL would wipe out
the profits heretofore derived from
war.
In the second place. IL would reduce
the bonded debt placed ON future gem
eratiuns. IN the third place, such a law
would compel the men who do not
render military service for their com
try To- pay Tor tho service Of others In
proportion to their ability To do 80
one feature of the plan IL 10 devote
a large part 81 The proceeds Of the on
useai"d Incomes To- he support Of tho
families Of mon who volunteer or are
drafted to serve In the army or navy.
The confiscntory income tax would
not be a tax on capital. but a tax on
income only. Cauitrl would oe left in
ir"t - after tho war ends the con-
fiscatnr> rates ON incomes would ho
remoN cd.
IN addition Goo CONSUMPTION iudivid-
ual Incomes above 100000 and in.
rreasing the tax ON Incomes less than
Sloo.o0r proponents Of the plan would
consrript the incomes 81 corporations
TN excess 90 some margin of profit. say
q or 5 per cent. The present revenue
law loyics a tax Of \ per tent ON al
profts in cNccss ~ : per cent on the
ca pital 81 corporations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Rafcball-N New York Nationals ~.
Detroit Americans, at Dallas
Boston Americans vs.. BROOKLYN Na
tiorpls. NJ Kansas city.
Boston Nationals vs.. New YORK. Am.
'ricaus. at W1NCross. ca g.
Washington Americans Sc. CinDi
natl Nationals 81 Cincinnati
Golf-Uuitcd North and South open
'~h1mpi"nfhtp tournament - Five
hurst. y. q.
iNmua~tic- National A. \ g.
championship at Newark y +
Track -rontrai \ \ T.. indoor
championships. at Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
TO RISK Ala N ONE BATTLE.

Since The beginning of the retreat
OF the Germans on the Franco-B Belgian
front II develops tina the kaiser has
determined TO risk all In one titanic
battle. lust how far this retreat will
continue the outside world knows but
little about, AZ indicated In the dis
patches "a few days ago. II may have
come to a halt and IL this Is the case
one of the bloOdiest engagements cf
the war may be expected TO be fought
In a short time. which battle. by tho
way, may be the decisive one. The
terminus Of the Withdrawal is a battle.
field carefully prepared weeks. even
months. beforehand. upon which all
that remains OF Germans real fight
Ing forces will turn agains. the en-
tente armies in a last formidable at
tempt to efface the disastrous results
OF the Marine and Yerdun.
when this clash comes there will be
no lingering for days In underground
bomb-proofs while the artillery pavea
a wa to the enemy's paraphets. The
action viii be begun. according 90
military critics. By airplane recon
naissances and OF cavalry
patrols. as Il was in Belgium and nt
the Marine. aud infantry will clash in
charges and countercharges. much the
same as they did at Gettysburg or
NEafarln, Tha Garp,arg h,r.. a.. ar,fcI,
the allies by sweeping forward across
the open fields upon the French and
British hosts cautiously feeling their
way toward them.
simultaneously with the commence
mcnt of the grand battle there will be
German diversions AT Verdun n
elsewhere. and possibly a strong Of
fensive by the trench warfare method
the lines In the Ypres salient. Tn
latter move would be undertaken only
II the German intelligence depart
ment reported a scarcity Of British
troops In that region. owing 10 q de-
mand for reinforcement Ia the center
operations along the Somme and Disc
valleys. II would. OF course, take the
form Of another drive at Calais.
The German aims. therefore. are
twofold. They hope to administer a
defeat to the allies as crushing as hat
of the Marie was TO them. and at ths
time. or shortly afterward, win
through To- the coast of the English
channel. whence they can. of curse,
strike at Great Britain with renewed
ON the other hand the coup which
the Germans hoped to spring on tho
by their voluntary Withdrawal
as likely 10 tall flat. Since the re,reat
OF the Germans was inaugurated the
French have been able 20 move for
ward not only their light guns, but
their ponderous long range batteries
as wei, although the Germans believed
they had utterly destroyed every rsil-
road, including the ties, and even ihe
roadbed of the main highway and
in their wake. hut In Ia. lew
since the withdrawal began, hun
dreds OF miles OF new railroad haS.
been laid by tens of thousands of
French military engineers, many 90
chem hastily drafted into the army
from the railroad employees previously
released from service AZ the front a.
the same way new roads hav sprung
into being as Il by the waylng OF -
wand-tho magician IN this
case being Genera Neville and Ms
a fountain pen. II appears there
fore. that when II comes to matching
Fits the Germans haven't much Of ~
edge over the allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Prince Henry of Wales. thlrd SON uf
King George Y of England born s.
years ago TODAY.
James NJ Cox, present cruor %
Ohio. born at lacksouuure. ohio. o.
years < TODAY
Or John H. puhtus president ~
southwestern university, born az CO..
lumhus. Mo. g. years agn today
Dr J. Campbell Wbitc president o.
Wooster university. born ~ Wooster
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
HELEN GOLD TAKEs ANOTHER.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
\ BIG PINE

a contract calling for 10000 tons OF
cast-iron pipe valued at S3.50O. 900
was recently placed by the Argentine
Republic with one of the leading iron
manufacturers Of this country. II
joined together the pipe called Tor
would reach about 1900 miles About
f''pp freight cars viii be required t..
maui II from the foundry Ia the ship
ping port and 90 vessels to transport,
u ~ its destination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
CANNES CHARGED s. , DAY.

According To an announcement made
by the OF one OF the leading
hotels In New York. a charge of s. a
day will be made against every dog
which guests are Keeping about the
place a number of women staying
there have dogs with them but so
FAR as Is known none OF them expect
TO leave or to send their dogs ava"
because OF the edict.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

German assaults NJ Neuyilc and -
Eloi stopped hN british
Germans stormcd Malancourt, Yer
Gun. capturing the village
Zeppelin Lis destroyed %, surfir"
while raidinE over England with four
other ain ships.
Amhapador GcrurD ~ Ucrlin re-.
ncwed American request for infurnia-
zion as a. submarine attacks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
TAKE LIVES OF INNOCENT.

Reports from the western battle
front la Europe are 20 the effect that
German a,iators are dropping boxes
Of uonbons where they viii be foun6
hy chiidreQ Tie bopbons contain
arsenic aud 6ther paisons aud sure
death 10 the lot Of those who eat them.
Moreover. n h. charged 10 packets
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
LOSES $1,000 TO SAVE on.

Fearing that she would lose the OPP
pnrtunity OF saving q dollar on a pair
OF shoes at o bargain sale. Mrs. Paul
Bus, OF Detroit. deferred dcpositins In
the bank the $1,000 which she wac
carrying In her handbag until she
could buy the shoes. when She
emerged from the jam that was in
the store her handbag was ueon and
her roll gone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

The navy department has ordered
800 I-boat chasers But what u-'
can there be- Ton 70 chaser Dol a bone
dry southern Si.umbormuu
tNashyllleI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

Two things are very much Wan,rd
by a majority Of the people % this
country they are peace and pot,-
toes Knoxville CTenuI Journal aUd
Tribune.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

iN'iNhllNHu representative rs III Inv
65th congress hold a caucus tonight
to discuss organization and legislative
program.
Tho navy department In 10 open bids
today for the construction uf goo high
powered OTTO boats To be employed
IN coast patrol duty.
All contracts placed by the British
goNernmcnt with American munitiun
makers for shrapncl shells are to
lapse today. England having brourh;
It's productions Of munitions to a point
where II IL no longer necessary 10 Inn
port them
Prominent Representatives OF sucictv
In Washington. Ncw York. CHICAGO
and other cities viii be present az the
wedding In Pittsburgh today 81 Miss
Mary Mcreland, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew ". Moreiand. aud Law
renee Hudson Villas Of Chicago.
After paving of an current inden'-
odncsy. including interest on at war
expenditure and all pensions. the no-
minion of'Canada will close ~ fiscai
year today with n balance of $50. 0no.
GOO lett IN the treasury TO assist VA
paying of "a portion ~ the capital cN-
rcnditurc incurred during the war
The board OF trustees 81 the i'ui-
vcrsity ~ Vermont has been sum
moued to meet al Montpelier today {,
consider tho charges Of un-Americun
corduct preferred by the llumii
against Dr. Anyod H. Appcimann. pro-
fcssor of German language and litcra-
turv nt the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

n when people are charged win
their faults the, we're credited with
their virtues. there would boz moro
good %nsighhors in thc world -Chicaco
News.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31

legally adopted.
Last June Mr. and Mrs. shepard de-
cided that Finley, ir. needed play
mates and u boy aud girl were added
tn the household. The hoy II known
a. Louis ana the girl as Helen. They
were both about . years old. which
vas Finley prs age at the time he
was adopted Recently the couple de-
cided that a third playmate was
needed for Finley. ir., and the sec
und girl was added To the household.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-03-31
The Daily Reminder

Ohio. ~ years Z today.
Claude A. swanson. United states
senator from Virginia. born at Pitts
syiVania county. Va. IS years ago to-
day.
John Hays Hammond. famous min
ing engineer ard capitalist. born In san
Francisco, 81 years ago today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
eczema ON BABY'S
FACE IN PIMPLES
CUTICURA HEALS
In BIotches. Child Terribly Cross
and FretfuI. Hair Came Out in
HandfuIs. He Was Disfgured.

"Our baby had an eruption on his face
which came in pimplcs. Later his face
began 10 get sCzly and after haviu him
treated we found that /; was e,-e.na.
The pimples came up hard and then
they fcstered and came to a head. They
were n blotches and caused him 10 irri-
tate his face. He was terribly cross and
frctiuL His hair came out in hanGfuls
and he was disigured forthe time being.
eve began using CUGcura Soap and
Ointment After a weeks use he began
10 show signs of getting better, and rwo
cakes Of Cuticura Soap and two boxes
Of CulcuTa Ointment healed him com.
pletely." Signed Mrs. Julia Kelly,
305 S. Graham St, Charlotte, n. c.,
March q, 1917.
You may rely on Cuticura TO care for
your skin, scalp, hair and hands. Moth
ing better TO clear the skin Of pimples
and blotches, the scalp Of dandruf and
the hands of ChapPing. Besides the
Soap has no superior for all toilet uses.
For Free Sample Each by Return
Mail address postcard. "Cuticura,
Dept. H, Boston" Sold everywhere.
Soap 25C Ointment 3 and Sc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
HALFHOUR'S
WAS LIKE DAYS
WORK. SAYS He
Tanlac gives chemical COM
pany foreman a new lease
on life.

-Tanlac has simply given me q ne"
lease on life" said o. A Cook VINO
If--es at Harrisburg, Texas and Is
foreman for the Fidelity Chemical
Company, while in kiesings Drug
Store, Houston, recently.
Before I commenced taking it, ne
continued 81 was so run down and
miserable & half hour job would tire
me as much as a whole days Work
does now. Ny legs we're weak and
usined me, often suffered with back
ache and Indigestion and my nerves
were SO unstrung that I was irritable
and out OF sorts all the time. 1 would
get up in the mornings feeling as
tired and WORKOUT as II 1 hadn't gone
70 bed and my work was an actual
punishment 20 me
7 had reached the point where It
was necessary for me to do something
for myself and I bought Tanlac be-
cause I know how it helped my
mother over in Georgia now sleep
sound. eat hearty and can do q hard
days work without feeling it Ny
legs and back don't hurt me like they
did and everything I have to do is
pleasure instead Of q burden as II was
before 1 recommend Tanlac TO
everybody with those miserable, tired.
nervous feelings like had, for II GER
uainly has Strengthened me out in
fine shape
Tanlac is sold in e Paso by Kelly
& Pollard Co, Inc, and Peoples Drug
store, under the Personal direction
OF a special Tanlac preventative
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18

up on rags. as you suggest is about
the safest way, for rags are soft and
not likely TO break the hair.
H H Hair cannot thrive while
the scalp is ciosged with dandruff
The old theory that every thick head
of hair was fun of dandruff has long
ago been exploded one way TO cure
dandrUff is TO keep the scalp scrupu
lousy clean-an egg shampoo once in
three weeks and massage every night,
and the use OF a nourishiug tonic. II
you want, I viii mail you q recipe for
a tonic, If you'll send a self addressed
stamped envelope.
Walter W.-Tes. the aEar agar YOU
sent in is the right sort. though
sometimes il comes rather whittier, and
about the same flakiuess. II may be
abbreviated TO agar by the druggists.
If the small pits in the face are from
pimples, they'll disappear in time. If
you take very good care Of the skin.
II they are from disease. an electric
needle specialist or better vet. a der
matoloEist, can remove them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18
THE
Daily Novelette,
Ia W. Sd sTDDEN.

~ ICKENSBACK Buzby, who FOR
IS years had balanced ledgers
- for Simon Simons, the meanest
man in Pitchburg, without a raise IN
salary or a days vacation. leaned
further over his books and became
suddenly very nervous, for he felt
old Simons looking over his shoulder.
Two times two IS seven" mu-
tered Buzby. "One from one leaves
II and an eighth, and three tTos IS
49,
"Buzby," wheezed simons sudden
y. you'd better take a month off"
Buzby. half fainting. half swoon-
ing, and half losing consciousness.
clutched his eraser to steady himself.
"Oh. Mr.. Simons." he gasped. ct
really don't know how to-I-I as
sure you ="
why. man. you're white as
sheet Here. smell this" cried ST.
mons. And he took a 50 cent cigar
der Buzby's nose. Buzby revived i'm
mediately and Sinons hastily re-
placed the cigar
Really, Mr. Simons" mUrmured
Buzby. 'T can scarcely believe it
yet. You were saying for me TO take
ITO take a month off" exclaimed
mis- employer impatiently. IT'S De-
cember the 18th and the November
leaf is still on your calendar Pm
surprised at such negligence. Buzby."
And he walked huffily off. and Buzz
by tore off the November page and
ate H.