The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-06-22
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
How II Looks
Our County TO the Front
The New American Game

NJ France aud the Austrian,
W better than held IN Italy,
the present war situation appears
quite favorable 10 the allies.
Time continue, To- be- the en-
tcntc'S best friend. II !, now an
axiom that Germany : blows must
be struck quickly SO far she ha,
failed TO paralyzc ANY of th" larg
cr nations that are arraycd against
her. And IN striking her futile
blows she herself has lost blood.
The steady flow of American
troops into France makes time an
even greater factor in the decision
than ever before. No doubt. even
yet the mass of the German people
believes that our part in this war
is chiefly ~ supply bluff, bat
the German higher command
knows better. The German lead
cr> realize that America 5 con.
tcmptiblc' army consists of near
ly million men, with more to
come and coming
For this reason. il is clear that
the higher >tratcgistS of Germany
are desperate in their haste TO
strike a telling blow. So far they
have failed
The big Fundamental difference
between the allies and Germany is
thls--thc allies gain time while the
Germans lose It,
lu an earnest circular JUS ISSUED
iu spanish 20, N'uutsin Nontoya. su.
porintendcul of 0rhuor for Bcrna-
l'llo county. e yiFurous appeal is made
for - greater Attendance Of spanish
American children a. the public
schools
In his c>,rllcm 'rlftct Supcriu-
tendent Monto,a sayS IN part
~ ls dculorahlc fac, that the
number of Young Spanish Americans
who ar" graduated from the eighth
grade though for the past Two or
thrc" years ths number has h"cu an
cr"1sinr IN s'ill comparatively small
Because nf this. II follows that there
are very few students uf Spanish
descent In the hieh schools Of the
state ~ may 10" pardunod fur Say
uiE su I hollc,c that m IN" county
of Bcrualilln there has been NOR"
progress made n this respect than
iu any other county IN the state.
since this year the number uf span
tsh Americans iu the high school ol
Albuquerque which Is likewise the
high school for tho entire county
totals sixty. while five years ago there
were scarcely two or three"
Good Tor R"runllp county TN
der tho leadership Of Don Atnnasio
We have reason to expect even great
cr progress during the next few
Ncara
The plaiui to PRO, ost Marshal Con
cral Crovdcr %, Chairman august
Hcrmanu of the National Baseball
commission. tu the effect that the
now draft regulations Will crush p
business that has cirht million dol
Rrs invested" tr they are applied to
reserved baseball PLAYERS viii not
meet with yer, sympathetic hcarinp
from the country nt large
longer baseball II is winning tn
wRr if the draft chicfs consider
ha-ohall an unpruductivc occupation.
and rule that baseball players can be-
better used elsewhere. they viii hc so
used. or the American people viii
want to know why.
The fact that millions of dnifnrs
may be lost hy private interests vii
no more deter tho american pc"pl'
from insisting lhnt the draft laws h'
enforced than they have been dc.
torred by the fact that millions ot
dollars worth of property either has
lcen or viii Ice rendered yaluolcss be.
cause ~ prohibition
Brutus famous cpigram may wet
be pnraphrascd n this connection
Not that America loves baseball less
tut liberty more