The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-08

do notiust simply do not-hclp ONE
little bit IN whipping the kaiser.
There arc plenty ~ umb'c- fingered
young ladies who ran slick their hair
straight back too, and be bored and
blase. and poke cherries In the too
Of "A chunk 81 lee cream 49, sri 'rni'lv
aud successfully as william thereby
making IL possible f,r thtt ,uung
gentleman TO preside over % plough ~
dir potatoes or work ON u thrc-hiug
machine.
Gtem-Priyatc George Green
Killed after ho refused tu SUR.
render to an enemy for e. of -u-
perior numbers. .....A perfect
specimen Of physical manhood
operating AN elevator .....A
dozen girls ready for the jon ..
Two dozen farmers la the neigh
borhood looking for such re- man 60
help cultivate aud harvest the
feed crops. needed to win the
war;.
And then there is Mike. at the Conn
mcrclal Hotel, who carries FOUR grips,
and shorty who waits on the table.
At the front. men are marching un-
der "a shower OF steel and in the hell
Of shell explosions. with siNty-pound
packs ON their backs so will YOU
grumble # you have 10 carry your
own grip from the train to The taxi.
and from the taxi TO the hotel desk
knowing that means "A farm hand add
ed To the food-production army AMI
don't you think "a girl can drive tho
taxi too And, furthermore, do YOU
think the services OF u physical giant
are required to bring from the kitchen
to your table "a grapefruit and "A cup
of coffee?
Gtem-pri,atc Jim Long. kill
ed going over the top In a charge
that captured "a valuable bit OF
German trench strong men
who toll not neither do they
Will llA WIN sIt wal lAAllNllN VI
the Pastime Pool Hall. .....
Farmers not far away, desperate
ly desirious OF producing food for
war-winning but unable to find
farm labor.
In every city there are men of fine
physique who parade up and down n
front OF costly hotels and elaborate
office buildings. They are gold-braid-
ed and buttoued and all cluttered up
with fancy gcwEaws. and they are
uniformed more ostontatiou-lv than %
couquering general They are engaged
in tho rduous duty Of opening and
closing the doors 81 arriving and do
parting automobiles -~ respectable
| work, OF course provided people wish
| to pay FOR such luXuries. but 10 your
| son is blown 90 pieces hy f. bomb toe
morrow. don't YOU think you will re-
sent the sight Of one OF these pictures
subllmatcd uscloSsness when yop
Know that ten miles away twenty
farmers appeal for just such men o.
turn their muscles from WORTHLESS
work 20 something Of war import
augc
Cltem-Hriratcs Jones aud
Black and Brown and Green and
Long killed ON the field OF hon
r .....N Men no your town doing
unimportant work; men doing uo
work ...... Women willing Ia ID
their work ..... Food produc-
ton, o. vital war factor. hanging
I'm the balance for lack OF the
labor Of just such mem.
Yes. the casualty lists are coming in
every day now-tho names 81 heroes
who died Tor your liberty, one OF
your own blood. or your dear friend.
may be in that proud. sad list tomor-
row. But you haven't caught tho
spirit yet, and the country hasn't. o.
mon would not donor would they
be permitted TO do-petty, pun}
things when farmers ON every hand
clamor for man-power TO produo
war-food crops. When every ablc-bod-
led man In your town stands ready
for farm work in that county. as
needed. thor tina: town viii Doe able
70 say Il understands.