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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06
BRITISH DAY TO Be
OBSERVED TOMORROW
BY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mass Meeting at High School Al.
ditorium lie; ures and Musical
Program to Be Given; Public
Invited.

Tomorrow night a. o'clock al the
auditorium Of tine hirU school, Niuu
Qucruue viii pay tribute tu Great
Britain Tor the part zoo, uIs PLAYED
"a crushing prussianisuI Tomorrow
h. Britain uay and cc'aHrItious viii
be- held in practically MI. cities in the
United States.
Instead a parade mr-s meet
Ing VIII be- held at th. uirh school.
The idea ct celebrating LOO honor III
England originated at meeting held
uuter the auspices o' fI. S~ulrrav,
Iufututlun at Sew Au". DIth The
following resolution w.. adopted ai
the conference.
Americans cannot hr uumiudtui OF
tho fact hat Tor Two E,Irs ur moro
90 the wal our foreign trade was safe.
guarded. not 10y international law. but
10y the British fleet. which kept open
the lanc of commerce ~H.',uliuE them
against the l'-hoat I..Hfr. As Ws
celebrate i,astile bNN ono 'ckunWledE
mont Of our regard iUr FrHucc, $50 w
intend ON the 9TH 49, I'r. cmhor to
celebrate British pas 'n show uui
gratitude 20 the people ui th" British
commonwealth.
we are quite sure chat the people
ct America VIII never forget The kind.
~ way In which our wounded nd IN
Nalidcd. gent 20 Great britain ilr re
covcry. are being treated by the Brit
ish people as II the Americans were
not Foreigners. but moubcrs Of their
own families. blood tn and not
strangers
Al the mass meeting tomorrow might
city Commissioner walter NJ tun-
nell viii preside. Two addresses VIII
he given. one 10y IN y l. wedge
and one 10y Neill -. Field \ musical
program has been arranged FOR the
occasion Bill McDouIld. Miss Hor.
tense Switzer. Carolyn Wilson and
Hattv Travis Will render the voCa'
numbers. \ large crowd Is expected
10 attend the mass meeting. the
committee in charge Of arrangements
Of which col u Is 49, Sellers b.
chairman. lave WORKED hard To- make
the celebration u success
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06
New Auditing and
Accounting Firm
Makes Announcement

Announcement was made TODAY that
tho auditing ana accounting prlttirc
heretofore conducted by GuilfoIl and
Mossman will he continued Dos tho
new firm Of Mossmau. GJuo and Sip
pei, recently organized, with offices 30
li2 South Second street ". y Guuo.
one of the members 0t tho new utm.
has been associated with thr Guilfoil
ana MOssman firm since tho retire
mcri some two years agu OF T. ! Gull
foil Who - nov connected with tho
farm loan ban. Organization ut Wash
ington Mr.. Guno has established
himself thoroughly Iva the confidence
OF the business community of Alhu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

mp wear and tina the matter has al.
ready been taken up With governor
elect -. \. %iarruzolo.
In addition 10 the state endorse.
m"nt. the Albuquerque G. p :. today
sont Vcrnor-cicrt iArrazuio a let
ter of endorsement in which nine ren-
son were got forth ~ nlrthotuncc Of
the appointment The letter read ~
follows.
Hon. prtaVianO A. ~lHrraaoio.
Co ernor-elcCt % Ncw M"Niro.
Las Vegas. New Mexico.
Dear sir;
The New Mexico Gamc Protective
assOciation. representing the under
signed together with the nine other
local associations OF New Mexico
sportsmcn. has requested YOU to re-
appoint Theodore Rouault. lr.. as state
game warden.
We desire to point ont nine reasons
why the sportsinen OF the state are
convinced that you Will act mVorubi,
on their recommendation.
l. The sportsmon pay for the state
game department.
p II the department In not run ct.
ficienily, the sportsmen's money is
wasted and their voluntary efforts 20
preserve u game are largely multi
fled.
3 The New Mexico Gumc Protect.
i've association IN tho ouiN state 0rgaui.
zation representing tho suorismcn ct
the state.
4 Tho New Mexico Game Protoc.
tive association has unanimously en-.
dotscd Mr.. ltouault for rcappointmeni
hccnus" he rs the first New McXico
warden who has over devoted his full
time ana energy to tho duties OF his
office.
e. Thcrc arc no other candidate
that we know of who are not unani-
mouslN rcgrfdcd ~ disqualified.
q. Mi itouault WAS appointed by
Governor Lindsey ~ the recommends.
ton OF the G. T. A., auer a campaign
for an efficient warden" which al
tr0cted NATIONWIDE" attention 20 Now
MeNico's pros r'S siNc methods IN TN.
ing this office. Several other states
have since adopted q similar plan.
Mr.. Kouauit has won tho conf.
druoe. not only OF New McNico sports.
men. but of prominent officials OF the
I. $. biological survey. 4. $ bureau
OF fisheries. 4. = forest service. aua
other allied departments.
s. Mr. Eouauli has secured for Now
Mexico the 1919 conventions OF the In.
tctnational Association of Gam" .tud
Fish commissioners and the American
Fisheries society. This is a sigma
honor for New Mexico. The officer,
OF these organizations have written u,
that they will be seriously Il aappoin,.
cd II Mr. Nou0ult is not rcappoint.d
30 hat he can cooperate. as stat,
game warden. In making tr,sc con.
N"rtions q success
. New McNico's bic game re-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

cause Il Is real liver medicine entirely
vegetable, therefore 1t ear not s,livate
ot make YOU sick.
7 guarantee that one spoonful ~
Dodson's Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver tn WORK and clean your
bowels Of that soul bile and constl-
rated waste which Is clogs, ng your
~ stem and making YOU -eti miser-
able. guarantee that y bottle ct
bodson'H Liver Zone WI keep your
entire family feeling fine for monthg
CIV" n 20 your children 10 II harm
loss. doesn't grIpe ana they like its
pleasant taste
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

" course YOU will choose silk
hosiery too-but why not choose
he very best and enjoy that
little exclamation of surprise
when your dear recipient says
Oh They are Roscuwald s, too
We have them in all colors
and sizes NOW. Main Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06
You Will Want Some
of These Ribbons

They will say. | will make a
pretty little camisole or ! m for
d brassicr or buy me for Betty's
hair ribbon.
They are all reasonably priced
too. all widths and patterns.
Main Floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

NH"|fNENNN.
FRANK =. W. pOOIER
Hc,r'turv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

IuDtquc and has a grow prartcc
among the larger husin'ss institutions
oft the state as has y \ Mn.swnu. his
u.ao,i.tc. NJ \. SlppeI iue thitd
member has beet actively |Duluurd in
.rDpuutiur work in AihuUurrIuc fof
several Years having s'I.Di .Nurur
the post two wears rs dcputt treasurer
OF Bornaliiio couhtS. III, fim Viii
practice in general busiu, aui civic
accounting aud auditing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06
Former Citizen Shot
And Killed in East

Word mas boru received hcre that
Alexander Norht fprmctl, Of Aihu
uuoiqu', 90 police officer at Monesscn.
Pa. WAS shot ana Killed "a lev DAVIS
ago.
According 20 tho information re-
ceiycd here Noght had been assigned
20 watch q ~discrdcrlv resort in the
Pennsylvania CITY While performing
his duties he was shot Ia the back aud
died "a few hours later. Nj Noght
lett this city some time ago for Penn
sNisguiH to become u state policeman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06

: 4 7 g men Yesterday We're call
ed upon 20 sign their discharge pa
p"ra They had been given "a medicut
summation u sho~t Tune ago COM
piotc Discharge VIII not Dee granted
until the returu uf Lieutenant How
ard from % Francisco cam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-12-06
Labor Department
Takes Hand in the
Omaha Car Strike

Washington uec Tho depart
ment of labor today assislod i cont
o,llator 10 seek au nI tu7tneut 10 the
omaha street cor strike.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
MORAL VICTORY ACHIEVED BY STREET
Rail WAXMEN

In voting to call off the strike the street railway lines
OF the Twin Cities and to accept the terms of settlement
suggested by the Federal labor the union
employees have demonstrated genuine of patriotism
that will not fail of appreciation by the general public
Any American that fosters strikes labor disturb
ances is putting dollars stake against the life blood
of the boys in the European trenches Harry Lauder has
stated the situation The question of hours wages badges
or buttons sinks into riyaes read the casualty lists
of the brave fellows who discuss conditions
but must be ready at all times to grapple with the dan
gerous tasks at hand
The public has taken note of the that many
of big business too have eoparzed of
the nation by their ruthless proteerng exploitation
of the needs of the people in this crisis The item has
been duly entered the debit side of the patriotic ledger
and will bob for explanation adjustment when the
excitement is
The union of the Twin Cities have won more for
the labor by their intelligent handling of this irr
tatng situation than could possibly be gained any
concessions they might wiring from their EMPLOYERS by
proongng the strike and thus causing public nconven
fence and embarrassment indirectly least assist
ing enemies at the front.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

Much it is desirable slip Japanese dogs of
the Germans, there should be no undue haste in
encouraging their entry into Siberia preense
protecting the Allied stores Vadvostock.
1t is matter to which President Wilson may we'll apply
his policy OF watchful waiting 1t should be remembered
that Russia is still potential ally of the Entente powers
and the Boshevki establishment vanish over
night There is need of haste the of the Jap
anese and their interference might greatly diminish
prestige of the Allies in moral sense.
True is that America is chargeable with respon-
sbty for every step made in the development the
program We must defer to the judgments policies
our associates in the life and death struggle have
herocay borne the burden and heat the before
could make up our minds to to their relief
The nature and character of the enemy must be taken
into consideration in deciding such vital issues-the
that dsregards the elementary principles and
decency III peace or If it possible to strike
decisive blow that would terminate by the pro-
posed Japanese entry into Siberia should hesitate
to sanction such measure because any conscientious
scrupes we might indulge regarding the rights
lous Russian democracy which has attained to
the dignity of generally recognized de facto
The question of such invasion is that may be de-
clded on its military eXpedency regardless Russian
sentiment which would be quite likely to approve it
as not The possibility too of
alton to cut up the Russian melon between them
that must be carefully safeguarded against the
may we'll be kept in abeyance
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
ULSTER LOYALTY.

The loyalty of of prominent American citizens
is comparable to the "Uster species of loyalty of Sir
Edward Carson and his followers The Obstetrics agree +o
De loyal they can have their wayhat is thew are
loyal only TO their own narrow two by principles
regardless OF what becomes of the mankind Their
covenant must be kept holy, though the heavens fall
and the natives of the earth along with them "Ulster
loyalty still bids fair rank in history with the good
alth OF the the Punca des that stands
as the classic designation of supreme perfidy
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

ARCHBISHOP PRENDERGAsT DIED A POOR MAN.
The personal estate of the late Archbishop Prendergas
was only about two thousand dollars hardly suf-
tclent to cover the of his illness funeral
Big of heart he of physique this great preate
controlled and handled hundreds dollars
and who might with perfect legal moral right have
set aside comfortable fortune individual property
to be distributed according to his desires
next OF kin, died in the human sense the
term. He the administrator of rich populous
Archdiocese and the slightest ntimation that
he needed funds for his individual would brought
response in dollars that would have insured abundance
to him during the remainder of his life, but he had no
selfish thought of his welfare. He chose to use,
almost to the last dollar the funds accruing
virtue of his ecclesiastical office helping the several
charitable and humanitarian projects that constantly
coming before him for consideration.
One of the Philadelphia dailes says 1T generally
known that the Archbishop cared nothing whatever about
money. 1t never in his possession long There
always needing assistance lowering by. They
knew that request for aid would go UNDECIDED. The
Archbishop called any committee meet discuss
the matter He usually went down in his pocket
swered the appeal on the spot"
Who doubt but that when he appears before the
eternal judgment seat that he will be rewarded with the
approval and commentator of his Divine
gracious and benevolent the goods this world
to promote human happiness alleviate suffering?
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
ENLIST THE ALIENS.

To allow the aliens in population to escape the
visions of the seectve against
native born boys These aliens their
fortunes in and America and they should not be al
lowed to become "welchers in the game. For them the
door of American opportunity is all Others
provided that they the duties and obligations of
citizenship The bill pending Congress to permit
this increment to recruits should be passed without
delay To their credit be it said many
dents have voluntarily enrolled themselves several
encampments and under preparation fight for
the maintenance of that democracy which they
to enjoy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

"kUlTUR."
The intensive study of German institutions which
has taken place since the beginning of the world
demonstrates that the world has given to the Teuons
credit than they have merited along the lines of
genuine culture and original research work. What
scr1bed "Kutur" is not to be confused with what is
generally included in word culture, which refers to
the mental and moral discipline acquired by mental and
moral training Of people, the total of the life of
nation with reference to education science, music
literature and similar high aspirations of civilized
human nature
But the Teutonic Kultur has grosser, material
Specification thus described by Gerard,
American ambassador to Germany:
"What is this German 'Kutur? certain efficiency of
obtained by keeping the majority Of the
pie of all voice in governmental affairs; certain
cost manufactured products of carrying charges
shipping trades made possible by enslavng the work
who toll long hours for small wages; certain
perory chemical production because trained chemists
willing to work semmechanical task, be hired
for less Fifth butler is paid in America
certain eminence in military affairs reached sub
jectng of the people to the brutal boosh
commissioned officers and the CALLING yoke of miitarstic
system"
In this line of development must be conceded that
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
TOO BAD WISCONSIN is NOT FILLING TWO
VACANCIES In SENATE

IL the United States Senate had done it's duty in the
premises the situation in would now be greatly
s'mplhed. The state would have Senatorial seats
TO NIL instead OF one and with men like CONGRESSMAN
Lenroot, Ex-Governor McGovern and Prof char1o, NJ
Carthy to select from, the name of the Badger
could be redeemed of the unpatriotc and dsgracefu
smudge left upon it by La Fooyet the most conspicuous
nsolent and contumacous Germanophile in Congress,
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
THE BATTLE OF THE BARBERRY BUSH.

THE BATTLE OF THE BARBERRY BUSH.
It appears that have in midst inanmate
we'll animated friends of the Kaiser. Prominent
among the latter Toilette Berger and Townley
Species while the most conspicuous member of the former
group is the barberry According to Dean Henry
Luke Bolley of the biological department of the North
Agricultural college, this pesferous plant is the
sole wheat which in the 1916 alone
caused damage of $3O0OOO00O to the wheat
of the country. All of this loss be eliminated claims
this expert plant pathoogis by the eradication of this
noxious This tremendous loss crop production
far exceeds possible saving that be made in any
food conservation plans which practically feasible.
This cereal disease in 1916 swept through the Northwest
at time when the stands of straw we'll headed and
reduced them Prof Boley, to worthless, tangled
and blighted mass, shriveed the grain to the
known the grain market Chicken feed shells
of of BRAN This blasting process occurred in
North Dakota in that July q, when the crops
within twenty days of full maturity changed a
promised yield of 160o00,o0O bushels to actual final
yield of 100000, of light weight almost unusuabe
wheat
Here then, is Kaiser trench that all farmers at
tack efectiveyto eradicate the first of the deve
and of the producing fungus the bar
berry BUSH These bushes usually planted for hedges
for the onamentaton of lawns and boulevards in viii
lagos towns and Cities boundary demarcations by
people who Of ignorant of the havoc wrought
by them the growing of the neighborhood some
times at the suggestion of landscape gardeners For
$50 years the common barberry has been recognized
in Europe, and to extent in America the
of the cereals, and efforts have been made get rid
of its deadly spores which the winds the grain
fields is stated that Denmark the black rust has
disappeared result of the precautionary measures
by the plant experts and experiments conducted
at the North Dakota Agricultural college, of which Prof
Boey DEAN confirmed the conclusions deduced by
the European agriculturists
state law passed in North Dakota at the 1867
session of the legislature which provides for the immediate
eradication of the barberry and thoroughly have the
farmers been aroused to the Importance of the matter
that the terms of the act cheerully and promptly
complied WITH penalties had to be enforced by the
authorities for delinquency
With the prices of cereals jumping up rapidly
be of great anxiety not only in respect to the
provisioning fighting but maintaining
adequate supply for families it would that the
importance of winning the battle against this archenemy
Of food production hardly be overestimated The
barberry bush Immediately placed in category
of the musquo and the fly and condemned to absolute
determination 1t may be that the decisive campaign of
the world may be fought and here at homethe
battle of the barberry bush.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

Inc County Court judges in Ireland are receiving white
gloves with such frequency that of them are ant to
get rusty on criminal procedure while they accumulate
STOCK OF gloves that will ouast their terms of Office The
calendars nave been almost painfully clean for
some months pasta situation that ia distrossfn1 ~
tain who would have the world believe that
CRIME is always rampant there we'll as to the lawyers
who make criminal specially
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16
CHURCH CALENDAR.
Week-March 1923.

Saturday, March 16-St. Herbert.
Sunday, March list. Patrick.
Monday, March 1S-St. Cyril
Tuesday, March 19-St. Joseph
Wednesday, March 20-St. Alexandra.
Thursday, March 21-St. Benedict.
Friday March 22-Seyen Dolors.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

Governor Burnqust Yields powerful shelah that
never misses fire where American loyalty involved His
latest swing with big stick landed square on the head
OF the alleged NonPartisan League which had invited him
to address it's campaign rally and the League leaders,
they capable of clear thinking by this time must be
wondering what struck them - whether a Guatamalean
earthquake French Is cenmetre gun. Evidently the
Governor has taken the Leagues number for the way he
came back at the Townleyites shamefully eff
Gent showing that he had careful and deliberate
preparation for the mighty delivered upon their
unprotected skulls
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

The California State President of the A. o. H. William
Boyle has received from the Washington off,
Gals OF transportation service for the delegates to the
National Convention which is scheduled to meet at San
Francisco in July The people Francisco have been
busy for several months making to receive
the thousands of visitors attracted to the coast
city by the great assembage is probable that one.
cent rate will be allowed Barring unforeseen obstacles
arising from the exgencies of the war; therefore
likely that the Convention will take place as originally
planned at the last National Convention
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-03-16

AL ABSURD Old fellow named Rabndranath Tagore paid
US WISH mere two years. He gotten up to look like
cross between the late Sitting Bull and Mohammed tho
prophet He eveled bitter shafts at our excessive mate
rasm Recent accounts indicate that the East Indian
poet nad an eye very singular for every dollar that
way OF the box Office and for others whose paths were
more devious.-New World Chicago.