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New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
; Kennel Club
Judges Licenses
Are Revoked

Inc lcen-e committee of the Ameri-
can Kennel Club shot a bomb into the
aag world yesterday by revoking the
adging licenses of three Of the most
iotsd experts in America Those who
s't the gate for an indefinite period
ssre George Steadman Thomas, Ham
.ton, Mass; Ninton P. Breeze, of
Newark, N. j., and Charles G. Hopton,
u New York.
Nothing very definite could be learned
speut the case, as the American Kennel
tiao is a body extremely reticent re-
ssrding official business. All that
said be dug out of cloud of silence
slaat the trio were said to have been
ssl,y OF an infraction of the rules
the A. X. c.
lhomass offence is said to have
ven IN connection with the Boston
n saeV this spring; Breeze's offence, in
saieago, and Hopton's transgressioa,
asfe IN New York, in connection with
70. last Pekinese speciality show.
any engagements the three may
=, apasn to have they will be allowed
70 olNciate. but the day after they finish
present. engagements the verdict of the
!. n; {. will go into effect. Thomas
@ ~ peen booked to judge at the La
aes Kennel Club show at Mineola
n, aaa Hopton is down to distribute the
ao0ons at show in New England.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Louisville Entries

sseo s[s' 81. race and claiming
s1Socar 1S aEomp s loS scaa Lottery loI skes KnSb i
oies Heeonh fdor race madcns purse $500
ineS ineS lour fnrlongs) Black Wing. ll2: Wslterina
- .; jap II Regalo. 1l2: Lance ll2: Rrimft,l
IN ~. ,Discord, l12 Ulster Queen, ll2
lhlrd race tree year -olds and up; purse 81 00O
Iye nv and half furlongs) )Counterblast lOs: Prince
Bradny 6Hmo Cboco Ho cor5shp lo6 Buttcrscotch io6
ods ad 5a'e n pss hs onG handcap
ang ing w ~, Olive Wood l0l Captain Rces i03 Wa.
saw lo4 Grlindy, l05; Fruit Cake los: Tom Mo
o, Fifth race CThe Kentucky Derby; three year-ods.
S!o,oGo added; one and one quarter nnies)-Vfya
Amsrica 1,nnI 1l2 Ex'ermnator. IA War Cloud. liz;
Clark MI Jim Heerng M Escobo. IN ''1us Xarm M
SiSth Isf race woyesr, purse $500; four and
1S5 S5 Es5nus Mjniw,n l95 az Buster Clark io5 war Dive
1e9 s, Mack Garner 1921 Brother Mclean los: Major
Iarkc III: Colonel Taylor, ll2 '
seventh race (hrec-year oltis and up: claiming
p, mlrs. $500: mile and Poy'
-; -; fenefacor. nS: Slceth. lO9: .Brynlimah II$
Hedland. 49, 'Cheer Leader ia; Manokin'' TX X
'r1ve pounds apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Mrs. Alder Wins
Thrice at First
Speciality Show
.o,,s.els Grifon Club Ex-
cited Over Dog Com
petitions

80 BRUSSELS Grifon Club of Amer
s.,d It's first speciality show yester-
sa - the Park Avenue Hotel. where
- ,s+rons Of this breed of dog found
,.,.v OF excitement. Curiously
W s.,oueh the furor was caused by a
80 Of black females. one the weli-
assS ss,r Sweets of ST. Margaret, owned
sa0w- w-s Vernon Castle, and the other
RI Woomee. the property OF Mrs. T..
~ : Alder. of Bogota, \. j.
y a. e. na;r met three times-that is,
~. limit. open and winners class
nd - each time the blue was awarded TO
v.ss M Moomee. This specimen is a
...srt . importation from England. and
n'..s.,srday's exhibit was its initial bow
..sore an American audience. Nofa
vnomee ys,U is solid black with wonder
~ .i' combination and head markings.
" sss was subsequently awarded the
- 90 .o,or ss the best of her breed in
m,,'s y. chow. Mrs. Castles candidate has
~ s.., big winner in the past and was
ssssad reserve IN the show at Madison
sssnsre Garden last February.
w the department for dogs Miss Ger
4.as Lester enjoyed veritable field
~ with her champion Pierre of Cause
~ ..r In the regular classes she capt
.ssd the ribbons for dogs of over six
..,ras and for the winners classes,
~ in the special classes she was de
s.,red the winner in four different
gsnts.
The awards:
49,. fx nOuuis and unaer}-Won hv
.d NV 'a' q Hydon's Nofa Joseph. Mrs. George
pss nr MS. Copthorne Buziuz. second Cedar Ken
z Q, snnnymeas, S,s 1,.5e, 1.W,5,ds,won bv Miss
..sa,Ss Lsstoss Pierre oi Causeway Miss Stew :
80 s,'s Refugee second Cedar Kennels Ceda-
's,s; ssm, 'eaIs docs s.noosh)-won by Mrs. R NJ
,.1ss.u's Esny. knocAwood Kennels knockwood
sS.n S,.a Ip1 dos SIX pounds and under)-won by
vs Ms'yls Chere Miss Z Damon's Groom
sss,s Moucha, second. Miss Elizabeth Ryan $
sfss ssa ''t dogs, ove- six poundsl-won by Mrs. A.
s,gssnn'. Rock Top Cop,hore Cavalier: Mrs.
,ta,D Castles Nofs Frsai. second.
osr, dogs smooth Won by Mrs e. NJ As
.ssslI's Baby Cedar Kennels Cedar 1oustic. Sec
~ Wsposs tdoss)-won by Miss Gertrude Les;ers
fsrrr x Catlseway. Mis- Il. Melvills Cherie. re
sl, nra,, Clutches. hlack)-Won by Mrs L C.
ldsTs Ncia Moomee Mrs. Vernon Castles Sweets
! sr Margaret. second: Peapacton Kennels Park
T,r- Pill thr
ijn,i, bitches srroothl-Won by Mrs Albert
sNmann's Rocky Tcp Pebhies: Mrs. Albert Hans
s,lers Cedar Amazon second Peapacton keni4eis'
Fsrs Place Pm third.
OsSn tbi,cbes six pounds and underi--Won by
Nh Csra SussInaI's Poll Poll OF Sunnymede: Mrs.
lihsn W!dmanus Rocky Top Ccpthome Dame Trot.
t,eond; Ns Ben II. rrpops Nofa Katheripe, third.
Open tbltches. over six pounds Won by Mrs.
ytrIea Castles Sweets OF st. Margaret: Peapacton
ksnnss cophoria Margaret, seco.id Mrs Ben II.
Trrps Disra Of Easiey. third.
Open (b.chss black Won by Mrs. T. c. Alder's
So.s Noonee Mrs. Vernon Castles Sweets OF ST.
Mngars, second; third.
open bitches, smooth hl-Won by Cedar Kennels
CedU PEG % Ny lieart. no second or third.
Winners thitchesl-Won by Mrs. T. c. Aldcr's
Soa Moqne. MIS-. Vernon Castles Sweets of ST.
MarfNy,, reserve.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Mrs. @. K. Moron, Wins
One-Day Golf Tournament
Soldiers League
ln rance Has
80 Ball Teams

DARIS, May 10 The
L league Of baseball teams
made up from the various
branches Of the American SER
vices in France has become so
large that it has been divided
into five sections of six clubs
each. All but two of the
thirty teams are composed of
men of the American expedi-
tionary forces. An official
schedule has been prepared.
and the season will begin on
sunday. The winners in each
section will play a series for
the pennant.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Pi1nlico Entries

half urons S:BIs Bnla f0l5 aa Com
mander. lle; 'pcnrose. l04; Sir Beau. liz; Sweep
let. loi D. G Girl. lo4 l.. A. Dwina (imp. J, ia
mander and D. c. Girl. Potomac Stable entry
one mile)--Colonel Valentine. l05; Golden Glow
9S; Shade. 95: Grey Eagle limp }, los: Happy Val
ley, lo5; Vaspar 9s; Goblin 100; Proucerd Gmpj +.
los: Brown Berrie (imp.l. 95
handicap; four year odds and upward: two miles|-
81. Charlotte. l57: The Brook HmpD. 1872; Fair
Mac ump). l4l: Sun King l45; Bet las: Gold
song 1875: Silver Dart dmp). 1888: Early Lights.
Oliver, l49; Plaisir d'Amour dmp.). 14O: Brooks.
$50: Melodrama. 1874: Brentwood l47 Cynosure'
1872: Trumpeier. 142 Archdae l42 Bet and Gold
song Coo entry; Early Light and Sixty Four Ross
entry: Captain Parr and Robert Oliver, Parr entry
Brooks and Melodrama. DAVIS entry.
olds and upward: one mile aud sixteenthj-T'
Porter. 105: Lady Dorothy. ga Mary Maud limp :
e. St 1sidore, l05; Uncle Bryn. 10Y: Bondage
los; Hauberk ll6: Nutcracker timp). 90; sunny
!!mp), 90: King Neptune lo3 Sweep Up. ".
Uncle Bryn and Damrosch: Ross entry: Borrow and
Johnren; Whitney entry: King Neptune and Sweep
Up H. Tyree entry.
Fifth race 1.-THE Equity Handicap: three year OIL d.
and upward; six furlongs)--Assume. llO Dr. John
Icydecker. lo5: Drifield so: Japhes SO Tea Cadiy.
los: Cobalt timp). s5 FL Piaudit, 9i Nebraska, 8s
Tumbler. ITO. Ieochayes and Japhet, Mclean entry
Sixth race tthe Junior Purse: Two ear-olds: Eve
ne; Sailor. li2: His Sister loa.
Seventh race !the Country Club Handicap; SELL
ing; three year -oids and upward mile and sixty
ya5dslrG smecock ioi Water Lady. los; Fener
sApprcntice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11

Wthdrew-Mrs. s. +. Dribbcr. Fsirview: Mrs II
p%%snhs Ms FarHeT soSn MRS Nan .ss
Graham. Arcoa; Mn Percy Thoms",,. ,Arcola:
Hackensack: Mrs. NJ. IL. Frayne Dunwooiliie:
Mrs. T. +. Sanford. Essex County and Mrs. c. r.
Nebelacier. Arcola
The three survivors shared in the
putting prize in order to catch train
instead of fighting it out at match
play to finish.
The Metropolitan Advertisers Golf
Association will hold its first tourna-
ment of the season May 16 over the
links of the Arcola Country Club
There will be three events-a 36-hole
medal play handicap, an 18-hole medal
play handicap and a four-ball medal
play event.
In the morning round novel scheme
has been devised to raise money for
the Y. M. c. A. This will consist of
taxing a contestant 10 cents for every
stroke his net total is in excess of par
for the course.
The prizes awarded in all the con-
tests will consist of golf balls, bags,
stockings and other useful things which
every golfer has to buy. Winners will
also be asked to buy war savings
stamps or Liberty bonds to the value
of prizes won.
Other tournaments Of the associa-
tion will be held Mt Nassau in June,
Baltusrol in August and Apawamis in
September.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
AUCTION SALES
NOrICE orr Exrcr,no..s -

Notice Is hereby given thai tbe W.T.
the estate neW Of 4fn sP1APIN Of
ceased. will, on the 2oth day Of Nav ess &c
between the hours of 2:3O O'Clock p ~
ana $50 o'clock p. NJ. of that day sell Az. ~.
Ton, East Esd Street in the civ oS Ma Ma.
YORK and State Of New York. certain ar,t aSsw
Gles t. OF personal Goods and Chattels beIan,
ing or pictures, Pottery and Oh3ects
Art ana other articles too numerous W
terms OF Sale: All of the above art,o,.,
VIII be sold to the highest bidder for c,ss
Oasea aaea New York city. New York Mav
Executor of the Estate of rhaons,ta
Papin, Jr., deceased. 'p'''''
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
The score :
Commercial Tennis Team
Beats Manual Tra;n;n O

The Commercial High School lawn
lng team in a dual Brooklyn P. S. A. L..
Championship match at the Terrace
Club in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon
by the score of to 2.
Commercial won one of the three sim
gles matches and the doubles matches.
Sklllman,. of Manual, defeated Flieg, of
Commercial. in two of the three sets
contested in one of the singles matches.
The summaries:
., suglesAndeTson !a,,a Commercial defeated Hodcs
defeated Guttman, Commercial. Ga. e9-3: Skill
lian' nia' Manual Training. defeated Flieg. CONNER
=, Doubless-silvcrman and Kynaston. of CONNER
Training ca. Go " u'i
Point score Commercial 3: Manual TRAINING o
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Gets Women's Metropolitan
Association Prize by
Single Stroke

The Womens Metropolitan Golf AS
sociation played its first one-day tour
namcnt of the season yesterday over
the links of the Arcola Country Club
1t consisted of handicap in the morn
ing and a putting competition in the
afternoon. Twenty-Five players took
part, but only eleven returned cards,
the other eleven doing badly and with
drawing.
The winner was Mrs George K.
Morrow, Great Neck Country Club, who
went out in 45 and returned in So, with
card of 97-5-92, winning by single
stroke from Miss Frances Hugg, Fair
view, who went out in So and returned
in 43, with a card of 95-2--93. The
prize was box of golf balls.
In the putting competition the four
best scores had to play off at match
play at nine holes for prize of six
golf balls. Mrs. Donohue had 19-17-
36, while four others tied at 38 for the
next three places. On the play-off Mrs.
Thomas dropped out. Then Mrs. Bar
clay beat Mrs. Donohuc, and as Miss
Graham and Miss Agnew tied, the three
ladies split the prize, each taking two
balls. The scores were as follows:
Mrs. John X. Morrow. Great Neck:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Meehan to Teach Swimming

AVER, Mass, May 10. - Lieutenant
George r. Meehan, of the 301st In
fantry, was appointed swimming in
structor at Camp Devens to-day. Lieu
tenant Meehan, whose home is in Bos-
ton, established a reputation as mid
die distance swimmer some years ago
when he won race from the Battery
to Sandy Hook, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Reds Former Mascot Enlists

:. HELENA, Mont, May 10.-"Brownie"
Burke, for years mascot of the Gin
clnnati National League Club has been
accepted in the United States army.
re was ordered to-day to report to
Camp Travis. San Antonio, Tex. but
for what service was not stated.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Columbia Plays Brown TODAY

Columbia University will play it's
first game with the Brown nine on
South Field this afternoon. Coach
Coakley's team has showed an i'm
provement in the last week, particu-
larly in the Cornell game. There will
be several changes from the regular
lineup in to-day's contest
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Lord Manager
OF Skeeters;;
10 Play Third

Harry Lord, former third baseman
OF the Chicago American League club,
Will manage and play third base for
the Jersey City International League
team, it was announced yesterday. Lord
VIII take charge of the club either TO-
day or Sunday.
-, Rochester took the deciding game of
the series from Jersey City bv a score
OF to J.. Russell struck out fourteen
hits. " WV
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
SHERlFF's AUCTION SAFES

HENRY BRADY. sher!n's Auctioneer sells
this DAY. May lith, 1918 at 10 o'cIoc%
IN the forenoon. at No. i3 West 4sth Strse,e
one showcase, four wicker chairs. one
"icker desk. so tablecioths. one table Ys
s.o napkins. one dozen table tons. s,xo
dozen do!iies. chinaware. silverware Ice.
oot' ,hitcnen utensils, rugs. one ptctur.
room chairs. Goods must be removed i'm .
mediately after the sale -'''
DAVID H. KNOTT SHERIFF
JOHN c. HAcKETT. Deputy sheriff ''
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Sigma Chi Nine Wins Again

The Sigma Chi nine won its second
game in the nterfraternity baseball
series at Columbia University yester-
day afternoon. defeating Sigma Alpha
Mu s to 2. Keller and Neuman were
the battery for the winning team and
Kantor and Rosen for the losers.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
International League

At Baltimore: r. Fl z
sun Ao -.....-.-..-..... 6-6
Five inning wet grounds.
Batteates-Thomas and SIeyers: Deinze Mason,
Herbert and Egan.
At Bingham,on; r. IT.
Toralio. Tn,,saa,.''a. '94. 8 / d y !
ley. ~
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Hooley to Judge Dogs

George B. Hooley will judge Amer
lcan and English foxhounds and beagles
at the show of the Ladies' Kennel
q ASSOCIATION Of America, to be held at
the Meadow Brook Club. june d and <
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
Totals. 49,. 35 o27lsa Totals. 80 s
'Batted for Kane in ninth inning
IBatted for ROnmel in ninth inning
fINNo out when winning han IVES scnrcd

Newark. .....,...,... 0 0 i 0 %
", Two base hit-Brugsy. Stolen bases-McCarron
Weich McHale Davis. Eckstein. Sacrifice hits
Brlsgy. Kcmme Heck Sacrifice fies-Zinn Rom
mel. Left on bases-Newark. S; Syracuse, g. First
base on ctr3rs--Newsrk. 4: Syracuse. 2. Hit by
pitcher-By ltormel tSullivan): by Heck (AicCar-
ROM Struck out-By Rommel. 3: by Heck .
Bases Oh balls-ON Hommel, j.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or uo>-
orable John 2. Cohalan. a SURROGATE ~
the me County of Sew York. NOTICE is here-
py given TO all persons having claims
asains. James Muir late of the County ~
New YORK; deceased, to present tho sar9s
WIN vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
A. a. 'neir e place OF transacting business. nt
d. Frankel. No. i65 Broadway Bogough of
Manhattan, In the city OF New YorS on
OF netore the End day of December mex,
DAteu, New York, the 9th day of MAY
1919. JOHN +. MUIR,
ISABELLA r. PENTLAND
SAMUEL NJ. PENTTAND,
HEDGES. ELY g. FRANKEL, Attornsy.
Tor EXECUTORS. lG5 Broadway, Manhat-
tan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
war 11Oud Likely Derby Favorite
Newark Defeats Syracuse
After 7wo Outs in Ninth
international League

GAMES TO-DAY
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Newark.
Binghamton at Toronto.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Nocnestcr. 2; Jersey City, /.
Newark. 6; Syracuse, S.
buffalo, S; Baltimore. 3 t5 ino.
blnghamton, $; Toronto, 4.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
No, w. L. Ict. w. l.. Pct.
p,l,,.a. p,a,h :, i.o0O Jersey c .333
~ =" :, l.OUO Buffalo. 2 1913
Dao,'i., Da.I.. = ! '6b7 Syracuse 0 3 900
hochtr , I .667l Toronto. 0 3 900
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBooKs

LQST.-Bankbook No 1000. as7 Of .hs
York. The finder 10 requested to ret,rn ~
70 the bank. II not restored before IN.
Ith day of June. 1918. application vii
DO made to the bank for a new book
LosT-Passbook No. 1888 Of the FRANZ,
lin Savings Bank. Payment stonnsd
rieasc return to bank. s5s Eighth svs
New York City. All persons are cau,ions,i
not TO purchase os negotiate the same
LOST.-Bankbook No 1902 osa of -.
Tor Savings, ESQ Fourth ave. New VOL
Payment stopped. Please return book -.
pank -.-F
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
DEXTER. STANLEY wAfKER.-rN pm

DEXTER, STANLEY wAtKER.-IN prp.
suance OF an order Of Honorable John p
York. notice Is hereby given to ali o a.ew
naVing claims against Stanley walker DeS,
,er' iate or the County OF New YORK do
thereof to the undersigned at their nIsc'
Q, p,o transacting business. No. II Broadwav
Doroush OF Manhattan. City OF New York'
next ' Va November
~ Dated. New York, the 27th dav of a,~,,
1913 MATTHEW c. FLEMING ''
GABRIELLA IL Dexter
GEORGE N WHITTLESEY, Attorn.v
for Executors II Rroaa,. rn'eo.ney
York City. ->ew
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11

WALKER. WILLIAM HALL.-1N pup
suance OF an order OF Honorable john p
Coha!an. Surrogate OF the County Of Ns.,
YORK, notice Is hereby given to ali per,o,.
having claims against William Hail vs.
ker. late OF the County OF New York a..
ceased to present the same with vci,cber.
thereof to the subscribers at their Mac 80
transact!ng business in the ofYice Of Mesa.
Greene, Greene Hurd & stoweil. No AZ Exohangs
and State Of New York. on or before ny
9th day Of July, 1913 'ns
Dated, New York. December eth. 1at,
PANY, SS~n'
RICHARD T. GREENE. Execntor.
GREENE. HURD & sTOWELL. Attor.
neys for Executors. Once & p q "A
1ress: - Exchange Place. Borough az
Manhattan. New York city. u
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
SUMNER COTTAGES FOR RENT
FURNISHED.

EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LOCATION.
four acres. always cool: GOOD GROUND
Long Island; waterfront house. fourteen
large rooms, three baths, garage kitchen:
garden; $500. NUGENT 223 East S0th St
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

~ .nbER OF young ladies for general Office wor
Apply S26 Hudson ST.. 4th floor WV
New-York tribune., 1918-05-11

'Tive pounds apprentice allowance claimed
The evening herald., 1918-02-18

Classified Ads Bring Results.
The evening herald., 1918-02-18
211l West Central Ave.
Upstairs

books hy State Chairman Paul q.
Hcdingtuu COMES th, news ut tla
plans of the Nar offir, for the erection
of q liberty tnoItcr 90 Camps cody
kraruy and several others
The -UUH books VIII h, used iu part
70 satisfy untitled ordcr. most ut the
district ,huIrnon have puu. away
over their quotas, and irttois received
from chairman this morning Indicate
that they ar, willing tu ro RIGHT on
selling smiioa-c books wuile the de-
maud Keeps up
The u,N. OF tho erection uf the
liberty th.a'ar at Camps Cody aur
kournv came in 90 telegram from
Harry T.. Harrison, chairman Of the
national smil'arc book committee
ana indicates that liberty thcltDrs lr,
also tu Dee erected Boo the near future
go camps H'turecHrd Bowie. Ere.
mont bouuthJu. Uau,u.s. oIHu-ou
kcurny Logan, N,Nrtnar. N,CIcl-
Ian sheridan. Wheeler
The erection of these additional
liberty th'.f.Ia w!u Uuaur.ss Doe "a
great stimulua tp tho s.'r ut smllcago
hooks In View Mexico.
The evening herald., 1918-02-18
Police Court Docket
Is Crowded; so Days
for Chief Offender

Twenty five ur -onors, charged with
minor offcneu. Wrro arraigucd in the
cIty court thu morning Some Of
them We're Accused Of traffic viola
tions. some ct drunkenness, fomr of
vaFrancy ana ur. OF carrying dead
iy weapon. Th, after, ). H. Wilson
got IN, sii.f's' .rntcncc In default
OF payment of . $50 fine. h' was COM
mlttod tu paul .lr 90 days Most ot
the cases wei, I.sposed 81 Tho rest
went over un. fhis evening
Wilson wa. rreatcd at the rail.
road station -.urday night ny Police
man Chuy'a I.r was alleged 200 hav,
fiuurisn'H f." turing % quarrel with
George E.I... uu south First street
An tutumH'.. mstoi WAS found uu
him
The evening herald., 1918-02-18
Lutheran Drive for
War Warfare Fund to
be Started Tomorrow

Tho Lutheran church iu America rs
conducting 'U. week q campaign for
',."...u. fp u, used for welfare work
among th' Ir. 900 Lutheran soldiers
nuu sailors uHr campaign b. iu chang
ut fhy national Lutheran commission
with headquarters IN Sew NorN T..
90 UtU,. oi Hrlon is state chairman
900 raarE" ul fu, work In Ncw NcAivo.
The campaign IN Aihupuorqu' viii
begin tomorrow subscription cards
w'ry distributed az the morning s,r.
yir, m St rpurs church ycst"rdus.
\ thorough canvas of an Lutheran
lu the GUS Uiu De made during tho
wrct. The movement has the en-
dursom,ni uI Icldinr statesmen out
side tEr church. including President
WILSON. 1ul J"ccivcd Increased om-
phasis from the fact that General
I"rshIns rls tskcd that th' number
of chaplain. no increased from one
tn three f.r ,U.h regiment
The evening herald., 1918-02-18

officr hour--lrom . a. M. to = p m.
Daily aud sunday.
The evening herald., 1918-02-18
Army Chaplain Speaks
at St. Johns Service

An interesting feature Of the ser
vices az ST. lohu's Episcopal church
sunday morning was uu address hy
Chaplain Ferguson 20. 81 Paul chap
lain Ferguson is stationed 40 Camp
cody pcming y NJ Ilo ana thrc"
companions were iu Albuquerque sun
day spending tho day while making
train connections The life ana du-
tics Of any army chaplain formed the
subject for very interesting address
'' captain Ferguson ~ 10 sp,piaI
patriotic service in the afternoon tho
wiu"7 Of AN men uf ST. Johns church
Wh" are NOW with tho colurs were
r'nd aud wrr" th" suhioci Of special
prayers
The evening herald., 1918-02-18
Mrs. N. j. Strumquist
Wins Literary Prizes

Three prizes Tor Illustrated stories
on road building Iu N,w Mexico be- the
record made boy Nr y. j. Stum-
uuist, Jr The pr.l,s come from the
national Highway. association. one
hundred prizcs were offered by the
association for IA" host pictures with
doscrIptiN. -tor'
The Judges who passed ou tho
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