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Evening journal., 1918-11-11
EXTENSION OF NAVY TO
GO ON DESPITE PEACE

The navy has 10000 men abroad, in
cluding marines, Daniels said.
Work on battleships and larger war
vessels, which has been slackened be-
cause Of the urgent necessity for patrol
and destroyer craft. will be resumed as
part Of the permanent expansion policy
OF the navy.
The coastwise patrol will not be de-
modified at once. the Secretary said
Plans will not be changed except after
careful dehberation in the next few
days. Contracts for the Eagle boats
may not be CARRIED through. Delivery
of 100 was expected by next summer.
Return OF Marines in France will be
entirely Under The direction of General
Pershing, Secretary Daniels said. Il
was observed, however, that in the
past. marines have usually been the last
TO leave, being used a. guards.
The-war Is not over, IL is only halted,
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels said to
day. II is the job Of the navy TO carry
on for the present
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

By the United Press
WASHINGTON. Nov. ii.-The United
States and Allied nations will take
prompt steps 20 assist the new German
Government in averting anarchy as an
outqrowth OF the Teuton revolution.
The same measures Tor supplying
foOdstuifs and other supplies for Ger
many are expected 70 be taken inlme-
diately as in the case Of AustTia-Hun-
gary, Bulgaria and Turkey.
To formulate plans for feeding their
civilian population and thereby reduce
the tendency 10 BolShevism Herbert
Hoover leaves this week for Europe. lie
will be accompanied by Chairman Hur-
ley. OF the shipping Board. and prOba-
bly, Chairman Vance Mccormick and
bernard Baruch. OF the War Trade
Board and War Industries Boards. re-
spectively-aIl of which organizations
are now vitally concerned in the after
the-war reconstruction problems facing
the world.
While reports on conditions made in
Germany give scant idea of the tre-
mendOus>upheaval within her borders.
they are sufficient 10 carry a note of
warning. Socialism has apparently swept
into power, through a virtually blood
less revolution from border TO border.
Reports indicate that the various kings
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
HUNS KAISERLESS
MANY CITIES ARE
IN ANARCHY GRIP
BY the United Press


LONDON Nov 11.-Gemsny today Kaiserless and
Kmgess
reports tended to show the emperor, all
divine right people which already
had abrogated that right by revolution.
William HohenzolIern the Kaiser with his wife and
the prince believed to have reached the
Count Won Bentn Steeg Utrecht Holland
With Field Marshal Hndenburg and
suite of ten
Germany still dominated by the evouonist but reports
indicated rapidly assuming control OF the
governmental functions
The biggest In Germany Frederick Ebert SoaSt
and had assumed the chanceoshp Prince
Mxman of Baden, former chancellor mere lay hgure as
self-appointed regent" -
Republics have been up Saxony Baden Wuremburg'
Shleseig- -osten Other German states were In
temporary and soldiers sove Some
that under to make the whoe
empire republic The Loa Anzeger said that Social Democrats
and Independents of the Rehstag decided to take acton toward
that end Saturday morning.
Anarchy still rife parts of Germany The famous
Moabe had been of the oer
Potsdam the home of the former Kaiser and Doner were
in the hands of the workmen and soldiers.
Creve Dusseldorf Muhem and Essen also were held by revo,
reports that Count Kpp Bohlen and
his wife, Bertha Kpp heads of the great works
at Essen under arrest
Prince Henry, brother of the former Kaiser and his WIFE, were
said to be fleeing from Ke.
was reported have been wounded
pictures former Kaiser and Crown Prince being
public places. Portraits of Hndenbug how
ever, molested-
until recently of the strongest sup
poters of the Ka clique has been seized by woen ana SOL
ders who are publishing under the title, "The Red Flag
The becoming Berlin and other big
population cnters general strikes which had tied up the
railways and other industries.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
CITY "DRY" WHILE
ALL Celebrate
Retail Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation Acts Voluntarily
in the Matter

With the announcement OF the sign
ing OF the armlstice. which caused an
influx Of people into the hsart OF the
city early today. the Police Commits
si0ners hurried TO the City Building and
held a short session. The conditions
that prevailed several days ago when
the peace rumors were heard, were con-
sidered and while IL was admitted that
no desire existed on their part to order
the saloons or wholesale whiskey deal
ers TO close their places Of business, it
was felt that some check should be
placed on indiscriminate drinking.
With this idea in mind the saloon
keepers were asked. through the Retail
Liquor Dealers Association, TO CO.
operate with the authorities in pre-
serving order.
The Retail Liquor Dealers Association
met later and decided 10 close their
places OF business voluntarily. The
order became effective at noon. The
Police Commissioners later issued an
order closing the wholesale liquor
houses.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
VISITORS SEPARATED,
POLICE APPEALED TO

Becoming tired OF waiting for his wife
and father-in-law who left him at the
railroad station while they went for
their supper on Saturday evening,
Charles Severance, OF Shelton Falls.
Mass, started 10 search for them.
In the meantime they returned and
started a search for him. The police
were asked by Mrs. Severance to locate
her husband. Patrolman George sutton
ioined the two visitors. and after look
ing about the city 10 several hours.
the separated trio were reunited. Mrs.
Severance was with her father. II. =
Embury and the trio were en- route TO
Norfolk, Va.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-EXtension Of
the American navy will go ahead de-
spite the armistice. Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels stated today.
The United States fleet viii bear a
heavy share in the policing Of the world
in the future and must be extended ao-
cordingly. the Secretary stated.
Enlisted men, however, will he per
mited to leave the service, although
they have enlisted for definite terms
Secretary Daniels stated that college
men and young business men who en-
tered the war for patriotic reasons, and
who desire TO get back into their peace
time work, viii be given every oppor-
tunity to do so as soon as. arrangements
can be.made.
tIe made IL clear. however, that the
personnel of The navy vii. have 20 be
kept close to the present mark, and
That recruiting for The merchant marine
must go on at least until further ar
rangements are made. A
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
TEN MEN FINED FOR
IMBIBING TOO FREELY

Ten men charged with drunkenness
were before Deputy Judge Hellings in
Municipal Court this morning and re-
ceived appropriate penalties for their
indiscretion. one OF the number
Michael Fogarty. faced an additional
charge OF carrying concealed a deadly
weapon, a razor, having been found on
him when searched after his arrest.
lie was 0ned 81 and costs for drunken
ness and was dismissed on The latter
charge.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
SEAFORD CELEBRATES
THE JOYFUL NEWS

SEAFORD, Del. Nov. ii.--The ringing
Of bells and blowing OF whistles aroused
Seaford at o'clock this morning and
when the news was given out that Of
flcial word had been received from
President Wilson that the war was over
The people went wild with JOY.
The town Is decorated as never be-
fore. practically every business place
and home being covered with Old Glory
and bunting.
A parade headed by the Seaford band
paraded the streets. Young girls dressed
In quaint costumes. many representing
Uncle sam and his Allies were I'm the
procession, singing patriotic airs. Auto
mobiles and vehicles decorated with
patriotic bunting. tin cans and other
nolse-producing Instruments. are out
and a general peace denomination y
on
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
WILL TRY TO
SAVE GERMANY FROM
RULE BY ANARCHY

have abdicated hastily and the soldiers
and wOrkmens' councils have pro-
claimed republics in .Schlesweig-IIOl-
stein, Wuriembura, SaNOny and other
cities.
The Kaiser has apparently ned 10
Holland. leaving the government in the
hands of Prince Max and Chancellor
Ebert. the latter a Socialist leader Of
the Reichstag Of considerable imperial
istic tendency.
In this hour when Socialism is pre-
sumably on trial in Germany, the Az
lied nations stand ready. il was stated
today, 10 do everything necessary 10
help Germany demOeratize.
Allied diplomats and American OIL
cials were unanimous today in declar-
ing that Germany must be saved II pos
Sible from the fate she imposed on Rus
Sia by anarchy and rebellion. Hence.
il appears likely that a definite course
o. action in the form OF proposed as
SiStance for Germany will come out OF
the Allied councils very soon.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
WHITE CIRCLE WINS.

In their second game with West End
A. c., White Circle came out the victors.
The first game between the teams end
I'd in a tie. The Circlers had hard
time to keep the visitors of their goal
lne and got their only touchdown by
Z forward pass on the i5-yard line. The
game was. hOtly contested all through
The four quarters. West Ends heavy
baskfield gaining by line plunges.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
WORKERS TO THE
SHOPS TOMORROW!

Mayor lawson today issued the
following request:
''It is hoped that aften the iollifica-
ton of to-day is over that employees
of all lines of trade will return
promptly TO work tonight or tomor-
row when the ever hour of duty may
call them 10 duty. They must not
get the idea that all details of the
war are over. ships must siill be
continued TO be built, and railroad
lranspor;aiions must be hurried
along. tha. the heys from overseas
may be brought home. As soon as
labor returns the sooner our men
viii return back TO us"
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
Sam Lloyd S Brain Food
Five Minutes 10 Digest This.
Puzzle No. 32l.

Take scrgent. add a beverage,
subtract an insect and the resulting
letters will spell Boar.
Answer TO No. 500.
In the walking match puzzle, s,
Il and 26 being in arithmetical pro-
gresslon. it is clear that A goes
eight-ninths; so that go being one
ninth the circumference would be
$3.50 Any division Of That sum, like
i.t25. 80, $50 or 375 would bring
them all within 80 Of the starting
point. but they would have met pre-
yiously at a point eight-ninihs OF the
circumference from the start.
Copyright, 1917. by sam Loyd.)
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
H. ]. NICHOLS TO
BE DEPUTY CORONER

Isaac 6. Bullock. coroner-elect. today
announced the appointment Of Harvey
J. Nichols. as deputy coroner. Mr..
Nichols held this position for q mum
Der Of years. In addition he has a
morgue near his home az Seventh and
WOllastOn streets.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
ALLIES SMASH ON 200
MILE FRONT WHEN HUN
AGREES TO SURRENDER
by The Unllcd Press.


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to the Me xregiOn. o m0reth thanO niles.
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Of
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followed
of
practically oil andS
In Niles
where the
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
MISS FRASER TO LECTURE.

Miss Helen Fraser who Is the author
0f women and War Work" besides be-
ing one OF the most prominent women
on The lecture platform today, will
speak IN ST. Andrews parish house,
Eighth and Orange streets. tomorrow
evening under the auspices Of the New
Century Club.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
NO OVERTIME In
WAR INDUSTRIES
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. it.-Ordcrs were
.ssued today 10 eliminate all Sunday
and overtime work in government con-
,tructiOn, in government owned or con-
rolled plants and in plants producing
was supplies.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
SOLEMN BENEDICTION
AT CATHEDRAL

Solemn Benediction will be given
this evening at st. Peters Cathedral
by the ri. Rev. John \. Monaghan IN
Thanksgiving 10 Almighty God for
the victorious peace won by our sol
diers and sailors.
After Benediction the lie Deum
will be sung.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
BY WEBB MILLER

United Press Staff Correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE Noy IL
(21O p M-Moorcyce coers tore along the roads today
shouting:
cts over, boysv :,
Marching columns tired mudspstered galvanized
into new life They shouted laughed and sang ,
several doughboys under full packs toxotng IN the
middle Of the road The rang from column to column
In the back the nearest cable Office passed many de-
who had heard of the srsce it to tell
b the had heard the and who had not
Two ,yords-"ps over-changed the grim into laugh
ing boys "a,
Shortly before o'clock the American stood with
atch in hand seconds ed They fired right up to
th % saving the shecases Of the final round
Several Ia naval sent their final shells hurting tar
into German lines
Tte n now regarding the extreme front lines
where the men are dug in in little 'foxholes."
Just as commander started to phone hrs forward lines
,b the war was over interrupted by the announced that
another town and wood had been captured
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

ii, Unhed dPes
in tor
PenpOteh"is signed the
tA a
ties a o'clock (boh French
enreyha arandd tend it sl
event
There eren% now The p e pea
mi the tothe heb A. % first, G as
and has completed
its plans 70 dblz
celebrations Wilson, bed
an ealyh hour h n p a f
'FRONT.' I{ h heeyc corn he h J
int reflect the g
hves for rnexo of when her might
America romh of by the
the es inc
Where 70 hhy
II the clos o the
Her Allies Bulgaria. Turkey nd AuI Iungay
n,andh finally own ~po a
had brought upon then, overt threw his reign adhe e has tn country
In the edosopic events OF % o w g
o
HreuHedm in uion in Russia Au Hung dG Fn err
til The mlay ydyn6es sof the Rsof Of
the Iapburg of Austria d Fd o The
Constant o Greece the { o
a pochnhg
in IL border
csspivle turn o. in
hImeno Of lGo Europe
in s2ooooOooOoo
mhIH
The Wa ame pp o
known in ha depat most
in hnowap will in
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Evening journal., 1918-11-11
'IT'SOVER BOYS;
GUNS SILENCED,
SOLDIERS SING

BY the United Press
LONDON Nov. 11.-(1110 A. M)-Mashsl Foch issued
the following order to all Allied army commanders today;
"EostIie November Hat IL A. m at the whole
front French line.
"The Allied troops will until further orders, beyond the
liner reached at that hour"
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED

BY the Unlted Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE board OF
governors Of the New York Stock Ex-
change announced shortly before 10
o'clock that the exchange would not
be open today.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
FRANKFORT no BE REPUBLIC.

By the United Press.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. ii-The work
mems and soldiers council OF Prank
fort "a free city have decided to form
a republic. They control Mannheim,
Chemnitz. Nuremburg, Emmerich, Old
enburg and Gladbach.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
Clarified. pasteurized and pure.-hdy.
GLOVER DAIRY MILK.
As so.n,.h Influenza

II an exaggerated form OF Grip. LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets should
be taken In larger doses than Is prescribed
for ordinary Grip. A good plan Is not 20
walt until you are sick, but PREVENT 1T
by taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets In time. SIS ----'
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

II you are looking for position. the
Quickest and best way TO find It is to
run a Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11
DEFEATED FOE AGREES
TO SURRENDER OF HER
ARMIES ON THE FIELD


A. THAT little su3ndedst A.
the United Press
Nov. lit is here tina he nh
at Am ayandhs l A. NJ
Ph
al Hhost throughout Europe
the Press
Nov ignedto
eword beaten nation
BY surrendered in the do foeh than mighty
had
Byh % deriory %
onofh her material In odsh
msdu unaion nbt
were So
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

fairly smOthered by the Yankee fire.
This dispatch was filed from the
front Just 40 minutes before hostililies
officially were 10 cease.
BY The United Press.
PARIS, Nov. ii-Celebration Of vic
tory began in Paris Sunday afternoon
when the revolution in Berlin was an
nounced following the publication Of
the Kaiser's abdication.
The boulevards were thronged with
the greatest crowds the city has seen
since in 1914. The restaurants were
packed and flag yenders everywhere
made tremendous sales, although the
prices Of flags scared sky-high.
Many who had solemnly sworn not
10 drink champagne as long as the
BOches were in France relaxed, believ-
ing that the job Of expeillng the Hun
lad been accomplished.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

BY The United Press.
LONDON, Nov. ii.-MOns, the Belgian
city made famous by the British de-
fense in the. early days Of the war mas
been captured, Field Marshal Hsig an
nounced today.
shortly before dawn this morning.
Canadian troops OF the first army un-
der Gen. Horne, captured Mons the
statement said.
Evening journal., 1918-11-11

BY The United Press
PARIS, Nov. il.-"E0st OF the Ire
lon Forest we .retaohed the Belgian
frontier" the French War ONCE an
nouncer today
italian troops penetrated Bocroi.
Following hard lighting we forced
crossings Of the Meuse between Vrlgne
and Lumes."
Heavy artillery continued through
the night 10 was audible % miles in
the rear Of the American lines.
The German guns retalated but were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
"A SPLENDID TONIC I"
Says Hixson Lady Who, On Doc.
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

Hixsou. Tenn.-"Ab0ut 10 years age
! was o" says Mrs. ]. n. Gadd. Of
this place. Il suffered with a pain In
my left side. could not sleep at night
with this pain. always In the left
side.
My doctor told me 10 use Cardui. I
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby came, I was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
| at first let II 60. but began 20 get
weak aud In a rundown condition.
90 I decided to try some more cardui.
which ! did.
This last Cardni which I took made
M much better. IN fact, cured me, II
has been a number OF years, still |
have no return OF this trouble.
feel II was Cardui that cured me,
md ! recommend II MS a splendid fe.
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself 20 become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take @ardui II should sure
~ help you. as Il has 80 many thou.
sands of other women In the past 20
years. Headache, backache, Hideache.
nervousness, sleeplessness, tiredoui
feeling, are all signs OF womanly trou
bic. other women get relief by takin,
Csrdui. Why not youl AL druggists
NCiu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
Early Frosts Hurt
Only Tender Vines
And Garden Truck
BN 4. IiNNIN,
GnNrrnnirlit Mctrnrolngi,i.

Weather and crop conditions in
View MoNico for the week ending
September ~
Tho week was partly clouCy. with
"a few light showers and warm favor
able weather tll It's close. when cool
weather prevailed. with frost in
northern districts. AZ far us reports
go these Indicate little damage. cs.
c'pi 10 tcudcr "a and gurdCr
truck With pusaibly tho checking OF
growth 81 late corn. beams tHd fod
der crops Crops advanced rapidly 90
maturity during tho wcok and 'hirsh
ing Of wheat ana oats. cutting and
hooking OF orn and hurN est of beams
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19

are general Range is generally good.
except I'm southern low lands.
Springcr-Thc heavy rams OF the
last week have caused Tho roadways
Of tho district to wash badly, alon'
with s.opins fields. Much benefit
has resulted TO fall and winter range.
however, and II ~ IN excellent condi-
ton.
Jcmez Springs Temperatures OF
the week were moderate, althour
night temperatures fell to 80 degrees
Good showers occurred. amounting to
about a half inch and sunshine con
ditious were favorable. so that crops
made good crops. Corn and po-
t,toCs are eycollcnt. also alfalfa and
range. There are plenty OF apples
rnd plums IA the valley and a good
many peaches.
III pnso-The week was dry and
warm. with abundant sunshine ana
favorable conditions. The bulk Of the
corn crop Is maturing well and alfalfa
~ IN good condition. Ranges would
be benefited hy a good general rain
Good crops OF vegetables. C|antaioupes
and watcrmelons coming In and some
shipping going on. Pears. peaches,
plums and grapes are still being mar.
krtcd
Wagon Mound-Thc heavy rains OF
the first OF the geek delayed farm
work and hail and rain both caused
some damage TO beans.
Las Negas-The warm favorable
weather OF the week allowed rapid
progress In maturity OF crops anu
harvest. but tho week closed cool,
with frost IN tie pccos and Gallinas
canyons and some nov over the
highest pcaks
Fort stanton We had q dry favor
able week for harvest and crops arc
maturing rapidly. N,ghts becoming
cool.
Roswell Tho week closed with
very light showers and cooler wealth
&C.. after wurm favorable conditions
corn harvest rs well under way md
the crop excellent Fourth cutting oI
alfalfa 10 finished and a fifth will b,
had bon some fields Apple picking
begun and a lew cars shipped Rung,
continues poor
TIcs-LIEht showers the FIRST ri
the week thereafter warm and a.,
NorHbl" tll close. when cool. witt
light frost Farmers busy thrcshina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
NOTICE

Whll" uv.H from the ciiN The old
stand bee Hron thoroughly cleaned
ana r'.in-Nnd with thr same well.
known hrpH.3 ct good thinss 10 eat
! tab" fh. method 81 thanking an
ms old ,u.tpmcrs FOR their liberal
|tinuancc OF the sam" good feeling
Ia the iuIuI. Espcc. Ny do ! extend
= Kind luf.'ttlon tu the hundreds OF
ladies wN. Visited my store FOR the
l.rst tiU' IIrinE the recent sale to
driN| w 90 their convenience and see
Tor Themselves an up-t0. date grocery
WIN nll Nh. latest from every market.
The bars vIIl be down and the doors
again up'n for business SATURDAY
SEPT 90 credit eNtcnGrd II YOU hav"
not already Unused A. Phone 3ts or
"-' Yours for business,
THE HIGHLAND GROCERY.
Charles Cunroy. Prop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
ST. Joseph's Sanitorium
NiINlr IIY. NrW MrNlC.

silver City. New Mexico.
For the treatment of tuberculosis. cou-
Quoted by the SISTERS Of - Joseph,
Most desirable recommendation. uf-
furiiuE every comfort and Cuuttu-
icucc. Trained nurses employed. Day
and sleeping potchcs with each pTt-
waite room.
Ap. y to the mother Superior.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
Las Vegas to Have
No Trolley Service
For Several Weeks

HPEctAl ossCsrosuFSc 70 fsr rEEalo
Las Vegas y. NJ sept lp.-Alt
street car service IN this city Will bc
Discontinued Tor several weeks, oW
ing 20 the fact hat the having OF the
new asphalt paNcmcnt has uoCcasi-
tated tearing up the tracks lu several
places. The cars Will be o|Ncrhaulcd
and rcpainttd.
The Sew Mexico Sormal university
hes added military training 20 MS
curriculum \ company OF about
thirty-nyc boys under military age
has been formed and viii drill twice a
week. n is the intention to teach
tho manual OF arms IN full Russell
: imburg formerly n member OF tho
national army. will act as instructor
The clerical forces OF the Scw Mex
ico division OF the Santa re are or
LanizinE Otier branches of the rail-
road service have long been organic
ed, but the clerks have been slow IN
setting together About forty clerks
have already signed the organization
petition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19

For Group or sore throat. use Dr
Thomas Electric OH. Two sizes. 30
cents and 60 cents. At all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19

The Liberty Loan starts Sepiom.
Der IS. Get ready"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-19
Ell Pasoan to Join
S. G. Normal Staff

sruciAt coHsrsFospfscG 70 tHr srRsLo
Silver City, y, 81. sept. l9.-Thc
normal school has ended It's Ions
search Tor q successor Ia the late Prot.
Wills g. Shumway ~ head 81 the
manual training department. In the
employment 81 e G.. Golden OF the
vi Paso High school Mr. Golden has
been connected with the III paso city
schools for the past seven years IN the
capacity OF manual training instructor,
and had begun "a second year at the
nead of this work In the high school
Of the Pass city.