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Evening star., 1918-07-08
KONENKAMP YIELDS TO
OFFICIALS APPEAL;
PosTP0NEs KEY STRIKE

mercial Telsgraphers' Union Of Amer
ioa against the Western Union. Tels-
CONTINUED on Fourth Page
Evening star., 1918-07-08
Two Months Record.
Laudsd by Britons.

The Representatives in this country
Of the British air ministry verified the
above facts Sir Joseph Fowler. for
instance. declares the liberty engine
zone Of the finest aerenautical en-.
gines ever built" and predicts that It
win give the allies IAN overwhelming
superiority in the air" Gen. Branker
Of the British mission says Great
Britain has ordered msay more lib
before the end Of this ysar.
But not all the -egGa have been
placed in one basket Indeed. Mr.
RYAN, while disclaimine any credit
himself, has indeed put through an
excellent thing since he sane into Of
dee by pushing the prodyction Of mo-
tors other than the liberty, par
ticularly for the types, Tat cannot ac-
commodate Hb6rty 6,gins. These
types are few. but ne2fthelsss Mr..
Ryan's program seems 10 b TO de-
velcp all Of the fast diehtinE types
IContinued oH Second Pa.0,l
Evening star., 1918-07-08

.we were surprised,"> the officer
added, "at some Of the prisoners taken.
Most OF them were strapping fellows,
but there were q lot Of them, who,
while big, were very young. Tho
boche put over some gas at one. time,
but 1t was q mighty good experience
for our men. as they were equipped
with the masks. ~ -
II want to say here that those Aus
tralians are magnificent dRhters We
have been learning the ganes- from
them. Our fellows watched the vet.
erans closely, and It was: a case of
Imitation without ., second. lesson"
During the evening OF tho day the
correspondent spent with the Amer
loans 3 big bunch Of mail arrived from
home. and there was great jubilation
amonk the mon to have letters from
the folks as q reward for their work In
the trenches. Ono young fellow came
tearing around waving q, torn dollar.
bill which he had Just found in let
I Il got It, got itr' he yelled with
Five francs, kid." laughed an
of,fcer who was standing by.
sTt amt; it's = dollar, and it's from
home" and the boy was on with his
All the Arnsricans are anxious to
est into the hght again -and are
watching eagerly for the next cali.
Last night the correspondent slept
on the ground among the troops Of
Evening star., 1918-07-08

By the Associated Press.
rp.Ncr IL 81. cs,man
ss,.,,,.
counter attack against tho new posluons
gained by the Australians and Americans
ero,,na u.r,.l +xxo Am.r,csna and five
veu --o. wv = - -.
Australians were captured oy tne enc
my. Volunteers were called Tor ana
an Amarican marty brouxht back the
.....-.s 80 c.-.n ofac.,
0ptufoo men @ho ef
while twelve Australians brought the
m. ,to-v =, ,bi. incident a. told by
Ane Seo1S y. eAAs
an American ofaeer who took part in tho
fnhtipe 1a5lovs: sf;S%S 81 y X : Z,
! "The bochss did not. bcthec uS until
-. ..,.....S. :, ,,,-s,. ,vesr thev rn.de t,,eir
counter attack. wMch Wss SFepuisoe.
ever. in ssttins hold OF two Americans
and nve Australians whom tney car
ried back
All Ea1er for Chancs.
we immed1atefy Calico toF Voiuntooss =
to 20 out after these captured lads and
all our man At once began yelling for
the chance. Corp. Raymond Powell was
n 0nnAn
,nsn Sor fhe. work
.sThe guns had put down . heavy
barraEe, but the corporal led his chaps
str1ight through this fierce fire and
charged hotfoot after the retreating
enemy. The Germans retired to a
strong point, but the corporal. with the
other Yankees. went In after them.
Our two boys were retaken along
with the nye Auseanans ano tne cor
poral ana nus aiso S1peureo 2
pocno 1ince n .ne S m9anumo s"e,ve
Aus ta9H n. 1as.r 1 ~a.+,, aoaaI .,,.s so .no
s.st sonSste .tat am Gsrra.g ,,s3.,rss@ ~ ~s .ns
hros,sht t hscH 's -
.TSat niSht = hoche sni,er canaaA :.
Ia. ~ tronhis- from = neat n tns fronf
iSrs snS one AZ INV man yant o,t
.arnss no MANI land alone aSter him.
Ths Y.nise rot hin and isft him ds.d
an shs fIsld
""
a<o- - onrao,,, corrnr>1. go.
"
Rseounting Q story he had heard Of
-. ..1n ~ an An.r,c.n corrc,.1. ~.
Hs .,-.. 81 SoA ~ '"s
omcer conunueo'
IAN Australian omcer was telling
did what was considered a fine piece
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Lull Not to Continue.

Lull Not TO CouC1uue.
By the Associated Press.
Momentous happenings are in the
making on the western front The
lulI Of the past few days will not con-
tinue long and 1t is not improbable
the Germans will break 1t by hurling
their masses against the allied line to
crush 1t, If possible.
Correspondents at the front while
reporting that a new German blow is
impending, obviously are unable to
give grounds for the belief. But the
Germans have had much time in
which to prepare for further great
strokes and it is known they have
from thirty to forty divisions in shape
to throw into the fray.
Added to this is the fact that the
Germans have not been very active
for more than q week and their coun-
ter attacks have not been carried out
with the usual strength and de-
termination. .-....
Australians Gain Ground.
Again the Australians have made a
successful forward plunge in the
Somme sector northeast Of Amiens.
where. with some help. they carried
out their brilliant operation of last
week. The latest drive by the rangy
men from the antipodes. launched last
night, resulted in what is described
by the British Official statement as a
slight advance. The aggregate Of the
ground gained recently in this area
has been considerable, however, and
the new progress made has apparent
ly effected considerable Improvement
in the British position along front Of
we'll toward two miles on both sides
of the River Somme.
While the British are thus fortify-
ing themselves against the expected
renewal Of the German offensive in
one of the sectors where it is consid-
cred quite likely to be launched, the
French are finding themselves some
what actively engaged In an artillery
duel on the westerly side Of the Marine
salient.
Had Help Of Americans.
With the help Of the Americans,
northwest Of Chateau Thierry the Al
lied line as . whole on this front has
been Strengthened and improved In
anticipation Of another enemy ofRsn-
sive. Tho French are replying spirit
edly to the German bombardment,
which IL marked in the sector defend
ing the villers-Cotterets forest. This
extended wooded area offers one Of
the most important obstacles to q re-
newed German advance should 1t be
attempted in this region.
Other artillery actions are reported
southwark along tho front to the
Marne, but these seem not to have af-
fected tho American sector notably. as
the news dispatches from tho Ameri-
can front report comparatively quiet
night and similar easy conditions this
morning.
There is tension all along the front,
however, in expectation of the Ger
mans breaking loose at any moment
with their new drive and the air
scouts on the American side are in
creasingly busy in efforts to spot
important enemy movements.
Evening star., 1918-07-08
Engine Going to Allies, Too.
Speaks With knowledge.

"I can speak with knowledge on
this subject, because I have for two
months studied every cause of delay
and disappointment, and I can speak
freely, because no stretch Of my con-
science will let me claim any credit
for what has been done up to the
work Of aircraft production for the
Army has been 80 short that nothing
have done or left undone could pos
sibly have affected the accomplish
ments at this time.
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CONTINUED q Second Pasea
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lContinued on Ninth fage,l J
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Iair, continued cool tonight and to.
morrow.
Temperaturs Tor twenty four hours
pm. yesterday: lowest. 81. at $50
am. today.
Full report on page II.
Evening star., 1918-07-08

As soon as the news Of the assassi-
nation OF Codnt Won Mirbach, German
nnnbassadur at Moscow. came to M.
Tchitcherin. the Russian foreign min
ister. NJ. Tchitcherin, and his associate.
NJ. Kerakhan, called at the German
emb1sey. and expressed the regret and
indfGuation Of the government at the
Occurrences, says Berlin dispatch,
forwarded. BY the Havas correspond
ont sat Banel.
b1en estabiished, nor have they been
arrested. the message states.
n appeafs. according to these a.
>. [Continuod On Second Page,l
Evening star., 1918-07-08

the use for republication Of all news dispatches
ereditsd to It or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
Evening star., 1918-07-08

Saturdays Net Circulation, Ss,z11
Sundays Net Circulation, z4,l36
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Auto Springs. all makes. korher co
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone N.
PAY your dues to ne "2.hit" clnh
Zee soft Spots" arch cushions. 80
more foot troubles ~ kclchcr's
The reconstruction ~ tho broadway
bridge is now under way Prison labor
~ heinz used and much ct the ma.
tcrinl taken from the old bridge rs hc-
uE placed back on the bridge. The
Films street hridg" has been recon
siructod lately, IN expenditure OF
unlN So WIS necessary for its COM
p~lction as prison labor did the work.
Judge ~ T. BARNES returned last
night from a trip 90 the Norollon
mountains. lie reports tho cattle to
hc IN fine shape, but states labor and
water ar" scarce nm the mining camps
there.
Tho Duke City Riflc club viii hold
Il shoot sunday afternoon az IN, range
southeast OF The CitN. Firing viii he
gin ~ 9t3U D. m. \ fuil attendance
~ desired. ~ preparation for q match
shoot with the Santa fo club tho lat.
toxIart of THIS month or early i'm 90.
Re pulp, or the broadway chris.
tWn church viii Zoe occupied tomorrow
morning. hN I. ~ 70 ot tho y NJ.
t. \. Who will speak gn the subject.
The Long and the short of It"
The Precinct 40 % CuunCtl of DE.
Tense Will hold q hig public PATRIOT,
rlllN a. the Nillag, OF Tlloras, m u
icras n cHch of tho city. ON to
morrow Sunday, afternoon ~ 200
O'clock Spocchos VIII be- mud. bv
Hon. N,stor NoutoyH. col Alfred
Gruustcld and othcrs II o. desired
that unN Albuquerque people who mas
bee IN the Nlcinit of Tilrras on SUNDAY
afternoon make AN effort 90 attend
his meeting.
col Alfred Gunsfc!d is in Santa Pc
today
Donald W Young executive seorc.
iury of the state fuel administration
returned today from Santa t'e.
the rcristration board iu Old Alhu-
qucrgu" registered l5S men, accord.
ing To the latest report made today 20
the Bcrnalillo ouu draft board
The iiernultllo county DRAFT hoard
TODAY received orders from captain
Reid 90 "ntrain three class so ! ne
grocs for scrNlD, about the middle OF
October
J. O. caldwell returned this morn
Ing from Portland Oregon, Wh'ic ne
attended IN" O. \ q cnculnpmcnl
which was held there from me
10 the gan of last mont The Ap'r,'
dad entertainment provided roy w,
visitors az tins rr"t upu'nl ''l""' o.
e dclighiful trip "p me o'uh''"'
river. OF Wilton ar 'aliw'I riN'S "'
enthusiastic account
Nh. and Mrs \ T. Mo'atI'N ana
Mrs. T.. a. Wil.on. of los Angeles. are
among tho Visitors Who arrived no the
ritv YESTERDAY.
T. G.. BoUrpuignon, station ng'hl
and telegraph operator ~ for' WI
gate. is ~ AlhuqueIIu" h"NlhS "''lN
ed Yesterday tu register Tor service
with Uncle sam
Hermann krauch, VINO ~ IN ohalg'
of the Gallinas tor'sl hu!s.Il ~ .
vonir, was a visitor az district forest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
DEPUTY SHERIFF OF
W|NSLOW SHOT AND
IN HOSPITAL HERE

~ Gardner. deputy shor.lG .f Win.
slow Ariz. b. Suffering Iu 49, Jus,p N's
hospital here from o. Euushoi wound
accidentally inflicted Dos g. - Ioumdc.
CT, murshal ut MiusloN. TUESDAY
night when th'y we're ond,uNoIIul to
make an arrest at "a dance.
An exciting nrbt was started Ice
front of "a dance HAIL There, - is claim
Cd. during which time the CTS marshal
fired at - McNtcaU hoiuE held bN
Gardner and who WAS attempting to
break awaN from the deputy shcrim
The city marshal fired three times. lt
rs claimed. i've Of The bullets striking
me McNicun M one penetrating
Gardner's lett arm above 'hc elbow
The city marshal and tho deputy
sheriff entered a dance hail, II 90
claimed. 20 arrest a Mexican. Gard
ucr was -oVcrpoWercd and his revolver
taken away from him hy U McNiCuu
n was after he had captured the M's.
Ioun and was taking the run away
from him that the mur-hHl fired
THIS ls the tenth time that MI
Gardner has been shot iu making ur
rests ~, is being treated hN br ~
e. IoNtla,c and is rNp.stcd Co mlk,
a rapid ~, Was brought f'
Albuquerque TIufsdJ,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
ACTIVE
CANDIDATE FOR
SUPREME COURT
Efficient District Judge Informs
Friends That He Will Seek Re
publican Nomination for High
State Bench.

An uncertainty Is to tbc Jttit-'o
Ul uIsttI,t Judge Herbert : ~.fNuuIo7
toward 'N, counting election Was i".
moved to-day Wu,u lc informed ID
number OF hIs friends hat hc desired
tive ropuhl,at nomination ,ur tA'
state supreme court and asked their
support and that ut the B~'runIllo
county d,l,r.'uu Do ihr ,outul ,'-
publican state convention The pee
publican county convention. tu name
delegates 90 Santa re VIII Doe hold
ono week from today II Wus regard
ct as certain au,nng republicans Who
learned ot judge Hayuolds announce
mcnt TODAY that he would ave not
only tho u,ti," support of th' dole
sutIou from hIs cuuut tui eft the
Other couuii,s Iu his diA,ri,t wh'f'
lIs record during the past str t,uts
hu, won hun the friendship and 'p
rrDNal Of th" people
Judrc Reynolds was elected It th"
first state election FOR thc term cN
pIIIug january . nest ho let u h"
known some time ago that h' dtl not
,gr. go r,turu to the dstrtyt bench
but u had been uncertain until todd
whether CT not Doe would seek th'
pluD, uu the state supreme court
bench io o." nllri IN the coming 'r,
iIUU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
Walton Follows Fall
With Bill to Grant
u. S. Lands to State

Santa F". y VI. Sept. - Con
cr'ssmgu " q. Walton has iutroduo-
ed 40 IN" house OF representatives. q
hill to grant ~ the %uno,rupicd pdsnc
domain In Sew MoNico TO the state.
Tho hill. tu effect, is The same lcgis-
lHtlou introduced iu several forms D.,
Scnatur \ - Fan during the past
YOUR N''rs o. ~ Legislation which
ih' s'udt, has been willing to pass.
hut which has hgrn abandoned as
hopeless hocauso nt the opposition of
ih' department OF the Interior WhI,i
makes favorable action by the house
irptohohle during the present admin.
isttatiun,
congressman Walton is "a candidate
.ur ~" d'moCrEtiC nomination Ton tre
ni'rc states senate and ~ is tho i,-
l''i of democratic leaders her. that
h' viii h, tho ramintc
EsleWa spreads rapidly; itching al
most drives you mad. For quick re
lief, poan's ointment Is well recon
mcndcd 90 cents at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
CONSTITUTION DAY
WILL Be OBSERVED
BY SOCIETY HERE
Governor w. z. Lindsey Issues a
Reminder of Importance of Cele.
bration on Tuesday, Septem.
Der II.

Tuesday. September -. viii Doe
Constitution duS u the Suns at tn
American Revolution ut Alhupuerpu"
are planning tu hold a meeting ON
that day and discuss the Importance
~ the constitution aud c~"lehtaf" 900
honor of the convention mat met in
independence Han and mad" the An
ctIctu government POSSIBLE"
Al \ O'Clock IN ~, auditorium of
The hi.h school tho meeting viii hc
held George : klo,k and g. VI.
Bolts viii deliver addresses \ speak.
vr from Santa Fc VIII ats" u' on the
program The Liberty chorus Will
take part In the celebration The hish
school orchostr VIII r'nd,r patriotic
selections
In. W. Is. WNld"r ID, pr.aidont %.
luc.u branch Of the Sons ~ Inc Amer .
iguu Revolution.
owing to the f1ct that the day Is
so near Il IS not bolirVod that many
other cities iu the state viii have time
to Hrraufc Ton similar meetings.
Governor Lindsey has issued the fol
lowing address go the p.upl" of the
stHtr 49, q reminder
september o.. 1875. ne convention
which drafted M" constitution of the
United States Of America adjourned
SOP Independence Han at Philadelphia.
after that instrument had been sign
cd hy 90 Of the % delegates
Approximately 100 years later WI
liam . Gladstone said that hat ~.
etfuuicut was the most wonderful
Wurk ever struck Off ut 81 given time
- IN" brain ana purpose Of mau
September J., Is Federal Cons,itu-
ton day IN the United States.
Now as never before On Ia" his
tory ct our nntluu the attention OF
an our people should b. irr.sistihly
irawn To- TIA, foundation stones and
organized powers of the government
This b. The religion of American citi-
2rnship
bind back and not" the prcamhl,
tu organized law fN" the poopl.
ct ~" United states. iu oIdcr a.
torn % NOR. perfect union. "stah'
lish Justice. in-ur domestic tran.
guilty provide FOR IA" common u'.
Tense. promnt" the general welfare
and secure the blessings ut hhertS =,
Ourselves and "a post"rity. do on.
dain aud establish this constitution oi
the I nitcd States of America
The contamination ut the declared
purposes sets the high mark of the
prizr ~ perfect human government
promoting and enforcing ideal Jus.
tic" the pr"~agc Of the universe.
lt'N' ny ''N'' lNA
vii he done uu earth AS ~ IS U
heaven
u. "a the aIl,ahsorhiup onward rust
ut promoting 70 Victorious war. ~
tr. unable iu assemble publicly o.
COMMENCEMENT" constitution day TIN
g'tf ivi each ri us 100 that day ST.
lent, and rrNrr'utly dcVot" such mo.
Hruis sr ~ IuJN Doe prayer ana
thanksgiving tu the ztUu' 'lINiu'
Providence upon whom our father
r,llyo So o~ff"ctualis. tur ~" wonder
iul rift of "a, constitution ut Nh" Uni.
tod States Of America
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
n. N. BATTERY A IS
RAPIDLY KICKING
BACK THE KRAUTS'
Paul Simmons Writes That Every
One in New Mexico's own"
Is Well and Enjoys Being in the
Thick of the Fight

The N,w Mexico Battery \ ~ riEut
I'm the thttk OF m, night over there.
and the met are enjoying % hugely 10
one can Judge bN the following Letter
Just received hN y T. simmons ~.
iiol,n. from nia son laui StnmuuH.
who rs q huplor in Sew Mr>ico 8
own
AFTER % good deal OF searching 7
managed 20 uud some paper 20 write
un \ lrcnchman stole my coat
which had nay pen and suppl, of pu-
per iu o. We ave 20 travel YEA.
light un the frout $50 ! could not tak'
much
We have boon iu tho thick ot IN,
Oght and have hccn very lucky 90
fur. not BE- man lost. and We have
been sh,Il.d and bombed Go "a taro
sou we'll have mN hands well
%,allous'd from dIEElnL dug outs Il
doesn't take "A fellow Ions to learn
tho art OF dodgiug shells, ~" can
hear IA" b,r ones comiug 100 fact ""
hear them leaving the enemy guns
On q quiet day. ana % the sound h".
come too loud We hit the art ! can
hIt the dir' much quicker 40" than I
','r did In baseball. ou,' tu 10 while
t 'dud' vomcs over and % is curious
feeling whiting Tor It 90 explode"
"Of courso you nov We have been
llvkiuE ia" frauts' hack pretty lHst
We pulled ihrouEh - W with
hoa,i,s IA. other ia, just ten huuI,
I,hiud 'hc Germans. \ p'tsUr con
not realize the horrors OF wal until he
huA s.,u them II la uu~dcsDrhuhl",
aud one begins to wonder 90 Cod ts IN
his heaven und ali ,a right with the
world. DuT battery has done some
very good WORK destroyed several
enemy batteries. rltrfisous. etc. o.
I.... 49,. ..f..N fU...H fAf nImntT.
y Yesterday sn,g "a Ions range
ra,ai pun that We had destroyed at
t distance Of about ten miles. inct-
dputally wc got twent, itrauts with
u W. sec am battles u sausage
tights that are simply wonderful We
have munN Souvenirs ot 'N'isthtHE
from belts 10 machine guns ] have "a
Naus'r rifi' Hope I can got 70 nom"
tor have had lots of prdttl,c with
u. the woods are uuil uf targets. aud
I can shoot the eyebrow of e guat 1T
90 Yards. also have % pistol ana belt
We have to walk ON our to's when
following the enemy. Tor tutN
leave am Kinds o. traps behind. AMI
wen poison th" water when Nou
write send me 90 few sheet, ui paper
and q plain 'uN'lup" or ~" 80 an
sW,r with Iud YOU get De" thtrtN
bucks sent ", had string beams
tor dinner uud tu,S were sure "a treat
iub. th, land W, Jf. Iu Ie stripped o.
ai ,~,r,tubI,. lN tN. u,tus They
even tool mo uuWatur,f potatoes
HIour ,ND'ri Iu H few pieces whore
fH,N ti'i .u fa.t fhHt f'.t hHd mDi
im, Goo 'IE. ,|t,It'nius Is'rN one
40 the buti,y sell aud W" enjoy
ugntIUr BE- great d,.l mtf' than drIN-
ing n,hnd the ines although 20 'H e
raId,r late, lIop, tins tuds YOU tl'
well and happy YOU may feel "s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14
CANDY BUYERS ARE
URGED TO PURCHASE
SMALLER AMOUNTS
Confectionery Merchants Asked
by Food Administrator Not TO
Put Up Anything Larger Than
One Pound Boxes.

Candy buyers arc irred hy Food
Administrator ktiIh o. ELS to ~, "a
hitl" sslf-d"uial be- ih" purchase ot
their cuuf"ciious.
The sugar situation in tho country
n still very tight declared Mr. Ely
We uc"u tu save every pound that
We possibly cHn. Heavy drains are
mad" upon th" suppl, to- furnish ran
dy To the American sweet tooth. IL
ls characteristic OF our people to buy
generously. and often 20 oNeTeut. This
Del particularly iru' Hf our Injuries.
candy D. ordinarily packed ~ ne.
two three ana ftvo pound packages
Tor sale Tears ago W. never thought
uf buy inT more than IN" pound ~ u
tiue During more recent Years
hen money has been easier the lIrE
81 packages have" bcyume popular. ~
one buys more han ho needs immc
aidtrlN hr Will eat % little hit more
than viii satisfy ms sugar craving.
Just because II tastes good van t.
prgc the candy merchants IN tins
state 60 abandon the larger packages
Don't put up anything ,trgcr than one
pound hoAe-. and 10 your customers
ask you Tor largei quantities Try to
sell th"m something else.
At the same time candy buyers
should remember the need To- Ameri-
ct n is allies for sugar and when
they are goinE To- buy a box OF candy.
buy "a little one ana make it do. We
don't want To he q bit unreasonable.
an TACT ~ wau To Ice thoroughly rci-
s"uabl". la ninety nine eases out OF
one hundred "a one pound bon viii be-
al YOU VIII need. Make u do d
h"ip Ca win ia" war by the least little
bit OF self denial.
Take vounsel of your patriotism
rather Than uf your pride IN buy
ing for ! think that IL is pride more
IMAM anything else that prompts most
people IN buying candy in excess 81
their real desires. feel that We can
make II e test of the patriotism uf the
roui"ctiourrS uf tins state that they
VIII help &" conserve hy limiting their
sales and OF the people tina they do
their part 20 conform with these suu
E"stiuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-14

h~cadpunrtcrs hero today on his return
from Flagstaff, whore he has been Ton
nv" weeks on q special assignment
connected with the mcasuring of SAN.
pic plots Ia determine the growth of
the yellow pinc.
charles ~ clay and \. /. Otcro of
Jcnt"z Springs, Vcr" on q business trip
10 Nl%huqucrqu" Yesterday.
Supervisor 4 H. Mullen aud District
Forester PAU g. Hcdigton Npout no
dHy Yesterday ou q trip to the Gran
guiNot1 national monument on bust.
nois connected HIih tn. haudIuu oi
the monument.
J. e.. Romero. station agent and
telegraphcr az chambers. ARR. who
came Co A~lhuuutrqu" recently for am
army examination, has satisfactorily
passed and rs now awaiting orders
Edward j. Dalton. OF Terra HJutD.
Ind, rs Boo Albuquerque on business.
\ slNtN-ttN, piece cNhibi has been
shipped to Santa Re hv the Puhn,
Health ussociatiuu here to be used b.,
br. W T.. H,Wttt at the institute for
the "thtldrcn's Year" workers which
viii h, held at Santa Re next week.
'hHirm,u OF the Various commit
tees iu charge OF the
ton the state teachers convention to
~. hrld here 100 Sow mbor rouortrg
uu their pIolrtH ~ q meeting ut ih.
,hdmbpt Of Commerce last evening
Tn, details uI th, program are heiul
outlined today hN the executive com
uittcr WhIoh ls meeting at Santa Fe.
David Marcus son OF Mr. and Mrs.
/, Marcus Of Albuquerque. under
won't tu operation at 81 Joseph.
hospital this morning.