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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

pleX problem Of inverse ratio Thee
is only one way Tor this prnblcln "a
hc solved. and that h. fot the people
of this city to solve d. Il has been
suggested that some IT the women ot
Albuquerque heceme "~E1dntothcrs 10
tho 1870 or more hovs on the y "
g \ honor rolf who have left 10
serve their country In keeping up
the membership Of the." boys. thu
women would not only be helping a.
carry on the splendid work Of h
"N. but they would be able t. give
the boys who return the pleasant sur
prise of finding they are still mcm-
beers ~ the organization
There TX also an opportunity For h
men who urc beyond the army age.
nnd Tor those who are physically un-
able to enlist 81 10 their hit" by
Joining the Y NJ O. A.. oven though
thcy had little time or inclination 10
take advantage of the privileges II
offers they would be helping the or
ranization to continue It's splendid
work OF serving as "a friend 10 man
not only the men and boys of this
cit,. but tho BOYS in khaki aud blue
who pass through here ON ihoir wa>
somewhere
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

Chapter VI
The da ioI nj, last sitting had ar
rived. lIcsvy hearted and sad, !
dressed fos the las, time IN my guy
pSpsN costumc. The sitting would b.
short, as thcre was little to ho done
rlakc was 90 cNhihit Inc picture She
following weeks and then Il was o.
DC nuns m the salon.
had scarcely taken my position
whom Mrs. lambert came in she was
more like a cat than ever that daN
Ny nerves were near the breakinF
point because Of my grief that I
would not see 80 much OF Blake So
her h%yelinoss aud her bright chhttoi
we're unhoarnhlc. she had scarcely
gone whom I lost control over myself
Blake ana were alone. Annette had
retired To the dressing room AT Mrs.
tambert's entrance and had not re
appeared
"why child Betty. what n the
natter" Blake asked as ! throw my
self onto a couch and hurst INTO u
torrent of tears.
ITS that woman I hate her hate
Ler'' sobbod; then, ns he knolt
down beside the couch n put nv
arm across me. soothing me as best
aS hc could I threw both arms o
HIS neck, aad lie knew
why ito YOU hate Airs LAMBERT
hp asked after "A moment In which
he had grown white.
81 hate her because She h lovely
lccausc YOU stopped, frightcn-
cd al what I had implied, not yoi
realizing that Blake new
You mcan"-man of Tho world ns
he WAS he hesitated. II would have
been better for him; his NE would
have been happicd perhaps had he
not urged mo 10 tell what was ~
my heart.
Yes II" stammcrcd
You mean that YOU love me, little
BettyP" he asked very gently.
Thcn ! poured out all the Worship
rll the adulation | felt for himN He
bad seated himself beside me, and his
arms were about me, when the door
opened aud Mrs Lambert walked M,
"Oh, | beg u thousand pardons'
she exclaimed. II found ! had lett
one of my gloves. and hurried hack
Tor A. Foolishly | did not knock.
Don't apologize. Mrs. l1mhort
for what the whole world viii know
tomorrow Miss Morrow n jusi
promised 20 liouor me by belng my
wife"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

ties between them which were siCkon-
ing IN their nasty detail: but he de-
niod that he personally had had sex
upl relations with her.
II was lust as Hartmann reached
the climax of his story of the vents
at the mesa place that Mrs. Dawson.
the mother. cried out.
You know you're lying"
LAWYERS for both sides rCmonstrat-
cd al the interruption. II was the
only incident OF its Kind during the
morning session.
\ detailed recital OF liartmann's
testimony is not necessary TO full I'M
Outstanding of It's character ON cross
examination iIartmann's part in the
affnir showcd up less favorably for
Hartmann ANA somewhat more favor
ably Tor Cclcstinc. The state was able
To establish that Hartmann drove the
car which took Puliam and Celcstine
To- Tho saw mill saloon in the after
neon. and that pulliam. drinking
heavily. was partially irresponsible.
The witness was unable to prove under
cross examination. his plea under di-
rect examination that he had been
drinking to protect Pulliam from II
anu as ne Inliilslltht ~ us
eascd woman
The testimony Of Or. W /. Love.
lace. who was called by the defense.
was definite In its assertion hat Cc-
lcstine was not suffering with m
venercal disease, n that she had had
so such disease as the witness said,
at any recent date. lie said he had
determined this by a second. micro
SCOPE examination.
Mrs Mollto Bibbs. the witness who
followed Hartmann. was called by the
defense 80 show that CclostInc was Il
willing member OF the booze party at
the suw mill dive. Her testimony was
To that effect The state. however.
established that MIS- Bihhs had re-
ccutiN been fined IN Judge Mcoiollan's
court On q NagraucN charge. Two
men said TO AVE been companions OF
the liibbs woman and hcr stcr. in
their trip to the SAN mill saloon. and
two who conducted tho mrsu
rord house. aud whose testimony
might have proved vital Ia d%ctcrIuin-
tug some facts about which the tostt-
muuS OF state and defense Varies
widely, AVE lcft Albuquerque and
sdbpocnas for them have gone with.
put %scraice.
following pr Ioveiaco's testimony
the defense began the introduction OF
"a number OF young men IN an cftut'
90 prove that tcl"stlne was an eager
seeker after male society and tlat her
character prior 60 the road horse 10
cident. WAS bad,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

lusid" envelope IN wedding invita-
tons are no longer fashionable, Tnls
h. hccAuse a paper snNing campaign
is being i-nauguratcd, according 10 ad-
vices from Washington o'rlng 70
The scarcity Of certain ingredients
used in paper. shortages % fuel aud
labor. and the necessity Of reducing
TRANSPORTATION. the Uurtailment of pm
Ter production has hocomc necessary.
aud a paper section has recently been
created In the War Industries Board
tor this purpose.
The government rs the greatest
SINGLE user Of paper In the country.
n uses an enormous amount bota
IN ~ publications. and In its business
dealings. This consumption has been
vastly Increased hy the war. Tho
government intends TO head the wuv
in the economy program, aud tho
Forest Service 10 undertaking To dem
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
HOLDS
THE RECORD FOR
NAVY RECRUITING
Leads Ali of the Big Town Head.
quarters of the West in Number
of Men Secured. Steffes Back
in Charge Here.

g $. Stcfrcs. CHIEF mustcr-at-arms.
=, ; navy. and publicity 0gon: In
charge Of the IN paso navy rccruitins
district, has returned to AlhuQuerqu,
Tor u stay OF several weeks &c push
up the recruiting work here, aftc
having put over a splendid campaign
iu II paso. The III paso district. IN
cludinp Albuquerque. has Increased
steadily in number of men being sent
10 the uHtN from week TO week The
district now holds the record for tn"
entire west. having passed the 1000
mark some time ago.
The navy recruiting organization
Tor this district is a strong one, com
posed Of men who are actively and
earnestly Interested IN their work ANA
who are determined to get results.
They viii push the work from Albu-
qucrquc vigorously. especially during
the nCNt few weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
THE GIRL ILEFT BEHIND ME-
u, cAIiOiNN BEitHfIt
tCopyrght 1918. - Carolyn Beechorl.

4 congratulate YOU both. I'm sure,
Aud I'm delighted to Ice the nrst n
10 know u Watch him closely. Miss
Morrow he's altogether too hand
some md too popular to make a
good husband" She Kissed me IN
spite Of the fact that | drew away.
Whom rs the happy evente" she
qucried. as she drew on the lost
glove.
Just as soon as Mrs Traymotc
and Betty's parents win consent to
give her up | am hoping immod-
lately. So I have TO go to california
q for a FEW months"
Ana you'd ltko TO make II IA we'd
ding trip, eh ." she laughed, then LETT
MS.
DO you stll hate hcr'" Blake
asked after the door had closed.
How can hate anyone whom I
am So happy ! asked, when 1ovo
You SO muchF"
did not notice then, hut long
after I remembered that made
many protestations OF love; but that
while H~ffcctionntc and kind. blake
Ha;d very little.
llf llNlNlth on JIMMIE NV NhNlf anu
having IL out with aunt. W. both
knew she had made great plans for
me Tor tho winter and feared she
would he disappointed. Iut v Blake
had asked me to atop and get married
on the way home | would have done
80 gludlv.
Aunt Helen was kind and hid
whatever disappointment she felt
hraNoly ! knew that while she Ikea
Blake yer, much. sho did not approve
Of him az my husband But she
wasn't the KIND To make a fuss where
1t would do no good So she entered
wholehonrtedly into oar plans, ever
giving was when she found We want
ed tn he married within q month
she wanted a large wedding. but We
persuaded her to let us he married
qmetly; thon 10 give Us a big recep-
ton on our return.
such "A busy time as the next week0
were. scarcely saw Blake save Tor
a few moments az "A time. Aunt hal
Insisted that I should have "a proper
trousseau. even " had a qulet we'd
dina; and the tailors and dress
makers. etc. left me little time For
ANYTHING else.
Tho twenty seventh Of Novcmbe~
blake and | were married. We loft
at once for the coast. and Would stoT
and visit my home on our yeturn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

winter millinery stocks for the Hat
shop. south Fourth street Miss
S-trauscnback viii he permanently as.
suciated with Mrs Chumbcrliu in the
HAT Shop.
Morton VI Chenc, leaves fut Sucur.
ro tonight on forest service business
Paul Rediugton. John Kerr and y
$. Nclson returned to district forest
headquarters last night from q trip
10 the ella and Data forests. where
they have been investigating impor-
tnnt grazing problems. MI RvdinE
ton reports that the range Is In pretty
good shape. aud that the outlook Tor
the cattle and sheep men IN the noun
aim IN quite favorable. The mcn met
a good many ~ the rangers during
their trip They also visited some i'm
portant improvements which the ser
vice rs making IN the Datil national
forest.
Sergeant \ T. Arnold who used to
be at the army recruiting office IN
this city. passed through here today
on his way to III Pnso. whence he
will 20 To Amarillo To take charge 81
the auxiliary station there
Prof n. ~ Thompson of the state
college. who spoke IN the culline ot
flocka AT a meeting of h Bcrnaltllo
County pouitrs ana Pet Stock associa
ton last night. leaves the city today.
During Ms two days In Albuquerque,
Professor Thompson has cullvd the
Gentry and Alvarado flocks, eli 1inat-
ing all Of the star boardors, 50 that
the business may be more profitably
conducted during the winter. The
mattcr Of culiing fiocks !or layers IL a
very important one IN view of The
high price ~ feed.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. |. W. Lawson of ~
Paso are among the visitors ia Al
buuucruuc today.
Mrs. James Vance uf ~ l'iNu g.
visiting In the cts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
Concert to Be Given
At Park on Sunday

The ~ ugram Of the bond conc"tt
with the Liberty chorus and com
munity singing. To bo gwen at ltohtv-
son park at ) O'Clock on SundoN
evening Is an follows.
-Rugle calls ...t..., .,.t...
@ >'arch- Fort %popham' .... .Htl
-' Canton Warren 20 H. Farrar
( selections from Opera la
rraViata .-........ ...s.N'ii
Libcrty Chorus and Community
singing
ul America.
h) lA MarsCllnisC.
(cl over There.
CD Star-SpBnglcd tanner.
Il l.oin du Ijoll' ,..,+... ttllct
Somcddy They're Coming
Home" one-stcp tfirst timol
S-'Thc Preacher and the Boar
"a Trombone Twoeu Sorensct
. Evening Thoughts tScrcn-
dde) ,........ ...., k"rkW'll
lO-"Mr %Blackmun" Ga Jazz
cnkewnlk) lr>"t
ll-"Old-time Melodies" .......
l. Finale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

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tnncr. constitut, "A grave mennco 10
the safety OF youup women and /, IN,
dcsont> Of vouur m.u as v.u "a IA
constant throat nps,tnst lnu aud orIar
tn Inns ms ana CONT,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
Bear Cub Receives
In Whitney's Store

what looked like the first INSTALL
mcut Of q circus parade passed
though the streets OF Albuquerque
this morning when the silver tipped
gtizzl, bear cub. brought here Thurs
"a, night 10y NJ T. Musgrave, escort
Cd it's keeper to his office at the
biological survey The cub was late
taken to the Whitney Hardware com
puny where II has beer receiving nll
ia, with the charm OF a young de-
hutante ut a coming ont party The
cub wi, soon make its debut before
Washington society. IL Mr. M~usgravc y
plans for sending II 10 the National
geological park are cal ricd u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

cot Alfrcd Grunsfcld. chairman OF
u county council OF defense taNors
county instead Of u single company
OF sS mon The battalion would com
prise ii2 men. Captain G NJ harber
recently named to take chargo OF the
bernnlillo county home guard also
favors the battalion plen and believes
the ne men can be recruited u" ~ silly
and Utmost NJ quickly rs the single
company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
HOME GUARD MAY BE MADE
INTO BATTALION INSTEAD OF
A SINGLE COMPANY OF 2 8

Moreover, Captain rber has had
assurances that II tu. tallion can he
recruited. "A band ,H. secured.
col Grunsfoid has ussed the bs-
taliion plan with Cu. n Barber and
as a result both ha written Adiu-
tant General james az santa ne.
recommending the boz sc and asking
the adlutant genero, come to Al
%huquerque 10 discus details vita
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

Judge w. w. Mcclellan this afternoon held Mark Pull
liam to await the action Of the grand jury upon the charge
of rape, brought upon the complaint of Mrs. ). Dawson in
behalf of her seventeen year old daughter, Celestine.
The crime, If proven, - said the court in announcing
his decision, lis about the same as murder, although differ
ing in some respects. We would not admit a murderer to any
bond. / think the present bond (S2, 500) is too small. I will
fix the bond at $4,000, subject to the approval of the dis
trct attorney"
After discussion between District Attorney Craig and
counsel for defense, the bond was finally fixed at $4,000 and
at $3.50 Pulliam s lawyers were arranging to furnish ii.
OConnell and Hartmann, Puliam's companions in the
road house escapade, were to 0e arraigned, under the CON-
plants pending against them, later this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

\ healthy man - n KING IN his own
right. an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sluggish
liver, use B%urdock's Blood Bitters. on
the market 80 years. Sl2i n bottle
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

Mako the Kitchen range glow with
boat b, using SuEprito Coal lt tt
quick burning and hot ESQ less coal
and get hot results Gihson-taw l.um
her tomp1ny pho1" asa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
PULLIAM RAPE CASE DRAGS OUT
UNSAVORY MESS OF IMMORTALITY
AND SHOWS UP ROAD HOUSE EVIL

Defense This Morning, With Series of Witnesses,
Undertakes to Establish That Celestine Dawson
Is Bad Character; You Know You're Lying,
Cries Mother, as Hartmann, on Stand Recites
His Version of Unsavory Events at Mesa Road
Resort.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06
President Wilson's
War Savings Proclamation

This war Of nations not of army and all Of hun
dred million people must be economically and indusy adjusted
to war conditions if this nation to play its full the conflict
The problem before not primarily financial problem rather
problem of increased production of essentials and the savings
Of the materials and the labor for the support and equip
navy Toughess expenditure Of money
nonessenas the labor of products
and factories and Overburdns transportation all Of which
used to the utmost and at their best for purposes
The great which be obtained only by par
cpaOn Of member of the nation and DID, National
concerted thrift therefore urge that people every
where pledge themselves suggested by Secretary the Treasury
to the practice Of thrift the Government their
increasing production in all fields necessary the winning Of the
to food and fuel and useful materials Of kind
to devote their labor only the most tasks and to buy
only those things which essential to individual health and eff
and that epeopls evidence Of their loyalty all that
they Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps The
curit issued by the Treasury Department Of them
within the reach Of that the door opportunity the mat
ter is wide open to all Of To practice thrift peace time
virtue and brings benefit the individual all With
the desperate need of the civilized world today for materials and
labor with which to end the the practice Of individual thrift
patriotic duty and necessity.
appeal to all who Liberty Bonds War Savings
Stamps continue practice economy and thrift appeal
all who do not Government securities and do likewise and
chase them the of their The who buys
ment securities transfers the purchasing power Of his money the
United States Government until after this that
gree does not buy in competition with the Government
earnestly appeal every and child pledge them
selves before the twenghh of June constantly and
buy regularly possible securities of
to do this far possible through membership War Savings
Societies The eighth of June ends this special period
ment in the great volunteer production savings here
home May there be unenIisted that day.
(signed) WOODROW WILSON.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

H. H. Butler, wife, and son,
of O'Keene Oklahoma, are VISIT
ing friends in the city, and
while here are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Schuhmaker,
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Miss Carolyn White spent the
first of the week ia Meade. She
went to the State meeting of the
P, E. O., as delegate from the
Meade Chapter, and came to
make report. She returned to
Ashland Wednesday,
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

MISS Lula Stalder left last
week for Hutchinson, where she
will take a course ia nursing at
the Methodist Hospital. Miss
Bessie Osborne, will take a like
course at the same hospital
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Tuesday afternoon another re-
freshing shower visited Meade,
and a quarter Uf an inch of water
fell. South of Meade a heavy
rain was reported.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Misses Alice Adams, Mary
McGaf6n, Margret Wilson, and
Nora ~McMeel, have retuened
from Liwrancer, where they
have been attending Kansas
University for the past term.
The Meade Band boys will
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Mrs. f. w. Fitzpatrick, and
two children, of Enid Oklahoma,
are visiting Meade relltives and
friends. Mrs. Fitzpatrick will
be remembered by Meade peop-
lie as Miss Foy Danks.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

start the first of next week on
their vacation trip. There will
be an even dozen.in the bunch,
and they are planning on having
the time of their life. Their
leader, J. P. Kelly, will accom-
pany them.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Little Irene Clay Is suffering
form broken arm. A few days
ago she fell off of lounge with
the above result. Due to the
fact that the break is in the ell
bow, it is very painful, but the
little one is getting on quite well,
considering everything.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

All the ladies' Interested 10 up
to'date styles should read Nc
Cures Advertisement this
week.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

J. M. Wood left Tuesday for
Sheffield Illinois and later will
go to Burlington, Iowa. He will
visit relatives in both places.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Miss Nadine Bouher, of Fow.
Ter spent the last weekend at
the K. A. Brannan home.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Sweet aud
daughter, of Plains, spent last
Thursday in Meade.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

D. M. Mackey of Forgan, was
business visitor in our city last
week.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

The Nations health to-mor-
row, depends on the Child's
health to-day
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Save 100000 babies. Will
yours be one?
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

) Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Backe drove
to Dodge City Monday, where
they met their son, Francis, wife
and little daughter, who will
spend the two Veels b re. Mr..
Francis Backe had charge of the
music IN the St. John, Kansas
high school for the past year and
has been re-employed for the
comming year.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Mrs. Belle Mackey, of Nye was
visitor in Meade last week.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Have that family group made
by Backe at Meade, before Uncle
Sam calls for the boys.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Won't you weigh and measure
your baby for Uncle Sam.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

H. H. Williams, of Minneola,
was in Meade last Thursday.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Mrs. J. W. Russell, of Plains,
spent Tuesday in Meade.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06

Let US call and show you sam.
Piles of wall paper-M. G M.
Meade County news., 1918-06-06
Notice

l will tune pianos in this terri
tory for a short time
Francis Backe,
Meade Kansas, phone II
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-10-26
IT'S NOT ALL A MYTH.

When Aphrodite mourned over the
body of Adonis. the beautiful. slain by
a wild boar she turned his blood that
had fallen on the ground into an an
emone Thus out Of the obscene rage
of the brute and the death hurt of youth
a new flower was born to live and
spring perennially thru the recurrent
seasons while the world endures. So
runs the ancient myth.
But it e not all a myth. Out of the
savagery Of a brutal nation and from
the blood of youth in its splendor and
nobility the world flowers again. Pa
triotism blossoms anew like the agUey
plant. unselfishness blooms. manhood
Dungeons, truth renews itself. the es-
sential hope of the world revitalzos.
From the blood Of battle and the body
OF sacrifice, hand in hand with It's
agony, comes a rebirth.
Torn by the brute Adonis lies bleed
ing but from the blood upon the ground
springs a new hope into the world to
gladden. these who shall live after us.
If it were not so all that is human
would go mad and die in despair.