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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

Tho Germans. indeed. are already
carrying out general retreat But II
IS q retreat under pressure and al
though being successfully conducted
ls bound 10 cost them heavily IN men
aud material
icnoral ludoud0rff patiently hns
been dusirous of Withdrawing 20 a
shorter line where ne could reorganize
hiH forces. but the steady unrelenting
pressure which Marshal Foch has ap-
Piled am along the front haH made u
impossible tor him TO detach himself
Tor such an operation. lie cannot
break contact with his adversary. Az
hc would Ike 20 do, aud Conscquo
B, obliged 10 fan back slowly, fighting
hnrd and losing heavily in his hnck
ward course.
Last nights developments ana those
Di today uluup ia, wide battle front
only served to gcccnluntc the extent
OF the German retreat and the acoel-
Grafton uf it, pace.
Tho official reports reveal the Brit
tea and Tao Americans cooperating
with ihcu SIN widening the great
wedge boo tho Dtrman line southeast
OF l'uuhIIl u process iu which tho
French to tho south nro aiding notn
hly General potain's troops ha,o
pushed to the River Oisr tu poiut
they Join pp with tho ligtish and
Americans who ar, rapidly nearing
thc important railway junction of
Wa@irry south Hud enN of l.o Ca
tDuu
This sensational drive In the center
is matched in efficacy. however. boy
thr t"rrtc pressure uf the French
armies south uf Laon aud along the
lam" north of the Aisng and iu the
DhlWparno. This movement in con
junction with tho drive 20 the north
Be- according 90 tudaYs udVices. max
tpg IL inevitable that tnr Germans re-
tire from lnou aud the great st. Co
balm massf The withdrawal indeed
appears 10 ho under way here AS else
where
The Americans are with the French
iu applying the pressure in the cham
payne ana the American first army In
its drive iu the Arrunnc area has
Joined hands with General pctlin's
troops az Grand prc. Further east
the strong line Du Whicn the Ger
mJus stood tO resist the American
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
IMPORTANT OFFICERS
TAktN BN AMERICANS

Washington, oct ] / .--GCuoTal Per-
shng'S communicate for yesterday
SAYS,
"On the right hank OF tho Mouse.
French troops fighting with the first
American army. continued the hd-
vunc" and vsliantly ncld their ground
against desperate attacks Heights
cnHt of Siyry have been cleared OF hoa-
tlC troops aud remain iu our hands.
'bu mo lcft Of the Meusc. the Cote
Dame Marie was stOrmcd and tnken
after sever" lgnting Further to tho
west the enemy has been driven from
'hc ArEonuc forest which he 30 tena.
cipuSly held ana our troops have
reached the nno Sommcrance- Marco-
'hctiorcs ana opposite Grundpro
Among the prisoners taken. which
number more than 900, ;horc are one
colonel ana two captain battalion
stnfls"
lietweon RomAgnc and tho Argonna
the artillery was active during tho
night both sides sholiinF various
towns and cross roads Tho Americans
shcllcd Cunel. Clergy -Lo-Grpnd. Ban
thcuillc. AincTcviile and Doulcon Tho
German light artillery viciously she'll.
ed ia" Bois pes ogons the Bots 10
fais ana the Bois De Cuncl intsrmit-
tcutly during the morning, while tho
German heavy guns shtlied Septsat.
g's. Mont Faucon and Cuisy
Fires were reported in the regions
OF ~ Iuuln, ~. Georges and Bantho-
Nillc. north OF the AmericuL lines
Allied airplanes todHN droppcd
bombs ON Dun-Sur- Mcuse and vicinity.
American pursuit planes which nc.
companied the bombers are reported
10 have shot down several German
planes which attempted 10 drive OF
the bombing machines
German bombing planes were un.
usually active Thursday afternoon.
ThoN dropped bombs In the region ~
lianlnN and Apremont b.. am effort 10
hamper wagon road traffic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Every Bond Subscriber in County
Must Buy More Bonds Tomorrow
HLiberty Loan Quota Is to Be Met

Is Bcrnalillo county going over the
top This all important query was
the subject uf serious conference
held at Liberty Loan headquarters at
noon to-day Despite the vigorous cf-
forts that have been put forth, the
figures available at loan headQuar-
tcrs show hoVond any doubt that the
city of Albuquerque ana county Of
lcrnAllllo cannot 90 over the top and
win victory flag unless every man
ana woman In the commuuiN puts a
shoulo er 10 the wheel ana gets down
to work selling bonds Two hundred
thousand dollars IN bonds must be
nold tomorrow.
The big cleanup Of the ca ~naign
viii begin at $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning Committees are 20 report
at the Y. NJ G. A promptly nt that
hour Workers ase tu hc assigned to
blocks They viii bc instructed to
intcrN lew aud solicit everybody 20 buy
houds Thuse who have already
bought houdH viii bc asked to buy
more bonds Those VINO have not
bought bonds win be urged 10 huy
without further delay or hesitation,
The executive committee decided
upon AN open field ion tomorrow's
campaign, after carofui review OF
the situation More bonds must be
sold In the county II tlr compoign
hcfr is tc DE success The people
must buy bonds and more bonds.
Those who believe they have bought
to their financial limit arc urged To
forget about that belief gnd a. sign
~ again The great idea mat people
must get into their heads. according
90 the executive committee urmhorT,
h that very serious situation exists
in licrndlillu county. that the success
on failure OF the loan campaisn here
hangs in the balance.
Thousands OF H1rnahllu county boys
are right iudlN fullowinr Ierhing IN
his pursuit OF the Hum oNpused Co
murderous hail of machine gun IRE
to bursting shrapuel and Iuuid gas
gambling with death iu almost every
conceivable form Those boys are
giving their all Are tho people ot
THIS county going 10 hnuF back ana
refuse 10 support them in ih" ti'ld p
| Are the people Of this county going
To keep their pallry dollars ln their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
nv rer ASSOCIATED PASS

London, Oct IT, (yia Monrca German troops today began
the the famous Chemn Dc Danes region north of
the Asne and south of Iaon
Pans Oct IT, (By the Associated Ie The cleaning up of the
Agone forest has been completed by the troops No Ger
that great wooded area
he Of the Germans northern France has been oosened and
the Of hedng them back their borders is proceeding at an
increasingly rapid pace, under the allied lash
Already the beginning Of the July offensive which initiated
the ooscnng the allies have pushed the back
Of 45 miles from the Ancre Albert the present Anglo
American wedge a lie Caeau.
cant twenty-five miles will bring them this line the
Belgian frontier south Of Maubge But before point
the pressure all sides continued the present will have resulted
the clearing Of the from virtually all French territory and great
part of Belgian soil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
PITTSBURGH DOCTOR
SAYS He HAS FOUND
CURE FOR THE FLU

pittsburgh Pa, Oct l. ~ ioorge
f, Hacr of the Hom,upathip hospital
stair here. announced this Iffcrnoon
that he has round succc- ful cure
ana preventive for spanish influenza.
In Bacr said the prepaI .''1n used
g. not q scientific secret iuf % COM
h.uutiou uf iodine ana creo-rfe.
Washington. oct ll- Officials of
the pubic health scryic, Nositated to
express an opinion uu the .purt from
Pittsburgh ot the u IHcoE.rN o: cure
and preventive for Spanish Influenza
hut point that gJror fIl medical
treatments ana metNuJ. generally r..
puircd long periods 0' test
Experimental ",., nua been pro-
ccodinE in publ" health uuoratorics
'ur some weeks in The out5avor So de-
yclop serum or uuioNius. with re-
suits winch are NOT yet available FOR
the use of phYsI. ms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
600 LIVES BELIEVED
LOST In SINKING OF
TORPEDOED STEAMER
~ rsr AssoelAtro pass

Dublin Oct lh believed that SIX hundred lives were lost
The sinking Of the mail Lense by torpedo the Irish
erday stated today the office Of her Only about 80
persons, wasa added. saved
Captain II r. Cone charge Of the American naval ashp
among the passengers Of the Lenter Captain Cone suffer
ing from a broken leg
After the Lner had been struck by the @ torpedo submarine
fired second torpedo his missile the vessel amdps entered
the engine and caused explosion of the ship boilers
There confusion the passengers to enter the boats
and many pcsons thrown into the
As information regarding the ners plight reached king
tugs and deiroyes fastened to the place.
Survivors said that the submarine fred the lorpedoes without
warning from a range Of about so yards
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

drive west Of the Meuse is trembling
under the blows of General Psrshing's
troops and further advances by the
American forces are looked t0r here.
On the far northern end VI the bat
tie line, the Anglo Belgian forces ara
apparently being held In leash "a
thrust again for u closing OF the pocket
ir which bouai now IN enclosed. 10
gcther with IN. great manufacturing
city 90 Lille, as soon az the northeast
crly thrust of the British first third
and fourth armies has progressed 10
the desired point The Germans iu
tho Lens area however. are not wait
ing FOR this trap 20 bc sprung and are
continuing their Withdrawal FROM that
part of the pocket which iE the one
most Immediately threatened. Battle
front reports Indicate an expectancy
thcrr that move by the Germans To-
'vacuatc buuni i4 imminent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

own clutches when their government
needs II, asks for il, demands IL?
Stern Measures Possible.
Organizer Max Nordhau9 received "a
telegram today from 3 W. Hopes.
of the Federal Reserve Bank Of Dal-
las. This telegram gives official sane
ton 10 measures which u may be nee
essarN To use Ia make soue people In
the county come across And II con-
ditiuns Justify. those who have already
subscribed an inadequate amount in
bonds, and who refuse Ia toe the mark
and DO their bit honestly and Justly.
may be dealt with according to tn.
structions Here ~ the message. Read
every word of o.
Dallas Texas. oct. II.
II bring 10 the attention of the
people an extract OF "A telegram
Just received FROM the treasury
depmtmrnt. II YOU have not al
ready done so, u iA suggested that
YOU organize committees OF prom
inent citizens in every place in
your district 20 make personnl
visits 10 men and women OF
known means la order To i'm
pross upon thuJr the necessity for
large subscriptions 70 the loan.
The excuse ~ lack of funds In
their bank Is not an adcuiato
excuse Tho working man rs
plodguE his future earning ca.
pacity 400 over the land. ana it is
a small thing that people ~
wealth should he asked to pledge
a part of their future income 10
nsuvc safety uf their entire prin-
cipal and th" lives OF their sons
aud urothcrs
This Is one of the most i'm
portant iuha ut the campaign and
requires tho boost personnel az
your command.
II draw attention 10 this mes
sage hecaus, tlDp has oecn s1mo
slight resentment on the part OF
some people when committees
have waited Upon them ana told
them of thoir duty This infur-
nation viii be sufficient To con-
vince such obioctnrH that ihe come
mittecs are acting with the di-
rect authority of tho government
In this natter
tsignedl -. W HuOpES,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
DOTS AND DASHES

Washington President Wilson do
clared over subscription OF the Lib
cr,y loun to bo "a matter of world
importance, saying that recent events
have enhanced, not lossoucd the im.
purtuucc of tho loan
Washington Tho war iudustrga
hoard announced cur,ailmcrt 800 the
manufacture Of oloCtric heaters, OH
stoves, sewing machines, wutchcs and
hgm harness.
An Atlantic por. Scores nt Amor
lean sailors were Killed or wounded
hy shrapncl from a Grrman subma
rinc after II had torpcdocd tho steam
ship Ticoudcropu, according 10 sur
viVorS Thrrr were 2ih men aboard
the ship An hut the twenty who
landed here are believed to have p"r.
iNhcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

Describing the operations az the
front during the past few days. Gen
eral March said tho Augiu-AmericBu
drive between 81 quentin ana Cam
brai had shaken the cnomy's resist
ancc ana resulted in at least tcmpor-
AIRY dlsorganiZatiuu Of tho German
runks.
\ total uf fourteen miles iu three
days has been garoi by ia" allied
forces marking the most rapid al
siye began
East OF the Mcuse American and
French forces have pushed forward
O. mile and a half on four mile front
nuD are now within ten miles OF the
Nalcncicnnes- Met railway system, the
,ui,ing uf which would brcaN one of
the Germans Wuu communication
lines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Prompt Answer to
Wilson Is Expected

NHsol SWItIrT nd, oct n No II
cisiun has been cached bw the min
irters assembled Berlin under chan
Cellor MnNimuau TO consider prcsi
dent wilson answer IN tho peace pro-
posals of the central powers. snys a
Berlin dispatch lHday.
As the ucw GrrHnn government. the
message adds regards the peace
measures most H.riously. Il is cousid
cred certain thHt an answer win hc
Liycn tn President Wilson on all three
points win 'no "amc raUCity as that
10 which hp answered Germany
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
SPANISH TLt CHECkED
II nI.NAIN RELIED

Denver, colo oct ~ Health
authorities are ,uuvincod today that
the epidemic oi Span!sh influenza Is
checked ia Dru.rv Although 2tg
now cnsos had I.,n reported 10 noon.
making a total Boo the city OF SGl, no
reports of death. had been received.
The situatiou u the state ~ somo-
what improved .tcording go Dr T..
T.. Kennedy su.0otIy OF the state
board of health No new eases have
developed m 90, .udcuts urmA train.
ing corps camp the University Of
Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
BRIrIsH ARMIES STILL
ptHSIINt. GERMAN

Paris, oct. ~ G;00 p mD. Brtt.
ish armies under command OF GEN
erals Hawhnson, Byng ana Horne.
continued their advance this morning
under iavorabls conditions British
troops captured -, Htlalre Les Cam.
hrai ANcsncs and St Aubert Many
prisoners were taken and much ma.
tcrial was captured
General bohenys army has pushed
across the River oise az several points
~ the region east OF ~ Quentin and
his troops now are monacing the
strategic town of Guiae
North Of Rheims the French nfth
arm is holding both banks of the River
Suippc ana has captured Bertricourt.
italian forces played a brilliant part
40 the magnificent attack of the nfth
army which also resulted in the cap
tnre Of 'ourteoon and Troyon. south
of laon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
HUNS QUIT CHEMIN DES DANES
PRESIDENT URGES AMERICANS
TO OVERSUBSCRIBE HEAVILY
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

Washington ID c. Oct lIPresdenl Wilson last night issued
the following sae&m 10 the American people the Liberty loan
Recent events have enhanced ened the Importance this
loan. and hope thai fellow will let this them
frankly The best thing that could happen would be ha, the loan
should only be fully Inscribed but greatly subscribed We
the midst OF the of the this that
has been witnessed forecast and single day OF relaxation that
effort would be Of uga damage alike ourselves and the of the
world Nothing has happened which makes safe possible
thing push efor the The critical and the
spone be complete
(Sisncd) WOODROW VIII SON"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Kaiser Opposed
Hun Peace Offer

London, Oct 10 Chancellor Max
mNnn's peace proposal To President
Wilson was mudc IN direct opposi-
ton 10 the views OF Emperor VIII
liam, according to report brought To
London los q neutral who loft Gor.
many q few days ago. II is suggested
that this may Doc the reason for the
sdmmouing of tho German so,ercigns
for "a conference. No continuation
ot this can he obtained here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

Germany writes peace notes with
one hand. and sends siN huudrcd help-
less women and children to the bottom
oi she sea with sneaking torpedo
shot without warning from u subma
rne. with the other hand.
WHY should anyone fighting this
horrible thing, the German military
machine, pause now To think of peace
talk, of dchhcration around greon-
covered tablc. of letting up the fight
on tt crnzed wlld.animal that ~ but
half licked
While German diplomats put out
peace feclcrs the terrible military ma
chime still rules supreme A. they
prepare TO clear out OF belgium they
doport women and such old men as
can still work. and steal the few re-
naming cattle and hogs As they are
pushed out OF France hy q fighting
machine which they. themselves have
raised up for their undoing, they burn
what towns aud villages of France as
are Vet unburnod. Late reports show
that they have even kidnapped the
Archbishop OF 'ambrHi,
why should We waste our time in
speculation over peace terms and cN-
changes ns 20 an armistice. when these
things are being added To the vast
catalog OF crimes already committed" "
The American people We're slow 10
awaken Ia the German mcnpco They
are Wide awake now, They viii give
the government every dollar !. needs
and can use Ia fight this war 20 a
complete military victory over Ger
many ~ the end of which peace terms
viii be dictated, not discussed They
do not want to think of any other
course not ~ the opinions of the
millions of average Americans now eN-
pressing thepselVos count.
TEc Liberty committees win he out
tomorrow to comb TINS town from end
TO end Every block viii hc canyussod.
Every ono viii hr called upon. II YOU
have subscribed 10 your limit, YOU
will not be- hurt by a request TO stretch
the limit II YOU have not subscribed.
ana youv excuse for not having done
SO ~ good. 1t VIII not hurt you 90
toll A.
" Nou haven't subscribed aud Your
cNcus" is not a good ono--.thon you'd
better not give n. but subscribe
BE ready when the committee calls.
BE glnd 10 see the members Their
Job is harder than yours Help them
10 speed up We are going 10 sub
scribe "a minimum ut S2Oo 0O0 more
10 llhortN l}unds ot tho Iourth issuc
tomorrow. BE ready
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Film Release
ArnlistiCe On

Now York, cot H. As n
B aid to the uEht against tho
spread oi influenza through
, out the country the mauufac-
, turors and distributing agcu-
ci,a comprising the National
Association of the motion pic
-turc industry. decided today
not to release new moving
picture reels to exhibitors
from botubcr l3 to NuNcmbor
.. except thpt contracts for
s,riti productions and anil
mated news reels VIII not hC
broken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

7 Tape pou read about The BOYS
III Dho cleaned up The ST. MI
hci salient in Tie great tigh
phich cleared The wdu for The pres
ent victorious operations north Of
Irdm9
The story is in the Herald today.
General March announces the
american divisions that participated
in This first <4H-Americon offensive.
We tnop phdt that offensive did
for The allies, and whdi il did 10 The
Hun. II put a whoIe 6aman bat
he front on the bum and mas an es-
sential element in making possible
The present sweeping victory.
General March announces that
Mem Mexico BOYS mere in that
mighty drive, Some OF them died
IN il. Others mere pounded. We
do mol knop hon many vet, but ne
do know that every one OF our men
did pl,di thep mere told 10 do. did
il promptly, cheertuIIu. efficiently.
They proved up one hundred per
cent under fire.
Shall NE he less prompt. less
cheerful. less efficient in doing our
part and carrying out our orders
under The tre OF our nations need
for tunds9
tomorrow is Liberty Dav in Al
buquerque. ] his topn must go
oper The TOP wnh lis Liberty Loan
quota. What lind OF guiiters mill
ne be. Rhai mill ne think Of our
selves. il ne fail, in The face Of this
example Of our own sons and broth
crS over there in the middle OF The
big thing
Ms over ihe top NTH Albuquer-
que's end Of This loan tomorrow.
Get ready,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
III CAUSES ~ gtGEONSN
TO POSTPONE CONGRESS-

Washington. oct ~ because Of
the mflucnza ,nIemic the clinical
congress OF the American college of
Surgeons which aos 60 navs begun in
Now York Octoh0r 20 has been abau-
doncd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Alleged Draft
Eneneis Appeal

federal court dccroes sentencing Dan
tol p'Conncll ana five others IN san
Francisco for violating the espionage
and selpctlNc scryftc act ny ohstruct-
ina onlisnn'1ns IN the military ser
vice, We're filed today In the supreme
court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
PoStn1en to Handle
Wire Night Letters

Washington, oct. N postmon with.
iu few days viii assume the task
% delivering telegraph messages
classed ls night letters in cities and
towns whore postal deUvorlos are
t,aintN.ued.
Delivery uf kilograms other than
might letters hg telegraph messengers
VIII continue for the present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Woman Drives 264
RivetS in 2 Hours

Portsmouth. y ~. oct H.
Miss Ann, rohie, IAN operator
ma tho clcctI.al shop at w..
Portsmouth, navy yard. won
contest for women riyetots
hero toduN Whom shc draSy gGi
copper uNts into battery
boxes in two hours 0achIu-
lists claim thr was record
Tor women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
GERMANS ARE NOM
~ BEADIoNG FLIGHT

With tho Anglo American ForreN
southeast OF Camhrai. oct. n The
great battle now being fought Ia this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
EVACUATION OF HUGE
DEFENSIVE SYSTEM IS
BEGUN BY HUN FORCES

Argonne Forest Completely Cleared of Enemy by
the Americans; Grip of Germans on Northern
France Is Loosened, and They Are Retreating
Precptatey Back to Their Borders; Allies Have
Pushed Back Invaders to Maximum Depth of as
Miles Since July l8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
Cambria PreIate
Carried Away by
Retreating Huns

ON the British Front in
France, oct H. (lluyps.)
Munsignor Chollct, archbishop
OI 'nmhrai. was carried away
hy the Germans when they
evacuated the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New YORK.. Oct. lead unchnng
ell, spot SOS. spelter dull. Fast 81.
Louis delivery spot offered at SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

IN THE NEWS
How About It?
Whatd y Mean Armistioel
Be Ready

7 Tape pou read about The BOYS
IT pho cleaned up he ST. MI
LII .,Ln.,I -. Al. MI LII.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Fair tonight and saturday, cooler
night southeast portten. local frost
north portion
Local Maximum. -. minimum. ~;
tauEu SO. AZ O'Clock. g., northwest
wine. .tptr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-10-11

own clutches when their government
needs H. asks for II. demands il?
The Arizona copper camp., 1918-01-12
RAY CON CLUB NOTES

The monthly meeting of the board
of governors of the Ray Con Club was
held in the club house on Tuesday
evening, January 8th.
An attractive program of amuse-
ments was arranged.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
FIRST: No children will be admit
ted to the club building, except on
Thursday afternoons when accom-
panied by their parents.
SECOND: Associate members who
are 12 months or more in arrears in
their club dues shall be considered as
having withdrawn from the club. The
secretary is instructed to give written
notice to such members that their
names have been removed from the.
membership register, after which they
will not be eligible for reinstatement.
Associate members are requested to
present their Associate Membership
Cards when attending club entertain
ments.