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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
MAI. J. H. TOULOUSE
OFFERS SUGGESTION
TO LOYALTY CLUB
G Company and L Company Of
National Guard Contingent
Need Only One Paper to 8 Men [,
Letters Should Be Published.


N'HNr q. d. Toulouse. who ho, bccu
temporarily laaurH 10, 70. government
II" Goo -'.r' i%cirral food odmiuistutof ..
office, t.. u~.fnfyl ..mo good .uggc.
tIuu> 20 tna executive committee of the
loyul', club
Np.ar T.uIul.. $500. .art,ip .f q
rum.Hr, OF tho N,, N,xtro uotioppI
,untJ 90. tf, Ni..I,,p horde, and vn.
IYIt .rIu.l.I .rts nm, federal military
s,.t.. Rom. rptYraIl, Interested In
,Hr I~.ynlf, rIrh. Efforts ia mako the
soldier. .I Ola, service feel the hcvr.
tNtHh. OF tb. people at home. 'hc major
ia, drawn upon bi. practical experience
a' ihy front. and Oilers The following
suggestions. which uir appreciated and
Which doubtless viii Boz helpful, util.
ilrd hy the csorutiVc committee Of the
club. nll,h ha- the work pf Supplying
fuiyr. 600 fhr hoy. immediately m
hand
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
NtORTUARY.
Mr.. william Hickey.


Mrs Hickey dird last "Wednesday
here aud The bod, has been reid for
relatives TO arrive The funeral Will
De held tomorrow morning al the
Church Of the Immaculate Cunccp-
ton Father Gilbert viii say mas,
knights OF Colum,u Will be pail
bear Burial iu calvary cemetery.
n. o. White.
r. r.. White OF irantsNllle Ga, 30
years old, died here sunday night The
body was shipped to Grantsyill. last
uight hy e. r. French.
Mrs. Lcnn q. sale.
Mrs. Zena h. sale. wife ot George
sale, died hero sunday night, Funeral
services were held this afternoon 40
I o'clock ~ g. +. French's chapel.
Iley e. r. TAYLOR officiating, Rurlal iu
ftiryieW cemetery.
Mrs. Bessie l.. George.
The body Of MIR Bessie L. Gcorsc.
who ,aed here last Saturday, las boa
state from ~ Co : o'clock today 40
g. r. Frcuch's chapel. The body Wa
shipped this afternoon un ~" @ to
cannon tIty. Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

Auto springs all makes. korhcr Co
Four-o Taxi Service. Phone 40.
Dr. Sarah Coker has moved her
offices from the ArmiJo building o.
the Wright building. Fourth and lrplt
avenue. office hours, a. p m.
Edmund Ross former clt, .us-.
neor. was yesterday naused ~ county
engineer by the county commissioner.
city Engineer Hutchinson. who has
been acting as county engineer. also
was forced to rciinquIsh- county work.
owing TO increased demands upon his
time, incident TO increased city work
coming with the spring season.
-Four nfty-pound sackx Of flour
were found by a food inspector ma the
basement of - L. AIRS home. i2l
North High street yesterday. The
federal food administrators office ad.
vocates the confiscatiou of three ct
the sacks on the ground hat All was
Violating the food regulations. All
claims that the flour was purchased
long before the G ruling vent In
To- effect.
An night -cvllnder Oldsmobile was
stolen from MIrnmon sanchez. from
in front Of the Colombo dance hail
Sunday night The case WAS reported
90 the shcrins office. but the thief
has not vet been captured.
Alamo Review No. !. Womau's Re
lief Association II the M~accabees. met
az . o'clock this afternoon In Odu
Fellows hall \ card party followed
u brief business session.
Tomorrow afternoon a. the high
s.aN.nf arfNasAVtHtu. Hsrh. W. Am -
Holland viii he rendered Tor the
children OF tho grades. ON FRIDAY
evening az the same place The Win
Mills ~ Holland viii be given Tor the
public The advance sale 81 seats is
encouraging.
Dan Miller said; The kaiser Is not
whipped vet Thea g. y Eakiu and
Pete Fleming took him % iall as a
pro-German. Miller's case iS 90 ue
carefully Investigated.
Al a directors meeting ~ The cham
her Of last night the Bar.
list stnatarium matter was the lead.
ing topic. w y Southland who gu".
to Trinidad rendered his rrsiEuatio,
which vas accepted with regrets. Paw
Rediugtou and y 4 Macpherson vcr,
NAMED as a committee to prepare
e-o,utinns expressing tho organ.za.
TONS appreciation ~ what S"uthar,
did for tho city.
Guy Hamilton. tho new county
agent win cali Il meeting 0f the far
mers ~ an early date for the purpose
OF planning with them the forth-eogi.
ing crop area, ctc.
Il. 10 Yourgplood Of Rarion. y NJ.
and Guy paul-on drafted men VIII
ala not report Ter duty, ave come 'l
the front aud will NE sent 20 th" po-i
81 duty.
The got together luncheons inaus-
urated yesterday 81 moon AZ the "N
by the employees Of the federal food
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Personal News Items

administrations oftic" Will continue"
regularly through the suiuuisr ri in
t'ryll- ~ two weeks.
Mis- Ayil Hope. who Was ulmal
as one uf the cArcu'i"c committee
of the Loyalty club Organized a. the
ciiy hall last Friday evening. M no.
titled the committee that she cannot
serve. owing o. the fact that she wni
leave IN" city nest week 10 'bc gone
indefinitely She expresses deep In
terest la the work. of the Loyalty club.
The executive committee 81 the
chamber 81 commerce met this after
noon at Z o'clock and proceeded 10
the transaction OF regular business
VI - Hereby iy confined to his
home on North Twelfth street today
Like job OF old, ne is afflicted with
bolts on his face. but unlike job. they
do not extend to the soles of his feet
o. A. Matson and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit 81 q
mont 10 various California points
They are rested n improved In
health,
city Engineer Hutchinson will put
down sidewalks on private property
and hold the charges against the
property, wherS private owners neg
lect the work after having been uu-
tifled 20 no IL.
Lieutenant Gregory ot the federal
food tdmiuist ttor's office. left Last
night on a field inspection trip ~ two
weeks lie viii start iu at Ration aud
Clayton he viii note the present
status of tho wheat stock on hand as
well ds flour and also ascertain about
what stock at groceries are ON hand
Miss Jennie Ticrucy's room in the
third ward school is the latest 20
reach roo per cen efficiency iu 'he
sale Of war savings ana thrift stamps
To"ay completed h purchase of such
stamps hS every pupil Boo her school
room.
Mrs ~ 2 S|pitzucsscr. of Estrnoia,
Mrs Spitmesscr is secretary ci 'hs
Rcd cross Tor Torrance ounty
charles ~ Kis.am ~ the fores,
service. enlisted ih the sath engineers.
and expects to leave for El Itso TOO
night and from thence 20 MlS~tchu-
sctts Mrs Kis-im. his wife r
S-tonographer a. the city hnll iu clerk
Hnmmond's office
Dan Miller who was brought IN
police headquarters last Night oy iva
citizens. was fined $50 before Judge
Mcclellan today for being drunk and
disordcrly.
Lorenzo Srynri was drunk and riei
20 shoot "a car cleaner las, night To-
da. Judge Mcclellan fine Seyau tl0l
for CARRYING concealed deadly Wehp'
ons. The fine was promtly paid
- auF A uoNu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Food Administrators
Attends Big Meet
at Kansas City

Federal Food Administrator Fly LEFT
last night for Kansas City 20 attend q
meeting Of the state food administra'
tors Of the southwest with the I. :.
grain corporation of Kansas city.
Thi, corporation is the branch Of the
government purchasing Organization
that purchases all the wheat IN the
southwest for shipment To m e. allies.
The meeting is deemed an important
one.
Ely is vpcrtrd 20 return next Satur.
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

The other day at the headquarters 81
the Women OF the American Army. two
groups ~ mothers who have sons en- tho
service we're teund clustered about %
mother VINO was reading e letter from
her son ~ the front Every word seemed
co. be- eagerly drvourcd 10y every other
mother within the sound cot the reader =,
Nui,V.
The muior property states that mo-
column in amy newspaper would be- of
more interest to y large number of read
cts. Aud some ~ these home letters are
really remarkable. too.
..-a nav A RoaB-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Dance Hall Row
Lands Amelia Baca
in the City Jail

Last night when officer Julian Cans
attempted TO arrest Amelia Bac0. at
"a Sorth First street dance han. for
being drunk and disorderly. Baca il
said TO have resisted the officer.
A bunch Of hangcrSUn Joined hhn
and FOR "a moment II looked bad 10.
Cans. Hut a vigorous use OF his club
ana % drawn revolver finally held the
mob at bay.
when Bacu brought up at police
headquarters he needed repairs. by a
physician. lie was fined SIS or 20
days in Jail by Judge Mcclellan todaS.
- ouY a HoHn--
For any itchiness OF the skin, for
skin rashcs. char, plmples, etc, try
poan's Ointment. soc At all drug
stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Four A~lbuquerqueans
in Auto Accident
All Will Recover

-Four Albuquerque mon are in -. Vim.
cent 5 hospital NJ Santa Re as the result
uf an automobile smash by running OF
the La Baiada road. ten miles from
Santa Fc. The machine was q big
Cadillac eight
The men md their injuries are; Noise
pudilla. Atlantic and Fourth, fractured
leg; Eugene Iufado. zoo North Third.
fractured leg; John Jurado. 70g North
Third, lett arm broken broken, jaw
badly injured. minor bruises; Augustin
Callahan, 1901 North Eighth, right leg
broken below the knee. also other
bruises.
They were going for a pleasure trip
90 the capital. and explain the accident
boy stating that the ear brake did NOT
work right, They will all recover. but
may br NJ the hospital Cor some days
vet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
City High School
on Accredited List
North Central Assn.

The Albuquerque high school has
heen continued on the accredited list
Of the high schools and colleges in tho
North Central association
The North Central association iu-
cludcs an the territory west OF hero
n the Pacific, and the meaning is.
that any graduate ~ tho city hign
school enter college anywhere 90
THIS vast territory without having tn
take an examination.
Tho Albuquerque ,er,fcate h. ~
ficient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

The water tank which az present sup.
plies water 10 g the entire institution is
not nearly large enough TO supply the
demand. 10 in Us place there is to he
in stalled q much larger tank. which will
discharge III. content. by means of tho
pressure system instead of the old gray.
ity system. This will be- greatly uppto.
ciatcd 10y all, ns II has been needed fo'
some time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
COMING EVENTS.

81 Johns dramatic and social club
viii hold q musical ana dance Wed
nesduy night at me Woman's club
An friends ~ - lohn's are cordially
invited
81 Johns guild meets al ESQ
o'clock afternoon with Mrs
Goodrich at gll West Copper.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

when baby suffers with Group, APP
ply and give Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oh
al once. safe for children. \ little
goes a long way. soc and soc. At all
drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

For regular action Of the bowels;
easy. natural movements, relief OF
constipation try Doan's Regulets. soc
cents at an stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

A little WANT Az now and then
IL read by every class OF men-and
Ome too. Try Ono.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The reports Of the quarterly grades
viii hc out tomorrow. az least the great
81 part of them will bc. The office this
uay posted q bulletin requesting stu.
dents not 10 bother the office with Ia.
quincs ms % their grades. us they would
hr notified as soon Us possible.
The directors OF the musical coucdy
feel that IN order 90 get all that If pos.
siblc out of the rehenrsals, no one but
members ~ the choruscs aud east will
bc allowed 10 attend the rrhearsnls. and
they have notified the university go TINT
effect. II the play il to be- put on, on
the date which Waa originally chosen,
there can Dee not e moment of the time
given over 60 practice wasted. An the
details OF the parts have been finished.
and there is nothing more to hc done
except the perfection of the prcscutn-
tiou nf tbs ulny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
Kappa Kappa Gamma I%nstallation.

The installation ceremonies of the 10.
cal sorority. Alpha Gamma. into the ma.
tional sorority Of Kappa Kappa Gamma,
will begin Friday OF this week. The
Alpha Gammns were notified some time
ago that they had been granted a char.
ter from the national organization. The
installation will take place in the Sigma
Chi house. which hps been loaned 10 the
girl. for the event.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02

Want "a trade that mule for "a SOS
Wagon Try tbs WANT AID way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
AlDuVu'iQlr. Alhl'h ~
Mrs. q. II Wheeler

Mrs. q. u Wheeler
Albuquerque, y NJ
Dear Madam;
In reply 90 your letter ~ March 81
The executive committee ot the pa.
tri0t = war fund did not 40 n time
contemplate the payment Of individual
membership dues ~ III" local Red Cross
organization. Our literature. which WAS
distributed broadcast In Albuquerque ~
the starr ~ the campaign. stated that
the patriot = fund was 90 boz used m
meeting nationally sanctioned appeals
for money for war relief, for our sol
dicrs and sailors n. after meeting such
national demands. there wHs available
money remaining, ~ Was believed that
this should be- used 90 defraY the eur.
rent expenses 81 the local Red Cross
chapter In the work 10 IL doing at The
Chamber ~ Commerce rooms. | public.
Is stated. as / recall. nt the Woman's
club. that the membership dues 81 IN
dividuals In the Rcd Cross chapter
would hardly constitute e proper barge
against the patriots fund
Yours very truly.
PAUL q REDlNGTON
Chairman Executive Committee, Putrl.
OTIS War Work Fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-02
The Kenosha Plan
Again Explained by
Paul Redington

T'- following correspondence ia self
explanatory and viii be read With 10.
tcrcst D., @ lorgc part OF the public
Albuquerque. March -.
Mr.. r,ul q. Rcdiugton,
CITY 80 aager.
Dear Sir;
Come people no not understand the
keuosha plan regarding membership
fees 20 the Red Cross soc ety-mnny re'
fusing 10 subscribe because they con.
tnbute monthly 20 that wor fund.
Would you kindly advise them
through the daily papers what their Oh.
legations and duties ave. aud nblige.
MRS. GEORGE H. WHEELER,
Local Chairman Membership Committee
Red Cross Society
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
Prescott Dentist Goes 'OUer the l op'
 For the Fifth Time
(From Tdcsday's Daily.)

pr. ]. Harvey Blain has returned from Bisbce, where lie presided as president of the State Dental Board in the examination of candidates to practice their profession, ten of them qualifying. On this occasion it will be learned with local as well as gen cral interest in Arizona that Dr. Blain was again elected as the presi- dent of the board, making the fifth time which he has received this honor. and which came without any solici;ation,N the profession deeming the welfare Of the dental cause as well placed in his careful and capa- bic hands Such an honor never be fore has been extended member, and in addition Dr. Blain for five years previously has also capably fil- led the office of secretary of the board.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
AS HE SNUGGLEDDOPE
 INTO JAIL
TUCSON MAN NABBED AS
 HE WAS ATTEMPTING TO
 SEND HOP" TO PRISON FER ON TOP FLOOR OF NEW COUNTY BUILDING
From Tuesdav.s Daily.l

Undershcriff Robinson and his deputies made a nice little catch on Sunday night at which time stran- ger who gave his name as William F. Carley and his residence as Tue son, was arrested while he was at tempting to slip package containing morphine up to the prisoners in the county jail. A federal prisoner nam ed A. w. Butts who was attempting to help get the dope into the jail is now locked up in the solitary con finement cell. and federal charge has been prepared against Carley.
 Confined in the detention pen on the top floor of the court house are a number of men who are said to be "hop heads or drug adicts. Ad joining the room where the men are locked up is the woman's prison, where about six women are impris- oned. two or three of them said to be drug fiends, also. All of the "hop heads" are said to have been getting dope which was smuggled into the iail and the officers had set a close watch on the west side of the court house. Shortly after l1:30 the guards noticed man hanging around the place and they set watch on him. A rope was soon lowered from the window in the mems part of the jail and the stran- ger proceeded to tie a package onto it. The cops bounced upon the man on the ground and managed to get up to the jail in time to catch Butts hauling up the rope. When he was questioned, the man admitted that several of the men were getting their dope by having ii slipped to them from below. A blanket had been torn in strips and a rope was made bv tying the pieces together Not only had the. men been using the morphine, but some of the women were also getting 1t. There IS al small ventilator between the mems and women's sections, the hole being about five inches square. The hole was near the floor and the men said that the women who craved the drug had laid down on the floor, stuck their arm through the opening and the accommodating male prisoners has given them a shot in the elbow
 There is said to be great traffic in drugs of all sorts going on in. Prescott and the county and city oi- ficials have joined hands in an ef- fort 10 stop it. Several of the dope iicrds have been locked up, and it is believed that some of them will be sent to the insane asylum for treat mcnt.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
WHITE GIRL AND NEGRO
 NABBED IN A RAID
(From SunEav's Dailvl

Hazel Stephens, who gave her ad- dress as Phocnix, and J. M. Green, a negro, were arrested in raid on a North Cortoz street hotel late Friday night. by Chief of Police Bloom and his cop corps, the woman being charged with prostitution and the negro with associating. Green, who said he was from Phoenix, was found with the woman iH her room when the cops broke in.
 Both prisoners were taken to jail, and yesterday morning, Miss Steph- crs was arraigncd in the police court. She entered a plea of guilty to the charge presented against her, and was fined $500 by Judge Whisman. Green was taken into court and upon a plea of guilty was fined S+0. He paid the inc. but the girl did not have the re- ouircd sum, and was taken to the county iail for confinement. Ii Is said that her companion is now making efforts 10 raise the money necessary 10 secure her release.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
IS BOYS LEAVE FOR NORTHERN
 SPRUCE CAMP
LOCAL DRAFTEES OFF FOR WASHINGTON, AND WILL SOON TAKE UP I'M PORTANT WAR ORK UNDER U. s. DIRECTION.
(From Tuesday's Dailvl

X special contingent consisting of Is men who were sent by the local draft board to work in the spruce mills and forests of Washington, left Prescott yesterday afternoon, the party going north by way of Ash Fork. The men had signed up with the board for this special service, and will be under government or ders so long as they are needed in this particular line of war industry. Before leaving the young men were guests of the welfare commit tee of the Chamber of Commerce at luncheon at the Yavapai club. The party was composed of the follow ing-named:
 Fred O. Thompson, captain, Jer- ome.
 Chas. R. McGimsey, lieut., Cotton wood.
 Harold K. Smith, lieut., Prescott
 Ralston Fuller, Jerome.
 Thos. w. Holder, Octave.
 Bortie V. Allen, Mayer.
 Chester s. Garrett, Mayer.
 Herbert w. Hansen, Prescott.
 Mike Jorsovich, Jerome.
 Geo. Wm. King. Simmons.
 John F. Goswick, Camp Verde.
 Hubert E. Gunter, Huron.
 John Valenti, Humboldt.
 Franklin D. Newhall, Congress.
 Bot Guttry, Cherry.
 Emil c. Roehm, Clarkdale..
 Celestino Retueria, Jerome.
 Weaver Haydon, Camp Verde.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
FIREMEN ID USE DANCE MONEY
 FOR BONDS
(From Tuesdays Daily.)

The Prescott Volunteer Bremen will hold their 33rd annual ball on the evening of July 4th at the l. O. O. r. hall, and the boys arc prepar- ing for one of the biggest social events ever stages in this city. The dance is gotten mp primarily in the interests of the relief fund of the organization, but because of the fact that the nation is not at war, it is likely that part of the proceeds at least will go toward some of the war benevolences or Liberty Bonds.
 The firemon are now the posses sors of a 5000 Liberty Bond, have given S5O to the army Y. NJ. C. A. and S25 10 the Red Cross. They hope that the receipts of the dance on Thursday night will allow them to make more such investments, as the boys are all of the opinion that the needs of the nation just now arc quite as important as the needs of their organization.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03
HUNGER CAUSES STRIKERS ID
 CAPITULATE
CITY JAIL PRISONERS RE- FUSE TO WORK, AND ARE THROWN IN CELLS WITHOUT FOOD UNTIL THEY CHANGE MINDS.
(From Tuesday's Dailv.D

Chief of Police Bloom broke up a strike among the prisoners in the city jail in a remarkably short time last Saturday, the men having de- cided that it would be better to do little work for the city and eat regularly than to not work and starve. It seems that on Friday night about eight of the men who had bceen doing street work decided that they would refuse 10 work the following day, and when the jailor went to take them out for work on Saturday morning, they all refused to issue forth. telling the turnkey to go sit on tack and tell his troubles to the marines, and getting off other big leagus pleasantries.
 When Bloom heard of the matter, he at once went to the city bastile and locked the men in the individual cells and notified them that they would not be fed again until they agreed to go back on the street gang. Most of them allowed that they would starve to death before they would go back to work and the chief replied to the effect that 1t would be all the same with him if they did die off and then left the building. He returned at noon and found the strikers in the same frame Of mind, resusing to work and still threatening to die on the city's hands if they were not fed forthwith. Bloom again expressed his sentiments re- garding the dying proposition and left the men alone without food until six o'clock in the evening. When he again returned to the jail, he learn ed that three or four Of the priso- ners had partially changed their minds about starving to death, and wanted to sign a peace treaty with the chief. The official, however, let the prisoners think things over until the next morning, and by that time all were ready and willing to promise that on Monday they would be at work if they were only given something to eat
 The gang was all at work yester- day morning and the strike was thing of the past. Chief Bloom has decided that nc can't put up with much monkey business of this sort, and has announced a policy of mo work, no food" which will in all probability hold the prisoners in line for a good many moons to come.
Weekly journal-miner., 1918-07-03

The Journal-Mincr has tho best equipped job printing plant in North crn Arizona. 4 trial will convince. *a