The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-05-13

Nv hINANf NIiNk If'' ~ ''lN'' 'f''A = .Ai'N
trId the truth somebody 100 Wishing
Ton IL trying 90 divert attention from
tho truth av attacking tn" reputation
- Botglum. 6ut without controvcu-
ug the charge made uS him
n the Committee on Public lnrorma-
j,up would cease IT, Cfiurts tu cover up
mistakes and camoutagc the rral
Csuses OF delays In vital W.. actiNitinr,
aud deSoi" rs tlm" abilities and
highly efficient publicity machinery
20 educating the people uS To- the
,tuS.s - the war the necessity ~
decisive VICTORY and the need Tor an
active, personal interest ~ the win
'ng of the war b, every NmcrlcauL
Il would accomplish much more for
the nation
The committee hpg al ~ commrnd
every sourrc of authoritative iufor-
ration and has enlisted the sCr' ices
,s competent historians Iu compiling
the data which may be- made pubiir
With saf"iy Much more publicity
could te given 90 the Information
hesc historians are making available.
with profit % the people and the SUE
grssfu' prosecution OF the war.
Thcfe Is reference .u the news
columns today to one ut these publica-
lions !, is The study of the Great
War lS samuel T.. Harding. professor
uf history IN Indiana university and
u should bc d, the hands uf ",cI2
American vino can read. II should ho
t,aa fore .bly I necessary. Co chose
Amer cans who cannot read the Ems
Ish language. 90 whom unfortunate
. the uumi g. i~ considerable
The pamph"t may br had IN, news
uen saNr uy application io the COM
ni,tec uE Puuly Information 10
Jackson Place. Washington. Il. e. II
D.. worth sending fpv. bc'ausc u giNcs
Z char comprehensive understanding
uf how aud why Germany began TINS
var against democracy and civilH
ton
Th.y is the KIND OF Information th"
country wants and needs supposedly
his lr the KIND uf Information IN"
Committee on Public Information Was
created To- furnish certainly 10 vas
NOT created To- cover up mistakes ln
'ho conduct of the war. or to Apologize
for and excuse delays The country
wants and ne.'ds &" know the mist
takcF. ir order that they may not be-
repeated The country wants and
needs to know the facts about delays.
in order that the men rcsponsinl" for
delay miy be- spccdcd up or replaced
E,rrs state In the Union vii hc rep
resented ~ the WIN the War for
Peace" convention IN Philadelphia ON
THURSDAY and FRIDAY uf this week
N,tw McNro will hay" eight and pos-
hly more Representatives
The chl,F purpose 90 the couyen-
tiun. which has been organized chiefly
through the efforts of former prcSl-
dcnt TAFT, b. To- adopt a "Win-ihc-
Mar Declaration which will serve
ns an inspiration tor the people of the
ntcd states IN the tremendous ~.
forts which thcl are Go hc called upon
40 put forth
This declaration o. To- H." pr'pHi ch
ana signed ir Independence hall tho
suom saci-,d 10 the highest traditions
- American liberty and. on the words
ut Charles Evuns Hughes uf Sew
ork who vii preside viii he ar-
coptrd by our allies ana enemies alike
as an emphatic expression "f III" Will
ot the American people to fight
through Go the kind of victory that
viii compensate for the suffering ard
Hacrliioc at a world WAY
Evcm man. woman. and child VINO
owns or hopes ever ~ own q dulktr =
worth ~ property In the Central Rio
Graudc valley, has an active, personal
interest hat needs GO be- considered a.
uc held IN tho Chamber uf Commerce
W"dnesdnv II is not our differences
regarding drainage. but our common
interest that needs 10 h" considered ~
Aldo Leopold secretary of the cham.
hor ~ Commerce. points out boz an
article n The Herald today
Men who have Interest iu wool rru-
ductlon aud marketing. and an uf me-
Who live 'n New Mexico are dirertl, ur
indirocil, Interested viii find ilfor-
nation 80 value fn AN article from The
ll"rald's washingtor correspondents
todas. dealing with the regulations ~
he new wool division of the War In
dustrits board wool under govern