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Evening star., 1918-04-02

DR.. Maurice F. Egan, United States
minister to Denmark, is to be the
speaker at a meeting today of the
Danish societies of Chicago to arouse
interest in the war savings campaign.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
RICHARDSON DECLINES AND
ACCEPTS NOMINATION

Judge Granville A. Richardson of
Roswell having respectfully declined
the nomination of the Democratic
party to run for representative in
Congress decided to take it after all.
Mr.. Richardson had left the conven-
ton following his defeat for the
Senate nomination, and he sent a
wire to the Albuquerque Morning
Journal making public his intention
not to run for the lesser office.
A committee of five, appointed by
Chairman Isaac Barth of the Dem
ocratic convention was empowered
to fill the vacancy. Antonio Lucero
for some time an active candidate
for the nomination it was thought
would be approached by this COM
mittee. In view of Mr.. Luceros
virtual reputation by his party or
.ganization, when they did not pre-
sent his name for the place, at the
time the second nominations were
made, although he was n of three
in the race when nominations were
first made and no vote taken, specu-
lation was rife as to what Mr.. Luce
ros attitude would be toward accept
ing the belated offer.
Isaac Barth was named by til
Journal as the most likely substitute
for Judge Richardson on the ticket,
though from what source the infor-
was derived is not stated.
That Richardson considered the
chances of election too slight to
an effort, is n conclusion
that may be drawn from his action.
Now he has announced he will put
out campaign literature and do the
best he can.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
~otO TIME" BICYCLE MAS
AGAIN BECOME POPULAR

Tours. France.-'Evesy one here
rides a bike. including the score.
taries Of the Young Women's Chris.
tian Association" writes Miss Esther
eie,ght. secretary Of the Hostess
House for American Women in Tours.
Miss Sleight, who attended Syracuse
University, and was assisting In the
war work at Charleston. S. c. at the
time OF her appointment to work in
France. adds that Mrs. James S.
Cushman, chairman Of the War Work
Council. presented each OF the Hos
tess houses with a good old readable
American-made bike"
Automobiles are needed for the
army. Besides, gasoline, or essence
as we now call it, is expensive. We
are always running short on 1t. just
u we do our sugar supply. Conse.
ouently we depend on other sources
Of power, and habitually cycle from
our hostess houses to the foyers, so
ria rooms at the factories, and to
the recreation park on the Loire"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Blue TRIANGLE WORKERS
ARE BUSY IN WAR ZONE

Tour. Nanee.-"Say. are you folks
over here under the army or are you
Oh your own?' %popounded in vigor.
oas American. rather startled a sec.
rotary Of the Young Women's Chris.
tian Association in this city whose
ears have ached for the round Of 4
voice from home.
"He was a private" explained the
secretary. "and he was in deadly
earnest. | did my best to tell him
q our work here for the nurses. the
women workers and the munttion
makers. Meanwhile, I saw he was
studying me from head to foot anc
his eyes fastened themselves on the
Blue Triangle on my arm.
"Then In true doughboy style he
sententiously added. Well. when I
see that Y. W. C. A. on your arm. I
gays to myself. The Y. W. c. A.
Amt over here for nothing"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
LIBERTY EDITION OF
COL. ALBRICHT'S PAPER

The Liberty Edition of the New
Mexico State Independent which will
appear toward the latter part Of
October will be one of the best news
paper issues ever struck from the
press in New Mexico.
Colonel J G. Albright the able
editor, prophet and prognosticator OF
political events has prepared special
articles on the development resour-
ces, products and possibilities of the
Sunshine State.
Read the victory edition Of the
Independent, be inspired with an n
dcrstanding of New Mexico, and her
many assets, not the least of which
are her public men.
Contributions from correspondents
from various parts of the state are
solicited by the editor, with a view
to the advancement of the Republic
can party, and thereby the good OF
the State.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
WILL HOLD IMPORTANT
MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT

A special meeting will be held at
the Knights of Pythias lodge room
Saturday night at which time VIM.
DuVall. supreme representative of the
domain of Kansas and a member of
the board of control of the insurance
department of the order, will be pre-
sent and speak to the members on
matters Of interest in Pithianism,
more especially with reference to the
insurance feature Of the order.
Grand Chancellor c. A. Whitcd
will be here on this occasion and
will of course have something worth
while to say.
Past Grand Chancellor Bowers will
be present as well as several mem
bers of Mineral Lodge No I, Albu-
querque.
TIL lodge will be in secret session
for a short time for the transaction
of necessary business after which the
doors will be opened and all friends
interested in Pithianisn will be well
coined.
All the members are earnestly re-
qucsted to he present and to give
the matter all publicity possible
among those who should be interest
Cd
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
SAVE DESSERTS
FOR WOUNDED SOLDIERS

An American Base Hospital,
France.-Americans who wonder why
sugar regulations should be so strict
should have a glimpse of the Ameri-
can girls, women, nurses here, who
carry their desserts from the table
at the Blue Triangle Huts to wound
ed men who have recovered suffi-
GENTLY to crave sweets. Not only
that. but from their none too plenti-
full funds they spend, no n knows
how much. for fruit for GONZALES
cents.
After a hard days work among
the wounded many of the nurses
have frequently tramped down a
dusty road to town to get something
for their wards. Then. gathering the
saved sweets. in the Young Women's
Christian Association hut, they make
fudge. you should hear the shout
of Joy and see the gleeful faces of
the men when they get a glimpse
of the nurses coming in with a batch
of fudge" says the Secretary. Then
you would be glad to know your
economy at home makes possible so
much JOY over here.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
CANDIDATES NAMED
BY REPUBLICANS FOR
DISTRICT JUDGESHIPS

The Republicans have nominated
judicial candidates as follows:
First district-Santa Fe, Rio Arriba
and San Juan counties. Reed iIollo-
man.
Second district-McKinley, Sando-
val and Rernalillo counties, NJ f.
Hickey
Third district-Dona Ana. Otero
Lincoln and Torrance counties, Ed
ward c. Mechem.
Fourth district-San Miguel, Mora
and Guadalupe counties. David J.
Leahy.
Fifth district - De Baca, Curry,
Roosevelt. Chaves, Lea and Eddy
counties H. r, Parsons and R. r.
Rowells.
Sixth district Grant and Luna
counties. R. F, Hamilton.
Seventh Observation-Disclosures, Socorro
and Sierra counties, NJ. {. Mechcm,
Eight district-Colfax, Union. Quay
and Taos counties, Orc p. Phillips.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
AMERICAN PHONE GIRLS
HELPING OEFEAT GERMANS

American girls OF the Signal Corps
arc godsends to American army offl.
ers; the men always ask for oper
ators who a speak English" writes
the secretary of the Young Women
Christian Association at Paris,
France, who Il in charge of the home
where the girls from the United
States are living.
She adds; In PNris they have
their " hostess house They are
splendid war workers. They must
speak French ausntly in order to
cone on this mission. 20 there are
many who have como through pure
desire to give patriotic service and
many who never did telephone work
until they undertook this. Some AZ
college girls. some are teacher.
As In the United States. only
women ~ live at tho hostess house,
but men come for meals. The din.
Ing room v crowded with men and
women In a b~ewilaertng mass Of Uni.
Ssrms. There are. to name . few.
The doctors. the Red Cross nurses,
he Y. N. =. A., the Y. w. G. A.
workers. the mon With their Red Tri.
angle and the wonsa wearing the
now wen-known Blue Triangle
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
FoD0 CONSERVATION
RULES EXPLAINED N
FOREIGNERS HOMES
Y. W. G. A. OoiNo SPECIAL WORK
AMONG e0HEMiANS AND SPAN.
iARO0 TO HELP GOVERN.
ty MENT.

Two obstacles to efficient execu-
ton of the governments food conser-
walton plans bid fair TO disappear -
the work OF the International Instl.
tute, the division of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Association devised
to deal with problems OF foreign born
women, extends its work
San Antonio has been the center
Of this type Of work In the South
west, but recent trips of sectional
leaders through Texas disclosed
the fact that the number Of women
In Texas who speak Bohemian Ia ex
coeded only by the number speaking
Soanish. Women Of neither Of these
L-Lionalities have hitherto co-operat'
Ed thoroughly and understandingly
with the food conservation program.
THIS has been due solely to the tact
they have not understood the plans.
Continuation OF policies heretofore
adopted promises acceptable tranala-
tons, into the languages with which
these are familiar, Of the food
conservation program.
The other obstacle in thu way OF
tho food prosGas., is tho iEhe2ibility
Of apVCtit.es. Foods must be some.
what like, in tss-a. those formerly
used. or, in general. the foreign born,
foreignlangua se speaking women OF
Texas vii! avoid them. To this prob
lem the Young Women's Christian
Association S directing the attention
OF Its specialists and immediate re.
suits now seem guaranteed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
ATTORNEY H. S. CLANCY'S
LONG CAREER CLOSES

The sudden death from heart fail
ure Of Harry S. Clancy, for thirty
eight years a resident of Santa Fc,
shocked and grieved a wide num-
Der of friends. Mr.. Clancy was rid
ing into Albuquerque on a train when
the attack siezed him. He was 81
years old. He was a native of New
York and a student at Columbia. He
lived in Washington until he came
to New Mexico in 1880. He practiced
law in this city and served with his
brother Attorney General Frank w.
Clancy. He served in the legislature,
and was a member of the Elks and
Sons of the American Revolution.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
OCTOBER IL is ITALY DAY
IN STATE OF NEW MEXICO

Columbus Day. October II. will be
celebrated in many New Mexico cities
with mass meetings in honor Of Italy's
important part in civilizations war.
October II will be observed in
Santa Fe with a celebration to be
arranged by a committee Of local
Italians named by Mayor E. P.
Davies, including Carlos Digneo, Louis
Napoleon, Ernest Digneo, P. NJ. Ber-
ardinelli. and Thomas and Camille
de Lalo of Los Cerrillos.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
NEPHEW Of FRENCH PREMIER
RESIDENT OF NEW MEXICO

c. Z. de Clemenceau, a nephew
of III, great French war premier,
whose 'tther was killed in the Hun
inva~i.r of 1870, is a resident of New
Me>ico
Mr.. Clemenccau is an electrician
am Gently had charge Of electrical
imnr" ement and installation at the
State Normal School at Fl Rito. II.
lei' here for Roy where he has work
in that line TO perform.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
ANOTHER LARGEST" REPUB-
LICAN CONVENTION HERE

Santa Fe county held its largest
county convention last Monday and
selected delegates to State and Dis
trict conventions.
Tuesday afternoon the district con-
vcntion of Santa Fe. Rio Arriba and
San Juan was held and Judge Reed
Holloman was unanimously nomina-
ted for Judge of the district
Judge Holloman has made a very
satisfactory Judge and his election
is certain by anywhere from 1900 to
2ON plurality in the district
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
ONE LEGGED MAN SEEKS
TO BREAK WALKING RECORD

William Kessler was in Santa Fe
today. He is minus the left leg and
travels on crutches and has progress
ed this far from New York to San
Francisco in an attempt to beat the
walking record between those two
places, which is now IS days, At his
present rate he expects to make it
in g. He is travelling between S and
E miles an hour. or from 20 to 20
per day.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
SANTA FEE ELKS ARE
PROVIDING FOR IA ORPHANS

The members of the Santa Fe
Lodge of Flks are laying a tax on
all games and amusements that take
place at their Club and are accepting
contributions Co: t~inuousiv for the
French and Belgian Orphan Fun
Receipts arc very steady and the
amount is sufficient to feed and cloth
IA orphans.
Other New Mexico Elks are invit-
II TO try the same plan and thus
help a rood cause without feeling
the load IT all.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, ChURChE!
Here and There Over the State

jimmy Nations who wa born and
raised in Grant county and whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Nations
live on the ella a short distance
from Duncan which is their postof-
flee. The information concerning
this exploit and another in which he
assisted is the capture of four Ger
man officers, vas conveyed to his
parents in a telegram received about
ten days ago.
He is we'll known in this part of
the country from the fact that as
a rather small boy he was one of
the best jockeys in this part Of the
country and rode in several of f.
important races that took place there
and elsewhere within recent years.
He enlisted shortly after the out
break of the war and the first trip
made by his company to the rifle
range established him as a crack
rifle shot. The instruction he re-
ceived in this work further improved
his shooting and early in the game
he was selected to become a sniper
and further special training was Civ
en- him. 1t was then that he was
telescope rifle sight which has been
introduced to the mysteries of the
wonderfully improved since the out
break of the war and is the device
used by all snipers. Before leaving
this country Jimmy Nations was
acknowledge champion shot Of his
battalion. The young man IS about
q years old.
A Farewell Reception
Was held Thursday night at the
Blue Lodge by the members of the
O. F. s. in honor of Robert Cooper,
w p. who expects to be called short
ly to report at one of the canton
ments. He was presented with a
wrist watch by the members of the
order as a token of remembrance and
esteem in which he is hold by his
friends.
Eg
The Santa Fe Woman's Club
Held an interesting patriotic meet
ing at tn ehome of Mrs. Randolph
NJ Henderson Tuesday afternoon.
Children's Tag Day Wednesday
Conducted by the members of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club was :. de-
cided success. The handsome sum
of $553.W will be deposited for the
Child Welfare Work in this city and
Santa Fe county.
Missionary Department
OF the Woman's Union of the
Presbyterian church will meet this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. c. e
Linney, Mrs. E. D. Carroll has charge
of the program and will present
paper entitled Unhappy Armenia"
concluding with current events by the
members.
The Capital City
Has been exceedingly gay the past
week. Several dances were given in
honor of the visitors who were at
the Republican State Con-
vention, at the Elks and Armory.
and a number of private dinners were
People Generous
Twenty business men, assisted by
The Boy Scouts collected the cloth
ng for the Belgians last week Ia
IN hour. Some Of them having to
make two and three trips in order to
carry all the clothing in their cars.
rhe ready response to the call sur
,rised even the most optimistic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
THINK 1T OVER"

AIlIVN - OVCN
You need your money
And I need mine.
If we both get ours,
1t would be fine;
But if you get yours.
And hold mine too,
What in the world
Am / going to doi
Think it over"
And This
Some men dig while others dream,
Some men boost while others knock
Some men think the days are long
Some men quite forget the clock,
Some men hope while other men
Go complaining day by day?
Have you ever met a man
Who has made complaining pay?
And Why Not This
Let us talk less and think more,
Worry less and work more,
Waste less and give more,
Preach less and practise more.
Ration Woman Drives In Races
The Brighton, Colorado, Register
says Mrs. F. A. Walker, a Ration
woman, who recently drove the
Walker buckskin mare, Myrtle w,
in races at the fair at that place:
an these war times a woman who
steps into a mans job is looked up
IN as a patriot. At any time a wom-
an makes good out Of the ordinary
lines followed by women, her work is
always greatly admired and appre-
ciated, So it was when Mrs. F. A.
Walker, driving the little buckskin
mare, Myrtle w, became the favor
lite among the race fans at the Adams
county fair this week. Mrs. Walker
displayed ability as a driver and
that she understood the rae
ing game perfectly, She was ap-
every time she passed the
grand stand. The first heat Of the
mixed special on Wednesday was
won by her. 1t is the first time a
woman driver has ever been on the
track and many racing men
said they had never before seen a
woman who could handle a racing
so skillfully as Mrs. Walker
Albuquerque Lady Motormen
Albuquerque is becoming real citi-
fled by degrees. As it seems now
won't be surprised to see ladies
"koveralls" with greasy hands and
in a short time. Neither will
we be surprised to have our street
,ars run by ladies or conductorettes.
The day is almost here when women
will run things. and then thev will
lot be considered the weak, clinging
zine type of human.
A most enthusiastic class of young
in their teens and older wom-
m in their f%orties, met at the SER
,ice station of the New Mexico
corporation at $50 p. m, last
saturday evening. for their first les
on in motor mechanics, under the
utelage of Tom Morrow. From the
described and interested and the quiet
hat reigned, as Mr.. Morrow explain
d the parts of the car, it was easily
cen that the lesson was being we'll
acknowledgements Journal.
Down Plane With Rifle
A small paragraph which appeared
II Associated Press dispatches re-
entity stated that an American
older had brought down a
airplena with a shot from
is rifle. Few people who read that
'aragraph thought of this feat be-
ne performed by a boy from Grant
AS it has turned out this
.... 1n ~1ol k,,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
Relief Fund Subscriptions

The executive committee of the
Patrit's War Work fund of which
Paul G. Reddigton is chairman, met
today and voted the second $4OU0 for
war work, also $4,000 to the Knights
of Columbus, this to apply OF the
first quarterly payment of the $3.OO0I
90 quota. 1t is desired that all MEM
bers that are in arrears with their
subscriptions should take care OF
this at acknowledgements Journal.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Catholics of the city with two masses
in the morning. Vespers were held
in the Cathedral Thursday night.
Santa Fe II the death of An
dres Rivera, son of Ramon Rivera
of 3A Garcia Street, the first SOL
dirr from this city to lay down
his life for the cause of civilization
in the European war. Rivera has
honored America and his home.
The city Of Santa Fee was extend
cd n vote of thanks for its warm hos
p~itality to the delegates OF the Re
publican convention, as also by the
Democrats. Senator r. B, Catron
was thanked for his excellent SER
vices as presiding officer,
Assistant attorney general Milton
G. Helmick has resigned and will
20 into an officers training camp.
He was at the Prcsidco for army
training, and this makes his secon'
attempt to enter the military ser
vice. Mr. Nclmick is from Gocorrc
M7vor + p. Davies went 70 NIB
oucrquc rcCent'y to amply for admis-
.'"n 10 an o'liccr' training camr
as did Ira y Grimshaw, rcrorter e.
the stale supr me co9rt, au1 forl.
administrator for Santa fc ,oaute.
II S bowman
Wcira.d4v Or,ohrr ,,,e ohsa44
e1 n- Tar D,y for a f,ol IN haf..
continue IN wo,,- al rhtrf ro,r,r..
h-,-,o IN this c;fv q ,srrt.r=a5
rfy con4s wore received hv tts.
f.;r d~1rohiere ~ Santa r., am ..
sum rcal.,ct - e~vrharrn for|
.,h;eh many dcraoa,oe md rc-,l.a+
hal lie honor az we. r;oo ,f,,l. at-
on frcf~ co,t, eroy:oo iba;r.
-r~nroy2I Of tbc DESERVING ~5,,so
i'r, NJ = fafaf't vent l'f' Ine'
nav 10 'n'CaPo 70 f!Kp pNrt Era.h-'
he Clinic in \ Cncc;,l Eve hos
oitaI 10 soc .he new Cataract oncr-
7tion c,c. rro viii aIgo vie;t lie niece
DR. II p Melajk who is roinr "over
here" with the Red Cross He px-
,ect, 10 return abor, thc fire. n
November.
Among the delegates and others in
attendance at the Republican state
convention TO pay their respects a.
he Record office this week arc; NJ.
B Thompson. Herbert B Holt, JUDGE
l. Medlcr, w Fl, II Llewellvn ard
vtton p Taylor Of Las Cruces, w
|. CLEARWATER, Marion l.. Fox, Ata-
lacio Montoya, William H Andrews.
md George L. Craig, of Albuuuer-
NE. Senator John S, Clark, Secun-
limo Romero. O. A I.arrazolo of Las
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

John H. Sargent, merchant Of Fl
Rito was in the city recently.
State senator George A. Kaseman
was here from Albuquerque this week.
Anton Mayer publisher Of the So
zorro Chieftain was a convention
visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Huey are the
proud parents OF twin daughters. The
little ladies arrived last Friday.
Hon. Fl. O. Bursum, of Socorro.
attended the Republican State Con
r%cntion held here this week.
DR.. Tannus, of Albuquerque, spent
a few days in the city during the
week looking after his patients.
Mrs. Nora Brumback, Of Albuqucr-
que, has been appointed head Of the
international College at Chihuahua,
Mexico.
Prof r r Iartin. of Las Vcgas.
was a hTsinc visitor in thr CITY flt;
geek He rr'rrncf homo This morn
irr.
~. fr,'rr z Carr and c':i~oo
90 Err ~a ~'li arrive nc(t v-ok to
.7,o VI err ia fhis civ. tb.;r fr.
..re h7rao
NJ. a r C%ar.o'or - Iiol,
H. ,.,l-r A. -,ta ,.;'i --ri-.a t.o,..
..h !a,',c, r.. Illinois
No. T.ri q VIII. f.. ~rc,ortrl ,.
u '.r. f.t.' --o.-a.. ,aw.rl r...
r...,. f-a~. rr.,.. orr--,;rg -e,.
Nr'-' Tu''.r ..o e;rb, +. Fl . ';t,'c
U-.r n-rr-, ''af Tho W.~ar'
''r'.- ~ ~ rir.t Pc historian
,.~ q wear
col ! G @'hriglt editor Of thr
AT ''G"crqrc independent was in 'hc
CIV Ills wcck attending the Re
0rS'ieaH State Convention.
written h'S wiz an interesting l"f
Ter from the firing line describing
actual COMBAT on the western front
Judge u X ,rai" OF Aihuqnerqne
.'ntrat ,ommittsc spent several
DAYS N the capital city during the
week
=. M Iuccro' OF laos county was
a visitor nnf'ng inc week, lie rs an
waS a member OF the Republican
delegation I
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

James S. Black managing editor of
the FL Paso times and formerly pro-
minent in the newspaper circles of
New Mexico was one of the conven-
ton visitors not among the dele
gates.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

Don't let these reports of the de-
cadence of German infantry make a
piebald fool Of you. 1t is going to
take the best hitting power we have
to knock the Teutons o:s.-Houston
Post.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-10-04

The statement that Germany has
no friends is not quite accurate.
There is Turkey anG the devil.-Kan-
sas City Journal.