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The evening world., 1918-03-16
LIEUT. BAER, U. S. AIRMAN,
DOWNS A GERMAN PLANE

WITH THE LAFAYETTE PLYING
SQUADRON, March l6,-Paul f..
Baor OF Fort Wayne Ind, downed a
German airplano Monday afternoon.
Mr., liaer came TO Franco In Fcbru-
AIRY OF last year as a member OF the
Granco-American Flying Corps.
II was announced In December at
Washington that Paul r.. Baer had
received a commission a. Liautenant
20 the American aviation section.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
24o HORSES POISONED.
InVeAtiRAtIOn Pressed Into Deaf ia
Of Many Government Animals.

CONINGToN, Ky. March i6.--Wuh
l2S horses dead and ll5 others that viii
probably die, the investigation into the
alleged poisoning OF larso consign-
ment OF Government horses here yos-
terduy continued to-day,
The analysts OF the stomachs OF tho
dead horses to-day verified the first
analysis yesterday, which showed thaj
belladonna and Croton oil had been ad-
ministered in some form. II was he
lieyrd that Il was given through Tho
medium OF drinking water
The evening world., 1918-03-16
MEN MAY TAKE NAMES
OF WIVES IN RUSSIA;
NO CHURCH MARRIAGES
Civil Ceremony Alone Recognized
by a New Decrce-Girls May
Wed 1t i5 in TranScaucaSia.

Wed 1t i] in TranScaucaSia.
DETROGRAD. Feb. 10 (corrc-
spondcnco OF Associated
Press. 49, rhc church oCre-
mony Of marriage viii not bo a
legal necessity in Russia here
after, according to IA decree issued
10y ths Council OF National Com
missars. Civil marriage alone
Will bo recognized.
Men over eighteen and women
more than sixteen may marry In
the Transcaucasian district men
may contract marriage AT sixteen
and girls a. thirteen,
Those desiring to marry must
personally go TO the department
OF registration Of marriages and
sign statement certifying that
thero II no legal impediment 10
their union. Then the contracting
parties viii bo Informed that the
marriage has hoon solemnized and
"A statement TO that effect will bo
entered I'm the register.
At the same time the married
persons shall state by what name
they wish TO be known IN the
future. the name OF tho man. tho
name OF the woman or by tho
double name.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
LOWEST PAID MEN TO GAIN.
Railroad wage Board FavorS Those
Getting Undsr 800 Most.

WASHINGTON, March iG-WaRe In
ereases soon TO be recommended by the
Railroad Wage Commission Will bo
based on the principle that the low paid
man should have the greatest amount Of
assistance to meet the rising cost OF
living.
The Commissions exhaustive study OF
living conditions throughout the United
States has convinced Il, Il was said to-
day, that the men making less than
500 month especially need aid. 4 pro-
nouncement on women In railroad work
is expected to be contained ia the
recommendations,
The evening world., 1918-03-16
DURANGO CAPITAL TAKEN?
Reported MEXICAN Rebels, Prohanly
NiIla's, Have Captured It.

FL PASO Texas. March Is.-ln.
formation was received here TODAY
from Torreon, Mexico, stating thai
rcvolutionlsts had captured ana o,.
cupisd Durango CITY.
As Francisco Nillas main forco has
been complaining IN the STATE OF Dn.
range, lt IA believed here the rep,-,cS
capture ~ the state Capital wa u.,to
by his command. 80 COMBINATION 81 m,
report has been received ''-
The evening world., 1918-03-16
REPORTS
LARGEST CASUALTY
ROLL He HAS SENT
Only Sixty-Two Names of
More Than 100 Dead and
Wounded Checked Up.

WASHINGTON. March 16. The
names OF six commissioned officers ap.
pear in the casualty list given out to.
day by the war Department. AlthouEh
the list forwarded by Gen. PershlaR
Is the longest yet received, only 90
names were issued by the War De-
partment, on account OF delays In
checking, The 62 given out were d.
vided as follows: Killed in action, 4:
died OF wounds, 3; died Of accident .:
died OF disease. 5: wounded severely.
4; wounded slightly ~: wounded"
2. Nearly fifty names were withheld
for checking. Among them we're sew
erol Killed, but most were slightly
wounded.
KILLED In AetIsn.
WILLIAM ELLINGER.
MARSHALL II. JARRETT.
JOSEPH II. WHITE.
JOAN DE PoSTA MoLLEs
Died of wounds.
sergt. LEROY w. MILLER
TED A. BUTLER.
CARL LARSEN.
Accidentally Killed.
Lieut. RICHARD II. wIITNER
EDWIN c. TODD.
Died Of Disease.
Corpl. CHARLES NJ. MCoRD.
ERNEST EDWARDS.
EDMUND @. HOLMES
EiNAR REINHoLT MoLLER.
wounded Severely.
Sergt OTTO o. DESCH.
X. c. CAMICK. '..
WILLIAM G. CARROLL
Bugler HOWARD G. PARKER
Wounded.
Lieut.. LOUIS w. ROSS
Lieut. JOHN w. APPERSON.
Wounded slightly.
First Lieut. WILLIAM 4. BLEDSoR
Lieut.. GRANVILLE NJ. BURRoW.
Lieut. WILLIAM c. DABNEY,
Sergt. CARL KAHN.
Corpl. LEWIS DAGu.
CoTpl JACOB KLEIN.
CorpL FRANK PHILLIPS
CorpL EBNER WERNER
BERNIE BALDWIN.
FENLY $. BEELER
JOHN BERAN.
PERRY e. BRADFIELD
FREDERICK J. CAIRNS
NOAH w. cox.
JOE j. o. CzAPA
FRANK J. DANKo
WARTHY o. DAVIS.
ARLO Il. DIBBLE.
JACOB o. DlLLENBERGER
CLAY ". DUKES.
OLAF EVENBYE.
HAROLD II. GERHART.
ARCHIE FAIILGRGN
PHILLIP GOLDSTEIN.
HENRY KESSLER
IKE KLACHkO.
BENJAMIN f. MERCER
MAX MYERS
DoMINICk L. NOGRI.
HJALAIAR C. NELSON.
JAMES j. oSHAUGHNESSY
ANGELO PAGOTTO.
JOSEPH L. POTROVIC.
JOSEPH RICHTER a
THEODORE ROSS.
FRANK RZEZNIK.
HENRY L. SCHwA-DACH.
ALVIN SMILEY.
PERCY j. TURNER.
HARRY II. WEIDAAN.
CLARE L. WEST.
EMERY L. WILCON
The evening world., 1918-03-16
Bulgarian ARTILLERY nombnrds
MoBRHtIr, In Macedonia.

, LONDON, March is.--Bugarian ar
ullery bombardcd Monnstlr wednos.
day night. according 10 a despatch
from Corfu to-day.
, Monastlr Is one Of the prIncipal
cities Of Serbia. retaken from tho Tcu-
tonic bulgarian forces by tho Anglo
Franco -SCrbianH
The evening world., 1918-03-16
EIGHT KILLED, q HURT
IN RAID ON HARTLEPOOL
Lord French Announces Casualties
Inflicted by German Avia-
tors Bombs.

LONDON. March iG--Eight persons
we're klllcd and twenty-five injured In
Dermsn air raid over IIArtlopool.
Lord French. commander of homo de-
fcnpo forces. announced to-day.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
No Base Hospital on Tryon nnI
Property,

Federal plans for base hospital on
tho Tryon iali-BlllinEs estate al tho
north end Of Washington Heights,
have been abandoned temporarily.
and tho property was leased by
William a. White a. Sons and pcaso
4 Gilman for John ID. Rockefeller tr.
10 Nichula q purtOs until next No
Vem0sr he Will pay $4,000.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
welsh Troops on n ssccessfuI Raid
Near Armentleres.

LONDON. March is.-"wolsh
troops carried out a successful raid
last night In the ncighborhood OF
Armentiercs and captured fifteen
prisoners and two machine guns"
the War office reports. Hostile ar
tillery was active southeast Of lpros.
in the neighborhod OF the Mcnin
est"
The evening world., 1918-03-16
CABINET SPLIT OVER RATzF7CA TON OF GERMAN PEA CE
GERMANS BREAK PLEDGE
AND SEIZE RELIEF SHIP
swedish Steamer Laden With Grain
for Belgium Is Taken
20 kiel

coPENFAGEN. March ie Despite
their promise Of shfe conduct. Germans
seized and conveyed 10 Kiel tho swed.
lsh steamer Princess Ingoborg. laden
with grain for Belgian relief. Il was
learned here to-day.
LONDON. March ia number o.
large swedish trawlers and ono OF IN.
largest do,henburg steamers have bcen
ap'urcd by German submarines on The
Skav. the northern extremity OF Ju,.
and. Denmark. ana forced 10 70 70
iernany. according to report printed
by the OothenburE shipping Gazette.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
NO PARADES BUT FUNERALS.
Montana Bars Al other Demonstrn-
tons During WAR.

HELENA, Mont, March lG.-Nn pa
rsdcs, professions or other public DEM
ons'rations, cNccp, funerals, may be
held hereafter in Montana without writ
ten permission Of tne Governor under
a regulation passed hy the state Conn.
en- Ot Defense, Tuo purpose ~ tAe rglc
Is TO prevent riots, a0rlvs. brcarho,
OF the peace ANA other forms " yiglsgc,
during the period OF tac war"
The evening world., 1918-03-16
Four >uT'i'" EigW--H-S,ory Fail,
Iwenty-ioOt DFop KIM

nETEplT, Mich. March ls-.Four
w",Nn,n in ~ elevator cage frlI
tthH'h tturlrH here and Wrr, onlY
shghuy bruised Another feu twsntS,
icoi down the shsG aud was Killed
The evening world., 1918-03-16
GERMAN SCRIBE SEIZED.

paper Accused of Census Evasion.
CONCORD, " IL, March lG-Rich-
ard Danckwerth. a German. formerly
employed on German language
newspaper IN New York, was arrested
Mt Canaan to-day and brought TO iail
hero To await disposition of his casc
hy Federal authorities n WaH saId
that while he had registered as nm
enemy alien he had refused to pro-
duce certain photographs demanded
hy the authorities.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
EDITORIAL SECTION
IA ro,paSSow.s OF Sunday World
Of
To-MorroW'S

IN Intimate Portrait and Study O! the career
- OF the late John Redmond by his old
associate in the fight for Home Rule in Ireland,
7. P. OConnor. :: :: g.:
AN uncommon interview with Enrico Caruso
n in which the great operate artist explains
how life looks to him ct rs. A sober thinker
and hard worker is revealed by Pierre V. Key.
The evening world., 1918-03-16

At tho Guarantee Trust Company.
No. 40 Broadway, Ralph Dawson
told an Evening World reporter that
Prof Emery left for Russia in Octo-
Der 1915 TO make an economic and
financial survey OF Russia for the
Guaranty Trust Company,
Prof. Emery was professor OF eco
nomlcs at Yalo for a number OF years
and was on the Tariff Commission.
lie IL about forty-hye years old.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
YALE PROFESSOR
TAKEN BY GERMANS
SENT TO FORTRESS
Henry Crosby Emery Is I'M
prisoned at Dantzig With
Sixteen BritonS.

STOCKHOLM. March ie.--An at
tnehe OF the American Legation has
ieft for Finland. carrying a formal
protest from Minister Morris TO Gen.
Mannerhtim, commander OF the
Government forces. against tho ar
rest by Germans on the Aland Islands
OF Henry Crosby Emery. Demand
Is made that the Finnish Government
obtain the release Of Mr.. Emery.
The American Attache was accom-
panied by O member OF the British
Legation conveying a similar protes.
and demand regarding the arrest OF
sixteen Britlshers In the same party
with Mr.. Emery. all Of whom were
taken aboard a German steamer to
DantElg. Germany.
BOSTON, March ia cable mes
sage announcing her arrival at Stock
holm was received here to-day from
Mrs. Henry Crosby Emery. Tho mes
sage came 10 former CHIEF Justice
Lucilius A. Emery Of the Maine Su-
preme Court, who is visiting In Bos-
ton.
Mr.. Emery was married In Petro-
grad TO q daughter oc Prof. +. @.
Allnson Of Brown University
WASHINGTON. March l6.-Min,s-
tor Morris in reporting tho arrest OF
Henry Crosby Emery, disclosed the
fact that he holds a Majors commls-
sion in tho Reserve OF the American
Army. lie was commissioned at the
request of Brig. Gen. W. V. Judson.
the American military attache at
Potrograd, and was made member
OF the American Military Mission.
Minister Morris said nothing as TO
the final disposition of tho prisoners.
All women members OF the party and
men more than fifty years Of age
were permitted to proceed 10 Sweden.
The Minister said the party was cap
tured after 1t left Abo BY sledgc.
The evening world., 1918-03-16

HELP wANTEo-MALE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
Average Man Needs
$500 Galleries a
Day, Is Estimate
BUY
ANOTHER
LIBERTY
BOND

London. Sept L. (Corrcspondenco
OF the Associated prcssl As a bass
for calculating the mount Of food
which must be provided for the hu-
man system the intcr-Hll.cd sctcnttflC
food commission has found that an
average man ~ 1854 pounds working
eight l. urs a day requires % hay-
ing an average value of $500 calorIcs
The commission consists of repre-
soutatives Of the United states.
France. Italy. Belgium n Great Brit
ain and It's purpose rs 90 consider the
food problem of the allies from n
scientific point OF view, n In agree
mcnt with the ihter-allied executives
TO make proposals to the allied gov
Crnments,
The commission agreed that. IN
event II should become Impossible 10
supply $500 Galleries of food, a rcduC-
ton of ten per ccnt could be suffered
Tor some time without Injury TO the
health. The minimum ration OF tat
tor the average man" was dctcrmin-
eel upon as 2M ounces "A day.
The commission recommended that
I'd uniform average milling extraction
of So per cent FOR wheat hc Idoptyd
throughout the allied countries, nat
this extraction may vary from 80 per
cent In summer to 90 per cent IN WIN
ter.
The commission held sessions in
London, Paris ana Rome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

took place Monday. Major Lyon
was born ar . reared near Las 'rucc-
and made his home with his uuclc,
Henry bowman. and wife, near NJ"
sillu Park lie went with p,rshinv
INTO McAico. after the columbus raid
aud was later made a member of the
generals starr. After his return
from Mexico hc was transferred TO
the aviation corps. .N which work he
has rapidly advanced For some
time he was stationed at San Diego,
whore he was instructor. Several
months ago ne was sent 20 Ellington
field. near Houston, TcN., where he
was made inspector OF an Texas
camps and has now been transferred
10 Curlstrom field. the aviation base
IN florida. With his bride he viii
so tO New York within q few weeks
The Sew and So club entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. H. V. Bundy in North IHS
Cruces. Resides the club members
there were several guests ~ attend
ancc and the afternoon was spent in
quilting q comfort. Those present
were McsdHmcs Herbert Voc. Frank
Goodin. Margaret sum merfopd, T."
: Cardwcll. Dave Morpa. 4 / kclso,
John Freeman. Fred Hess. Thomas
. lAilAlN AliNh lNnAA ~ IbNh "
Clure, l.. W case. T. Durio. Frank
Hcurn, Miss Jennie Graham and
otscrs. During the afternoon re-
frcshmcnts Of icc cream ana cgrtcc
aerc served hy tho hostess. assisted
bS her daughter. Mrs. Emmett Is
JACKS. The neNt meeting of the club
will bo with Mrs. $ s Hookland at
he's ranch home near Mesillu.
Prof aud Mrs NJ I. Hoblit have
returned 90 their home here after a
delightful summer spent IN CHiifor-
MIA.
Floyd smith was here from IA .'aso
Monday visiting friends before lcaH
ing FOR training.
Ted Lester. son OF y T. Lester. Is
here visiting his parents before loR,.
inE tor dutN abroad
Prof, Hiram Hadloy has returned
from an extended trip east visiting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
LAUNCH STUDENT
ARMY WORK At U

The opening of students army
tran ing corps az The University OF
Sew Mexico, op october |. VIII he
marked with patriotic demonstrations
long To bo remembered.
This duy has a peculiar Significance
Tor more than five hundred colleges
and universities throughout the United
States II viii witness the orgahiNA
tiun Of q unique and powerful force of
nghting men. The patriotism OF
American educational Institutions II
demonstratcd 20 The world 10y the
generous aud splendid way which
they have rallied 10 h support OF
his f~ar-renVhiug uitu 10 supply he
American armies with officer material
and trained specialists OF al descrip-
ion
More chan 200 mcn viii line up a.
the University IlI ready for their mill
tutA instruction for. David II. BOYD
will deliver an address 10 the young
men telling them uf The Importance OF
the new course they are about
10 begin c. " Bolts VIII also al
dress the student
The command will be assembled on
the campuS thar morning \ band
viii PLAY The Sta Sphngied Tanner
while "a flag b. 'li-ed The oath OF
dilcsianrr to the flag viii he taken by
the students. Tile onth follows. |
pledge allegiance tu my FLAG n the
Republic tor which u stands, IL
nation invisible, with Liberty and
Justice 10 air.
complete drtuI'. Tor the exercises
have not been completed by university
officials The program when com
pieted viii be Of the most patri-
otic eycr staged .f the university.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

resist the consumption Of lrishmon We
viii not fill the places OF mon de-
prlvcd or thslr work through retuH-
ing enforced military service. We Will
do AN in our power To help the tami-
lies ot men VINO suffer through en-
forced military service"
Tho occasion chosen FOR the uni
ycrsai signing of TINS pledge hy the
women ct ireland was the festival of
- 'olumbciilo, "a national saint much
talked about at the present time on
CCuun OF some war prophosics at
tihutcd "a him, including one IN
which he u said To have predicted
CunscriptioH,
The womau's pledge was part of q
scheme with which consumption was
resisted. Wherever possible. the sign
ing was accompanied by floral lem
onstrytion and organizations taking
part carried wrcaths. Crossct and
othcr ~ mhols to decorate the place al
signing, The ceremony also was ~
companied 10y pilgrimagos u process
sions 10 some. place OF Nenerntion sICh
~ "a church. holN well, site OF altar ~
penal days, or some local memorial OF
national history.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

Since the resignation. last lunc, Oi
Rev. : NJ Bedford. who accepted Il
cali to Roswell, A. Broadway Chris.
tian chIrch has bcon without a minis
ter. But, nov the congregation Is
rejoicing over tho coming. ON October
siNth Of the new pastor Rev. f. Gay
lord Roberts.
Wherever Rev Roberts las served
he has been successful This includes
several charges in California and
Texas. A. lordshurg, whore ne has
ministcrcd for the past four years, the
church has been rcmodelcd and the
membership increased
Hc is a devout man ana writes that
he has great confidence in the gos-
pei OF Christ as being the power OF
God unto salvation when faithfully
preached and cNcmpliied iu the lives
Of church people
Mrs Roberts IL an active hclp-mat,
IN church work. ANA the Misses Rob
erts are accomplished young women.
October sixth. Rev Roberts viii
pjCaCh first In Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watoga Lady, "As To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help 0thsra"

Watoea, W. Va.-Mrs. S. W. Oladwen,
Of this town, says: "When about IS years
Of age, ! suffered greatly .. Sometimes
would 70 a month or two, and ] had
terrible headache, baekache, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then . !, would last
-. two weeks, and was so weakening.
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me a bottle oil
Cardui, and ! began to improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept u UP I'LL ]
took three ~ gained. and was well
and strong, and ! owe II all TO Cardui.
am married now and have 3 children
-. Have never had TO have a doctor fof
female trouble, and just resort 10 CarduI
IL | need a tonic. am glad TO testify 10
wha, II has done for me, so as to help
others"
II you are nervous or weak, have head
aches, backaches. or any OF the Other
ailments so common 10 women, why moi
give Cardui a trial2 Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years.
Begin taking Cardui today. II may
be The very medicine you need.
Nr-IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
LAS CRUCES NOTES


Lieut.. Martin Smith, who has been
I'm training the past few months in
Austin. Tex. is here on "a few days
furlough visiting relatives amt
friends before leaving Tor duty oyer
seas
Mrs. John Harris OF Mesilla Park
was a visitor in town Friday.
Miss Carrie Spoonor has returned
from u weeks visit with relatives IN
III PaSo.
Mrs. II. NJ Cornell and children
have returned TO their home here OF
the Alameda after an absence OF scv
eral months IN northern New Mexico.
Dale Spears left Thursday for Fort
Bliss. Tex, where he Will he with the
fifth cavalry band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowman have
received word Of the marriage Of
their nephew, Mai. Edwin Bowman
Iyon, 4. s, aviation, to Miss Elsie
Meehhn of San Diego. cal, which
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NC-II

daughter. Mrs. Dale spears, motorcd
to ~ i'aso Thursday
The many friends of Mrs. A. -.
Brownies will he pleased TO know
she Is rapidly improving from 20
stroSe OF paralysis which she suffer
ed two weeks ago.
Tho social given IN the park by the
Womrn's Improvement association
FRIDAY evening was e succcsG. Music
and dancing were enjoyed until a late
hour whom refreshments Of tee
cream and cake were served. The
proceeds received viii Zoe used for IN"
uplIc,p of the swimming pool re-
Gently donated the town by Mrs Kate
Hcymund.
The Baptist church's Women's Mist
siOnary uuion has been recognized.
after the summer vacation n new
Officers elected as follows; Mrs. w
r. Scoggins. president. Mrs Il a.
Yoast. vice president: Mrs. Talbot,
secretary. and Mrs George Queens
berry. treasurer. They viii meet the
first and third Thursday OF cac't
month To knit Tor the Red ross and
on every other Tuesday they viii
meet I'M tho Red Cross sewing roomH
to sew The nest meeting Will be or
THURSDAY. ~ las Cruces motel. win
Mrs. Wheeler.
Young women OF Las Cruces gave
% dancing party Wednesday evening
al the Armory to several OF the boys
who are here on furlough prior 10
their going abroad The music was
Furnished by the spears orchestra
\ large crowd was present and a good
time enjoyed hy all, Refreshments
were served
IN. Johnson ot organ has hought
Jhc property formerly owned Wv -
BRAY and with his f1milN VIII move
To Las Cruces within q few days nr.
Johnson has boon appointed mai
carrier on the route between here and
Cauuttllo.
Mrs. Mary Hatcher has returned
10 her home In Kentucky after a visit
a. several weeks iu the home OF MIS-
James Q~uccnsberry.
George Qutensbcrry lett several
days ago Tor camp Pike. ARK. where
he VIII be IN trimming.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
CaIomeI Loses You a Days Work!
Take DodSon'S Liver Tone Instead
Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head
achy YOU need not take nasty, sickening, danger
GUS calomel to get Strengthened up.

ness and constipation, YOU have only
Geo ask Tor your money hhck.
bndson's Liver Tone Is q pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy
harmless To both children ANA adults,
Take "A spoonful al night u wake no
feeling fine, no hiliousnessi SICK head
ache. acid stomach or consilpated
bowels. ~ doesn't stripe or cause ~
convenience an the nest day Ike wa
lent Calomcl Take q dose Of calotnol
TODAY d tomorrow you VIII i''l
weak, sivk and nnusrhted. Don lose
a days WORK Take DOdson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine. ull OF
Vigpr aud ambition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.


voTsity. has elected the following Of
ficcrs: Philemon Martinez. presi-
dent. and Henry Roberts, vice preSi
dent. other officers will soon be
elected. including the editor of the
Trigonian News. the paper publish
ed by the students OF tho university.
The University Glec club was OF
ganized this week under the direction
OF Miss Marie Senccal aud has al
ready begun rehearsals. There are
siNty-two members enrolled this year.
which rs AN exceptionally large num-
Der. The club viii devote most Of
its time Ia patriotic music and the
national anthems Of h allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28

necessary papers ana contracts. ard
making possible the "Alameda boule-
ward
An expenditure Of nearly 8iSl.
l4G.i1 Will he necessary to cnmplet.
the driveway The couuty's shnre Oh
this viii Ice une-Quartcr. which ~
$fG,u 81
The county commissioners decide
To- furnish the city with 81. 600 q NOM
for the next three months. % mainta I'm
county highways hat run through The
city The commissioners voted TO eN-
pend $500 a mont to he paid "a n'.rse
Tor child welfare work In the coiintN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-09-28
Irish Women Now
Fighting Draft

Dublin, Sept. H. tCorrospondcuce
OF the Associated press) Irish WON
en- were organized for participation in
the auti-conscription campaign ia ire
lnnd as never before IN the history OF
political agitation IN Ireland
MH'h is now heard of the "Moman's
Pledge which was the leading fca-
turr of the women's side OF the anti.
conscripttou campaign, The pledge
reads as follows.
'becaua" the enforcement OF COM
scriptlon ON any people without thor
consent Us tyranny, We are resolved 10