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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
The Churches


Corner Lead avenue and south
Third street; Charles Oscar Beckman,
pastor: Miss Edith Gorby. deacon.
css.
Ia the I o'clock services there viii
be reception into fun connection OF
the class of probatloncrs At this
nour the pastor viii deliver u BRIEF
address. There will be an anthem by
tie choir and a solo by Mrs cleo
Collar Holloway. The sunday school
under the superintcndency OF ID. A.
Porterheid meets al g:f5 a. m. The
Epwortn league devotional service at
Z y. m. No evening service: Instead
the baccalaureate sermons OF the
state University ard of the High
schol al the Elks theater and Presby-
terrain church, respectively. Chaplin
Bateman Of silver city, addressing the
University graduates. while Rab0l
Mendel Slber speaks 10 the High
School graduates. Both services arc
at 8 o'clock
Al y. m. a mass meeting In the
opera house in the interest OF the
social evil restoration Ia our city.
Addresses by some prominent citizens.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
AIl. OIINe RanlI.l rhnIch-

services at tho Mt Olive Baptist
church on Firth street and Lead ave-
nue. sunday school az gao a. m.,
and preaching at NJ "a. m. subject.
Eye Are Bought with a Price" At
8 p m the b. y. p. a. win meet; the
subject Is Il fine one. AZ 1880 praise
services. al y. m. preaching. sub
iect. "shall Not the Judge OF All the
Earth DO Right"
The public has q standing invita-
ton ana strangers welcome. Or a.
Richard, pastor, viii speak
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Mr. and Mrs Closson and daughter
May were visitors from santa Re dur
ing the past week here 10 attend the
uremen's gatherin.
Miss sue Edgar very we'll known
and quite popular Ia Albuquerque So
ciety, who has made many visits here,
has arrived from Bonneville. NO. to
visit her brothers w. l.. ana n r..
Edgar
DIR. l. &. Bakes left Wednesday for
New York, To sail for the continent,
planning TO spend the summer pur-
suing advanced medical studies at the
University OF Vieuna
Miss McGillivray. who has been "a
guest al the home OF her sister Mrs.
Harry owen on north Eleventh street.
left the latter part OF tho week for
her home IN Alexandria, Ontario. Cam
ada.
The steinmans lefs "wednesday for
their home In South Fork, Pa, after
spending the winter In the big +. S.
ilubpeil house 40 the corner OF Cen
trai avenue and Eleventh street. Their
big red auto which has become such
familiar sight In the city left with
them.
Miss Balfour mas returned home af-
ter spending the winter in MaRdaiena
teaching in the public schools.
Dr.. Clark, prominent dentist OF
Soe0rro, has been visiting friends in
albuquerque FOR several days.
Friends Ia this city Of Mr. George a.
Mueller and Miss Agnes G. Wrighton.
both of Albuquerque, are receiving
announcements OF their woddina
which occurred In 50, Louis. Mo-. May
~. Mir. Mueller is a woli known mail
carrier and the bride has many
friends here, They Will be az home
after june go at 5i7 West Slate ave-
nue..
Mrs. d. r. De Ia Vergne. with her
family, leaves Monday for Cerrll0s 10
Join her husband, who is making his
headquarters al that place for the
summer.
The Woman's Keller Corps met al
the usual time on "Wednesday after
noon, Quite number Of pew men,
beers have been added 10 the corps
during the current year. The latest
10 join wac Mrs. Winlfred X. SUM
mers, who was Initiated al this last
meeting Her many friends IN tho
corps gave her cordial greeting
Mrs' W Y. Walton. OF 62s West
riteras road, Is IN Santa ne, the
guest % Staie Senator Isaac Barth
and Mrs. Barth.
Mrs. Frank =. sturgis OF Santa 70.
let for home yesterday after visit
.of q week with AIRS. koenir OF as
North second street
Miss Mabel Olsen. u former Alhu-
querquc girl, has returned 10 Kelly,
after a visit here with relatives.
Miss Celia Phillips. daukhtor Of
Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips OF
North Eighth street. has left for
Fort Harrison. where she Is 10 be
married soon 10 William ~. Howell. a
non-commissioued officer IA tho
United States army.
Mrs. o. ~ Marion has as her guest
her brother. William Halloran. who
has been for some time IN Mcxico foi-
lowing his profession OF mlnlrN on.
ginoer. Mr. Hailoran recently com-
ploted some expert experiment work
ln Nacozarl
Miss Estelle Kelly. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus =. Kelly. Ia OK
pccted home soon from Cincinnati
o., where she has been for the last
year attending Mount 81 Joseph
academy on the ohio river
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING
IN fIsCiSh.s THIS WEI

Tho commencement exercises Of tho
High school likewise begin tomorrow.
with tho class sermon which Will ho
delivered by Or Mendel Silbcr at tho
Presbyterian church az 3 o'clock in
the evening. The High school Is for
tunato In having ~ baccalaureatc nd.
dress by one or the best speakers im
tho city, and Dr. sllbor will haya
something OF unusual interest TO say
10 the graduates
Tho Class day exercises are % bo
held on Monday Ia the High school
assembly room and the commence
ment exercises proper will bo held
Wednesday afternoon IN the Tlks'
theater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
An Affair OfRsd Carnations

Red carnations IN profusion were
the effective decorations al the Ran-
kin home on North second street
Thursday evening when Miss Juanita
Rankin entertained number OF
friends atsa luncheon and hal,dkor-
chief shower for Miss Joaovhins
Mordy and Miss Helen Teller Green
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Miss Walsh to Entertain

In honor Of Miss May Boavon. who
Is lo bo married soon. Miss Jennie
Walsh. OF 700 North second street.
VIII entertain a number or girl friends
Tuesday afternoon next.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Corner Fourth street and West sill
yer agenue; Archdoacon w ". War
rem. rector; residence $40 West III
ieras avenue.
Whit sunday services. Holy COM
munion. I a. M; sunday school, g.f6
a. m, moring service. II a. m.
Music
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Corner West Silver avenue and sixth
street Rev W s. Oborholtzor. pastor
Tho Lords day services are as fol-
lows sunday school. 90 q. M. r. q.
kecfcr. superintendent An please
come on time for practice Tor child
rcH's day Morning worship az a..
Christian Endeavor az y. ni Al
tho evening hour all viii attend the
union haccalaureato Service az the
Presbyterian church.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

When you go On that fishing trtn.
uons forEet that Harry n. JOilnson
Inns San stock Of flshlng taoklc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

The pupils OF Mrs Roy Mcdonald
and Mrs. Mabel Himoe will appear in
recital tonight at the Woman's Club
buslding ana an interesting program
Will be given as follows:
Warriors Song .,..........B Heller
Florence Grunsfeld
Butterfly .......,,......s, Lavaieo
Mary Attorbery.
Juggclry .,...,......,.s... GODDARD
Margaret Cartwright.
(a.7 Fl0rian's song ....... GODDARD
(b.) As in Rose Jar .... Cadman
LILLIAN Yrisarri,
ldiio ss...........,. Lack
Sadie Morris.
FrulinEsrauchen .,........ SindinR
Reba Conner.
Scxtette from Lucia. (arranged for
LEFT hand only Lezchitizky- DOnizetti
Aivina Letarie.
beFceuse from Joceyln ...... GODDARD
stella TfeadwelI
Nalse, - flat. .............C Chopin
Anita Hubbell
bafeafoile ,............... Grodski
Lois Bellah
MhA song .........s..s.s, benNa
Elsie saokett
4" spring s-s.............". 6riee
Grace Grlmmer
AIR de Ballet, No. t...... Chamlnade
Alma Baldridge.
tn.) Sun as the Night. Bohm
co.. The Land Of the Sky Blue
Waier .,,................ Cadman
Lois Reilah.
NIL.
AN'"''"''N fs'sss sstssss. Merkcl
Louise Boil
Mrs. Nell Cavanaugh. accompanies.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Commencement exercises nt the
University OF New Mexico viii get
really under way tomorrow night az
the Elks' theator with the baccaiau-
reate service. The two other really
notable events OF the commencement
week program are Of course the regu-
lar graduating oXerciHes Wednesday
evening and the musical OF the De-
partinent 81 Music &c the Elks' the
alter Monday night. the program to
be- given Jointly by the y. n. NJ. EN-
teftainers and the Glrls' Choral club.
The program for sil three events are
az follows.
Program.
Doxology.
raosfrica.P III sh shr shr shrdlea
Invocation. .... Rev. Hugh Cooper
Chorus 'JceVah's Power" Narcotic
Scripture Reading. ........
... President OF the University
Duct--"The Lord ~ Ny shep-
hefo .'..s..s ss.....-...... ..., smart
Prayer. ....... Rev G.. o.. Beckman
Baccaiaurcate sermon ..,........
...... Rev. g. G.. Batemun. y. u.
Chaplain. u. s Army General iIospi~
tai, Fort Bayard, n. NJ.
.Chorus--"Lle. Thine Eyes" ..ss
.................. Cfrom Elliah.)
Announcements for the Week 49,.
........ President OF tho University
University Hymn.
Benodiction. ........ Rev. l.. r. Reed
..e. ...., shr shr shrdet shrdlu
Musical Program.
PART l.
(a) Sunshine State, ........,.,G Gray
tb) Sylvia ,........... Schubert
Girls Choral Club.
Vocal Duet ..s.........s..... smart
Misses L. Pratt and =. Cartwright.
Vocal Solo--Mignon 1853. .Gounod
Miss Adele Howell.
AZ Evening .............. Terhune
Girls Choral Club.
Vocal Solo. ..s............ Selected
Robert Seweil.
Sercnnde ....s.s.s........ schubert
Girls Choral Club.
Vocal D0et--I Know a Rank. Horn
Misses l.. Pratt and a. Howell.
CAD Thou Art Like Unto a
Flower ..........,.,.... Mattioli
Vocal Solo,
OBJ Perfect Day T.. Jacob Bonds
Miss Rose Harsch.
la) Dreaming ..... Shelley
(be Spring Song Koch
Girls choral Club.
Vocal SOl0--Selectcd a........
Miss Charlotte Pratt,
Country Joys ....,......t.. Burdett
Mixed Chorus,
PART III.
] Have to Mind the Baby ...... Gray
y. N. NJ Entertainers.
Gypsy Scene. tin costumeJ Weber
Girls Choral Club.
John Peelc. ........A Arr. by Andrews
u. N. NJ Entertainers.
Quartet--seelng Things at Night
s.ss.ss..s s.s.s.'ss.s t.s-.s. 90 faFka
Misses Pratt. smith, TOmpklns
and James.
ta) Jolly Blacksmith's Lay.
CD Champ, Champ. Champ
q. n. n. Entertainers.
Danoe-Couche. ........ Hazel Cox
Alma Mater ......+...e......
commencement Program,
Elks' theater. Wednesday, May 3d.
at 3 y. m.
Music.
Invocation. .... Rev J. j. Runyan
Announcements.
Commencement Address "Thc
United States and Latin Amer
lea" .....,..Dr, r.. Mcqueen Gray
President % the University
Music.
0f Prizes
conterring of Degrees.
Mater
Rev. ii y Williams
Candidates for she Degree of Bach
elor Of Arts College Letters aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
CLASSIFIED
University of New Mexico Commencement
Program Begins With BOccGIame0te Tomorrow

Chaplain Bateman to Deliver Sermon Sunday Night at Es
Theaer; Full Programs for Various Events Of Busiest
Week in Academic Year at State institution Here;
Boys and Girls Musical 70 Be Notable Event.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25
Church Affairs

~~N
The ladies Of the Central Avenue
Methodist church held a strawberry
social Ia the church basement Tues
day afternoon. A splendid program
WAS rendered and "a goodiy sum was
cleared.
q o q
The ladies Of ~ Johns guild VIII
hold an informal complimentary
social az the Woman's Clue
Thursday night FOR the whole parish
which will be- quite on important af-
fair in church clrcles, The reception
Will be followed BY an Informal dance
for the g. Johns choir. The reoop-
ton committee Is headed by Mrs. c.
r. Lowber. Mrs. A. b. M0rrisetto and
Mrs. Milne.
O . o
The ladies of thu first Baptist
church are holding tea and home
pooSing sale az Kapple's furniture
store this afternoon The officers OF
the Ladies' Aid society are in charge
with Mosdamcs Van Eaton. Anderson
aud Fagen at the head. Good things
90 eat and drink are to be had and
the tea r. being held both afternoon
and evening.
y . o
The Catholic laO.cs have almost
completed arrangements for their ba-
zaar which ~ TO be- Tiven In the new
WELLER and Benjamin store on Gem
trail avenue "wednesday, Thursday
and Friday 81 next week Dancing
Will be INDUCED Ia all three nights
and raffling and such things a. are
always done az a bazaar. Mrs Wal
lace Hesseiden Is general chairman.
while Mrs. J. IL. ORielly will be al
tho fancy work booth. Mrs w. n.
Walton at the punch bowl Mrs
Charles white at the candy booth.
Mrs. H. A. vaughey will have charge
OF the smokes and Mrs. Al Coleman
the ice cream. The Fuhrmeyer- Cav
anaugh orchestra will furnish the
music. a large crowd is anticipated.
and no doubt there will be no disap-
pointment. because the committees
are hard at work selling tickets and
meeting with flattoring success.
~ ~ n
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Central ana Arno. samuel 81. All
son, pastor Preaching by the pastor
lac n a. M. The thome for the hour
Will be- "Chrlsts Method IL Re
form" special muaic hy the choir
Sunday school al 1886 e.. m Robert
Holiday, superintendent There will
be- mo- evening service on account OF
the commencement exercises az the
Presbyterian church M Allison
urges an the member aud tho
frionds OF this congregation 10 be
present az the IA o'clock service, us
he has some things a. say which have
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

Miss Grimmer was hostess az cards
"Wednesday evening az her home on
North Eleventh street. The affair
was very Informal,
q . q
ono Of the events of the week
which IL expected 10 be q very pleas
ant one viii be the dance given
Wednesday night by the University
girls. chiefly the members of the
Girls Choral club in honor OF the
members of the Southern California
Glee club ~ Rodoy hall. The young
men from the Golden State. after
their concert appearance IN the ElkH
thoater. will be conveyed Ia "jumbos"
and autos 10 the University for the
reyelry there These young men are
tho ones who eKiendod SOME much
appreciated courtebies 20 the Choral
club while n was In southern Cali
fornia on a. tour Of the Santa re
coast lines.
o o o
Frank NrlmmeF was the host SAT-
urday afternoon 20 o number of his
Young friends az the Orimmer home
on North Eleventh street, tho occa-
sion celebrated being his birthday.
There was romplng good time Of
the kind thut the little folks enjoy
ana Refreshments which appealed a.
Juvenile appotites. The guests were
little Misses Dorothy Farweu. Grace
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1coalInued a0 FaGe 70. column 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

United States ana Latin Amer
lea" ........Dr. r.. Mcqueen Gray
President % the University
Music.
Dissatisfaction al Prizes.
conterring OF Degrees.
Alma Mater
Benedictiun. Rev. II D. Williams
Candidates for she Degree Of Bach
el0r OF Arts. College Letters and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-25

A social dance will be given Monda,
nigh; by the FrAternai brotherhood al
odd Fellows' hall. with music by In,
Booster orchestra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-20
BLOODY MASSACRE
BY YAQUI INDIANS
Caught in a Mountain Pass Only Two
Hundred of Over Five Hundred Men
Escape Death.
BY Associated Press.

Juarez, Mex, July 19.-Passengers
arriving over the Mexican Northwest
ern from MADEIRA today brought stories
of a bloody massacre of rebels in
Dolores Mountain pass, southwest Of
MADEIRA, at the entrance to the state
of Sonora
They declared that the vanguard Of
the column commanded by General
Antonio Rojas was caught in a canyon
at Dolores by nearly 1000 YaqId In
dians and that of 500 rebels less than
200 returned to MADEIRA in safety.
That a force of government volun-
teers was operating behind Dolores to
prevent an entrance of the rebels from
Sonora was generally known here, but
II was not believed any Yaqui Indians
were enlisted in the cause of the gov
ernment except the six hundred fight
ing for General San Jines at Colonia
Oaxaca, in northern Sonora Federal
officials in Ell Paso preferred to await
more definite advices before comment
Ing on the report
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-20
PRICE OF CLOTHES
WILL BE ADVANCED
An Increased Tax on the Already
High Cost of Living is Clearly Indi-
Gated by Prices Demanded by Pro-
ducers.
ny Associated Press.

New York, July 19.-The price Of
clothes is going to be advanced next
year. This increased tax on the al
ready high cost of living is clearly in
dtcated, merchants say today, by the
prices named by leading producers of
cloth who have lifted the prices for
the spring of 1913 season from 1-2
cents TO 20 cents a yard above those
which prevailed last year when the
values for the past spring season were
announced
How much the merchant tailor or
the retail clothier will charge the con-
sumner because of the advances that
have taken place cannot be stated ac-
curateIy because there is every likeli-
hood that the quotations just made
will be further advanced before the
season is very old.
ClotN prices are higher for the next
spring season, agents say, because Of
conditions over which the manufac-
turers have no control. They say that
the most important element that
brought about the advance is the do
rnestic wool clip this year is about
thirty million pounds smaller than a
year ago. The price of wool has also
gone up abroad while mill owners say
that the high scale of wages and the
saorter working hours will also have
their effect on the increased price or
cloth.
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BY Associated Press.

Washington, July 19.-The reply Of
President Taft and his friends to Col.
Roosevelt's repeated charges of fraud"
and stealing of delegates lat the
Chicago convention promises to be
loosed from several sources here next
week and will be couched in terms
that there will be many ways of a
counter attack upon the Roosevelt
pre-convention campaign
The statement that will be issued
from the White House, the final draft
Of which was considered at a meeting
Of the cabinet today, will be an
exhaustive analysis Of the contest
cases and a reply to all of the Roose-
velt charges of unfair dealings on the
part Of Taft's friends on the Republi-
can national committee and credentials
committee.
Taft in a speech in the east room
of the White House to a delegation
from the National Civic Political
Negro League, today publicly ac-
knowledged his debt of gratitude to
the negro delegates to the Republi-
can national convention who were
pledged and instructed for him and
who stood with Taft through the
fight.
Taft told them he appreciated their
standing firm in his behalf "at a time
when 1t was intimated to the country
that we could not depend upon you
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-20
UNITED STATES TO
TAKE PERU TO TASK
secretary Of Foreign Affairs Says this
government Can Get Best Results
but that England viii Back What.
ever Action is Taken.
~ AssoeIated ptn,.

London, July 1e.-Referring to atroci-
Ties committed in the Putumayo r1Ib-
Der district Of Peru, which have been
characterized here as surpassing in
horror anything charged to tbs rubber
collectors Of the Congo, a sheaf or
questions was launched at the Rritish
foreign office in the commons this gf-
ternoon. From the replies given n
was apparent that the foreign ONCE
expects to take e subordinate place 10
the state department at Washington in
bringing Peru to book.
II Is clear, / think" said Francis n
Ackland. parliamentary secretary FOR
foreign affairs, that the United states
has better opportunity of getting
things done than any other govern.
ment interested"
Mr. AcNland also referred to the
question raised by the United States
government as TO whether Peru is a.
suitable state TO have control OF a dis-
trict like the Putumayo, or whether
that government should not be forcfbIv
dispossessed Of It, and he promised
that his maJesty's government Will do
anything II possibly can to helm anv
action the United States may take"
The speaker added that none Of the
perpetrators Of the outrages are Eng
lishmen.
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nx AssecIated Press.

Washington, July 19-After dis
pute of more than two months the
senate committee on postofices and
post roads today reached an agree
ment on the postoffice appropriation
bill and the measure will be reported
Monday.
The parcels post provision, the prtn-
cipaI matter disputed, was threshed
out The result was a compromise.
It retains Senator Bourne's scheme for
a division Of the country into zones,
within which rates shall be the same.
Eight, instead of six zones, are out
lined, and the rates proposed by Sen
ator Bourne were slightly increased,
b11+ the maximum remains II cents.
AS accepted by the senate committee
the bill carries about two hundred and
twenty-six million dollars, an increase
of four million over the house pro-
visions.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-20

New York, July 19.-When L'Aerolta,
aged seventeen, cause of the recent
upheaval in the court of Belgium, first
appeared at the Winter Garden here
on the evening of July II as one of the
features of THE Passing Show of
1912" some thousands of curious eyes
looked admiringly upon her, and some
hundreds of voices said, in an un-
dertone, mo wonder the king of the
Belgians kissed heri" For L'Aerolia
is q very pretty miss and withal a
charming dancer.
L,Aerolia is the girl expelled from
Belgium by Queen Elizabeth and the
royal cabinet for the reason that she
unconsciously fascinated King AL
bert and was kissed by him. The
Gaby DesIys affair Is still fresh in the
minds of European statesmen and,
though the whole incident was clearly
explained, the queen and diplomats of
Belgium insisted that the only thing to
do with the little dancer was to get
her just as far out of the way as pos
sible. Not on any account should it
become possible for the history Of
Portugal to be repeated in Belgium,
with another young sovereign and an
other charming danseuse as the two
y
L'Aerolia Is half French and half
Spanish. Her mother is a dancer
known in Paris and throughout Eu-
rope as Madame Amelia, and her
father, Henrico Doradora, was an
officer in the Spanish army EAeroIia
began dancing on the stage and at
fashionable private entertainments
when she was only little child and
early acquired remarkable proficiency
in her art. She is Of striking appear
ance-very youthful, with dark eyes
and Spanish features, but with very
blonde hair.
L'Aerolia, despite the fact that she
is still only a girl, has been a royal
entertainer for years She appeared
before old King Leopold of BELGIUM;
the Prince of Monaco; Queen Will
helmfna of Holland, and other mon
archs. She had appeared several
times at the Royal theatre In Brus-
sells, Belgium, before the incident
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-20
DISAGREEMENT OVER
BILL IS POSSIBLE
This viii Probably be Result Of Sen
ator Tillman's Refusal to Abandon
Certain Items on Naval Appropria-
ton Bill.
sy Associated Pr.rn.

Washington, July Ex-senator TIL
mans refusal TO abandon a 5000 600
Improvement at the Charleston navy
yard and a demand of the house that
all battleships be cut out of this years
building program probably will result
in disagreement over the naval an
preparation bill
An effort is under way to secure /
compromise in the house whereby one
battleship viii be agreed to. Senate
conferees would yield to the house
demand for the abandonment of pro-
posed improvements at the Portsmouth.
Philadelphia and Charleston navy yards
were 1t not for Senator TiIlman's
stand.