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The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-25
APPROPRIATIONS FOR ARKANSAS EXHIBIT AT PANAMA-PACIFlC
 EXPOSITION URGED.
PROCLAMATION IS ISSUED
Governor Hays Calls Upon Various Organizations to Assist in Big
 Advertising Plan.

Little Rock.-Citing example and presenting argument why such a course would be meet and proper. Governor Hays in a proclamation calls upon the various county and city gov ernments throughout Arkansas to con slder carefully the matter of arDro- priatons to the $100,O00 fund to ad- Vertise Arkansas at the Panama-Psci- Tic Exposition at San Francisco next year. This fund is to be used in erect Ing, equlpplng and maintaining an Ar. kansas building and exhibit. Cover nor Hays calls upon various organiZa- tons as we'll as the individual citizen to render patriotic support to the move ment. The governors summary of the states resources and advantages in brief form is said to be one of the best things ever compiled along that line. The proclamation is as follows TO the People of Arkansas,
 'Whereas, there will be held in the city of San Francisco California, next year the greatest International eXposi. tion ever planned, to be known as the Panama-Pacific International EXposi, ton, and
 Whereas, this exposition will form ally celebrate the completion of the great Panama Canal, built at cost of S400 ,000 and largely for the indus trial development of the Southern states. and
 Whereas, foreign nations, as we'll as the various states of the Union are preparing to eXpend millions of dollars in providing for comprehen- sive display of their products at the exposition, and
 Whereas, no provision has been made for proper representation ot Arkansas and Arkansas products. thereby threatening to seriously handi- cap our beloved state in its race to compete in the industrial markets of the world and at the same time sub ject the good name of our state and the enterprises of our citizenship to unfair criticism, with loss of standing abroad and consequent weakening of NNAAiiNNAiNV anu otdNt pIlQt at nome. and
 Whereas, through the generous ac- tivity of leading citizens from all parts of the state a visit has been made to the state of California. site selected for a state exhibit at the fair and the good will and cooperation of the officials of the great exposition pledged to Arkansas in the effort of the state to provide through popular appeal a fair and needful representa- ton at San Francisco.
 Therefore, I. Geo W. Hays, gover- nor of the great state of Arkansas. and in the name r her splendid resources, her unrivalled industrial possibilities and her public-spirited citizenship, do issue this proclamation setting forth the imperative need of a state exhibit at the Panama EXposi- ton, and calling upon the good people of our state, irrespective of party. creed or locality, to join hands in the work now before us-that of providing for
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-25
Surveillance of Nurse Withdrawn.

San Jose, Cal, July 2o.-No arrests will be made in connection with the death of Mrs. Kathleen Buett, a trained nurse, at Auburn. Cal. until toxicologists finish an analysis of her viscera, the prosecutors have decided A warrant for Mrs. Evelyn Kinkaid charging her with the murder of Mrs. Bluett, remains unserved and the sur. veillance of the nurse at her homo has been withdrawn,
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-25

Few of our merchants realize l right now is the proper time to bel their Fall advertising campaign. vertising now will bring results vi the crops are harvested. If you hi bought goods for the Fall trade, ' not tell the people about it. Our { papers reach every home in Presi and Nevada county and an ad in h of them will certainly bring resul Think this matter over.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-25
Train Kills Two Women. Or. Maj,

Genoa, H., July 1S-Mrs. I. J. Den. ton, Miss May Robinson and August Tyler were killed by Chicago, M,i. waukee & St. Paul passenger train, the noise of which was drowned by cars passing overhead on an elevated track.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-25

Account of the meeting of Msiac Templars of America July 2l to 18th at Tuskegee Alabama, St. l.. l. M. X S. Ky. will run sped trains out of Little Rock to Tuses Monday July goth at 130 PM Memphis, Birmingham and Montga cry, train will consist of chair Cd
 Tourist Sleepors and standard SIes CTS, rate for berth in Tourist car, Tuskegee $1.75 and berth in standx Sleeper S3.25. for reservations a on or phone the undersigned.
 c. A. Hays-Agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
LUSITANIA BRINGS
1000 SACKS OF OF MAIL
AND CHAs. NJ. SCHWAB

New York. Do. The steam
ship I.ustauia arrived here today
after stormy passaEe with zoo"
sacks OF Chrstma- mail and NUM-
bor 81 well known Americans return
ing home cor The holidays The
heavy seas encountered during the
voyage battered ouv of her lifchoais
to pieces
Among the passengers was Charles
NJ SDbwab. president uf the Bcthl"-
hem Steel corporation. returnins
from his second ssit ro London since
the Wur began De len here less
than month 1Eu. after NAPKINS
quick trip to Canada. where o. was
rumored De discussed with certain
officials the question uf building iu
Canada submarine for the British
navy of steel made in the United
states
Attaches % th, American embassy
In London. Mrs Walter IA Page. wife
~ the American amnassador 10 Great
Britain Baron de- ue, iile. aud Paul
LefaiYrc. French minister 90 MeNieo,
also were aboard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
COCKTAILS SAYS HE
ONLY ACTED FOR
NAVAL AUTHORITIES

New Yors. br. -3-rhr requcrf oi
Colonel Georee " Goeihals governor
of the canal zone, for me dispatch 81
America warshirs Co the canal to
prssrr,c the neutrality ~ the United
states. wac suggested gy naval oni-
Gers iu charge Of Riroloss plants and
naval affairs in the zone WAS for
wurded ro WaahliW on 40 matter ~
form PSI Colonel GoerhalF, acting ia
his capsrIfv as governor Of the canal
zone. and the incident Is ended 80 far
as Colonel Gocthals is eoncerned--ro
announced the colonel himself upon
hlr arrival here today from CriE uhal
ou tno Steamship Panama.
Colonel Gothais alid thnt naval OF
nccrs had reported to him thar tncre
haa been tNa Violations of American
neutrality He declined to give The
nnmes of the naval officers or 90
mention the nnmcs of the Fcsseis in
VOWED in the alleged violations OF
neutrality
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
DRY" SUCCESSES
CLOSE BREWERY
IN OHIO
Hoster-Columbus Company, a
$l2,000,00G Corporation, In
Receivership as Result It's
Owners Say.

Columbus Ohio. Dec 23-The Hos
ter-Coiumbus BrcVrries company. a
&l2,0uU.00 corporation went into the
hands of receivers today ON order of
the United states district ,our;. "pe-
creased demand tDr beer. adverse lcg 81
.slation and the voting airy of many
states ana counties in THE last eight
years" was .iten us thc cause.
The appointment OF receivers was
made by Iudsr John r.. Sstcr upon "a
showing thut the company had de-
faulted payment on a. Judgment ot
f3.s1s iu favor of Samuel = and We
tor Steiner of New Nurk
The court named g.. Chustian Born
aud cart D. Hostcr. large Hockhold-
srs of che company. az receivers
Iu its statement, tho company dee
clared the votuug dry ar West V.rginla
was tho ltst straw 800 SERIES ot lee-
lsiativc acts which reduced seriously
the sale of us product Increase CO..
Ihe saloon license fee tu $1,000 by toe
Ohio legislature riEht yeats ago. "a
county local option law and thc moro
rrccnt Hccnse system by whleh the
number OF saloons were gfentb cut
down. were mentioned aa otncr
causes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
A ARMY OF GUARDS
FORPROTECTIONOF
FRENCH LINERS
Existence of Plot to Place In
fernsl Machines on Board
Passenger Ships Said to
Have Been Known for
Weeks.

New YORK. Bcc. 23-Thc cN-
istencc ol am alleged conspiracy
ln Nrw btlrHus to blow up
French 5r English passenger
ship on thr sea by placing an in-
frruai machine Boo her cargo be-
fore she should sait from New
York Wa4 known twelve days
ago to Paui Faguet. general
agent of the French line, aC-
cordins to au announcement
made here today.
4 small army of detectives was
employed tc prevent the fruition
Of the scheme. every D.t oi bag
gage and cargo going into the
French line ships WAS closely eN-
amined, and the proper author
tiles, Mr. Faguet said. were
promptly notified. a. was be-
lieVed here that this notification
WAS what resulted In the arrest
"i Tour men in New orleans last
night
The Cuaard line and the In
ternatioual Mercantile Marine
lines have strengthened their
sorces of guards. 30 visitors
mas g. to ans of their docks and
"A ahen vessels leave no one r. 1l-
lowed aboard who is unknown to
officials
Passengers have 90 furnish
proofs of their identity before
thry are permitted Go so aboard.
Ail bagEagc s s,ruiinizcd care
uily and the cargo d. thorough
b inspected before q is taken ou.
20 prevent the possibility OF auy
attempt of lonEshursmeu tn
place aboard explosives ur tu
damage ihs ships. squad of de
teCtiNes disguised as longshorc-
men have been working for
weeks with real ionsshoremen on
the docks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
TODAY N
NBANDONED q STOMS HOUSE

Naco. Arlz. Dec 80 The proposed
peace conference between Brigadler
GeeursI Hush l.. Scott. chief of sta e
of the United States army. and Cen
eral Eer i'mn EsI commanding the
Iarranz0 garrison. dvfendinp Nco.
sonora. against thc Siege of Governor
Maytarsua. the villa leader probably
WIl hp held today iu the abandoned
intrl Statcs custom house close t1
the border on the American side
Rain which hls fallen since Satur-
day. .eased earl todu, A river form
ed by me wash from the army camp
which yesterday isolated GcLerai
scott. and caused postpouement Of the
conference with Hill ryceded ias,
night Two .smy mules were drown
ed boz the water course YESTERDAY while
attempting Co ford it
An effort yin be- made todas ty
General scott go arrange a meeting
pth MavtpreuH The appointment for
"a meeting GAG the border tour miles
east 30 here Mondny was not sept Cos
Maytorcna hecaIse the grouno sepas
aung his camp from the border ws-
impossible Light nrinE by both the
hiI' aud Maytoreua forces vos carrieh
on is-t ulsht and early t0day An oc-
sasi0ua' bullet crossed 90 the Amer
can side
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
French Deputies
Get Down to
Business
0ratory Eliminated Today
When Il Becomes Necessary
TO Appropriate a Billion,
Seven Hundred Million

Paris. De- -t G.lt p. mJ--The
chamber OF Deputies voted uuani-
m9usiv TODAY su appropriation OF S.
50p. .ooo. 900 francs tyI.ToO.00o.0 0oo) 60
cover the expenses of tho next SIX
months, including thc cost OF toe
war
Todays sitting of nsrliamcnt was
less cmotional aud more business
than the opening session yesterday
Almost an the members we're ures-
eut and cast th,lr votes with little
discussion Hud without murmur oi
dissent Althousn fhe Notnr urns
were passed around their use was
unnecessary. since ala parJies were oi
"a single mind concerning th, necessity
of providing thc eoNerulnrnt with
enc means of carrying uH the var
Votes were cast by 5bi deputies 81
the total membership NJ aft- The
session lasted only "a hair hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23

New Orlrnus Dec 3g Two of the
four men detained hy thc police aaer
q bomb had bren found in the rooms
of Hans Halle in a local hotel were
afraiEned today m criminal district
ceprT Halle and George Summers.
proprietor ~ the hotel were chargea
with preparing bomb with the ln-
teHtion of blowing up ship The
other Two men had hceu dismissed.
Tho police SAY that after Halle vas
confronted with etideuce apparently
proving thai he constructed The
homb. he told his story in detail ne
said iu open court today he wished
20 plead gully. bui n was not ac-
cepicd because Halle had no lawyer
te was renanded In defnr 90 bond
ana SUMMERS Hus Imprisoned
The li pounds 81 dynamite wit
mechanical attachments which Was a.
have exploded if slg anf lnc-lsli
DAYS daiinE from last nisht. ass 4
box about three aud half ieci
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

Although further progress Rp-
parcntly has bcen made rs the
allies in their general offensive
movement, the German armic~ ~
q whole are standing inst aud ~
far a. ~ known have lost nO Ina
pOrtant Scsfinns of the long line
On which they scttled down after
the retreat which followed tlic
battle of tile Marne early in the
war.
Today's official comnunicRti6ns
iudi,ntc that each side has had
IT. victories and its defeats. The
French army chiefs state that
they captured the last setion OF
line of German trenches near
Pcrthes- Les iIurlus. wiicre Rght-
ing has been severe for seVc4al
days. and have made an average
gain OF 500 wards. THE German
statement, speaking at this en-
gagcIncnt. SAYS that the French
attack was partly rcpciled."
French claims Ga progress In BEL
giuni are denied in Berlin, where
IL ~ said that the British have
suffered rcvcrses at the handS of
tile Germans.
The German war Ofiicc reports
no developments in the east. say
ing merely that the nghting y
continuing. The French state
mcnt. however. asserts that the
Russians are pressing forward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
RU|NOUS FLOODS FOLLOW
HEAVY RAINS IN ARIZONA

phoeniX Arlz Dec 2e several
hundred 81 cattle were drowned last
night .u floods caused uy the heay-
Jest rains boz the HISTORY of this Sec
uou ot Arizona. Ouc rauohur alone
lost herd uf roo.
Traffic between PhueuiN uud Flor
encc was suspended today un account
uf washed out roads and bridges The
canals of the salt Kivcf valley irH-
cation works have been serlousN
damaged The salt river. Gua and
santa Cruz rivers have reaU he'd che
highest levels ever recorded THE
prospects today are for more rain
Nusule-. Ga town on The border was
Isolated To-day hy t1e heavy rtins
Wires Nrr. duWr for several hours
The United States ARMY forces 81
NHco suffered considerably a Dat-
UD trooper was reported drowned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23

their invasion of Germany, acruse
the east I'russian frontier. hut
admits thai the Germans have
made progress Ia the aghting La
tciand to the west of Warsaw
The official communication from
Pctrograd In the same breath adj
mlt~ that the Russians have been
compelled to retreat from some
positions ana states that the dscf-
man attacks have been rcIlulscd
everywhere with heavy losses to
the invaders. Germany and AUS
tria continue la assert that im-
nottnnt suVc cesscs are being
achieved. One of the great hat
ties Of the war l. In prugrcss 80
miiee west nf Warsaw. and mean
while the Russian forces to the
north are pushing into Germany.
presenting the possibility of ~
thanking movement which viii
menace the main army of Marshal
Ven ilndcnburg.
" J. announced in Lisbon that
German furccs have invaded tho
province OF Augnia. Portuguese
West Africa. \ German invasion
was said to have been defeated iH
October. although this report was
denied in Perrin. On the present
occasion the Portuguese govern
mcni admits that the troops 80
the military post Cf Naulila have
been compelled to retreat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
UNITED STATES STEEL
HITS ROCK BOTTOM
IN T0DAY's MARKET

New York DeC. g1.--A further de-
cline in the common shares u the
United States Sieei corporation 90 as
the minimum lgics established bs the
eNchangc. was the feature Of todays
stock marset The entire active nnf
fcll huek to the lowest ietel recorded
since open deaiings in al stocka we're
resumed on Tuesday ~ iam week.
Taking fodas iuw ranee a. 0aais.
prominent stocks are down four 40
seven points from their recent kign
Drives A. steel canuot BE- sold under
a. uvonraing tn the present rules of
the eachsnge. n j. believed thai tho
minimum iu this ana ofhff sturka
viii halr to he revised downward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
First Interview Ends 'Satisfac-
torily" Today According 10
Statement of Chief of Staff
of United States Army.
GUTIERREZ FORCED OUT
OF CITY BY ZAPATA
San Antonio Has Report That
One More Mexican Presi.
dent Has Taken 10 the Hills
As Result of New Revolt.

Naco. ARA. Dec g3.--BrfRadivr
General Hugh l. scott chief OF stan
of the United Sta:es army. suocessful-
~ completed today the first step ia
his effort for peace on the Mexican
border He conferred with General
Benjamin Hll, the Carranza defender
of Naco, sonora. and said thai u was
Ia very satisfactory interview
conference with Maytorena -
now being arrauged by General Scott.
Prior to the conference General
Hul reported that i26 of Maytorena's
aqui Indians threw down their arms
and croBed 60 the Amersean side
early today az point two miles wesi
Of here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
German Official Statement

berlin. VIA MifeirsE 60 London,
Dee 90. Ca.-a q. m.l--That the at-
tacks launcbed yesterday by the al
lies ln relsium were easily repulsed
D., the Germans, that the French
troops are Showing Ercater activity
ln the viciniig of camp de Cnaions,
ana that the French forward move
ment ln the vicinity of sillerie,
Rheims. sluain ana Pcrthcs. have
oeen partly repellcd, were che Tea
lures or the announcement issued to-
day hy the Gcrman army hadquar-
tefs
The statement says;
.Attacks in the region of Lom-
Ihaertz,de ana in the south oi biN-
schoote have been easily rcpulscd ns
lns AZ Rolcheoours iAvoue. the
IEnslish again were driven frOm
Iihcir poaitions yesterday
Notwithstanding desperate counter
attacks we nave retained all the post
IONS which We captured from the
Fnelsh ON the Richcboufg canal from
|Alre to "a nassee. since December
go. ESQ British ana eoiored soldiers
have been captured hy us and ave
Ifnachlne guns and four mine throw
- taken.
IN the AneishboFhood ~ Camp
4 .alons the enemy b showlng greater
.aeiivliy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
PRESIDENT TO PLAY
SANTA CLAUS
FOR NIECE

Washington. Dec President
Wilson VIII play santa claus
Christmas day fov he small grand
niece Anne GOTHAM. who viii spend
the holidays at thc White House with
her mother and grandmother. MIS-.
Anne Howe. the presidents sister A
large Christmas tree was delivered
today as the White House
The president with his three
daughters Mr. D.. B Sayic. Mrs W
a. McAdoo and Mlss Margaret VIII
son. and other rrlatNcs, plans Co go
90 church Christmas morning Go take
an automobile ride iu the afternoon
aud take diuner az the White Honse
iu the cNenlug. hc viii attend only
to absolutely necessary husiucss dur
iuF the day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23

suffered considerably Tracks and
bridges have been washed uut The
El paso md Southwestern railroad
was amun- the roads whose serVic,
Was BADLY crippled today Several
hundred foct of track and several
bridge of tho Nacozari railroad 81
sonora Hrrr destroyed by ihe floods
Fort iuachuca. 40 American army
post, was completely cut off from raj
and wire communication
From Risbes came reports OF serious
damage duo Goo the flooding OF busi-
ness houses situated iu the low wins
districts pf tha bills
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
While Opponents Say Submis-
sion Is Dead for This Con-
gress, Supporters Happy
Over Their Majority.
CONGRESS ADJOURNs
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Nelands Plan for Co-ordinh-
tion of Rivers and Harbors
Improvements Will Be Post
poned Until Next Session.

Washington Dec. opponents
of prohibition today predicted that
the proposal to submit constitution
al amendment was dead. f.r the pres
eut session. as the result ol tRe fai-
ure of the HoDson resolution 90 secure
the necessary two-thirds vote last
night Prohibition leader sre jubi-
liant over the fact that fHpg csurrd
a maJorts They said hes wuuld
continue tho nght The fHai vote Tor
the resolution wac ig7. against. lN9.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
VICE PRESIDENT AND
Mrs. MARSHALL REACH
PHOENIX TODAY

PhocaiN. Ar.z. poe e1.--Nice Pres
i1cnt Thomas R. Marshall and Mrs.
Marshall arrived hero today to spend
thc christmas holidays With the htt-
ters parents Mr ana Mrs " d..
Is inre, ut so1ttadale. suDurb Cow
ernor Huut met thc Marshall paug at
the station
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
GUTIERRIz NISO oN
THE run II REPORT

San Antonio Tex. Dec s8.--1'hat
Provisional President Eiulallo 0uu-
"rrcz had Quu Mckee City. due TO
differences between him and Felipe
Anael.s ana followers 81 Zapata. wa
reported TODAY 20 r r. Bcltran. local
consiitntionsliu counsel The mes
snse said the capital was governed
by committee composed equally or
villa ana Zapsta adhere1ts and that
another provisional president would
nr scleCtrt January 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
Urges Germans to
Live on Rye
Bre ad
Leading Political Economists
Ask Meat and Delicacies be
Reserved for the Sick and
Wounded.

Amsterdam Via London, Dec.
20. t5.54 D.. M The vossische
Ieitung oft Berlin prints tn appeal
signed hy leading German profes-
sors of political economy wIich
urges Gcrmans tu live ou veg
etabies and rye bread. leaving
meat white bread and deiicaCics
for the sick and wounded
Enslapd wants Ca stdrve us
and We must. therefore DO every
thing possible to ccunomize iu
the use of our food. the appeal
ssys
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
CARRANIA FORCES Sf-IZE
N AMERICAN PLANTATION

Washington. Dec 23.--An offiylsl
dispatch Geo the state department to-
day from Vera cruz. said Curranza
forces bad taken possession Of an
American plantation. Monte Bianco.
near Cordoba Representations Esys
been maae fur tho recovery % the
urUpertf
a report from Ensruad1 save Col
cantu. with 800 soldiers has arrived
there ard Is Conducting the local gov
crumcut n the Interest OF wills
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
" ASIftNGTON has No
REPORT 90 GUTIERREZ

Washington. ncc ab..-Np report
that General Gutierrez had lefi Mex
ico City and thal the capital WAS be-
inE golci ned by commission had
been received here today The Cutler
roA agent declared he had talked over
the telegraph wire iast niEht with Gu
ticrrcz himself in the nutional palaue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
PROPOSALS FOR THE
NEW FEDERAL TRADE
COMMISSION MADE

Washington. Dce Governor
Hodge, OF kansas and former Cove
crnor a. A. Anscl of south Carolina
were recommended o. President Wll-
son toda, for mcmhsrship Don the uog
federal trndo commission Demo-
cratlc congrfssmen from Kansas en-
duraed GoFeruor nudsef anu Repre-
sentative Alkcn supported Ne Anscl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23

Tucson Nrr Dee 80 Torrents #
rain milue almost continuously since
Sturdn1 last have dooded vast area.
lu ths section ot Arizona The Santa
cruz rifrr. originally @ drS bed was ID
roaring Asier euusse % mile end hali
wide today Many houses and stores
aiorg ts banks vcre wrecked oI
washed N5v although me- lives were
reported losl
Tho desert country between this
pIts and Hhatu.A is a yrrItabIe 500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
NcvInnd- Dcfcrs III plans.

Washington. Der senator
Nrwiauds gasc notice To- the seua,c
tndar that he would defer uuti next
session OF congress his plan ip co-
ordinate river and harhor Improve
monte ilto broad national e.ncmo
uf waterway Developments Ha said
president wilson ~as iu favor "f lae
plan. llu uuVllliue to prcsa b. at this
session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-23
RRITIsn STi AMIR GIFTS
IrS NIHIlE~S nIsNANTtI,D

WalhmEton. na, lA --lAeufonanf
Crrnshaw. naval radio officer at the
Panama canal zals eshlcd the uagy
department today that the wireless %
the British steamer Puaesiiara. in
raiboa harnor Was dismantied hV
cauai zone pnlior Decemher 10. afier
o. was found sise had heen sendlng
sudo ucsallgea.