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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
masked MEN HOLD
UP PASSENGERS
ON TEXAS LINE
Occupants Of Two Rear Sleep
ers Mulcted by Daring Mea
Who Stop Train and Es-
cape; Posses in Pursuit.

san Antonio. Tex. Dec 3o.-Two
masked men boarded the westoound
Sunset express ON the Galveston.
Harrisburg a san Antonio railway
near cline. Tex rarly today, robbed
the drowsv passcncrs in the tive rcN
sleeping cars at the point 90 rcvoit-
ers. signaIcd the train a. stop.
dropped on and escaped The pre-
else amount Of loot the robbers go'
b. not known but % Is believed go De
considerable as several of the pas
sengerr carried large amounts Of
money and valuable jewelry.
The robbers climbed ON The train
a. 10 was leaving cline. The porter
was made 90 20 ahead and awaken
the passengers A. the train reared
sponord. Tex. one of the robbers
pulled the tell cord ard the train
stopped Both men jumped on ar
disappeared before the Ssiounded
porter could warn others ~ the train
crew.
Officers aboard the train quickly
organ ized a posse ana started IN pur
suit Tho country through which the
robbers fled is rough ana hecaese oI
the difficulties in the way of Their
hight it was believed they soon would
be captured
A drawing room in one OF the
sleeping cars robbed was occupied oN
a wealthy Mexican. who is said 20
have carried $4,000 IN iewelry ana
money. u is not known II he was
despoued
The bandits did not have time a.
roh the orcftpants Of the other three
sleeping cars They entered oniy the
san Antonio sleeper and the one
known ne the New Oricans-San Fran
risco car
There wetc nineteen passengers on
the san Antonio car. the first en-
tered Amone them wero " Wat
kins. supcri1tendeAt ~ this division
of the g. a 8 :. A. and f Bed
narcp chief dispatcher of the di'l-
sion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
SALOONS NAY REOPEN
ON FIRST or YEAR

Denver. Colo. Dec. 3o.-GpVcrn"r
T. NJ Ammons today said that so far
as the state government is concernc"
saloous la the districts affected hy the
recent coal miners strike would h'
4 permitted 10 reopen 5anuaSy J. the
expiration of tho proclamations F-
sued prohibiting the sale of h1nuf
. The prnclamutinns were issued under
|auihorty Of a statute enacted az tn'
rpcclnl session uf the general assem-
hIy last spriug. empowering the aoN
cruor 90 close saloons IN districts
where there was riot and disorder
Governor AarTuons received "a mes
sage toda, from Colonel James
f.prkstt commnEding the iroopN'
rafing that the colonel VIII visit inc
Governor hcro tomorrow is snp-
pn.ad that "a conference VIII Doe held
regarding tire withdra~al of the
tTouue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
DOUBLE QUARTETTE
ARE ARRESTED AS
ROBBERY SUSPECTS

bingham. Utah Iec. 30.-Four
mon and four women are under ar
r,sf ar suspected acComphces uf Bert
Hrator. who held up the Bingham
State bank yesterday and waH cap
urcd soon attrrWard with ai of the
klf.ts1 hs took IRON the bank still
boz his possession. Hcaton. who saya
he came here from Joplin. No says
hr docs NOT kHov ans uf the eight
suspected persons all % whom. -
cept two of the men, are residents of
nnrham A pocket knife beiongins
to uof who was locked in the vault
Nith the cashier and assistant cashier
by Heaton released fhe three in thf
vault and thel used tools kept there
for the purpose 20 open the fani'
from within and Fiye ths alarm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
Today;S War
Summary

The PritiSh foreign office has
under consideration today riic
communication from Washington
demonstrating at tile fOrrililc
ssai', hing and detention of Amer
kan 4hip~ stt~Iettcd oT carrying
contrsiband at war.
With the return To London uf
Iuitign secretary GREY the Brit
i~h authorities hcean the fr"ming
of q reply Cunoctning the chHrar-
ter al whirh no miimatiou was
given. The bclici was cXprc~,-,~i
generally that a. WaS would bc
found 90 meet tnc situation with
uut serious frictiOn.
Gerinan victories in the east
were announced los tho Berlin
war unicC, uh,~r stats'mcnt was
in dir,St contrast with rcCf'ut di~-
patches from Ictrograd n T. a.
~ottcd that Russian cavalry which
invaded Hast Prussia ba- been
driven hack To- a point -four miles
rrCm the border. La Poland. ac-
vording "a thc Hcrlin staicmcut.
tlic German advance Cuntinucs.
aad u is said that Sl,icruicwi,r
and LOwicl were captured nearly
a Wctk ago.
liCfcrring to thc situation ia
the west. the Gcrmau war ufiirc
confirms thc Ircns d statement of
Yesterday tiiat the aliis1~ had cap
turcd the Belgian toWn OF ~
OscsFEcs
THE French oflis TAI rommunicl-
tiun asserts That further progre~~
has been uiasls. in pclgiun inclnd-
ing the capture of an important
Gcrman ps,sision.
itUs-inn assertions that an im-
puftani vittCry has hs'cn won over
uie Austrian forrc- m Galicia
wcrc continued today ia ra ufi-
'inl statement from Vienna. in
which the admission l. made that
the Au-trian- were compelled tn
retreat along the entirc eastern
front. "a il said that the situation
a. the north in Poland T. not at
fctted hN this rev Sersal, although
i'ctI ngfad asserts the movement
of the main GcFtnan army has
hecn cl,e, kesi with lossc- dc-,rib-
cd a. enormous.
Austria's defeat nc the hands uf
Sc1 Via apparently has bsSn fol-
lowed by renewed ACTIVITY on thc
paft Of Montenegro, Who's, tre04ls
have carried the lighting 90 Aus
triAn ~Oii in Herzegovina and are
nov undertaking "a vigorous of
fensi,c movement. THE vienna
foreign uiiice -iateN that the Mon
t~Dcgrin attacks thus far have
lrssm rcpul-eti easily,
Russia : claim g. a Sictury over
tt,c Turks in tiie Caucasus l. dts
putcd bs rcport- wisis'h rcachssi
licfiin from 0on.iantinOpis. say
ine that tho Turks haze won "'an-
other suucs~S." and are pursuing
tiic retrcaiing Itns-ian-. IA j. al~o
srid at Constantinopic tliat am
0ticr lritish altcnpl to land
aruops in Arabia failed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
ARCHBISHOP PLEADS WITH
ENGLISH TUR ENIISIM MTNTS

London. Dec. go tltfU p. W. l-- The
Archbishop of Canterbury ia New
Years letter Goo the lalety and clergy
seeks tu give impetus 60 recruiting oy
a fcrsent appeal Go all men qealiiied GO
bear arms,
"rhe very Ile % the empire" snys
She letter. may depend upon the re-
sponse given to the cAl for men. ]
think We can deliberately sas that
uo huu-chold or home viii av acting
woruuy u i1 umdi,y ur scli-l'yc if
kccIs back any 10 those who can los
au, bear q ma1s part n hchai, ot ine
.anU we love-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
TROOPER ARRESTED
IN MEXICO WHILE
ABSENT ON LEAVE
Private Won Bismarck, Said
to Be Relative of German
Ambassador at Southern
Capital, Taken to Monterey.

Brownsyine. Tex, Dec. 30. Pri-
waite Won bismarck of troop H. Third
United states cavalry, has been arr
rested in Mexico ana sent to Mon
tsrrt. according to dispatches to-day
from Rio Graudc cts, en the border
near here tie vent ON leave L"
Rnncherus. Mexico. where he was ar
rested The eause % the arrest ia
not known here lie claims tu be- re-
lated Go the German ambassador az
Mexico city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
MANY WITNESSES AZ
INQUEST OVER DUCK
HUNTER AT FORT ERIE

Buffalo. N " nee SO Coroner j.
" Mencket who Will conduct the tn-
ouiry into the death 90 Walter smitih
Killed by canadian militianien WINS
hunting ducks on the Niagara river
manned to can every witness 90 inc
analr iuciudins the three soldiers
Implicated in the shootinE The IN
ouesi was 10 hsaln late today in the
town hau of Port Erie.
Tho United States government VII
be- represented hy Vice Consul D. u
Curtiss. and upon hiH report wii %
hased IA hatrFer action the govern
meuf may take la the affair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
PASSAGE oT sHIP PURCHASE
BILL URsED ~ ItETtl llEis

Washington, Dec. 30 Urging "a
strong terms passage of the admins
tratiun ship purchase bill. senator
Fletcher to-day. tor the majority or
the commerce committee. prtsenteu
"a report on the measure GO the sen
ate Incorporated was "a iettcr rom
Secretary Redneld ST. Rednfln
Nrute.
We have paid since september
our whole floating indrhiodnta.
abroad in goods aud a looks aH "
December alone, even with COTTON
moving slowly, would show "a favor
able balance on the merC hnndis'
transaeuoas of see. .oeo. Geo
Tho report. after dcscrihlug hn1
ards aud dfhculties ~ Transporting
ffi...fl...s..E .r I1ann yrssol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
RIlGINN rI.oUR DUTN
IS REMOVED 1OnA

Rrussels tNia AInstertau AND l-'h-
don Bel &c. 4:ua D.. mp- The Ger
man administration iu HclsIum. i'
render less did1ouu the maintenance
of the cNIi population. has abolished
the duty on flour made from srain
in,snrted by the American commits
siur Cor the relief of Belgium. TINS
dutv was tho same as rhat imposed
in normal times and wais added q"
me arbitrary price of hour establish
ga for years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
CHAMPION AMATEUR
ATHLETE Is CHARGED
WITH PROFESSIONALISM

New Yofk nee. 80 This New
York F1euine Mail publishes today
two afhdariss which charge thet
plnu Adams. champion amateur ath-
letc and an around iumper has
plsdaed and received money for some
OF hiF prizes won at amateur NESTS
Under the rules ~ the Amateur Nth-
letie union thia. if truo would
change Albums status to that % a
professional
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
wnqIl y AIaaanie.i Judae

Wright ST. was appointed fudae 90
the Denver dlsirloi court today A. su
eced H Toller tiscieo % ihe state
supreme couri rhs appointment WAS
made hy Gosernor D.. a Ammons
ana VIII run u1tn the general eieCtiun
in 1916 Wright served three yeats
as county ludae ln Chlfee eouniY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
CARRANzA AGENCY SAYS
NICrIOltN ~ MON Al APfLttD

Washington. 5ler 30 pfhcial dis
patches today to the Carranza agency
mere from Nera Nrnx supplementlng
-festefdnya news dispatches 20 tho
victory of Carranza troops over IA
paia forcst scar Apizaro, aat the
rNlctorg m followed np. means q
swiu advance nn Mexico City and
clears the Way 10 ruebia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30

tCoasinneh on ragc TNoJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-30
WEATHER

Topiehl and Thursday fnit. mol
Wob change In temperature Maxi.
snsina ~ minlmum. 40. range 22'
nj = O'Clock, 2li northwest widds
clear
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tCon'lnued on Page Twol
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Herald Phones: Editorial
rooms. 1877 business office l6s
society editor, 10ll; Job print
ing department 924.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02
RAISE POULTRY On
every School FARM
NOTABLE GATHERING AT STATE
POULTRY SHOW IN
MUSKOGEE.

Special To Tho World.
MI'SKOGEE, Dec. when /
become governor OF Oklahoma, | in
tend 10 establish poultry farm on
the lands of every state institution
in oklahoma
This was the keynote of an address
made by Governor elect Bob Will
liams at the luncheon of the Okla
homa state Poultry association Tues
day at the Sewers hotel Approx
mately one hundred and fifty bust
ness men Of the state attended the
luncheon. Speeches were made ny
senator Robert L. owen, Governor
Lee Cruce. Governor-elect Williams,
and clifford l.. Jackson. president OF
the association. Judge Farrar L.
Mccain introduced the speakers.
Every home for orphans and
aged. every asylum for insane, every
school for the deaf dumb and blind.
will each have a poultry farm de-
clared the next governor of Oklaho-
ma. During my tenure of office l
can do nothing Of greater import
ance to the state than to establish
these chicken farms.
THE poultry industry Is one of the
greatest in the country or more
properly speaking, the industry has
possibilities of being the greatest in
the country. People do not under
stand the Importance of raising poul-
try or the benefits to be deprived
from the industry. The farmer
should be encouraged to increase his
stock OF poultry and while the city
man should have his little stock OF
fowls. his real task is to see that the
economic conditions keep abnse with
the production In other words the
city man should protect the farmer.
Il am not alone an enthusiast for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02
WHITE UNIFORMS OF
Sailors DANGEROUS
WANT \ FOREST GREIN COLOR
lDK MEN ~ I. =.
NAVY,

WASulNGTON Dcr. Another
'ula for uniforms Of fhaN and for
cslry green TO replace the bullet
drawing white worn uy American
aoamon was mado by Surgeon Cen
"rll 3rustod Of the navy Iu his am
uual report submitted today 10 Sec
rotary Daniels. II was pointed out
mat the disadvantages Di the Whlio
uniform were strikugly illustrated at
/ Vera cruz, whore the sailors offered
perfect targets for sharpshootcrs and
suipors
Tho surgeon general reported that
the medical department Of the navy
apparently was efficient aud prepared
to meet all present peace time de-
uands and that the health Of the
navy personnel during the year was
good, showing a satisfactory improve
mont over last year
An Increase In the number of
malaria cases was accounted Tor hy
tho detention OF 500 many warships
! IN McXCAu waters. The value ot
mosquito screens was demonstrated
again there, ships with screens en-
trcly escaping malaria
Speaking Of gratifying results OBJ
tanned with typhoid pruphyaAls,
surgeon general sounded a note II
warning against oyer-coufldence IN
the protection it affords explaining
that no one knows how long the I'M
munity VIII last lie said treatment
Of tuberculosis by inhalation OF creo-
soto had progressed encouraginEly
and that treatment by graded rest and
labor had fully justified all cNpecta-
lions.
A continued decrease I'm alcoholism
WAS noted in the report and credited
To- Secretary Daniels recent order
barring liquor from ships ana shore
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02

UNIAUUNN OITN, Do. I-.As an
idea OF the extent of the work de-
yoNius upon the board OF affairs
since january g. 1911 when the
present board was organized, they
have handled 36,625 claims, 17,S47
acquisitions and issued 23,4S7 orders
for supplies The board does the
buying for practically every state in
situation. and then must handle each
rcQuiston carefully as well as the
claim that comes in after the order
is filled, being mindful that no over
charge Is made. Beginning today
the present board is on its last month
of tenure I'm office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02

ing around the machinery being used
to drill a well, W. b. Dupree's sleeve
caught In some of the cog wheels and
before the machine could bc stop2od
the arm was ground to pieces 10 the
elbow. 1t required more than twenty
minutes to tako the arm from the
wheels. 1t was afterward amputatea
at the elbow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02

poultry raising. Along the poultry
farms which will be established will
be dairies Proper" managed, poul-
try and dairy farming can almost
make a public institution such as a
school for the deaf and dumb self
sustaining
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02
California Boxer Lost.

NEW YORK. Dec. Tom Me
Carty Of Lewiston, Mont. outfought
Terry Kcllar of California in a fast
tcu-rouud bout here tonight Me
Carty weighed 1Sl pounds; Kellar
MS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02
At HarIOzV' S Today
At HarIOzV' s TO-DAY

S n ldrnS no styles
Misses and Big Girls Shoes Dress ana
of shop
will be disappointed The best Chdrn' Shoe" ''Oan-
il Per Cen W o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-02

FOss. Okla, Dec. l.-while work
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-10
'ERESTING LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Eight jurors obtained in second
trial of Asst States Atty Bernard ].
Mahoney on vote fraud charge.
Raymond Harrison exonerated in
death of Marjorie Chauncey, 16, 1921
Vincennes av. Suicide verdict re-
turned.
Harry Diamond, 931 S. MarshfieId
av., fiirted with Mary Dalton. Sent
to Bridewell.
Missing Viola ortIep, IS, 664S
Hartwen av., found. Turned over to
Juvenile authorities.
Christian VeIdeff, 9, 723 Boston aV.,
fell into tub of hot water. Dead
Safe of Consumers Butter Co.,
GIG S. Kedzie ST., looted. $3.50
taken.
Trial of George A. SandusEty,
former attendant State Hospital for
Insane, on trial for murder of Chas.
Hoenicke. Hoenicke, an inmate, was
kicked to death November, 1913.
Dennis Barrnis, 3415 S. HaIsted ST.,
fell through skylight at Foster
School. Dead.
@oii ~ WV NIONOicAiiA avg
died at Michael Reese Hospital
Struck by auto Wednesday.
Attorney Charles E. Erbstein to
surrender Duffy the Goat" alleged
slayer of Isaac Henagow
Mrs. Fred Thoma, septuagenarian,
and keeper of tavern So years, died
from illness day Desplaines went dry.
Lay unconscious while vote was cast.
Mrs. John SthIek, 2013 S. LOOMS
ST., had husband up for abandonment
Hubby claimed he was hit over head
with frying pan. Woman plead self
defense
Four men held to grand jury in
death of Joseph lingo.
Two men rescued from dead"
launch by life savers attracted by oil
beacon.
John and Arthur Fielding here.
Were arrested in Honolulu for pass
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-10

JuuSS NSWCOLlGI. hSpC. pGOO ScloAA~'
Parents of Lula De Bett have
sworn out warrant for new son-in-
law. Charles Lodolce to be arrested
for kidnapping 17-year-old girl.
Permission granted by censors to
produce the ''Black Mask and "The
Bride" at Princess Theater. Other
plays still banned.
Daniel Nicksich, 5000 The Strand,
held for grand jury for murder of
Hamid Hasavegovich.
Fred S. Brewer, manager Hamond
Brewing Co., killed. Auto struck by
Monon flyer
Paul Tuchs, 1s, 1906 Diversey
pkwyY, held for taking $1,70O from
mother, paroled on promise to cut
out white lights
Police searching for William B.
Clippinger, 13, Lansing, Mich. Fear
kidnapping.
A. C. Frost, former president Chi
cago & Milwaukee Electric Railway,
ordered to pay S250,O91 borrowed
from Sun Life Assurance Company
in 1907.
Unless sanitary district purchases
condensers 1000 street lamps will be
out of commission in fall
Trial of Police Sergeant John Nc
Nulty, charged with entering saloon
in uniform, ended. Case taken I'M
der advisement.
Arthur Durk, 80, 1887 Warren aY.,
struck wife. Fined S25.
William VoepeI, 1886 W. 18th ST.,
fell from wagon. Dead.
Mrs. Frances C. Currier, 1913 S.
Michigan av., reports bag containing
$4,000 missing.
Miss Anna>KaVanaugh, %, GASP In
gleside av., dropped dead in millinery
department Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.
Heart disease believed. -
Policemen armed with shotguns
hunted supposed wolf in Englewood.
Monster" proved to be starved coll
lie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24
THREE CLOSE BILLIARD .
GAMES FEATURE CONTEST

Three games were played at the Gem
billiard hall Wednesday night in the
three cushion billiard tournament.
Every one of the games was very close
In the first game II. Buetell. a scratch
man, won over George Bell by a score
of so to IS. Bells handicap Of 10
brought his score up to As. In the sec
ond game, J. Williams, with A handi-
cap of IS, defeated E. Beardsley, a 10
point man, by three points. the score
being Williams IS, BeardsIey 81. The
last game of the night was as close as
can possibly be rolled only one point
separating the two players at the end
OF the game. Tommy Thomson scored
40 to E. Barlow's 40. As BarIow is a
scratch man and Tommy gets 10 points,
the latter nosed out by a score of so
All of the players shot true to form
Wednesday night and the scores prove
that the Handicapped who allotted the
handicaps at the beginning of the
tournament certainly knew his bust
ness. Thursday night play will be
continued. E. Williams will play ].
Moore a S5 to 40 game, while G. Por-
ter and G. Weston will play under the
same status. In winning the first
game of the night Wednesday Bueteu
made the record run for the tourna-
ment to date, getting six in one inning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-24
BRYAN BASKETBALL
TEAM BEATS WALL
SheltOn-Payne Team Defeats FeIdman
Five in Fast Game in Which
Team Work Figures.

In the basketball games PLAYED in
the Commercial league at the Y NJ
Z. A. Wednesday night, the Bryan
team, by defeating the Walz bunch,
maintained Its position in first place
and It's percentage of 1000, while the
SheItOn-Payne five, by winning over
the recently strengthened Feidman
team, pushed the Feldmans out of a
tie for second and brought its own
average up to -C67, with two wins and
one loss. The Feldmans are third with
-SS3 and the Bryan team fourth with
900.
In the first game the all star Field
man team was beaten principally
through the splendid team work of the
SheltOn-Payne aggregation, in a game
that was fast and furious throughout
by score of p to %. Another large
factor in the defeat Of the Feldman
team was that Buster Biggs was away
of in his basket shooting.
For the SheltOn-Payne team little
George Biefer showed some pretty bas-
ket shooting. Leasure's guarding in
the second half was very strong. The
rest OF the team played well, the gen
eral team work and particularly the
passing being by far the best Of the
evening. Russ Worthington, in his
1lrst out played great running
guard For Feldman, Tatum and Done
both played a fine game
The second game was directly oppo-
site to the first, being very one-sided
The Bryan team, which was greatly
strengthened by the addition of Bob
Bryant, captain of the high school
five, had walk away, winning 80 to
u The feature of this game was the
splendid guarding of Scott Walker and
Gaylord. Their blocking was splendid.
The teams lined up as follows:
SheltOn-Payne team F. Biefer;
r. F., LeasUre and Schumacher; c.,
Anfs GgwT-u
Leasure; R. G., Worthington.
Feldman team F, Biggs and