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The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
ANACosTIA GETS FOUNTAIN.
Drinking Place IL Installed In
Logan Park.

The Office of Public Buildings and
Grounds yesterday completed the install.
lation of the drinking fountain in Logan
Park In Anacostia. 1t is located in the
south end of the park and near the high
wall about which there has been SO much
criticism, and the removal of which the
citizens association has just again re.
quested.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church
was held yesterday afternoon in the par
ish hall in street. Mrs. B. r. Thorne
presided.
The women of st. Teresa's Church are
conducting a rummage sale In Nichols
avenue to raise funds to reduce the debt
on the school building in V street.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
DEATH RECORD.

Jesse White. 60 years. Providence Hospt.
Elizabeth SchipJel. 81. Gudemont d. C.
F1arius H. Baruhart, 81. Casualty Hosp.
Samuel F7ickingrr. 66. Garfield Hospt.
Charles E. Staples. 81. 3a5s = st. NV.
J. Robert Lyon. S. SG4 st. nv.
Caroline r. Kztz. 6. Garfield Hoept.
Infant of Milton and Julia Kendrck. . days
5o2 7th st. sw.
COLORED.
John Wilkerson. = years. 10 John Marshall pl
Stanley Chisley, So, Wash. Asylum Hospt.
Marie L. Washington. u. E0 Benning I'd ne.
James Springs. J. 7l3 q st. sw.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
DIR. FLEMING MODERATOR.

day Mt Central Presbyterian.
Following a preliminary service last
night, at which Rev. w. ". Shaw. of
Mount Washington Church, Baltimore.
preached a sermon, the semi-annual
meeting of the Potomac Presbytery
will open a three-day session at the
Central Presbyterian Church at $50
o'clock this morning. Last night Rev.
DIR. Robert II: Fleming, of Dickey
Memorial Church, Baltimore, was
elected moderator.
The sessions today will be from $50
to / and from 2:30 to 5 o'clock. There
will be a sermon tomorrow night. The
speaker has not been decided on.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21
Will Talk on Recurrent Headaches

prevention Of Recurrent Headaches
in Women Is the subject of an address
to be delivered by DR.. T. A. Williams
before a meeting of the National Society
of Keep-wells in the parish hall of st.
Johns Church. Sixteenth and II streets
northwest, the evening OF April 80 Mrs.
Arthur Mcdonald will preside.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

The Most Attractive Weddings
are always those where Guides flowers
and decorations are used. 1914 F St.
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Sha6er ArranEes Brides Bouuuet,
Of exceptional beauty. Store, 900 14th
The Washington herald., 1915-04-21

Charlie Ch.pli. tos.y. virginia. COS 9th.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
Washington.

Washington. - Admiral Caperton
has proclaimed martial law at Port
au Prince, Haiti, on account of con-
tinued sporadic outbreaks against
American patrol.
Washington.-Wife of Capt. Regi-
maid Owen, formerly Ruth Bryan, is
going to Egypt to be near husband
who is at front
New York.-Standard Oil Co., New
Jersey, announced adoption S-hour
day, effective Sept. Is.
New York. - Mrs. Jeanette
Schwartz, LOG, who weighed less
than 25 pounds and was ~ feet tall,
dead.
Murphysboro, IIf.-MiIton Martin
may be permitted to spring trap when
murderer of his mother, Joe Deberry,
negro, is executed Oct. Is.
NutIey, N. John Wickham is a
Bull Mooser and proud of it. So when
a dapper young man giving his name
as H. H. Roosevelt, cousin of the
other one, wanted check cashed, John
did. Stung,
New York.-Morris Kotzin has en-
tered suit against Tom Gibson, who
recently married Morris best girl, for
$4,000 to recover what he spent on
the girl during his unsuccessful
courtship.
Detroit, Mich.-TWo tots asleep in
rowboat drifted on Detroit river for
more than an hour. Big boats
changed their course and footed
warning till children were rescued.
Cleveland, O.-Contract for $780,
600 steel castings for shrapnel shells,
costing 100000, closed by Hydrau-
lie Pressed Steel Co. Ultimately des-
tined for Russia.
Washington.-PubIic health service
estimates 100000 persons will con-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

not wishing to be disrespectful to
Mr.. Symone, but to give something
that one wants more takes a genius
for givin', Miss Margaret.
Its your Irish blarney, Annie" l
said as kissed both her and the baby.
Ito Be Continued Tuesday,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04
COUNT PQRR4

A new photograph of Count Porra,
the italian general who is command
ing the fifth military division of the
Italian army at Milan.
Harold Robinson, $3.50 Grenshaw,
3 years, missing. Police searching.
Barney SchmaIzer, 30o Chestnut.
lost $1.S5 to five boy auto bandits
near S37 Orleans. Beaten up.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-04

tract typhoid fever and $4,000 die this
year.
Queenstown. - Great schools of
monster sharks infesting waters off
Old Head of Kinsale, where Lusitania
and her human cargo went down.
Amsterdam. - Krupp company of
Essen has subscribed 100000 to
new German war loan. Largest sub
scription thus far came from Cologne
Savings bank; was for 81, $50, 900.
lndanapoIis.-Bike cops soft ped
aled back to headquarters from Indi-
ana aV. black belt, when Mrs. Drake
and Mrs. Luston called them in to
decide whose children were the light
er. Cops reneged.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
Trustees Sa G.

BY virtue of the power vested in
me by deed OF trust Of X, b. Book
or, recorded In book u" page No.
40. Registers Office Of Dickson
County. Tennessee, to secure o
certain note for $4,000, and by
reason OF default in the payment Of
said note. /. X, G.. Cullum, trustee.
win, on the l4ih day Of June, 1915
NJ ten o'clock, sell at the southeast
door OF the courthouse in Dickson.
Tenn, TO the highest bidder for cash
and free from all equity Of redemp
ton. homestead and dover, all III,
undivided interest of K. B, Booker
in the following described property
in the town Of Dickson, county OF
Dickson. state Of Tenaeseee, to.wit:
One house and LOT in the town OF
Dickson. iamiliarly known as my
home place, bounded as follows;
On the north by lot Of Henry Book.
er's; east by Walnut Street; south
10y Eighth Street, west by lot Of
Lem Bruce's.
II c. Cullum, trustee.
W. +, Cullum, Atty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
Bullets From the Front.

One.halt'the population Of the
earth sucking bloodl
Twelve countries involved and
Others III the training camp,
England. France. Russia, Italy,
Germany Austria, Turkey Belgium,
Seryia, Montenegro, Japau-but
memory fails IN,
General Wood says the United
States is in peril. Shucks, Gen.
eral, wake up and admit It's tht
whole world,
Talk about incubatorsf Europ,
Is widow and orphan factory
II has reached the point where
the only certainty Is death.
OF course prayer il effective il
certain eases. but there are time,
when a big gun kicks np 10
more dust.
OF course we are sick oF the war
But then there are others darneC
sight sicker than we are.
Dr. bernberg has fallen with sucl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

Bnfrd Powers was here from
Dickson Sunday visiting relatives.
Basil Wall, who has beer staying
here with J. T. Burch and family.
spent Sunday in Clarksville.
Miss Mabel Vol. Mesdames Joe
Slider, Frederic Won Bergen and ]
r. Rurch and children were in
Nashville shopping last week.
Earl Mcclure is in the north,
visiting relatives,
Jim McColpin of Nashville, was
here sunday.
Miss Vrrna Brown. oi MoFehousa
Mo, arrived Tuesday on visit 10
the family Of her uncle, d. w.
Brown.
Wilmolh Mathis is now at Elvo,
Nebraska,
Mrs. G. NJ. Bogle 10 the guest OF
relatives at Lexington,
Charles Hamrick Of Waverly,
who is assistant roadmaster Of the
railroad, was here Thursday.
Sam Floyd vas in Dickson Mon.
day.
Charley Eldridge Of Dickson, was
here Thursday,
Crops have been greatly helped
by the recent rains.
Highway No. Is has recently
been surveyed, following the ridge
road TO Abiti.
J. T. Brown was in Dickson Sat-
urday.
w. B. Williams OF Dickson, was
here Saturday,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
War in the House of God.

We often wonder Why there is "a
much antagOnism aiming the several
religious denoginaiions. when the
avowed purpose oi each Ii the saw
ing Of human souls.
The rivalry il often 40 keen and
the recrimlnations 80 bitter that an
outsider considers it wise To lei
them all alone rather than become
involved IN a religious nsighbor.
hood row.
Surely there should be some
means whereby the sincere follow
ers Of tho Nazarene could dwell in
harmony and labor side by side IN
behalf Of christian enlightenment,
with ultimate result that the world
would become cleaner. purer, and
better in every way,
Why Carry Tbs, war into the
house Of God, where peace alone
should dwell2
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
kW0AIAH's BACK
Vine Advice Vi This Dicks Oh
Woman u OF Certain Value.

3 =. ID I Z !
Many 4 wpman's back has many
laches and painr.
0ftlimes 'tis she Kidneys fault
That's Why Doans Kidney Pills
are w. effective.
MaBy Dickson women know this.
Read what one has to say about II:
Mrs. q. x. Simon. Cent,r Ave,
Dickson. says; MY back was
weak and sch,d constantly. Morn
ings, was Just az Tired Ou; az
when | vent TO bed. felt droWsy
and lanEuid and bad frequent
headaches and dizzy spells, Doan's
Kidney Pills. which got from Gle
more Pharmacy. cured me snd |
haven't noticed the slightest symp.
toms oi the trouble since -
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask Tor a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mrs. Simon had. Foster Mil.
barn Co., Props. Buffalo, n. \,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04
ok Hal.

I VI F
Nth. N. r., C0rIew spent Thurs
day night ilss guest 81 LpIsIl lNsf-
tn and ianaily.
Misses Dora and Ruth Phillips
5nd Agnes Wooderd wefe HE CHESTS
If Niva Marlin I'llesdsy ei'ening.
Mr.. ami Mrs. RArl corlew spent
SUNDAY tns guests 81 the latter's
beotiisr. Henry Tuckts and family.
William Hooper van Abe week-end
Enest Of Leslie and Gus Yates.
Ed. Stacy was ;hhs guest Of his
daughter. Mrs, Mitchell Coflew.
Sunday,
Mrs. r. ID. Petty. OF White Bluff.
spent Monday with Mrs. ]. j, Gill.
Irene Corlew uas the weekend
guest III her mother, Mrs. N. r.
Corlsw.
j. J. Gill was in Dickson. shop
ping Monday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

a terrible thnd that even the funny
photographers have let mp on him.
The devil IL 50 busy in Europe
he has no time TO waste on bell.
A few month more and the re-
cruiting officers will have to fall
back upon the war babies,
Ne ara At least afforded an op.
portunitY to forget Mexico.
Why not group al European
countries into one great federation
and elect the devil as emperor?
'Twould be a fitting finale 10 tue
present assinine conflict.
Ii is a war Of nations, but not Of
rulers. The anointed of the earth
remain discree,ly in the rear.
On with the dance OF DEATH
The graves are not all full yet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

This il remedy that every fam
ily should be provided with, aEd
especially during the summer
months. Think Of the pain and
suffering thai must be endured when
medicine must he sent for or teiore
relief can be obtained. Ask any
one who has used it. Obiainss.a
everywhere. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

This town needs one hundred
men Of intelligence and determln'
alton IA start, push, aud keep
pushing a movement to develop
both town and country, We offer
many opportunities for Advancement
If opportunity and seeker can be
brought face to face.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

The Debating Society at Herb.
son School.house. near Pomona.
will have for their subject Saturday
night, Resolved. That Cooperation
III Farmers and Lsaborers by organi-
cation into Farmers and Laborers
Union will be More Profitable Than
Non-organized. az we Now Are.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-06-04

IL il the easiest thing in the
world iof this community to be-
come exceedingly prosperous in
every way. Produce to the limit,
sell all 81 the surplus to outsiders,
buy goods from home merchants,
and keep surplus funds working in
increasing the yearly output. It's
easy 10 40 and ought 10 be lone.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
London Journal
Suggests Closing
of Mediterranean

LONDON. Dec. s.-The Morning Post
today gives prominence to a suggestion
by a correspondent that the Mediterran-
can Sea be declared q closed sea and that
no ship be allowed to trade there without
a license from the entente naval author
tiles.
The step should be taken, he CORE
spondent argues, In an effort to combat
Teutonlc submarines. which he declares
are kept supplied with oil. provisions and
torpedoes by neutral steamers He sug-
gests that neutral ships on entering tho
Strait OF Gibraltar should be given a
course which they would be required to
follow without deviation or delay and
says that no neutral ships carrying oil
fuel should be allowed in the Mediter-
raneAn.
Greek ships are probably the worst
offenders.'' says the correspondent. "A
short time ago. one OF our largest trans
ports. carrying 5000 troops, ran close 10
a Greek ship. which was in the act Of
supplying oil to an enemy submarine off
Tunie. while on another occasion a sus-
piclous oil tanker was close by when one
Of our transports was sunk and later was
seen exchanging signals with the sub
marine"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Man Arrested in
Mason City Film
Burning Inquiry

MASON CITY, Ia. Dec. e.-(speeiai.)-
Benjamln johnson. with hair singed and
with left eyebrow nearly burned off. y
In the city Jail awaiting further investi-
CATION a. to the burning OF Birth OF a
Nation" films at the Cecil theater some
time during Tuesday night. Johnson de-
clares that he knows nothing about the
burning OF the fiiniA but the fact that
he has these soorches and the further
fact that he was at one time connected
with the theater has led to his inyesti-
cation.
Negroes OF the city protested 10 the
commissioners when the films were firSt
advertised to be shown here. Tho COM
missioners said they could see nothing
Questionable IN them and that they
would be shown here a. they had In
other cities where they had been prop
erly censored. 1t IL claimed that the
films as they are shown here are as
they were originally made. without any
OF the Questionable features eliminated.
Several OF the leading negroes consulted
with attorneys wanting to get an In
junction restraining the performance
from further operation in this city. They
were unsuccessful.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
CONTINENTAL ARMY PLAN
EMBODIED IN HOUSE BILL

WASHINGTON. Dec. S.-The admins
tration plan for a continental army OF
10000 men was embodied today for
mally In a bill upon which President
Wilson, Secretary Garrison and Chairman
Hay OF the house military committee
have Agreed.
Chairman Chamberlain OF the senate
military committee has drafted a bill and
both measures win be submitted infor-
mally to the committees and later intro
duoed as oomittee measures that there
may be no partisanship involved.
Senator Chamberlain's bill does not
contain the continental army feature.
TIE regular army would consist of
sixty-four regiments of infantry instead
OF thirty-one. as AZ present; nineteen
regiments OF cavalry. instead OF fifteen;
twenty regiments OF field artillery. IN
stead OF Of six. and one regiment OF
coast artillery. II proposes. however. 4
reserve OF Officers and men. The term
OF enlistment would be six years. TIRES
with the cOlora and three with the re
serve
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
CINCINNATI COURT GIVES
lIlnGMENT 10 OMAHA EIRM

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec S.-tspecial
Telegram)--After q long issal contest
extending through several courts. Trustee
hulflnger Of the Midwest CiysF company
Of Omaha. was yesterday awarded judy
ment IN the United States district court
against the estate OF the HamburEe or
company Of Cincinnati The claim was
for 0.T0o. but Charles Hoffmsister. re-
eeiver for the Hamburger Company. has
but So m avanAhle assets. ard this sum
VII be an that can be paid on the claim
Tire claim vas for prSfsrehes Que on
stock which the president Of ths Ham
tnrger company bald IN the Omaha flrm
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Pontiff Holds
Public Consistory

ROME. Dec. s.-In the presence of
Thousands OF people. a public oonsistory
was held by Pope Benedict today in the
saia Resia. Owing to the war. the large
gathering OF foreigners which generally
attends these occasions was lacking.
The family of the pope. the Roman
aristocracy. and members OF the diploma
tic corps, occupied special tribunes. as
did Francisco De la Bara, a former
provisional president OF Mhxico.
The ponuff appeared to be vigorous
and in good health. and conferred red
hats on the newly created cardinals.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
German and Turk
Army Will Invade
India This Spring

LONDON. Dec. "a dispatch to the
Daily Telegraph from Rome says:
According to indirect news from Con-
stantinople, Germany has abandoned it's
idea Of an expedition against Egypt in
favor of a great Turoo-German expedi-
ton against India.
The German project Is to organise an
army Of 10000 Turks. with 10000 Ger
mans commanded by Field Marshal Won
Der Goltz. and an immense number OF
guns for an expedition IN the spring.
which will be preceded by a large Turk.
ish advance guard which IL already on
the march to Bagdad. The Bulgarian
army would undertake the care OF the
Balkan lines Of communication to insure
supplies to the Germans in Asia"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
November Exports
Through New York
Sl8O,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--Novembcr exs
ports through this port broke all records
by exceeding s1so,OoO.0oo in value. customs
house officials said today.
Because of the diversity Of shipments,
complication OF the exact figures cannot
be completed for several days.
Food stuff. led by wheat. AMI ex-
plosives. mostly smokeless powder. trini-
tro-tuluol oordite and gun cotton. formed
large proportion Of the exports.
Iron and steel bars and fabricated iron
and steel reached a large total. Auto
mobiles and automobile parts, aeroplanes
and many other articles were sent abroad.
The purch ases were about equally ca
vided between England and France. It is
believed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
CARRANZA NAMES
DIPLOMAT TO U. S.
Cousin Of Provisional President il
Appointed as Ambassador TO
Washington.
FLETCHER GOES TO MEXICO CITY


WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Eliseo
Arredondo, General CarranEa's con-
fidential representative In Washing
ton, has been selected to be the am
bsssador from Mexico to the United
States.
Secretary Lansing formally an
nounced receipt OF advices announc-
ing Mr.. Arredondo's appointment
The new American ambassador to
Mexico, Secretary Lansing said.
would be announced later. Henry
p. Fletcher, now ambassador to
Chile. Is practically certain TO go to
Mexico City.
The Mexican embassy here received it's
first information Of Mr.. Arredondos ap-
polntment through the state department
dispatches. which were forwarded by
John w. Belt. who Is representing the de-
partment with General CarrAnza- The
new ambassador probably will receive
and present his credentials about the
same time that the appointment OF tbs
new American ambassador TO Mexico ID
announced.
Restores DipIOmatie Relations.
The appointment of ambassadors vii
restore full diplomatic relations between
the two governments. which were In
ferupted with the recall OF Henry Lam
Wilson two years aeo. and the subse
quent controversy with General Husrta.
Mr.. Arredono is General Carranzat
cousin; he enjoys the generals closes
confidehce, and IN addition 70 being on
Of the leading Jurists OF his country. h
has taken a leading part In many public
affairs.
F1etcher's Diplomatic Career.
Mr.. Fletcher has been selected for th'
delicate task Of representing the Unitee
states during the reconstruction period
in Mexico. particularly because OF hi
familiarity with Latin-Ameican affair
and the marked success which has At
tended the conduct OF his mission IL
Chile. He has long been IN the American
diplomatic service and worked his wa,
up to the place OF an ambassador from
the lower grades He is a republican.
Mr.. F1etchers home IL In Chambers
burg, Pa. He IL ls years old, UNMARRIED
and lawyer. During the Spanish wal
he was In the rough riders as private
and later was q lieutenant In the volun
teer infantry In the Philippine service
His first diplomatic service was in thu
American legation to Cuba Later he wenl
TO China and then to Portugal
Practically all the principal powers Of
the world. with the exception OF japan
now have recognised General Carranza'i
government.
General carransa II at saltillo and be-
fore the end OF the month he probably
will be In Mexico City. It IL believed that
other diplomatic appointments will fol-
low rapidly.
Great Britain Recognizes Carransa
LONDON, December a-Lsord Rober
Cecil. parliamentary under secretary fol
foreign Affairs. announced In the Hous'
Of Commons this afternoon that oreA
britain had formally recognized the Car
ransa government In Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Auto is Trying to
Make New Record
Run Across Iowa

AMEs. Ia. Dec. s.-(Speeial Telegram.l-
With Lincoln Highway boosters in Iowa
accusing the boosters OF the River 20
River road. particularly those In pes
Moines. OF Intentionally scheming to
make better time over the River 10 River
route. IN the double run over both roads
last week. TO disparage the Lincoln way,
an ogden. Ia, car started from Clinton
at a m. today in an attempt TO break
the automobile time record for road
travelling between the Mississippi and Mis-
sour rivers. Clarence Rose and w. A,
Grossman are driving the car against
River 70 River road time. Mayor
sheldon OF Ames and the state Lincoln
Highway consul made arrangements for
cleared streets In all towns along the
route and pilots In each city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Quaker City Wants
g. O. P. Convention

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. s.-Providsd
with a check for 10000 to guarantee the
expenses OF the un lertak a commit
tee OF prominent Philadelphians will ap-
pear before the national republican cam
paign committee In Washington on Tues.
day and urge that this city he elected as
hte place for the next republican national
convention. The committee. which a.
announced by the Chamber OF Commerce,
Is headed by Congressman J. Hampton
Moore
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Communipaw Left
Egypt Day After
1 Reported Sunk

LONDON. Dec. s.-The American oil
steamer Communipaw. reported TO have
been sunk off the coast OF Tripoli, by a
submarine. sailed from Alexandra.
Egypt. for New York. on December 8. &C
cordins to an announcement by Lloyds.
The first report that the Communipaw
had been sunk was received December I.
1t would appear therefore that the tanker
has been confused with some other vessel
which was sunk. Prior to this there have
been conflicting reports concerning tho
identity OF the steamer which was
torpedoed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Armed Men Bind
Girl Cashier, Take
Seven Thousand

CHICAGO. Dec. a-Three men. armed
with revolvers. robbed the Prudential Life
Insurance office here OF $1,000 early today
Miss Emma Schlinski. cashier. had just
taken the money from a safe deposit
vault preparatory to opening the office
for the day.
The robbers bound Miss Schlinsld back
to back with Miss Minnie Hahn, book
keeper. and overpowered and gagged Lars
Void. janitor. who came to the womens
aid
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Turkish Forces
Advancing On Alden

LONDON, Dec. San advance of the
Turks on Alden. In southern Arabia. near
the entrance to the Red Sea. through
the suex canal passes. is an
nounoed In a Turkish official statement
as received in Amsterdam and forwarded
by the Central News correspondent there.
The statement says:
Between Mahadi and Alden successful
fighting occurred. The Turks are ad-
vaneing on Alden"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
General Salazar is
Found Not Guilty

SANTA FEE. N. M. Dec. s.-Generai
Jose Ynes saiazar. a former Huerta gen.
eral, tried on charge OF perjury. was
acquitted by Jury In federal courts here
today. The charges grew out of Saia-
zar's testimony at habeas corpus pro-
ceedings following his entrance into
American territory after the battle OF
ojinaga. northern Mexico. in 1914.