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Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Tlme,, chnnnaa-

When they are first married she
wonders why there isn't Brass Band
and a delegation Of Prominent Cit.
zens to greet Him at every street cor.
ner. But a few years later she won.
ders how he manages to dodge the
dogcatcher when he is on the street.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
AUsrRIANs SHE'LL YENICr.

BY The United Press.
ROME. Oct Austrian aero.
planes dropped 10 bombr on Venice
Sunday night, damaging the Stralzl
Church and setting several buildings
on fire, but tniuring no one, Il was
officially announced today.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CIrIsER ADALBERT sUNK.

IV The Inlfcu IIcaF,
PETROGRAD. Oct. 25.-The Ger
man cruiser sunk by a British sub
marine OFF Libau proves to have been
the Prince Adalbert, Il was stated Of
ficially today. The vessel was said TO
have been on a special mission and
unattached 10 any squadron.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
WTTHDRAWS APPTICArToN.

Caleb Il. Burchenal. in General Ses-
sions Court today. representing the
Law and Order Society. opposed the
granting of fractional license 10
Caymir Cozdzioll. The man wanted
the license for the place formerly
kent by Frank Samonski. Gozdzicki
finally withdrew the application.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Not AI,ons,h.r ban, E.nl,.

Eddie had traded a nice pocket knife
for forlorn-looking dog. minus his
tail. His father teasingly reminded
him that he got the worst of the bar
gain. as the dog had no tail. Ed sob
bingly answered, We'll. daddy, he was
Eittin' down when 1 traded"
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
/ KNICHTHOOD FOR DUMBA.

by The United Press.
LONDON. Oct. 25.--Dr. Dumba will
be knighted on his arrival IN Vienna,
according to the Nossische Zeitung to-
day. The paper predicted, however,
that he would retire from the diplo-
matte service.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
seItcontroI.

Room should be reserved in the
hall of fame for the motorist who.
when stung on the nose by bee
brought his machine to a stop before
swatting the insect.-Chicago Daily
News.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
MIR. REMINGTON WILL RECOVER,

At the Delaware Hospital today it
was reported that Thomas b. Kill
vington. of the Wilmington Morning
News. who was operated on there last
Friday for appendicitis. was getting
along well and is on his way to re-
coyery.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
J. MULLIN ORDERED AWAY.

John Mullin was dismissed in City
Court today on charge OF breach OF
the peace. as preferred by Frank l..
Fox, upon promising 10 go to Leba-
non. Pa. Judge Churchman told Null
lin TO stay there.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CHARGED WITH NoN-sUPpoRT

Court Officer Jolly this morning ar.
rested John Falter, OF Baltimore. Nd
on charge OF non-support Of his wife
and five children. Falter viii be held
until requisition papers arc issued for
his removal TO Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
ACCUSED OF CARPET THEFT.

Thomas Parmar was in City Court
today on the charge of the larceny of
a roll Of carpet belonging to the p. B.
and w. Railroad Company He waived
a hearing and was. held in $4,000 bail
for the Court OF General Sessions.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Good Word for tho Hraousrt.

DE man dat brags." said Uncle
Eben. mos generally don't mean no
harm an mebbe you orter be COM
plimented dat he's goin' TO such pains
TO git you interested in i'm"
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
nnRAN H0Lns mol IIrF-

Richard Doran. Of Davenport. Mass,
who was shot last week by Charles
Ayers. a railroad detective. was re-
ported at the Delaware Hospital this
morning to be doing fairly we'll.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
SLAUGHTER BELGIAN CIVILIANS

By The United Tress.
LONDON. Oct. 25.---The Germans
have killed 1859 Belgian civilians in
Liege province and 5000 throughout
Belgium since war began. the Echo De
Beige today estimated.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
Parrot Called Police.

A Philadelphia parrot screamed so
that the police entered the house and
found the mistress dead from drinking
poison. Get outl" walled the parrot
when told what had happened.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
10 INSTALL LODCE OFFICERS.

Grand Master John T. Magee. of
the Grand Lodge Of Delaware I. o.
Q. f, and staff, will visit Georgetown
this evening when the officers OF
Union Lodge ]. o. o. f. will be in
stalled.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CLuB GETs ANOTHER ,cooN.

me Rockland Coon Club had
1osai good time on Saturday night
mere were about fifteen members of
ene ciuD IN the hunt and the dogs
were az their best. A fifth coon was
trapped 80
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CHARGED WITH NON.sUPPORT.

Oscar Howard Belts was arraigned
in City Court today on a charge OF
non-support. and at his request the
case was continued until Saturday.
Belts was held in $500 bail.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO thank our many friends foa
their kindness; also floral offerings during
our recent bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward @. Sowdens
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
10 Cure ! ooId in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE Tab
let's Druggists refund money IL Il fails e
cure. L. w. GROVES signature is OF
each box 25c.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
AUTO OVERTURNS.
ONE OCCUPANT IS
Fatally INJURED
CONTINUED From First Page.l


dale. Friday night. The machine
was wrecked. Clarke's companions,
Harry Wilson. Harry Baily and Ches-
ter Miller. escaped serious injury.
Clark leaves a wife and two small
children In the last year there have
been half dozen accidents OF SINH
lar nature along this road. The wing
walls OF the cement. seven in number.
are very low, and in many cases are
covered over with weeds and impos-
sible to see.
On Saturday Mrs. Sarah Burr. OF
No. $3.50 jeffrey street, Chester, was
injured so badly in an automobile ac-
cident at Third and Central streets in
Chester that she was taken TO the
Chester Hospital, where she still is
a patient One OF tho cars in the
mix-up is said to have been owned
and operated by Calvin Miller, Of
Wyoming, this State. Mrs. Burr was
a passenger on a "jitney" owned by
James WorosH Each driver places
the blame for the accident on the
other.
The Delaware machine was badly
damaged, the radiator. engine, etc,
being broken. Patrolman Miley was
on tho scene a few minutes after the
accident. which was reported to the
police, who conducted an examina-
tion.
Evening journal., 1915-10-25
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building
furnish the following quotations OF local
securities. Bid. Asked.
dupont Powder Co. 41s's. 1919 lo2
duponf Dohanf,,ro a.. IO0 105
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1915-08-19
Rockbottom Basis of All Busi-
ness is Agriculture.

The following views which we're
placed before the Business Mems
Club at recent meeting in Mem,
his, by Fl. M. CottrelI, manager
f the farm development bc-
reau of the Business Mems G ub,
are sound as a silver dollar and
easible, and should recA,ve the
encouragement ard active, ener-
getic support of every citizen
throughout this section. Every
suggestion in it is free from i'm
pertinence, exaggeration and film
siness. Here is a great stretch Of
country that can be reached. Two
hundred miles in every direction
from the growing, fourishing city
of Memphis reaches out and be-
yond our own progressive city, and
catches up in its pervasive sweep
thousands who need and would ap.
preoiate the scientific and economic
aid which such orga nization will
bring to them. Every step taken
will be reminder that another
step is to be taken toward lnten-
sive cultivation and development
of the resources which are spread
out in abundance all around.
Surely this effort of organization
will meet with warm support of
every citizen looking to the pros
perity of himself and section. By
answering the call to corporation
the South can be made the leading
agricultural section of the wolld,
and this will bring development to
eyery other avenue of business.
Here is what be has to say; let
it have your deliberate consider
alton:
"If every 40-acre farm within
200 miles of Memphis was brought
anyway near its highest possible
state of production, it would auto.
matically increase the population
of the city one and one. half times
it's present size.
1T would aid in the sales of all
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1915-08-19

men. | want to divide 100 of the
best and most progressive ones
into committees of three.
l will work two com mittees three
days each week. They will be
asked to accompany me to towns in
this territory for personal inter-
views. | want the city banker to
have heart to. heart talk with the
county banker. The same will ap-
ply to jobbers, wholesale and re-
tail merchants, doctors, lawyers
and other professional men.
Out of these personal interviews
we will ascertain what is best for
the farmer in every community to
produce If is corn, wheat, hay,
cotton, cattle, hogs, sheep or mules,
we will help him.
On agricultural Development. we
will show him how to increase the
yield. If it's stock, we will aid
him to buy bIooded mulee, COWS,
hogs and sheep.
When the committees of three
have completed their work, l will
ask that Is business men give me
a weeks time. I will send them
gu the heels of the former COM
mittees so they can ge3 other ideas.
In this city, the citp business
man is constantly in touch with
the farmer of the community.
Later, we will make automobile
tours of the district.
Miss Bessie Murphy, who will
work directly under the sarm bu-
reau, but mrke her reports to
Deorge R. James, will demonstrate
profits in poultry, aid in canning
fruits and find Memphis market
for farm and garden products.
We will work closely with the
various travelling mems associa-
tions of this section. They will
be aakad to preach better farming
in every community where they
sell goods. w. @. Graves has
offered silver loving cup to the
association which can show the
best work in this line. 1t will be
awarded at the 1916 fair.
The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1915-08-19

classes of goods, and help to swell
the bank deposits, not only of
Memphis, but in all such (institu.
tions within the described district.
memphis, like most cities, has
built herself up on intercha nges of
business. That is, one man would
say, buy real estate and dispose of
it to another for profit. 1t is a
good business and such will build
a city, bnt the rock bottom basis
for all business is in agriculture.
In 1914 Oklahoma City ended
remarks bic ca eer. Its real estate
had gone back. There was no in
terchange of business. The best
business men Of that city said it
would be 20 years before the city
regained its standing.
"A few bankers and professional
men became interested in farm de-
velopment. An organization was
perfected. Help was given the
farmer. Now, Oklahoma city has
regained her lost business, and it
has only been four years instead
of twenty.
I am glad to say this for Mem.
phis; such conditions do not con-
front it. The city is prosperous.
It is one of the best in the coun-
try. Its real estate is in demand.
Prices, am told, are normal, and
with all of this, why would it not
be reasonable to expect remarka-
BILE results from farm development
work?
"The business men must organ.
ize. Each man must consider it
his duty to help in this work. tie
will be asked to show personal
interest. We will begin the or
ganization of business men, bank
ers and professional men within
this 200. mile circle.
"In each of the biggest towns of
every county there will be com.
mittee similar to that in Memphis.
This committee will report to us
and we will cooperate with them.
In September I am going to ask
good deal of Memphis business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
All Intervening Positions of
Enemy Captured, Is Official
Announcement Made in Ton
don Today.
NUEvE CHAPELLE ALSO
TAKEN BY THE ALLIES
Progress Most Considerable Re-
corded in North of France
for Several Months; 1000
Prisoners Obtained.

London. March ~ G:40 .. nh
British forces In France advanced
three quarters ~ mile yesterday.
capturing all the intervening posi-
tions OF the enemy. according Ia an
official announcement given out in
London today.
The text OF the announcement fol-
lows
THE Fourth and the Indian corps
advanced yesterday on "a front Of
1000 yards for roughly three quar-
ters of a mile ana captured all the in
terveninE hostile positions and
trenches. Tho corps on the right and
left Of these two corps also were en-
gagged. More than 700 prisoners were
taken
British air craft yesterday were
active ana succeeded In destroying
the railroad functions at Courtrai and
Menin"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11

santa Fc. s. NJ March l1-Gov-
c,nor Mcdonald this Afternoon sent
Ia the house his fourth veto message
uf this session, the Longest and strong
rst Of the fuIU TIE governor re-
turned Hous" Hiu so. 81 the act
nholishing the capitol custodian com
mittcc m the following message:
To the Members of the House of Rep
rrscntntlycs Santa Pc. y. NJ.
Gentlemen I am nhlgad To- return
10 YOU House Hiu SO. 80 bcing "a blli
for an act To- abolish the capitol GUS
todian committee tu place the control
therefor and the supply of materials
ana equipment thereto under the
commissioner of pubic lands. To place
the control and management Of the
executive mansion and grounds the
employment of labor therefor and the
supply coz materials ana equipment
thereto, with certain limitations, un-
der 'hc commissioner of public lands.
to define the powers ana duties of
said commissioner and to repeal any
laws aud parts ut laws la conflict
herewith" without my approval and
with deep regret that II was ever
passed
This Is the only hin that has ever
come To me during the three Sessions
of m" legislature that have felt was
in any way personal aud this one ]
DO not holicyc was in any way IN
tended 20 be- personal when n was
passed hy the honorable members OF
this Legislature The passage of this
hill was one uf tuosc things that
sometimes occur n manner that
they ought not thoUsh without wilfui
intent
Not only the capitol building and
grounds but also the governors man
sion and grounds are involved. The
title of the hill Says among other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
GOVERNOR ENTERS
MANY NOMINATIONS
(State Capital Bureau
(Of Evening Herald
(5i DE Vargas Hotel.

santa Fc. y. NJ March l1.-Gov-
crnnr Mcdonald today stnt to the
senate the folluwing nominations.
To be member Of the board state
reform school at Springer chris Wei
gand, Las Vegas, y. NJ
To be members of tho state re-
sources commission Arthur Sclig-
man. santa Fe; q. l.. Brooks and +.
+. McCauna Albuquerque.
To be members of the state board
ostcopathy. G. n. Conner, Alhuqucr-
Qucruuc; e. A. Wheelon. Santa Fe;
Walter Mayes. Socorro.
To be- member of the state medi-
tai board, u. J. McClanalan. Las
Vegas.
10 be member board of pharmacy.
J. y, Zook santa F'
Tie made the following nominations
yesterday
To Doe members ui the hoard of re
gents of the state school Of mines at
Sucorro, \ e, Torres j, G. Smith,
W Ray Morley
To be- members Of the board Of re-
gents Of the state agricultural col
lcgc, G. W. Gerber, j. 4. Mahoncy,
4. y. McCanna,
To be superintendent Of Insurance.
Bocsio Pine. OF Socorro county
The nominations were referred &"
the committee on executive cmmuni-
cations
Il In pointed out today by those
who have examined the law sent To
the governor Monday morning max
ing IL Illegal for any person whose
nomination has hcon rejected by the
senate to hold office under recess ap-
pointment IN clear violation OF the
constitution. and that the governor
may very reasonably either withhold
his nominations and then proceed
with recess appointments or recap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
NUEVE CIINPEILE CAPTURED
BS BIliTISU TROOIHS

London, March II G1:5g "a. MI
Under cover of heavy French artil-
lery British troops have captured
Ncuvc chnpcllc. three and a half
miles north of La Basscc
This success, including the taking
"f 1000 prisoners and several ma
chine guns, makes II the most con-
siderable advance reported from the
north OF France for several months.
u made In force. u is stratogicauy of
great Importance, az the position
commands the road between Ia Bus-
see ana Lille. Furthermore. II makes
the German hold on La Basscc inso-
cure, and gives a bBso for operations
for the strengthening uf the allied
Hines in front Of Lille.
tn" British now are within two
miles of the furthcrmost point gained
Dos General sir Horace l.. smith
burrIcn last October when. with one
amy corps. in am effort 10 gain Four
mes. on the road between La Basscc
and Lille, he forced his way ns far
ns Nhuors. two miles To- the north.
east uf Ncuyo Chappclic, but after
desperate fighting against tremcn-
dous odds was forced 10 retire.
News dispatches reaching here
from Berlin report the failure of the
Russian attempt to- break through the
German lines at Augustowo while the
battle of Ostrolc-:hh continues. AC-
rording to this informC, on which
is from official sources. the lighting
To- the northwest and west OF Przns-
nysz h developing fayornbly for the
Germans
The British admiralty continues ST.
lent concerning the operations In the
Darduncllcs but reports given out iu
France set forth that urmorcd ship
have penetrated the narrows OF the
sfV.tfa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
Executive in Fourth Veto Mes
sage Sets Forth That Pass
age of Capitol Custodian Bill
Will Humiliate Him.
ONLY PERSONAL DRAFT
EVER HANDED TO HIM
Three Years Experience as
Governor Has Failed to Pro-
duoe Equal of Measure
Which He Considers Affront.
Estate Capital bureau
(of Evening Herald.
t5i DE Vargas Hotel.

Santa Fe. y NJ. March IL 4
y Al I o'clock this afternoon the 4
. managers Of the Republican 4
house caucus temporarily aban- 4
y doncd the effort To pass House I
= Bill No. %. abollshing the capi- 4
= tol custodian committee, over
= the governors veto. Tho veto 4
y reached. and was rcg / 10 the 4
= house at 10 minutes 90 o. The 4
. Republicans went into caucus 4
y and remained there until
. o'clock and when the caucus dis 4
. solved % was stated that the veto 4
. message would not bo taken up 4
. until tonight At the same time 4
. it was stated that seven Uepub-
. licans were standing out aud re- 4
. fusing 10 vote 10 pass the bill 4
. over the veto
Tho house took up substitutes I
o Tor House Bills Nos. laS and i99. 4
. modified forms of Mr.. >cnas hi- 4
. iinguaI education bills. which
. are being passed. Il n under
y stood these bills will hc passed
. by the senate also.
. Tho senate is engaged in
. controversy over majority and
. minority reports from the a.
. nance committee on Spcpkeg Vo- &,
. msros bin ~ establish an in-
= dustrinl school On the las We 4
. gas grant The ma iuriiy 90 the 4
. committee recommend tahlinE
. the bill while senators clark and 4
. Aboytia are making fight for 4
y its passage with certain amend 4
y mopts. The Republican lineup 4
. in the SENATE H. breaking up iu 4
. the closing hours Of that hody's
= existence AMI 1t is doubtful this 4
y afternoon whether any Of the
. measures which the governor 4
. has vetoed or may veto can ho 4
. passed over his objection
The senate finance committee 4
. has agreed upon an appropria-
. tiun uf $4,000 instead OF S2a.-
. o00 for the maintenance of the
y san Diego building, ana $3.50 4
. instead of $4,000 for carrying I
y on the boundary suit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
King George Signs
Order of Reprisdl
against Germany

= London. March II 60 p. M
= Great Britain's plan TO give
. effect 10 the naval reprisal meas I
. ures against Germany, embodied I
= In an order IN council. was
= signed today by King George. I
= Tho king signed the order
= during q session OF the prlvy I
= council al Buckingham palace.
= Details Of the plan have not yet Z
y been made public, but the order
= will be gazetted shortly.
= Premier Asquith announced IN
. the house Of commons ON March
. that Great Britain ana I
y France. In retaliation for Ger I
= many's submarine warfare
y against british shipping. pur- 4
. posed to stop alt trade to and
= from Germany Z
. . . 30 o . 30 . o AAAAA . q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
Continued on PAGE TwoA

but favored my reimbursement. DO
you think YOU have been fair with me p
Did you tell mo what you did for 70
purpose?
However expect mat you will now
deny that you said this or that this
conversation took place, but let me
say 10 YOU that those who know YOU
best expect you to deny what ! assert
In that regard hut honesty to you
cumpels mo 90 say mat no matter how
much YOU dem, your denial win not
carry conviction to thcm.
have the honor to remain,
Your cxcellency's obedient servant,
o. y. MARION.
Treasurer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11
FINANCE MEASURE
PROGRESSES At
SLOW RATE
Though Little Else Is Talked,
Conferees Have Been Able to
Get Together on But One or
Two Sections.
Estate Capital Bureau
tor Evening Herald,
(5i DE Nargns Hotel.

y Santa Fc. y. NJ. March IL
y shortly after Il o'clock this af-
y ternoon the conference commit
y tee on the appropriation bill re- 4
y cossed until O'Clock. At that ,
y time no agreement had been 4
y reached as TO any Of the princi-
y pal items Of the appropriation I
. bill outside of us routine fca- 4
. lures. Friends of the university I
. were confident that It's appropri-
y alton for maintenance and nee
. essary buildings would be pro- I
. yidcd for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-11

Washington. March ll.--Secrctaty
McAdoo went To- hospital today TO
be operated on for appendicitis to
night or tomorrow. The secretary
was at his ofnce early today aud u
was said no complications had APP
pearcd.