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The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
Confer on Shipping Pool.

Snowden Marshall. United States at
torney for the Southern district OF New
York, conferred with officers Of the De-
partment of Justice yesterday regarding
the Federal suit against the shipping
pool, now pending in the Supreme Court
The government lost the suit In the
court below and appealed, and arguments
will be heard in the Supreme Court next
month. Carroll Todd. assistant to the
Attorney General, will make an argu
ment before the Supreme Courut. United
States Attorney Marshall also called at
the Treasury Department, but explained
that his visit there was simply a per-
sonal call on Secretary McAdoo and
without official or political significance.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
France, V. McAtee, g years. Canal road, d. y.
Stephen r Thomas l. lls 81. s.
Edwin NJ McreIand. 6, 4s 9Th st. se:
william Goodwin, 60. Georgetown University Hosp.
John r. Jones, Il, Providence Hospital
Alfred Burgess. 9, 2oS7 35th st. NV.
George W. Iiomn "a. Providence Hospital
Julia r. Grant. S.. lDl llth st. NV
John Herrsl. months. Childrens Hospital.
COLORED.
Eugene Myers. 50 years. 100 18th st. nv.
Joseph W. Robinson. 33. sll U st. NV.
George Sherer 81, Govt. Hospital Insane.
Daisey Higdon, z 80 lst st. ~.
Howard s. Duczett. months. Sumner road. Ana
costa.
Infant Of Phillip and Clara Brown. month. =
and a-haH st. sw.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Howard. s.Iad dressipp. co,

Sweet Wrinkle peas. CSC: sifted E. ].
peas. 7Isc: E. J. peas. sc: sugar corn.
I0c: 3 cans oil sardines. 10c: cans
baked beans. csc; lbs. fancy head
rice. 25c; lbs. lima beans, CSC; lbs.
navy beans. CSC: fat Norway mackerel,
sc and 10c; 3 loaves bread. 10c; granu-
lated sugar. 5ikc; cans tuna fish, 25c:
best butter. SOC: pure lard, 9&c; pea
nut butter. 10c; Wonder coffee. zoe; 5
SKIS. salt, 10c: Pen Mar syrup, 10c: 10
III. cans pure cane syrup, soc; Star of
the East flour. $3.50 bbl., pounds. 25c.
?a6 Pa. Ave. and all the J. T. d. Pyles
stores.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
ROBBERY VICTIM ARRESTED.
Mrs. Stewart, Who Lost 81 900 a
Inn, Sent to Hospital.

Mrs. Guy L. Stewart, Of st. Louis
victim of a $1,000 robbery at the Rams
Horn Inn Saturday night. yesterday was
taken into custody and removed to
Washington Asylum Hospital for obser-
walton of her mental condition.
She was arrested by Detective Guy Bur-
lingame at the behest of c. B. Calvert.
attorney for Mrs. Sarah Fletcher. of Col
lege Park. her mother.
Mrs. Fletcher is said to have told
police her daughter had been in poor
health for some time.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
Police Seek Man Lost q Year.

Police of Washington yesterday were
asked TO locate. if in this city, William
H. Hawley. 80 years old. who disappeared
from his home in Bridgeport, Conn, a
year ago. A plaintive letter was received
from Hawleys mother. Mrs. Jennie Han
nan. asking that the search be made
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
MEDAL WOMEN MEET.

Mrs. A. A. FOrman Presides at Con-
ventIon of Honor Legion.
The Women Of the Medal Of Honor
Legion opened their annual convention
at the New Willard yesterday. Mrs.
A. A. Forman. national president, pre-
sided.
The sessions will be resumed this morn
ing at 10 o'clock when officers will be
elected for the coming year. Only wives
and daughters of men who won the Con-
gressional medal for gallantry are
eligible to membership.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
McAdoo Awards Medal.

A silver medal of honor has been be-
slowed by Secretary McAdoo upon Sergt
Joseph Banon. of the New York police
force, for gallant conduct in saving two
persons from drowning when the steam
Ship Rensselaer, collided with a launch
from the department of docks and fer
ries IN the North River at Eightieth
street in March, 1915.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
NEW PLAYGROUND URGED.
lexington Citizens Recommend Pur
chase of Site Near School.

That the Board Of Education purchase
the lot south Of the lexington Schod
and use it for playground purposes Wa
recommended at a meeting Of the Eek.
ington Citizens Association at Eckinstos
Presbyterian Church last night.
1t also was recommended that the Dis
trict Commissioners place trees along Y
street, between Lincoln road and Second
street northeast. Complaints were made
about the poor lights In some of the al
leys OF the neighborhood.
The next regular meeting Will be held
November %.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
JERSEY VETERAN KILLED.
Bacon Smith Dies After Beine
Struck by Buggy.

Bacon Smith, 20. a civil war veteran
from Bridgeton. N. J.. died in Emergency
Hospital yesterday from fractured skull
and shock caused by being struck by a
buggy near Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue Monday. Smith was here
with the New Jersey G. A. r. delega-
ton.
Police say Smith ran into the rear OF
a buggy driven by George c. Esher, or
Second and o streets northwest.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29

are preferred fer all occasions. Prompt,
satisfac ctory service assured. 1914 F st.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29

ChsrIle Chaplin tsdny. Virginia. COS 9th
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Scene of Administration Effort
to Pass Measure Over Which
Senate Has Wrangled for
Ten Days Is Shifted.
SPECIAL RULE LIMITING
DEBATE IS ADOPTED
Charges of Gag Rule" Hurled
at Democrats by Republi-
cans Who Filibustered Bill
Out Of Upper House.

Washington. Fcb. To- Proposals To
limit debate in the senate, either 10y
general or special cluturc rules, re-
versine the customs of more than
century. took the whole Time "i the
senate debate today
senator Norris Republican thinks
hr can command enough Dcn"cruilp
votes to pnss his resolution lEhuns
any senator tu three hours talk On
nu, one subject senator 'ummina
spnk, fur his proposal to deny me
right tp vote uu ANY measure r'nsid-
cred undrr ,loturo rule &" amy SEN
ntut bound by g caucus.
Representative Webb ~ Nurth
carolina led the debate in the house
in support Of IN. bin with vigorous
spcvDL
Ecpr,s,utatN, Henry uf Texas also
supported tho bill urging the Demo
rats tu follow the captain of the
team"
Representative Campbell of Kan
.us Rcpuhli~an, argued mat private
interests wen, already building HhipN
tu carry American commerce. "Ih'
only effect of the pHssngc ut this hh
In the house viii bee 40 save the lace
of the president h" said
J. T.. Tumulty, President Wilson
secretary. listened to the debate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
BERLIN ANx|OUsLY
AWAITING EVENTS
IN NEW ZONE
German Capital Eager for
News of New German Naval
Program Involving Block
ade Of English Ports.

Berlin. Feb. i6-tby wireless 10
Sayvlilel The commencement of
In the waters designated
by the German government as "a war
zone ~ awaited here with the great
est cagerness. M well as with much
curiosity. u appears likely however.
that u will bc some DAYS after Feb
ruary - before any news n received.
Indeed the Germania. In an article
which Is reprinted hy the Nord
Deutsche Aligemnine Zcitung says Il
may be ten or fifteen days before the
public is informed on the subject. II
warns its readers not To place cred
ence In rumors but rather 20 wait for
official reports. which will be based
on reports from commanders Of sub
marines.
The Germnnia considers the pOssi-
bility that neutral ships will be de-
stroyed ~ fairly certain but de-
clares they have proper warning.
There are no indications as To the
tone ot the German note Ia reply "a
the American representatives which
may he delivered today. TIE news
papers give much space to the Ger
man victory In East Prussia. Whose
most pleasing feature, from the Bcr-
iin viewpoint, b. that u virtual,
clears the province of host le forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
sCENE on STI;IGGLT
SHIFTS 10 nous

Washington Fob. president
wilson's fight for his ship bill was
launched iu the house today with
special rule limiting debate to SlN
hours. Dem, cratic leaders were sure
that holding thvlr large majority tirm
they would have new measure bear
ING the approval of the admlnlsira-
lion and probably attractive to some
Republicans. ready fur the senate be-
fore the end of the days session.
Meanwhile the senate marked time.
The committees showed great activity
ON the delayed appropriation bills
and the special committee appointed
To- investigate any lobby n cunncc-
tiun with the ship bin held a prelim-
inaiy organization meeting.
President Wilson. after conferences
with leaders. cam, tu uo dotcrmina-
tiun ON the question at uu extra scS-
sion and only sent out word tu press
the fight In the fourteen days which
remain to the siNty-third congress
The senate investigating commit
tee decided us start Co summon t""
witnesses. Sigmund Albert uf New
York. representative ur some Ger
man American steamship companies
aud Bernard s. Baker ot baltimore
formerly manager OF thD Atlanu'
Transport linz, The latter has been
mentioned as Il shipping authority
from whom information AS Ia the
lutuilaplc ships has been obtained hN
| secretary McAduo ana Secretary
| Rcdfield
Seuniur Wrcis asked 20 bee excused
| from service ON the ship hill inquiry
committee. senator Sutherland, an
other Republican was appointed il
his place
! After q preliminary round OF de
bate iu the house, in which the Re
publicaus hurled charges ot "gai
! rule" aud the Democrats defended
the measure the special rule was II
ually aduptcd, iNd to l3F. ana th'
house settled down 60 six hours "
speech mukius which under ordinar
; circumstance would permit % tnd
} vote about y o'clock tonight
} While the house wis debating, IN
STORY pf how the seven Democrat
hultcrs got together with the iIepuu
liuans aud wrecked the adminislrn
tion's plaus Two weeks ago was bein
told In the senate b> senator Clark
who made the celebrated motion
recOmmit The bill.
senator clarke said he had hear
senator Nntdumau had plan "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
GERM AMERICAN
RELATIONS UNDIsTUI,BED

Berlin, Feb ~ Svia London. ii.50
a. ml--Thc Loknl Anzeiger today
publishes an interview with James
w. Gerard. the American ambassador
to Germany. which reads as follows:
Il regard the relations today be-
tween our two countries calmly and
with confidence and believe pend
Ing que stions will be solved m a man
ncr mutually satisfactory The men
at the head of the governments IN
Berlin ana Washington are not per
hitting themselves To- be Influenced
either 10y the press or hy public criti-
cism The public ~ Ne United states
a. welt az IN Gcrnany should await
developments quietly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Roosevelt Called
AS Witness In
Dayton Case
Former President Asked to Tes-
tify in Impeachment Hear
ing Before Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee.

Wheeling. ". Va Feb. i6.- Iut- |
ed Ststcs Marshal Edwuta smith an-
uomrcd this afternoon that colonel
Theodore Roosevelt had been sum
moncd 60 appear in Washington be-
fore the subcommittee on judiciary io
testify tu the Impeachment hearing
or Federal Judge \. O.. Dayton.
At the opening ot the hearing mere
today hy the congressional commit
tee on the Judiciary into charges
against Federal Judge \. - Dayton,
WiducT CorIcr. clerk of the circuit
court OF Barbour county the hrst
witness read deposition alleged 4"
have hccn m,dc by Judge Dayton in|
% suit In Harbour county. The dcpo-
sition WAS IN regurd Go the judges ap-
puiutment aud read.
There wa. no man Uu earth re-
sponsiblc for my appointing M as icd-
rTai fudge President Roosevelt
stated To me that hc wanted no in
tiucucc brought but wanted II to be-
n personal appulnimcut. ana thnt y"
would make u n uU tho congressman
ana uth,r influences were against
me"
Hrur~py testimony uf FlUya T"toI ~
firlInrtun " Va. VIE uuisrttd Geo.
by counsel fur Iudu, Dayton. but
Chairman M,GllllCuddy ruled that u
must 20" admitted Goo set ut the truth
Tctcr Is a cousin Of the lat, e. r.
Tctcr former Republican candidate
for governor ana said IN, latter had
represented the Baltimore n Dhl"
railroad 900 .hr West NirgluIt logls-
lnturc tor MANY wears e. T. Tctcr
had told witness that Judge Dayton
had said he had used influence q"
secure his appointment tu the fed
rral bcurh Witness further sad
ut the Huuurl hotel u charleston.
iu February 1878. dollar looked os
large Us ,lrtV heel h,gJusc judge
/ Duytou hnd failed to appoint him a
receiver for telephone company
after he had helped Co get Judge
jackson of the bench urd Judge
! Dayton .u h.s place
Tcicr further said thai the exist
/ cnvr ~ uHshush, photograph oi
the late Judge Jackson taken in 1t
lauur city was known tu Judge bay
ton and that Judge Jackson never
would consent tp resign until THIS
phutogrpah was produced
Tetrr said hr had talked over the
frequently a., admitted Judg" puy-
ton is plauurt m q suit pending
against him over m, sulc Of coaI
lands
Congressman Gard. uf IN" commit
tee hearing the ease. asked the wit
ness rs this man tbaytonl drawinl
q salary ~ q federal Judge and al th'
same time tun,kiug In coal and oi
lands ""
Tho witness replied that he knew
only from hcarsay
Did you mak, the defense tha
this land was sold tu you hy fals'
representation 10, this man who nov
sits as q Judge
Yes. sir"
How long has this suit been pond
ing"
Ten years.
Ever come Coo trIal"'
40. sir number ut deposition
have been taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
CAUSE
GOES TO HOUSE
COMMITTEE
Judge Hewitt's Resolution
That Certificate of State
Canvassing Board Be Upheld
Sent to Subsidiary Body.
Estate Capital Bureau
(uf Evening Herald.
(5I DE Vargas Hotel.

santa Fc. y. NJ Feb. l6,--N When
the house convened this morning
Judge Hewitt. tls" minority leader
presented House Hcsulution 80. ~.
seating Frank " Boiorpucz as tn"
member from the twcnty.;t rd house
district. Sierra county, upon his Ger
uncatc of election issued yesterday
hy the state canyussing board. Tn"
resolution was referred Go the house
committee ON privileges aud elections
upnn "a motion TO-, Judge Mann and
without debate
Later in the session ar. Montoyu'
of Bcrnalilu. drew a roar of laughter
from the house when the gentleman
holding the sierra county seat, MT
Chavez. voted enthusiastically "a
table his libel bin when he said that
"hc wished now that BuJoruucz was
ia the seat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Gerard Reports Consultation
With German Chancellor
Upon American Warning
Not to Interfere With Ships.
BRITISH REPLY RECEIVED
BY STATE DEPARTMENT
England {. Proclaim Formal
Embargo on All Foodstuffs
Designed for Opposing Bel
ligerents Tomorrow.

Washington, FcD. i6.-AmbassadOr
Gerard al Berlin today reported on
his Informal conference with tae
German chancellor. DT. Won Beth
mann-iIollweg. ana 'other high Ger
man officials since the delivery of the
american note. warnin Germany
hgainst submarine attacks on Afncri-
can vessels.
The ambassador made no mention
of any conference with Emperor
William and was unable Go determine
the trend OF German official opinion.
For the most part, those with whom
be- conferred were nOn-committul and
reserved, which h. not unusual boz
advance OF the framing of a diplo-
matte communication.
ThrOughOut the conferences. no" %
ever the ambassador reported. he OBJ
served friendly fechlg on the part
uf officials in contrast 10 thc rather
ANTAGONISTS uttcranccs Of the Ger
man press. The ambassador trans
mittcd some of The editorials.
Dihcials here continue 90 decline o.
discuss the situation to any extent
40 answer viii be made To Count
Bcfnstorms note of yesterday, until
reply has been received from her-
lin 10 the American note sent teroush
Ambassador Gerard Both communi'
cations viii bc dealt with in another
note from the United Statce. II Wa'
stated. taxing up further the question
OF he war zone. Cspciall5 ON th'
prupusaI of Germany 10 strcN ml1c'
iu the new war areas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
SCANDINAVIAN GOVERNMENTS
UNITE ~ PROTEST To kAlSIl,

stockholm. CVia London. Fec. l6,
I..5 D. mD--Thc governments Of
sweden. Denmark ana Norway. haNS
ing exchanged Views last week, are
prepared nov To preaynt {" Germany
% note expressing opinions concern
ing the safety of neutral shipping 100
war zone waters. Identical with those
set forth IN the American note "n thi'
subject
This communication viii claim in
demnity for any damage or loss OF
lfr resulting from torpedo attacks
delivered By German wurships, and II
win bc accompanied hy a general
declaration protesting against the
bluckading of british waters.
A. the same time q note to GREAT
Britain viii express the disapproNH|
of these three powers ot the abuse
uf neutral dags
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

santa Pc. y M.,Fo b. lG.--Thc re-
publican majority In the legislature
today und themselves ~ "a position
entirely without precedent in the
party'H history In New Mexico anu
YER, rare ln the records of legisla-
tion wherein one party has been ~
complete control of a Legislature nH
is the case here \ complete dead
lock has resulted upon county salary
legislation az "a result Of the refusal
of the house to concur In the senate
amendments tn House Bill No. 2l9
and its blunt neglect to ask for a con-
ference m returning the bill to the
sruntc While not mandatory. thc
customary procedure would have
been Tor the house. in refusing TO
concur To ask for at conference. The
attitude 81 the house majority upon
its salary bill, however. appears Z"
be "hiu as 1t passed the house OF
nothing"
The attitude uf the majority la the
senate appears To- be I'VE have done
every wing We could and are now
done"
When the house bin came back to
the senate this morning with the re-
fusnl of the house 10 concur IN the
amendments II was referred to the
| finance committee upon motion col
Mr. Holt There Was uu suggestion
OF "a conference, or request for one
land NO iutimution as tu what iuturt
Iactiun would be When asked by th'
Herald what was likely to be done
| senator Clark. chairman OF the "
nance committee. said that frankly
he did not know" lie said II ap
pearrd that the refusal of the hous'
10 concur had been referred Ia M
committee and that az present ~
had mo- idea as tu what 10 do with u
The confession of the Republican
majority az To- their inability Go cop
with the situation and practically IN
only ray of hope Of settlement d
sight was the adoption this mornin
Of report of the committee ON ncu
tality. consisting nf senators Hinkl
and Page These gentlemen. atto
extended pour purlers reported IN
Hinkie- Walton Joint resolution I
the senate with the rccommcndutio
that Il hc passed This reaolutio
was introduced by the senators name
last week AS !. measure OF inter, en
Itiuu between lh' MallluB k"pA"llNo "a
factions aud hs the only hope In sigf
Of getting salary legislation out
the way. Il provides for "a bi-pnrt
san committee Of nine. four from GA
senate and five from the hnus
which Is 90 be- instructed To agrs
b upon bipartisan salary bill IN
- resolution takes H. place upon u
a senate calendar for tomorrow aftc
q | noon.
!. Republican leaders cunfess IN
- they are hopelessly at sea aud IN
p, the deadlock IL one of the most scI
- Gus pr record. when the senate a.
i jumucd tt's morning until tomorro
u afternoon az = o'clock "a was az de
~ stood that AN effort would bo ma
:, 10 get their actions together and.
~ the event Di failure. tnat resour
l. would bc had To- the aid extended
,r the Democratic senator's
ID The situation is best expressed
" a statement from one senator q
i- morning who said The all-powcri
twu-thlrds majority and IL aggr'
b. siye program of constructive legis
tion ~ ~ % tree
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Cabinet Discusses
Increase in Cost
Of Staple Foods
President Adheres to View
That He Cannot Place En-.
barge on Exports of Food
stuffs Which Nay Be Needed

Washington. Feb. ts--Increases in
the price of wheat. flour and bread
throughout the country were taken
up today by President Wilson and
the cabinet n was understood Sec
Rotary Houston of the department OF
agriculture soon will have available
figures showing the amount of wheat
in the country al present nE COM
pared with the amount year ago.
The letter Of Mayor Mitchell OF
New York. suggesting federal em-
barge ON the expectation of wheat.
was before the cabinet. but the pres
ident still adhcres 10 his Views thrt
he has no authority TO declare such
an embargo without sction by con
grcss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Becker's S Counsel
to Ask Another
Trial for Him
Police Lieutenant Convicted Of
Rosenthal Murder May Get
New Chance as Result of Ne
gro's Confession.

New York. Feb. i6.--J q. John
ston. Of counsel fpr Charles Becker.
former police liedtcnani under SEN
tence nf death for the murder of
Herman Rosenthal announced today
that within three days he would
make formal motion Tor 20 new trial
for BECKER. Mr. Johnston said he
would base his motion on the affi-
davit made in philadelphia by James
Marshall. states witness. rcpudiating
testimony given ut Beckrrs second
irInl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
HIITISu REPLY RECEINE3
IIN STATE DI1PAI,T MENT

Washington. Feb. l6.-Ihe iull
test ut Great Britain's supplementary
reply a. the American note ot De
.embyr s6 cunccrul1g interference
with United states commerce was
laid before President Wilson tudas
Arrangements for IT'S publication
have not been completed. pending ar
rangrments between Washington ana
London To- gre cut the test stimuli
tdEcously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Bomb Exploded At
Masked Ball in The
Bulgarian Capital

o Berlin. Feb. iG.--(By Wire =
. less To London. y;i5 q. MI =
Q Two members OF Sofas aria- =
. tocracy are reported o. have =
. been killed and ten others IN =
. jured ,hen bomb was ex- =
80 pIoded last niEht at masked =
. ball attended by representative
. Of the most exclusive society OF
. the Bulgarian capital. Adviccs =
. received here state that those
. killed were the son Of former
. war minister and a daushtcr ~ =
. the present war minister.
o . . . o . go . . . . =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
TIiRKEN To SATISFY
DEMANDS OF GItEECE

Rome, Monday, Feb. iG 6.la D.
M Private dispatches received
mere from Athens say the IMPRESSION
prevails ther, that Turkey viii satis-
&, the demands made upon her by
Greece following the ALLEGED insult
tn an alta ~ uf the Greek legation
at Cunmuntiuoplc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
TOItNINI. HIloCk ADE On
ROOD 10 BE PROCLAIMED

London. Feb. i6. t.iG 70. MI
The prohibition against loodstuns
destined for Germany viii be- former
Is proclaimed b., Great Britain either
tonight OF tomorrow, according to
present expectations and the gov
rrnments retaliutory mv vasurc 81
against the threatened German su'-
marine ''blocande" will go into inn
mediate erect.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16

Des Moiues. Iowa, Feb, ib.-lnd"-
pendent plumbers ON the witness
stand in the trial of thirts-siN mas
ter plumbers. charged with violation
oi the sherman antitrust law. today
dec dared that Il had been mex, TO I'M
possible for them to buy supplies IA
towns where there were local
branches of the National Association
of Master Plumbers of America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
Italy Must Go 10
Waror Haze ReDoh
Declares Gdnbdldi

= London. Feb. &c. tt;ss p. M =
. The prophecy tina, Italy would =
. mobilize her army within fort =
= uighs wss made here toady by =
. Riccotti Garlbaldi, the Italian =
. patriot lie said that ualess the =
. Italian government decided TO .
= participate In the war there =
. would be a revolution. =
. Hee q . q o o . q o . . . .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met at noon.
Committee to mN,stigatr the
charges uf lobbying against the
ship bill held a preliminary
meeting.
Various cloturc proposals wrtc
debated dt length.