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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Of rheumatism and scored certain manu-.
facturors whom he said practically force
their remedies on the profession By sd
vertising and PUBLISHING a few testiIno-
malls, In that manner bringing sufferers
90 q point OF belief where they demand
the alleged cure regardless OF the advice
Of their physician for or against II.
rheumatism IL widely variable" said
Or. Brannen. Its cause IL not uniform.
1ts Manifestations are not constant. Con-
se1uently II is not possible TO obtain
uniform results for any one antitoxin.
The treatment Ia not devoid OF danger"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
WILSON TO RETURN
AFTER REPLY COMES
Hears German Note Expected July s
and Will Be Back Day or
Two Later.
NO ALARM OVER THE ARMENIAN

CORNISH. n. IT,. July 2GPresident
Wilson today received official intoruia-
ton from Washington that Germany's ro-
ply TO the last American note on subma-
rine warfare may be expected about July
9, and in consequence he expected to re-
turn to Washington July . or 10. in order
TO consider the note with Secretary
Lansing and other members OF his cabi-
net
The president is hopeful that the Ger
man reply will be favorable. but he is
maintaining strict silence on the subject
and reservinE Judgment until he has had
an opportunity OF reading the note itself.
Ambassador Gerard has kept him fully
Informed of the state of official and pub
lie opinion on the question in Germany.
Not Deeply Disturbed.
Word came to the president from WASH
ington today that officials there are not
deeply disturbed over the steamer Ar
menian incident. and unless new facts
develop in the official investigation now
being conducted the sinking OF the ves-
sci is not expected to complieate seriously
the negotiations with Germany over SUBJ
marine warfare.
A request was received today from Mrs.
Amos Pinchot asking him 20 see Miss
Jane Adams OF Chicago. Miss Adams
was one OF the American representatives
at the woman's peace conference held
recently at The Hague and since the
meeting has been touring Europe with
other delegates interviewing high Off
oials OF the belligerent and neutral ma
lions OF Europe about peace prospects.
She also discussed the subject with Pops
Benedict.
The president was requested to see Miss
Adams In Washington next week. He
sent the request TO Washington and an
engagement undoubtedly will be arranged
later.
VIII BE Welcomed.
NEW YORK. July 2.--Jane Adams of
Chicago, who has been in Europe for the
last three months interviewing rulers and
| high officials OF all the belligerent ma
lions in an effort TO bring about peace,
will be rendered public welcoming Tues.
| day evening. July 10. at Carnegie hall.
by the women's peace party and other
peace organizations, It was announced
here. tonight.
Miss Adams is q passenger on board
the American line steamer ST. Louis,
which left Liverpool last Saturday and Il
due here Sunday, July 4.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
ADVISES ALFALFA
AS CURE FOR BLUES
Doctor Says il is Just Fine for Per.
sons Down in Mouth and with
Stomachs on the Bum.
FATTENs UP THE LEAN GUYS

CHICAGO. July S.---Alfalfa as a
remedy for indigestion and mental
depression was recommended today
by DR.. Alexander l.. Blackwood Of
Chicago, at the closing session of the
annual convention of the American
Institute OF Homeopathy.
DR.. Blackwood told of experiments
made with the new remedy on pa
tients at Chicago hospital,
During the last year observations
were made Of tho action Of alfalfa on
seventeen persons" he said can OF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Nebraska Horses
Get Stanton Money

STANTON Neb., July 2-(speciai Tele-
gram.)-The first day of the stanton
races was successful in spite OF bad
roads. Results:
racing, 2:25 class: Brown Betty, first;
Eva Direct, second; Shanty Mac, third,
Time, PIN, 2:1sk, 2:20k.
Trptting, 2;30 class: Nell Fellows first.
Christy Chimes, second; Y. Bufferton
third, Time, RISK, 2:30 2:29Ik, 2:2slS,
Pacing. 2:15 class: Rustic Patenter. first.
b ! sen Norval second; Joe Joe. third. Time,
Brown Betty. winner of the 2:25 pace.
is Stanton horse; Nell Fellows, in the
z'So trot, is from st. Paul, and Rustic
Patenter. in the 2;l5 pace, from Sterling,
Ill.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Bookwalter Urges
Stacking Of Wheat
From a staff Corrcspondent.)

LINCOLN. July a-(Special)-B J.
shinn. representing tho BooKwalter in
terests in southern Nebraska, which have
holdings OF thousands OF acres OF farm
lands. has issued a letter urging farmers
to stack their wheat Mr.. Shinn asserts
Morgan Interests are plannlng TO buy up
immense quantities OF wheat. taking adj
vantage Of the greatest crop on record
to secure II at low prices
A copy of the letter which Mr.. shinn
Is sending out was brought 90 the state
house by Gene Mumtord. Governor More
heads private secretary.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
ATTORNEY GENERAL GIVES
VIEWS ON WAREHOUSE LAW
(From a Staff CORE spondent.)

IFTnIW N 0UtII VIII VOUutWt.J
LINCOLN. July 3 Especial. )-Another
conference on the new warehouse bill
was held at the attorney generals office
Friday. Commissioners Hall and Taylor.
Secretary Allen. OF tie railway COM
mission. I'D Z. Smith and Nelson UpdylSe
OF Omaha. and Attorney Genreal Reed.
were present. Mr.. Reed gave his Views
OF the law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Serb Forces Occupy
Durazzo, in Albania

LONDON. July S--The Serbian forces
have occupied Dura1so. Albania. on the
Adriatic. according to the Rome CORE
spondent Of the Exchange telegraph com
pany,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Stop that eternal rent bill

Make start today to your own home. A small
cash payment and conservative monthly amount will
enable you to buy home and live in it rent-free.
You will only be saving by buying home but will
when is paid for and place which call
your 20 live in your old age.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Invest your idle money safely

1t is sometimes problem the greatest profit from
surplus money and yet have it safely invested
Stocks are unreliable and are bound to fluctuate
more or less
Good profitable and absolutely safe grows vail
each year If inteigendy purchased
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Enemy DElNGA nAACAs
The army of Field Marshal Won
Mackenzen has driven back the enemy
west Of Zamosc after continuous fight
ing over the Labunka and Por sector and
has crossed these rivers in part. Fur
ther TO the west the enemy position of
the line OF Turobin-Rrasnik the
latter place ON the vistula, has been
been reached (Josefow Is town on the
Vistala twenty-five miles north of Sand
omierz. krasnih lies twelve miles east
OF JoSefow and Turobin lie twenty-five
miles still further TO the east)
The forward positions at stronza and
Krasnik and these places themselves were
occupied yesterday
TO the west OF the Vistula river the
Russians under pressure OF our attack
evacuated their bridgehead positions near
Tarlow. Both banks OF the Kaoienna are
clear Of the enemy.
Troops under General Won Woyrzsch.
after successful fighting have driven the
Russians out Of their positions southeast
Of Lenno ana n1a. where they took 100
prisoners Of the Grenadier corps.
Driven from Positions.
VIENNA, July S-(via London )--oen-
eral Won Linsensens army has driven
the Russians from strong positions along
the dnei.a Lipa from FirijoF south
ward. according 10 an official statement
Eiven out tonight by the Austrian war
office. The statement follows.
After many days o. bitter fighting.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
DEFENSE MAKES ITS
SECOND EFFORT TO
QUASH INFORMATION

Trinidad Colo. Dec. 20. Judge
j G. wiley of the Twelfth district o.
today hearing arguments un g. motion
to uuash the Iurmatiuu filcd hy the
attorney general of the state in the
ease in which Attorney II. y. Hnw-
kius. chict counsel tor the United
Mine Workers and Associate Counsel
+ " clark are charged with subur-
nation ot perjury In couuecuon with
an affidavit made by one Grover Hah,
20 member ot the jury which on May
g last returned % verdict finding John
E. Lawson Mine Workers officer,
guilty ul murder boz the first degree.
This ls the SECOND time the dclcnse.
represented hN r. J. b'bunuei OF
Denver has sought Co uuush an in
formation. tine htst motion being sus-
tanned hN Judge Wiley last october
Hawkins and clark are charged
with haNinE induced Han 90 make an
vthouvit containing the alleged falls,
statements that the juror who had
voted fur the acquitted ul Lawson ai
FIRST had been oucrCod into voting ioi
% verdict ol Euilty hN the irregular
conduct oi jury bailm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
$4,000 SERBIANS
ESCAPED, BELIEF
IN SOFIA TO-DAY
At Least Ten Thousand Per-
ished in Effort to Reach
Scutan, Declares Cores
pondent Of Overseas Agency

Berlin Dec 20 Military circles
m sofia. saNs the overseas News
Agency. estimate that 10000 Sorhi-
ANS escaped tho forces th1l were at
urlug them Ol these. the BuIrlr-
Iuus slr. 2O. 600 attempted tu reach
Scuturl making the effort without
either artillery or hUWgasc. ut lousl
uur-third Of tn'm Uerishiug The
other 10000. according to these c-tl-
mates. marched into Albania, whore
e large number uf them were killed
hy the Albauiaus.
"DulN small coutngculs ot the But
garitu rtst army were sent uEuiu-,
the refugees uud mo- further events OFF
Importance are anticipated in th,
lhcIter uf wal where They have beer
operating.
In their campaign the HuWroue
u is asserted. took $4,000 railroad
trucks loaded with munitions. gun.
ana various other supplies 100 quauir
tics that hul been obtained hy Ser
un from the outeHtc powers during
the year prey iuus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
SchmidLeading
Figure in Plots
AUers Detective
Officer Who Has Been on Trail
of Defendant for Fifteen
Months Proves Stellar Wit
ness in Trial.
ny Eycning H,rAld Leased wlre1


Loi Angeles Dee. 90. Mathew \.
Schmldt was The leading ana not a
subordinate figure In the conspiracy
which resulted iu the blowing up OF
the Los Angeles Times building ~ith
the death OF twenty men, fiye years
ago, according to the testimony of
Donald Nosc. tho DIRECTIVE who was
placed on his trail fifteen months egu
and who appeared today as the star
witness in Schmidts trial ON charge
of murder
schmidt Nosc declared. recounted
at the home of Emma Goldman Ia
New YORK. september 23 1914, hi,
part in the dynamite plot and assert
ed that hc he'd carried IL forward in
spite of Anton Juhnnnsen. "a san
Francisco building trades organizcr,
who called "a meeting ot tabor leaders
1ud advised that it ho called on
Vosc. wro admitted ON the witness
stand that las real name WAS Donald
Nosp MoscrNu. was the mda who
caused the arrest OF schmidt m New
York iu February last. Re has beer
Kept iu seglusinn here since the trial
began. once several weeks ago. when
hc WIS found iu q hotel lobbs. ne was
assaulted hy number of men and
w'- saved and taken Co Riverside a
nearby city, by mem crs of his body
guard
At the beginning or his testimony
Nosc. or Moreryc. said that he lived
iu san Francisco iu september. 1910
q month before the Times plant wus
dyulmitcd ana twenty OF its wurkmtT
killed. He knew 40 that time DAVID
CaplRn, another alleged participant
in the conspiracy. who is awaiting
triul here ON "a charge of murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
Attorney Fails
To WHhdraw the
FederdlS' Suit
Counsel for Outlaw League
Not in Chicago and No Ac-
tion Is Taken in Litigation
Before Judge Lands.


chicago IIU. 200. itutn Nvsuc Al
dinptou counsel iur the Federal
league Il ltN Juti-trust sun aral ..U.
orsauizod hf-ehall auu George vs.
Miller, America lCagur attorney
Netr rrpuftsl out uI town today Ju..
10 was con dcred uul kci, tnut ap, ou
involving tho Withdrawal of tho suit
would hc tnspu TODAY.
Dni the three meluucfs ut fhe Nu.
tiuull commission and iu. IuI
league committee. ,ur. .IstI.s OFF pros.
Id,nt ChNuRtul Of thr Amor.,tl .s.
~pD.auun. Pre-. idrut Harru. uf tup ir
foruutIuual lcu-u, and Secretary Ill
rol of the National association HIi
represent ureaHlE,I baseball uI Ihs
peace meeting 800 1c hrII iu ,uc.u.
UtU tomorrow
CtucT-. however. muy attend
AssutI1co- that thc final "details 90
bring about pouDa would Doe ARRANGE,
uf the meeting were reiterated Is
Precedent Johnson uuI uih.r- tudu.
Charles a. W,cghbm president col
thr Chicuro Foicru's uud slated Geo u,
the new owner uI tho Cubs. arrived
TODAY from NtW Nurt. uId drcluret
speedy settlement ut the baseball ua'
was In sight.
President johnson said Dee knew
nothing cot committee to 500 jude
Lands and attributed foo the loss of
Telegram the failure Geo bring about
move m tho suit Mr. IuhIsou sait
that ut the New YORK me"tlur 30 tel
pgrom WAS sent Co Atturucs Miller
the AmeTtHu league attorney. direct
ing him to INTERVIEW Judge Lands
regardiug the antitrust case, uut M
Miller said hc. received Eu word
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
Small Loss Sustained While
Movement Of Retreat From
Suvla and Anzac Districts
Is Carried Out.
ALLIED MONITORS SHELL
POSITIONS AT WESTENDE
Position of Greece Still Re-
garded With Keen Anxiety
on Both Sides; Gounaris
Party Reported Successful.

London, Dec. 20 tll .ilt N. u. "H
Withdrawal uf tho British troups iron.
the Anzuc cove and SuNn pay rc-
gions 10. the Gallippl peninsula i- au-
nouuCrd boz O. rricf official communi-
cation gl,su uut here TODAY.
beyond the statement that the
mo. rWout was effected successfully
WIfn -muu LOSSES. few details are
given and nu ullutiuu s made tu the
allied lurCre uu the Srddul- i}thr
front 90 the rp cog thr peninsula
Some Indication of rho long sspyUt-
od UuDuriNc hN tho formuu- 800 llau-
der. whore the nassiEE ut Tcuturi'
rcar tur several weeks 70 Coutriurd 300
ofu.iHI British aud French report.
which state that under q cloud lf -a-
Gciuaus attacked British trench .s
northeast uf iurra. According Co.
tntsc reports tho Germans fiicd su
,ouuIotcN that tow uf th,m emerged
frum their own trcuehc- and th"si
who tid su were moved down hN ar.
tilrry tire.
AIoug the reminder of the west
cTu front the ,ntrrmluaplc arullci,
due continue with the Frou,h guns
near -t Mihlrl developing uh lutcu-t
nrc The Russian ana Macedonian
fronts so TAR a- the public b. advised
are Doe state ot comparative puicr'
teuct.
The position &C Grcoce Or 1Ill Tc.
gnrdcd with kcon anxiety uu hou
sides.
rny GuuuHTis party .s reported sac.
turluu- iu the Grrrk elections Hut th'
expected change iu lesd"r- i- NOT ag
,,pt.d Js Implying different Wtl'
tar, policy England - impuucutN
aWuiuul the crossing ui the irool
frontier tu see whether Greece WI
o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
Document Virtual Reiteration
Of the Original Demands Is
Forwarded Yesterday; To
Be Published Wednesday.
DATA GIVEN ABOUT 12
AMERICANS ON VESSEL
Ambassador Page Forwards
Information Relative TO
Sinking of Ship in Mediter-
ranean by Submarine.

NhNUlhhiHu. Dt'. gu secretary
Lansing announced today that the
SECOND American untc tu Austria ON
the sinking of the steamship Aucout
had gone forward ycsttrduN uuI
should reach Vienna tomorrow night.
While Mr. Lansing gave uu iutlm1tiou
eft it~ contents. the note ls understood
Go Doe 20 virtual rcitortuon OF thc ORIG
inal demands. with the Implication
that 10 is the United StHtcsi last word
on the subject
The toNt of .hc note will be issued
for publication in newspapers We'd
t'sday ltternoon. Mr. Lansing -aiG.
The note is about GOO words long
and although characterized by those
acquainted with its wording as iirm
In tone. is Faid 90 Doe somewhat los7
sharp than the first note in the tcno"
nt lts demands. IL b. based ,quarely
according to these officials on the
Austrian admiralty own version ol
Ia" AnCoua sinking and white refer
cnce is made Go American victims and
survivors, the reference is said TO he
more incidental than direct
The names of twelve Americans
slid Co have been on the AnCona when
she was torpcdoed were received to-
day hy the state department FROM
Ambassador Page nt Rome The ca-
hlcgrum reads as follows
lWtiNf Americans known tu haA0
been ON board the Aucuna were:
Mrs. Cccilo L. Greil. first cabin.
Joseph Torrisi and daughter. CAR
mela second cabin. bearing America
passports 2NS0 and 2NN1
Alexander Potaliyo. his vile. Ma
ria Nicoll Potalivo, two sons Mario
aged 10, and Irlandu aged n. and
I two daughters, Maria lrmiha. II
years. and Maria, ~ years. third
cabin. tPrcyIous spelling pattati, G.
was vrruucUus1
! "pusqualo Lauino. formerly men.
/ TONED AS Suuriuo naturaliled
! Mrs Francis Mascola Lamura. re
/ ported as wife of naturalized Ameri'
{ can citizen. ana child. name not given
/ "pt the foregoing only three az,
, known 90 survive. namely: Mrs. Greil
/ who lcft Rome 90 slu TODAY from
] bordeaux by steamer Rochambeau
/ Joseph TorrisL in hospital az Ferry
Vile. Tunisia, ana irlando Potalivo'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
DNuN DECLINES 10
ADNEiiriSI nIII. FIGHTS

Galveston Tex. Doc. TO -E Dem
ocraia our of the leading daily news
papers boo Mexico CITY has published
u notice to the effect that 10 viii here
after refuse to print advertisements
of bun nights according to q mcs-usc
today
Il is also reported that the agrtrian
commission Il the state ot Huchla i@
making uu examination ot Wl land e.
ties with view uf restoring cummun-
itN property to the people.
General Carrauza has notified the
governors uf 800 states. Says the re-
port tu prepare H report ua the status
ol all church property ANA submit IL
To the central uoNvtumcut ut once,
Hc has also Iouhcd them that the
central government hua solo lurisdiC-
tiuu iu the handling ut churcn prop
crtN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
FATHER ARRESTED ON
CHARGE OF KILLING
17-YEAR OLD CHILD
IBy Evenlne iierAld Lonsed wlrel

Paris, Tex, Dec, ZW.--D u. Nuitoht
father of Pauline Walton, ~, who
was murdered in he'd Ht her home
early saturday morning was arrested
today aud formally charged with the
murder oi his daughter
The arrest was made shortly after
a. m. nearly the entire sheriffs,
constahle's and police forces partici-
paiing. This was done. IL was said,
as "a precautionary measure tor fear
Of mob violence.
Walton al daylight was taken away
ry officers ON snuthbound train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
State Department Holds That
Asylum Should Be Extend
ed TO Bandit Chieftain as
Political Fugitive.
FINAL PLAN FOR ENTRY
TO BE COMPLETED TODAY
Permission to Come Into Unit
cd States Under Terms Nam
ed Guarantees No Indem-
nifty From Prosecutions.

Washington. Dec 2O-Stptc de-
pnrtmsut officials have decided that
General villa will receive the asl iuW
accorded political refugee should he
enter the united States. Tuls detls-
ION WAS sent last night to General
Funston by the war department for
transmission To- villa or his repre-
seututiNcs.
state department agents had re-
ported that nllegc informed aries had
y.uu,attd \IIu's Immunity from ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
PRESIDENT AND
BRIDE ANSWER
NUMEROUSNOTES
Executive and Wife Give Up
Plans for Recreation to Re-
ply to Messages Of Well
wishing From Friends
my Ev.ning HeraId Leased WiFel

IInI ~nTlnNH, va UNI- ~. ITV8I7
dent Wilson aud his bride abandoned
plans To- play golf today to reply to
hundreds OF messages of consra'nih
ton from personal friends, relatives
and officials
since reaching here the couple has
remained IN such deep seclusiou tha'
onlt members of their immedintC
party have seen them They expect
cd. however, to take an automohila
ride tate today Their private raii-
road ear was sent away today.
Arrangements for Christmas cele'
braiiun at the presidents hotel were
being made today. There VIII he y
large Christmas tree and special
musical entertainment Members o
the families Of Mr.. and Mrs Wilsnf
may come for the holiday nut No det
tuitr plans have hoen made
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
SWEET IS PLACED IN
CHARGE OF OPERATION
ON D. & R. g. SYSTEM

New York Dec. 2u.--Artuur r.
Sweet waA elected vice president and
general manager In charge ot opera
tion at % special meeting of the Den-
Yer a RIO GrIade railroad directors
In this city tdoaN.
Mr. Sweet. who 40 present is the
chiof operating official uf the Rock
Island system. viii tcsigu from thai
position at once and enter upon his
new duties without delay
lie succeeds e T.. Brown W ho re-
cCntl resigned when benjamin g.
Bush Was dcposcd from the ptcsi-
doncy of the Rio Grando by the Gould
interests
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
UNITED STATES ENTERS
PROTEST AT ST0PPAGES
OF PARCEL POST ON SEA

Washington, Dee u.-Ihc Unite
states has protested to Great Britain
against interference with parcel post
shipments between this country and
sweden. Secretary Lansing announced
today.
Mr Lansing said that the Swedish
minister had complained 90 fhe state
department thb parcel post ship
mcnts had hcen held up hy British
varships on the high seas
Beside filing a protest the state de-
r.rtmcut has asked Great britain tor
au explanation. MI Lansing said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
ENPTCTED FINAL PLANS
WILL IN MADE TONY

al pasu. Ten Dec 30 Final Jr-
rang"mc1ts for General Francisco
villa tu outur the United States. end
Ing hIs patton u Mexican tI.
fairs were tu Do" made here 900 noon.
sccurdug tu Information from uu-
thoutIc sources. Preparations to thIs
end vrr' begun upon rcCriui ui Sr..
retury llaslugs decision ihat Villa
would boz accorded asylum H- p puIit-
ical refugee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
EX-PRFsIDENT TAFT IS
RECOVERING FROM HIS
SUDDEN ILLNESS TODAY

La Crosse. Wis. Dec 1u. foime.
Pres. lent Tau VINO arrived here sIrk
n-t uiaht was muCh better this
m0rning
Ho arose at 90 o'clock ana said hn
thuught n' would hc able 90 attend
receptions arranged iur him today
land maze ul address tuushl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-20
Papers Signed at Noon Today
in Consulate in Ell Paso
Whereby Revolving Forces
Will Cease Fighting.
VILLA AND BROTHER
EXPECTED IN Ell PAs0
Elimination of Bandit Chief
tain From Mexican Affairs
Is Completed With Sigma
ture of instruments.

IBy Evening Herald Leased wlreI
III Pnso, rcN.. Dec. z0.--8cn-
eral villa with 800 men left Chi
huahna sunday. actordin~ 60 In
formation icachlng the viIiissa
generals in conference here. u
u believed by the generals here
lie may have rcpudiatcd the
agreement to surrender which
they had made with him.