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The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-seIling: for tvo-year-olds: three
furlonsS- Cars Boy. lO7: Margaret o.. lO7: Busy
Alice l07; John Douglas iO9: PGymhster. ITO: ITsn
Arthur. liz: School for Scandal. ia
SECOND RACE-seIllnE: for three-yeIr-ods and
upward: five and Ons-haR furIOnEs. Business Agent.
81: Tiara. %: 'MoIlIe Richards I02: 'Barshe lOa
'FGNns. l02: .Gray's FavOrite IO4: Tobin ROte LOG
PrOsperO's Son. lO6: Fec Gay. IO7: Jszan lO9: Gin
Rckey 100: Oakland. ll2: BertOdInO. ll2: Arcene.
ll2: York Lad lis.
THIRD RACE-SellinE: for three -year-olds and up
ward: FIVE and one-hAA furlOnEs. Jefferson. 95
-LeiGloha. lO2: 'Od Jordan. lOI: ReauIrAm. lO4
PrOspero's Boy. lOs: Billy Stuart. IO6: Yemassee.
I0T: Mia. lOT: R0seberE 9Th. lO7: MAEr Lad. 100:
Flying YANKEE. l0s: BogArt. 100: Anorst 100: KAY
dsrOseros. lI2: InlGn. ll2
FOURTH RACE-FoF three -year-olds and upward
Virginia Handicap: and sixteenth miles. Ivan
Gardner 90: Vsrenh. lO3: Chad BufOEd. l03 Lord
Marshall. l04; Polly H. lO4I Mary Ann X. l04
Just Red. los: Incidence. los: Old Ben 100: Robert
Kay. 1OT.
FIFTH RACE-SeIlinE: for four year -olds and up
ward: mile dtWenty yards 'Port Arlington. l0l
Jacob Bum. IOs: Ford MAI. 100: Electric. IOT
C0nsolsr. I0T: Servicence 100: Autumn. IOs: CoEs.
ia
SIXTH RACE-SeIling: for four-year-olds and up
ward: mile and twenty yards- Port Arlington. lOl
sBeau PeTe. 100: Delegate. lO6: Copper0En. los:
'lsipatO. los: Reno. lOs: Surprising. 100: Hotnn.
1os; Dangerous March. iO9: MycenAs. 10: Tis frus
llo; RaEenal. no: 'col. Cook. III: 'Armor. Ill.
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KING COLE SIGNED.
Donovan, of the Yankees, Gets
Pitchers Contract for 1918.

New YORK, Jan. 22-wiId Bill Donovan was a
recipient q letter from King Cole i1st before he
departed for his home. The King writes that he
Is N Tia" best physical condition. due to the trir
with the AuAmerican' and AIl-Natiouals and
tlat lo is Spending his time in California
pitching every in while for a California
semlTT team The King further states in his
letter that A. the training drawing near.
lie would like to know where the Highlanders arc
going 10 he located in the South as he wants u
IeIort to Manager Donovan SON as possible
Donovan unable 10 send the TItrher the in
frmaticn that he asked for in his letter for lust
az the present Wild Bill is uncertain where the
PLAYERS will got the kinks out Of their arms This
will not te decided upon until Can't. Huston p
turns fr1m the Federal suit aEainst 0. r. iu
Chicago
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ENDS WINTER FOOTBALL WORK
Twenty Promising Candidates Have
Been Unenrthed at Yale.

Ncw Haven. {. ur.. Iaa. - Winter football rT1c-
the at Ya.c ended las: hight, T1,r" will be no
workouts fo- tho csnulI1,cs tr Cart. Wil-ons team
'.ntil Ar5rI. wien lhc regular srInE practice will
t. held
Sever Iet,rn in th- lrLr.v ,f Yale football has
i.s,rc hrru UInrr- iI.. rr. lie tact that va
n this scar IL iurr-rt to hc indicative uf tie
unt,nninatInn % Eli '.rrIrT authorities retrieve
O." fortunes ~ the E.un un the Eidrun- S"ventv
,.rwdIdataz have ls7en Working t0~ weeks the
NaIr Csgr. This mon were on the
varsity squad I.-t 1s and from Indications coaches
'..rcr a l,,nTd rsiuaI neNt fall. Mon vino can.
[Gstrs iur other rcsmr GId not attend fOriLsil
7 zcflrr. Twenty nr1misiag candidates who have
FOr rsIorIrd fD- .~rrI an before worked undrr ihc
Jrc,rton oF Frank Hukcy. Dr. William T. Bull,
s,rd Cart. Wik1n
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Female Coach TO Stick

Cincinnati, Ohio. Jan. For the second con
seC7Itire season Cincinnati will have the uriqu,
honor Of having the only woman football coach
Last season Mrs Carrie Burkhart took hold Of
the Price Hill School football eleven as a coach
and she has arranged to again teach the boys the
game.
Mrs. Burkhsrt is Vassar College graduate
and an allaround athlete. She made . study
Of college football while in the East and when
she returned put it into practice by engaging "a
coach the Price Hill School, after she had con
TinCcd the school authorities that she knew mors
about the game than they did.
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WESTERN LANDS TWO
in TRIPLE-HEADER
Red and White First Team Trims St.
Adams School in Good Game
by a 43 to 20 Count.

The Western High School first team
defeated the St Alban's Cathedral School
Yesterday in the final game in a triple
header, played at the National Guard
Armory. by a 43-to-2O score. The work of
Peinie and Peck at shooting baskets
paved the way for the Red and White
victory.
The Western second team was defeated
in the second game by the St. Adams
second team. II to s, in one OF the hardest
fought games ever played in the armory
cv''' T''' goal shO0'inr OF LOCKER was
easily the feature Of the game. In the
uE ..lg gaI.c the Western High School
freshmen team landed a hard-fCught
game from Force School quint in two
hfteen-minute periods by a lO-to-9 count.
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To Meet Graduate Yankees.

The Reserve basket ball team will play the Gradual
Yankee team Of the boys department tonight as q
preliminary to the game between the Regulars Of the
Local Y. II. c. A. and the Central Y. NJ. G. A. Of
Baltimore. This game will start at D. m. and the
lineup will be follows: Y. NJ c. A.-McLaren
and Thompson. left forward: Lyford and Frederick
son. right forward Hunshs and Nash, center: HiIlA-
rides and FredsricksOn. Isft guard: Wight and Hin
wood. right guard Graduate YGnkees-ShAier left
forward: Bingley right forward: Galway. center:
Ford. lsft guard: MeSny. right guard Regulars and
Baltimore immedGtes after.
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Baumgartner to Join Phils.

Philadelphia, Jan. 22-Stanley BGumgartnsr, the
pitcher Who Charley Doom picked from the chi
cago University nine last summer. and regarded
a. one Of the bcst-looking lefthanders that has
entered the National League in yesr. will Be a
late arrival At the PhilS trimming camp this spring
Baumgartner vii be graduated from the Chicago
University Law School about March IS and
be will not repor to the Pills until after he
finishes his school tenn. COnsnt to this aTrange-
meat has been given By Manager Moran.
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Dates for Second Giants.

New York. Jan fine revised List Of sanes fo
the Giants second team made public YESTERDAY
BY John B. Foster. secretary Of the club. II con
tains exhibitions from March 13 TO the day bsforl
the opens and Is follows: March Il. L. y
and q. At Waco. Tex: March n and ss At Okla.
homa City: March - and % at Tulaa. Okla Marcf
81 At MuskoEee. Okla: April !. ct McAlestef Okla
April 2. at Fort Smith. Ark: April and !. a
Memphis. Tenn: April 9. At NashTilis: April and
10. At chsttanOOEs; April Il. st Norfolk: April i3
jola arst team Gt Polo cfouadk
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RICKEY PLANS BIG DEAL.
Intends to Send Twelve Players to
Minors.

st. Louis Jan. 2-TwelTe Members OF the -.
Louis Americans several uf them once considered
hrst-diviSOn players by ManaEsr Branch Rickey.
have been transferred to minor leagues in Secnes
deal acrurling to a story published here.
The names q scrsu players mentioned a. having
bcerl diyulEed by a Southern league snluCe
William Rumler Joe jenkins Clements. ,. Miller.
r. Walker A. JarnSick. and Tim Bovdcn. When
the deal is completed the names Of the SiI other
PLAYERS will be made puhlic. il was said
The players have not yet been notified Of the
changes the story aid. Several Of them will %
to Atlanta Ga.
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To Play Episcopal High.

Epiphany is sending two teams to AlszAbdriA TO-
day 10 battle Episcopal High School. Ths so-pound
team viu BE- composed Of: Forwards. Kelley Palmsl
and Z Dean: center. TOtten. and EuArda JEuish,
Rogers. and Cave O'Connor. The ART team VII
line ID foIlows: Forwards Marbury and Insley
center. DeIeadof Tsbb: guards. ssldsn and d.
Atley or Ambrose and Z. Deaa- A double vin Il
erpectsd they have been training hard for bosh
eames- Monday night the nrst team mesa Pea
Chapsl for The ehampionahip in the sunday BcAooi
League
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The Fits Were Misfts.

',lrsFn. Jan. -. Mr.. Julia FTtzsimm"n~ lrs-a
dn ubtninSd a divorce fr.m Rolrrt Fjzsmmuus
meHy worlds champion heavy weight IuEihs,
>.r charged cruelty
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Harlow Pennsylvania Coach.

Stats Conege Pa. Jan. Z2.-RichErd Harlow 70
three yeaB assistant coach Of the Pennsylvania
S.ats CoD=se football team. has been ehosen heaf
coach, snccesding William Hollenbaek. the forne
Univsntu q PennSlrania star. aocurding To A.
announomsat made hers today. Lawrence r. Whit
~. who vas captain a ne Darrnouth eisren las.
aaAD1. Vu b Haxl1w's GMA1aank
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Last DaY for Funds.

Richmond. Va. Jan. 2l-This is the last day for
raising $1,000 necessary to bring International
League franchise 10 this city and advocates Of the
plan arc tryinE To raise the money. They have
little more than half the amount needed
The Washington herald., 1915-01-23
Boxing at EYnnsitinn

San Francisco, Jan. z.-Ths committee % ana
tsur boxing Of the PanAma-Pacihc Exposition an
noSnced several events today. among them the eT-
position championship. open to amateurs of the
world. which will take place Nay 5 to &
In each tournament there will be eight classes
OF Contestants. ranging trum los pounds and un-
der to over rs poundE
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MYorris Bout Is Postponed.

JonlIn. Mo. Jan. -. --tarl Morris sTrained ankL
will cause T0strpnemeHt Of the fifteen round borI
between Morris and George Rodcl, scheduled f.
January =.
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Fordham Twirler q Giant

New York, Jan. 2-SecpstAry John Foster. Of the
New York Giants, announces that Al williams the
Fordham PITCHER. who siEned with the Giants hts
lat seasou, had signed his oontrac for the cnning
eAmraisr and would 20 South with the club On
March l. Williams Is no~ studying laV al FordhEm-
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CompanY I Wins.

A large crowd turned out last night to see the
most interesting PLAYED in the National Guard
District of Columbia League far. when Com
pany l. defeated Company NJ by the score Of 25
to H. The game vas featured by the close Euaryl-
ing Os the winners and the shooting Of Scott. who
shot eight Eoals. The snmmaN.
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Observation-Disclosures for Holmes, Martin fOI
Guy. Goals from fuor-JohnsOn ~. Scott Csl.
Ulrich 81. HGrgCtt Keane. HOLMES, schUab. Guy
Frey. Goal from foul-IOhnsOn. Tine Of halves
Is ond % minutes. 'nmekeeper-PrOf. Horan.
Referee-Mr.. Heise.
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Substitutions D. Miller for NUltr: Stevens for
Brown: HOFFMAN Tor Costello. Goals from floor
RYAN. D. Miller a.. McGrath 0Ol. Powers a..
Brcslln- Goals from frul-D. Miller and Powers.
Time a. halves 20 rinutes Tfmskeepers-Messrs.
Pla:z and Cousins. Referee Mr.. Hcisc
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Cathedral

SubstliUtiOns-Marrh Tor HOWden, kIeeS Tor
March, Potter for Marty Goals from fOur-Pcine
C9l. Peck a. Fuller. March Northup Holmes o..
HOwden. KlcEs q. Goals from fouls Peinie r9l .
MarrI a. Number # fouls callcd-C Cathedral C6l .
Western la,. Referee Mr.. De Grange. 6. W. L.
Time Of halves-aO minutes.
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Goals from foor-Roddy o.. Der IN. Davidson
~, Baldwin t2D. Bolton tg. Lowry. Francis. Free
tos5es madc-BoIton a. Dyer t2. Baldwin ~.
Fouls called on-Eastem tIOl, Amy and Navy u2,
Time Of periods minutes RefeTee-Mr. Beckett
Umpire-Mr. Obst.
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DR.. SHADE
SPECIALIST

Thirty years practice treating Stom-
ach and Nervous Diseases. Heart, Liver,
Kidney. Bladder Skin and Blood Dis
eases
Private ailments cured promptly
"0s' Neo-SalEerson Administered.
Ounsultation free. Medicines furnished, CharRes
lqN, HO1R 30 70 / and 70 s CloSd sunday
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Infelder Manda Released.

'hIraEn. Ilr. =. InHrdrr Msnda hes hern ~
leased nv the tHrcaEr Am"TlrRu- To a." Oakland
club uf the Tacn- Toast League
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EASTERN HIGH
DEFEATS PREPS
Capitol Hill Quint Captures
Opening Game from Army
and Navy.
WIN BY SCORE OF isis
The Work of Roddy and Davidson,
of Blue and White, Is Feature
of Game.

The Eastern High School basket ball
quint successfully opened its inter
scholastic career yesterday when they
defeated the Army and Navy team in
Y. NJ. C. A. gym in an uninteresting
game. The final count being 26 to Is.
The game was slow from the start, and
unless both teams learn the art Of
shooting baskets without fouling. their
chances for the championship are very
slim.
In Roddy and Davidson the Eastern
team has two very good men, and with
the proper sort of coaching should de-
velOp into players that the other teams
will have to watch. These men are as
good goal shooters with a few excep-
tions as have ever played in an in
terscholastic game. this being shown
by their work during the game. Line
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HulsWitt at Manage

GulumlriH Ohio Ian. 22-Rndy Hnlsvitt former
'hortst"p II tl" Columbus team. was today named
manager Of the team
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Railroad Quint Wins.

Substitution-Brown for Hicks Goals from floor
Dittoe ~. Johnston a. Smith q. Cuge %. Hin
%, Caps. Brady. Goals from fuul-Johnston (2D.
Hill. Smith. SCoTe-Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. .; Ken
dali, q
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First Battalion Wins.

The First Battalion defeated the Naval Battalion
in basket hall game last night in the National
Guard ArmOry by the score OF q to >. Lineup and
summary:
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Cathedral.

Goals from looC-Looker. Daniels e. Smith a..
Cobsrson. HeDU. Goals from fOuls-LOoker C5).
Goals missed rom fouls-Looker a. Smith (2l.
Referee-Mr. Morse. Time q halves-l5 minutes
Western Freshmen defeated Force School, 10 to
. in two l5minute halves.
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JJH&xie
nH--

SOUTHWESTERN DUCKPIN LEAGUA
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ARCADE puCkPIN LEAGrE.
NORTHEAST DuCKPIN LEAGUE
Totals....... 81 4s2 5l2I Totals....... 46 6l4 -
PATENT ExAMINERs. pUoKF!N LEAGuE
RECLAMATION DUcKPIN LEAGUE

TOtals.... 80 81 500 Totals........ 81 45s a;
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COMMERCIAL DUCKPrN LEsot,.
ERCHANTs' STORAGE co. LEAGUE
Totals....... 457 81 +s5 TOtals........ 40 SIS 4
K. OF c. INTERCOUNCIL LEAGUE.
RECLAMATION DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

TOtalS..... 80 81 VS. TotaIS....... SG S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
Spirited Duels by
Artillery Mark
Day for France
German Attack on Positions
Ypres Repulsed by Gun-Fire
and Infantry; Several
Trenches Demolished.

Paris, Fcb. C2sS7 -. m)-The
French war office gave out an ofn-
ciui report on the war which reads
Ia part;
"The day Of January a. was
mnrked as was January 30 by artil-
icry nghting, which was particularly
spirited ir sli the northern region.
TO the southeast of Yprcs the
Germans cndeavorcd to attack our
trenches to the north Of the canal.
but this movement was Immediately
checked hy the combined fire OF our
artillery and infantry.
Along the entire AIsne front, from
the junction of this river with tho
0ise. as Oar as Berry -du4Bac. our bat
terles wefF successful a. certain
points w demolshinR ffc hes IA
course of construction as N,Y a- shel-
tors tor machine guns and n enc-
ing several mire throwcr r fcll az
certain artillery dctachnoat. OF tho
enemy.
I'm Champagne. To- the northeast
uf D"suil -i.cs-iiurlus. we perfected
our organization IN little forest
which we took possession of the day
before yesterday.
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CAId. ENPREssES nEsIliEs
on THE pNlgTN n.Apt,U

The above letter issued ut f.as
Cruces Saturday Co uu mrmbcrs ct
the state Democratic committee.
meets the wishes of Democratic lead
ers throughout New McNirp who for
some time have been urging not only
"a meeting of the committee but "a
conference ot Democrats generally Co
consider the state of the party,
That indifference among Demo-
Gratis and differences within the party
had much 90 do with the defeat OF
Mr Fcrgusson and the Democratic
/ legislative ticket luu November is
now well understood and Tor some
time pagty leaders have realized that
an immediate adjustment of party
affairs and the perfecting of AN ef-
ncient and harmonious organization
must Doe Effected if the party is Co
| hope for success in 1915 The call
Of the state chalrmau 10 the commit
tee members Is accompanied boy "a
letter 30 prominent Democrats
throughout the state, ursinF them "a
attend the conference ON February
13
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
HALL Of JUSTICE
BILL OFFERED
IN SENATE

Santa be. y. ~. Feb. t.-statc Sen
ator Isaac Barth introduced bin In
the senate this afternoon for the CON
st'uction of "a hail of justice at an
expense ~ s50,o00 to the state. The
bin provides for a bond issue Of $50. .
O0o Of four per cent bonds. running
30 years, the construction TO be un-
der the supervision nf the hall OF JUS
tice construction cnu mission OF III
three members Go pr D. pointed by the
goycrnor The bond --lr is 10 20
submitted 10 thr s'srs he nest
general election.
10 is proposed To- locate He hHNd-
ms upon land owned by th, s,lf ast
east of the executive mansion. the
work is TO be done by convict tHnor
and all material possible to be cur
nished by the state penilontiary. This
proposed construction X approved b.
the supreme court and lawyers gen
orally ana some building of the kind
will sh0r,ly 'he necessary Go relieve the
condition of congestion IN the capitol.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
CONST|TUT|ONAL|TY
OF rs CLASSES
ATTACKEDBYHOLT
Attorney Generals office
Quoted As Find and As Not
Finding Objections To Now
Most Popular Plan.

Santa Fc y N. Feb. i.-Broakors
ahead for the individual county clas-
sihCutiun bill for county salary pur-
poses appeared this afternoon al the
time Tor the assembling OF the joint
committee 10 hear the various coun-
~ delegations upon the proposed sal
aries FOR the several counties. II was
stated freely by leaders uf the ma
muiritv in the senate that the bill as
drawn be- unconstitutional in that It
is local nd special legislation as de-
nncd by the constitution.
senator ~ e. Holt the majority
floor lender in the upper house. de-
clDr,d that the constitutional phase
of the Individual classification plan
had been thoroughly thrcshcd out ut
the lnst session ut the legislature.
when il wss shown that 30 was inn
possible under this plan to avoid the
restrictions of the constitution.
Under the California plan" Son.
atut HoIt said. where the individual
class fcutyu exists q b. based upon
population, and 100 that state the cl"H-
slurauon of the aN counties s'r'f To-
utciy has been possible cu the pupu-
latiou hHsis In our state it is clear
that an effort Co classify upon p"pu-
lutiun would bc impossible" since
some of our counties with the largest
popuIutiuu. a. for instance Rio NJ
tiba county have very tow properly
valuation We went over this Wh"l'
plau u the last session. seeking every
russthIc way to make it work, and "ll
thai We have hccn able iu hnd lr
opinion fustaning the view thnt i' ~
unronHtiuHiunu
Mr Iiuu expressed the opinion
tH.u the tndivlduat classification mn
would NOT reach th, senate W" hlH'
said TINT hr Thought perhaps. mcm-
b.r. oI tho Iuiut committee hHd mis-
understood the attnruc' general Wh'
has b,ru quoted as sus'ifnluS '"'
,ur.tIiuiiuuAliE uf tho proc ''h'ht
Ntfufu,, General CLANCY H '"ulln'"
Go his num. uy H slight hlu'fs ''''N
nut n W.. said 20 hts ufn." mat u'
,uuuuut.uuN objection h'd ''"
,,tri tu tho udiNidIul Glaze li'a''"h
rluu ...
Iudr, ua0rui tho nrw"'t'l' '
t,,l.r ID ~, huus,. expressed 'h'
,ufu.un tupr lur ui uud"un''d'N We
Unconstitutional In the form bon Wh'h
il d, nov drawn md wh..h .l".r'i''.
,h, counties u, unm" judto How NV
Thought h,t h, dtfn.ult> COULD ''
.,,r.,ms hnW'N,r 1N Hn indlE l""'
valuation classification which w'''"
,s.tt Yp pua,iblo llr ALSO ri"p'+''
tn writ, INTO th, title oi the htll ln'
v,ras which make it otherwise nm.
uo,.fuIy tu classify, 30 being h'la 'n'.
IA. constitution do"s not prom. ''
.r...tI l,st-Itiiuu whore on" "'h''
t.u. nr Legislation can bee made '' "'
"a situation Iu spite ~ Hll ih'~' '''
tutiaus to the individual chssi'l'a
mon hu DO aIu seems n" n" lh" "hN
measure upon which th"r" H any
rnau,, Of agreement "u county '''
aT.cr ...
n is now probable chat the leaders
Iu tho senate will stand "u' Tor 'u'
~. classification mu SUBSTANTIALLY az
b., .,ur from the uunn'' commute
and that action ON county s"I'' '''
ma, return Co tho md"nn't" status
existing before th, individual 'l'''''
ala,Iou mu vua proposed.
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London. Fec I O2:37 y. mD-Oncc
again British interest in military ac-
tivities on the continent has been
oNcrshadcwcd momcntnrily by the
fact that Germany has brought the
combat 10 Great BritAin's front door.
What b. regarded here rs the new
German policy OF submarine block
adc of British ports is temporarily
cnectual. at ieast In the case Of Bel
fast where Etiiiugs have been sus
pended. Liverpool authorities. how
ever. announce that no interruption
In the trade Of that port is contcm-
plated. The two British merchant
steamers torpcdocd by Germans of
Havrc are the largest commercial
vessels that have az yet fallen vic.
Tins To German submarines; the
three ships sunk In the irish sea
were small coasters
Reports of Russian operations over
a vast area Cuutiuu" 90 come from
the continent The Russian occupa
tion OF Tahriz n Persia has been
confirmed, and thc Russian army
which pushed tho Turks out OF this
provincial capital of Persia. attoi
their brief stay u,re. is sweeping a.
tho south and Go the wcsJ
la the DHrpath,ans sharp nghtini
took place sunday in the forests
where the Eur-llus are striving I,
retain command of the passes which
keep open the way behind them
Berlin SAYS the situation iu all parts
of the Carpathian thcator ur war i'
favorable.
lu France aud Flanders the siiua'
tiun shows mo- striking change, al
though ntrd fighting h1s continued
for twenty hours near La Bts
see ana in the Nrguuuc.
The allied armies VIII he largely
reinforced with new troops IN th'
next fortnight
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SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN II
INAUGI ~ GERMANS

Bcrlin. Feb. g. ,ny wireless to
SlyNilc, l.. Ip. Exploits col the Ger
man submarine U-al, iu the Irish
sea, have aW1tcncd % lively satistIc-
uon iu Germany and they are ~ -r-
ally looked upon AS naugugatur "A
serious cnmpdign of submarinc war
fare on British commerce,
The demonstration that German
submarines can operate ON the west
coast ct England Is treated I'm Ber-
lm us an achievement "f the utmost
importance. Gcrmrn naval men be-
licyug that it is hk'ly T." make the
British policy OF starving out Ger
many re,oil on Great Britain.
Ncws uf land operations In both
zones les soarcor today than usual
German military experts are watch
inr Developments ben the Carpathian
mountains. whore further successes
tor the Austro-GcrmUu forces are oN-
pcttcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-01
THREE PLEAD GUILTY
TO FRAUD CHARGES

So Louis Mo. Fob. O.. Pleas %,
gmut wen, entered n IN" ird''''
district court here TODAY boy ihr''
defendants u the to-"allrd ''r'''
western iobnirp frauds The case
involved alIcrcd fraudulent m"rr"",-
rtr transactions amounting Geo " "''-
lion dollars.
~ wa. charged that m,r'handIs,,
solid uu credit Co one ui 'h''n "'
store. would hr shifted CO. on"'n''
.rurr and that then the nf~' ''"''
would avoid payment hy s"ins 'n''
mukruptrN.
Those pleading guilt, today were
charlie. T. greenfield. Julius stem
b,,dt and Meyer HutUIu
Greenfield, n wsz understood. nav
Yrt,,d tn testify Tor the pr"sc' nt'"n
Nrtcr the pleas ot guilty had nee. n'r.,
entered sc,cu other defendants wen,
io trial iriml, They wcr" -'wl,'
tr,y.u uarr, s cohen, Alfred COM
berg. samuel bernstein Jacob LIP
man Jacob o.. Iuhuwiiz. Mau'''
,.nrirl,rl viii oc tried separately.