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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
AUSTRIAN oFFICIAL NOTE
HAS OPTIMISTIC TONE

Vienna. Jan. J, tVn Amsterdam
ana London. i2;f0 y. mJ--An Official
announcement on tho progress Of the
war was give out IN The Austrian cap
ltal today ID refera Ia events OF yes-
terday aud IL as follows.
In Bukowina and the Carpathians.
the Russiuns developed great activity.
our troops are holding their positions
on the Suczwa river. Ia the upper
Cscremosz territory. also farther ives.
Of the ridges OF the Carpathians. in
the valley of the Naygag. whore yes
terday near Ockoermezoe, an attack
of the enemy waa rcpulsed with heavy
losses 20 him, IN tho upner iAtorozn
district aud nrrth ~ 90 Csznk pass.
To the west uf this pass ull other pas
sages over tho Carpathiaas are oe-
cupicd sy our troops
In the distriet of Garliyc and to
the northeast of Zakhczyu determined
Russian atiacas were Icpulscd every
where
ION the Nida everything is quiet.
Further 20 the north the attacks OF
OUR allies are progressing.
In the Balkan war everything is
quiet 10 the east of Trcbingn our
artillery compelled the MontcneRrins
ta retreat"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
GERMANS ABANDON
PLAN To REGAIN
ST. GEORGES
High Water at Hamlet Which
French Artillery Demol-
ished Leads to Change in
Strategy.

Berlin. Jan. J tby wireless 10 Lon
don. Ian. /. sstf p. m1--The fol-
lowing official communication wai
given out today at army keadquar-
terF.
I'm the western thcater 81 waT
noshing of importance has happened
near Nicuport The idea of retsklnr
tbs hamlet Of 81 Georges. which has
been completely demolished by tht
enemy's artillery fire. was abandoned
W view Of the hiGh level of the
water there.
East 90 Rethune. 20 the south of
the canal We captured an English
trench.
I'm the ArEonno our attacks made
further progress. Another 900 priA-
oners. six machine guns. four mine
throwern and numerous other arms
ana quantities OF ammunition fell
into our hands. a French camp
northwest of 81. Mihlci was set on
nre by our artillery. Attacks al Fiji
rey and west Of scnneheim. which
were repeated yesterday. were re-
pulsed
In the eastern theatcr.
The situation on the East prus-
sian frontier and IN Poland remains
unbalanced. A heavy mis-, Is prevent
ms all Operations"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
Frank Disclosure
Of Note Dispels
Irritation
Publication to Complete Text
of Communication to Great
Britain Clears Air Material
ly Abroad.

London. Jan. I. (i2;3s p. m.)--The
publication In London Of tie text OF
the american note to the British eov-
Urnment on the question OF unNArS
rantcd Interference with American
shipping has d,speiled any irritation
occasloncd by the incomplete sem
tences In the first summary 9f the
communication cahied from tue Unit
cd States.
The Pail Mall Gazelte today voices
thu general opinion. when 1t says.
We could perhaps plncc our anger
on certain contentious advanced IN
the note whieh show some failure "a
appreciate the difficulties Of our pO-
sits0n. but IL IL not our business TO
chop logic with the government Of
the United States. Sir Edward Gray
may b. trusted 10 give the govern
ment az President WiIsoa all the sat
isfaction Il can properly ask. while
at the same time indicating with cour-
tesy ana firmness the measures our
position az a belligeren, power COM
pei us to continue. The government
OF the United states has shown every
disposition to put itself in our place
aud recognize our difficulties. Our
government viii not show itself TO be
less fair minded than that OF Presi-
dent Wilson. short OF sacrificing our
best weapon for bringing the war for
a spcceesful and speedy end nothing
will be left TO meet the wishes Of the
United states"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
KAISER SENDS GREETINGS
TO BAvARIAN M0NAKCHs

Munich. Jan. 1. CVia Berlin. The
Hague and London, l.0i .. m,)---En-
peror william. replying 10 New
Year telegram from the kins aHu
queen az Bavaria. sent then maJestieS
lhc Following;
n reciprocaue your good wishes ana
those OF all Eayarlans with al my
heart. You speak after my own heart
wheB you sas7 we al have hut one
thought. hich b that a peace. WORTHY
OF the sacrlnces already made ana
stin to De made. he secured Tor the
beloved Fatheriand in tho new year.
How splendid IA this coclIeetion =
Il that the aerman princes ana the
German peoples are standiftg together
In interchangeable hdelity, with Goo
help. 60 achieve with oafr heroic
troops that victory for our Just cause
which we expect with unshaken CON
ndence. In cordial friendship,
(slgnedD WILHELM" 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
HEWLETT TELLS on ENPER-
HENCE ON AERIAL RAID

London, Jan. J. ffttt p. m.1--The
experiences Of Flight Commander
France Hewlett during the recent
aorial raid On the German naval case
al CuNhmVcu arc described In au an
terview with the aviator, transmitted
TO Reuters Tcaeeram company frnm
Amsterdam. Commander Hewlett
who was believed to have lost his lie
uniil it was learned yesterday that he
had ooen picked ~ by steam traNlcr
aud landed u Muiden, Holland. sus =
he believes that be hli a German war
ship with one ot the bombs ne
dropped
Il icft the hahip souadron." said
Commander Hewlett - ran into "a
thick fos and aricr a time found my
fclf near The coast 81 Schleswig. }
flew over German territory n1d even
uuully came near OuNhlNeu
when me mist had cleared ! saw
that ! had luft nay direction. dc
sccudcd at q certain point assembled
again and HrW over the grru Ger
maa nrct pnd the tr1Wltrs which
were hiug under steam behind Hell
fuinnd
"A formidable Tire was directed Jt
n,, and / replied with heavy nuul 1-.
IL is my opinion that hit one of th"
gcrmau vessels because soon alter
wards dous, smoke arose from her
Il was ulauir to nnd the British
fleet AiN motor was running hot and
was compelled to descend. ! was
pi, S,d up 1y Dutch trawlcr but de-
strospd my motor and sank the hydro
blame before I boarded the tuiWlcr at
30 90 clock ou Christmas m"rnirs. :
STAYED aboard the ,rJWlrr six DAYS
during thc teri .hle storm.
Vancouver p. g.. Jan. THE Rus
iinn volunteer nrct steamer ramboN
arrived from the orient last night
AFTER disehargiug her Dargo, she viii
take ON great qualtity ot hcnNy
Held gums ana proieruics manufHrtur-
ed In Pennsylvania and shipped west
over the Canadian farihc railroad.
O1r large cargo of American guns
shipped rom Vancouver has already
arrived at NiGdi' ostok ana is being
hurried go Poland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
NTW YEARS EVENTS SHOW
EFIECr OE WAR ~ PERIIN

Berlin, Jan CVn The Hague and
London. i:05 D. M l-- Berlin last night
at the passing OF the old. year showed
strikingly for the FIRST time since the
outbreak of the war. that the llfp ot
the city Is not proceeding in its nor
mai channels The customary celehra
Ions which welcome the advent of
the new year. were almost entirely
lacking
Whore twelve montha ago hundreds
Of persons had congrcgoted To- take
part In the festivities this year. the
pianiiestants could hc counted hy tens
u'.i the merry througs which former
b rDWdcd the main thorOughfares of
Hcrlin ON NcW Years eve, were re-
placed Inst night by a limited gather-
ing of citizens whose serious mien
gave the occasion distinctly solemn
aspect No horns were blown and no
BELLS were rung nor could any other
noiseinahlng conirivauce be heard.
Even the customary "proslt neuiahr'
was missing
Another fact that struck observers
of the night doings was that compar-
atively few men were present. Form
erly the police were very ousy on Ngw
Years eve. hut last night they virtual
~ had nothing to do.
THE same condition prevailed every
whore. In the large cafes and res
taurunts. where usually merry crowds
welcomed the coming OF the new year
with song and laughter eYerything
was quiet, The people did not even
throw confetti Fy common consent
this form uf amusement was omitted.
That the thoughts Of the people were
with their dead on the battlefield was
unmistakabie,
All The amusement places In bef-
lin. cyon those with an aisht Licenses,
were closed 80 I O'Clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
LITTLE ROCK BECOMES
OASIS IN ARKANSAS

Laitle Rock, Ark. Jan. i.~-hos
sprsuea saloons were re-openea AZ
noon today aud that city now a tne
only wet" spot n sbe stare. saloons
In an other cities were closed q m'a-
night ami under the statutes 9turqns
consalnins majority Of the names "
white adult citizens must IS pFeaentea
40 the county court before they ca"-
secure licenses.
The Hot sprsnss petition containee
about 3. see namoH The license Wa
re.lssucd without contest from me
an,l.ilauoT forces. iAstlo Ross = eN-
peotcd TO remain drs several weeh4 ~
the petitiona here SIN are snid 70 %
short 81 the number of aiennlnressfsT
nulred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
VILLA DENIES he
QUESTIONED THE
AUTHORITY Or
GUTIERREZ
II Obey and Respect the Or
ders Of the President" Ne
Telegraphs; Il am his sub
ordinate."
CARRANzIsTAs CLAIM T.
GAIN At RopRIGuEg

washlnatos. an. onnern, vi.
IA. in a 1e,snran. ,nsee ,e~. rsen. q,
uexloo citv AZ ~ aseors t,&re A..
nlm that he haa anestloveS ~. arm
nrsty nroeia,na1lon ~ ssenefsl fsa.
tlerrex
~ ohev ana re~nect the oraors AZ
preslaenf outlerrep.. villn .ele.
araphed II an III anho,s.if..e.A
Fnrther 6e,eilx ~ IN. .asbf1r~ ~.
tween cartanra ~ vII,a lro<,.,, n..a,
Ta,n,,,cn renortes - r..,,t n. ve,a
cr,z dlnnasebea. we've res~,te4 's. s64ev
In oflletal dlanafctea tn she f8rraa4a
\ !" s.arns "ae's s,.ra '''' y - r" r"
The Following message va r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
lT1DEnAL GENFIlAI. UxEcrrED
ON HACIENDA M COAsKUnA

81. Loula Jan. l.--Mapuei Garlic
I,ueo. general IN tho Mexican ff0r
eral army. was executed on h- hael-
enda Ia the ntats of Coahulla laa.
month. according 10 word reeeiyed
hers last night by zach Tinker. his
fnther-in-inw. through tho state de-
nartment az waahinafon,
General f.ngo was Inc Mexican
military representative a. the Louis-
lana Opposition held here n lRot. -
married Miss CeFrie 1inker ot ~
Louis. He was renotieu 70 own w
Geo acres OF land and other sninAo'e
property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
METHODIST CHUHgH HEAD
DIES AT HOME ABROAD

I.onaon. Jan. estvs > nO--rhe
death has been announeed of ~
1ames puckworth, former menapef
~ parliament and president Of ne
United Methodist Free cnurehha'
i sir James wnn horn 10 iafo and
was promlneut In Methodist ehnich
work In England IT. began 10 earn
hls livins ia q cotton miil hciere ne
WAS seven years oid ~ ina leitef
wears of his life ~ built up VAST
provision business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
Todays War
Summary


to the boltum loslay aud appar-
entity Gesrnanx has setred aenID
Ivy her novel lllethasis % sca Rght-
Ina. The f3.ooa-tan hatticshsp
fsif1nidahles carrying $50 men,
wRs sunk Ia si,e l2iglish tlslrneI.
Wheeler sIif wns destroyed by q
submarine o. = mine has not bccn
determined. - TAR ~ Il known
tilo ogiis uirifiih.ie ~ her crew to
survive are "a men who werc
piciScsi np by "A british cruiser.
Fighting on land - proccedlng
along virtually the same lines A.
during the last few DAYS. The
Bcriin war ofIirc announced today
the abandonment of THE attempt
Ca Fc-takc tho Belgian town of ~.
Georges. recently captured ~ the
allies. On account Of the high
water.
Tho heaviest lighting In the
west yesterday was IN the Ar
gonne. Tsc BcFiin ofiicinl state
mcnt tsserts that ground VIA won
there aud that 100 prisoners and
a quantity of supplies wcrc taken.
Ths' frcnch war ullssc admits that
the Germans advanced 50 yards Ia
places. The niiic-. ID IS said. are
making progress f0nl ~ fnos IN
the hEttlc Tor Possession os tlse
Al-atian town Of Stelnlach.
lea Pchnd lighting has bcen all
hut halted hN a heavy mist. itus-
sian ATTACKS In Galicia. near the
Carpathians. are declared az
Vienna to have hccn rcpulsCst
Publication In London OF the
text or the note concerning Brit
ish intcrfcrcnUc with American
shipping las aliascd irritation
there which arose. from fRlsc ina
prcSsiUns of the tone IN which the
communication was phases. n
h believed thcrc thnt la view of
the British goyernmcnt's aVowed
intention uf treating the question
In tliu same friendly spirit a.
shown hY the American govern
nctn. an amicnllc adjustment
speedily will he arrnngcd.
Emperor William la u stirring
address a. hi- soldiers ami rnisOfs
on the first day of the nt'St wear,
refers Ia the brilliant f!crman
victories since the opening OF hos
Utilities and thcn laN~ emphasis On
the statement that every attempt
oT the cncfhics of the Eathcrland
To enter upqn Gcrmnn territory la
numerical strength has Taiicd.
Iscliind uic army and the iicct
T. the Gcrthnn nation. his majesty
declared. prepared for every -acri-
ncc to protect the country from
outrngeous invasion. in conclu-
sion the emperor cail~ upon hts
people tO fa,c the new year un-
illnchingly aud Ia win new Vic-
tories for tile Fathcrlnnd.
A. the wear 1913 opens. after
ave monthe ~ hostility la the
great war; the lighting both IN
tie castrrH and western nreniS ~
going on MltlInin decisive result
fur either side There has besn
no material lct-up with the advent
at severe winter weather Ia the
determination and severity Cf the
encounter. in folnhn t'l'fr are
today active hl-'iil''''s ne'"e''n
tss'fnlans AMI itu~s'h"s ue'"eeii
the Nirtuln ana iii''" iiNer-' an"
along the hatilc iu'e ~ franc
from the -cn a. Switzerland there
are almost '"niii'"""~ cN.i'nnss'-
~ arilil'ry hrc OF m,"hps
chaises asphis'' ''eh' me- in"""e"
nv de~lNtutt Cnhutff uttH' ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
cARaANzA's FoRCEE CLAIM
no HAVE DfsFEATEp vxfa.sisrAs

Galveston Tax, Jan ls-~<htfanHe
hendquar,ers AZ Vera crus repoF,,,n
10 the Mexican CONSULATE hefe teaag
thai Ocnerai uoaxales nnd snntetsa
severe defeat upon villa sofees ~
Rodrigucx, near san Laia fotpss. -
IA also claimed that cartanrA forcrs
have compieteiy invested paehis from
which they were dIfNen, ~ 1Ape'a
forces sometime aHo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
EPIscopAL BISHOP sNsTAlNs
INDlGNsTiES ~ NhhtCtl

anita re. y. NJ. Jan, i'--henfy -
AYES. Episcopal bishop q Asxieo,
was rol,ned of his ynluebiea nnn ms
vito and daushter gEoosly insulied p
The ianxintns on their fefiFemen'
fram that country. ateofoiue 20 let
lers received here from unatA.aiAra'
Ftfteen soldiers broke into hie house.
rannacked deery room and took away
aria In eotd. thFee gold ~nichep ana
wearing appafel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
WILSON MAY VETO THE
IMMIGRATION MEASURE

Washingt0n, Jan. i.--,President WI.
son is expected by some admiulatrar
tion officials 70 vetn the immiefatlon
bin if 4 comes % him ssoniainihg the
iteracy test whlch the senaic yester-
day refused to strIke out. The preei-
dent does soi bereye y literary test
Is a tesi q a qualisy of an Immigrant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
WAR RoOTY CNPrTRED ~
DECEMBER ~ EXTENSIVE

Herlln thy wireless 10 London,
Jan. /. 3t4l 70. NJ An unofficial re-
port from the Woln agency reads ~
follows:
I'VE lsarn from the main head
quarters that the war booty taken
hy our troops fighting in the Argonno
In the month of December amounted
altogether Co 1850 prisoners, twenty
one machine guns, fourteen mine
thrOwers ami one bronze mortar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
stock uusold
About half that
Of last year


Boston, SIAN. 1.-THE COM I
= mercioi BdIletin will tay tomor- I
= row. 4
y "our canvass ~ the entire 4
: country shows total stocks of 4
= wool on hnnd ano uutpid az the =
= close of the yepr iff of sa.- =
= 70i.7hs pounds, aa compared Z
= with a total lHsi yesr uf 93.- =
= 0s2.2fs mounds. Tho Hoston =
. stocks tolallod thia yenr $500 Z
: 2es poundA. against t2,S00.sfo Z
. pounds last ycar
= The market this work is very .
= strong. with mediums and coarse =
= woods keef.ly sought and sone- Z
= what denrfr The 4nnda mar- Z
. ket - without material change. =
= war contrasts Vorstrptinp the =
. bulk Of the hu~iness =
. OSeeee6e1eReAeNee . e6 .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01

Mnsnn city. Iowa, Jan. t.-infor-
nation chRrginv Mrs, Charlotte Van
Horn. who was arrested i1 pcs
Muiurs yesterday with hrst desrec
murder In connection with the death
of her husband Chester Van Horn ON
November go ust. W5s filed in Justice
rourt here TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
COLORADO SALOONS
ARE PERMITTED TO
REOPEN BY AMM0NS

Trinidad. Colo, Jan, saloons
'hroughout the strike district of ias
Nnim1s and Huertuno ouunt.es are
open today hy authority granted
'hrouvh the expiration of the procla-
mation of uoyornor J.. NJ. Ammons.
The salons In the two counties have
been closed since Apr.l 23
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
FORAiIDABIE'S CASUALTY list
HAS UNKNOWN PROPORTIONS

I.ondon. Ian =. Cs.ft p. m.)--'rhe
Brliish battleship Formidable was
sunig this incoming IN the British
channel BY either a mine or a noD-
marine. according to an announcements
given out By thc ofticlai Information
bureau.
rhe text Of the bureaus statement
follows;
''rhe battleship Formidable was
sunk this moruing In the channel hur
whether By a mine or n submaflne =
not yet certain. scventy-one Survivors
have been picked up by British liEnt
cruiser and it is possible that others
many have oeen rescued by other ees-
sells.
The British battlesnip Formidable
had "a displacement Of $4,000 tons.
she was fs0 feet long and carried a
complement Of .Isg l.en. She was
heavily armored and carried four ~
lnch guns twelve 6-iach guns and
sixteen ig-pounders She was pro-
,lded also with -four submerged tor
lpedo tuoes
The Formidable was launched IN
1888 and was a slsterzhip 10 the lr-
resistlble and Implacable.
The Formidable had assigned 10
her, according 60 the british navy list
Tor December. various ncet officers
ara consequently she undoubtedly was
acting as flagship al the time OF her
destruction Her captain was Arthur
". l4oxley, and her commaader'
Charles y. Ballard. Captain John g.
Deed WIS In command Of the marines
on board, while the feet surgeon was
GODFREY Tnylor and the aeet paymas-
ter. y. g. Ling. The chaplain ls siNe1
as the REV. George y. Robinson. On
board the Formidable were also SIX
teen midshipmen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
Rock Island And
IC.B.&Q. Meet
in Collision

Liberty. Mo. Jan l-4Sixtcen .
. persons were injured. lVo dan =
. gcrously. today. when Burlius .
. ton train 80. from kansas .
y cay cullaea head-on with chi .
= cago, Rock island a Pacific pns- .
. srnHcr train 80. o. whirh lett .
. Chicago last night. hnis mile =
= west ~ LihortA .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-01
GERMAN CHANCEII.OR's son
H. KILLED ~ NOTION

Berlin. ian. I tva The Hague and
London i.os -. M The l-oknl An
zoigcr snys IN hs issue ct today u
has learned thai the eldest son OF
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with needed national legislation
settled. bumper crops throughout
most " the United states. and with
am unusual demand from warrinH
Europe for United states products j
look for 1873 to be % very prosperous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
PROSPECTS GOOD ]. FOR EARLY, REPAIR GAS PIPE BREAK
Pressure Here Had Decreas7 ed Little Up to Last Night,
 But Today?

Pine Bluff had enough gas to cook all it's meals yesterday, but whether it will be so fortunate today is an- other question. There was little re- duction in the pressure yesterday ev- ening, so far as could be judged on the ordinary gas cookstove. but the belief is held that the supply of gas will be used up today, most likely with the coking of the evening meal.
 That the gas service will likely be resumed through the new and perma- nent "run-around" line which has been in course of construction for some time, about Friday or Saturday, was the information which reached here last night from Lewisville.
 Manager C. k. Bair of the local plant of the gas company stated that he had been informed the supply main gave way this time, with four feet les sof water than was the case when the last previous break occur red a*f
 The ''runaround" has been building since the last break and the work is now so nearly completed that with in the next two or three days it is expected gas will be turned in. The "runaround. it will be remembered, is the permanent line, protected from ordinary high water conditions. which the gas company officials believe will always in future be able to supply gas to all the consumers in the state.
 Manager Bair announced last night that all the manufacturing plants have been cut off all lines in the state. that the supply of gas in the mains may be conserved for domestic purposes only
 q feel satisfied there is enough of a supply in the mains for the people of Pine Bluff to cook supper tomor- row. he said last night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
WHEN YOU WASH YOUR
 HAIR DON'T USE SOAP

Mos; soaps and prepared shampuos conasin too much alkali, which is very injurious, as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.
 The best thing to use is just plain mulsifisd cocoanut oil, for this is pure and entirely greaa:less: It's very oh ap, and beats soaps or anything else all to pieces. You can get this at any drug store, and few ounces will last the whole family for months.
 Simply mcisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a tsaspoonful all that is required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, clea anses thoroughly, and rinses out easily The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to han dle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dan druff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-08-25
CHICAGO SCHOOL BOARD
 RULES FOR OPEN SHOP
Issues Order Prohibiting Public School Instructors from Mem-
 berShin in Federation.

Chicago, Aug. 24-The Chicago Teachers federation, the most influ ential organization of its kind in tne United States was ordered abo'ishcd toniglt by the rules committee of thG board of education.
 Jacob M. Loeb. vice president o the board and chairman O. the com mittee, offered an amendment to the rules of the educa tional department prohibiting any public school ins,ruc. tors from belonging to the federation
 Loeb announced that the amend ment was aimed directly at the fed eration. He asserted his belief that its existence was detrimental to the welfare of the 345,000 pupils of the public schools
 The Chicago Teachers federation is affiliated with the Chicago Fed eration of Labor and the American Federation of Labor. ~