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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
House Adjourns


senate BIN No. so. limiting the
amoun of the tax levy for state pur-
poses and limiting the levy and cx-
penditures OF cities. towns and VIII
lagos. Finance.
senate Biil no. 80. to limit the in
d%ebtedness OF counties, cities and
towns, etc. Finance.
senator Mccoy introduced u bill
fixing a maximum contract interest
rate while Senator Evans introduced
again his bin Of the past two sessions
requiring railroads to build union sta
lions wnere there are more than one
railroad line.
New Blls In IIousc.
House Bin No. Sc, by Mr.. Romero,
an act 70 amend Section 36is OF the
compiled laws OF 1897. Judiciary.
House Bin No. 81, by Mr.. Romero.
TO amend Section 1875 % the com
piled ltws Of 1891. judiciary.
House Bill No. IS. by Mr.. Davies
Cby ~request), an act relating to APP
peals from justice courts In criminal
cases. judiciary.
House Bill No. 50. by Mr.. Gonzales
and Mir. Reinburg, providing for the
Establishment OF no Fence upon pc
tition. for the recovery OF damages ny
animals in such precincts ana hNlnk
fees In such cases for appraisers ana
justices OF the peace. Live stock.
House Bni No. 90. by Messrs. Con
zales and Reinburg. an act 20 maze "a
misdemeanor to defraud lessor out
Of rent due: 10 leave premises rented
without notice and Ia make Il ncces-
sary to give notice of more than three
days. etc. state ahalrs'
House Bin No. ST. by NJ" nave
Cvalenclal, relative to the appoint
ment OF city marshals. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 50. oy Mr.. Hewitt
10 classify the OF the state,
TO FIX salaries Tor county officers ana
90 describe violations. etc. Finance.
House Bili No. 6S. by MI veal 10
amend Sections 4 and IS Of Chnpter
10 Of the laws of New Mexico Tor
1913. Judiciary.
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REJECTS
@. o. P. AMENDMENTS
TO SHIPPING BILL

Washington, Jan. ae.-Republlcan
amendments 10 the administration
shipping bill 10 prohibit purchase Of
ships now b%clonsing 20 h European
bciiiEercnts were rejected toSay by
the senate commerce committee By a
strict party vote. and the bin. as re-
vised hy the Democratic caucus, was
reported again 10 the senate.
one important amendment would
permit such government ships % are
American built to Eag In the
.cosstwlse trade. The bni originaliy
proposed 10 restrict the government
line 10 foreien trade.
other amendments provide that
the shipping corporation shall be or
gnnixed under the laws OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. that the shipping
board to control the enterprise shall
consist Of the secretaries Of tbs treas
ury and commerce and three addi-
tional members. two of whom shall
he Of practical experience IN the
mnnagement and operation Of steam
ships in foreign trade and that the
capital stock OF the proposed corpo-
ration cannot be increased 20
than $50. zoe. 900.
President Wilson does not approve
a provision that no vessel OF belliE-
crent nations can be bought. He IN
tlmatcd 10 callers today a view that
the fear OF international complications
given By the Republicans az h chirt
basis for their opposition was not wei
founded
senator Gallinger led on y Re-
ruhttean attack on the bill IN the q n
ate today. He declared the proposal
Ia omen The caastwlse trade to the
government ships was the enterins
wedge in on effort 20 embark the
government in competition with pri-
.~vately owned ccastwisc ships.
senator Galiinger asserted that =
grave change" had come over the
Democratic party since 1905 when u
was shocked" ~ Mr.. Bryan's al
vocacy OF government ownership OF
railroads in a speech upon his return
from a world tour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
INDIANAPOLIS MEN
DENY JURISDICTION
OF FEDERAL COURT

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 20 That
the Federal court has not jurisdiction
In tho case was the principal 'onten-
lion mad by counsel for the defend
ants ut the hearing of arguments
here today on demurrers filed hy
twenty-seven persons TO indictments
charging them with conspiracy 10
corrupt the elections in Terrc Hautc
last November. Counsel asserted tho
right ~ suffrage BE- q state right and
That congress 40 far has not legis-
lated 90 control a.
Three more were added today 20
The eighty persons who pleaded guilty
January AZ 90 Tho election indict-
ent OF the t2G named In the in
dictmeuts returned last month. 10
now have been taken INTO custody,
SO Of whom pleaded not guilty n
"a filed demurrcrs.
Arguments on the dcmurrers be-
@ today before Judge Anderson in
the United states court. The court
limited each side to two and one-halt
hours
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
ROCKEFELLER
CONTINUED rro.n rage one.l

recreation und not for business
Tho witness said he mad not re-
ceived any such letter $50 far as BIO
knew,
Mr.. Rockefeller said hp thought "a
sociological department could be- de-
volopcd in Colorado.
His attention was drawn 90 tho rec
cent testimony of Henry Ford Of De
troll, who testified that "a department
81 his company kept him advised as
To labor conditions among his $4,000
employees. Mr. Rockefeller pointed
ont that Mr.. Ford WIS making mil
lions of dollars OF profit every year
but that the Colorado Fuel ana Iron
IL stockholders
Some Of The officers Of tho Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company, MI
Rockefeller e1id, were trying to help
the employees
''Do YOU believe that am Industrial
corporation should select teachers for
the children of It's employees chair
man Walsh asked.
- do. ~ thorc wor, mo- other way
to provide "a teacher Tn tact, lu isu-
lated communities I think it would
be- the duty Of d company to furnish
school teachers
MIR Walsh asked Mr Rockefeller
whether he thought b. legal ana right
for corporations to use % blacklist 20
The witness said he believed q cor
poration might have lis list Of
"undesirnblcs' but that he did not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
La OPINION PUBLICA
IS SUCCEEDED BY Ell
FARO DEL RIO GRANDE

Announcement was made today by
Felipe Chacon, formerly OF B%ernalillo,
mat he and associates had purchased
the printing plant OF Elfego Baca, Of
this city, formerly used for the pub
LEGATION OF la opinion Publica. last
saturday and would hereafter publish
ri Faro del Rio Grande In It's stead.
III Faro del Rio Grande was FIRST pub
lished az B~ernalllio eight months ago.
Mr.. Chacon Is to continue as lis edi-
torial director.
Adolfo Chavez, another MEMBER OF
the coalition. Is 10 be business man
ager. The remaining members are =.
V. Chacon. a brother Of the editor,
and Eliseo Chavez. OF Socorro. The
nrst issue OF the new paper will be
OF the press Thursday.
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ObregonC Continues
March to Capital
say Carranzists
Villa zapata Forces Claimed
to Have Been Defeated At
Apam and IrOlO; Petrol
cum Decree" Unaltered.

washington. Jan. s6=Dispatches
pohllshcd by cafnnxa headquarters
here today say General Obrcgon con
finues a victorious mafvh toward
Mexico City, having defeated villa
xhpata troops az Apam and irolo. ana
taken two towns afty miles north
east Of the capital. and that a zapaia
force advancing on Puebla was de-
fea,ed twenty miles west OF that city.
General Carranxa Is quoted az tele-
graphing that he has not altered his
petroleum. decree"
officials here are pushed "a ia
which decree n meant. There are
several. some Of which have been the
subject Of protest from this govern
mont. Claims ne TO the occupancy
OF Pnebln are conflicting. according
to other dispatches.
Fifty destitute Americans. unable
10 obtain employment at Tampico,
are being sent back 10 the United
by American Consul Bcyan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
DozAL PROMINENT IN
CHIHUAHUA REVOLUTIONS

Ei Paso. Tex. Jan. 26.-Genera:
Juan Dozal. reported executed In
Topic state. was a prominent reVo-
iutionist IN Chihuahua state. He WIS
one Of the chief leaders IN the Ma
dero revolution, remaining loyal 10
the cause Of The slain president dur
ing the Orozco revolt AZ the begin
ming Of the Carranza revolt against
Huerta he Joined the constitutional
first chief In Sonora. He was con-
sldered one Of Villas most powerful
and bitter enemies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
SAYS PETE STOLE N
HOME, NOT FROM M

Pete SANCHEZ. who recently won
freedom from the county Jail by show
ing where he had hidden valuable
iewelry stolen from "a house. was mr.
rested & yesterday on suspicion
that he stole S2.SO from Mrs. NJ. \.
skees. si5 North Second street. Pete
carried a message TO the house and
the money was missed after he went
lie had S2,50 on him when arrested.
He said his mother gave h TO him.
This afternoon Mrs. sanchez tola
chief McMillin she gave Pete 50
cents yesterday and he toe 81 from
the teapot where she keeps her saw
ings. She said she was willing 60 pay
S2.s0 10 Mrs. skecs 10 get the be- ou
Of trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26

.aNe war was declared. hat ~ long a.
Singh ruldier % the enemy remains
on Russian soil no peace VIII be o
ciudod."
foreign minister. NJ . meeting 81 the
ways and means committee o. the
duma today answered Inquiries pro-
pounded BY ieadlnE members Of the
dumA These inquiries we're suggest
ID hy the determination said 10 have
been reached by the German rciehs-
tag that ali Territory ~'rcddencd by
German blood and now occupied BY
Germany should Do retained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26

pluy,s have been recently organized.
Mr. Kings plan provided for demo-
cratic representation on u committee
Ca take up an questions with the own
crs of the company. Twenty-Five
men. elected by ballot, the witness
said are ON the committee now,
Mr.. Rockefeller Thought the plan
would immensely Improve the situ-
alton" tie said he did not know
whether ne would accord To the COM
mittcc the right To- affiliate with sim
liar committees IN Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
BRITISH OFFICIAL REPORT
SAYS ATTACKS WE'RE VAIN

London, Jan. IS ts.ss D m1-The
official press bureau this evening
rnvc out the following statement
deafinR with tho hghting between
British and German troops yesterday
in the region Of la Bassee In France:
Yesterday In the neighborhood 81
Ia Bassee the enemy delivered e
erai violent attacks against the first
division. They were repulsed with
severe losses.
In one place alone on the La Bas-
see road SEQ Germans were killed.
Fifty-f five prisoners. inclading two
officers. were captured.
IAN attack made on the French
lines opposite Ypres ais was re-
pulsed with great loss"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
L. CLAPP APPOINTED
RECEIVER FOR FAILED
FIRST STATE BANK

santa Re. y. NJ, Ian 2G-Latayette
Clam. director Of the bank Of hat'h'
prra Ana County. was today appoint
By District judge X. l. Mehler ~
Cruces. receiver OF the inHolNent
First state Bank Of Las Cruces Clapp
is president 81 the Elephant Butte
Water Users association ana a well
business man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
ATTORNEY ASSIGNED TO
DEFEND cAMIL0 ARRIAGA

Iudze Herbert +. Raynoids of the
district court. today appointed F,IlN
unra ana Harold Pierce counsel i't
Camllo Arriaga, who W charfed WIN
the murder OF Cipriano Nieira.
% ls expected that Arriasa "Al De
nrraigned for a preliminary heaf'hs
before Judge craig tomorTow or next
dlV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
SHOT HIS PAROLE TO
PIECES WITH Il GUN

Enrique salas. a paroled convict.
was returned TO the penitentiary to-
dag by Warden j. q. Mcaauus. Salas
was arrested by the police here for
creating a disturbance In the rooms
above the White House saloon.
lie fired seYera shots from a re-
volyer. which busted his parole ana
made Il IA total loss. The gun belong
ed 10 Or. Eligeo Osuna, for whom
Salas had been WORKING. DR.. osund
Is the CBrranza consul for New
Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
GENERAL JUAN DozAI.
EXECUTED AT MAINTAIN

on Board 4. $. =. San Diego. Quay
mas, Mexico. Jan. 25-tby wireless to
san Diego. Cal, Jan. 26).-General
Juan Dozoi. The Carranza governor
of Topic. no attempted to escape
20 the United states, was executed at
Mazstlan today
Villa troops now occupy the min
ing town OF Panuco In Sinaloa.
II Is reported That the authorities
at Mazatlan are Communicating all
the horses in that region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
ONE MORE BELGIAN
RELIEF STEAMER IS
ON HER WAY R

Portland. ore. Ian. ~sG--Laden
with $500 tons Of food and oioihins'
the Belgian relief steamer Cranley
sniled from Portland today. She VIII
complete her cargo az Astoria and
san Francisco. her destination being
Rotterdam. The valuation Of the
careo loaded mere b. st3.c.s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
ST. Louis MAN To SEE
FOODsTVFTS DISTRIBUTED

New York. Jan. 2s.-W. T. Brook
Ing Of 81. Louis sailed FOR Rotterdam
today on the steamer ~ tsdam. m
tending 10 proceed thence 10 Hamburg
and there 20 meet the American
steamer Wiihelntlna. which cleared
from shis port for ttamburs, January
20. with a egrTn OF foodstuns. MT
Brookilg will supervise tae dlstribu-
ton of the Wilhelmina's cargo.
should the vessel not be diverted ny
Wnrships 81 the allies.
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Houston, Jan. 2G-A boy rohber
entered the Guarantee state bank
here this afternoon, drove The bank
Officials into the vault at the point 81
O revolver locked them up and fled
with between 2i000 and s.. 1000. lie
pursued ana killed before he had
run o. dozen blocks.
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Henry's Delivery Moves

rhe Henry Delivery company has
removed from IFS North Third street
10 an West Copper. The telephone
number will be- the same as before
Dsa. and the service viii continue at
10 former efficient standard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
MONT0YA TO OFFER
BILL is
BACKING TOMORROW
estate Capital Bureau
(oT Evening Herald.
tst De VARGAS Hotel.

santa Fc. s.. NJ, Jan 26.-At the
que az the state Federation OF
women's clubs Mr.. Montosa Of Ber-
natIo county tomorrow viii intro
duce a bin IN the house by terms
OF which mi woman shan he aP
pointed on each ~ b. boards haNlns
control and management OF the Natl-
Gus state institutions. TINS upplles
10 an state educationa! boards. penn
tentiary and other oards ANA also
10 ana state boards which may DC
created in the future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
MAsONS AND FAMILIES
INVITED TO DANCE

The Masons are giving their dance
this evening and all members ana
their families are Invited 60 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-26
M0RTUARY


The funeral Of r. r. staples who
died Yesterday VIII bc held tomorrow
afternoon from French chapel al .
o'clock. Rev. e. - Bcckman viii
conduct the service. There viii Doe a
Masonic service at the grave
Herald want. 3 lines umes-s
dimes.
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Try a HERALD want Ad
Acme Cleaning and
Pressing Company

Phone T63. los South Third II.
Mems Suit Pressed soc
Mems sasitz Cleaned and Pressed 75c
ladies' suits Pressed .......... 75c
ladies suits Cleaned and Pressed
sesr-ts sssstrs % o. Stu" ZIP
Boys suits Cleaned aud Pressed. soc
Rcpairing a speciality.
oar Work Mus, satisfy. Try Us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-18
HIS COCKNEY FRENCH
is GERMAN IN ESSEX
British Filler on Way to France
Mistakes the Thames for
the Channel.
SPECIAL Correspondence to THr St,

LONDON, oct. 5.-An amusing story Is
officers, who at present are in London in
great numbers.
A certain young officer of one OF the
fying services recently was ordered 10
ny to France from a certain place in the
south. 50 he followed the coast to the
east looking FOR the corner where the
direction o. the coast line changed and
indicated that he was at the Strait OF
Dover, Somehow he missed the corner
and went on along the coast.
His compass showed him that he was
going north, but being skipper of the
ship, he told the compass IL was wrong
and went ahead til he did come to a
corner. There he struck out across the
sea and after the regulation twenty min
utes or 80 found himself over land again.
Flying on, he came to some tents and
when he had spotted II good field near
them he landed In it to ask his way.
A number of peasants arrived and sur
rounded the machine. lie opened on
them with his best French and they re-
piled in some incomprehensible tongue
which he took to be Flemish. Presently
a British sergeant n "a couple Of men
with fixed bayonets came up. Al soon
AN they were within earshot the officer
said, ~ say, sergeant. can you tell me
tho way to our headquarters? can't
make these fellows understand French 20
"French !" yelled the sergeant. ~
should think not, Why, you're about
Tour miles from " (ment!oiSn a
town in the eastern counties) and these
folks thought you was a German and
sent to fetch us"
The officer had brayely flown across
tho Thames at It's mouth and landed in
l&ssex.
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ALLIES SATISFIED.
Dr.. Dillon says ItaIy's sta nd Meets
with Approval.
Special cable Despotch 10 Tur St,

Special cable Despatch to TuE sr>.
LONDON. Oct. lI.--Dr. T.. j Dillon.
political correspondent of the DdiIy
Telegraph, sends word from Rome that
he has learned In Government circles
that the Allies are satisfied with Italy's
attitude toward giving assistance in the
Balkans and reiterates his previous as-
sertion that there Is no division in Bull
garia.
The Parliamentary opposition chiefs
there he says. ARE all silent and sub
misslve. The Germans have paramount
influence In military matters. TIL Bull
garian people and Government are more
united than any other nation except Ger
many and are confident that Greece will
maintain her neutrality.
"Greece has assumed an attitude con-
ditioned By arrangements between the
he modified in favor of the Allies only
by an Irresistible pressure OF clrcuin-
stances which nave not yet been created.
King Constantine's object In to redeem
the pledge given to his brother-in-law
without mourning the anger Of the Al
lies, whose command of the sea quits
Greece ut their mercy. For this reason
NJ. Venizelos is kept on hand ready for
AN emergency just as the bulgarian
Russophile ministers. NJ. Danef and NJ.
Malinoff. were retained ny KIM Ferdi-
nand for an analogous purpose
1T is desirable that the British peo-
pie and the Allies realize the peremptory
need of complete union
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men USED
IN CHAMPAGNE DRIVE
of French
Army Participated. Der
lin Asserts.

BERLIN, via London, oct. 1.-THE
War Office made public to-day "A copy
of a secret order found some days ago
on a French stan officer which shows
that three-quarters of the French army
participated in the great offensive begun
In Champagne and .Artois on September
20.
The order specifies ninety-three div!-
slons which Joined in the movement.
making a total OF about 1900 o men,
not including the Belgian army. The
British forces supplied eighteen divisions
to the attack. or about $50, 600 men.
The grand total OF nearly 1000, 600 men
both French and British.
The statement says:
The following secret order found OIL
a French stan officer on october 10
shows the strength of the allied at
tackers in their recent thrust
THE aforementioned forces will par
ticipate. Thirty-ive divisions under
Gen. De Castlenau, eighteen divisions
under Gen. Foch, thirteen British d!vi-
sions and fifteen divisions OF cavalry
including i've OF British, In addition to
twelve infantry divisions, and the Bel
CLAN army. Thus three-quartcrs OF the
French army will be supported by
1000 heavy and 1000 field guns Am
munition supplies are far greater than
since the beginning Of the war. Al
provisions have been made for certain
success. J%orTRE.'"
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AID FOR WAR TORN FAMILIES.
Jews VIII Send Agent 10 Find
Missing Relatives.

Isldore I~iershfield. lawyer and COM
munal worker, will sail for Europe
Thursday on the steamship Ryndam
charged with the mission of finding
families of missing relatives of Amer
lean citizens in the war zone. The
work Will be carried IN under the aus
pieces of the Hebrew Sheltering and
Immigrant Aid Society of America with
the official sanction of the foreign coun-
tries which Mr.. IIershield will visit
and with the cooperation of the State
Department and all the Jewish national
organizations in the United States.
The decision that the society should
send It's representative abroad to Or
ganize the great work was reached at a
conference between Assistant Secretary
of State Adee and Judge Leon Sanders,
president of the society.
Mr.. Hershfeld will organize a clear
ing house AT The Hague for the receipt
OF all inquiries regarding persons who
on account of the war have been un-
able to get into touch with those from
whom they hope to obtain financial as
sistance. A staff at central Headquarters
VIII direct the work in the various
large European centres In which regis
try offices will be established.
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WANTS ALL NATIONS
TO ACT TO END WAR
DR.. kirchwcy. Proposes That
This Country Call Confer
cncc for Peace.

pr. George W, Kirchwcy. former dean
Of tho Columbia Law School, in an ad-
dress delivered at the Mount Morris Btp-
list Church yesterday morning urged
that the United States call a conference
OF world Powers to end the European
war.
The programme OF such a con-
ference" DIR. KirChwcy said, would be
to show once and for al that the way
OF brutality and frlghtfulness is not the
way 10 bring about the desired end,
which Is more room. The earth's surface
is big enough. Fighting for 1t Is not the
way to get land, and Germany can he
made tn see that II is not-the United
States can make her see that it is not.
There is no political balance of power
that combined can effect peace. But
honest negotiations. fair dealing, will
adjust matters and tho United States
can and ought To lead in such adjust
ment.
whether we will take hold or not"
continued DIR, Kirchwey. us best pre-
dicted by looking NJ the way we usually
do things. That way is to middle along,
some what as the British have been doing
for a year or more. instead of organizing
for national military efficiency. have
no particular sympathy for the people
NM " iTishlcHeu anu profess 10 zee all
the world at arms against the United
States. Neither have ! much sympathy
for the people who would leave them
selves n the rest of US naked to the
enemy. The fact Is that we are nov In
this war, We are not unneutral, far
from It we are fighting on both sides.
w have II big stake In this war. and
we have a right to be heard. But some
ask when are we to be heard? Shall we
wait TN Rumania and Greece come In?
or shall we wait till Sweden and Hol-
land are involved? How long shall we
walt? That is the vital question. Some
tlling must be done quickly or ruin will
come upon all the world, Ruin is here
on well nigh all of It already.
1T IL our duty to call "a conference OF
the world Powers. ] believe that Presi-
dent Wilson can bring suoh conference
into being"