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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
Death Of Dora Michaux.

Dillon, Jan. 20.-Anna Dora, the
youngest child Of DR.. and Mrs.. d. NJ.
iMichaux, died Wednesday night about
8 O'clock after being i'll for 10 days
with pneumonia and q complication
Of troubles. She was six and one-half
years Of age. a bright, attractive lit
tie girl. g. general favorite in the
family and among. B. large circle of
friends.
The interment was at Mt. Holly
cemetery at 4 o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon. the services being conducted
by the Rev. M. L. Banks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

N. o. Pyles, who for many years
has been mail carrier for tho legisla-
tors during their annual sessions, will
probably be confined to his room dur
ing the remainder Of this session OH
account of illness. The clerk of the
house was yesterday authorized to
issue q pay check to Mr.. Pyles and
the speaker was authorized to appoint
a. substitute mail carrier for the re-
mainder OF the session-The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
iScaeboroua;h-Re

A marriage that came AZ quite a
surprise - their many frlsnd~ was
that OF M. Jesse Rees and Mrs. Flor
snce DuBant Scarborough. Wednes-
day evenii's.s January IL. The nuptial
vows were united by the Rev. w. f.
TThayer at the parsonage in the pres
Eence OF q few friends. who had sur
missed the secret. Mr. and Mrs Rees
are now, located at 201 East Liberty
Street.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
THE CHARITY IiNA0UIs.
> fS'. - - .-A.-.-4-..--.tiaY4f 4fasss.
An 0rusniaatioa Formed 70 Ilandls
= GokaRisy WEEK Sysceins&acallx. ~,

The l.dlss held 4 ScallI 'inysaaan meeting ON
yftaay afternoon. in Mr.. Barlow
WslaA's once.
+ Mr. Walsh prssided. ana In q brief
talk. ouuansd the object OF the meet
Ing. H.s explained thu urgent need
for ans''sAnasA& charity. association,
|onssthaa sQuA ksap ip touch with the
ppar OF the ci4ys ana rsgalate shs tu-
dicious ,distribptton OF necessities. 10
the needy, embracing cases that can
not ~ reached by 1, City nnrsey
A pernaaent orsanixation was et-
|feeiea IL !. he. -knaMs. "a. -ths Chartsy
|xeasnA. wiah Mr... II. N. Gtuckey as
|prssideni. and AErM Eard Levi. Score
|tasE ana treaaprar.
nr. WAaah has. kindly given the use
|of oae raon IN his Office. to be. used
|as tia, league headquarters. A large
|elosat wil be assanigeA to contain all
elotAin& etc that may be donated.
Thu lsaaus 4 aims. to- investigsts. all
cesee propghf 70 their notice. and to
rsndsr spsedy relief This can only be
sccempliihad if, the public responds
gensFoualy.ii In sendilig discarded cloth
Ing TO sitller M. Wilsh Or "a ladies ,sn
the ward committees. Mrs. Fard Levi
win receive cash contributions and. II
notified. viii send for donations at
any, time. The neAd for children,s
tcsothing. 'lll ages. y verx great. Many
y,chtldssn who shoul<l be at school. be-
|ips. unable to, attsnd.
: Tfe, following ladtes were appointed
on commltteea to look after the va
rious wards:
Ward Mrs. L I. Parrott, Mira.
|0reep. Mrs. ]. w. Jenkins. s.
Ward 2-Mrs. H. NJ. Stuckey. Mrs.
Mccoy. Mrs. Henry Witherspoon. Mrs.
Ferd Leyi.
Ward 2-Mrs. Joye. Mrs. H. G.
Osteen. Mrs. Hgon. Mrs. Joe Chan
|dler. ,t.
Ward 4-Mrs. McKeown. Mrs. T. n.
White. Mrs. Eugene Moses.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
= TU AID SUFFERING JEWS.
Mass Meeting to- IBe.sHeld in Opera
House on January 27th in Iterest OF
Stricken Ones of Europe and Pales-
tine.

Answering the call of DR.. David
Klein. Rabbi of the Jewish Synagogue.
the clergy Of Sumter met in his home
at four O'Clock in the. afternoon of
january 20. DR.. Klein's hospitality
was delightful and was enjoyed by ev.
cry minister present, The object of
the meeting was stated by DR.. Klein
In clear. concise terms. President
Wilson'S proclamation that January
eth be set. apart as Relief Day for
the war-strickeni Jews in Europe and
Palestine was brought before the
meeting. Five million Jews are wan
dcring destitute and homeless in the
woods and on the highways of Eu-
role. They are in need of immediate
help. and it is in their interest that
President Wilson has proclaimed this
Relief Day to be observed, by all the
people of the United States Of Amer
lea
1t was decided that on Thursday
evening". January "a at eight o'clock.
n mass meeting be held in, the opera
house to which all the people of Sum-
ter be invited to come. The following
co,niaittee on arrangements was .ap-
pointed.
* DR.. David Klein, Rev. j. p. Marion,
DR.. John A. Brnnson, Neill O'DAnnell.
]. C. Strauss
The following resolution was adopt
ed:
= Resolved, That 1t is the sense of
this meeting that all the people of
Sumter be urged to attend the big
mass meeting to be held in the opera
house. January "a. at eight O'Clock %.
IN. In accordance with the proclama-
'tione OF President, Wilson that this day.
be observed az Relief Day for the war
sufferers among the Jews in Europe
and Pales tine.
!. Also that each minister shall urge
MS peopIs ON Sunday. January 2S. to
attend this meeting and contribute
whatever they may to this relief fund.
sisned: David Klein. Nicholas A.
MurphEJ. M. Rogers, j. B. Wilson, j.
H. Wihoh. J. p. Marion, H. w. Bays
!. W. aGny.s w. e. Thayer. John A.
Br0nsoa, r. 8. Truesdale.. j. Bentham
Walksts
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
~. d. DUBO0E.S HCA6E BURNED.
~ 3as' ~ y, i.--------AA~ is .,4,E.fia
Evefythine EOst In Fire WlaaeA De.l
! stsoyed Residence LasAa Nieht. &.

\ About o'clock last night Mr.. T. D.
DuBcse lost his home and; practical-
" everything that he possessed when
fire. caught and destroyed his rest
denoe. Mr.. DuBosa with one Of his
sOns and his sons wife were In the
house when the fire was discovered.
1t was then roo late to save the build
ing from the blaze. Mr.. DuBose.
who was in the city today. stated that
he had some insurance on the, build
ing. - ,,;. n tAra H.. .,,. se4,.,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
Grip Checked at Camp.

The epidemic of grip at the chain
gang camp which made necessary a
special hospital OF one of the cages
last week and the week before. has
been checked and all OF the men are
now back at work, as usual. The dis
ease was found to be very contagious
and the removal of a man as soon az
he took 1t, to the hospital cage. pre-
vented further spread.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
After the lilies Bill.

News and Courier.
Suppose that the Lilies bill becomes
law and that juries are ready to con-
vict white men who are caught SELL
Ing whiskey in South Carolina, will
the people keep in Office governor
who refuses to turn them loose? Will
all good prohibitionists pledge them
selves never to sign a petition asking
for the release Of such offenders?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
H(yLDa ANNlIARaAaErryNS,.
->s~~ss<.aes. st.t,.y
Commscial and fievings Bank Elects
~ss Dl1eotoss ,and .OMcseAs 4sss ~

|' The Commercial and Savings Bank
OF Dsuter at the annual, meeting Of
stookh<aders on Wednesday afternoon
elsossd dirscters for the. ysatS At q
subssqssat meeting. 'of the, directors
ths"fornsr efacsrssw reelected. =,
- The report o. the jbank.s business
curing shs year. - compared with the
reports - other institutions, showed
shatr the Commercial and Savings
'naHk did = fnS business and that the
snstitut on had a vary healthy, srowth-
The -shUwingAwes even larger. than
was expected : Prospects are, bright
for the continued growth during 1e1s.
~ The tlirectors Of the bank are: Geo.
y. 'shose. ia. Mood. T.AB. Jsnxins,
q MH<'handlsr. n r. vanDsventet,
>. =. cOmmander.s n. p. Mo1ss, II. &.
Tisdale. IA. A. Burgess. n M. Brown.
~ o.rBrogdon. y. K. CrosswelE ). 2.
Asaroni =. ~. Parrott. G. y. Lsmsnon,
" H l&sers. n. Doxier Lee r. A.
nrsdha'n. osscers OF the hank are:
PRESIDENT. Geo. ID. Shore: vice, presi-
dsnt.sJ. X. crosswelI: Attorney. r. Do
der Lew vice president and cashier,
=. A. ~Hradham: assistant cashier, r.
q Brss'ham: bookeeper.@ Steven d.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
PROF. JoHsgNoNE's LECTURE.


There was only q small audience
present ON. Friday night at. the
Young Mems Christian n! AssD ciation
building to- hear, the talk by Prof. e.
II. JDhnstOns; superintendent of the
Vinelandt Training School. for, the
Feehleminded at vineland, New Jer-
sey, but these few heard q very in
structive and interesting talk on the
care OF the feebleaninded, as prac-
tteed at the Vineland Training. School.
" Prof. Johnstonei spoke. with much
earnsstnsss and gave, q great deal OF
about the cause, and, care
ef the feNbleminded. sixAy-five per
cent. .ot the feeblemindsdness. In the
country, he stated. was transmitted
from paft0tsto children. Other cases
OF fesbleinindednsss were caused by
various diseases, and aebauchery. Ths
lectars wins illustrated by stsreoptican
slides, by'sShichr Prof; Joinnstone show
edsthes curse. as it'' was. transmitted
from, ons generation to another. The
larse majority Of prostitutes, ne stat
ca. were gathered from tho feeble
minded GLASSES. tae, sc ,,,
2 Profs- Johnstone advocates that
feeblemihded personsa be- placed in
institutions whsrs they are cared for.
nut 'not aliowsd to marry ar beget
ehildsens IN this way. hs pointed out.
feebIsmindedness to some exfenticoulta
be ,curbedi. ,.t +liF. . ,,i;
r| FrOfr% Johnstone was accompanied
10 the city 'brS MIA 81 Johuston4y ssc-
retaiy OF the State Board of Chart
flee and Correctipnas who made an
address hsre' some time ass- on ths
eonditions in Sumter county censl i'm
stttutionxF ,~,-.s-.,
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will add greatly to the appearance Of
the lot.
Rapid progress is being made on
Senator r. d. Epps' office on law range
He hopes to have it completed before
the end of February.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

The old tin covered building at4the
corner OF Main street and Hampton
avenue has been torn down and the
lumber piled on the lot prepared for
the curb market. The removal of this
building and the accompanying debris
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

.rA fsee Aele%sfs ,ftan ;
! A meeting of the Sumter Shrine
Club was held on Thursday evening at
which. stacers were elected and. plans
made f0v the year 1916. The new of
.hcers chosen are: President. o. H.
Foley; vice president. Abe Rytten-
berg: secretary and treasurer. J. Prin-
sic Brunson; executive committee.
Geo. ID. Levy. chairman; w. L. Nc
Cutchen, y. II. Wooten. q. G.. Tweed
and r. Carson. ....
The executive committee will be
called to meet at some time In the
near future to, mako plans for one of
the bigseik eventa that, the local
Shrinsrs fave ever engineered.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

Real Estate Transfers.
Ida Partin Hodge to. II. J. Wind
ham. Tot on. Broad street. $25.
Hugh c. Haynsworth4 to Ellen WILL
son, lot on Green Swamp Road, $t25.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

N. NJ. uradhsn4 has hasn appoiated
By Gov. Nanstns \ A. ,naa&istrate at
Pinewooi In clarssAon ~ county to
ssccssd A. p. Toou4S. yssisnsAs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26

Tho Bustneas -Msn'a Climb 10 ctnduct-
INK am isdtixs campaign- for nssnbes-
ship. which win hs continued for SOME
time 4 nsmber Of men have already
allied themselves with the organlsa-
tien snc moro are eoning into. It ev-
cry day. ..rsst .i,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-01-26
Nlaeriage:

Marriage
Henry d. Mcleod and Mrs. Alice
Ores, OF Tindal. were. married in. his
ONCE on Wednesday by Clerk of Court
III. L.. -Scarborough.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
Says Mare Islands Limita-
tions Preclude Considera-
tion Along That Line, Be-
cause Ships May Be too Big.
THINKS FORTY-EIGHT
SUBMARINES TOO FEW
Other Details on His Mind,
but He Prefers to Discuss
Them in Private. Present
Fleet Inefficient.

Washington, Feb 20. TN" pdDIu,
coast needs moro naval yards So.
miral Ninalov. commander uf m.
pacinc 1oot told M, house naval
committee TODAY, notably big shin
yard ou san Francisco bay a. water
front lnd channel limitations Jt Mare
Island seemed 'u pr,.luI, the de-
Nri"pW"n' ~ that ara fur USES ct %
modern N,,'
Tn pudHot sound tJfI ho thought
ais" should u' equipped promptly tu
handle big shup-
Tho number cot -uuru1 ines uctc..
satN tr defend tho pa,ihr coast
should I' determined dt the nav, VAR
,oit's, IA" adm tal said -Four shore
has"s for submarines ul the Pacific
coast a. suggested by Admiral Grant
would o., sufficient. NIurt Niu.lov
Thought hut more than forty y-,.ght
boats pruuaul. would tc required.
Therc were other details hc said
wh.,h hc preferred Goo discuss hchiui
closed doors
Admiral Wuslor .1id hc doubted
the wisdom uf irving to make Mar,
island u hrst class yard although q
1aNt Natl ui that aird must nc main
iHi1'd .u san Francisco bias. Battle.
ship. might grow To- go 600 tols hc
thourhl and the lim .tttiuu- ~ 60 thc
channel and water front 80 Mare .-.
land seemed to forcCIoao the develop
men' of Tint Yard 60 Tho usrs oi a
modern ncct
Representative stephens Insisted
that With an Investment ut - 800 obp
~ Mare eluld. everything possible had
hp,u dom, 0. Uu.tu fN. .YrI ... Oh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

ri pasu Tex. Fcb Marching
- miles IN less than twu days Fran
cisco villa. the "utiawnJ Mexican
chieftain. reached san liI.n navcuturo.
t60 miles south of the BORDER ~ chi
huahua, Yesterday and hG:ucd mum
Der ~ houses. accordius Co ofhcnl
rcp,rtr received today H, Gcncrlt
Gatr.cl GaNira, cormaudtut 80 JHt-
re- villa ALSO occupied iI Nanc u
short distance uorthwcs' uf san Bu-
cnavcnturI.
General GayIra says .H.t Villas
movement uorthwdrd was the result
of pressure hy Clrrnnza .tllirN ~ hitch
was mot ing rapidly nortnWard ina the
rearo I tn" insurgent force. Gavira,
however added that villa forces had
been considerably dugmcrt'd and
stated that Carranza forces had been
moved from MoCtezuma foo Ahumnda
on th, Mexican Central rliuoad tn
rheCkmatc any plan of y NIiIi 81 To- strike
sudd,nl uouhoastwaru Nrur san
Eucna, 'uturl, capture 'u. railroad
and move on Juarez
The situation. Genera Oa,iu de-
claicd. vas well in hand Carranza
cavalry IA, said. was ury B. mles
in the rear ul Villa aud forcing him
northward away from the stores oi
ammunition ne ha- hidden "a the
mountains in the vicinity ui Santa
Ana ana santa clara west of chi
hut,hua city
General GaVira also stated that
o'crv precautiun was being taken To-
protect Americans ana other foreign
,rs remaining in the district which
Villa nov has entered. These for
cigntrs haN, been advised t. yur,cn-
trat" az Dasas GIJud'-. san Iucna-
ventura Is not tai Irnm Casds Grandes
and Pearson, hut Ctrrluza iur,c- have
been moved to both places M -uin-
ciont strength, % was declared Co beat
on amy attack hy IA, outlaVod toad
,r'- forces.
\ passenger train Vas reported
Wrcc",d early ,oda. al Santa SOMA
lYs' east uI 'asas andes \ ic-
tapmmcHt OF -0p sold rs Nas ordered
today To- mo,, out uf Juhr,1 toward
the scene uf tine wreck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
Apprehension Felt That Rev.
Citations in Eaton Investi-
cation Will Reflect Badly
OH Equal Franchise.
CIVIL SERVICE HEADS
CONTINUING INQUEST
Pointed Out That Neither of
Women Involved in Graft
Charge Probe Was Backed
by Suffrage Organization.

by Evening Herald Leased Nircl
ChicaHo, zen 2'." F''f lhnt ih'
pfcschi p"H'l'"I 't'H'l'N hIl~lhE
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
ni,NN> Wii,is stprOiir oi'
\E<I<t. 10 tO\t.I.t ~SMt>

" Arlington. i'N. 20. t'''-IhUi7
to congressman from william J"n-
uiuss BRYAN Supporting inv W.''-
mout tor warming Amer cans Oft
trmcd ships began arriving today
Representative" Bailey uf ionustl-
Nan.p received one ana planned Co.
read i irum the floor
: S.uotor Lodge. ranking Republican
momrcr uf the t,rcign relnii. NJ COM
mittoc. debated ~ = statement TODAY
hat ho w1s ~ iull accord N..h Tres
dent wilson views on ~" su.ma-
rinc issue ~ expressed ~ Ia. letter T."
senator stone. and that hc would
tnud pN thc president.
Ecp-lstntattr Iailo, uitcr coH-
-eirucr NI'h Majority Leader kttthn
however mndc pun,i. m, telegram
Nhlcn follows.
"i honestly hope rhlt congress VII.
ipp'dnlN tuuUun,, l'g.~lt'i"p rriu~lnF
pssspnrt- to Americans travelling on
,.iIe,rrIt -hiis ur -'ll better re-
uaIg atna'c tu t,iligcrcnt shin"
tattIi'g American pn:s 'nrrrs
"No owner 81 bolherrrnt ships v'l
Iam that hr has the right io safe
uafd coptrab,nd raren with Amer
can lives ana uo Drtcn should hr
prtuiitrd iu 'ud1ns,r the peace ui
he nation pt tlmo Ike this.
II wouli b, Drl ~, tsaiurt ciNililh-
ton ~ wen Js against .ur own pc"-
plr 90 rccomo Involved o. this Nui
and thus loan uu army and navy io
| : European monarch tu use N se'-
| ding hid pna'rcis
"Ic oy,ipsI hrs thc right to de-
| clare vur it certainly has thc right
20 promote peace h' roNrai lne 'i-
zcns from tatlur anne cssaiN rlss'
\ mayor keeps tho people of the CITY
| uut nf the dtrgcr Huru dui ug riot
| can our ro.crnmoui 1Word lea do less
| wh,u the world 81. iU riot f''
| That is right G'pi, sentative l'"I
f., nuntrG NJ Kitchen - saA,ui
| when ~, read the telegram
IA, Jup,- tc.o'au.u set ou, thar b
| vus contrary io th" tundhmrnih
principles of the guNcr9m"nt To N
| ,oiNc the people In war hy jht act Co.,
| decision oi one man.
The resolution vas presented Vih
| put an. discussion and SENATOR Stnu'
| Inskca thai 10 lr on th" table. Whcr
| senator Gurct resolution was pre-
| -cniod without a., dir ~ ION senator
| Stone asked that 10 lc on The ih'l'
| when senator Goic.s resolution NnI
! prasrutod 10 tool, the same tuursr
several senators said they wuul,
Nght an, cffoIi ,nat ufight ho mad
tu shut un discussion ui lhr rot"IH
tpug tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
U.M.C.Cducus
Held to Draft
TentatiUePan
Basing Action on Timation of
Concessions by Operators,
Mine Workers Meet to Fix
Definitely on Demands.


New Nuri. Feb %. Tn, United
Mine Wurhcra nom the central com
pcutiNo hituminoJs coat hoids having
lc,u g.Ncn an animation that the
weston p,nnsylNanil operators ar,
ready to runCod' the mim run de-
uund on certain conditions, went into
caucus today 60 dialt % tentative rat,
OF wago- un tno ran of mln' basis e.
hc submitted iu the mine owners. The
draft viii contain certain i"icriiNo
measures to insure cican ,ol. and VIII
.noiudc penalty clauses
THE miners feel Doniidoa' They ar,
well on the way toward = settlement
n was expected ny "a" operators that
ne m.ncIs ~ drdliIug thcl, ,"Iuc run
plan would base the rates uu the t"i
sud twenty per cont increases hey are
iAkiug Most ui the oporiturs WORE
of the opinion that an cdC'y agree
mcnt would Doe reached
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

tiv, Bailey of PcnnsvlVania who i
gn ardent supporter of the solution
aud who had a telegram from, William
j. Ir,an supporting the agitation,
shuutcd tor recognition speaker
Clark banged hts gaveL rrcogni2inr
Representative Fitzgerald of New
York. aud with Representative Bailey
still striving To be- heard N" huus,
passed to other business. ra,iley ar
forward denied thai hc was attempt.
ing 10 read the Bryan telegram.
Senator core today introduced h
concurrent resolution to warn Amori-
cans OF armed ships, ana declared
that ne was nll the more enthusiastic
u hi purpose 3D. view ~ IN" '"rrcs-
pondcncc made puhuc hrtvccu the
prcsid,ut and senator stone
"l adopting my resolution there
would %, Iu ahril ,mo.t of American
rights. he said. 81 pmposcly wordcd
% $50 ms to express this idea
"rhc president takes the precise
position that I have taken ana have
been urging IN public speerhos for the
last eighteen months said senator
Lodge "Of course shall STAND by
him. / agree fully with Wha hc
saNs. believe 1t would proclaim Gf
10 the world ~ towards 10 tell our
cltiZ'us that thos must not cScrc.7
their undoubtcd rights and that ii
they do We shan not protect them -
nation that VIII not protect is cui-
zcas cannot protect Itself aud BE- de-
mocracy fails to protect itself. hoV
can 1t hope to live itself
a ~.
.ontonding for iu this matter is of
the very css, nee of the things that
have made America sovereign ma
tinu. she cannot yield them without
concoding her impotcnCy sF - nation
and making virtual surrender uf her
indrpen lon' position amonr the ma
tious of the world
with this also I am In fan accord.
It IS thc doctrine ! hu,c preached
an my lfc and am with the pros
.dc1t who sets il forth and stands
hy g."
\ resolution to ,Nprcs~ the sense of
the .rpatc that AN, issuc affecting Z
qatioual honor should be referred uc-
tore decision 90 con rcss a3d that
no ultlmntum should De- ...j go o. f.~.
cisn power uuf severance uf d.pl"-
mutir relations be- permitted without
reference Co ,ougros~. vas introduced
today B., Sorator Jones. N'rnhh,tN
OF W1shingto-.
4, was understood thar ih, Intri
state. > NOT .ltlucd to nr1 'ur 1
pos'uonemeni of the -uhmnr'uc po.-
icv h'raus. such -tcp might b.,
construed aS t.cog 1izing - Validity
The president Was encouraged by a
large number uf telegram Wh.,h
reached the WHIT. Huu-. today ir"u
aiWcreut parts OF IN, country sup
pottius his stand on the other hand
iottcrs ur2ing pIssaRc OF rc-oIu'
tiur poured INTO the .orcign In1its
committee office.
supporters Of th' sgitttious oNurrs-
snd -ufl.fi,'ion over getting the pres.
idc1is view INTO the open ana gen
cfal'l greed thli they were VIII. -
to gIt, him every opportunity q" 'Du.
ilnu, diplomatic negotiations without
interference Il ihsr, were uo .ww,di
.,is danger OF WIr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
THE DAY IN CONGRESS


sI<\Il
senator cor, iui .luced a rr~-
olution ~ warn moricans to
keep of armed .hiU of bcilieer-
cnts
senator Jones (. publican, uf
Washington, INTRODUCED u r'solu.
tou t. expires o., .ense "i the
ronltr that tho pr den. shoulC
NOT send an uitiWl ma a. q FOR
cIgu 9oNcI or -o. diplomatic
relations over issue OF national
holor Withhold ," -ulting con
gress
Considered nom ION 90 Hen
T., l.. Fletcher a- AMBASSADOR to
MoNiru In cNcouti.. session.
inquiry int, 3i1..ris sIprcme
court nomination Htinucd
S.sa' mouopul, .r 'iiga' ,on re-
slucu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
NEWARK SUICIDE NOT
SOUP.DOCING ANARCHIST

Nr0 PORK Fch 90. Tho police am
uounccd today that Jhc ma1 who
committc suicid, ,.tcrday .1 Sew
ark y i Nas not Jean tr"uD~ me
chef Who attempted 10 poison Arch
bishop Mundclu ana 500 guosr AZ q
hsnuuct IN chicago. as was a. first
beloved
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
ritccn Convict, ,o l.c paroIcd.

santa l'c. y. N. D.. I'd. 60 = tt"Vr
couf.yts who have On lie Application
for parole were o.. rmrndod tu'
past.al frucdom by 100. board ~ pc
.tcutiiry cumm.ss.ru rs in session
here Yesterday Cove nor Mcdonald
attended the mccilu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25

ARMY ana uI.. Vommltt.es
continued work oH riens" hills
General debate con- UpstDlll'c nlii
resumed
Foreign affair mlil"r con-
tiuu"d hcaTirE uu -oluiiun Tor
conference 1f asu'.4l nations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
TWO MEN KILLED IN
ILLINOIS COAL MINE

Springfield m Zen. 80 Two men
wcr, KILLED IN The Black Diamond
mine at Auburn. ~ miles ouihwest
ul mere. today when q STRING "f coal
ears Jumped the track, knocking
down many tons of coni.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-25
VILLA MAKES A
RECORD MARCH
TO BURN TOWN
Forces Under Bandit Chief
Travel rs Miles In Two
Days, Reaching San Buena-
ventura Only to Fire 1t.

iny evening Herald i,cAsed Wircl
Washington. FoD. Tho scn-
ajc toda, confirmed 90, Iumlna-
tipn ct ilcnr5 prather FLETCHER 1s
ambassador TO the go.,JIucut uf
Mexico. The vote was o. Goo lG