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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
LONDON STOCK MARKET
of Orders for Investment.
Americans Irregular

LONDON, July ,1O.-An undertone of
strength was observed in the Stock Ex-
change markets today. There was fair
accumulation of orders for securities for
investment over the week end.
The gilt-edged section advanced notwith-
standing the fact that discount rates were
harder. Half yearly dividend forecasts
resulted in a demand for home rails.
There was no feature to the American
group. which was irregular but narrow.
Canadian Pacifics were steady but grand
Trunks moved upward again.
South American rails displayed firmness
In spots. The expectation was revived that
the Treasury would buy these descriptions.
Allied bonds were strong There was good
purchasing of Brazilian descriptions.
Marconis jumped TO the top level of the
present movement. in sympathy with the
staple, rubbers held well.
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STEEL'S UNTITLED ORDERS
ARE 297 $40 TONS SMALLER
Bookings on June 80 Totaled 9,64O, ,45s.
Bigger Than Year Ago

NEW YORK, July 1O.--The United States
steel Corporation today reported untitled or
ders Of 9,64O,45s tons on June 80, n decrease
of 97,34o tons as compared with May 81.
While it had been expected that the big
corporations orders would be smaller, II
was not thought that there would be such
a large decrease estimates of the falling off
having been around $4,000 tons. The June
30 figures, however, are more than twice
as large as reported in the previous year
and also the largest for any June in the
corporations history. Figures for three
years follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

- rance Company OF North America. regu-
+ smiannual per cent, payable July II to
- holders Of record al the close Of business
Dominion Steel Corporation. Ltd.. regular
feTiy ~ per cent. on preferred. payable
stuts Motor Car, OF Indiana, a dividend Of
81 ia5 600 payable September 1. All OF the stock
of the stutE Motor Car Company OF Indiana Is
owned by Stutz Motor Car Company of America.
recently financed By Allan A. Ryan and asso-
Gates. This action may be construed a indi-
cattuz that Stutz Motor stock Will shortly be
placed on a 50 dividend basis
American Pipe and Construction Securities
Company. REGULAR aenliannual OF 4 per cent. on
preferred payable August 1 10 stockholders OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

NEw HAyEN WANTS SHIPS
Seeks to Retain Interest in Sound
Vessels

WASHINGTON. July 10-The right of
fhs ksw York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad 20 retain It's interest In the SOUND
rfsalnsrs viii be the subject Of 4 ns1rng
Is New York July 26 before ComH1issioner
cIsmsnfs. of the Interstate Commsrce Gem
mission.
The hearing Is an qutgrowth u the eom-
n.Issloa's investigator under the Panama
raraI act ana succeeds the G0verument's 8
,.zsseeutloa of an alleged monopoly BY the
K4a Haven u New England transportation
fasIhtIse The control of Nater transporta-
I.ea 81 railroad carriers Is provided for
lzzer The Fanauzz Canal act
i s expected that thia hearing will Re
....I.lI.ssfea for nexera4 days. but that no
7z6niIs decIslon eill s. reached uatil next
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
Twining Engages Steel Inspector at
$18OO-Other Appointments

The field staff of the Department of City
Transit was further increased today by the
appointment of John NJ. Chidester, Jr.. 54+1
Queen lane as chief OF the steel inspectors,
at a salary of $500 year Director Twin
ing will make other provisional appoint
ments in the near future.
Director Datesman, of the Department of
Public Works, appointed William ]. Dorsey
2033 Pierce street, and Charles Weibel,
1928 South Juniper street, as inspectors in
the Bureau OF Highways, at salaries OF
$1,000 each.
Elizabeth Steadman, 1924 South Chad,
wick street was named bathhouse matTon
by the Board of Recreation, and Director
Wilson, of the Department of Public Safety
named IL new hosemen for the Bureau of
Fire,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, July 10-Spot cotton was
quiet today at points advance on the basis
of S12d. for mid-upland The sales were
5000 bales, including 500 bales American
The imports were 1900 bales, including
l6,3O0 bales American. The market for
futures closed barely steady at net ad-
vance of points to decline of points,
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Gets Russian Steel Rail Orders

NEW YORK, July 10.--The Lackawanna
Steel Company has taken orders for 1000
tons of 671a pound open-hearth rails for
Russia, deliveries 10 extend up 10 the mid
die of 1917. The contract price was in the
neighborhood of S52 a ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, July 10.-The local coffee
market was firm at the opening this morn
ing with first prices showing advances of
to points on scattered covering and
some buying by trade interests, prompted
by the steadiness of the Brazilian interests,
Sales on the call were $500 bags
Todays Saturdays
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
Saturdays
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. July 10. = BUTTER High
grades fair: medium grades easy Receipts.
1854. Quotations unchanged.
EGGS quiet. High grades, firm. General
uiar packed firsts. ~ 92iAc; other grades un-
changed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
FINANCIAL NEWS
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS CONTINUE
TO WORK FOR LOWER STOCK PRICES
Market During Day Has to Withstand Selling Induced by
Various Things Industrial Alcohol Yields IL
Points, While Others Drop to 31a
High Points in Today's Financial Netcs

uncd orders books
philadelphia and Reading smaller Nay compared Nth April but
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates
ARricul. Trade accep
Over 90, Up to go, 90 4
CITY TRANSIT ADDS ENGINEER

.Up 10 30 days; over 80 to 80. per cent;
over 90 TO 90 days. 4ls per cent, and over 90
days. per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10
REPORTS OF BLACK
RUST HELP WHEAT
Export Sales Also Aid in Final
Dealings in Chicago
Market
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST.


CHICAGO. July 10,-Tho weather fore
cast for 80 hours followi -
armsp "9f raesdas T and fURtsft %ssf tohRst
Missouri = Fair tonight and Tuesdays
Wisconsin@Falr south, partly cloudy,
niEhti tuesday. Eeneraiiy fairs warmer to-
hSnGs Ssst fSSess Wit s 'Sf sG%
SrtSmc or tSnsh Me Hr Sss p Tassay e'f
fairs cooler east -, ,-,.. -, ,u..
dug %armsr cas and n ceni4a Gn t0nsht and
extreme east Tuesday, cooler northwest
Sorth Dakota Generally fair tonight and
ssa HS2.fT 2nF tonight and
Tuesday, somewhat cooler tonight north
"nS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tess ana ii e fair tonsht and
Tuesday, cooler northwest tonight and cast
dayi cooler Tuesday. extreme north.
CHICAGO, July 10.--There was much be-
wilderment in the wheat pit today because
of denials and combinations of stories about
black rust in the northwest. The market
ended firm, at the best level of the session
after a good deal of irreguarity.
The tone at the start was easier under
fairly active selling, but rallied on renewed
buying. Bears then became a little more
aggressive and forced the market back.
shorts. however, were so badly punished
by Saturdays sensational jump, when the
first black rust scare OF the season ue-
veloped, that they were not inclined to sell a
great deal
The strength in the final dealings was
due to more reports of black rust in the
northwest and to export sales of about
500 900 bushels, including cargo of new
hard winter wheat from the Gulf Last
quotations were 1 to nc net higher
Summing the rust matter up, a leading
authority said: "Blacq rust seldom ma.
teriaizes. but the fear causes bad dreams,
June was very favorable for spring wheat.
1t is usually hard month"
The market at Liverpool started strong
on the rust news from America. The visi.
BILE supply in the United States decreased
sos 900 bushels for the week, to 41,S20,0O
bushels.
Corn finished firmer, although at one
time ther was considerable support on tap.
The country bought December, particularly
Southwestern interests, as temperatures in
that section are high and rain is needed.
The visible supply in the United States
decreased 900 bushels for the week, to
6,139, 900 bushels The market at Liverpool
was firm on decreasing stocks and smaller
export offerings
oats closed stronger The visible supply
in the United States decreased 133OO0 bush.
els for the week, to 11,719,000 bushels.
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PORT OF NEW YORK
Steamships Due Today
Steamships to LeaYe
Movements Of Vessel

str Toledo Phlladelphia for Sabine. was los
miles southwest Of Diamond Shoal llshtshiD al
Il b. M July o,
Tor PhlladelDhia. was 282 miles southwest Of
Diamond Shoai iightship AZ noon July %.
"a miles west Of sand Key al o. m. July O.
str currieT, Philadelphia Tor Matanzas. was
str Katahdin. GeOrgetoWn for PHILADELPHIA
passed Diamond shoal lightship AZ 7;s0 .. o.
SIR Lelrs DAM Delaware Breakwater for
Port Arthur passed Diamond shoal lshtship
a. N 10 ., July q
Sir. Paraguay. Philadelphia FOR SABINE, Has
1T miles southwest Of Diamond Shoal Hght4hip
al noan July 3
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n
to Co
New banks for OF the
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NEW YORK. july 10.


anticipating conditions likely
c
Of to sh established number other including
On the other hand rallies of stocks bringing
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Deny Anaconda Is to Absorb Inspiration

O-om Com.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

Sales OF the United Cigar Stores Company
in June Increased S412,0O over the cor
responding period year ago.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA

Total sales. 4I5 200 shares, compared with
2S2, 100 shares last Monday.
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.iiYIDENDS DECLARED

Total ~ :, ss,ssl.OOO compared with ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

Shipments of bituminous coal over the
and Reading Railway during
May totaled 1,442,493 tons, compared with
/, ,56O,s33 in April and 1,349795 in May of
last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

j. Il. Hatch, formerly connected with the
Walnut Street Business Association, has
associated himself with Norman S. Sher-
wood, a real estate broker, with offices in
the new Stock Exchange Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

The New York Subtreasury gained ST.
l66, 900 from banks on Saturday, reducing
the cash net loss since Friday TO S3,3l2,O00,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

Benjamin b. Bryan has sold his fourth
extra membership in the New York Cotton
Exchange. The consideration was $4,000,
from the previous transfer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

The London Stock Exchange will be
closed on Saturdays during August unless
opened for some special reason.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-10

Total. sales. sSe1 shares. compared with ssss
sbnres last Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
Albuquerque, New Mexico Monday, October 23 1916.
THE BUSINESS SIDE OF 1T

The voters of New should not fnct ,pt
management OF the of "A
business cnterprse-ta citizen I'm n
oh hc capital stock of which is contributed of
the ~
When corporation aside funds for specific nrpo4e c
arc called 20 accounting nd amcnablc the
and Economy and honesty the
Ihe application of these prinCps what
most needed in the affairs of the
Is appropriated road building
None OF should be squandred
aries political whose
heN deliver election
Tor schools the schools should all-it
criminal that there should
uo system OF the state And all along
citizen has right feel
worth when Inc hs If
economically the burdens
ef because there will not be 50 much be
overwhelming
mean ring to power that ii has been
under which the funds
of the were thrown
out OF power has been such
methods will be different they in
c state government Indeed they silent
ons their
they will not admit that the old was wrong
The administration
Hed by economy and honesty and by wholesome
rights of the plain people the candidates
elected this of
handling the peoples affairs will continue.
Laying aside all question personalities
New should power who have
given them honest and efficient government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
GERMAN PLANES
DROP BOMBS ON
BRITISH PORT
Hostile AeropIaOe Shot Down
by English Naval Aircraft
Damage Done by Raiders
Considerable,

London. oct. ga hostile aero
plane appeared today over the toru-
fled seaport of Sheerness, at the
mouth of the Thames. Four BOMBS
wered ropped. NO causalties have
been reported officially.
An official communication lssueu
this evening says:
"A hostile seaplane was shot 90" J"
and destroyed this afternoon by one
our our naval aircraft. The machlhe
fell into the sea. Judging by time, IT
probably was the seaplane when
visited Sheerness today"
The following official account oil
the sheerness attack was given out.
"A hostile aeroplane approacheu
Sheerness at about 1;45 p. m. today
flying very high. -Four bombs We're
dropped. three of which fell into tle
harbor The fourth fell in tine VIZ
entity of a railway station and ddIH-
aged several railway carriages
British aeroplanes went mp ana
the raider made off in northeast
erly direction No causaIJIes nave
heen reported."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
PRESIDENT IS
NFIDENT Of
HIS ELECTION
Mr. Wilson Has Three TripS
on His Schedule Before e.
eCtiOn Day. Will Receive
Returns at Shadow Lawn,

Long Branch, n. j.. oct. 22.-Op-
tlmism marks the attitude Of the
president in the campaign for his re-
election, as it reaches its last stages.
Men who nave discussed the situation
with him said today that he is con-
fident he will be reelected.
The president has two more
speeches here, and three trips on his
schedule before election day He
probably will receive the returns vt
Shadow Lawn. He will leave We'd
nesday for Cincinnati where he will
speak Thursday. Then he will de-
liver an address here Saturday at a
celebration Of Woodrow Wilson
day" Next week he will go to Buff
falo and New City city, completing
his speech-making with an address
here November 4,
Alton b. Parker has accepted an
invitation to take lunch with the
president tomorrow and James w.
Gerard, ambassador to Germany, will
lunch with him Thursday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
MIR. HUGHES SPENDS \
QUIET SUNDAY WITH WILCOX

Montclair, N. j., oct 22-Charles
e. Hughes, republican presidential
nominee, spent the day quietly, dining
this afternoon with William r, Will
cox, chairman Of the republican ma
tional committee, who motored here
from New York to confer with Mr..
Hughes
The candidate took Il long walk
during the afternoon and was in con-
ference with Chairman Wilcox until
a late hour tonight, after which MI.
Wilcox returned to New York
Mr.. Hughes next campaign tour is
expected to keep the nominee on the
20 until November a, when he will
close his campaign in New York City.
The tour viii be through the central
west
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23

Santa Fe, oct. 22.-Judse NJ A.
Rreeden. for nine years attorney gen
cral for New Mexico, died few DAYS
ago at Redondo Beach, a suburb OIL
Los Angeles The funeral took place
yesterday Judge Breeden was a Ne,-
eran of the civil war and during ms
residence in New Mexico was poIl'-
ical leader of much power ana
astuteness. He lived on East Palace
avenue in Santa Fe Judge Breeder
was born in Maysville, Ky, 60 years
ago. and leaves a widow, Mrs. Anna
Rreeden: two sons Roscoe Breeden
OF Los Angeles and Marshall Breeoeh
of san Francisco, and two daughters
Talma and Nellie Breeden the
funeral services were conducted IN
der the auspices Of the Grand Army
of the Republic from the Congrega-
tional church at Redondo Beach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
AUSTRIAN CABINET TO
IMMEDIATELY REOKGANIHE

BcrIin, OCT 22 tby Wiroles8 70 say
villcJ-A Vienna dispatch TO the
overseas New -gucy says that the
Austrian cabig neid 4 session after
the assassin . of Premier Stuer-
gkh. preside over by the senior
member. p ION 4o1rgi minister Of
national de use. Iu accordance with
precedent. u tho fhvcrs will offer
their resiR a'ious. jut it is not eX-
pected the viii be accepted by Em-
peror Fra IS Joseph.
The mira Ter of the interior, Prince
Hohcnlohs s-schillingdurst, who is on
leave of lsence, vi return immedi-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23

neither was cap" What was it all
about?
Explanations Don't Explain.
There were some who explained it
on the ground that Cap knew that
the Montezuma Trust company would
be brought into the campaign and
wanted to head off criticism along
that line by having his say first. If
that was his idea, Cap missed the
target by something over a mile, for
the Montezuma Trust company and its
management have been the subject of
just as much comment as if cap
hadn't perhaps more.
There were others who declared
that Cap" with Characteristic sub
tlety. figured that Mr., Burkhart
would come back with a hot rejoinder
in the course Of which the names of
other democrats would be involved
and that the leaders Of the Grand Old
Party of Lincoln would be treated to
BE eddying spectacle Of a merry lit
tie cat-fight among democrats i'm the
midst of a campaign for national
state and county offices. Mr. Burk-
hart, however, has maintained an inn
penetrable silence on the subject, and
all that "Cap" has gotten out Of the
matter, so far as is visible to the
naked eye, is what satisfaction has
come to him from having expressed in
a widely circulated letter his per
t,4Yt
OOONO~~~-N~-~-~~-N-~
Continued on Page Two)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23

atey to Vienna and will act as pre-
micr for the present The minister
of finance, Dr. Won Koerber, intended
to depart today for n trip of mspec-
ton in Bosnia, but has postponed his
departure.
Among those mentioned as posi-
bic Successors Of Count Stuorgkh, are
Prince Hohculohc- -Schillngsfurst, Ba-
ron Beck former premier and Dr.
Kocrber
Berlin newspapers point out that
tho murderer Of the premier WAS of
unbalanced mind, says the overseas
News agency His sister has been
in an asylum for more than ten
years
"Dr Friedrich Adler advocated an
archistic theories and was violent
opponent Of his own father. Dr. Victor
Adlor. the recognized leader of Aus
tro-Hmgarian socialists \ tcw DAYS
ago, the Arbouor Zeitune Of Nienna
the official newspaper of the Austro-
Hungarian socialist party published
am editorial donouncug Friedrich Ad-
lcrs agitation as ohnoXious TO the so
ciaIst party and detrimental to pub
lie interest The cditor-iu-chief of the
Arbeitcr Zeimng is Dr Victor r. Ad-
ler'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
MAKE
IMPORTANT GAINS OVER
RUSSIANS AND RUMAN|ANS
ON DOBRUJA BATTLE LINE
CARS FORCES COMPELLED TO
RETREAT BEFORE TEUT0NS IN
GALICIA; FIGHTING GOES ON

Naiser's Men Launch Furious Attacks Against
French South of Somme but Are Repulsed;
British Capture Strong Positions North of Riv-
er, in Doing Which Berlin Says Lives of Attack
ing Soldiers Were Reckessly Sacrificed; on
Macedonian Front Serbians Are Slowly Gain
ing Over Bulgarians Who Have Been Rein
forced by Central Empire Troops; Bad Wealth
Is Impeding Operations of Italians; Aero
plane Is Shot Down OFF English Coast by Nav
al Air Craft; Bucharest Does Not Concede De-
feat, as Claimed by Evening Reports, but Says
Fierce Struggle Is Still in Progress
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23

.sv SoRatno IoupsAL srse,AI LHAssp w,paI
In the face of continued violent at
taclSs by the Teutonio allies in Do
brudja. from the Danube to the Black
sea- Rumanlans and Russians arc
falling back.
Toprai Sar and Cobadin have been
taken by the. eomDue. -Au-tTiaul
German Bulgarian and Turkish
torceS
+ ont.ae TmneyWsnla front hard
hut iulellitQ fielding conllnaes 10
/ the mountain passes, Petrograd
says the Rumanlans have been forced
back in the Buzeu valley Bucha-
rest, however does not concede this.
asserting that Teutonic counter at
tacks were repulsed at the point OF
the bayonct.
Russians Badly Beaten.
The battle of the last week along
the Narrayuvka river in Galicia has
resulted in an important victory for
the Austro- German forces over Rus
slams according to Berlin. Here the
Russians now hold only a small part
of the front on the west bank of the
river after a general attack by the
Teutonic allies between Svitelnih
and Skomoyochy Petrograd says
however, that the fighting Is still
going on ana that the positions have
changed hands several times.
French Rcpulsc Germans.
Twice during Sunday, in the morn
ing and in the afternoon, Germans
launched violent attacks against the
positions newly won by the French
in the Chaulncs wood, south Of the
Somme. Both attacks were repulsed,
according to Paris. Some Of the at
tackers in the morning offensive
gained a foothold in the French first
line, but were surrounded and tho
$50 survivors made prisoner.
Berlin. in admitting that In Satur-
days fighting the British north OF
the Somme made gains, character
izcd the British losses as reckless
sacrifice OF human lives. Several
trenches between Biaches and La
Naisonettc, south OF the Sommc'
were recaptured Saturday from the
French. says Berlin.
Allies Gain in Macedonia.
on the Macedonian front slight
progress has been made by the en-
tcnte allies in the Cerna river region.
German troops are aiding their Bull
garian allies in the fighting at tho
bend of the Cerna.
Heavy ranstorms aud snowiallS
are impeding the operations in tho
Austro-Italian theater
A German aeroplane, which
cropped four bombs at Sheerness'
England, Sunday, is believed to have
been the same aircraft that was de-
slroyed later and fell into the sea
under the attack Of British naval
aCroplane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
GERMANY TO RESPECT
SPANISH MERCHANTMEN

MadUd. OCT 2I-INI0 L0nd0n,
oct. 22D-The minister OF state, re-
plying TO question i'm the chamber
OF deputies today, said that the Ger
man government has promised tc re-
spect conditionally spanish ships
carving fruit. even those with con-
signmeuts to belligerent ports. The
minister requested the chamber not
to discuss the torpedoing hy Germany
submarines Of merchant ships.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23
hNTI-CATHOLIC MURDER
CASE CALLED TODAY

Galveston Tex, oct 22.-Cases
growing out Of the killing of William
Black. an anti-Catholc lecturer OF
Bcllaire, ohio, viii be called for trial
here tomorrow. John Copeland, bank
cashier of Marshall, Tex, where Black
was killed on February 3, 1915, is eX-
pccted to be tried first, George Ryan
next and George Tier on November y
Because Of the religious questions
involved the cases have engendered
ntsuse feeling and We're transferred
TO this ccoUnty for trial on change OF
yeuuc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-23

Macon. Ga. oct. 22.-The Second
regiment, Georgia national guard.
left here today for El Paso other
troops here, comprising two infantry
regiments. a squadron and a troop Of
cavalry. and other units, are expected
to leave, shortly,