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The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-27

louise Bill No. 32i. BY Mr.. W. carruth
Jones OF East Baton Rouge Par
ish.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 20 the Con-
stitution OF the State OF Louisiana.
authorizing Municipal Corporations,
Parishes and wards TO levy certain
taxes on property in the acquisition
and support OF Municipal. Parish
and Ward fairs. and providing for
the calling OF special elections TO All
thorize the levy Of said tax, and 10
authorize the City Of Shreveport
Parish Of Caddo. to levy said tax
for the use OF the State Fair OK
Louisiana. at Shreveport. La. and
providing for the submission ~ said
amendment 20 the electors OF the
State for their approval or rejection.
BE il enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF Louisiana. two
thirds of all the members elected 10
each branch thereof rnnCuTrlnE. That.
subject TO the ratification and approx
al OF the electors of this State. tho
constitution OF the State be amended
by Incorporating therein the following
provisions, 1o-Wlt;
Section l.. That every Municipal
Corporation, Parish or Ward. when au-
| thOrizrd to do 50 by a majority in
h"'''''i an" ai't'ut!. ~ '"' i''i''H
taxpayers Of said Municipal Corpora
tion, Parish or Ward, qualified as cleo
tors under the Constitution and laws
OF this state. voting at an election
held Tor that purpose. motto" or Which
election having been pthiish'H 10.
thirty days IN IN" "lhcial l"u'ua' Oh
the said Municipal '"r'"tail"h or
Parish. or. II there is no "tl''ial Jour
nal. in a journal published therein.
,,, ~ aru,- . nj lazy 81 fnN tTt4n ina
taxable property assessed IN SAM Mu-
nicipal Corporation, Parish or ward
the proceeds Of which Is 20 n" uS"1
for the purchase ana improvements or
grounds and for premium awards foI
the Municipal, larlSh or war" ialrS'
Provided, that TINS tax EhaIl not eh-
coed on" mill upon tn" a.S"So'd Va,u-
alton OF IN" property "lihih "'tI H"-
nl'lral corporation, !ATlNA OF HaIr.
and provided. further. that Said tax
shall not run for a period exceeding
ten years.
caction ? That the CITY Of Shreve-
mort or Parish Of Eaddu. when author
lied in Ne manner set forth in tho
preceding section, may levy and assess
the tax provided for in said section
and use the proceeds thercfrom FOR
tn. benefit of the state Fair Of Lou
isiana. located in said City Of Shreve-
| port
Section :. That resident women tax
povers NAV vote in the election hereiu
provided for in person or by proxy.
Section That the Police Juries Of
the several parishes and the Councils
Of the several municipalities. upon Pc
titinn ~ o~ne-rourth of the property
owners and tax payers Of any parish.
ward or municin,iitv shall call tho
election herein provided for.
(, rrl-. 49,. 1a Dv4-
Section ); That the ndm pro.
'loeo ny 'his az. Shait NC
to the electors OF the state for their
approval or re)ection at me .oneses.
Slonal eieclioh 10 pe he.u Oh ~ hLst
luesday aiIer lhe mrs, monoat n
month or Novemper' i'io, anu ,nre
shati o. printed on ane "''t ,ha un al
~ oe 49, ~ 800 nnnandnant 10 tho
or .he ploposau r,n,n ~
uhonn. n;o;nai Cnrnorations
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-27
An Act

BY Mr.. Shell
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1916-10-27
Act No. ZIG
JOINT RESOLUTION

House Bill No. 32i. BY Mr.. W. Carruth
Jones OF East Baton Rouge Par
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
B\TrtIN IL ~iLt>,tD
BN NESIiit'S HONVS

IorlIu April o coy wireless tu ~n.
tllr' The German admiralty tu.
uouu,,d tudi, that German arshlls
Iast ni.ht silcu."o q battery near HUI
England with bombs aud destroy "A
'air" ron works uotr Nhith, The
trshipS returned safely
rh" statement follow
Durug the nirht OF Nprn 80 Gor.
Wuu tirships DESTROYED 10 large t.uU
WORKS. with blast furnace nd cxt"u
.sI., '-ttblishm.ut- u,,r Whithy.
after having put uut u' action with
,Npio-.. bombs batter, north u'
HUI.
Tho n.d"rs ALSO attacked factor.
,'s 100 Iced. ana the surruuudins ...
sluu. auu several railroad stations 300
IN, industrial district Guud effect.
Wei" observed
Tho urhps were shcilcd h"aNii.
Nu returned yudnmagod
Th, utu. 90 German statement ind
D,t,- thai fh' lcuyiticr oi I.pp"liu-
oN"t EupifnH Hcrr on more cNt' .
Iln. scale tbiu was shown ~ th. ,
fi'al tuunuu. oucut from London ',.i
nght rho Huush statement sId
| ~ir4Ic Icpp,un attacked an uotth.i.
coast uf tu.Hud ana was driven ur
| Do, anil-nii. rIif d"ieus"s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
Passport Fraud
To Go 10 Grand
Jury, Is Stated
Government Probe of Alleged
Connection of German Con-
sui With Spy's Credentials
Ready for Courts.

Washington April q The gp,,'n-
mcuts i1NrSigaiIun or the alleged
connection ut ttrl \. i.udoritl. D...
man consul at Baltimore with h, -.
sue OF AN American pas port Ia il'i..
Won der GoltI. 3 confessed Gcru.H
spN under the nam. OF BridgW
Taylor has reached point whtir
m, next step o. io Ia, the iarts n,iur.
u federal grand lutN
The story told 'u departments n'
Justice agents as Won der Gou1 1'
Sew work. is 90 ho made the bass %.
riaTd iurS action o. hi s-tatemcui
Won d"r Guilt b. quoted p~ saying he
went 10 baltimore with 90 letter irnrl
captain Won Pap"u. the former Gcr-
man military attaCke, here. rcqu"st
,ug the consul tu tid ,uu der GolN boz
p1y Vt, he could. Nou der Goltz NJ,
told the agents ho presented the tot
ter and dis, urs,d the ludcriN plan.
.or obtaining traudui,utN an Amer
,,ln passport
Nou der GolJz- STORY f is ~lId
ha. been ,orruhoratcd %, the ur.-
oncr Tucker arrested three Wrrk'
ago it rl rIsn ana nov held U E'
| u, Island. N y Tucker. IL i~ ascSri
"a was familiar r.th Nnn dor COTE
| pnr ip ultpIl tr American pas uur
laud has corrph"atrd tou dor Goliz
story n t- essentials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
"Golden Hier"
Is Christened at
FareweU Rites
Official Naming of Automobile
That Will Garry Suffragists
Feature of Goodbye Cere.
monies.

New York. Aprii q Christening ~
the automobile called the Golden
flicr IN winch Mrs Alir" : Nutk"
and Miss N.lli. Hichardson are To-
make e tour uf the United states
under the auspices II the Nati"na;
American Woman SIfrgc a~snp.a
ton. Was one ot IN, features of m,
farewell rendered tu the travellers a.
leading sunrngtSts here today
pinccts and mrmbers of th" aS~u
.'iatiuu aud of the state suffrage party
gdthcrcd at tho sunragist hcadpuar-
tcrs and escorted Airs Burke and Ms
Richardson 90 udrad" To- COLUMBUS
Ci'clc. where Mrs. carrie chapman
cat president ut ia" association
broke e bottle ct gasoline over th'
radmtur Of tho Golden Fl,,l aui
CAV, 10 Its nam,
Iosldc~ the ordinary equipment ~"
sunr1g" Jutumnbilo catri"s u frcl"ss
rpuk"r and @ small hand sewing ms
chime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
TIGHT On VOLUNTEER
plan DRAWS To CLOSE

Washington, Aprl ..-Th" bsh'
ever the federal volunteer plan "t tm
army reorganization hin Wa draw Ing
To, close when IN. senate resume !
work on the measure to-day With al
vn,aics Of IA. provision rrNing h'rd
,n save Il aLd opponents seeking u"
eliminate u
Another Hood Of tclograms prnt"s'- -
Ing AGAINST The elimination Of the
ti'uutccr army provision was submi'-
tod today Nv chsirmal chamberlain.
Man, were FROM officers of IN" ma
iiolnI guard, who declared their We" 3
had no, been correctly presented ~
s,untorS nphting thr volunteer pro-
N#,iuu on tho ground that II threat
.u4 the existcnc" ot the nattona'
guard.
one from Maryland declared Sen'
tor .oe. author OF the amendment l"
,u,no out the volunteer sctti"l, dd
NOT properly represent the So l'iinrni
OF an the Maryland gunrdsncu "n
the i,o.ue In al, a60 rclorrarnr w"r"
presented cudors ms the volunteer
army plan.
senator tlapp, Republican,. i'Sls -
al mat the volunteer provision va
,Agu, and that the only way I" "'at-
IFS the situation was I" vote ~ on
aud vote ~ asubstitui" =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
WHAT CHANCELLOR
SA|O ATTRACTING
PUBLIC INTEREST
Statement Regarding Possibil.
ity of Withdrawal From
Belgium Gains Particular
Attention Abroad.

Berlin. April ,hy wireless I" so
vllp. Two statements m br. N"u
iicthmuuu- iiullwop' speech IN 'hc
rei,hs tag have attracted especially ih'
attention OF the public, the iIrft hc.us
that n winch hr alluded ia ia" su'-
marine Nartarc uud the relations t
German with the Unit fd states, and
th, So und being the intdnatt"us re-
gardins GERMANY q pca'" ,cimS, w'"r
fui the fist time n, referred To- tn
possibility ui Grrmany Withdraw inS
from Bclgium whicn, however, Ia"
said, must be u new iiolEiim.' iiis
words IN this batter connection an" ~ -
tcIpIctcd a. an affirmation that Ger
many would not cNacuat- u country
whore III" blood of persons hhd h'"r
.hed without r-cciNing necessary
guarantees regarding its future and
that tn. new Belgium" must lnclud"
a special disp"sitiun FOR 'hc Flomis J,
pottion Of the kinpdnm. a hint of th
nature of which II regarded as hd'-
nl been given 10y the chancellor : use
~ the word "\,thct ldndish. II"
spoke of the nrrossit, of dSsuring &"
he long oppressed Flemish t0ht''-
,rits an opportuuitN tot d"N"l"'-
mcnt ON tha hasis ut their neither
landish language aud Characteristics.
pr Peter SPAIN. leader ~ the cath
,lic center party, aud Friedrich Ebert
80 ialist leader. delivered sp""chc
IN the roichstag coneurrins IN IN"
Views which IN Won Bethmann-ii"lI'
veg the imperial chancellor, had ~
pressed. the Overseas News Agency
saAs Herr Eptrt said that Germany :
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
Bodies of Aged
Won1enFoundm
Home; Robbed
Seattle Home Scene of Brutal
Double Murder and Rob
berry. Police Believe Affair
Took Place Wednesday.

seattle Wash April - The bod r4
of NlI- Coiuue wheeler - yeats old.
aud Mrs Kate q. swift agvd %. W"t,
found .u their humr here early 'udt
hN % g. Ning, th'if ucphcV The
heads ot both women had been
crushed ana $4,000 supposed t. have
been hidden IN thu house WAS missing,
hc reported 20 the, police.
The bodies ut the women. whi'u
were fouud IN different parts "t th,
disord,rcd house N'I, fuzzy clothed,
ana Indicated, acCurdinE to- the pa.
lice that they had been murdcro
cdIh 100 the evening Mis-. Wheeler
ant Nrs swift crtuo net" about 4
year ago from Carthage NJ"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
Apaches Pledged
To Bring villa
To This Country
Aged Chiefs and Warriors
Who Fought Agains' Perish
ing Years Ago Now Are OBJ
ligated to Assist Him

Coiuubus \ VI April .fa r
khaki ana lr1thcr uUiurW- N..-
irrn ,aNaIrym,u. iw'u'" No Doe 90
diHns were ptcpariuS here t"dt I"
start tor th. hcadquauei- ni Genera.
rcishing. wher, th'S riu h'' Joel
.Duuts and traIl,Is 900 Ih. ,.mhlnE "i
the mountain Of Guerrero ini VIVA
Thirty years ago tnurtrru uf m" Ia
du,ns, In war paint ana hhnt''.
rHupht aRains; IA, Am"p,nu tr"or- %
which General ror-hlrs wps th"r
..uud lieutenant 300 me 'rr"rW
.autpdipn. IN IA. same disHt,l t1'.
o. g. ". Hazard. vino arrived Win
rn. scouts from fur Npl he. NriS
escorted that thoN would l,u., FOR ih'
irpur ts soon a. their PONIES IAN i'
uulnlued
~, are going To- huug Villa back
-aid N lose N"lasqu'I mirtpfrtci i"'
th. pait. "Dur men were pl"dgrd 10
de- -p uI a great wnr dance the if'
ior years and theS cannot ." naoi
uu tu,li Wuid Thcs' men at" u.i
hunter. m,u Who can follow q trtu o
br.k,u fNH-. aud distur dnT az
r.tdUA la .uu can read r'nt''
ptg.
NtIc-ucl pId thlt tho warriors
SOM, nt at.m ate more thtu 20 year
uOf. dunu,. NaI paint tud dan, 40
Through the ught before ,h"N lc't "a
th., die N,tts Hru. and iu.r. With %
sleep rod, horseback the sNt, Wte
to thH nearest iuiir"ad station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
Largest Appropriations Ever
Made for Fortifications in
This Country Contemplated
in Draft.
MEANS 500, 900, 900 FOR
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Provision Made for Mounting
Reserve Disappearing Rifles
to Get Extreme Range Of
Fifteen Miles.

""
k'''' ''''''"' ~ ne ,''''''' -
p"'''h"s. P'"H'' 'Il we '"""N "I""S"'
'hl' NV mus ~ = we '''N'9' ~
''"'''''h '.l WV l'P''''". ''" p"
"iF' "I I'"l "N""'' ''0 '"''
"h.'h ' li"V"H'' q" Np'h" W
pI"N'"'at'lt sl'"'"""'""" '"i 'n'' ''s
'ht ''" "''n'i 20, ~
''' '""N ''''" .'
toi u" ans ~ lh' N"II'' ''' U" '"P'
PIN 'n 'hP'" N'"'' "' ~ "''''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06

ming operations against tho Niqui. ~.
diau- 10 is m"t, difu.bI Goo ohtn
dependable Information r,rutdire
Northern chihuahua. nut 'h, best .u
formed Americans here du uut holicN.
that there are more than 600 ~.
3.ooo troops IA thut distinct
IN tins connection u be- pointed u.i
that ~ spite of ill the tr,u1lrs that
haN" Dosct McNico in the last nN
years the vast majority ut thc pur.
iatuu has remained quiesc'ut 'Ju
ullN complied statistics SNOW tut
never a. amy time hus there b'u.
more than 100. 600 men ~ afins Boo t"'
republic uut OF population ut o.
uuU.ouo In the height uf his pnN,.
purfiiio Dinz had u regular army #
1000 men with reserves OF "0.uuu.
lu ismt qudtttta here the Ndl d,.
pittm"ut. So authorization tu General
Funston 10 add IoN motor trucks to
'hc Culumhus.t GTnudcS ~upplt
train ls taF'u io mean that there .
no immediate hope ot ohtuu,u- Ga,
Mexico Nutthtru railroad ipr lu'
shipment "f army suppucs
II i. iuthotltttiVclN stated that ia,
request tor tho Jos tucks went fut
wnid tu the war department mor'
than NccK ago. but that ,omplienc,
with it was withheld pending nceo.
t,atinus tor the Use ui the railroad.
sine. the state department an,
noun,ed that General CarrlnIa hac
asscntcd to thc shipment of supphe'
over IA. Mexico Northwestern not
one WORT has boon .c,cNcd local,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
No Surprise 0ccasioned in Ell
Paso by Hints That de Facto
Chief Finds Presence of Am.
orleans Embarrassing.
APACHE SCOUTS TAKE
TRAIL OF THE OUTLAWS
No Further Advices on Sub.
ject Of Reported Wound Sus-
tainsd by Bandit Chieftain;
Border Stories Discounted.


Mcsicu city. Aprll 8. General
GuticrI.z reported go the var de-
paitmeit TO-DAY that IN" ,aptui
OF Francisco villa Within very
short time was certain ". snit
constitutinnalist forces were aga'n
r.ported tu have located villa and
surrounded him
II IL Also reported that q COM
hinou force uf constitutiun1list
troops from the states of Jaiis,r.
Aru,. Iiii.ntcs and Idcatc'as -
CLOSING IN on General Hiacamuu-
:,s VINO with larg" force of Nilh
cavaltN has beer located near Ju-
chllp, ~ southern Ia'uic,as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06

Wh't' "''" i''N nov h'' '.'.' .
Wv 'h'~' ''' 'N''i'''".
hi' % '.~' ''' p"''u VI. II''.''' '
l'P''''" 'n''A' '"', '"'''. '' y"
N"ius W. ""u' W''' .''.'-. h'
s''' We h'' "''" ONO ''''. .''h' Nv
M '''"' 'l'"''- '''' .".' '.\'iH
'P we .''- .' '..' ''"' '''
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06

Washington ANN pispatchs .
rcportins cuutinuing negotiations VITA
General Cartauid Tor urc of the r.,u-
WAYS Wor" received today from Spc, iut
Agent John g.. Rudgcts ut 9uct'th'O.
Thcl Indicated the question war sim
uns"ttl"d but officials regarded ~ H
situation as favorable. The cNi'
questions under negotiation wrrr iit
disclosed
secretary Lansing d., lined to "a,
what progress had hccn mad" With
General Cart1u1n. The itst uiti"ibl
announDom"ni Wa at -uhnissiou hN
'1rranzH Of several modiiicationt.
These pparontS Still a." h.fur" ~"
state department ilisco Arredundu
General Caitanzs' ambassador here,
h.ts ho' t6iifcfred Wlfh ss'frttffv Ian
sing ~ mor. than week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
TAXABLF VALUATION
Or STATE $50, ,OOO, 900

Santl ID, y N AprI Wlth t
Total pirp,Tlf valuation 100 lu' siHlr
of sAUi. .,tn, 500. 40 tucrcar" ui So
sos .Uuu th, total taxable value Nt
livestock boo N.w Mexico b. lose pool
$4,000. 900. H -t.ur t'N DumiuI luu
fabuiHttuu SHOW. today. This lr 900
u,rea-. Of nearly tl.oon.00n oN"r
Illt IN, total number ut all iNc-
stock ~ m, state ~ pln 80 go $3.50
600 'rhc talu. of the total ut SIS. oon
eattl- ~ placed AZ s3..Ul6 obo. an in-
aronsc Il sa,-ii ooo. lncrc .r"
.I.U.pOu hocp. valued at SH,6:N.'Ht.
uu lu, rpasc II tl.,>6."Uo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
More Than Hinted at That Ca.
rranza MAY Ask United
,tates to Withdraw Troops
from South of Border.
RAILROAD NEGOTIATION
CONTINUE HALTINGLY
Special Agent at Queretaro
Sends II ports Which Are
No, Mad Public but Are
Said t. show Improvement.

ihy ErrHIng Herald icsssd WireI
Nt-hi.g' ANN -U.r'ftrt
Lansing t.du. nntN u,u'"d tuqt
'I'.' Wits any stuuud whatever
i.r in, rspurts Th1t withdrawal
.. NHtr.,Hr iruups ftum N,v..l
au- being c"nt'mp ,'od
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
EARL OF DERBY QUITS
CHAIRMANsHIP OF THE
AERIAL DEFENSE BOARD

London Aprl .. - SO o. m tn"
Et,uins STANDARD SAYS the Eat O."
usIb, VA. irsisn,d me hair uanship
~ tn, joint naval ana military board
r connection with aerial service an
IA, ground ihn. his position is d.
~. Tor of r,rfuitIug occupies MS
Whole urt Tht standard -ats this
uop.iinn ha- been offered to Earl cur
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
WHITE AND WELLS
UNDER 1876 POUNDS

WHIT, nf Chicago and Matt Wells th
T. ri h ughiNcight champion. Wc.rh-
cd IA at 4 o'clock tbs afternoon to
IA nftoon round bout to a decision
here tonight The beam was set at
,ss pounds and neither man raised
1t. IN. exact weight was not an
nuuucod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
GREEK POLICE ARE
MAKING ARBITRARY
ARRESTS. IS CHARGE

PARIS Aprll 4, t-;15 y. mD-Th
cut,ntc powers have complained tu
the Greek government of urhitiurl
aircsts declatod to have been mad
hk IN. Grork police
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
- y VIE.

Resumed d. lssion or armN
ivurgluiIat .uu II,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-06

Met NJ n q.
Moai uaokoi opposed norHud
inquiry rrsuh' 1 before ludic-
liIN ~uh-tnmu go.
Debate co1iIr "a on rivers ana
hntlurs apprur t,lnu hili
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-22
vrooman: bond. $4,000: attorney. J. J.

vrooman: bond. $4,000: attorney. J. J.
Darlington.
Estate of George Kelly: will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted to John D. Parker; bond. $4,000;
attorneys. Shinn & Owen and T. G.
! O'Neill
Estate of Helen A Jennings: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Allen H Jennings; bond. $500;
attorneys, Shinn & Owen and T. G.
ONeill.
Estate of Minnie F. Hoskins: letters
of administration granted to Edwin S
! Hoskins; bond. $500; attorney. A. S
Taylor.
Estate of James O'Day: will admitted
to probate and letters testanlentary
granted to Annie O'Day; bond. $4,000;
attorney, Thomas J. Hurney.
Estate of Mary H. Mccarthy; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary granted to National Savings
! and Trust Company! attorney, w. H
In re Charges w. Hepburn: order to
renew loan; attorney. Frederick A.
, Fenning.
In re Samuel B. Paris order to
transfer notes; attorneys. Gordon &
Gordon.
Estate of Arthur F. Wood: order al
lowing w. H. Wahly to withdraw APP
pearance.
Estate of Florence H. Chandler; COM
mission ordered to issue; attorney
Frank Stetson.
Estate of George Ritter; will dated
November I. 1905. filed with petition
for probate: attorney, George H. Lale-
ger
Estate of William Brown: petition for
security for costs filed: attorneys, Irv-
ing Williamson and Thomas Walker
Estate of Howard Radcliffe: petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. Will
liam Clabaugh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-22

case; plaintiffs attorney. P. H Marshall
defendants attorney. r. G. Whiteford.
Beeler agt Bowman; motion for judy
| ment under I'D rule overruled; plain
| tiff's attorney. T. l. Jehords; DEFEND
ants attorney, Fred S. Swindell.
| Coghill agt. Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company; demurrer to
amended additional count overruled;
! plaintiffs attorneys. Cuttings 4 Cham-
| berlin; defendants attorneys, Z. T.
Tucker and Evans Browne.
Luckey agt National Savings and
Trust Company; motion for new trial
! overruled and Judgment on Verdlct LOT
| plaintiff against defendant FOR $ooo'
plaintiffs attorney, J. H. Stewart: de-
PENDANTS attorney, George Francis VIII
| liamS.
Werntz agt Gibson; motion for
judgment under I'D rule overruled,
with leave to defendant to plead WITH
in ten days; plaintiffs attorney. r. L.
Giles: defendants attorneys, Mcken-
ney & Flannery.
Winter agt. Lang: motion for Judg-
! ment under I'D rule overruled: plain
tiff granted leave to amend declara-
ton within ten days: plaintiffs attor-
ney. 2. B. Cromelin; defendants at
torney, B. E. Hinton.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Justice Sid
United States agt. George w. Helm.
adultery: time to submit bill of excep-
lions extended to July l and to file
transcript to July IS; attorney, NJ. E.
O'Brien.
United States agt. Irene Milstead.
murder. first degree: on trial: attor-
neys. NJ. E. OBrien and J. H. label.
United States agt. John Neri, perjury;
nolle pros.
United States agt. Mary Queen. as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea, not
guilty: attorney. S. d. Truitt.
United States agt. Philip j. Meyers.
joy-riding: plea, guilty; remanded
United States agt William Mitchell,
joy-riding; plea, not guilty.
United States agt. Sadie Harris.
grand larceny: plea. guilty: sentenced
to penitentiary for eighteen months;
placed on probation.
United States agt. Alfonzo Johnson
carnal knowledge; plea. not guilty;
attorney, Fountain Peyton.
United States agt Elijah johnson, as
sault to rape; plea, not guilty; at
torneyS, B. Emerson and George H.
Mcneil
United States agt Lloyd jackson,
depreciation; plea. guilty: remanded
United States agt. Clarence Brooks
assault to kill: plea. not guilty; at
torney,-D. orc. Callaghan.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 2-Justice Sid.
Green agt. Reeves: bill of exceptions
submitted: PLAINTIFFS attorney, John
Ridout; defendants attorney, P. H.
Marshall
BANKRUPTCY DIVISION - Justice
Stafford.
In re Harvey I. Cassidy adjudication
and reference to E. S. McCalmont.
In re William o. Bergman: report of
special master on trustees final report
ratified.
PROBATE DIVISION-Justice Stafford.
Estate of Addie Thompson; letters of
administration d. b. n. granted to Elsie
r. Mouden: bond, 5000; attorney. Isaac
r. Hit.
Estate of Charles S. Bromwell: letters
of administration granted to Carl S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-22
Indications Already From
Speeches in House of
Representatives.
EFFORTS WILL BE MADE
TO MAKE PARTY CAPITAL
There Will Be United Front, No
Doubt, Against Aggression by
Any Foreign Nation.

Indications from the House of Repre-
made of the present developments in
the Mexican situation. as well as the
high spots in the relations between
this country and Mexico during the
past four years. No matter what may
be said against such use being made of
the present situation and the develop
ments which have led to it. the COM
ing campaign probably will be filled
with bitter denunciations by repub-
licans against many of the events be-
ginning with the assassination of Ma
dero, the affair at Vera Cruz and con-
tinuing right down to the present acute
state of affairs. On the other hand,
speeches and interviews from the demo-
cratic side of the House show that the
campaign on that side of the fence will
be literally supplied with defensive
ammunition against the attacks of the
critics of the minority.
There will be united front, no
doubt, turned against any foreign ma
ton which presents aggression, but in
the meantime, in the oratory of the
fray at home and in theSgrand rush for
votes in November, there is evidence
that the minor statesmen will make
political capital out of each successive
event, and that where one side claims
an achievement the other side will
criticise Verify. it will be a campaign
full of point with PRIDE" offset with
the old standby, view with alarm
Views Crop Out in Debates.
Evidence of this fact was seen in the
House debates late in the afternoon
yesterday when Representative An
thony of Kansas, a republican. and