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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
TODAY'S EVENTS
At the Theatres

jefferson: Al Fields Greater Minstrels.
Night performance, o'clock
Lyric: Vaudeville. Matinee D. m
Night performances at 7:30 and o'clock.
q Bijou: The Little Lady From Lone
some Town Winsome Nancy Boyer
in leading role
Colonial: Virginia Beauties in mu-
steal comedy.
At the Photoplay Houses
Triangle: Mae Marsh in THE Little
Liar"
, Rialto: Through the Wall" with Nell
Shipman.
Trianon Grim Justice" featuring Flor
ence Turner.
Strand: Maurice and Florence Walton
in The Quest of Life"
Belle, Ensley; Merely Mary Ann
featuring Vivian Martin.
Odeon One: Howard Fasterbrook in
1.-The Mysteries of Myra.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
At the Bijou

In presenting Nancy Boyer in The
Little Girl From Lonesome Town this
week at the Bijou Manager Cassidy an
nounces that he is presenting one of the
leading stars of the International circuit.
Miss Boyer is one of the most talented
actresses now touring the south. and the
vehicle in which she will appear is a
gripping story filled with heart inter-
est
The story of the woman who paid is the
story of 1.-THE Little Girl From Lonesome
Town" The cast Is said to be one OF
the strongest on the International circuit.
Miss Boyer is a new star. making her de-
but on the International circuit. She has
played Billie Burke's role in Jerry"
Ethel Barrymore's part in "Midchannel,'
followed Margaret Anglin in Green
Stockings" replaced Marie Doro in THE
Morals of Marcus and made big hit
in Leah Kleschna-"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
Chemists to Meet

alabama chemists belonging to the
American Chemical society will meet
next Saturday night at the Tutwiler. An
nouncement to this effect was made
yesterday by William III. Beers, Jr., the
secretary.
In Alabama there are 300 chemists. but
OF this number only 80 are members of
the society After an informal dinner
in the private dining room the October
meeting will convene.
A. fl. Olive is president Of the Ala
bama section.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02

]. H. Settle. district passenger agent
for the Louisville and Nashville, has
gone to Philadelphia to attend the meet
ing of the travelling passenger agents.
There will be five railroad men from
Birmingham in attendance at the meet
Ing
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
OFFICIALS FEEL SURE SPECIAL
TERM WILL TRY d. d. OVERTON.
ALABAMA STATE FAIR
WILL BE GREATEST IN
HISTORY OF THE STATE

Decorators Are Transforming Exhibit Halls Into Places
Beauty and Many Exhibits Are Already in PlaceWomans
Department Is Bewildering in It's Attractiveness.
Memols Peerless Concert Band Will Provide the
Muslc-Many Other Features
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02

Lee Clary, general agent for the Louis
Vile and Nashville, was in Memphis yes
teIday on business.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02

He Jumped at conclusions too quickly
on what Charley Nails had testified
before the grand jury.
"You see, matters were at very great
tension in Huntsville last June and
when we heard that Nails had been
arrested at his fathers home we made
plans for his immediate removal so
that he would appear before the grand
iury without any outside influences
getting to him. We had been told
that Nails would talk and we want
ed to get to him before he changed
his mind.
by secret code arrangement
Nails was brought to Huntsville with
out the regular county authorities
knowing anything about it, and the
first that Sheriff Phillips heard OF the
matter was when he was told that
Nails was in the grand jury room
talking without waiting to ascer-
tain just what Nails had said he
picked up Nails pistol, which he
found in the Jail office. and then
locked himself in the Jail where he
shot himself with the pistol of Nails
In my opinion, Sheriff Phillips went
off half cooked. and while I do not
say he was not implicated, as he adj
mitted himself In the suicide note that
he was on the Whitesburg ferry bridge
on the night Of the killing, he GER
tainly was not the guilty one. OF that
we are positive"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
KNOWS THE PLANS

According to this county detective
who has investigated every phase Of
the killing of Judge Lawler, he is con-
fident that the plans of the defense OF
David Overton contemplate the placing
of the blame for the killing ON the
dead sheriff of Madison county. He
also indicated that the defense would
attempt to prove before jury that
there was a general fight in which
Judge Lawler was the aggressor.
However, all Of these plans will be
met by the state very nicely" he said
The first legal scrimmage between
the state and the attorneys for the
defense of Overton. Nails and Brooks
is scheduled for next Thursday morn
ing at the habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Pugh.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-10-02
EXPLAINS SUICIDE

.sWhat about the suicide of Sheriff
Robert Phillips?" the detective was
ask ed.
"Wen, in my opinion, Sheriff Phil
lips was little too premature" he
replied. HE did not wait long enough.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
WATER COMPANY
OPTION SECURED
!BY DENVER, COLD.
Purchase of Plant In Sight AZ
ter Complex Battles In the
Courts Lasting More Than
Two Years.

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'N.'' '"h'r''l N'h
'ppi '''" '' ''.'' 'N 'h' 'iN com
' "' To- .'' '.'} .''"''
49,. .'' u.'''. '' .''' i''.'''
"'' '''''''''
The pui'tr.' H' lh' c.t of p'1-
Yer '' 'h" p'hn' 81 'h' N'uN'r Union
water ."Wp'nN HS pr"r' ~ 80 % 70
n"'' "i 'h' pN"'r ui'ii'i's comm -
E." 'h' comm. ."d'fe oi th" 'itN
wa. ih. result o' 'h"riH begun hy the
'N ''" .'Hh'' ID I'I' q" 'cdh f'
''u'i" "' 'h" N'i'r supply 'Id d =
'ilh'i on Ih' '"u''"'''t. W'0
u''H. Do. ''''' '"hs '|d complex
i".'' .AI'l'- I""th' ''"" lh' ."'i
or '''"' ~" p" 'h" .Nnr'W' court ''
.h' 'h''"' Shl'
IN MAY 1910 lhr voters of Denver
1t special election refused tu grant
70 removal ot the franchise of the wn-
fer company tnlcciol 10 proposal 'o
pGy. hayr the .ompNuNs plant ard
rights ,or the sum o' slii too. 090. apd
created "a uull, utilities commission
with authority 90 .su" $1,000 uoH
bonds and construct municipal wa
ter system
Iiiipation which followed resulted
iu 1 dec ,Is'ru or tho TINTED states
supreme court ip iNl3 holding TIE
city hnh power 1" I-u" bonds ana
hu'd IA plant
EarN h iali ano'hct propoahl 'or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22

declared to bc too low the report do.
riarInr 'hcy would Yield only a6t
p,. cont ON tho ,,li,ttor rb, r,.J.
'ugy oi Nj thinn were approved h.
'uds" LOWS ana the decree was oI-
t'icd January q. 1916.
In l'l3-lt he public utilities cuW-
mission of In" CITY and county ut
Denver completed an estimate ut IN"
cost of huidlng q wun.c'pal plant
hNihf IA" undrcs al Sl2t'u.1uo.
Another phase "i tho controversy
i"s" when e suit to test the validity
"i ihc sN.poo.oon bond ISSUE o." come
rirHct 20 municipal plant wlf brought
l' was ii.'d before the United state.
ul+'tl court iui '"i"iutu iu JuN
l'li In this d''i-io1 Iudeo l'Nf
prdcti'aIN ihl'N th" case "ui OF
court. h'"uH hi- ruliuts un the ic-
's."n "i 'h' lur'd Slil's tanw mo
court 100 lho case of iun N'" y urt
trust c"mpanF ''r'ns the city ami
county OF Denver. which held tmi
th' franchise "i in' water '"WnauN
hhd expired ana 'ha' 'h" rltN va a.
'','I'N '' n'''''l 'n 'nN way pr ''-,'-
49,, '"
'''N' WIS ''"'' W wv
."''" '' ''i' 80 '
'''"' '"'' O'N ''"' 70
Tho United StntD- court uf Appeals.
'uinr IN t inu.s Mo. ha II,d down
lis decision F""tnor" lu 1915. which
hRhm thrcW ihc 'ns' .u' of cuurt ANA
FHsihin' tho ruling uf Federal
Judge LOWS "t Denver This action
is said 90 have removed tho last uh-
'lncl" ln f'dcpl .nurts Coo The CON
rtiuciiun hf tho city oi new w1i,r
plant md fn h1r, coed from llI ..tnt
'hc s. rUn 900 bond ...u. voted hv
the electorate
Enrly 10 1915 prpuusals It various
civic ,rtaniyliiuu- of Denver Iunl pr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
MORA GRANT CASE
FINALLY SETTLED
BY TWO SALES

East Las Vegas, y, NJ. Fen. 2-
Legal procc lugo covering "a period ot
forty years and involving such pcr-
mantlt men a. thc late senator
stephen q. EIE.ls I,niImu Butler
ana senator r q. CJiruu. was ended
,cs' erday with the sale pf the north
portion of the Mora grant 4" the
state lrNcstmcut company of Las
Vegas ana the south portion tu T.. a.
Wheeler rcpre-"ntiug the Butter 's-
tate. TWtnty--iN thousand Sc e.
changed hands. aud the price in-
volNed vas St1.uuO, The Mora grant
was made In 1888 To scvcnty-siy
grantees and ncyamc cntauglcd b. H.
cation through transfer and adN"rs,
claims tu interests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
Pueblo Banker
Succumbs After
Long Struggle
Mahlon D. Thatcher Victim of
General Breakdown After
Eventful Career: Was rion-
eer In Colorado.

lhf tNfNINa iifihiN iFhN'u " NN"
Pueblo. Colo. fth. % Mthlou -.
Thatcher rucnio millionaire banker
di"d thla morning att,t lungorng
illu.a. ii, wac 80 yeats oll DcUh
var due tu eDu,rJl hro1k0nWu.
M1niun npn'l Thatcher Hutu near
Gctt,slurr pp. r,comh,r t. 1899.
hc-lu hI. pI.mcr career uf .Iork
% hlr itth,rs general -tu.r iH
,ldcr brother tphu A. who dipd no
pueblo boo August. 1913 mad preceded
him tu th.s ,.N and Nohlon Joined
him u 1866
The hi,tn'r- u0ndu,tod . general
mot,dutll" business u puc. lu when
u was hulc mote than ' tracing post
In lS,l rhr u,pd lor bank Vus met
uy the formation ot the tIt NJ
uoull bank hN tho Thatcher pruthors.
tu institution which Was destined tu
become financial puWci IN thu
Hocky mountain region On a capital
uf o i.W hundred dollars wo. founded
an institution now one ui tho largest
banking houses ut the Wost
~ the time pt his death Mthlun
Thatcher WIS prDsidour OF uhc First
National hpuk ut Pueblo gud part
owner and director ul tho First Nu-
uoual hauk ana tho International
Trust rumpnu, ut n'nNcf, besides
hItlu~ extensive interests he banks
n uftoon citi,s ot southern and
western Colorado. lie also had large
holdings ia the National B1nk ui
Commerce uf Kansas Citi aud made
ms Influence felt IVA banking circles
't Chicago and N"w york
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
TEN KILLED AND
FIFTY INJURED
IN Train WRECK
Two Specials Come Together
Near Milford. Conn. on the
New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad.

New Iprk. Feb. %" 1.u p"rsou.
were killed ana sixteen injured n tn,
wreck Of passenger tram. near MI
turd. Conn. TODAY Sis uf the doud
vor, passengers ana tour wore train
men.
More than nfty passenger. were in
luurod Tho Cuuu',tout Nt"r spo-
,1l so &c. from springfield Mass.
foI Sew york. over tho ~ y y ~ n
II railroad. was run into uy special
passenger tram TIL. train was made
up IN Now Haven tp carr. pa sruRrrG
who otherwise would have luu, on
thc regular express from Ip.tou 80
Sow YORK leaving Sew uty'u shortly
after o go.
II was reported here that amons
the passengers uu th, Duun"ctigut
River express were "a uumlcr 90 vale
students who were ou their way tu
Sew york aud other uuluiH
Tho injured were taken to Fridge
port u was stated number of them
being lu e critical condition THO
derd included acourdu~ 200 no. into -
nation received here. no" engineer
pud fireman of the special trHIn aud
the farwun and Pullman porter aud
six passengers of So. ,'
Acoordinp To- IA, official version of
the wreck given uut h,ro, train ~.
I, th, special ram iuln 80 80 thr.'-
quarters ui mil" east ct Milford $50.
80 having come iu stop uu account
OF u bruk"u rir hu-' .,tW'"n tho mO-
tor ami 900, forward ,Ir Both tfliu.
v,t, uIgtt wrecked. rh. 60 u. un
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
Not a Member of Crew Es-
capes When German Air
Raider Is Brought Down by
Guns of Defender.
AUTOMOBILE CANNON
DOES THE BUSINESS
First Shot Takes Effect,
and Kaiser's War Eagle"
Plunges in Flames to the
Earth.

raris Fob. s2 d.3n u. mI Tho
ori.to rtcw Of the Icur.Hn 1irehiu
brought down les Fr,uu guns near
Ihhnt-lc-Eoi N'stordu t",utr-two
In number p.fIshtd. .uJIur Go n
IlaHpa di patch from l.r. .I.-Uur
Tho Zeppelin was hrruahf Goo earth
Hy tho nI.t hot from lutomubil,
mounted cannon at UNIEu. lhc dis
patch adds
Tho Zeppelin was on, .t the latest
models according 10 tn tut ices b'
ing Of tho marine type .ud numbered
L-Z-s-. Another Zcpu.Uu Was fol-
lowing Il nrtocn kilom.f,rs h,hmd
when the frcncs gunu.rs began e.
fro.
Tho crew Of the second Zeppelin
witnessing tho destruction uf tho
L-I-1i. turned their alrship shnrpiy
and proceeded in another direction
the prescnc" uf the Zeppelin WAS
announced between $3.50 ami N.ii. T.
fought against the Nlld and advanced
elowly Ns soon ms 10 was within
range the Duunonado began TNu
shc'ls hurst lu tho rca of the dirig-
iblo while an incondary proicctilc
seemed 90 tear across the Zeppelin.
ipniting thr right side of the craft
The nrc was soou 's,y""ping along
'ho cItirc length of the aircraft. Lit
tie bt little. IL came down. lrhtcd up
hy flaming pieces ~ the cuVolop
which became detached.
IN touching the vHrth the bombs
which the Zeppelin carried vyplodcd.
An enormous CROW g of persons Nho
had hastcUod across the country from
an directions gathered. wh.I' IN"
roads were hllod with automobiles on
their way to the scog". Thosc Vh'
arrived found on Tho ground nothing
nat the debris uf the aircraft among
which lay some twenty 10 thirty
bodies
Tho Zeppelin was truck bt the in
condiury sholl at "a h,.sht Of -iN thou
sand feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22

marsh dtstrst Eg,ry mile fairly
bristlos with machine gums IN add
ton to ~, suus millions ct running
feet Hf h1rhrd wire cuttrl,meuia are
stretched 'n rl directions
The svrmps are from two 90 ten
miles wide in ia, rcclou ut rusk.
ana not once this winter have the,
been frozen uNor
Hero the German lines prutrudc
furth,st oost of amy along the whole
front from Tho Baltic Co Guucln m t
scmi-oNa form Tho greatest danger
Hes in the possibility ot u t1utiar
movement from The north tho
-Wamp- a0ordiua protection from th,
south
~ unU prD.uufion Hsa'ust sur
prise attack 1 VItr i4 stretched kncv-
high aruuud each section ct star
shaped htrrl,pd,- Du th.r wire ur'
placed ut short distances apart ten
paits ut empty BOTTLES whI.h rlIuh
alarm ~, moment the vii, is tou,uod.
tu TIN, section hc Gvrmpu troop.
are cumpus,d almost onu,rh of
crack cavalry regiments with high
uuhl'- l- otu'er.
III" Hua4iuu. hp.D wtic uu'y u t,w
haIt-h'nrtod effort 90 push rr. D't-
man. Hl,E from rlusk. m, slightly
elevated position thcy oDcup enable.
th,w tu observe ul HusNuu wus,-
m,nts Il is predicted thu Ga" Hu
slams viii be- iluodcd out when thu
sprua lrcshcts comc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
Germany to Promise That In
s'tgnia Horror Will Not Be
/ ted if Passenger YES
Sc H No Weapons.
CONTENTION AS TO
STATUS OF THE GUNS
Berlin Will Contend Arma.
@ent Is for Offensive Pur-
.ses and Not for Defense
Washington Awaits Note.


Wan. ir.tuu ErU 3D. Confidential
advise. rrm u,rHu I.di, Indicate
mat German. soon Viii Inform the
iuit'd ...s fhl' uor previous assur-
1nr's tuHi uur" TINS Iu.rs viii not
bee otu.1rd without vpnur holds
good f'r U'u'. submarine operations.
ptutdI.. however hu uuUl timers
io uuI .Hr.. armament
Tho D.ruru sp,"ruu,nt viii ,nu.
tend. th' rN,t,,.4 state. fhst what nnw
De- char '..i1rd u- d'fruslt, ttma-
m'ut really is nfiou.it" armament
when .lumrriu"s 80. concerned and
Nil propose Discussion With th, Unit
30 Stf. uf what dntons,v, armament
prop maS br
a. .uc uf IA" Hritish and French
liner now clearing from American
ports DIrN tu. gun. whatever. such
assurances lruW ooimnny Wiil be- In
th, nature ui roas urauccs for the
'i,t, uf the ucutrlls ihey carry. even
under tn' term. uf the new submarine
campaign.
How tar such assurances will 90 to.
ward n"ciinr th, stat" dcpa -tm"nt's
objection that tine Lusitsuin agree
mruf t# nt pr'sef lr,wu applies only
tu ..o o. md uu. 40 The fututu prob
uNlN orb ..u %. Gt;ernined when
th.N tro l, iatd before S.cre-
tat. 'ar
Thtu. .N, nations from ofn-
Difl uuui'r that tn United
"a tD~ NuUl. unit the ucgotia-
iiu. over general subject Of
armed .NII drawn uut indofin-
uoN. The vu..uI.'rstiun. u is said
v1uts tu h.. th, situation clarified
without d..J..
Last uI.U. conference between
President Wilson senator on" and
loproscunts" Flood. chairman of the
congressional committees dealing with
foreign affairs and senator Kern the
p"mu,iaiIu floor leader. WIS said lu-
thurtHtNrs today tu have h"eu held
boz order ihlf 'ho president might IA
form th" congressional l"Hd'ts on the
sintu. ui 90, negotiations being car.
ri"d uu u' thr state department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
Most Important Temperance
Fight in q Decade Now I'm
der Way Before Supreme
Court al Washington.
HINGES ON LEGALITY
OF WEST VA. STATUTE
Federal Legislation Also In
volved; Question Touches
Shipments to and Possession
of Liquor in Dry Territory.

tf ENrrIUE frfald lfnHHt II IrHI
Washington. Feb. do ATTORNEYS
general ui uitoor states today. nl"d
Win tho supr,m, court 90 JOINT arpu-
mont iu support OFF the CON titutiunpl-
~ Of tho WU.t virginia liquor law
prohibiting tho receipt uud possession
~ utuxicutug uquoy. .r personal
uso aud OF tho federal W,HH-k kenyon
liquor law prohibiting the sh'pp,up ui
Intoxicating liquors into states fur
us" Boo violation "f state laws.
Tho states reported were Arizona.
Georgia. Idaho, Iowa. kunsls. Nil
'.ssippi North carolina. Nurth p1-
tntt. oklahoma. pr,gou. south Caro-
INA. Tennessee Virginia. Washington
and Alabama.
Ttr decision ~ the court ia the
West virginia cases. nuN before th"
court Tor Oral Argument is expected
o. he th" most important adjudication
uf the tompcruncc tight iu . decade.
1t seems strange az this tate duN.'
tho 4ttorucys general stated tn the
court 100 their hri"i Il hear claim
made that thr state ana national gov
,Tumout4 sgarauto, tu q citizen tn,
ripht To- possess and roevN" liquor
for personal ufy and 80 dtluk the
lmr ir unlimited ouantitic " Hrh
i.Id hocu the cnsc ~ is diNcult 90 s',
now any sort of ptohibtoy Law
\ could htN, ever been sustained. since
~ ot them have q direct tendency to
reduce or prevent tho uso of utoVi-
,afiul beverages. aud 4 is the pur-
po-" of 1I ol thcm to promote tom
p,rtu'r by the prevention OF fh" rHu-
| .urfHfIur sf .UfUEIrfNf. THI. IHfup-r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
PARIS MEETING ATHEISTS
CONCORD OF THE ALLIES


Paris. Feb. - The Auglu.fr"n'h h
parliam"ntary committee began lis
sessions today Niscount Bry,' head
OF the Brush section, nddr, ssed 'h'
French delegates, over whom former
Premier clcmouccau presided. Tie
said there would bee no separate pcnc"
among The warning powers, nor any
compromisp. lie characterized the
meetings A. definite proof ui IA" in
dcstru,tiblc unity of the entente al
lies.
NJ Clrmoucoau said that son" such
evidence OF Anglo Saxon accord hnd
hccn long awaited, VI" snid the
French ana British people WOULD i've
in % uuinn which would hc uunrok"n
and that whatever mighl happen these
two nations would continue thD war
to the end.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
CUDAHY EMPLOYEES ON
STRIKE FOR MORE PAY

SiuuN VIIN, InWhI FtN, ~ Y rITIk'
was cal'sd in the hos killing depart
ment OF the Cudahy packing plant
this morning The men declare II is
the beginning of a general s'rik" ni
all employees ot the Cudr'y company
in, Sioux city unless their demands
for higher wages are granted.
The men, $50 In number Yglked
ont after demandiuv an increase oi
hNe cents an hour or inrtr cents n
dhy In the wages of butchers, ana
two cents an hour. or about 20 cents
"A da,. lu tho pay uf mhorcrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
GERMAN SEA RAIDERS
ROWING SOuTHERNLANES

New york. Feb. --.-.pilIcot OF the
French line .to'mship Lafayette
which arrived here today from nur-
dcduN. reported that wireless Nhrn-
hg was heard uu February II Whcu
she was two days out telling of Gol.
man commerce raiders "u southern
sea lnu.s The warning was fast r"-
coiyed from som" unknown shin tell
ing that she was being chased hS a
raider.
\ ucws cable received hcrc two
day. apn sail the French liner chi
carn raportcd On hcr arrival at Bur-
deauN having been chased hy q Ger-
man conmcrco raider
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
JUAREZ HONORs THE
MEMORY OF MADER0

III rbsn, Tex, Feb. 20 Juarc2
gave itsclf up TO-DAY to ccr,monics boz
memory of frduc,sco l. Madoru. tut-
mcr president ot Mexico. Who with
his vice president Pine SuHr'z. was
s'n.n iu McNio" 'itS whom The tate
Nic'or.auo HuorN tooN over ma,
rcins of government tNo years nr'
spcr,hos, pnr1d,s and music featured
the ceremonies of tho day Public
build ugF were u apod with black ana
Mrxtan nags ilrW at hail mas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
AVIAT0RS
lombard L0MBARDY

RcrIn. F"o. 20, eva snFNllrD A'r
raids over lowbnrdN. with damage
reported pt pu ui- attacked hy th"
AVIATOR. are announced hl Aus'ru
Hungarian army h'adpuuitcr, .u toe
dnN'. nHIcal statement received here
tut'nN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
SLAYERS OF RAILROAD
DETECTIVE CONVICTED

Pueblo Cuio. Foo. Joe XII
tcrman was convicted today ot SECOND
degree murder. md his companion
Lige Higgins vus found guilty ~ No'
untnit ma1sl1uFhtrr for the death
of william : Iuugdou rnih"ad de-
toCtiNc. whom they shot he.e brcom-
her 40. last Lungdun Wa shot ht
klttcrman whine searching ih" de-
fcudhuts in u lucal railroad yard.
The pcnniy for second drfrt'
murder is ten ycurs tn li'c impr.'un
ment. fur VOLUNTARY mansl1urhict
ca. io .lght years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
AMBASSADOR GERARD
HURT WHILE Skiing

London. Fob 20. G.23 y. M \
dispatch to the ENchhnsc Tc.ogrnph
company SAYS that James " G"rnrd.
American ambnfsnd"r 10 Germany,
broAo his collar bone while sailing
yesterday near Munich. and also IN
iurod his lett side. II is said his IN
uries are not re luu-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
BOMBS DROPPED ON
TOWN WEST OF NANCY


NiH if'NNN ilffhtN tf'A.'N " iiNl
Fs'i-. Feb. -l ,lU %. mI \ I'p-
polu dropped bombs ia.' uipnt "u
Luu. .ilir uit,,u mile. West of
Nnu.N The dnrur, Nve slight
m" dIr-iUl, VH. pursued hN
Fr'uch urrop@u,- and went un 10
th, direction Of Metz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
EAST LAS VEGAS MAN
IS KILLED BY HORSE

East l.nF Nrgns, = VI FoO- y
Gerhard Roeehr 90 wns instantly
Killed Yesterday when hr was Kicked
evcr the heart boy % horse. i;cschr
was single. lie recently completed
an enlistment lu the marine corps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
ROUGH DRAFT OF
ARMY BILL IS
BEING DRAW \
House Committee on Military
Affairs in Agreement on
Outline: Senate Framing
Reorganization of Regulars.

lhF Evening Herald Leased Ntrrl
W Fhlufiuu u, n. Ht Tho army -
part ~ ultuaui defence began io
taH" dcnlitc form In cuuerrssi"nal
committees today.
WIN the house military commute
IN practical agreement ON the outline
uf tho army hl,I Chairman I'tN was
az wurk completing thc .oush drtf.
Meanwhile the scuat" military
commute" Wns framing Its mcH ur'
Tor % ,horourh roorga Iilaiinn eff IN"
rcsuInr amy With peace strrurt.
,r over 100, 900 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-22
SENUSSI TRIBESMEN
ARE ON THE MARCH

Botlin. Fcp. 2e Ca wireless To
Sa,Nilloi S,uuA.i trihe.u,u nd
ynncinR through ENpi from thc west
are approuchns thc Nilc Na,l,y, nc-
curdup - reports from Cuu'tiutiur-
plc given out today Dos the 'NoracaH
Slows Nton,, Tho reports add that
several Arab tribes hiE, l,Gcd tno
-,uuN-I