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Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Fined at MnntviIIs.

About a week ago Constable Myer arrested Michael Zion and wife in Hopedale for interfering with an officer while performing his duty. They were arraigned before Justice of the Peace Smiddy of Mlontville, on Wednesday and pleaded guilty. They were fined $1 and costs. They paid their bill which amounted to $31.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Edward J- MeKax Elected.

elections are given to the senior so- ciety Medusa, was held Thursday and the following were elected: A N. Jones, Perth Amboy, N. J.; ;W. W. Ma crIlm, Oakmont, Pa; Edward J. Me- Kay, Norwich Conn: A. N. Rock, New
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
AUToRus RIDE TO
Local Young People Enjoyed Dancing at Pavilion During Stop at Shore.

Students of the Norwich Commercial school enjoyed an autobus ride to Ocean Beach on Thursday evening. Besides the bus, four other machines were used in conveying the students. At the beach dancing was enjoyed, and the party arrived back hIome about F o'clock. The students are now plan ming to have another outing on boat race day.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Incidents In Society

Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of Hartford, is the guest of Mrs. B. F. Bishop of Broadway.
 Mrs. George R. Hyde returned this week to Norwich, after three weeks visit with her daughter, Miss Mary B. Hyde, a teacher in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. r.
 Miss A1ise w. Cogswell of Lincoln avenue entertained q few froends on Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Grace Pond of VToonsochet, R. L, who is spending the week with Norwich friends.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
VIII Shoot on Preston. Rance.

The First company of New London will lave their annual rife practice at the Preston range on Friday and Sat- urday of this week. The Tenth com pany of the same city will shoot at the range on Monday and Wednesday of next Week,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
WILLIAMS READING PRIZE
 TO KATHRYN HUBERT
Groton Girl Carries Of First Honors and Honorable Mention Goes to Dora NJ. Schwartz.

At the opening of school at the Norwich Free Academy on Thursday morning Principal Henry A. TirreT announced Miss Kathryn Hubert, IS, of Groton, as the winner of the Will Hams Prize Reading Contest, which was held at Slater Hall on Wednes- day evening. Honorable mention was given Miss Dora Matilda Schwartz '16. The judges were Mrs Lucius Brown, Miss Alice w. Cogswell and Miss Mary Gibbs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Mav RuiId Addi4ioyl.

Owing to the need of more space, the American Thermos Bottle company is contemplating building an addition to its present factory.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Renovation of Police Headquarters.

The renovation oG police headquar- ters is now well along to completion. The room has been repainted and var nished and a. new steel ceiling has been erected. The chiefs oface was renovated last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
setgled Without TrIaI.

The case of Cornelius Donohue vs. Rev. Hugh TreanoE. exr, appeal from probate, hassbeen settled without trial and withdrawn from the @uperlnr court
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
To Play Return Baseball Game.

The athletic committee of the Young Mems Hebrew association have arranged for a return baseball game to be played in New London Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Auto Trin I'd Rostnn.

Mrs. Mabel D. George, president of Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps, No. 16, enjoyed an automobile trip to tBos- ton on Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
THIRD COMPANY PREPARING
 FOR MEMORIAL DAY
Will March in Jewett City During the Morning and in Norwich in the Afternoon.

The Third company held infantry drill at the Armory Thursday even ing and drilled for the parades which the company will participate in on Memorial day. They leave here on the s.45 car on Memorial day morn ing for Jewett City where they will march in the G. A. R. parade and the company will return to this city on the car arriving here at 12.45 in order to participate in the local Memorial day services.
 The n1sn are making tent plans for the coming camp at Fort H. G. Wright at Fishers Island
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Tn normal times London Averages tq5.0o0 telegrams daily; Paris 12O. .0oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

WHEN YoD WANT 70 put your bua~ nBg before the public. there 10 ne bdium better than through the M6e rtising columns oe The Bulletin
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

There will be a meeting of the Sunday schools of Holland county of all denominations in the Meth odist church. Holland today (Friday). The leading address vii be by Rev. o. J. Aldrich of Stafford Springs.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Search is being made for thieves who broke into and ransacked the New Haven railroad stations at Madi- son, Clinton. Westbrook and Say brook. Little was taken from any station. At Clinton about s14 was stolen.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Local alumnae learn that the com naencement exercises at Nit Holyoke college vii begin Saturday. June 10, and vii Iconclude the following We'd nesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

MT. and Mrs. Charles Ogden and family of New York. who will occupy the Guthrie mansion at the Pequot June.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

ney, Norwich poetess, wrote The Ben of the Atlantic, "Toll, toll. toll, Thou bell by pillows swung" Miss Fran- ces M. CauIlxins. historian, wrote The Atlantic's Bell, beginning, "Storm- spirits, ye did well." reprinted in His tory of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Miss Margaret E. Keenan.

About o'clock Thursday evening Miss Margaret F. Keenan died at the home of her aunt, Mrs Henry Marx, of Forest street. She was 1S years of age and was the daughter of John and the late Ehfia'beth Nolan Keenan. ,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Sedgwick post, C. A. R., of Nor wich, has ordered about 1000 flags for marking soldiers graves this year. The average number used annually is upward of 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The first ten eligibles on the state civil service list for stewards will be given personality test in the office of President Charles q Morris at New Haven, Wednesday Those selected will fili vacancies st the State Soldiers Hospital at Moro ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The White Ribbon Banner acknow1. edges toward the Willard Memoria fund, from Stamford, Waterbury. Willi. mantle, Ivoryton (F. E. Willard), Port. and, south Wilmington, YaIesville Huntsville, Moodus, wethersfeId Mantle, Danielson, Ellington, $26.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

This weeks meeting of the c. l.. c. of Trinity Methodist church is to be held at the home of Miss Mary Gray, fl Golden street
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The United States Civil Service commission announces for June 7-8 an examination for preparator in enton- olOgys for both men and women, to fill vacancies as they may occur at Sl.- 000 a year. in the Bureau of Entomoi- ogy Department of Agriculture, Wash lngton, D. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Electricity has been adapted to 4s different purposes about a household.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

Although Attorney Charles W. Com stock and party have not said much about their recent fishing trip to Maine, it is understood that they had over SO salmon and trout to their credit
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The new state narcotic law provides that every person or firm making ap- plication for registration must furnish when applying for registration a du- plieate inventory of all narcotic drugs that they may have on hand at the time of application for registration.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The news of the recent death of Mrs. W. H. Hubbard of Hartford came as surprise to most of the Fishers Island residents. Mrs. Hub pard has made her home on the island every. summer for many wears and owned cottage there.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

The annual bulletin of the Black stone library, Bradford, issued yester- day by Librarian Charles N. Baxter. shows 34.700 books in this library, built an dendowed by the late T. B. Black stone, of Chicago, of the Norwich fam fly of Blackstones.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

When the Grand Army men visited Sachem Street school. Miss Elizabeth Hayes, principal, this week, the Boy Scouts who received and escorted them were Malcolm Stinson and Thomas Whittridge.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

At the Methodist convention in Sar- atoga. Wednesday. Bishop William A. Quayle, who presided at the recent conference sessions in Trinity M. B, church, Norwich, was reappointed to St. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26

A number of gray squirrels, so tame that they pay little attention to pace ersby, run over the lawns and up the trees on Broad street daily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
CONG REss WILL
MEET IN MEXICO
NEXT SEPTEMBER R
Carranza Planning to Convene
National Legislature in Au-
tumn; Commission Arrane-
ing for Elections.

III Pt~o. T,N.. Fob U.s. Muiscs
Saonz. director General pt public .r-
structluu Ia thee McNIeun state o.
Guandjuato, arrived at Juarc1 to-day
with Information that Nsuustiunu
Carranga. first chief ut the DE facto
government, was planning TO convene
the national cougrcss of Mexico IN
September. \ commission. MI SicuH
said was now at WORK arranging for
the holding ot elections. which are
regarded as certain tu rttu. ca dt-
dates almost unanimously pledged 20
support al the coustitutio1alist pol.
icles
Mr Sacnz said he rcayR.d Eagle
Pass February ~ on H sleeping rnr
which mad, IA" trp through from
GunnaJuhto without Incident ln two
days the regular schedule. He added
thar through sleeping car service
from Mexico city 20 Sew oricnnF Ni,
thc Mexican National railroad iUcs
would be resumed February 20.
Mexican officials received word that
General Aware pDregon had lett Col-
INA tor Guaymas. cn route 90 ll,y-
moslllo Soloru, 20 DE Wgrricd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
Probe of Rope.fibre Industry
by Senate Agriculture Com.
mittee Brings Sensational
Allegations.
AMERICAN HARVESTER
COMPANY AIDS REBELS
Levy Mayer, of Chicago, Tells
Walter L. Fisher He Will
Prove Concern Furnished
Cash for Munitions.

Washington. Feb. Charges
that the International Harvester com
pauy had furnished mou,, for arms
ana ammunition for iho urtcz-Argu-
mcdo revelation againsi the Cnrranzt
government u Nucntar Mexico. were
made to-day by Levy Mower of chi
cagu ,u thc senate agriculture COM
mlttcc.. .uVcstigation lio az alleged
monopoly to rcontrol OF the sisal
market
walter T. Fisher, former secretary
Of tno interior as counsel FOR the
Harvester somparv was explaining
now drufi had beer exchanged in
to Mexican currency 'o pay slsal
planters. when he Wa interrupted by
Mayer. vh" declared thc. gave the
drtit Geo raise money for stirriag up
s rcNolutiuu.
"Thnts lust talk" iotorted Fisher.
We VIII lr able e. show and iu-
trndr,r into m. record invoices and
bills shuNiue that ut least part Of the
money went 90 an arms PURCHASING
company of Ncw Yotk to hu, iilc-
ali ammu1itiuu.' replied MAYER
Testimony given q. ". L. Daniels
~ lnagcr 90 the hbcr department of
the International liart ester COMPANY
10 IA" government anti trust suit
was read to show that fho intcrna
tIurul company In 1908 after having
bought 22u. 0Do bale. of sisrl q, I to
I - cents a pound put m, price up
io o. cents tu prevent the Plymouth
Curdlso compan,. which n Vaa then
ishtiug from MAX ~ . p.ont that
year.
Mr. Fisher declared the Uary cstcr
company. iu spite or purchasing it-
Sis1l ut low ugur' had not taken
adynutngo of the .H rcase in price to
~ 's' .ts price of tn. .Hc to IA, d'aicrs
Dr Victor pcud... a plartcr and
banker from YuCaf n. Mexico. gny,
tosti"ou' intcudcI To- show that
Arthur Pierce. pri' DO consul general
mud A,"lIuo Nontrs sole sissI huvrr.
IN fuco'lu. had ,umpi1cd to cuntro
the market ard s"i nu arbitrarily low
price
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
Fiist-class Fortress. Perched
on Brow of Mountain Ridge.
Taken by Attack With the
Bayonet.
SHELLING OF POST
LASTS ONLY SO HOURS
Operations Conducted Under
Severest of Weather Condi-
tions. Thermometer Some
times Registering 30 Below.

pctrograd. eva Lo.dor. Fc' ~.
ego u. m i--T Tn, fru ui Erzcrum. th"
mos, importiut Turkish stronghold iu
Asia Minur ana Tor long t,mc 'ou-
sidcrcd mprcgnablc. oncrs the uupre-
cedoutcd spectacle uf O. nt-t elias
fortress built ON q steep mountain
ridge nearly mile above sea- lcfoi
yielding to ouyonci attack after oIiy
thirt, -siN hour humbnrdm,
The operation were conducted ur-
der the most severe weather ,oudl-
iious the snow bcing deep ANA the
thermometer 1T times more than
thirty dcgrc,s below zero fahtoun,tt
The Turkish ARMY i,toudins Er1r.
rum taNon uy SurpfI-c under The
methods adopted bN th" gu.siaG~ is
now said to be ia disotd'rly ueht uI
thr roads leading fo Sita-
Tn, Wiping out of the Tuf ,i-h base
tends ID" D.srupt the whole tiu.r-us
campaign of the Turks. a- 10 u"t ou..
served 10 base ut the operations u
D. Caucasus hut ais" ut thus, iu
81 potamia
S!U,s is regarded az the next prou-
able objective ot the Russian armies.
Thc capture uf kr1erum has had
the effect of making NOR, sttu g ih,
Russian positions along the Black sru
coast, and those "f the suuth,'a Hant
al Alashgcrd while the pusNaiii', pl
a successful Russian thrust toward
,hr nrush cNpcdiuoulr, force .n
M,sopot1ma seems to lee increasing
A.th"ugh IA, Official bulletin mou-
tiuns seventy guns captured ~ "a
known that the fortress contained Uo
new pattern krupu hoal gums. hc-
sides Ia equal uumh'r ol au uldri
pattern u i. assumed these .,'
abandoned aud from th, prc. ip.'ut,
nature uf The evacuation a. I- not hn-
h"Nod the Turl,. tuuk tim' s'r.ugsl.
to disable them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
FEDERAL BOATS
RESCUE $500
At NEWEllTON \
Three Steamers Take Numbers
of Marooned Refugees From
Louisiana Town; Some Hun.
CRY for Two Days.


Matinee Miss. Fob ls. Three gov
crnmcnt steamers arrived o.' newell
tor. la. iptc last uisht tu takc away
~ many as they could carry OF the
90 persons. mostly negroes, ma
ruon.d there forty-eight hours or
mG,s Dy Hoods Food Wts provided
for many who had eaten nothing for
two days Tho stoumcts found hun
drnds OF negroes huddlcd along the
lcyccs tor u distance Of twenty miles
Sloushing of the lcNe", at ~"mrrset
ana kcmps bend ucccssitttrd the
maintamlug oi iaIgo forces vi work
crs to prevent hrrdk-
The members of the cuug"esslonal
flood control committee are due to
arrive TODAY a the Buckf.jgc cree
vase The committee VIII confer
here tonipht with engineers aud local
relief .oumitcos ou piuus tor aiding
'lood Victims.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
Marriage Held
As a Luxury in
LaHn-4
Report to Congress OH Reli.
gious Work Reveals Start.
ling Condition of Affairs in
Southern Countries.

Panama. Feb. l, Marriage ~ q
luxury n many part. of Latin Amer
i.a. according to tho rcpor, ui the
commission ON IN, nnuryh Boo IN" hold
presented todny 60 the consr,s, on re-
Igious work i'm Latin America which
Is session here
Peru u particular and ts sister
republic. ON IA. west coast "t south
America are mentioned as countries
where the rate of .ucgi,macy o. ap-
pdllingly high aud the marriage tie
but little rcgardcd by the mGascs of
tho people.
THE murriasc institution says the
report appears tu 10" weaker on the
ANY other Christian land iu the Mus
sulman countries "r ir the societies ~
India. Japan and 'bun
The Peruvian -tatist.eiau tucutos is
quoted a. suy,ug u respect To Lima
a shocking proportion uf the people
avoid marriago and i've iu c"mplct"
lihrrtnagc. which increases as one
dcscends iu IA, social scale.
Ouv missiouar, reported L" the
commission that iu Peru marriage is
considered luxury tor the rich. Even
.,Itu manag, is costly The poor re-
sJrd each as uuohtdinaolc.
Nn American luug resident ia Boz
lilIa reports that mJgtiag' oil. very rare
amuug tho lower classes 81 the ropu-
lntlou aud that social standards are
nun-cNistout lie ALSO says that la
Colombia and Ecuador th, high cost
of church marriage. 81 u"lug the
minimum Zee. hts added greatly On
the prevalence ui immuriiitN Most
of The poems cnru uut t few cents q
day aud g. is sum tar beyond their
reach
The commission draws gloomy
picture ut moral conditions Boo general
.n Lhttu America There b. Wtlo pop
uIar support u says, in dealing with
moral .ssucs and REFORMS. Every
thing is cN, used ON the pl"a of TEN
pcrumcnt. precedent ut custom. The
nhsscs know nothing of an iniioNlhl'
and independent moral standard 80
In concluding its review the com
mission URGES the missionary churches
To- greater cfuirt- IA the l.atn Amcri-
can Hrld m view OF IT, enormous "N'
tent and the crying need uf sustained
orurt tu reach IA, gtcat masses of the
people who are still bat little removed
from hdrbaIism
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
t\r1t m Oi IIIIUtN
MY t>NOisI MANIA

t.'Nh"h. YEN. IN. lilHpdf' h's - IDul
bucharest stii, hat the ,tp'ur, ui
fiI"ium u th, Eu--.lu. Is ,rA .taliz-
ing tho decision uf tUmnu.a ju ut,,.
Ncnc ~ an otil, date. sIA- lho Gurc
corr'i Id'u' oi the ENcaiugp Tc'r-
graph company
IN Rumhuipn Official crrl,S IN
aS SmpSthA with the entente. h Ia stat
cd hat Boa March there viii hc q cone
ccntrnUoa oi Husslnu troops U B,s-
sarahia for fhc rurposn of permitting
Rum8nla to Transfer troops tu the
bulgarian iiouti'i This Transfer al
rcu b. In progress.
I'm the meantime" the allie. arc
Fastening the transportation Geo So
luniNi uf the serbian. Albanian .ud
Moni'n"sriu arui'a which wuh tnH
French ana Hriiish troops VIII ma No
possible an orcu.i q movement stimuli
tan"oush with the Intervention ul
Ruma .ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
VIRTUALLY ASSURES
TARIFF ON ALL SUGAR


Washington. Fcb. lN. LEGISLATION
r"pcHling the nee SUGAR clause of the
Underwood tariu law before Mny I,
With resultant annual lu~s or $40 o.
unU onn of revenue. virtually was as-
Surcd to-day AS result of ne action
ct the house Democratic caucus last
night
Tn" proposed legislation was dc
oid"d up"n hN u vote of 50 io 20 after
a vigorous fight against Il led bN Rep
rosrntniivc k.hting Of Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
BIiIIsii WITH MpT To HlrNkE
LOST TRENCHES PROVES VAN

Berlin, Feb. Is ,3:33 T. m The
Brush nave made new attempt to
roiakc the position south ot Yprcs.
iiclgium, recently captured by the
G,rmans, bat were beaten Oft with
hcatg losses, n was officially an
nuunCcd today
Berlin. Feb Is tnN wlrDlcs- tu say
Nillel.--A mutiuy of Hindu troops ~
Egypt is reported by the Cologne
Nolks Zcitung - quoted %, the over
seas News Agency II H. SAID an EN-
tire regiment mltinicd killing twelve
officers ncluding a major, aud that
other Hindu troops went over to the
mutineers. Altcr q battle ot two
hours, h is said, the mut.uous troupS
were routed
The paper also SAYS that Major
General ~lr John Maxwell command
81 ut the British forces iu Egypt. has
urdcred IA" withdrawal oi Muhammc-
dan tr""i from the Suc2 ,annl and
their transportation tu another war
thoat"r where they win not nght
against other Mohammcdaus II Is
said th'io have been frequent dcscr-
t.ons among these truups
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
st>>It:.

>t\tIt'.
senator Strrliur spoke on his
resolution pertaiuUg tu German
admiraltN's order 20 sink armed
merchant shlps u' Ic.ligcronts
senator Lodge u spec, Il do
ylHrrd ahauduum.U. by the Unit
ed states of th, rrInciple that ~
puris were open ana its citizens
free To- travel on med bclligcr-
out mere hantmcu would nc un-
neutral
Considered aguan treaty
in executive session.
Brnnd"is nomination invostigat-
Ing committcc ad lrned 60 Fch-
ruury - hocaus. lack of Wit
ncsS.s,
lntcruatluunl lIlryestor CONF
pany was charged IN furnishing
arms tu MoNicau ulutior.sts at
agricultural cuWu tees s,aal IN
Ncstigation hetru-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
VILLA RAIDERS DEsT,O>
SEVERAL ~NNiA iit,IDt.I

III Pnso. Tex Fob. IS Villa rhid-
ers destroyed several small bridg.
ana tor" up a section of track on
the Mexican National railroad lHS
miles south of Juarc1 late y.stcrda,
scNerlug communication between the
border and thu Chihuahua capital
Troops were sHid To Dee eu route tu
IN" scene from various garrison
along the .1.iroad Iuarez oil'lals
said carls today % work train ,s hcing
sent from chihuahua city to repair
the line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
Photographic Copies of Letters
Displayed to Senate Mill
tary Committee Indicate
Poor Condition.
MAKE.SHIFT ARMORED
BIPLANES INVOLVED
Communication of Colonel
Reber. Head of Section, to
San Diego Charge Contains
Sensations.

wash urton. Fob Is Chnrg,s ~
scandal in the army aviation ser
vice involving defective equipment
fiNoritism 90 certain officer. and gcu-
cral inemcicucy of the aero corp
were laid before the senate military
committee toduy by senator Robin.
son of Arkansas. IN support % hs
resolution Tor gtoss.ona' iI,'-'i-
CATION
with photugtaphic copies ot letters
which ~, said had passed between
colonel R'bcr head ot tho corps and
Captain Cowau. iu charge 900 tn, -lu
Diego aviation station senator Rob.
inson toll the committee IN executive
session that m" dorumrutuN ',i.
dcuce proved that the officers r"""g. q.
ni1cd the incilicicut condition uf the
aero service and thaj lsrhcr had '=-
siruptcd SoNnn To- Aocp 70 secret
Lieutenant Cniou,l Gundicr iudg'
adtucatc general of the Wcstc ~ di-
vision OF tho army Vf, recently tried
h, court marital ,hurgod wIth having
altered oi added Go rhbrkcr preferred
hy other officers agniust captain Cow
an The chHrpos asIiu tuwbu were
tha; tor two tta.s be drUW 30 pt'
cent extra pa of an aNAton uii'"r
IS hen he Nua not uu iai"' The
case g. unN WIliire president WI.
sons uctIDu Tho ,purt mIftuI ui
San Frap.isco attracted VIDE alton.
tiun aud threatened 81 invest sntlou
of tho aviation service.
Irft,r presented to ih, commit
e., puIporfcd tn he from '"lnu' k'-
b,r mead OF the -'r,i' Goo captain
CuVuu I'M clsrRr 90 san U.r-u 10 der
date 90 june - 1"l uud .,nu.
n tl~h Nuu would have Nnut cu-
rI1,'rirS department s'f me uut
some GraW,ugs tor ,hc -ls" "f sheet.
tp bc placed under tho seats nI 'N.u-
tors ior alleged nrwur protection !
VIII have several of thcs" plJi,a made
so ", can say 49,, hu', ptW"t"d a"t"-
planes. not that I think % vital. "f-
s.utinl, hat in ord'r that wo can meet
an, charge that our ma,ninc- u.c not
aruiorod
CAPITA u Cowau. loo letter to Col-
oHoI Rcncr. Ne, Jared 4 jh' service
over ctwr under in,"stiEaitOu oy any
one from outside oar Own corps %
would bee impossible to explain the
rotten way IN whi,h the WORK has
been handled.
senator Robinson declared that the
d,fccttN. condition OF equipment ~
the aviation service at san Diego
could De established beyond doubt
aud that COLONEL lich.r had Instruct.
ed Captain Cnwa1 to Nccp Il secret.
senator Roriu.ou appeared ucf"r'
the committee 20 urge tho adHpiiu1 eff
his resolution go provide for o. con
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18

Continued eDu. Il drhat" on
postntncr apprurr ion b.ll
Captain MokryH old ~" naval
committee th, u.. dcpartmcnts
war plans are keut Ven up e. date
ANA he SAW no need of general
stan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-18
L0RIMER MAY TAKE
STAND IN DEFENSE

thIragu. Feb. lN.r.TnssihilIt' that
William Lorimor mlsht tah' the stand
In his own defense was discussed to-
day hN attorney Interested ,u rht tridl
uf the former United State senator
charged with Wrcoklug the "a sale
street Trust and SaNiu-s D.Duk Au-
-ust ] Tudda was selected t,utatiNcly
a. the attn Juror. Mr. Loriinof Mas
again present.