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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
CHURCHES

the child Welfare department Of the
Woman's Club were busy distributing
remnants to the babies who mad been
registered during the past year, In all
over three hundred were distributed
The mere business OF being a baby
has been classified by Or. j.. W.
Schereschewsky Of the United States
Public Health service. as an extra
hazardous occupation. since the pcriis
OF human existence are never so bit.
terly emphasized as In the first year
OF life. a necessary sequence to a high
| infant mortality rate Is the larger
number Of children who. having
wenthercd the storms OF the first year,
reach the comparative haven OF safety
OF the other years OF life in a batter
ed. weakened and crippled condition
such as forever handicaps them In ke-
coming efficient social units. There
fore. in the degree 20 which We lower
ihe infant mortality rate, 60 u far.
greater degree will WI diminish the
tsrcat army OF defective children.
Il II with this view hat tn" women
OF Albuquerque. under the direction
lof the child Welfare department Will
open a Weifass station Ia the public
school In Barelas az soon as the srh0oi
term Is closed. A visiting nurse will
instruct mothers in their homes in the
~forenoons aud conduct classes in diet
etlcs and hygiene In the afternoon.
MANY prominent physicians have Of
fered their services and free clinics
viii he held each afternoon where
! both children and mothers may secure
free medical advice.
o o
News of Club afd Federation.
A state organization of women 60
cooperate viii the Wa committee In
us preparedness campaign viii be
formed at "a meeting 10 be held al
'santn Fe on May 5th. The war com
mittee has asked one women In each
| comfy TO effect an organization al
women in that county Go select :
delegate who SHAH attend the meet.
Wing at santa Fc aud Il Is understood
that this meeting Will appoint a com
tnittee 81 women who shall represent
he women OF the state in working witt
t~Coniinnci on Inge fse.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Ii'arlcN-W at~On

Miss Gertrude Watson and Mr..
Harvey S Farley were guietly mar
ricd at the home Of tho brides mother
Mrs. Harry Watson who lives ON North
Eleventh street, on Wednesday, MAY
End Tho ceremony was performed
by the Rev Farley of Philadelphia, the
father Of the groom. The bride was
attircd i'm q becoming g~oiug-away
gown with hat 1ad boots to match.
only th' members of the family we're
pro-ent-the father and mother of tho
groom who had come ON from fhiln-
dclphiu and a sister Of the bride, Mr.
Maker OF Bristol, Pa, with the imme'
diatc family witnessed the marriage
Tho Young couple l,it immediately Tor
"a trip tu the Grand canyon. They sill
make their home in Albuquerque, u1d
Will soon build "a bungalow In UniNcr'
sity Heights whore they will he a
home to their friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
NEWS OF SOCIETY," CLUBS-CH

class, and spanish colonial dance
numbers. and vocal selections will
make up a diversified program.
o q
High school Party.
Gene Parker was a very chnrmiug
host on Fridny evening honoring Miss
Belle Barton, who has recently come
here from Topeka kans. The guests
were members Of the Junior ana
senior classes at the High school,
Cards and dancing and general merr %
making whilcd away the evening
hours all too quickly. The guests were.
Misses Belle Barton. Grace Stort1l
Jessie short, Irene Fee, Margaret GEN
scmcr. Gretchen Van Week, Lulu Trcf'
fcubrrg, Margaret Ice n Messr'
Ray Walker. Frank Neher, william
Bacon, Albert Newcomer, Harold
Woodwork. James chess. Lloyd kel
lam.
Tho Fortnighuy club will hold the
last meeting oi the season ou Tues
day evening. Mly s. 1917, AT the res
idouce of Mrs. r. r. Pollock.
MncDowcll program. Ron call, cur
rent musical events.
Vocal-OD Slumber Song, Chb Tho
swan Rent Low 10 the Lily, tcJ \
Maid Sings Light. Mrs. H. r. Pot.
lock.
Piano-w) Au old Trysting Place
CO. From an indian Lodge-Mrs. u
W. FaW.
Cradle Song. churus-Ladios voices
Nocal-O) Long Ago, Sweetheart
Mine. (bi The Nlghtingale-Mr- i
q. Schwcntker.
Piano-Sonaa Tragica-Mrs. Geo
Eleritt.
The MacDowcll Colony, Petcrshoro
rs. H.-Mrs. l.. q. Metzgcr
Vocai-ND 70 "a wild Rose. th.
Thy Bcaming Eyes - %EyanEelln'
Perry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
touk-M ntSon.

a pretty home wedding occurred
last sunday when Miss Maud Watson
became the bride of Mr., Lynn Cook
the marriage taking place AZ the
Watson home on Forester avenue
The Rev. g. - Beckman oinciated.
The bride was simply, but beautifully
gnwncd in "A drcs of net and filct lace
over %taffetI. Tue wedding march was
played bv Miss Nernice Bowcrs. Miss
Louise Watson was the maid of homo:
and Mr., Walter Noucman best man.
with little Helen Hazen, a cousin of
the bride as flower girl. The Watson
home was decorated throughout with
gracefully trailing vines and wisteri7
blossoms making a most ~attracttN,
setting for this pretty welding tn,
young people are both he'll known IN
the city. Mr. Cook Is a postofficc en-
ployc. The n~cwlyweds are at hons
Mt the Netherlnnd place, -four miles
north OF the city
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Q o
COncort M sacred Heart school.

\ conCe program viii he q notable
attraction iH tho assembly hall Of the
Sacred Heart school Wednesday even
.luv. May 10. Orchestra music ny
players iu Miss Va!cN's orchestra will
Doe a feature OF an entertainments that
,~omlscs much. Mouologuos aud
character sketches hy advanced pu-
pills OF Mrs Strumquisrs expression
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

a recital at the Congregational church
ON the evening Of May 10, at ) o'clock,
The public rs invited. The folloWing
program viii be rendered:
~JugglofN ........,......... GODDARD
Petita Espiunsa.
Fauns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Chgminade
Wanda NagBoncr.
To My Dear Love ,.,.,... Sehutt
Frances Marion.
Rustic Of spring .......... sinding
Lorena Burton.
tUD To an old Trystlng place. .,..
........,...,.... Mcdowell
thp Les Sylphs ........... Bachman
Mario Deiley.
Duet: oh Tbut We Two We're May
ING ....... ......, NeNln
Misses Alberta Hawthorne and
Hortense Switzcr,
iutitflN .....s.... ... lANale
Maroella Matson.
The Trout ,.............,.. Heller
Lee Clier Cavanaugh
PolOuaise. A Major ........ Chopin
Gretchen Van Bleck.
Rondo Cnpriccioso . . Mendclssohn
Alice Letart-.
tal Noctufne rs.t.s.s..s Nhopih
Cbl Rigoietto Paraphrase ..... List
Harold Partch.
The swallow ......,........ Cowen
Miss Switzer.
| (al Prelude in G sharp Minoa .....
......,,......, Rachmanlnon
| (b) Prelude u Hat. ..,....,-. Chopin
Mr. Henry Belmont.
Concerto n minor. LIST movement,
.............,. Mozart
Mice Letarte.
Orchestra parts on second piano.
Mrs. HINGE.
Child welfare station.
There are no more important nm
dertakinEs nj the present day than the
reduction OF infant mortality the pre-
s|erNation OF the child's right TO edu'
cation and the abolishing OF chile
labor. la serving an three of thesl
ends birth registration b. an in'
I despcnsahlo. practical aid Tuesday
Wednesday a. Thursday members al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Wonderful New
Blouses-

You viii find in this complete
display the largest and finest
stock of Blouscs that can b.
found anywhere. The greatest
variety of STYLES in assured
fashions.
You will find your ideal OF a
Blouse in fabric. color and dee
Grafton. just ms you have dreamed
of IL. New IDEAS OF the fashions,
dainty variants OF trimmings and
smart ideas of decoration ap
piled in ways strikingly novel
You viii find beauty. smartnCss.
correct fashion. fine quality. max
ing Of the highest character. You
VIII find prices astouishingly low.
Aud you will find satisfaction in
every detail Of service.
Allow ms To- direct your attention
today 10 an immense showing OF
Gcorgcitc and Crepe de Chine
WousoS in white. flesh and rolors
at $685..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
Tucson " cdding.

4 Wedding takes place today IN
Tucson. Ariz, which is of interest IN
this city. Miss Helen Wickham aud
MIR. Ernest Antoine are "a De married
\ party of friends and relatives Of both
of tho Young pcopl, have gone from
her tu attend the wedding. invludiHa
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham. the brides
parents. and MIR. and Mrs. Antoine,
father and mother uf the groom. The
bride and groom have both lived here
for a number ut years and have "a large
circle Of friends. They will reside In
Tucson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
crgu~On-l'rctiN.

pf interest 20 many Alhuqucrqueans
comes the news ol the marriage Of Mr..
Harvey : Ferguson Il Miss Saran
Pretty iu Washington D. c., on IN,
twcnty-Scycuth OF last month Mr.
Ferguson is the sol OF the late Hon
H. - Ferguson and has lived her,
for 70 number ut years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

The ccntcrpiecc was q MaN pole
banked with lilacs. from which RIB
bons we're extended To each plate,
ticing tiny May baskets nlled Wits
candy.
Following reports of committees
Mrs. Bradford gave 70 most iuterestins
ccount OF the biennial of the nation
al Federation Of Musical clubs at
birmingham, Alabama, which she at
tended as national auditor and mem
Der OF the national board,
Tho officers for tho ensuing year
woro installed by Mis- Louise Nich-
OILS. Miss Hickey presided AZ toast
master. and toasts were responded TO
by Mrs. Himoc, Mrs. Eyeritt Miss
Nichols, the retiring president Mts
McTeer, ana the incoming president
Mrs. 5. y. Miller.
Tn" last meeting OF the season viii
he held AZ the residence 81 Mrs. Il. r.
Pollock ON Tuesday~cyening. \ Mac
DoWoll program viii be- given hy Mrs
Pollock, Mrs, Himoc. Mrs. j. o..
SchWentkor, Mrs Etcritt. Mrs Ftw
Mrs. Metzgur and the ladies' chorus.
Miss Hickey will give readings from
Tcuuyson's poem "Launcelot and
Elaine. with tho musical setting Of
MaCDowcll
Annual Orchestra Concert.
The program To- Dee given neXt Tues.
day evening. lf y o'clock. by ST Paul's
Lutheran sunday school nrchestrs
promises 90 .bc better than ever.
Among those aassisting are Mr.. f..
Guy Hclsll. tenor. Miss Wolf and Misa
Farr. readers. and Miss May Lauh,
coructist. The personnel uf the or
'chcstra Ia Clarence Johnson Alfred
Schuclpr Joe schrcihcr. Alfred Sim
onsou victims; May Lauo %cornetist.
Emil KlsinW orth. bass-horn Laura
& Kracmcr. urganist Miss Hickman,
ppuI.t. and Miss solke director
.
Me-. IIimut'- Recital
Tho pupils OF Mrs. Mabel stevens
Himoo. assisted hy Misses Alberta
Huwthornc ana Uoitenso swit1er pu-
pile oi Ma. g. D. Bradford viii give
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
or Viz MICklnm.

s number of parties and showers
Of various natures were given for Miss
UuIeu wicker ham This past week ir.
Guiding e. shower given hy Mrs An
toiue on last Friday, ID towel hover
given by the Rcbocca's ON Monday,
and also IA party given by Mrs jack
Wickham un Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

Tho annual meeting aud uluucr of
the F%ortnlghtly Music club was held
on Tuesday evening az the Alynrndo
hotel. Covers were laid for forty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
knnnmIhc

The engagement Of Miss NcrulC
Bowers 20 Prof, rupert stewart ma
been announced The wedding Wi
take place ln June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05
MnN IDaN shower.

Mrs. Watson and her duughtcr Mrs.
iAuu Cook, entertained most delight
fully the early part Of the s. eek with a
"May Day shower iu honor OF Miss
Noruicc Bowers, whose engagement to
l'rnf Rupert stewart has been an
nounCcd, The pretty house ana lawn
WAS hung Win pink and white MAY
baskets. making a very effective dec
Grafton About Is guests were pres.
cut and mann useful articles for tho
linen chest were showcred' upou the
rhurminr DT~idC-tO-hc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-05

ON Tuesday Miss NcTnice bowers
was 20 luncheon hostess at her home
pu Eu.crstor uycuuc. houoriug Miss
li,iou Wi,kh1w who rs Ia hc married
today at Tucson. Aril, tn MI. Ernest
Antoine Of this cts The scheme
ihroughuW followed the romantic line
Of hearts and 'upids-thc rooms he-
ing done in red and white and show
IuF mNriads 81 the sly little ,lfiu
sprit,' who aimed th"ir darts mos,
cttelcas;N TN ccntcrpio,c ou the
irintily appointed table was of pretty
shell pink apple blossoms with cupidA
nesting amongst Tho flowers Tho
hand painted mcnu cards were os fol-
lows
Loving cups
Tender Hearts Dcars
bleeding Hearts
Two Hearts That Beat AZ buc
Hearts Frozen with JEALOUSY
SWCCthClrtD
Hriuk II Eternal Youth Kisses
Covers were LAID ror six. The guests
being. beside Miss Wickham and Miss
flowers Miss Louise Watson. Miss
Jean Wickham, Miss Helen Wickhrm,
Mrs Lynn COOK, Mrs n O. Miller
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Annual Orchestra Concert.
Me- nimoc- RcritaL

The pupils OF Mrs. Mabel stevens
Himoo. assisted hy Misses Alberta
HAWTHORNE ana Uoitenso swit1er pu-
plls oi Mi- g. D. bradford. viii give
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ttloniInacsi an I'asc rHsel
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Orchestra parts on second piano
Mrs. IIimoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
Bl:IIt I:HN OF MUNITIONS
DEFENDED by BERLIN PATEIt
tBy Associated Press.

fEki-lN. January . (yiu l.undonJ-
I'll" delivery of American munitions ia
the hclligcrcnts is defended BY the
I.o<Hi AnZciScr. in a half-culunln article
published in connection with its com
mcnt upon the sentiments voiced bv
Ambassador Gerard at the dinner given
L. him by the American Association OF
commerce and Trade. The paper SAYS
1t has tho greatest satisfaction con
corning Mr.. Gcrard's uttcranccs. bu,
som" doubt as To tho finished diploinacy
Of som" parts OF his address. IT take.
decided issue with that portion Of the
pres which has been moro or less
sovagciy criticizing him and the whole
idea of giving tn. banquet In his honor.
There are unfortunately" says the
Anzcigcr too many people ia Ciclmany
who regard as degradation any result
achieved 10y !icldng and who boli,tlc
anything not gained with the fist
Meanwhile. the number OF Gcr,uany's
enemies has SO increased that II is do
sirublc +" build golden bridges foi
those r"al or would-he enemies who
manifest Is desire to revise their earlier
opinions"
In IT. defcnse Of the delivery OF
American war munitions. The .okal
Au~eieor says.
1T must always be recalled to the
German iankcc.ha ters that their stand :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
NETHERLANDS NOT ASKED
10 SIPPOitT PEACE AUrI:

By Associated Press.
THE HAGUE. January tvia Lon
don).--ln connection with the semi.
ident Wilson's peace note was simply
handed by the American minister.
Henry van Dyke, to the Dutch Minister
Of Foreign Affairs. without II request
for support. Mr.. VAN Dyke made the
following statement to-day:
THE Dutch minister is absolutely
correct ia saying that ! handed TO
him President Wilson's note OF Deccm-
Der is without amy request or supgcs-
ton that the Netherlands government
support il. | did because | was So
instructed hy my government. was
told To transmit the note simply as u
matter OF information; no request WAS
added.
The reason therefor Is because
America understands the delicate and
difficult position of The Netherlands
government in the midst of the pres
cnt war. and will not urge. nor even
ask. II to do anything it does not judge
wise, prudent and helpful. have done
my best 10 promote this right under
standing Of Hollands position IN tho
United states, and shall continue 10
instructions from Washington regard
inT the manner Of delivering the Pres
iderts note 10 Madrid"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
VOCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL.
UIII. PASSED Bl not III

WASHINGTON. January . Tue
Hughes Vocational educational bill.
making national grants for training
persons in aCriculturc. commerce. the
trades and home economies. was passed
by the House to-day. aud nov goes to
conferei..c. similar measure havju.
passed the Senate.
I'm initial appropriation Of Loco :
600 l.; made. ahd the plan calls fur in.
creased amounts until am annua! trta!
OF Sf,:0o.o0o Is reached nine Years
hercc. IN order To participate in ile
hcnciits - state must appropriate for
thlS work an amount equal 70 that re-
cciNcd from the Federal government.
on! stud, nt$ more than fourteen
years OF age May avail themselves of
this special Instruction.
The only important differences hc
tween the Senate ard House bins re-
lates to composition "f The Federal
hoar: to administer the system
Tho Senate bill proposes - board Of
cabinet officers. with AN adj, lis ,,.,
board OF specialists. The House biiI
provides fer administration bv mo
commissioner Of Education ana c.tr
associates appointed 10y the rrcsi.l,r,
ana PAID $1,000 each annually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
PLANS MADE FOR
MEETING OF COMMISSION

~ a:SuCin. ci lreS-.
WASlllNGTON. January e-Wha, is
expected To he the fual meeting Of
the Mexican american Joint Commits
SION VIII be held on Saturday or Mon
day. Plans for the meeting were mad.
'o-daN ny Secretary Lane, acting for
the American members. and Alberto !
ram, representing the McNicans, when
MI. RAM delivered Il letter acknowI-
ehS'hE the receipt of tho Americans,
reply t" General Carranza's latcs, re-
tusal TO raufy the protocol signed a.
Atlantic City.
Nh t'ani and Mr.. Lame agreed ,h.,
'"r'hor negotiations 10y the commits.
SioherS were useless Mr.. p;rj nx
pressed the desire Of the McXir,,s rn,.
one more meeting, al which he inLi-
Gated that his colleagues would ask
TOT Il continuation Of The conferences,
Ih"r" WIS another report lptc t,-J., :.
ot an agreement OF !, date fur IN. win
o'""hI al American troops from, Nrx
eco bnt ii WAS denied by Secretary.
'''n" ana ~ tho state Dcparlmcnt i;
was Saih tho administration had ar
rived al II" decision regarding Tho
withdrawal Of troops or til. scu,lip, :,
McNico "t Ambassador Fletcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
CHINA Is SYMPATHETIC
WITH WILSON'S PEACE Norm,

PEklNt. January ?-Wu Tinr
rang. minister az Foreign Affairs has
sent TO l'r. Paul Rcinsch. the Am,ri
can minister reply to President VII.
sons peace note. This declare. ,h,,
china probably is the greatest ncutr,l
SUFFERER from tho war. because her
economic and industrial reforms re.
uuirc the assistance of other powers
u adds that China is sympathetic
with President Wilson's desire for ,he
restoration of peace and with AN
arrangement which would uphold tho
equality Of all nations, weak or strong,
so that further acts OF injusticc AMI
violence would be impossible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
MURDER TRIAL POSTPONED
Cnsc Involving -Four Mrn Is Continued
at w!thc,iilc Until
Janui.ry 80.
ISn.nial rn Tic Tim.s- D.anAt

Special rO The Tim"S -DiHNNtCN.
WYTilENILLE Va. January Cir
cult court for :hs county opened its
January term Yesterday. judge y 4.
Campbell presiding. Tho day was
practically given UP IL the grand jury.
There were five or six indictments
found four OF which were liquor cases.
some under the old law aUI one or
two under tho now.
Tho trial Of Lccli Fisher. Fred Fisher.
Cord Fisher and William Spencer. Jr..
which was set FOR this term. wa con-
t!nued t. January -, Oh account of the
indisposItion of Judge Campbell Tic
men wc:c indicted for th- mugdcr or
Joe Peoples in July at :. meeting AT
tho Hollis Church in Pincy, about ten
miles south OF WNtlcvillc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
WAX IDENTIFIED
Hotel Proprietor Snys VIC I. Mnr who
Was Companion of Miss Rae
Timer.
lHy Ascocia,cd Pres.


NEW YORK, January Charles II.
Wax, better known as oliver O=-
borne and not James w. Osborne, a
prominent New York attorney, was the
man who accompanied Miss Rae Tanner
20 l'lainticid, y. j.. according TO W. J.
Kitchen, former proprietor Of the
Pl,inflcld Hotel where Miss Tanner
was guest. who testified In tho Fed
eral court hero to-day 1T tho trial OF
Franklin D. Stafford
Stafford former clerk OF the hotel
In question. is charged with perjury
because ne swore ia q previous pro
cecding that James W really was
oliver Osborne" Was has not Yet
been confronted by Miss Tanner, but
he was identified in court to-day 10y
Kitchen. Stafford, however. looked at
WAX and shook his head ncgativcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
CHANCELLOR PREPARING
IMPORTANT STATEMENT
Won Betl,mann-IioIlwcg Will Make
Another Declaration About
Middle OF Month.
AWAITING ENTENTE's REPLY
When Made Known, lie Will Address
Representations, ON Behalf of Ger
many, to All Ncutrals Which Sup
ported Presidents Proposals.
IBv AssncinteI rrcss.

AMSTERDAM. January . lvia Lon
dun).-Dr won Bcthmann-IIollwcg, the
German Imperial Chancellor. may be
expected To make an important dcclara-
ton about The middle Of the present
month. according 10 Il dispatch To the
TiJd from ~Eerlin to-day.
The reply of the entente to President
Wilson is being awaited. says the dis
patch, and the Chancellor after it's con-
tents are known. will further define
IN the Reichstag the position Of Ger
many. Germany. il is understood will
simultaneously address representations
To the ncutrals which supported Prcsi-
dent Wilson'S proposals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
VILLAS MAIN COLUMN
ADVANCING ON >tT,:NO


IT. l'ASo. TEN. January s-,;ov
'iHhcnt agents claimed to hayo iu
formation tonight that Villas main
column was advancing toward Satcy,
southwest OF chihuahua CITY. with Tho
apparent intention of attacking Ia.
state capital, while General Francisco
MurSu'a rs IN the vicinity Of Jimcucy
and l'arral
VII" partisans have the Same i'm
formation. They admit that Villa was
Htfc"tcd by General Murguia at .Iimc-
ne" on Friday, but say tho Villa force
'Hrr" Was comparatively small. Villa
they say. was in the mountains at the
Nhe. hiding ioo,o0o pesos worth of
silver bullion which had been taken
'r'Sn the mines in the Parral district
'hcy say Villa Will attack Chihuahua
city again within a week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
DISCUSS CATTLE TICK
Methods of Eradication Taken In -,
HcctinE OF Agricultural
Authorities.

ATLANTA. GA, January o--McfLcIe
by which farming communities MAJ, n.
aroused I" tho importance OF cam,
tick eradication We're discussed nj tho
conference Of State and Federal orri
cultural authorities here to-day.
br hctcr T. BahuScn State y,t,ri
MARIAN for Georgia. in diScussin. In,
human side Of tick cradication." urrcd
fedcral officers to transfer agents ouly
whch unavoidable. as strange accnt
always lacked tho confidence of In.
farmers. The conference viii cuu,iruc
Tomorrow and Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-10
RATHER TAKE CoNSEQJENCEs
or HI;ING IN CONTEMPT

Lawson declared he would rather
take the consequences OF being in con
temp: than to disclose now the names
OF the three men Conyrc ssman had
Eiven him in confidence.
There is another name that might
he mentioned that would prccipitate
cvcu more serious consequences" said
Lawson. But this is not tho time nor
tho place TO mcntiou it,"
The Rules Committee again deferred
action on another motion 10y Repre-
sentative Chiperncld 10 report Lawson
TO the iIous" for contempt
Lawson declared that he hoped for
a real investigation.
IN there - Il drastic nvcstication' 90
he SAID. "i; would he moro serious for
mo not TO give tho information have
than 10 give II. Hut believe il is too
serious "A matte 10 give I; before this
committee has determined what IL viii
do"
lawson then admitted tina. his mo-
tive was 20 force Federal regulation OF
stock exchanges.
You are common stock gambler
are YOU not" asked Representative
Harrison. of mississippi.
The same AS YOU are" Lawson re-
torted. II deal in stocks lust as YOU
or any other citizen seeking invest
mcnt might do"