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The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19
BROKEN DOWN
in HEALTH
Woman Tells How IS Worth
of Pinkham's Compound
Made Her Well.
Lima. Ohio. --"I was all broken down
In health from q displacement One Of my

ihuy lricnub Coino W
see me and she ad-
vised me to COM
mencs taking Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
and to use Lydia E.
Pinkham' b Sanative
Wash. / began tax
ing your remedies
and took IS. Wworth
and In two months
was n well woman
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19
The Best Sort.

docs this new speaker have to
have someone to set him golng?"
"Oh, dear, no; he's self-starter."
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

When young widow begins taking
dancing lessons 1t is sign that she Is
going to grasp another opportunity.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

Old Duke Morgan dseldss 10
take mattsrs into hIs own hands
with De Spain. He goes 70
sleepy Cat hunting the staoe
manager finds him lee all
told In the next instailment
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

Many mans awakening Is due to
his wife's dream of a bonnet.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

XIII the Flies Now and Prevent
disease. A DAISY FLY KILLER will do it.
Kills thousands. Lasts all season. All dealers
or six sent express paid for 81. II. SOMERS,
$50 De Kalb Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y. Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

Henry de SPAIN
from Thief River Sleepy Cat railroad Rocky
FOUNTAINS fighting band gunner
Morgan fertile valley 20 Sleepy
Of the has
Morgan niece Of the leader secretly
II they attempt
The L'Anse sentinel., 1917-05-19

GO BE coNTMuHpA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
SWEEPING DENIAL OF
LAWSON'S CHARGES
MADE BY PINK FISK
Member of New York Banking
Firm Claims He Has Not Been
Associated With Secretary Nc
Adoo in Deals on Wall Street.

N"w YORK, Jan. ia sweeping
denial of Thomas W lawson ,harges
against him, particularly hIs alleged
with Secretary McA3oD IN
Wall street deals. were made today
before the leak" investigatirs CONF
mittee by Pliny Fisk of Harvey Fisk *
Sons. New York bankers.
Among categorical donials made by
Fisk were that he never had "A Joint
Wall street account with McAdoo and
. senator o." that he had told Arch
ibald White or any one else. ;hlt he
controlled secretary McAdoo and had
offered T. call him out % bed az an
early morning hour to arrange a tolc-
phone call, and that ne naI received
any advance Information regarding
PreAidct Wilson's recent peacc note.
Asked II his firm had ever enjoyed
any advantages In transactions with
the treasury department, Fisk replied
negatively lie admitted that after
suggesting To Secretary Mc\dpo that
offices In building his firm owned.
would be- suitable Tor the federal re-
serve bank. he had leased the offices
10 the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
lDDITION VI ASSIGNMENTS
or TROOPS ARE ANNOUNCED

ulumhu~, \ M.J1u. ~ Ado,
tional assignments Of troops comp'
ing the punitive expedition were an-
u0unccd here today as follows
Headquarters aud First battalion ~
tho Fourth field artillery tu III Paso,
Texas
Batteries r. and e of the sixth Held
ARTILLERY To- Douglas, Ariz second
regiment of engineers to Ei laso. peN
as; the First aero squadron VIII re-
muiu temporarily az Columbus. \. a."
and the other signal troops VIII be-
iatloncd az ~ puso
Ambulance company number { and
field hospital company number : wih
proceed 90 Eagle Pass, Texas. while
other sanitary units Will be assigned
Goo 90 pnso SIX motor truck cumpan-
i,s will o, assigned to the depot
quartermaStnr az ~ Paso eight truck
com panirs viii remain temporarily VA
| Coiumlu-. Two wagon companies VIII
so TO Fort sam Houston, while third
will go to ~ Paso. A fourth wagon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
FRIDAY AF TERNOON
FIXED BY SENATE TO
CONSIDER DRY BILL
Committee Substitute for McDon.
aid and Clark Resolutions Re-
ported Today; Seems to be a
Bone Dry Amendment

Especial Dispatch to Evening HeraldJ
santa Pc y. NJ. Jan ss.--The sem
ate today fixed Friday afternoon sa
the day Cor considering the dry nmeHd-
ment.
The senate committee substitute for
the Mcdonald and CLARK resolutions
was reported today oy Chairman Rein
burg of the constitutional amendments
committee. The substitute provides
Tor an excellent next fan. and for pro-
hibiduu To go into effect october :.
1918. lndcr It's provisions liquor can
not oc sold, shipped into the state, bar
tered or given away that contains al
cohol In any form. except who'd OF
grain alcohol for medical, mechanical
and scientific purposes or wine for
-a,ramentul use. The pcnnlty until
otherwise provided Is fine OF from
>5n To- 500. Imprisonment IN the
couty Jail for thirty DAYS to six NJ lnths
or both For second violation fine
Of from SlU0 to $1,000, imprisonment
IN the county jail or state popniten-
tiary Tor rom three months TO one
y ear. are provided Tor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Nearly All Of The European Battle
Fronts Show Signs Of Activity;
Notable Development on North
End of Rumanian Line.
RUSSIANS ON OFFENSIVE
SMASH LINES OF ENEMY
slavs Break Through Austro. Ger
man Defense; French Fail In
Their Efforts to Recapture Hill
304 from Teutons.

Desplte me severity of the weather
reported from nearly all the European
battle fronts, spirited lighting IL taxi
ing place In several of the war zones.
The most notable recent develop
ment Il on the northern end OF the
Rumanian lire where the Russiana
took the offensive on Saturday and
broke through the Austro- German
lines on two-mile front along the
railway from kimpolung TO Jacobeni.
According 60 today's German official
statement the Ru. sian forces have
been unable to make further progress.
The Russians are also ON the Of
fenslve IN the zlota Lipa region in
Galicia. where their campaign for
Lcmbcrg came to pause some
months ago. Turkish troops appar-
emily are the main defenders of the
central powers line in this region. and
Berlin declares that they have been
successful in beating on the assaults.
The Franco Bclslar front IN also
breaking into activity at many points.
Berlin reports persistent efforts By
the French TO rtcapturc their lost po-
sitions at Hill s0s. northwest OF ver-
dun. A aurprige attack. which failed.
was followed by three assaults. out
these are declared all to have broken
down without gain.
The British 'front.' IN France In also
a lively sector. The reported capture
by the British late last week Of an Inn
portaat position near lie Transioy
was followed yesterday by fresh as
sualts delivered hy British troops
north ~ Armensieres. These failed
with severe losses, according to Der
lin. while southwest 90 lie Transloy
the Germans captured a British post.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29

Judge Colin Nchirtt Of the Sixth
Sew Mexico judicial district, WITH;
headquarters m silver tity, appointed
to thc federal bench uf New Mexico
today, Was born July 9. 1879. IN Bruins
wick Couutr Nisinii. ~" received
his early oducition n IN" puJh.
schools ut that county Ird IN B,th,l
Military Academy 40 Warrcutowu, Va
a." took his dcgrcc as bachelor OF
laws from Washington ana Ice uni-
v"rsity and IN lN'S went 20 Sew Mex
leo.
Entering into The practice OF law a,
SILVER City, Judge Ncblott became e
member of the lower nous" OF the ter
ritorial legislature n 1905. In lao,
h" was elected county superintendent
ut schools. until 1919.
tie was elected o. the states uis-
trict bench at the first New M"NIro
election after territorial days The re-
maindcr ul MS six year term VIII h"
"cr,"d oy Judge tu hr appointed D.
tho governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Petition Is Filed
Asking for Receiver
For Brokerage Firm
NV Etenins ueraid Leased wIrei

Chioagc. Jan ~ a petition fut q
re ctNcl fur Nou Frautzius ~ Co, Tor
many years prominent stock and lynIu
brokers ~ Chicago was fled today Dy
Aitornor J. o. pcrtmlu oe attorney
fur tire" creditors roprcscuuug claims
OF $1,000.
PcrtmJd alleged that the liabilities
OF the 'irm wcre S..ib0. 600 and the
usset. about 100000 under tnrt
Ben Iiar,uso. Who on Sept 80 ld-t,
resigned from tho partnership leaving
Nuu Frautzus who died Jan 3. the
sol, owner said that pertmau's u'iC-
cation was wild 4uo-sWurk
The executors of the Won frIuyIus
estate are busy winding mp the affairs
81 the house" said Mr.. Hlrtuso. "l
am here a- volunteer To- h'lp and
mono Of us know vet how the uuub-
satnd We don't know the ar-ota ur
lilunitis~. Neither dut- PcrtWal
Won Frantlius was % pi,turcEuuc
character known Tor his love uf att
lie came 60 this country 90 vc1rs ugu
~ u Germany without funds bat hv
his industry and ,uierpris, huut u
one of the biggest brokerage Eou-'s
ir the city II, wac dtvurccd from hlt
first wife ycnrs Igu Ui- children
Peter and Mari, Anne. kept am '-tIu-
lishmrht separate from their mother
Two years ago Won Frmtlius gained
widespread publicity Dog hs mntrur'
tp Saharct 70 painting Of whom hr ha,
I fallen W love with nctur" b' ''''
knew hor personally THIS venture ru
short lived and ended In divorce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
SUIT IS COMMENCED
TO COMPEL LEWING
OF TAX IN WEST VA
Mandamus Proceedings Brought
Against Entire Legislative As
sembly to Provide Fund to Pay
Of an Old Debt.
IBr EvsnInr Hnala Ls.sed wIr.l

Washington, Jan. 20. .--Mandanius
proceedings were begun today In the
supreme court by Virginia authorities
against West Niryinia's entire legisla-
tive assembly Co compel levying OF a
tax 90 pay the supreme court Judgment
10: 2,3s3.o0O with interest. adjudgcd
60 be- West Virginia's proportion Of
the Virginia state debt In 1851 when
West Virginia was formed.
Papers In the extraordinary pro-
coeding without precedent In American
Jurisprudence. were received by the
court bat no action was taken today
a ruling N expected next Monday and
" Virginia is given leave 10 file tho
mandamus suit. West Virginia probo bly
viii he given time 20 show cause why
q writ should not be issued. Reopen
ing OF the case may result. n West
Virginia has offset claims Il desires to
present.
Nirginin's petition. presented today
by Attorney General Pollard and 9TH
crs charges that West Virginn is tenn
porarizing IN respect TO the supreme
courts decree, gwen IN 1915 and docs
not intend 10 provide FOR payment ~
the judgment within the near future.
Therefore the court Is asked 10 order
the West Virginia senate and house
OF delegates forthwith ana at the
present session 81 the Legislature to
levy a tax upon the property within
West Virginia sufficient TO provios
for the payment OF the decree and
Judgment" with interest. As an alter
native. the petition asks that the pres
ent legislature issue bonds to meet tho
Virginia Judgment.
The supreme court refused over "A
year ago TO issue u writ OF execution
for attachment OF West Virginia prop
ertv ie satisfaction Of it's judgment,
Withholding action until after the
meeting of the present legislature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
GOMPERS IS GIVEN A
GREAT OVATION WHEN
HE SPEAKS At DINNER
President of American Fedora.
tion of Labor Cheered by More
Than Thousand Leaders; Work
men Urged TO Think of Peace.

Sew York Jan 2H---S a M u q !
Gompcrs. president Of the Amerita n
Federation ~ LABOR. received tie Of
the greatest ovations of MS career
Nhen h. arose 20 speak cary today at
the close of testimonial dinner at
tended by more than one thousand
labor leaders from all pairs of the
country. Mr. Gompcrs urgoo urGaniz-
ed workmcn TO think ABOUT peace. TO
work for peace and t0 pray for peace.
Il aboy stands with It's shoulders
squared" he said. mot defiant. hut
determined. Tho protest against cDn-
ditions that worl; hardships must no,
be diverted FOR moment
The labor leader declared thu Whil ,
he could leave ais children no fortune
he would leave better iob1r conditions
under which they would not find II 20
hard to live as lac tONni i when nc
f!rst entered the industrial fields. AZ
ter every great timv OF strife and de-
strustion. nc said. there was "a cures
ponding reaction which affected the
mass of the people,
The dinner marked his bith auni-
versary Of hls birth. the completion %
hif f.fty years OF service n the
cause NJ union labor and his golden
Wcddins anuivcrqary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
ITALY IS ANXIOUS TO
FREE SUBJECTS FROM
AUSTRIAN TYRANNY
Francesca Ruffini, Minister of
Public instruction, Discusses
Presidents Address and Out.
lines Countrys Position.

Rome, Jan. SS CNia paris, Jan. 2al
Italy wishes once for all tu free
the Italians who are still living un-
der Austrian tyranny said Francisco
Ruiiini. minister Of public instruction.
In a statement today to the Associated
Press In regard 20 President Wilson's
address To- the senate. part of the
preaidents message. regarding the
possibility Of seeking guarantees FOR
future peace. X supported la It's rum
damcntal ideas by the crteutc. which.
In its note. set forth the same aspira-
tions for stable settlement in
Europe
Naturally. the particular way in
which MIR. Wilson proposes To safe
guard peace IN the tuturo requires
discussion. such 4 discussion. how
ever. IA premature at this time for US
since. as the president admits himself,
an indispensable preliminary 10 a fu-
ture understanding II that the pres
crt war must first be ended For US
actors, not spcctatOrs---this prclim-
mary j. OF the greatest interest.
Therefore. 10 is essential 20 see whcth-
cr our war aims. which involve such
sacrifices FOR us are in conflict with
those essential conditions Indicated by
President Wilson us necessary tu safe
guard peace lH the future.
The aims ol Italv are indispen-
sable conditions Of peace. Mr.. Will
son cited as an example OF what was
needed. the reconstruction OF Poland.
adding that a. was necessary To- have
'nviola5!e security - life, Of worship
and OF industrial and social develop
meny for All peoples who have lived
hitherto under the power OF govern
ments devoted 90 q faith and purpose
hostile to their own. The president
also said the world can .c al paccc
only Is rs life is stable ana there can
be no stability where the viii is iu re-
bellion. where there ~ not tranquil
ity OF spirit ana sense Of Justice, of
freedom and OF right Italy. having
lahoriously emerged from bondage by
driving out the AIstriuns has amou-
her war aims the attainment uf conf
plctc unity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Refugees in Region
OF Colonia Dublan
To be Brought Out

Julroz NcN. san. s9.--Threc
Thousand carr,r1a troops from ihc
Chihuahua cIt, garrison were report
,d Co have been cuc,mucd Saturday
night lf ulo "a, Agua. mean Lusuua
which IS lt5 miles south of Juaroz ou
tho Mexican Central railroad. accord
ms Geo passengers who arrived herr"
yesterday from rhc south These
troops would leave tho railroad at Oig
de Agup and march toward 90 Vale
hy way ~ san Lorenzo Pass a dis
.taucc or eight, m.les rnc, said
An empty passenger t'Uu lctt here
today tor 'a-a~ Graudys to uring '0n
more American Chinese and native
rciugc.s from the district being cNtc-
uatod by tho American forces This
train .s scheduled foo return tomorrow
.uiEh; General Jose Chrlus MureuIJ
b. expected tu return from Cneas
Grbude- ou % troop train 80 the Same
! Time General pcrshns lrtt q force
! uf caNalr, 40 Colunia puhian to pro-
tect the refugees until they could
leave ts the border it WAS said Al
military headquarters tTdsy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
NEW BRIDGE SALOON
ONCE MORE IN THE
POLICE SPOTLIGHT
Simms Place at Barelas Alleged
TO Have Been Scene of Another
Violation of Sunday Closing
Law; Two Arrests,

Yesterday was the second day Shcr-
IL Carcass sunday law closing order
was enforced ana yesterday. for the
second time. violation OF the law was
alleged tn have been committed az thu
New Bridge saloon iu Barclus Dep
uty sheriff Carlo SaVodru today ar
rested Pete Fleming and J. Singjey,
hwo are said To- have sold liquor at the
saloon yesterday They are charged
with doing unnecessary work uu sun
day, contrary 90 the statute
Last week Brlprlm NrmIn was
held Tor the grand jury ON charse of
laboring unnecessarily al the Now
Bridge bar ON the hr-g SundS, the law
was put into effect.
Fleming ana Sug.cy are tp bc given
n hoariup before Justice 90 the Peace
John ", Wilson tomorrow.
NJ. G. Simms proprietor OF the New
Bridge saloon, had a laring adNrr-
tsoment printed BOO Yesterday morn
ing's paper calling tor 1000 '1ibortv-
loving men tu meet AZ his saloon yes
tcrday District Attorney George Il
Craig has announced that he Will ask
the county commissioners to revoke
Smms uccusc q De- said to pc
Smms intention to nsht that move
vigorously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
tBy Evening Herald Leased wirsi

san Antonio, Tex. Jan. 2a.--Ge"cral
Funston officially announced today
that American troops in MoAilo ocgan
moNing from Colonla Dublan toward
the border yesterday morning. rccause
scarcity Of water in the stretch ~ be
covered. the movement has pecn dlNld-
ed into three columns. N h. probable.
he said that the last column would not
get away from toloun Dublan for
several days.
Crossing 80 American territory,
regiments of the Pershng command
will he modified a. palomds Lake
about seven miles south of ol'tnbiS
ana then march from there into
Columbus for distribution.
PLANS for placing troops are subject
10 approval OF the war depsr'ment
The Eleventh and Thirteettd casal-
iN viii first go to Demius, y NJ, and
then proceed 20 SAN Antonio for sta
ton This movement viii DE By rail
Thr lifth and seventh cavalry WI
match from columbus to FL Puso. l"e
sixth sixteenth and Scventcrnth I'M
Iantry Will move TO the same point b.,
motor truck
The Twenty fourth Infantry will
take station az columbus, one squad
ron and one troop of the Tenth Cava'
~ viii proceed 90 TT Huschuca 1s
tail one squadron will go 10 Nugdles
Arizona. aud one troop VIII take sta
tion at Fort Apache. The Apache
Indians who haze been ON duty wan
the expedition as scouts aud guides
viii also proceed 20 Fort Apache. Thes
VIII De- mustered out ~ the fedora
sfYNfta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Leaders Dogs Ill;
Hanson Believes They
Have Been Poisoned
NY E,eniag Heraid Leased w!rsi

Fargo y -. Jan. ~ ilyurtur Han
son heading the three lending drivers
u the Winnip"g-St Paul dog race,
said here today that his six dngs were
~ and that hr bcliocyd theS had been
deliberately poisoucd. The other Two
!,'ders. Mis-, Kelly and Gunnar Tom
assou expressed the same belIrf.
Hansou's dogs however were able to
continue iu The running Tie mi rc
leaders reached Sibin, Mimi shortly
aHcr noon todaN. ha,mg rotcred -1h
miles since leaving Wnuipyg last
Wrd,Hday -Four of the other cou-
tc<tauts W,rr near her, at noon. Will"
the other Fred Hartman, passed
through Graudm thi- forenoon Farso
is ESQ miles from Wuuiper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
NIOHMONS Urged Nv LEADERS,
To LEAVE IOl THE HOgDEt.

VI PafO, Jan, 2a.--Amerlran oNpudI'
tionarv troops were moving toward
Oio Federico. 50 miles from the bon
Ger iatr yesterday, according 60 pa-',.
cngcrs arriving here today from cn-
lumbua. \. NJ
The general review nf the cNpodi-
iinuary forces at Palumas Lakes, on
ne Mexican sid of the boundary line.
win probably octur SUNDAY, IL was
said. after which ,he troops win pie-
c,rd across the border tu Columbus.
Mormon l,adcrs her. sent an urB-
ont appeal today o. an Mormon resi-
dents of Western chihuahua TO leave
fnr the border before tho last of the
cNpcdltionary troops LET, colonin Dub
Ian THESE leaders arranged Tor ~"
special train which left Juarcz today
to bring refugees from Casas Grandcf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
LAST TROOPS SHOuID u Cuoss
TIN. BOiiDEii MINT MONDAY

Washington, Jan. ei---Thc war de-
partment today was notificd IN dis
,latChea from Major General Funston
that the withdrawal OF the Amerlcau
punitive expedition ln MeSico was
progressing satisfactorily and tiic in. z
troop ~hopld cross the border nc,;
Monday
statement made public said;
"Gchcnl rrrahing's movement con-
t.nucs without incident and according
to schedule. he WIN probably cross
the border week from today
The trXt of the withdrawal orde, q,
withheld hy the department but it L.
knoNu that IL contains spec file dirtc-
tions fdr the conduct of the move
mcnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Campaign Meeting at
Trade Club Tonight

IN a. T. pcdrrr mead ui the CONE
mittrc u rhurs, has called q mc,uns
a. bc held al the Commercial Dlun toe
night g. shape plans fnr The yampatEu
90 uft the club drHt $50 -uu- ripuuu-
vilI bc asked ur expected ut tuniIht ,
ncrtiUr. and .Nth man interested boz
tho clubs welfare whether q member
or not is urged Co attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Troops OF Pershing's Command
Begin Their March From Colonia
Dublan Toward Americas Border

company viii be assigned To the re-
mount station az Fort bli's. -Four
rack trains win also go to ~ rnso
end two pack trains will remain at
Columbus tor the present
General Ehcn swift will command
the cavalry brigade under General
Pershing az III Pasoi Colonel Edwin
f. Glenn. Colonel George Cress aud
Major j. /. Hines VIII alsu be 81.
tached To General Pershing's ncau-
quarters there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Bergman and Fox to
Speak Before T. p A.

Poet a Travellers Protective H-s1r.o-
Jou hu,o completed arrangements tu
u upuuu,' to nr held n Tan Han toe
morrow evening ~ q 800 n',l".h. lI'u,
Moise bergman and NJ t. Fox 'ui'ur
of the Morning journal viii tddl,s,
the mpsttnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
Search Resumed for
White Child Left to
Care of a Negress

Chicago. Jan. ea.-More than sixty
hours had passed today when detec-
tl,cs resumed their search for Mar
loric Delbriage the II year old white
child left by her dying actress mother
to Nanny" Jackson. a colored wo-
man. from whom the Juvenile court
recently took the Elrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
IIING OT JUDGE STANFORD
BELIEVED To FAVOR III /

IhncuN, Ariz., Jan. 2a.--Supori"r
udgr stanford, before whom the r'-
punt ot ballots is going forward. ruiUd
'dal that ali ballots marked with %
ross at the head ot the party column
nd then marked again Tor Cnmpbclt
\ Hunt must be- rejected. The rulins
believed to be q distinct point Tor
lunt There are said To- b" many
bore ~ these ballots marked Tor
.ampbcll than there are tor hunt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
supreme Court Will
Take a Recess to
Prepare Opinions

nv rvsniog Hsralh Leased wifsl
Washington. Jan. ca recess ui
be- supreme court ton four weeks.
POM February 10 March B Co proc
ar, opinions was announced today.
'h, llrvsHtor and steel cases and
th.r Important vascs assigned tor
'eb 20 were teassigned for hcar,ug
In March
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
immigration Bill
Is Vetoed Today by
President Wilson

Inv Fsfnius ,isfaid irAsed wirel
Washington. Jan. 80. President
Wilson Vetned the Immigration OH
today because of the hteraey test pro-
vision
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-29
. s~>~~>s~%~~~.S%S~%%;
Try Lvenlnr Herald Leased wirsh

~ Paso, Jan. 29-- Rioting IN Jdarcl.
ms = result Of American quarantine
! regulations. was resumed today
u was a continuation of the dem
"nstration Yesterday in which hun
dreds uf women participated To-day
moro men than women took part.
luotcrs approaching IN, middle of
an International bridge, hurled mis-
silos at United States soldiers on
guard. Two nuu-gommiss tonou OFF,
GERS were injured one hy liking bot
tie and the other BY q stone.
Mexican cavalry ultimately succeed
ed IN driving the dem 'nstrants awaS
from the bridge
The quarantine regulations viii 'f
continued at the United states immi
grafton station. % was auuouccd toda
los Dr q. G. Pierce. senior surgeon II
charge 81 border quarantine of th,
United states health service