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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-04-16

The great battle Of Arras-Len has
nltared the whole aspect Of the war on
1And. Within the space Of one week the
xfanco'British armies have broken the
txench deadlock, have returned to semi
elben hehting and have superbiy demon
G(yated The possibility Of driving the Ger
naqpe from northern France. The <sx-
r>ppce * Qs~many ifseif now conclu-
1S0ly pxcxes that m>dern embattlsd
111ea een,aot b. sffsctually humblsd by
tlo6Ge6e any more than by the
~ o1raDlcy, The pselsion must
~ A Wi4h 1fspeo- Dsittsh
e&l>e}ipn 1etIxssing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
This Is a Call to Arms

Monday CONNER q
rd Albuquerque whether
c , or Dee decided
'hctl tho club shall
s @ q IS q
The banded themselves
concerning whether
r Albuquerque
,. q together
pushing 10 q
"a uu
ucrqucs headed evolved which
a., while
u'rcly feasible tn, ,s follows.
building % building gorporat.ou
h Commercial activities of
sctrus advantages Albuquerque
u
chamber t commerce Will lr
1uudus corporation The srou,"
0
finances
,urciy ami
acI
plan building appa
building
%
citizens Interested ia, activities
bodies
Aoupu,rluc-
%
Albuquerque oc col
cah OF h, Ion of
ot Albuquerque be club
II i
4 r haud, Nj 'Iizeu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
SHIPPING CIRCLES
STILL LACK NEWS Of
PASSENGER LINERS
Baltic and Saxonia, Due to Have
Reached British Ports, Not
Heard from; May Have Length
ened Voyage by Detouring.
~ AssesIalea Prov.

by Astosiaicd Press.
New York. Feb Q s--Shipping circles
stiil lacked news this afternoon Of the
safe arrival of the British passenger
liners Baltic and Saxonia, now due to
have reached British ports from New
York Officials OF the White star and
Cunard line said. however they be-
lieved they would have been advised
II the liners had met with mishap and
pointed to the fact that the British
censor has been Withholding reports on
the movements OF ships II was pos
sibie. also. that both vessels may have
made q dotour, they said, which would
lenEthen their voyages
with the sailing 81 other ships for
European ports delayed on account of
the international situation. freight for
export was beginning To accumulate
here but IL was said the situation vas
not serious u was asserted In steam
ship circles. however, that the suspen-
sion OF sailing would soon create n
serious problem FOR shippers one of
the larger rail lines was advised today
that several thousand cars loaded with
export freight had been sidetrackcd M
Chicago
A general average however, OF clear.
snces from New York exclusive OF
coastw!se vessels. between Feb. I and
Feb. s was l3 ships as compared with
daily average of ships for the
week previous
Several vessels flyiug the Dutch flag
which were taking cargo for Rotter-
dam prior to the German war zone
declaration have cleared for the home
port but by way ~ Newport News aud
Norfolk where they viii await word
To- resume their voyages. Officials ~
the American line said today there wns
no change In the situation with respect
to the sailings Of the - Louis and ~.
! Paul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
TRAINING
NECESSARY IN j. s.
DECLARES v. H. TAT 7
Former President Says Every
Male Who Comes to Manhood
Should Spend a Certain Time
Learning Duties of a Soldier.

hN AAAnfNhttu lFfhH
Sew York Feb. .. The question
whether the United states should fol-
low the policy ~ Washington and keep
cut of the entHngling alliances must
be settled. william II. Taft told hard
ware men in convention today by
comparing our position then and our
world relations then with our position
and world relations ~ they are now. ="
Owning the Hawaii islands ana the
Philippines makes this country "da
Asiatic power" guarantee Of the in
;egrity OF Panama and ownership OF
the Danish Wes, Indies ana Porto
Rico. "a South American power" the
former president declared. lie added
that "iupending events make Of the
highest importance our world roia-
tiuns" and the country has obliga %
tions making 1t a world power which
II cannot ignore
In alluding To the Japanese question
Mr.. TAFT said
"On the Pacific coast we have three
great states They wahhlcd some In the
last election but they are still entitled
10 cur protection"
Mr. Taft asserted he had been tolc
hy Japanese statesman that if the
Japanese were Uthteu III Nln'Il'o "0
the Chinese were the japanese gov
crnmont. slihough desiring peace,
would not bc able 20 restrain It's pco-
pie
I'VE are facing war now, MI Ta't
added. ~ believe the only poJ,y We
can pursue is T. have IL Understood
thnt every male who comes tu man
hood shall spend a certain time in
training to DE 4 soldier against IN"
time wien he may he needed can II
unythinG you like military tramins.
ccnscriptiou or whatuot but II b. nee
cssnry.'
While German, n uuimpcd'd could
land 500 600 men here within SIX
weeks, tho speaker said that could not
bc done "if wc had the biggest navy
MIR TAM supported President VIII
sons declaration that nv another great
war America could remain neutal III
We don't have league for peace We
Will have two leagues. both ready its
wor' he declared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Public and Press, Accustomed to
New Sensations, Relapse Into
Apathetic Routine Resulting
from 80 Months Of Warfare.
ONLY sCANT NOTICE is
GIVEN THE PRESIDENT
What Comment Is Made in Press
Is Of a Decidedly Mild Nature
Much Suffering Among Poor as
Result Of Cold Weather.

|
Vienna. Feb. 2 CNin London. Fc1
81. The public ana press. accustomed
to new sensations beyond the saturu-
tion point. may be considered today to
have completely relapsed into the
apathctic routine which has resulted
from thirty months 81 warfare. That
diplomatic relations have broken of
between the United states and Ger
many has become one OF the many
|pSar facts which arc borne with stoical
Designation ana with renewed express
sions ~ the belief that the monora by
Finally will emerge from It's troubl"s
With flying colors
The press occupied tts,it today
argcly with the possible action ~ Eu-
/ opcnn ucutrnls The fact that some
f these nations have borders ,ontis-
i ious TO thr central powers rs referred
40 CAUTIOUSLY although Rumau.a = Iate
alluded to here aud there. as IN the
FNcd, Freie Pressr. hitherto the Lead
ng peace advocate iu the munaryhy.
President Wilson gets scant uuti,c
nd what comment there is is decided
81 mild Most editorials. among them
hose OF the Fremdcublnt the THgri-
nlatt. the Teit the Poster Lloyd and
iif ifNll~ iililtNt sly liltl lnt Iifet-
lent. In expressing the hope that Eu-
opoun neutrnls would also sever rela-
ions. proved that he was not Informed
Pm European politics and WIS appiy
ng TO Europe doctrine similar Ia
hat ~ Monroe, which was wholly n
pplicdhlc some writer's opinu that
hc president hoped TO nighten the
"ntral pwors into b Submissive attn
i 'udc hy causing the European ncutral-
90 also break relations and that this
n effect had boon uppermpst iu hi'
1nd when he decided To- give Count
i pu Borustorff his passports
This is the first day IN almost three
Il weeks me- snow has fallen. The sign'
n udiCatc, howcovcr that 'hc clcnt
Gather win end shortly. 100 which
y cnt the present poor traffic faciuuc.
lli cease altogether and the bruEiu-
food and fuel into the city will hc-
4 pmc serious problem. There o.
much suffering among Tho poor classc.
q result of the spell Of great ,uid
'hctc Is deem snow everywhere aud
he fuel supply is az low chh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
George B. Chapman, Manager for
Hartman q Co., Declares Ger
tain Representatives Are Mum.
bered Among His Customers.
NO SENATORS NAMES ARE
ON HIS BOOKS, HE STATES
Intimates That Up Until 1914 He
Paid for Tips, but Discontinued
the Practice Because He Found
Them of No Value.
WAStltNGTON

WASHl lNGHON---l
BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. New life sud
denly was Injected into the leak" In
quirv today by the testimony OF
George D. Chpman local manager
for Hartman a CO., New YORK brolS-
ors. that certain members of the
house of representative dealt ia
stocks with him.
Chairman Henry called Tor the
names Of the members ana Chipmau
promised to furnish them
Chipmau testified that so far as he
knew no mcmhcr ct congru.s had sold
socks short during the peace note
leak period. Hc ald hc had no
senators uamc- on his books. but was
unable to sul Whethcr his customers
Included secretaries to senator's ana
representative.
Chipman declared that he had not
paid for tips ua governmental ac-
tiv!ties since l9ti. tie found. he
said that Information he bought
usually was of no value
J. t. LNtrmurc. Wall streets wide
Is known three time millionaire.
Chipmau said. wred him from Sew
York uu December 20 asking him Il
ne had heard peace note was 20 Ge
issued. Chapman replied. uegutiVely.
Livermore responded with mtorma-
tiou which Clement curtis X Co.
Chicago previously I'D sent T.. f..
Hutton n Go. Chipman replied that
he thought the report untrue.
Later In the day Chipmau said he
called up f. A. Connolly Of +. A. Com
oily y Go. and learned that pcac"
note was tu bc issued
Examination of correspondents who
were told .u confidence by Secretary
Lansing en- December 20 that % note
was coming then began. Nier inter
I"gatmg stephen r Early of the As-
sucutgd Press Carl u. Groad of the
United press and Charles H. warner
ut the Christian Science Monitor the
committee recessed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
FOLLOWERS OF VILLA
ROAMING UNMoLEsTED
IN NORTHERN MEXICO

b. Associated Press
El Paso. Feb. 9.--Viila follow
crs are now rowing over a triangle
having Juarez for It's apex and the
points Of It's base at Laguna sta
tion, on the Mexican Central rail-
road and at Casas Grandes. on the
Mexico Northwestern railroad
villa troops have been seen as
close to Juarez az Barreal. only so
miles southwest OF Juarcz. and
along tho Mexican Central north
OF Viiia Ahumada. 50 miles south
OF Juarez.
A passenger train arrived on
the Mexican Central railroad early
today followed by military train.
Neither train was fred upon but
armed and mounted men were
seen near the track.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
$4,000 ADDITIONAL
MEN TO Be ENLISTED
FOR NAVAL SERVICE
Recruiting Agents Have Been In
structed 20 Speed Up the Work
Officials Encouraged by Re.
turns During Winter Months.

By Associated Press
Washington. Feb '.--NaNy recruit
ing agents have been instructed To enc
list immediately $4,000 additional
men
While the current naval uilduthut-
iHDd % peace strength ol luuN men,
it carried appropriations tur cone
-iderahly less than that number sur+
the department had estimated that lu
the normal course ~ events not more
than 10000 recruits ahu,, the numu'r
necessary tn replace men DISCHARGED
could Dee found
Officials have been encouraged NN
recruiting returns during the Wint'r
months. however. which have brought
the actual streTgth up tp nearly '>.-
nuO men ALREADY.
iu the event Of war probably the
fins, act of the president will '" iu
authorize the enlistment ut On" mast
mum war time strength of $1,000.
Probably this could be quickly accom-
plishod hy provision In the dc
lpartmouts regulations pCrWittn" Nol-
luntcors tu enlist FOR the duration ut the
war and not binding them tu Cd ful' EN-
llstmont m times uf peace.
Oniccr-' Hc-CrNc Corps.
Ia the war department steps ur"
under consideration Tor hurH ns ar-
Ruisatiuu OF the officers reserve
| corps. Less than 600 men have
been comm lssiouod $50 far although
IuuproNmutcly 5000" would %" rec
uulred for volunteer army ui 'no..
| 600 men An official -lat,mru, issued
today calls attention io th" cinssrs
| mi ,.tgt, .I.rIHI, I.f ,..muI. -.. .uH. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
GEN. PERsHING VOTED
MEDAL BY NEW MEXICO,
SAYS Ell PAso REPORT


By Associated Press
~ Pnsu, Tex. FeD. s.--Maior
General John J. rershing has been
voted a medal by the New Mexico
legislature for his services 10 the
state and nation as commander OF
the punitive expedition and has
been invited to visit Santa Re on
February - to accept the medal.
according to unofficial Information
received here today.
General Pershing said today he
had received no official nOIihca-
ton of the action OF the Now Mex
leo legislature and would await It's
receipt Before announcing his de
cision In the matter he said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
President Plans TO
Go Calling When He
Desires Information
BY Associated Pres.

by Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. e-.-Prcsident VIII
son plans % visit the capitol and exc
Cutive departments frequently from
now on whenever he desires informa-
uon quickly or wants to take any
steps In connection with legislation.
II was said officially today that no
surprise or alarm need be felt u the
president suddenly goes To the capitol
at anyhour Of tie day or visits any
member OF his cabinet So many
pending questions have to be taken
up that the president has found II too
slow To call 10 the White House all t1e
men he desires to gee.
Mr. Wilson Is keeping practically All
his time open for work in connection
with the foreign situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Entente Embassies
Want Sailing Dates
Kept Out of Print
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Washington. Feb. 9.--The entente
embassies here have asked the state
department II some step cannot be
taken to cease publications of sailing
vessels and publication of manifests
~ ships going int othe war zone. Of
ncials realize that there is no warrant
OF law 70 prevent publication Of sail
ings but some step may be taken to
ask American publishers To- refrain
from printing them on the ground OF
national policy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Committee Declines
To Hurry Amendments
To House Naval Bill

Washington Feb 9.-Tho house
rules committee today refused spe-
cial rule To hurry the three admins
tration amendments TO the naval bill
to provide for "a $l50.Ooo. 600 bona
ISSUE for ships ana war supplies. 81
eO0. 600 for aircraft patents and au-
thorization to commander ship yards
and munition plants.
Tho three propositions constitute
new legislation not in order on an ap-
preparation bill without special
rule.
The naval bul again was consider
ed in the huLsc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

Nmul a. \. Feb % lillls 20 Hu-
thuilc the Sew YORK. sinking fund com
mi--iouers Go o"i, the l.. certain
lands at the Roekawoy desired hy the
lo,oruuout ION the erection of foruti-
cations Vcr, introduced in both houses
ct the Legislature to-day aud paased 60
the order of final passage without op-
position These are the measures
which the war department Nestei day
requested be- passed cNpoditiouslN,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Three Freighters for
British Firms Are to
Be Built in the u. S.
~ Associated Ptcss

49, Asturtuttd ffrss
san Francisco Feb. e.-"lt is the
first time Jon nny years that Ensltnd
has ordered e ship built In the United
states" said an official OF the Union
Iron Works today IN announcing tina,
the local concern had closed a CON
tract 90 build three lO.0ou-ton steel
freightcrs Tor British nrms. The price
was not made public but speed. Il
was said, was the essence Of the con-
tract. which called for the compile
tion of the three ships within eleven
months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Second Class Mail
Rates May be Raised

Washington. Feb. 9.--The senate
postotlicc subcommittee today rec
commended to the whole committee an
increase in second class mail rates OF
one half cent per pound for this year
and an additional half cent per pound
next year The entire committee at
ready had received many protests
against such an increase Il has noe
yet been recommended to the sen
ate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Another WRECK victim.

Creston Ia Fob u. p. DAVIS u
Knoxville. his. died az "A local hos
pltal last night as result OF iniur-
les received In o railroad wreck at
Cromwell Ia. February . This
brings the death list Ia this accident
up tu five.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Noon Day Classes in
Military Science to
Be Held in Denver

Denver Feb. g.-N Noon day ClnsSss In
military science are Go be- held in Nari-
Gus Denver factories aud shops COM
mencing tomorrow officers of the
Colorado National guard, who Monday
night instituted tree evening classes IA
drilling tactics first aid and other
military studies toda arrAgned &"
supervise the noonday classes,
number of manufacturer are be-
iua conferred with hy the officers with
a view To ontalning an hour or so "i
extra time of for thse men who want
To- attend military classes which VII
he arranged az suitable periods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Massachusetts Backs Wilson.

Boston. Feb. Tho lower branch
% the legislature today unanimously
dopt,d an order pl'dEug ts support
the president iu the present ma
iuuai crisis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

Special Dispatch to The Herald
santa fe, y. NJ, Feb. a.--The COM
mittee appointed to call ON Governor
de Baca to find out his wishes In re-
gard tD presenting him bills and other
matters for his consideration Is COM
posed OF Rarncs Jesus sanchez and
Wesley.
At 9;iS this morning stenog-
rapher was senl 20 the sanatOrlum
from the Office oi the chief clerk of
the house, with biil No. i45. She was
told by the nurse that the governor
could not be seen until after 1880
this morning, except on an order from
Mr veder This report was handed
by chiof Clerk Bias Sanchez to
Speaker iIeweiiyn IN writing and
later communicated 10 the house. II
is said that the nurse did not know
that the young lady was calling ON
official business.
The senate has taken no action in
regard 90 the veedcr matter today
and will probably adjourn over until
Tuesday. In The interim the members
Will have an opportunity to discuss
| the question.
The vote in the house on The ap-
pointment of a committee to call on
the governor was 30 10 10. ave DEM
| ocrats voting with the Republicans.
Several members we're absent
The governor reported to the SEN
ate today that ne had signed among
| others. senate bin No. 20. designating
the road from Las VEGAS to Clovis AZ
a state highway.
Two committee reports were receiV-
ed In the senate on house bin 40 81.
creating De naca county The minor
ity report was vofed down The ma-
iority report offers six typewrlttcn
pages Of amendments.
The house passed today senate SUBJ
stitutc for house bill No so cV~acru-
ing land grants The house also
passed Mr Weimores bin appropriat.
Ing Sl0.n00 90 make the Lincoln
county court house a historical ma
scum.
The house has twenty bills aud
resolutions un the calendar today and
Is disposing of then slowly \ ses-
sion will probably he held tonight
90 clean up the calcndaf Adjourn-
ment win then be taken until Tues
day Lincoln memorial services occur.
ing Monday afternoon in Joint ses.
sion
! special Correspondence TO rae Herald
Suutg Fr. y Al Feb. h.--A mcdd
FOR General Pershlng from the Nes
NcNi-o Legislature, ana an invitaiiuf
To- him To attend tbs Washington oirth
Gay exercises in the chamber uf tn
house Of reproseniitf cs are two mark
- appreciation suggested .n a resolu
tion that PASSED this house yesterdal
aftctnnun. distinguished service" =
the protection of this state and hi
. record u- commander are mentions'
la the resolution
Lincolp's birthday II also to be oeie
urat,d ON the twelfth Of this mont
q hy lniu; session uf the houses, SpcaK
er Lindsey uf the senate, being charge
- in the resolution with arranging th
e lrtdiis Tins resolution has passe'
y both houses.
u ilou-c ON supplies.
The house Yesterday offered amend
90 mrnts tu the state bill on iegisleti.
printing aud ,upplas While the ~
20 IN the first section fixes $500 as lh
h pmuun, to Je spent al the outside. th
v lous. amendments would leave hoo
II mole for running the hill W n Il az
n ps ared necessary to do 80. The amend
ment would allow the hvuse commit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09
Steamers SuIAIk

Ny Associated Press
London. Feb. 9.--Thc Norwegian
steamship Ida. Of Lie tons. has been
sunk by German submarine. sur
Niving members OF the crew were
landed today. The captain stated that
the chief mate and the steward were
KILLED while on deck by gunnre. tho
submarine firing continuously with
out warning until the vessel sunk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

santa ne. ~ NJ. Feb. 9.--Fol- Z
lowing what some members char
acterizcd as a tempest In a teapot z
In the house this morning. "a the
result of a misunderstanding as Z
to what persons are authorized TO Z
receive legislative communion 4
tions To- the governor "a commit
tee was appointed To walt upon I
Gov. de Baca and ascertain ex- {
y actly his wishes. 4 vigorous de-
bate. chiefly centering about the
head of the governors legal ad-
= wiser. Elmer e. Needer. aud what 4
some Republicans alleged TO be I
= his assumption of too much au-
y thority, preceded the decision 10
name such committee. Charges I
= that "A partisan attempt II being 4
made to worry the governor der I
ing his illness were denied by
= members of both parties. Some
= confusion has resulted from the I
sending of bills 10 be signed both
= to the sanitarium. where the gov 4
= ernor j. staying. aud TO the cxecu- 4
y tive manaion. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

The Norwegian steamship Ida was
built a. Aberdeen iu 1883 She was
23s feet long and had beam of SO
feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

London Feb. 9--LlOyds shipping
agency this afternoon announced the
Norwegian steamship HansNuck for.
mcrly the American steamer SatilIJ,
" 2.665 tons gross had been sunk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

London Fcp. 9-Thc British
-teams alp Hanna Larsen 1910 tons
gross, has been sunk by q submarine.
Hcr captain aud chicf engineer were
taken prisoner Tho romandcr ol
the crew was landed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

queenstown Feb . C'ia Luudon.J
The Norwegian ship Stor,kug, OF 3d.
lgl tons gross. WAS sunk yesterday boy
q German submarine The crew was
aboard the submarine when a stcam-
er appeared and the undcrsea boat
submerged The chief officer and car
pentcr were the only ones aolc tu re-
turn TO the ships boat and they were
picked up boy the steamer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

The Norwegian steamship Hans
kiucK was last reported iu uyailublo
December "a, bound for Rotterdam.
She Was 500 feet long and ~ feet
wide She was bull, at quincy Mass .
n 1905.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-09

The house yesterday offered amend
mrnts tu IA, state bill on legislative
printing aud supplies. White the nsil
IN the first section fixes $500 as lhs
pmuun, to 5e spent al the outside, the
house amendments would leave loop
mole for running the hill W n u ap-
u, ared necessary TO do 80. The amend
ment would allow the hvuse commit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-21
BAR DECISION MEETING
Especial to The Times.)

21.The belief the holding of "deci
meeting" which students would asked pledge
religious be held university
led the cancellation of the series of religious talks
Robins the Chicago social worker leader
progressive
The yesterday morning
C.. A., which
had services in charge
resolution the members of the
bohehoods the university district churches asking
that the action be reconsidered.
the meetings. according presi-
Y. A..
pledge himself a religious life. Mr.
hold the meetings
privilege.