davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

A Berlin paper says that the kali ser and the German people are one. But that doesn't leave much room for the German people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

German general headquarters staff. The Germans reported that the Brit ish were maintaining a violent and de- structive fire against the Teuton posi- tions, the bombardment frequently reaching the intensity of drumfire
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

Our plans of winning the war are very much in the air at present, but in the entirely new sense of the phrase.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

Those of us who used to argue that America could raise an army of a million men over night were, of course, speaking of polar night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21
EXPORT GAS PRICE INCREASED

New York, Sept. 20.-The export price of gas and kerosine, in cases, was advanced 34 of cent today to 1850.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

There's another comforting thought, the war must seem just as difficult a task to the Germans as it does to us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

Miss Charlotte Vincent has been appointed assistant bacteriologist of the health department of the city of Baltimore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

The equatorial seas, where calms and squalls alternate, are known as the doldrums.a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

At Philadelphia R. H. D. Chicago -O0O 900 o90 O2-5 II 1 Philadelphia 900 POI 900 QO-3l il ]
 Williams. Danforth and Linn, Schalk; Meyers, Seebold and Perkins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21
Philadelphia Chicago, rain.

Brooklyn-C Cincinnati. rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21
BRITISH PIERCE GERMAN LINES AT
 MANY POINTS

(Continued from page one.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21

Williams. Danforth and Linn, Schalk; Meyers, Seebold and Perkins. At Washington R. H. B. St. Louis 400 900 O0O-4 6 2 Washington ---000 100 100-2 10 1 Davenport and Hale; Gallia. Shaw. Dumont, Craft and Ainsmith.
 At New York R. H. E. Cleveland 1000 900 042-6 2 2 Ne York 900 200 OO0-2 5 2 Klepfer, Ragby and O'Neil; Shocker, Fisher and Nunamaker
 At Boston R. H. B.. Detroit LOO 900 l00-1 6 0 Boston -O00 900 0OO-0 5 0 Mitchell and Stanage: Bush and Agnew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-21
B AS E B ALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ss~..s %,....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
PUBLICITY BUREAU
Of U. s. GOVERNMENT
MAPPING OUT PLANS
Secretaries Lansing, Baker and
Daniels and George Creel Hold
First Meeting 10 Profit by Mis-.
takes Made Abroad.

Washington. Apul Id.--Sccrcthries
Lansing Baker and Daniels and
G,0Tsc Crcc, who compose the new
goy,rumout pubuclb bureau created
us President Wilson. held thcu nrat
meeting today to m1p out course ot
H.tou.
Tho primary purpose uf the bureau.
lt was stated. wa 'p prouj mmodl-
atOiy by the mistake made abroad iu
imposing o. military censorship com th"
press rt the beginning of the war and
90 open Geo rho public an proper inior-
nation 3s ru what the government Boz
doing and intends 90 do.
Details ot the plans are stan Go be
worked uui There VIII Dee mo- effort
90 withhold amy Information except
such as In the Judgment eff the press
itself would be- unvlsc Co print An
advisory relationship with the press
representatives Iu Washington VIII he
cstgblI he'd Go secure that end.
indications are that no attempt ot
direct censorship VIII hc made The
bureau viii formulate after a confer
eulc with tho new manor men here q
set OF regulations tur the guidance oi
newspaper editors ana which. % BE-
believed. viii h. su clear aud .mpos,
$50 few restrictions 'hat there can h'
uu mistake us tu rhoir meaning. Il
Will bc lett to tho PAPERS themsclNv'
e. comply and tnor" rs no plan tul
watching the columns of the press.
q was stated that IL was the view
DO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
Plans Made by de Facto Comman.
der for Capturing the Bandit
Leader Seem TO Have All Gone
Awry; Cant Locate Rebels.
BIG HUNT SEEMS TO HAVE
ENDED IN HUGE FIZZLE
No Action Has Yet Developed
from the Enveloping Movement
Inaugurated by Carranza Chief ;
Panoho g Location Unknown.

BY Associated rr.ss
Iunrcz Mexico. AprA iG.-Francisco
villa with his characteristic cunning.
s. believed To- have slipped out Of the
trap successfully laid ny General
Francisco Murguia TO capture him IN
western Chihuahua. General Mur-
guia was at IN vnne. south OF Casas
Graudes Yesterday and his scouts have
been unable 20 locate villa or his for
ces Ia the Namiquipo district where
hc was reported to nave gone follow
Ing the light az san Andres on April
13.
General Murguia'S cavalry Is now
securing the foothills of western Chi
huahuu in search Of the villa forces
but. aside from q fcw skirmishes with
Isolated bands. no action has yet de-
Vrloped from the enyeloping move
mcnt which General Murguil inaugu-
rated aaginst the Villa followers
Much mystery surrounds the loca.
tiuu of villa at tsc present tima
MCNicaus coming from Las Cruces
near Namiquipa says villa had force
there last FRIDAY while julio Acostu
had ] 100 men iu the vicinity of Ma
dcra the American lumber camp
other villa bands were reported neal
NamiQuipa and san Joaquin but al
seemed to have escaped into IN,
mountains upon the approach of Mur'
glid one report received here wa
that villa had doubled back to Sar
Andres, 30 miles southwest Of Chihua'
huu city and was preparing To- attuci
IN. capital Another report located
villa north OF Chihuahua city viii
the supposed intention of cutting of
General Murgrln and attacking luarc
and chihuahua city Neither repor
i- given official ,redcn,c here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
Clovis High School
Is to Be Erected by
Firms of That City

Special Correspondence to Ths Herald
Clovis. y. A.. April i6.--The new
..ish school. Tor the erection of which
the citizens Of Clovis voted bonds 20
the amount of $4,000. will be built
by home firms. The main construc-
tiun contract has been awarded to
Conner Brothers and the plumbing con-
tract has been awarded To the BARR
Hardware company.
II Is now the plan OF me boaud %
education 20 NtNc a construction sup
ervisor 60 represent the former dur
Ing the erection Of the puilding. Thr
supervisor. viii have direct ohssrVa-
tion over the work as IL progresses
step by stop. The contractors viii DE
bonded to the extent OF two thirds of
the appropriation fnf the building for
faithful and proper periotmanee of
their duty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
THE VILLAGE on NIIIERET g.
CAPTURED ny BRITISH TROOPS

turud last night tho village of Viz
lcret. southeast of Harglcourt ar-
cordinE To an official statement istI"d
hy the British war office They also
made progress northwest Of Lens.
large captures of guns aud war ma
tcrial we're made by the British at
ticyin aud on the Souchcs river in
the lens region, the statement an
nuuncos tn" cannon taken include
a siN-inch naval gun of long range.
.Truck loads Of new tools may thous-
and rounds of ammunition and guam
titles Of bombs. grenadcs and engi-
ueerlEg equipment were captured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
GENERALS IN AS|AT|C
RUSSIA ARRESTED AND
PLACED UNDER GUARD
Men Are Charged With Distribut.
ing Arms in Various Districts
for Defense Against Natives in
Event of an Attack.
ny Associated Press

Dy Associated Press
Tashkeni Asiatic Russia, sunday,
April 10. 3.ii y. m.--Gencral Alex
kuropatkin. governor general of
TurkeStan. his assistant. Gen. Ycreo'
feiff. ana General Siyers, chief Of
staff. have been arrested by the coun-
ell Of soldiers delegates.
General Boroff commandlng the
FIRST siberian brigade. and General
Tsuomlllcn. commanding the local
brigade also have been placed under
arrest and confined to "a guard room.
The officers are charged with dis
trihuting arms TO Russians in various
districts for defense against natives IN
ovcnt of an attack. This action has
been held 20 be of "a proNucatory char
acter The Cossnck guards of Gen.
kuropatkiu appeared J, the meetina
uf the soldiers delegates aud an
uuunoed they would not defend him.
Col. Tchorks, commnndant OF The
town. has been appointed temporary
commander Of the Turkestan troops
General Kuropatkin has gent a tele'
gram tostho Russian premier and min
lister of war at Petrogrnd pointing out
the necessity of distinct military nn'
civilian jurisdiction. lie asked that
ho be given command of the grcnadieI
CORPS aud sent To- the front.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
Grants Is Scene of
Meeting of Valencia
Co. School Teachers

Professor Eosooe r nm of the state
university spent saturday In Grants,
y. NJ whore be- attended a meeting
Of The Valencia county Teachers
Association This was the first meet
ing ever held ip that part of the coun-
Is and was in line with q now policy
recently mauguratcd to hold meetings
I'm different loralitic. in order that as
mnny uf tho teachers and school
patrons ns possible may profit there
from Professor ilill reports "a large
crowd in attendance ana much inter
u aud euthH .asm shown. not only by
.ho teachers hut the general public a
WcIl
There were addresses hy Professor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
WAR REVENUE BILL
IS WELL ON ITS WAY
TO FINAL PASSAGE
Measure Carrying $7,0oo,000, 900
Which Has Already Passed the
House, Will be Taken Up in
Senate Tomorrow,
Rt A.snsiAtea Pres.


Washington. April l6.--The $1,000.
600 600 war revenue hill which has
passed the house was approved today
hy the senate finance committee and
will tc taken up IN the senate tomor-
row Cor passage.
Tho committee vote was unanimous
and senate leaders expect 20 make an
cnort to put the bin through In one
aessiun Three minor changes we're
made in the bill as IL came from the
house. one Inv the title is 10 make
more apparent is purpose OF assist
nL In the prosecution ot The war an
other suggested hy secretary McAdop
b, tu permit funds raised under tne
measure To- be- deposited iu banks no'
members of the federal reserve sys-
tom and in trust companies A third
is to more clearly exempt certificates
Of Indebtedness from taxation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
URTHER EVIDENCES
OF GERMAN PLOTTING
IN MEXICO RECEIVED
| BY j. s. GOVERNMENT
Agents of Kaiser Are Spreading
Anti-American and Anti-entente
Propaganda and Exerting In
fuence Upon Carranza.
FUNDS OF FOREIGN BANKS
SAID TO BE IN DANGER
Circulation Of Any Matter at All
Favorable to America or the
Allies Is Disapproved; 10000
Barrels Of Oil Burned.
FUNDS OF FOREIGN BANKS
SAID TO BE IN DANGER


Washington. April Further
evidences OF German activities In Mex
leo, spreading nnti-Ameriean and
anti-en,enie propaganda and exerting
German influence upon the Mexican
government. are contained in diplo-
matte reports passing through here
TO European capitals.
Funds of number of foreign
banks are reported 10 be- ~ danger.
Circulation of any matter az all IA
vorable 90 the United States or TIRE
entente is disapproved by Mexican Of
fcials ana the newspaper VI Uniser-
sal recently was suppressed because
OF publication disapproyed by Ger
man agents. The publisher and cdi~
tors have heen summoned before q
military tribunal
Property of foreigners Germans ex-
ceptcd, IN said To be in constant dam
ser. efforts of the German propa- :
Randlsts ana agents being directed
especially against materials which
might hc OF assistance Ia The enemies
of Germany. The writer OF one OF the
reports asserts that he has informa-
tion that ls.9O0 barrels OF ,oii. the
property ~ the Eagle OIL company, n
British concern, has been burned at
MlnHtitian
The German bank and the German
legation in MEXICO City are said In
these reports 90 be dominating Mexi-
can Affairs aorc than ever: the for
mer having intimately connected IT,
self with Mexican finances and the
latter guiding and advising the gov
eminent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
FRENCH PENETRATE GERMAN
LINE Ar SEVERAL POINTS

Paris. April t6 tNooni --The French
penetrated the German second line
lnst night at several points m Alsacc
Tho war office reports thr' prcnt num-
hrrs OF German dead were found in
IN. trenches which had been torn up
boy the French she'll fire Prisoners
and booty were brought back hy the
French.
troops south uf the Disc.
There was heavy artillery nghting
during tho iEht ia Alsacc-Loriainc.
the Champagne. IN the region of Sois-
sons and Rheims ana south of th'
Oisc between scissors and Rheims
the shell ire was particularly severe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
MIN WHO 10 NOT ENLIST NsI
URGED TO GITI HOLD on AtNI

WU0NInElUN- NUrII 10" NIIIiUUN UI
acres of unallotcd public lands In the
West aud the ollie farms uf the east
and south we're pointed to hv SEER
tary Lame iu a statement today as
places whor, men who de- not enlist
for tho firms line may serve their
country as cffrgWllN as They cuull
at the 'front.'.
ANY citizen Of the United states
who has not already located hum"-
stead. ma, applN fur oS many acres
of straight farming land os h' wants
up 10 100 acres in the unrestricted sec
lions up to S20 acres iu the uur'-
claimed sections straight sra7iug
land may bee had 10 the cNtoHt uf SO
acres. the secretary said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
OFFICERS OF U. S. ARMY
co TO CANADA TO STUDY
AVIATION SCHOOL PLAN

Washington. Apru l6.---Lieut. col
John b bennett chief aviation oih-
cer of tho army. and Major Benjamin
y. FouIers. Junior military aviator.
today were ordered 20 Toronto. Can
ada for Investigation of the can
adi7r aviation school system Later
thcv VIII assist war department oV-
perts In organizing and opuipping e
laruc American aviation division r.
Inmates toRning s5u."0n,oon were
.ubmittcd 90 cougr"-s .nr army uyio-
uuu preparation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
Alien Enemies Give
Up Gums to Police

As resul, of his proclamation
calling for the surrender of Forbidden
property. Chief OF Police Gaiushq has
two rifles and box OF ammunition.
They were given up today hy an AUS
trian and German.
Il * not believed that there are any
wireless outhts. code books or other
forbidden things OF that character in
alien enemy hands m this city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
GERMANS GIVE UP VILLAGES
NDLt NTAHtIN, BERLIN SAYS

Amsterdam April iG tNia London,
i.4o y. M 1t II asserted In = lis
patch received here from Berlin thnt
various villages in the Arras region
which the British official statement
OF April ~ reported captured were
villages and pieces OF grodnd which
the Germans had voluntarily evpcu-
atcd several days previously
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16

General Kuropatkin was appointed
governor general Of Turkcstan last
August. Five months earlier in the
year he had been made commander IN
chief of the Russian armies on the
northern front Ia succession to Gen.
Nicholas Ruzsky prior To that time
hr had acted as chief Of the itussian
grcnadier corps At the beginning of
the kusso-Jap1ncse war General !
Kuropatl,in was in chief command of
the pussiau forces I'm MunChuri1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
SPECIAL SESSION OF STATE
LEGISLATURE HELD UP TO
SEE WHAT CONGRESS DOES

~ Associated rrrss
. Santa BE, y. NJ, April i6,-ln
. view Of what he considers the y
. possibility ot atcion by consress y
. which mas have au important .
. erect on the military situation. =
y Governor Lindsey VIII delay for =
. scvera days calling special =
. session OF the legislature 90 take =
. up the matter of state defense. .
= lie is now IN correspondence With =
. the war Department and Gen-
= eral Pershing regarding the Z
. numhc, OF troops believed neces- =
. sary 10 protect properly the
o states southern border aud is
. emphasizing what he regards 4
. the vital need of safeguarding 4
y the big copper and xinc mines. Z
y inva.uahle TO the government In 4
. wal time. The governor Is also I
. considering the suggestion of the I
. conference ni mine managers I
. and citizens nf lhe southern I
. counties last week 90 go &c 4
. Washington 10 person te deter 4
y mine how the state may best co. 4
. operate with the government In
. the matter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
SARAH BERNRARDT TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL; CONDITION
NOT SERIOUS, is CLAIM

New York April IT, sarah ucrn-
hurdi has been removed from her ho-
tel here 90 q hospital 10 va. learned
today Her condition is NOT serious.
uhysiciaus said and denial was mnd"
Of report that she was to Doe opr-
rated ON Tho nature OF her mIlaay
was not disclosed Thc,actross has
hcou 800 fur several weeks she l- -l
years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER TO
ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF
BROTHER AT CLEVELAND

N'w York April 1t.-Jphu r
HockctcI,r planned iu leave N.u
YorS today for cleveland " ait,uU
the funeral of his brother FRAN.
Rockefeller who died there y-.tcy
day, unroconcilcd after quarrel the
two had some wears ago William
Rockefeller win accompany MS
brother to Cleveland. % Wa stated
The funeral .s 90 he held thrr" toe
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16

Hsli. County Superintendent Saturino
liaca and w. Melvin Fox,superintend-
ent OF the Belcn schools.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16

National IeaQuc,

National League.
81. Louis 5 Chicago J.
Cincinnati 5; Pittsburgh 2.
American League.
Chicago q; Detroit ..
Cleveland 4. st. Louis o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16

National League.
Philadelphia at Boston.
New York at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
-. Louis at Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
American Association

Minneapolis Milwaukee game post
ponod. wet grounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16
ELEVEN NRPI-NNES LOST BN
the BIlITISI AND TRENCH

Berlin. April l6 tNia iNnduu. 1885
y. M. -lictWrcn Soissons and eNrdun,
says the official statement issued today
hy German army headquarters the
British aud French Yesterday lost
eleven a!rpianes mostly Of the latest
type.
London. Apri 10 6.=- p n.--"Ncw-
Of the opening uf the great French
offensive has spread like vile fire
through the British iurces" telc-
graphs Reuters correspondent tt Brit
ish headquarters In France today.
No official announcement from
Paris of "a widespread offensive move
mcut by the French has been made.
The iudi, ttione have been however.
that an offensive was about TO DE
opened by General Ni,cIe's forces ir
the sector between Soissons and tho
Champagne where the artillery haiti"
has been raging violently for several
days.
To-day German headquarters re-
port gave "a hint that the battle might
have startcdH After Announcing oN-
ceptiunally heavy artillery FIRE and
accommodating operations from Suls-
| soma Co Rheims and in the western
| Champagne" the statement reported
that infantry fighting developed this
morning over wide sectors Tho Parts
| official statement. covering the event,
! Of last night mentioned au Increase
| To- extreme violence ui the artlllcr'
| fighting oh the Suissurs- Rheims front
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-04-16

Boston. 9: PhnadelpbIa. 4.
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Columbus 8 indianapolis 4.
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washington-New York game post
poncd; cold.
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Cieveland-st. Louis game pos'pon
ed. wet grounds.
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hHtt'Ii'H' hutn ana InomaSt =
bold, Nabors, E. Johnson and Schal
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American League

ChIaago. 4; IranIi. q
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New YORK. 5; Brooklyn. o.

batteries: Schupp and McCar,y:
Cadore Cheney and Meyers. Miller.
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JONES, Cunningham aud Spencer.
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Pittsburgh. =; Cincinnati. 4.

score II. II. r..
Pittsburgh 022 02O iiO---s 10 ?
Cincinnati ... ..0is 900 100 10 ?
batterier Cooper and Wagner; Nit.
chcll, Elder and HUM
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Batteries: Alexander and Kinifer.
3arnes and Gowdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-03
TROOP TRAIN DERAILED.
81 Soldiers and S Civilians Slightly
Hurt Near Granger, Ill,

ROCKFORD. ILL.,, December 3.-Thirty-
seven soldiers of the seth Division Of
the National Army and four civilians
suffered minor injuries when a special
troop train on the Illinois Central rail-
way was derailed last night near Gram
ger. Ill. They we're reported in. no
danger today. About 500 soldiers were
returning to Camp Grant after a two
day holiday in Chicago, when the acci-
dent occurred.
T.. J. Foley, vice president in charge
of operation Of the Illinois Central rail-
road, said this morning:
There is no mystery about the wreck
A connecting lever broke. rod pin
came out beneath the tank of the en-
CINE permitting a brake rod to drag
on the ties. The rod struck the point
of siding switch and opened it. The
succeeding cars were detected from the
main track"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-03
MRS. AHLERS TRIAL BEGINS.
Charged With Murder Of P. E. Tuck
er-Faces Another Indictment.

DALLAS. Tex. December 3.-Mrs.
Katie Alters. alias Mrs. Katherine
Travers. was placed on trial here to-
day, charged with the murder of Philip
E. Tucker. who was shot and killed
October 81 on a crowded downtown
street. Mrs. Alters also is under in
dictment for killing Miss Myrtle Cum
ningham. stenographer in fuckers Of
fee. who was fatally wounded at the
time Tucker met death.
Mrs Alters told the police that Tuck
err had promised to marry her. but that
on the afternoon of October 81 she had
been told Tucker and Miss Cunningham
were to be married November %.
Later In the evening she met the couple
on the street and the shooting fol-
lowed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-03
ADMITS MAKING ATTACK
ON CHARLOTTE PORTER
Dorothy W. Burns Tells Court Of As
saulting Girl Who Received At
tention From Husband.

Dorothy W. Burns. twenty-three years
old. pleaded guilty today before Justice
Stafford In Criminal Division to an in
dictrhent charging her with an assault
with dangerous weapon on Charlotte
Porter, eighteen years old, who. she
claimed. was receiving attention from
her husband. J. T. Burns, drug clerk
The shooting occurred on the sidewalk
near Sth and East Capitol streets June
z. The victim was in the hospital for
several days.
Inquiring into the circumstances Of the
case, Justice Stafford called the. husband
to the witness stand. Burns admitted that
he had told his wife of his ''conquests" to
tease her, but did not recall having named
Miss Porter. The husband and wife have
become reconciled. it was stated, and are
now living together.
two weeks Attorney ]. A O'Shea repre-
scented the wife.