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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
Entire Conservation
Program May be Held
Up, Senators State

Washington, Jan. 22--Prcsldout
Wilson was told late today by senator's
Pittman. Pholan, Meyers ana Walsh,
that unless the navy department con-
sents to compromise on the legislation
tor reii'f of claimants ON oil hn's
now held in the western naval fuel re-
serve. the entire administration con-
seTyHtion program VIII he held up d
congress The senators said they com
sldcred the uayys attitude toward th'
claimants unfair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
III PAsO ALSO HEARS THAT
NoRTHw NllD MOVEMENT u ON

NJ Paso. Tex. Jan. 22--lniornia-
ton was received az the carranza
consulate here late today from Mes-
leo. saying the American punitive sN-
pedition had begun its movement
from El Vnllc toward the horder.
Tho general movement Of American
troops toward Columbus. n NJ, from
Colona puhlan. the field base. is ex-
pected % be under way within tho
next twenty four hours. n was said
at the consulate. This information.
Iit was said was considered very
reliable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
Wilson Expects to
Keep in Touch With
Members of Congress

Washington. Jan. 2s.-Presidcnt
Wilson plans to go TO the capitol two
or three times each week to keep In
close touch with members OF the SEN
ate ana house for the purpose of hur-
rying consideration OF his Legislative
program and avoiding an extra ses-
sion He began the new custom today
and probably will continue II each
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
To Bc introduced.

Among the bills 10 be introduced
along the line OF the administration
program may be named. The ado"t-
ion of an inheritance tax, the placing
OF the oiilce OF the travelling auditor
under the direct supervision OF the
governor, the abolition Of the office
OF insurance commissioner, the pass
age OF modified Australian ballot
election law. the supervision OF build
ing and loan associations by the bank
examiner, additional powers for the
state board OF education, ana the es-
adjustment of further non-compet-
1.-Two Industries at the penitentiary
and reform school A Democratic
leader is authority for q statement
that all these items viii be brought
lGp al once
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
birth Control Act

Representative c. W B Bryan OF
Union county the same that wants
To- tax bachelors and old maids, has
given out that he viii orer birth
control law, as soon as he can get
legal experts TO frame one. Mr. Bryan
is a farmer. and well along In years.
and asserts that he has never been
in a senate chamber before out be-
ieycs In the laws he is ofcring. and
Is determined TO make "A record.
His new law would provide that all
persons desiring to be married would
have 10 pass "A strict physical cNami-
nation under tho direction Of the
county In which the marriage license
wes 60 be issued IT either were
/ found mentally defective, or afflicted
with chronic or ncurhble disease OF
n serious character. the bans would
hr forbidden in Ncw Mexico. The
law has further medical and snrs.ca
features that promise to preoipitat'
discussion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
Points Under Dispute.

Two principal points upon which the
Ohio. SOrth Dakota and Michigan acts
were declared void and non-enforcc-
able IN the lower courts were:
That they unduiy burden Interstate
commerce. ~ which stocks bonds
end other securities were declared Ia
be instrumentalities, and that the
laws exceed the states police powers
Of locel supervision.
The states, however. contended that
the laws prevent fraud only and un-
like the original Kansas type OF blue
sky legislation. do not attempt TO Pc
vent unwise Investments. Also they
contendcd that the laws do no, restrict
or burden Interstate commerce. aprly~
ing only To sales within the states. and
in preventing frauds upon their citi-
zens are normal wise and prevent,-
tive exercise of state police powers.
Generally. the laws provide Tor ex-
EXAMINATIONS of securities. prospectus
and --matiOn by rtate secur-
| ny commissions. or other officials; "
censing of dealers. and penalties OF
$4,000 fines and one years imprisoa-
ment Tor violations. The ohio ;hw.
however. applies only 10 sales within
the state of securities on property out
side Of thE state. tho South Dakota
land Michigan laws applying 20 both.
Also. the laws generally exempt cer-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
Measures Enacted by Ohio. South
Dakota and Michigan. Designed
TO Curb Sale Of Fraudulent
Securities, Declared Valid.
AUTHORITY ExERcIsED
is ENTIRELY PROPER
Is Not in Excess Of the Police
Powers, High Tribunal Finds;
Investors VIII Have Protection
Against Unmeritorious Schemes.
iBy E,enins risraia Leased vIrs]

Washington. Jan. 22--tiiue sky laws
OF three states---Ohio. South Dakota
and Michigan--designed TO curb sale
OF fraudulent securities were today up
held as constitutional by the supreme
court. The court held that authority
exercised is not IN excess OF the
states police powers and that the
law is not a burden upon Interstate
commerce IN the sale OF stocks and
bonds
Blue sky laws. enacted first in KAN
sas In 1911 with the purpose OF pro-
tecting credulous investors against
sales OF worthless stocks and bonds.
have been copied In some measure In
more than half the states OF the union.
Twenty-siS states are said to have
laws embracing the fundamental prln-
ciple of cndeavoring by constitutional
methods, TO prevent sales OF ''get-rich-
quick" or "fly-b night securities.
Three cases brought before the SUI
preme court and argued together la
October, 1916. concerned the constitu-
tIonallty OF the blue sky laws OF Ohio.
South Dakota and Michigan. All had
been held unconstitutional W lower
federal courts and their enforcement
by state officials was enjolned while
the officials appealed. The original
ohio law Of 1918 was amended Feb
rnary 6. 1914, by the state Legislature
10 meet alleged detects- of the South
Dakota and Michigan laws. The South
Dakota law of March 10. 1918. and the
Michigan law of April .. 1918. repeal
ing the old i9i5 act which had beer
held void. were substantially pattern
ed after the model blue sky iaN
drawn by committee of the national
association of attorneys general fol.
| low us 1919 convention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
Othcr Mcasurc,. Pnshed.

The important matter OF budget
system for the various state lns,itu-
tons. recommended by the governcr
is being pushed by proposed statute
OF Republican framing New jury
laws and laws governing court pro-
cedure In cases OF trespass by ami
mails. an important Item in the liti-
CATION OF New Mexico. are now be-
fore committees in both houses.
A law providing for The taxing Of
prlyately owned refrigerator cars op-
Grating in this state is also under
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22

CONTINUED on Page rlTce)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22
GERMAN EMBASSY At
WASHINGTON GIVEN
TIP IS ALLEGED
Receives Information Of the Bust
ness of ]. P. Morgan q Co.
Through Compact Between EN-.
ploye and Washington Lawyer
IBy EvenIng Herald f.c..eA wipel

New Pork. Jan. 22.-The German
embassy at Washington was at one
time apprised of inside Information
of the business OF J. 2. Morgan & Co
on behalf of the French and English
governments through an alleged COM
pact between an employe OF the Nor
gan firm and Washington lawyer
who WAS "a personal friend OF Ambos-
sador Won Bernstorff. according to a
brief filed in court here today on be-
half Of william J. Burns. detective
and Martin Egan, accused as tappors
of private telephone wires
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-22

took up the matter of an appropria-
tion for the prosecution Of the New
Mexico Texas boundary dispute
Their bin proposes to place $4,000
In the hands OF the retiring Repub'i-
can attorney general 4 Democratic
bill for the same purpose now fol-
lows. directing the states attorney
general to carry on this work. A
third bill on this same subject will
be offered, Il Is said. so that no mat
ter what the result in actually piac-
ing the work Of prosecuting under
the charge OF this person or that. the
suggestion of the governor will in all
! probability be carried out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

sese IN Eaeet 5ply ! ns7
TEAfSs laavE cHARLzs ToWs. " "a
No. Is SstT
S.5S a IN Far Ea sea-sA Bridge.
ko4roa, E=t SD IN
termrdlHRs stations gali-
man FarsoF sBFoisef1 to-
Roanoke srisfs goanesss
FL Roanoke viii fhFuugl
Pullman sleeper 70 Csjazn-
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Meeting aes ~ fisgersiara
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and Wins aESalsm piaine
sar
No. IS. N0RTHBoUND.
LE4vE AsLas Toms
S-ES nj FOR Hagarsloun 4na later.
mediate sistians. Connects
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cot Also connects 81 Ii :.
eegsiown vlth G. v Rals
road for Harrisburg and
No. IA. p08nts NORTH
7.23 n u FcF HageFs3nNn ard lnief-
mediate stations. TtfaHEh
Sleeper and Farlor Uaf H2g-
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4.10 ! ~ stop 20 I'll 90 from ua.ie
-" " hes ond ~ Is fasu %
Fssfenscrs fbs connecting
Hnts ~ Shenandoah Jun
ton OF Hagefstowu
Rates. schedules aud additional safarnalton
furnished nIon Application 10 Agents 81 tae
COMPANY 0r ". Z. SAUNDERS.
W B. BEFILL. 6en3Paes. Aasrs,
Gen1 Pass. Agent. Koanake Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30
STOP SEDITION AT HOME
(From Written by Ely ouiss the York
Trihune.)

about freely, to do ones lawtal bust
ness without interruption, TO protect
ones women and children against the
barbarity Of lust and murder, has been
so definitely presented to the American
people as it is presented to us today
Lexington and Concord were not SO
bad as this. The issue that brought
US in conflict with one another sixty
years ago was not SO bad SIS this.
Only AT the risk OF his life should
any man be permitted to say or do a
thing that imperiis the success OF our
cause in this war Only at the risk
OF his life should any man be permitted
10 say things or 90 things that tend tc
increase the sacrifices that our nation
must now make to render this world
@safe for democracy"
Those of us who are over fifty, who
are not worth drafting. who are abso
lutely unable to tote SO pounds OF
ammunition and equipment. who must
remain at home, in the Office, behind
the counter, or in the factories, or on
the farm, can still do something more
we can make it damned unpleasant
for sedition; and in support OF any
step that the President viii take &c
suppress sedition al home. while ny
son and other mems sons are DOING
the nations work abroad, offer to the
President my services and present &c
the spirit OF sedItion what much OF
little | can do for its swift ex
termination.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

/ am not boiling with rage. Mr.. Ed
itor. am not even excited. The point
Is this-my son, my only child. in
prompt response to his country's duly
sounded call, is today headed for the
French trenches, there to be the target
for German bullets Every voice raised
here at home, to discourage others
from going with him, they to back him
and he to back them, and so to make
their mighty work success al the
least sacrifice, increases the chance,
already considerable, that he will
never come back to his mother and me.
l think that voice ought 10 be stilled
before his has been
The great thing is that until the
world rids itself of nations organized
into beasts of prey no mans home is
worth building. No mans business is
worth pursuing. No mans wife or
his Graded baby. getting fresh breath
OF air in the street in front OF his
house, is safe from rape or death.
/ have often heard 1t remarked that
this war is unpopular. What war ever
was popular" except to the greed,
lust and ambition that caused It? What
war ever was popular to people who
want to live in the enjoyment of peace.
order and liberty? TIE word popular"
in connection with war is despicable.
But never before has there been war
where the principe 81 Individual lib
erty, the right to L---.ze a home, to go
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

home give the subject Of food conserva
ton and substitution careful thought
The object of this letter is to ask yoV
and your church TO take an active par
in the Food-PIedge Campaign which /.
intended to reach every home in oul
state By October 2Sth.
In discussing this subject, please
make it plain that no American family
viii be asked to eat less than the usua
three square meals per day. We car
save the suffering abroad by taking
care OF what we have and by change
In our food as suggested in the fol
lowing:
"Use Less Wheat 5read-Our allies
are begging for more Of Uncle Sans
wheat France has no corn mills, and
meal can not be shipped that distance
The world wheat crop is sman-the
corn crop, large One wheatless meal
per day is the solution Corn bread and
buckwheat cakes are good substitutes.
That viii mean 220.O00, 900 bushels of
wheat for our soldiers and those who
are standing by them
use Less Sugar.-Each person in
France. England and Italy has less than
/ ounce of sugar per day, and their
supply viii soon be gone We are
eating more than 4 ounces per day.
We ought to be willing to divide up
by using less sugar and candy. and
more molasses, syrup, honey. and ether
substitutes. Our allies need 1900, 600
extra tons OF sugar We have a sim
liar situation with reference to meats
and fats.
Your place in the pulpit makes il
possible for you TO carry this appeal
with special force to a whole COM
munity. The ministry is showing clear
vision and coinmendable patriotic zeal
in this crisis, and we feel sure that you
will use the occasion Of this special
campaign 10 the needs Of Others.
Announcement October III in your
church bulletin or from the pulpit. the
reading of this letter. or a special SER
mon will be appreciated. Kindly adj
wise the nousekeepers to sign the card
when it is presented. We must Join
hands 10 make the world safe for free
goTerlmes. and free Christianity"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30
HlNDENBURe DEMANDED FATS

The Food administration has
issued the following:
Not long ago Field Marshal Hin
denburg sent lord to the German
Government al Berlin that if his
troops and the men and women
who were making shells in the fac
tories didn't have more fats some
thing would happen to Germany.
Fats supply energy. Some fats
are also necessary for growth and
repair. All fats are important in
the upkeep Of the body. linden
burg knew that if the German peo-
pie did not get more fats they would
be too weak to fight or work.
The fats we waste would almost
supply Germany. Avoid waste and
save them for ourselves and our
allies.
Glycerine, the chief substance.
used in making explosives. is male
from fats. Think Of the thousands
OF tons OF explosives that have been
made in the last three years and
you will understand why fats are so
badly needed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

Iendid health. have always felt very
fatefisl 10 Dr. Pierce for what his Pre-
scrigtscn did fur He and = N glad u recon-
Egnd it--MRs. II. J. REED. IT Oeello ST
Fk8RaosT. VIVA kn9a Or. Pierce's
s9rite Prescription Il a-spieisdid tonic
q women AZ one time ! suffered =
severe nervous breakdown. hecarse very
xe1x, could not sleep and WIS feeling
4isie miserable whe4 / beEan taking The
Prescription foand il very hanefrlaI.
fnasmueh as Il h1ilt me UP ard heipes 10
cure Ee q TnEs neT sous asl1a1 gSs9zs ~.
AAoAT ScHAEFER. 20 Ee@rgn Street.
CLAEKsBURs. ". VA. 81 have never
taken any medicine that u as SO good as
Dr. Pierce's KavorsIe Prescription ] w2s
suffering with inv ard weakness This
caused ne 70 bee0F1e rundown week ard
aarygus. e0nia not eat Rar sa7a. i was
sAtF ralSer Ole whan ! tegan taking the
fresevlpssca aEsl u was tic E.4ns Of
sesg ne 70 Aeasta and szresgsl.
recommend FaFCriEe Prescription
esg q TDaa -fA3 t1rfE fsg- wss
s4E-- L. 6 F.s-3S, II 0eeli0 Street
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30
VI. Va. Women, Prepare !

Thousands Of women ii W Ia have
overcome TIER susFerllg4. and have been
cured Of wDmau's IFS w Doctor Pieree's
Favorite Prescription. This temperance
medicine. though started nearly hall a
century ago sells most widely to-day. IL
ran nov b had "a Table farm as well Is
lQgid, and every w3a1an who slfiers from
8ackache. headache. nervousness. should
axe this Prescription q Or. PIeree's.
liz is prepared from natures roots and
herbs and does net contain particle Of
alcohol or auy narcotic. It's not 8 secret
prescription fer is ingredients are printed
On wrapper. send Tle. for trial package
70 DR.. Il. III. Pierce. Buffalo, n. Il.
CEAEKsBUEG. WEsT Va DR.. Pierce's
FaEorite Prostitution was 81 great hem
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

Buy Gun Shells of Mnler's
Pharmacy tor goc a box.
Buy Victor Records and Vic.
tfolas Of Miller's Pharmsoy.
Ansco cameras. Evefeady Flash
lights, IheEnos Aotlivs. Of Nillers
Pharmacy.
Buy Hair brushes, Tooth Bgus-
Is, 10th Itashes. Combs. etc. OF
Aiilsi's Pharmacy.
Bus Hudruts Perfumes. Tai
Gums, and other Toilet Articles Of
Miles : Phaimacy.
Rus Vste nary Remedies, Stock
aud Chicken Foods Of Miller's
Pharmacy.
iiuy Sick Room Requisites,
Medieines etc, Of Miller's Phar-
macy
iiry Everything that is the best
and @ j the best Of Aillers Phar-
macy
is EN- he latest ana eheapest
trarss.t sua heath sa1s., a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30
MINISTERS FIGHT
UNDER OLD GLORY
FOR FOOD PLEDGE
"Gather Up the Fragments, That
Nothing Be Lost Is War
ShibboIeth.

IF. Marsh, Secretary of the State
Board Of Regents and the Secretary OF
the Executive Food Pledge Campaign
Committee, in charge of the food
pledge drive to be made in West Vir-
GINA for the week beginning October
81, has asked the aid OF the ministers
Of the state. In letter to the mil is
tiers Secretary Marsh says:
Our national government has Leaf \
ed through reliable agents that cur s J.
diers and our allies in Europe can n il
Be I'D properly Br,e-s the pe0rae t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30

Buy Gun Shells of Miller's
Phaf macy tor goc a box.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30


to noe during mid
die life At that
time ] became all
rundown, weak
and nervous. j SUI
feEed wish hot
Ha les and dizzy
spells. Al last 1
began With the
asoriaa PrescTlf-
tign ard Is brought
u4 through this
ss.s ~sss.fsaf -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1917-10-30
DR.. FAHRN EY.
HAGERsToWN. I'D.
Chronic Diseases Only.

Anemia, Appendicitis, Arterioscserosis
Hardening 81 Arseries1 j, Asthma, Bilious
ness, Bladder Disorder, Blood Disorder,
CatarrFI, Cansti patton, Conzumpt.ogs
Diabetes, Dropsy Droxsiness, CAL store
Gzstritis, Headache, Heart Disease. Inci-
gexsion. Nervousness, Neuralgia, Rhea-
FnatisEn. Rundown Condition, Sciatiess.
Sluggish Liver, Skin Diaeasez, stomach
Trouble, TubercuIosis. Consultation
Free.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14
FOOD PREJUDICE is COSTLY
Learn to Know All the Good Things to
Eat, Not Few Only, Urge Gov
eminent Experts.

Don't be finicky. Be willing to try
new foods. Certain plentiful and nour-
ishing foods widely used and enjoyed
in one section are practically unknown
in other sections of the country. Learn
to know all the good things, not few
only, urge government food experts.
People too easily get into food ruts !;
insist on eating only the food they
are used to, and refuse to give fair
trial to others. This causes undue de-
mand for certain staples, with result
ing scarcity or high prices when crops
are short. At the same time other
valuable foods may be relatively cheap
and available. A striking instance of
this is failure fully to appreciate rice
"a valuable source Of starch-when
potatoes are scarce and high. Another
example is refusal IN certain sections
to use anything but wheat as a bread
stuff, when corn-a valuable cereal
widely used elsewhere as a breadstuff
is plentiful and relatively cheap.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-06-14

there, and when I got with it to my
own room I found it to contain
superb kit of burglars tools. The
modern craftsman no longer carries
clumsy bag. AS inspected the choice
collection of jimmies, picklocks and
skeleton keys, I comprehended their
utility. I gratified my vain thought of
expertness by prying my room window,
by locking and unlocking my room
door without a key. My attire was as
vet respectable. My face was not I'M
prepossessing. The police would
scarcely suspect that was other than
respectable clerk or professional
man. I started forth on my mission.
I had selected a Superior-lOOking
apartment house as my point Of as
sauit. 1t was three stories in height,
and the top floor was dark, so far as
I could make out, and the presumption
was that it's usual tenant was away
from home. l had no difficulty what
ever in turning the spring lock of the
street door. A very simple skeleton
kew QlQ the DuSlueSS. II ISquiIcu q
little more ingenuity to use the nip
pers in turning the key in the door of
the top suite of rooms, but 1 made it.
7 entered the darkened apartment var
ilv. / closed the door after me and
stood still, the tool case in my hand,
listening intently. / was about to
advance. when distinctly traced foot
stems behind the draperied doorway of
the adjoining room. Then l was daz-
zled by binding flash of brilliancy.
The electric lights had been switched
on from the next room, the draperies
narted. man stepped into view.
~Ah," he spoke, with quite well
coming nod, as though expecting me,
SHE doctor? The door was unlocked?
7 did not know it. Be seated, please"
/ was quite taken unawares, but |
managed to preserve my nerve and
composure. | sank to a chair, compre-
bending that this man had sent for
.,hysician and mistook me- for one.
Agy ....:f had the most viilainnns face