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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
POISON IN PANCAKES
|. CAUSES FIVE DEATHS
IN ILLINOIS FAMILY
Arsenical Preparation for Taxi
dermy Purposes Accidentally
Used by Mother, Killing Four
Children and Grandson.

Kankakee. IN. Jan. Pancakes
iu which AN arscnical preparation had
been accidentally used are believed 10
have caused the death OF hve mem
bers OF the Me!nts family on a farm
near here yes srday morning
The pancakes were made by Mrs,
.. k. Meints, mother ~ four of the
victims and grandmother of the nfth.
Mrs Meints is believed 20 nave mixed
q poison preparation used by her hus.
band iu taXidermy with a prepared
pancake nour. thinking the powder
was pancake -four also.
The dead were
FIRED. IS Years old
THEODORE. 90 years Did.
IRWIN. "a years old.
MiNp % years old.
CLARENCE METZ the grandson
years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
DEPOSED COSTA RIGA
PRESIDENT IS ANXIOUS
TO ORETURN TOPOWER
Alfredo Gonzalez Asks United
States TO Intervene and Restore
Him as Ruler; Request Will be
Ignored, Is Belief,

NhN ENHhlNE hoIatA if"AsNN y NHFl
Washington. Jan. 30.-Rcfuse' 81
recognition hy the United States oi
the de facto government set up iu
Costa Kica by Federico Tinoco after
his revolutionary coup d'ctai wac
urged today hy Alfredo Gonzales. the
dcposed president of the republic, In
an onic.al communication 10 the state
department from American Minister
Hale az san Jose, who Is aiiordins
him asylum Gonzales asks iuterven-
ton by this government 90 restore
HIM Immediately to power
Secretary Lansing said today the
appeal had been received out that the
departments course could not be- dis
russed
Among other state department. "t-
hc.als. however. 10 F not believed hat
amy action VIII bc taken. certainly not
su long a. costa i,lca remains tram
quil lu his appeal Gonzales states
T.Eucu took rouuroi not bN revolution
but %, an act col treason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
Pancho's Forces Have Moved Up
TO Galeana, 18 Miles North Of
Fl Vale, and Only 80 Miles
Southeast Of Colonia Dublan.
WEST CHIHUAHUA CANNOT
BE PROTECTED BY MURGUIA
Carranza Commander Admits In.
ability to Garrison Country AT.
ter Punitive Expedition De.
parts Stop Offensive Campaign.

lAN ENenlnE HofAl0 Leased W4fel
FL Paso Jan. 3O.--Nllla forces
miles north OF lei valle and only
thirty miles southeast OF Colonia Dub
Ian. according To villa sources here
The movement north from III Vale
was said To have occurred yesterday
and II was claimed villa was slowly
occupying the country being ovacuat-
ed by General PershIng's troops
General Pershing was reported
from other sources to have left Col
onia Dubian today with the rear
guard of his expedition. HIS depart
ure occurred after the passenger train
left for Jnarez today with the re-
manning refugees on board This ref.
ugee train Is scheduled 10 arrive in
Iuarez late today Il was said here
today by an army officer that General
Pershing was delaying his march to
the border In order to allow all OF the
refugees TO leave the country before
he crossed the line.
The villa forces AT ri Vale. Galeana.
and Las Cruces wtre said 10 he IN
command OF the Murgula brothers.
Rowing bands OF villa followers were
also said to have been seen near Col
onia Dublan yesterday. The de facto
force seen at Ojo de Aqua. north of
Chihuahua City. was said to be pro-
ceeding to the eastern entrance to
Santa Clara canyon and would not
cross TO FL Vale.
Arrivals from Chihuahua City say
General Francisco Mursula. the Car
rama commander. had admitted his
inability to garrison western Chlhua-
hua after Pershlng's Withdrawal lie
was reported to have said this would
weaken his mobile force aud stop his
offensive campaign against villa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
Seattle Financial
Institution Fails
To Open Its Doors

cru BanN n Trust company dld mot
open FOR business today ana notice
posted ou the door said thr .u-'l'ur
ton Nus ln the hands ot the state
bank examiner.
The clearing hpus, met Fast sun.
DAY ana again last n.sht Geo consider
the condition ut the Northern iark
a trust company and decided u"t leo
assist thr bank. which had requested
aid. lArgc Withdrawals of drpu-itor-
from the Northern Bank ~ Trust com
pany are said tu have followed hll-
ure Of the Broadway state bank Two
Iweoks ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
NIarIncs and sailors Land.

Vera cruz. Mex. Jan. 30.-General
Carr0nza has telegraphed permission
TO the authorities here for the sailors
and marines Of the United States bat
teship Illinois to land. bringing with
them men Of the crew 10 do their own
police duty and TO keep order in the
city The men are said TO have been
without shore leave for three months
and sixteen days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
Constitutional Amendments Un.
able to Agree on It, 20 Measure
Is Referred to Judiciary; Third
Degree Bill Passes House.
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Is AFTER APPROPRIATION
Wants $4,000 Annually and Au.
thority to Employ q Secretary
at $1,000 a Year; Memorial Ser.
vices for Mann and Swan.

tSpccml Dispaich to Evening Hcrnitil
santa Fe. y. NJ. Jan. a0.---The
woman suffrage resolution was ru-
ferred IN the house from the commit-
tee on constitutional amendments "a
the Judiciary committee. as the former
committee could not agree or a re-
port
The house Is holding memorial aerti.
COS this afternoon under the head Of
unfinished business, In respect 10 the
memory of former Representatives
Mann and swan.
The third degree bill OF Representa-
tive Wetmore was passed under sus-
pension os the rules
The senate win probably take the
sugar factory bin, whsn IL ~ re-
oeiycd from the house, notwithstaae-
ing IL has passed both bodies. and re-
fer II to a committee. The period OF
exemption from taxation for new
sugar factories viii probably be re-
duccd from six years TO two years as
the result OF the senate's action.
senator Clark offered a resolution
In the senate calling on the board OF
loan commissioners for information
relative To refunding county bonds.
asking the total amount OF bonds re-
funded and outstanding. 20 be in fha
hands OF the senate by February IL.
Tho scna,, nasseS ~. aaa ,,,s.a
mark 4, nu,,,h..r 10 ,,,.,s ,,,.a,s,"s
s.na,,r Is.av,,,e, .,ss,.s ,'-,..s,..
l n.o,.,di,, ,,,.. ,,., s.,.,. ,s,r-
senate, ,iart, ln,rod,,.sd 49,, tu,.
tending ,n .vs,e,,o,i,n ,na .,.,s, =,
leountv a.se.s,.rs "a ,,,,,,,tis., ,axa,,,.,
s.natnr uair6 ,r,so,i,,',.., -, ~
th.rizInr AInr,aynras to t..',. hons.
land b,s ,heIr ,,eh, -, rss,. h A.,
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lspeeIaI corre.pondenee. }


Santa Fo y NJ, Jan 90. 0.---Afier
voting down the bill exemp,lng sugar
factories from taxation IN this state
for a period of six years. the house
reconBidcrud IL action aud passed an
Identical bill late yesterday afternoon.
The senate had IN the meantime pass
ed the measure over nine dissenting
votes. The house vote was a tie. and
the vote 90 the speaker. who is from
the county that would he principally
affected by the legislation. decided a.
An upusua, amount OF interest was
attached 20 the bill and several
speeches were made about IT, Il was
the claim % Judge Barnes, houso
chairman of the committee ON iudic-
iary that the hill VAS unconstltution-
a. and several explained their vote
against Il ON that ground. Others ex-
pressed their Willingness 10 leave the
settlement ~ the bllls constituiional-
ity 90 the cog"ts
Il b. proposed 20 establish sugar
beet factory la the Mes.lia valley. and
the attituds of the legislature Ia re-
mitting taxes for SIX years. is under
stood to be out OF compliment 10 the
promoters of he project and In tse
way ct an invitation 20 capital 20 In
vest in the state The money involN
ed would not run into an eNtraVasant
amount The bin carried the emer-
gency clause as Il was passed by the
senate. WHICH would mean that Il
would go lhtu eject az once The
clause was dropped when Il passea
/ the house. because a bill, 10 carry the
I emorgenc, provision. must be passed
] by two-thlrds vote
Aholish i,oad Eoarsls.
Representative Narciso Francis in
trOduced "a bin abolishlug county road
boards This parallels the senate hill
ON the same subject II gives the
powers uf road boards to the county
commissioner ot each county.
House bill i3g b, Enrique Mares,
would raise the salaries cf teachers
in the state holdlns third class cer-
tincaies from $50 10 s55 per month
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Americans in danger.

The presence of even one gun on .
merchanSmau has always been hcld
| BY German officials to be prcgunu Of
danEcr to passengers ana crew II
merchantmen SO armed opens trc.
according to the principles ~ inter
national law recognized 10y the Unit
cd states. IL loses immunity. n an
answering shot is fired hy a subma-
rino. u Is held 90 be operating in CON
formity with law. According to the
American view. the instant the mer-
| chant ship cap!tuiatcs % and the pas-
sen gers and crew are again to Doe con-
sidcred immune from harm.
German officials nov have ahou,
reached the conclusion that il is pro-
| per to call the attention Of the United
states to the cases submitted and SUE
gcstcd In friendly spirit that hmcri-
cans taking passage uu ships which
| the United states considers defensive.
lly armed ucodlcssly place themselves
in danger
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
Pro Resolution Is
To Be Considered In
State Senate Friday


D The committee ON constitution
. nj amendments has reported to
. the senate a dry resolution which
y will come up for consideration
. Friday afternoon. The resolu-
y ton az reported H. a substitute
. for the Mcdonald and Clark
. resolutions Il is as follows.
o "Be IL resolved BY the legisla-
. ture Of the state OF New Mexico;
y That the constitution Of the
. state OF New Mexjeo be. aud II is
. hereby amended By adding there
y To- "a new article Co be- numbered
. ana designated as Article NNllI.
y Intoxicating Liquors. as follows.
. ARTICLE XIII
. Intoxicating Liquors.
. Section I. ON and after the
. FIRST day Of October. 4. -. Kline
. teen Hundred and Eighteen. no
o person. association or corporation
q shall within this state manufac'
. ture for sale. barter OF give. any
. ardent spirits. ale beer. alcohol.
y wine or liquor of any kind what
y socver containing alcohol. and no
. person. association or corporation
q shall import into this state any
. of such liquors or beverages Tor
. sale. barter or gift ana no per-
. son. association or corporation
y shall, within this state. sell or
. barter. cor keep for sale ur barter.
. anv of such liquors or beverages
. for sale. barter or trade. proNid-
. cd nothing in this section shalt
q be- held tu apply TO denatured or
. wood alcohol 90 grain alcohol
. when intended and used for
o medicinal. mechanical on = liont.f-
y &C. purposes only. or 60 wine when
. Intended ana used for sacramen-
= lal purposes only
o Section o Until otherwise
. provided by law. any person viO-
y mtinr any Of the provisions of
. section one ca Of this article
. shall upon conviction, be pun
. ishcd 10y a fine ~ not less than
. fifty dollars. nor piore than one
y thousand dollars. or shall be inn
y prisoncd in the county Jail for not
y less than thirty daNs nor more
. than six months. or both such
. fine and imprisonment. and upon
o conviction for second and SUB
q seuuent violation ~ said section
q such pcrsun shall be punished
o hv fine OF not less than one
. hundred dollars nor more than
y onc thousand dollars and shall be
. Imprisoned Ira the county Jail or
. state pcnltcntiary for a term OF
. not less than three months or
y more than one year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

Washington. Jan. 3O.-Openpg dee
bate IN the senate today ON prcsi-
dent Wilson world peace proposals
Senator Cummins. Republican. de-
clarod that TO do what the president
suggests would Involve the United
Siatcs either IN almost constant world
War OF constant rebellion agains, the
authority OF world sovereignty the
president proposes.
Asserting that he stood with the
president in every moral enort pos
siulu .or him 10 exert to brins an end
10 IN" prcson, war senator Cummins
aaid he refused to follow him when
PIE leads the way toward the world
iovcreignty which he has proposed
Before senator Iummins began
pe3kins, senator Lewis. Dc1ucratic
Ewhip. most prominent senate defender
Iof the president peace moves. intro
iuced q resolution. which he tcmpur-
Hari!y had laid on the table, declaring
hat the address which the Iowa SEN
itor criticized. did not suggest abJli-
ou Of limitation uj tho Monroe doc
4 rinc or military aggression by the
Untcd states In foreign countries.
Senator CumIpins spoke directly t0
3his resolution which would set aside
mo Tor exclusive debate OF the pres
dcnte rccen, peace address hut he
8lEtrtcd from that phase tu discuss It's
Imerits which has aroused thought and
rebate throughout the civilized world.
4 beautiful Sentiments.
Declaring thg; tnc message over
foW- ,itn Just and beautiful scnt-
menus 80 etcrrally right that they in
stautly command the approval ut all
lovcrs OF humanity" Senator cum.
mins said b, was easy 20 raise ban
her 81 humanitarian. but that ~ is
sad spectacle. however. To see nag
aised IN devotion To the heaven Of
peace leading march straight To- the
hcll of war"
Il affirm a. my belief sad Soma.
ior Cummlns. that if this country
Shall do what The president proposes
we will be involved either IN almost
continuous war wnged ali over Ihe
world. or We Will be engaged IL almost
3cons'ant rebellion against the author
i ity which he proposes 90 set up over
us. No man shall accuse nae ut pues-
Il ioninR the sincerity of che president
kn his attachments to the doctrines
he advocates. nor must % bc insisted
that | doubt the honesty uc ms con-
,icton that the new world power Will
iair,y rediy,dr thr earth among ma
lions aud will bee able tu prcscryc O.
Hpcacc among thom. II did not think
Hthal he n honest In this dcIusiun.
Hwould no, be- Interested M the dis
II cussion II he stood alone as a pro-
moment of a ncw theory in human a .
Il fairs. 4 might be not necessary to
mako tt th" subject Of grave consid-
Grafton but the truth ls that the
4 xprupnsaI has been before the world
81 fol. centuries. hos been ~ one time uT
nuotI,cr the dream uf sagcs aud phil
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rnn wuI Conlnuc To llang IAN.

S1II Lukc CIV Jaw n UuUTIII
pun shmeul viii lrmau uu tbr stat
ute books of Ttah The bUl p" thol-
tsh the dcslth penalty was defeated
In the lower house today by t vote Of
80 to l3.
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The Alohemmedan calendar, used
up go the present Ia Turkey. was has-
ed on the changes of the moon and
consists of "a year OF twelve lunar
months commencing in the Gregorian
July,
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Gregorian Calendar
Has Been Adopted by
Turkish Government

Amsterdam tNia London. JAN. 301
4 Cuustantiuoplr dispatch Reuters
says the Turkish parliament ON the
recommendation of The government
has formal, adopted the Gregoran
calendar
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This Is the Only Point in the
European War Field Where
Any Activity Of Note Has De.
vcloped in Last "a Hours.
CROWN PRINCES TROOPS
BEAT BACK ALL ATTACKS
Three Teutonic Airplanes Are
Brought Down by Enemy, Ac.
cording 20 Paris Report; Hand
Grenade Attacks Fail.

The region OF hlll 3Oa northwest OF
Ncrdun was the only one In the
European war Held Ia which activity
Of note developed during the last
twenty -four hours, SO FAR as today's
official reports from the German and
French war Offices reveal
Berlins statement indicates that
the French Hte continuing their at
tompts To regain the ground recently
lost there, which the German accounts
declare tu have been fru.ucss Last
nights efforts were as uupruductlyc
as those preceding thcm, it is dcclar-
ed. The crown princes troops rcpuis-
ing all the attacks made
Paris ,n reporting ON the hghiing in
this region. mentions only a German
hand grenade attack un French
trench which was stopped by gun FIRE.
French airm"n brought down three
German airplancs In engagements yes
scrday PARIS announces.
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Iowa Senator, Opening Debate
Today, Points Out What, in His
Opinion, Constitute Defects in
Plan of Nation s Head.
WILL BECOME INVOLVED IN
ALMOST CONTINUOUS WAR
Either That or U. s. Will be En-.
gagged in Constant Rebellion
Against Authority Which He
Proposed TO Set Up Over Us.


Washington, Jan. 30 Debate I
on President Wilson's world 4
peace proposals was brought To I
an abrupt end IN the senate late
today ~hc. Senator Cummins' 4
motion 10 call UP his resolution
Tor It's exclusive debate was In. Z
bled on motion OF Senator Will
iams. Democrat I
The vote to taolc she motion I
was 3S to So. Senator .aartiuc
was the only Democrat who yot- I
ed with the Republicans In favor 4
uf taking up the Cummius reso-
luton
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Wall Street speculator, Contrib.
utor TO Campaign Fund of Dem.
ocrats and Heavy Short Seller,
Examined at Leak Inquiry.
INTERPRETING SPEECHES
BRING HIM NICE FORTUNE
Denies the Receipt of ANY Ad.
vance Information on the Pres
ident's Peace Note; Admits
Making Errors on Market.

Nov YORK. Jan 3O--Berndrd Barucn
Wall street specula,or. s5O.000 con-
tributor 20 the last Democratic cam
paign fund and heavy short seller In
the stormy days preceding the issuance
of President Wilson's recent peace
note. testified at the leak" inquiry
today that his profits on the market
between Dec. 10 and Dee. 20 were
S415.i6s
Every cent Of his profit. he declared
was due To- his foresight in Interpreting
speeches by Won Bcthmann- Hollweg
and David Lloyd-George as meaning
peace was coming.
Not "A siaglc transaction he made,
he said, was influenced by advance in
formation that the president was about
10 dispatch a peace note
He received no such information,
he said. and added that me had no
secret sources Of information IN Wash
ington on which he based any OF his
stock operations
As proof OF his assertion that he
was unaware that q note was forth
coming from the president. he was on
the buying side ot the market wnen
news Of II became public. he said.
Neither he nor any other man would
have been caught In such position,
he declared. II he had forcscen the
note
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The Day in Congress



Not ut N a. m.
Resolutions relating tu pr,si-
dcurs peace message submitted
uy SENATOR Lewis ana McCum-
HpI
In cary o. Graysou. whose
nomination as rear admiral I- up
posed appeared before naval
committee.
Resumed debate uu Indian ape
preparation bul
senator CumwIus addressed
senate ON President Wilson's
peace proposals.
IIOl ~,
Met at u %. n.
EcItu debate uu new reycnuc
blI Democratic Leader Kitchu
making opening -pvech.
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To put b. into very hum"lN nhita', ,
he wants the United States 10 sit dowa
Nith the other powers of the ctrth
and seriously 90 attempt 90 agree upon
q division ot the earth and its peoples
into su,cr"ignties. guided assume.
hy the principles he su prrsuasiNriy
states. And. having so hpp"ru"n"'
the population ut the world hmuhS
distinct governments, that tins uni-
versul council shall create suptcm"
pCVer. which through armies Wd
nayics contributed los the several suu-
ordinate nations viii maintain the
tatus thus established hN supprr'sins
coming every effort ot any ungIr go' -
crumeut or combination ot Eo\cin'
nsurrrctiuns rcpclling inNaTiuns, over
monts - change the existing ,uudi-
tiun.
The plan involves ut course. the
DENIAL 60 amy such nation ol the iiFui
tu r,drrs, II. own wrongs ui iu m"ln'
tam its own honor % 'unirmpl1i
| complete ,rystallilItIuu. ct"iual fiNitN
! II may Dee that there i- iu hie nuu
the res. r1.p Thought that th" lcagu'
| Of nations ur supreme power of tine
world H1u change the territorial 1mii'
| " governments vr transfer J r'cr
people WITH thciy consent from uu'
10 auuthor but hc ducs mott make th1
| Ipuint as clear ass could uo wished.
The question which the Nmvirm
| people must answer i- whether ih"
| desire their government tu utrtir lpat'
m any such effort with the under
| .mndur that out of t' De- Go grow
| league Of nations ur world uuthuri'
which viii have jurisdiction no. "ui'
to settle AN international dispute ,n
the power through Armies and nnNi"
tu ,ocI." every uuuuu into 1,."u'Nn.'
lot It. awards ur laws
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cclvaOle that the United States should
play no part In bringing about peace
Senator Cumm.us said las general
expression OF hiEh duty," ne concur
red and while we ought 10 have
nothing to DO with the terms OF peace
Insofar as they relate tu either terri
tory or reparat,on. he explained that
"our view ought to be heard when the
powers of the ,nrh are passing upon
he freedom OF business ilcrcuursr and
our influence ought Co be felt when
the future armament uf nations is be-
ing determined.
"Nonc Of these things touch tina,
ISOLATION 81 our sovereignty ne as
serted so wisely taught bv Washing
ton. Jefferson and Monroe.
II has been and stu .s my hope
that the end of the war tn Eurup" Will
sigual,zc mighty advance toward the
peaceful settlement Of inicrNat ional
controversies. Il ,- impossible for me
to doubt tina, the law ~ the sea will
br rewritten and that the mad COM
petition iu armies and navics Will be
restrained
Rcfctring to tho presidents state
mcnt that he was proposing govern
mcnt hy the consent OF the governed 20
Scna,u Cummius continued.
To take the world as 10 ~ and dI-
vide it's territory and It's people, OBJ
serving these principles, is the work
Of the Almighty. and even his power
and wisdom would be taxed to their
very limits. Let as hope tha; the
pruy .dcncc ot God. aided hy the cN-
ample Of those countries which do
recognize these national bcatitudvs
viii IN the fullucss OF time and the
evolution uf mankind, lead the world
20 this perfection / am Tor one viii.
ing 90 pray for o. and work for H.
That, however. ~ not what the pres
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Baruch also pointed ont that several
errors he made on the market during
th" thirteen -da" period of his profit.
taking. On several occasions he vas
forced to sell stocks AT a loss he
testified and n.ciiy. on the day he-
fore the presidents note was made
public. he overlooked the Dow Jones
ecker Zip" which he had In his Of
flee. that "A note was expected.
~ covered that day he said. and
am sorry ! did"
Testif,iug that during the leak
period he had called mp secretary Mc-
Adou. Bauch explained thai hc had
done SO az the instance of Colonel
T. NJ Hous" President Wilson's ad-
VISOR. o. suggest to the secretary the
uame of man tu fill vacancy in
the board of the federal RESERVE bank
of New York, lie said that Col. Houge
had called him 10y telephone and said /;
There Is vacancy IN the federal re-
serve bank ! don't know anythins
about those fellows down there. Wont
YOU suggest q name '' Baruch said
h, did SO. Colonel House thought the
name satisfactory aud asked him TO
susEcst u to Secretary McAdou.
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Denies Everything

\ rumor which Mr. WhipFle said
had come 10 the committees TO the ef-
tcct that Dlruch, some time during
October, November or December nad
dned with Count Won BerIIstorff, Nj.
White aud Charles s SnOin, New
York banker who early 10 october
predicted peace move, vas denied W
BarLch
RaruCh that he had any communiCd
ton with any one n Washington
about the time ~ the presidents pea a."
note iu regard To- lt He talked with
Secretary McAdop two or three time
Ec said. about an appointment tp the
| fedora reserve board