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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-01-07
SUBMIT COPY OF ST. PAUL
SPEECH OF LA TOILETTE

Washington, Jan. What is de-
scribed as a stenographic report OF
Senator La Follette's st. Paul speech
which has been made the basis OF
disIoyalty charges, and a senate in
vestigation, was filed today by the
American defense society with the
senate committee on privileges and
elections. The society is urging the
expulsion of Senator La Toilette.
The report may be considered by
fba senate sub committee Tuesday
when it resumes the La Toilette in
vestigation.
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DEFICIENCY BILL CALLS
FOR RECORD SUN
(Rv Associated Press.N

Washington, Jan. Hearings be-
gan today before the house appro-
priations committee on an urgent
deficiency appropriation bill whose
total, approximately $1,000, 900, 900,
breaks all records for deficiency
measures. Secretary Lansing APP
peared before the committee to ex-
plain the necessity of large funds for
the state department to meet it's
current year needs in connection
with the war.
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Murphy Resigns As Red Cross
Head To Enter ActiUe Service
With General Pershing's Troops

editorially regret his departure, but
speak of him as a distinguished man
who leaves his present work only to
serve the cause of the allies in anOth-
er field,
Washington, Jan. 7.-Major James
Fl. Harllins, vice president OF the Ma
tional City bank OF New York, and
now in France with the American
Red Cross commission, will immedi-
ately take up direction OF the COM
missions work and relieve Major
Grayson NJ. P. Murphy, who is to
join General Pershing's expedition
airy forces.
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FUNERAI LARGELY ATTENDED.
Services for o. j. strfbFey. Held Sat
urdnY. pnrtIcInated I'm BY Many.

Services for o. j. strfbIey, Held SAT-
urday, Participated I'm by Many.
The funeral services Saturday OF
Orrls ]. Stribley, the Moorhead young
man who died Jan. 3 at the San Beach
sanitarium, Lake Park, after a two
year illness, were largely attended.
Mr.. Stribiey was very well known
Moorhead, where he had made his
home the past eleven years with his
parents. He was born in Dubuque, Ia,
in 1897. and was a graduate Of the
Moorhead high school, class OF 1919,
and was prominent in school and ath-
letic affairs After graduation he was
in the sales department of the STAND
ard Oil Co. for two years.
The funeral was held at st. Johns
church, and burial at st. Johns GENE
terry Pallbearers were Ed. Colltton,
Vincent Colliton, James Ryan, Ray
mond Simonitsch Sylvester Remley
and Lawrence KoWalslzi.
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fBv Associated Press

Paris, Jan. 7.-Maior Grayson M.
p. Murphy of New York has resigned
as head of the American Red cross
mission to Europe, it was announced
here Saturday night. Major Murphy
will go to the United States to con
suit with Henry P. Dawson, chair
man Of the American Red Cross war
council. and later will return to SER
vice I'm the American army.
Major Murphy's intention to reslsIl
has been an open secret. for many
weeks, its presentation having been
delayed by his recent work for the
Red Cross in Italy. The newspapers
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LINEN DEPARTMENT

72-inch pure Linen Table DAM
ask; one of the best grades and
q fine selection to choose from.
Annual Sale. per yard 81. 9S
22-inch Napkins to match. a
dozen, only ............S5.75
72-inch all Linen Table Dam
ask; this is a very fine grade and
worth S2.75 a yard. Annual Sale,
q yard, only ...........S1,2 rs
72-inch pure Irish Damask; this
is the superfne Linen and
twelve patterns to make one fine
selection from. Annual Sale,
yard ........-. .......S2,2S
22-inch Napkins to match, a doz-
70-inch pure Irish Damask; a
good heavy grade in a wide
range OF patterns. Annual Sale,
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ST. 80
22-inch Napkins to match, a
dozen, only ...........S3. 80
72-inch heavy grade Union
Table Damask; this is the very
best Union Damask made. An
nual Sale. per yard 80. 81 SO
22-inch Napkins to match, a
dozen, only ........... $3.50
72-inch pure Irish Table Dam
ask; a very fine quality. An
nual Sale. a yard ......... S5C
s4-inch Table Damask; this is a
very good grade and Iaunders
like Linen. An gIal Sale,
yard ................... CSC
'lS-inch pure Linen and Towel
ing. lAached and unbleaehed.
Annual Sale, q yard ...... 100
lS-inch heavy Union bleached
Toweling with blue border. An
nual Sale. a yard ......... ~
One fine lot Of all Linen Nap
kins; these will all 60 at a sac
rifice; 20-inch Napkins. Annual
Sale. a dozen .......... SO. %
17-inch untaeached Union Tow
eling-1sc grade. Annual Sale.
a yard ...s............ ISI2C
36-inch Percales in dark and
light colors; our best 25c num-
Der. Annual Sale, a yard l9G
S6-inch Regal Longcloth; this is
put up In 1O-yard bolts and has
a fine electric finish suitable for
fine Underwear. Annual Sale,
1O-yard bolts, only Gee. 81 80
No. Is 36-inch Princess Nain-
sock; a very fine Nainsook made
especially for Ladies' and Chill
dren's fine Undergarments. An
nual Sale, a 10 yard bolt 81. rs
No. 35 36-inch Princess Main
sock; this is a fine soft Channels
finish, very appropriate for the
very finest undergarments. An
nual Sale. 1O-yard bolt 81. SO
No. 20 Princess Nainsook: &c
inches wide with a nice soft lust
rous finish. Annual Sale. 10
yard bolt, for only zee. 81 80
No. GG. Regal Longcloth, SO
inches wide and a good, firm
cloth. Annual Sale, a 12-yard
bolt, for .............. S2.75
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FREIGHT TRAINS MEET;
TRAFFIC IS TIED UP

Mandan, N. D., Jan. IA head
an collision at o'clock this
morning between two freight
trains at SedaIia, a station two
miles east Of New Salem, N. D.
tied Up west bound traffic on the
Northern Pacific today and be-
sides badly damaging the en-
zines threw fifteen freight cars
off the track. Nobody was in
iured, The cause of the accident
Is as yet unknown.
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TWO TO CAMP DODGE.

Hans Shorthand and Edward John
son Leave Fargo This Afternoon.
Hans Shorthand Of Mercer, and
Edward Johnson Of Fargo, will be
sent to Camp Dodge this afternoon
by w. r. Tucker clerk of the local
board, both making the request Of
employment. Four men, out Of en-
ployment, were sent to the canton
ment Saturday.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Moorhead city council viii be held At
the city hall this evening. Among the
important matters that viii come up
for consideration will be the opening
az bids for a combined street sprink-
Ter and husher which IL Is proposed
to purchase for use on the paved
streets Of the city
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HOLD HEADLAND RITES.
Funeral Services for Cass Pioneer al
Old Home.

Funeral services for J. E. Headland,
Cass county pioneer, who died at his
were held from Salem church. near
Saunders, AT 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning, DIR. J. A. Aasgaard, of Con-
cordia college, Moorhead, officiating.
Interment was in Salem church GENE
terry.
Mr.. Headland farmed near Saunders
more than forty years, retiring and
moving to Fargo in 1913.
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Wins Contest;
To Give Fargo
Kids a Treat

Mrs Ida Abel Erickson, sos Fourth
straet north. will use the money she
non in a recent newspaper circu-
iafion contest, in giving Fargo KID
dies who were sparingly shoWered
with Christmas cheer at Christmas
lime. a belated Christmas tree and
program, with gifts and candy ana ana
nnts for all, at the Pontoppldan
lutheran church at 4 o'clock next
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Erickson is getting names OF
moor children from the various chaf
table organizations Of the city ana
will send them invitations. A me
program Is being arranged.
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SLIGHTLY soILED
BLANKETS

One lot Of slightly soiled Wool
nap Blankets in Greys, with
coIored borders. These are $3.50
and 81 values. TO be closed out
at a sacrifice. A pair 80. 40
One case OF heavy Grey Cotton
Blankets with colored borders.
These are full size and well hem
med. Annual sale, q pair 81 .9S
Full size Cotton Blankets in
Grey and Tan with colored Dor
ders. Annual Sale. a pair So. 10
Three quarter size Grey and Tan
Cotton Blankets. Annual Sale,
a pair ................S1.4 40
LUNCH CLOTHS
42-inch hemstitched Lunch
Cloth. big range OF patterns,
to make the first selection,
each ........... ISL. 40
8s-inch hemstitched pure Irish
IAnen Damask Lunch Cloths.
Annual Sale. each $3.50, SIPS
54x54 inch plain hemmed Lunch
CIoths-good Damask Cloths,
each, only .............8l.S 20
54-inch pure Linen, hemstitched
Lunch Cloths-the same won
dsrful values. Annual Sale.
each ......... ........S 40
45-inch hemstitched Lunch
Cloths, genuine Irish Linen Dam
ask. We have a large assortment
Of patterns. Annual Sale. each
S3.25 and ..............S $500
6sx66 inch hemstitched Lunch
Cloths, genuine Irish Linen Dam
ask. Annual Sale, each. So. so
5sx5s- inch scalloped Lunch
Cloths. These are made OF pure
Irish Damask. Annual Sale.
each .......... ........Sl 20
60x6O inch hemstitched pure
Linen Lunch Cloths. Annual
Sale, each $4.75 and. -. 81. so
x6s-inch plain hemmed Irish
Damask Lunch Cloths. Annual
Sale, each ......s......@ 1853
64-inch Luncheon Sets. these are
made Of pure Linen Damaslz, the
very best made. Annual Sale, a
set s...ssssss 1890. s8GsUU
TURKISH TOWELS
Large size Bleached Turkish
Towels. Annual Sale, each 16s
Hemstitched Union Huck Tow
els, large size; these are extra
heavy. good values. Annual
Sale, each, at only. sssbG
Large size Plain Hsmmed Huck
Towels. good quality. Annual
Sale each .taa@asss@aesss zoe
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FANCY WHITE GOODS

Oue me lot Oh pain " mite FANCY
Wash goods in stripes, plaids and
checks. Annual Sale, yard 35G
One excellent lot Of plain White
fabrics in Satin, stripes, pIaids,
checks and dot patterns. Annual
Sale, yard ...............5 Sac
36-inch plain White fancy Wash
fabrics, in plaids checks and
stripes, yard ............49G
45-incn all White Mirage Organ
dy. Annual Sale, q yard ...Z5G
45-inch Imported Swiss EN-
embroidered Organdy, in checks,
plaids, fancy patterns, at. per
yard .....''.......... 81. so
SPRING SUITINGs
36-inch New Linen Suitings in
Grey, Tan, Pink, White, Blue,
Green and Brown. This is the
first shipment of Spring Suitings,
just arrived. 1t is a nice firm
cloth and we'll finished. Annual
Sale yard .,..............3 BIC
36-inch New Ladies' Suitings in
all the staple shades OF plain
White-suitable for Suits and
separate Skirts. Annual Sale,
yard ................. 29C
S6-inch Valnone Velours; this is
an entirely new fabric suitable
for Kimonos and domestic pur-
poses. Annual Sale, yd. .19G
36-inch new Cotton Suiting in
very pretty plaids and two tone
Sffects. Annual Sale, yard 25G
FANCY WHITE SUITINGS
86-inch fancy White Suitings and
Skirtings, in Gabardines, Checks,
Honeycomb, clearinghouse and
Pique stripes. Annual Sale, per
yard .................. 39G
36-inch fancy White Cotton Suit /
ings, suitable for Skirts, also
these come in Pique stripes, fan
cy plaids, fancy checks, Gabar-
dimes, and all the newest weaves.
Annual Sale yard .......40c /
36-inch-these are one fine lot Of
White Suitings. I'm all next sea-
sons very newest weaves. An I
nual Sale, yard ......... 59G .
86-inch superfine White Cotton
Suitings; also suitable for sepa-
rate Skirts, consisting Of Satin
striped, Gabardine and checks,
and plaids and other new weaves.
Annual Sale, yard ........ 75c
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
LAWNS
40-inch plain White Linweave
Lawns. Annual Sale, yard 35G
26-inch plain White Linweave,
Lawns. Annual Sale, yard 3Oc
4O-inch plain White Linweave
Lawns. Annual Sale, yard 45G
4O-tnch plain White Iinweave
Luna Lawns. Annual Sale, per
yard ..............'... s60C
40-inch plain White Linweavs
Luna Lawns. Annual Sale, per
yard ......''........ 0OC
ORGANIZES
8s-inch plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale, yard ...,....45C
4O-inch plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale yard .35G
4O-inch plain White Organdy.
Annual Sale, yard pc
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, yd. CSC
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, I'd. Csc
45-inch plain White Imported
Organdy. Annual Sale, yd. 75C
,40-inch plain White Bridal Or
CANDY. Annual Sale, yard BIC
45-inch plain White fine Import
ed Swiss Organdy. Annual Sale,
per yard .....'......''s... SSC
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SCHOOL 8 OPEN TODAY.

Pupils in the Fargo and Moorhead
public schools resumed their studies
this morning after a two weeks
vacation incident to Christmas and
New Years.
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sERYICEs AT MISSION.

speciaI revival services will con-
tinie at the Glad Tidings mission liz
Front street, at 1880 o'clock each eve
ming this week, IL was announced 10
day Preaching VIII be by Rev. W.
Barham, Burtrum, MINI.
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CARD OF THANKS.

L wish TO thank my many Fatbt
friends for the cooperation thai
made it possible for me TO win
substantial cash prize in recent
contest and ask that they consider
themselves CO. partners i'm the pro-
grom for the poor children Of Far
20 next Saturday.
Signed:
Mrs. Ida Abel Erickson.
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Two cases Of the very best Dress
Bingham in all the new pat
terms. Annual Sale, yard 15G
One table Of 32-inch Berwick
Dress Bingham. Annual Sale, a
yard .................. 19C
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FLAXoNs
s0-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale. yard. .20G
80-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale. yard. .35c
36-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale. yard. Pic
4O-inch plain White Bridal Flax
on. Annual Sale, yard. SOC
sATIsTE
IS Inch fine plain White Mercer
lied Lingerie Batiste. Annual
Sale, per yard. .39C
50 inch fine plain White Mercer
lied Lingerie Batiste. Annual
Sale, per yard .35C
3s-inch fine plain White Mercer
lied Batiste. Annual Sale per
yard ........ ........ 'A1C
4O-inch fine plain White Mercer
lied Batiste. Annual Sale, per
yard '....... ........ '.'.hbG
45-inch fine plain White Import
ed Mercerized Batiste. Annual
Sale, per yard. .6Sc
45-inch White double thread
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .40C
4O-inch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale, yard. .25G
4O-inch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale, yard .........4bc
4O-inch plain white double thread
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .59C
4O-inch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale, yard. .35C
4O-inch plain White Imported
double thread Wolfe. Annual
Sale, per yard. .......s.....6 DG
4O-inch plain White Wolfe. An
nual Sale, yard .27c
45-inch plain White Linweave
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .S8G
4O-inch plain White Linweave
Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard. .25C
4O-inch plain White Linweave
Wolfe. Annual Sale. yard. .49G
45-inch plain White Linweave
! Wolfe. Annual Sale, yard SOC
45-inch plain White double
thread imported Wolfe. Annual
Sale, per yard ........... Soc
27-inch plain White Linweave.
Annual Sale, yard ...... 15e
27-inch plain White Linweave.
Annual Sale, yard ........ 17C
4O-inch plain White Linweave.
Annual Sale, yard ...... SOC
4O-inch plain White Linweave.
Annual Sale. yard ........ S9G
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HANpKERcHIEEs

HANDKERcHIEFs
Close outs after Christmas
trade; beautiful hand embroid-
cred patterns. Regular 35c and
sec, choice, each ...... Csc
One lot regular lee value. choice
3 for ................. SOC
One lot Initial Handkerchiefs;
one lot odds and ends; regular
25c, for ........... SOC
One lot regular &c numbers in
Plain, Hemstitched, Embroider-
ed and initiated, choice .... Be
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
S1x90 good grade Bed Sheets.
Annual Sale, each ...... SOC
s1x90 Mil Seconds; regular
S1.25 quality. Annual Sale,
each ....s....s....... R9G
8lx90 Cannon Bed Sheet. An
nual Sale. each ..... G1.1O
S1x90 Harvard Bed Sheet. An
nual Sale, each .... S1.15
BLANKETS
WOOL BLANKETS
Full size all Wool Blankets in
Grey Pink, Blue and Tan plaids.
Annual Sale, a pair -. $3.50
Wool Blankets in Blue, Pink,
Grey and Tan pIaids. Annual
Sale, a pair ......... $3.50
Half Wool, fu | size Blankets, in
Pink, Blue. Gil y and Tan plaids.
Annual Sale, pair -. G539
Woolnap Blanl It's in extra large
sizes in Pink, Grey and Blue
plaids. Annual Sale, a pair.
at ...'...'.'........ $500
woolnap Blankets, full size with
colored borders. Annual Sale,
a pair ...,..... 1925
Woolnap Blankets, extra large
size. These are Greys and Tans
with coIored borders. Annual
Sale. per pair ......... 8S.hS
a OUTING FLANNEL
One case Blaached Outing Flan-
mel. These are a very fine quail
ty and a good 15c number. An
nual Sale, a yard ......... lOC
one extra fine grade, White
Bleached outing Flannel. An
nual Sale. yard p..... 12I2G
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9slazlzETIREE

Cut tire costs in half Get 5000 to
10000 more miles from old castings.
Fargo Plumbing & Heating
Company
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UnderrnuSlins

COMBINATIONS
Onelo lacea embroidery trimmed no.
special price, $780, $125 -
SILK cAMsoLEs
Chine Flesh Whte-alored and net lace TO-
~
cHEMIsE
merchandise with dainty 00N
embroidery $159 for CIV
CORSET COVERS
wanted for some tne-so 400
don't miss this opportunity;
coRSETS
store Offering you this won G0N
GOWNS
gowns necks muslin nain0ook lace and en-
brodery trimmed, slip front opening, 0GR
long sleeves $780, $125 and -
cHLpRENs sLEEPERs
Jus a soiIed, but good outing sleeper 400
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-01-03

works Of Union Switch company near
f1 FEB. HLoreat con.,axration in tn.
in collision; s2s South African iaborers
March n;-Tornado in east central In
March 2.-Thirty-eight persons killed
ana q city q Ne. xsany
April lo.-Explosions in ammunition
plant Of Russia near Chester. Pa. killed
April N.-ExplosIon in H.stines mine
near Ludlow. Colo. killed 10 men.
Ray N.-Great nrs In Atlanta. Ga; loss
May 2-Thirty lives lost and great
damage done by storm In Kansas.
ks9 sou % sHs da IL sin5a II a aei
lars worth Of damage.
May 2s.-Tornadoes in southern nlincts.
Kentucky: Tennessee. Alabama and Ar
vador. and number Of Surrounding towns
assHs ssd s 81 volcanic eruption earth
June s.Mors than ibo men perished in
blasting mine At Butte. Mont.
June so.-Water tank fell on whaisback
Ing Is and hurting many.
.sTs a., I ba:.s ss0l ssa !; Ne" Water
Aug. 4.-Gine explosion at Clay. Ky.
Aug. io.-British steamer City Of Athens.
carrying missionaries TO Africa, sunk ~
floating mine; 10 lost.
Aug 13-Eightssn killed in trolley car
collision near North Bradford. Conn.
destroyed by IRE.
Oct. i.Typhoon and flood at Toxic,
Oct S-Miilion dollar IRE in auayaquil.
Ecuador.
Oct. a.-Great floods in Natal, South AZ.
RIGA; thousand drowned.
Oct S0.-Miilion dollar IRE on b. q o.
docks at Baltimore: seven persons killed.
Dec. 6-Explosion of French ammunition
ship in Halifax harbor killed 1000 and
wrecked much OF the city and suburbs.
Dec 17.-American submarine FL
sunk in collision: 10 lost.
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Jan. N.-President Gonzales Of Costa
Rica depoeed by military and citizens.
March l.-Chinese premier resigned b.
cause President Ii Yuan-Hung refused to
break relations with Germany.
March S-American marines were Land.
Cd At Santiago de- Cubs and restored or
der. Rebels abandoned the city.
March AGAR Nicholas OF Russia ab-
dicated.
Russia installed.
June i7.IiIish Sim Fsin rebel prison.
June O.-Hsuan Tuns. Nanchu empe.
ror, announced his succession to the throne
Of China.
July S-Civii war broke out In China
July N.-Nanchu rsstoration In China
cola psed.
July la-Chang Hsun's army surrsn-
dered after battle at Pekin1.
July 8.-Convention to draft homo rule
constitution for Ireland met in London.
Oct. l0-Prince Ahmed Fuad made sui
tan OF Egypt.
Dec. 0.Rsvolutien IN PORTUGAL: sidonio
PaSs made provisional president.
Dec. l7.-Uniou government under
Borden victorious In Canada election.
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~ n-s:ass : ssssss s e" aor,a.
champion ishtMeiyht title from Freddie
Welsh IN New York.
srp intercollegiate conference meet.
University OF Michigan re-Admitto1 %
western intercollegiate conference.
July N-Francis ouimst won wsstsrn
ama,sur. golf Championship a. Midlothian.
won Grand American Handicap a CHI.
cako.
S~ps. Mrs. r. C.. Let's. Chicago. woo
Sept, U-Jim Barnes won western opon
golf championship et Chicago.
Sept. n.-ChicaSo White oox won Amer.
lean league pennAnt.
Sept. A-Nsw York Giants won Ma.
tional league pennant.
Oct. u.-ChicsGo white Sox won worries
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Jan. So. 1-Msxico parlsys. ended.
Carransa rofusln6 to sign protocol
Torroon recapeursd BY carransa forces.
Jaa. A-Viile defeated In big battle as
Jimines.
jan U.-Msxican.Am Joint CON.
mission formally dissolved.
Jan. n.-War department ordered more
than 4S,0oe militia from border.
Jan, N.-Prosident Wilson ordered with,
dSawal Of American troops from Mexico.
Feb. G-0en. PsrShing marched out OF
Mexico.
March u.-Casransa elected president Of
Nextco.
April Villas main army defeated By
CAfransA forces at Babtcora.
Nov, n.viila troops captures o3anaga
afteP hard aghe
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DOMESTIC

Jan. H.-Danish West Indies passed I'M
Jan. 22.Blue sky laws OF Ohio Michi;;
Jan a.-Women Of North Dakota grant
cd limited suffrage.
immigration bill because OF iiteracy test;
Feb l.--Houss passed immigration bill
over presidents veto.
,, Feb; a.lndisn. and Al.sk. prohibition a0a
Tennessee signed dry bills. 49,.
Feb. 6.-senats passed Immigration bill
Feb. s@Ttsh's Prohibition bill signed
Feb. M.-ohio senate passed woman sui
Feb ls.-washington's bone dry" bill
Feb 3.-ssnats passed drastic ssp'on-
south Dakota prohibition bill passed.
Feb H.-House passed senate measure
prohibiting importation Of liquor into pro-
Prohibitien bill for Kansa. passed:
larger general stan and universal train
~" Feb tea a.NHouse passed senate bill max
ing city of Warrington dry.
Senate pss::sssaa a. sd Scn revenue
On March 70 la aMssnsts passed ,sl7 10000 navy
March 4-sixty-fcurth congress expired;
.; p . BY p .nd much
other Important legislation.
woodrow Wilson took oath Of office In
March s.-wiison and Marshall inaugu-
March s-Federai grand Jury at New
York indicted 49, eastern fuel dsss,s tor
March s!GPresident wilson called extra
session Of congress for AITil ls. ..v.,..a
March H.-President wilson -advaneeo
No%
April a-consress met in special session
amid great patriotic enthus lhs11 -on.n.,
minimum wage law Of Oregon. and Dc.
mean. ' os 1,esnss s for public use Of
pa Aprii 17.NRhede Island legislature ex-
tended presidential sut!rnEe to women q,
June b.-serious revolt t, r. Joliet Ill., PEN
eo sa"s hi H. .pp1opratins scco co. ~
Senate passed aay Y , :sv IL bi
which more than % negroes and two white
men m. Tsrs killed and heavy property loss
July s.-senate passed rivers and har-
Aug. i.-ssnats passed Sheppard resolu::
tion. for national prohibition amendment
.AaS. a.-soidists of rvsnty-tourth y;
g: infantry tcolcfed) started race riot At
Houston Tsa killing F = Tsl.s'; o, rex.,
found guilty Of accepting illegal profits
Nov. s.-Hyian elected mayor Ct. New
York; Socialists there and in Chicago
Overwhelmingly defeated: woman suffrage
won in New York state.
Nov. x.-Ten policemen and . woman
killed by bomb IN Milwaukee
Dec. 17.-House of representatives
adopted Webb resolution for prohibi-
ton constitutional amendment.