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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
POLYGAMY NOT GIVEN
OFFICIAL SANCTION
IN GERMANY. CLAIM
Indignation Is aroused in the
Reports Sent Out Losses Have
Been Made Good by Normal
Marriages, Report.

Amsterdam. March - t|.I"H.tt.uu
In other bcfligerent countries co., th,
report that official recognition cot poo
lygamy has been gwen 10 6crWuus in
order Go ill w as quitklS us possible
the tremendous gaps which the war
has made ln the German triul. has
aroused Indignation IN the German
empire. This report is said to have
been mentioned m the British house
OF commons ba Arthur J HoiiuuI the
British foreign minister and D., Lord
Robert CcciI. the British minister pf
munitions.
IN the religious wecki, pa,"r. Dir
Christliche Welt. Professor Martin
t,ade declared recently THAI poly aums
H. co-untenanecd neither ht the GER
man government nor by the German
Ecoplc. tie contends that singh,
pamphlets advocating q plurality II
wives such is the one referred tu ~
lord Ro, ert Cecil, are the work ~
irresponsible persons and should
not be- nkcn s%criousl> Moreover. Pro
fe~so. Rade holds that history has
shown that after an great wars. the
lusscS have been made good ul normal
marriage
There seem to b." however u gn"d
many Irresponsible persons leo Ger
many who hold queer ideas a. Zoo ,hr
breeding OF the future German. IN"
Brriinrr Tugeblatt dcvntes an artICl"
To- them. II begins hy saying that thu
pamphlet quoted Boz the hou-c at COM
mons had no sort u official sanction
ani thn,. on the contrary II was quick
.ly suppressed. The TnEeh'ntt. how
ever. mentions the activities OF thu
Eden ana Mittag-hund' movement
and the 'Hummar Community whose
ideas for increasing the birth-rate and
to breed the "GormaniC suIorman'
are REGARDED as Distinctly peculiar.
Then there Is the "Gormnu = cietN
Tor -Eereneuation and tho Order ~
the New Tempiars which want I"
maintain the balance at births a.
agaii-t the fertility uf the S"miu'
races Finally. o society named Ar
ana frankly advocates free love. \on'
of these -ects. the Tfigeblatt asserts, ~
of any Importance. The paper further
argues that the societies only work
on the theories of Darwin ana 'i"hl-
neat both OF them uop-Gcrmans
who advocated -%cie"tiNc breeding ul
a superior grade of human beings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
THROWING is
TO BE SPORT FEATURE
IN R. M. CONFERENCE

Denver, Colo, March H-huud
grenade throwing viii lac taken up a-
am intercollegiate sport early this
spring bN the schools of the Rocky
muuntain conference. II was decided
at . conference meeting today In ben
yer The sport viii he participated ~
at both conference ana dual meets
An eligibility dispute arising In
I'tnh basket ball circles over two
players oh the brigham Young college
team will be decided 10y George Man
., OF Denver university, named as a
committee uf one 10 get more dana
and render q ruling.
The conference refused 10 pass "A
rule permitting students tu leave
school without losing their athletic
standing. hut stated that when nest
term is taken up In the IAN, an such
cases will he considered On Individual
mel IT..
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SHERIFF OF coCHIsE
COUNTY, ARIz., GETS
CAVALRY COMMISSION

IN Paso. TeNas. March o. Harry
Wheeler. sheriff Of 'oohisc cuunty.
Arizona. has received "a commission as
captain of cavalry aud VIII bee ussigu-
ed tu the 3USth United states ctNulty
Ia bee organized al Douglas It was an
unc here to-day sheriff Wheeler
plnnnoa md directed the deportation
Of he l20V mcn from Hisbeo. july g..
1911
lie was an enlisted man m th, ca,-
airy az oue time, having been dis
charged hecauso OF physical disability.
lie wus also captain of the Arizona
ranger and has made frequent at
tempts Ia enter the officers training
camps at san Francisco, San Antonio
and other places. lie also attempted
tn enlist IN the Canadian army but WIS
rejected because ot wounds hc Received
during his raugc career.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
mn: MAi,kI1S


N'W Nuik. March a-Sto,k tor-
ieit"d paft ct their gains today. rraue.
ms Tor profits causing extreme rra FL
u"ns "i Co ~ points. Headline and
It-Iiir- wrI" under pressure Win
other Investment rails. also s%hippiugs,
s,eelS o. most col the war gtuGp.
Trading wus duH hot the short iuterts.
was encouraged 60 renew ~ commit
meuts On war news. There were e lew
exceptions to- the downward trend,
notably Chesapeake 8nd ONO. Ameri-
can cat American sugar and minor
metals. The closinR was heavy. Sales
HppIuSimated 2t5.00H share. Liberty
bonds 2is's 4old at % Q. To ~ -. nrst
IS NJ 90 IS 10 90 IS and second ~
1t 81. 80 to gg.4i.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
OF SHORTAGE
OF SHIP cAULKERs Us
DENIED BY SEATTLE

N0UtIIpI WNsN-I MHIVU N-IVnIUT
that u shortage Of ship caullcrs exists
here was made to-day las Officers Of
the local ship wrights. ioinors. aud
caulkers union Ia commenting upon
Washington dispatches that shipping
hoard officials Aaid a tie. up OF wood
IN shiphuilding ON Puget sound was
Threatened 49, u result Of tho refusal
of caulkers 10 permit apprentices TO
learn their trade and thus Increase
the number OF mon availuhle
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NJ. 1902.
NOTICE OF SALE!

IN THE DISTRICT COURT
COUNTY oF nERNAlLlp,
STATE or NEW MEXICO
Nciu -. Field r~rJstoe. ana = Z Nann
executor Of the last viii and testa-
ment of Jo-sph ~. Richardson, de-
ceased. plain'iIfs
Va
John BorrodaU, nnd Lnla n h"'l"'
dale. his wife defendants.
Under ana us virtue OF "A decree OF
foreclosure and order Of sale issued
out OF the district court cf the second
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Of said addition filed In the office ot
the probate clerk aud cN-nfficio re-
cnrder of Bernalillo county, New Mex
leo. November 9th. 1905"
THAI said deed of trust was given to
secure a certain principal prom!ssorS
note. dated October 18TH. 1913. FOR
twelve hundred USl200. 00i dotlars
payable one year .ftcr date. with in
tcrest from maturity at the rate OF
eight per cent ts per cent? per annum
and ten per cent co per cent d
tioaal on the amount unpaid, Il placed
in the hands % an attorney for col
lection. THAT said PRINCIPAL promis-
'sOry note b. past due aud wholly un-
paid together with interest ON said
principal promissory note from
October -. 1916. That Eva g.
Miller formerly Eve q Mayo
closure by sale under the power Of
sale contained IN said deed nf trust
that said deed ~ trust provides that
h. case of default ~ payment of said
promis=ory note when the same be-
comes due. the undersigned trustee
! would sell and dispose Of the above
described real estate and an of ne
right. title. interest. benefit and equity
of redemption nf the said The John
NJ Moore Realty Company al public
auction at the front doa,r of h post
office of Berualillo county, New Mex
leo. Tor the hlshest and best prize the
same would bring for cash. thirty days
notice having been previously given ~
The time. terms n place of sale with
"a description of the said property by
advertising IN .umc newspaper pub
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
Kansas city Ii,c~tocL.

Kansas city Mo March H-llogS %
Receipts $500. Market steady. Bulk,
NiIgUul11i, heavy, $1,000 l'aOi
light. Sl12Omi7i5: pigs, Sl2.a0m
ID. %.
Cattic-Rcceipts 300. Markei steady.
Prime red steers. fle.i5T b. 80; Dress
ed he, steers. xi0.50H % -. western
steer. va ;U1 1910 COWS, S4.o"T o.
hoo: hcifers. s7.5Gm 115i. s%tockers
and feeders. &7.50a 1873, bulls, Si.z5
iO.0o. calves. $500 IS 90.
Sheep-ltoceipts me-. steady.
.famb-. Sl600m 1880; ycurliugs, NJ
aI4.50. wcthcrs. Sl2o0m 1890; owes,
.sIiiOMIg 49,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

New York. March -Mercantile
paper. 5a, per cent. sterling, sixty day
bills. t52is per cent, commercial 90
da, bills ON banks. i.52ts per cent,
commercial. sixty day bills, I7iSs por
cent. demand. t15h per cent cables,
40 IA per cent.
Bnr silver - sec.
Mexican dollars 6Nlac.
Government bonds teadN. rallrno !
bonds steady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
Chicago Livestock.

chicago, March 9-Hogs Receipts
2j.00O; Monday 46.oou. Market strung.
80 cents above yesterday average.
Bulk. 1850 "a 1850; light. $40 an ~
~ so, heavy. $1,000 1875, pigs,
SIS COOLIES.
Cat,le-Ecccipts ZOO; tomorrow
$4,000. Market weak. Nntiye steers.
SS.60014.Oo. stockcrs, S7.t0W 20;
COWS and heifcrs. SG.6omtI75; calycs,
tS.11N 1l.55.
Shccp-ReOeipts 5000; tomorrow
$4,000 Market weak. sheep, $40 N
dt3.G,. lambs. Sl425G11.a a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Harsh pl yslcs react. weaker the
bowels. VIII lead 10 chronic constipa-
Doan's Reguiets operate easily.
soc a box az all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Noy,r mind who painted Washing
toms crossing the Delaware What
We are Interested i nov b. "a picture
II pcrshing crossing he Rhine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Sew york, March 9-Cotton fu'
lures closed steady March 81 80. MAY
ana. july 30.NN, October 29GN, Dc-
% 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY o
MACHINE WORKS

Costings la Iron. Erass. Brouzc.
Aluminium. atrwfural steer for
Bridges and BuiIdlnsz
J. engineers Founders Machinlsfs
Works aud office-AIbuquCrque y VI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
WANTED-Agents

TAILORING AGENTS-Sel men g
suits made-to-order beauties Rest
tailoring Prices lower. Sell ever
ma shown. Large spring outfit lroo
Leeds Wooden Mills. Chicago IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
MATRIMONY

ARE YOU LONELY For speedy
marriage try my club; best largest
In country established II years;
thousands wishing early marriage. all
dealings confidential, descriptions
free; The old Reliable club, Mrs.
Wrubel, 532 Madison. Oakland. Calif.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

chicago. March 9.-jnsettlcd
weather, and the comparatively small
amount OF mrrchantHple corn shown
in tho government crop report tende
today To strengthen the oru market.
Opening prices, winch were UNCHANGED
with May at Sl.25h were followed hy
slight advance.
Scantinsss ot arrivals ave an up-
turn Co oats. After opening ~unuchanS-
ed To- = cent OFT. with MAY ~ sos.
cents to ~ ~ cents, prices rose 60 wei
above yesterdays finish.
provisions weakened owing to no
tie" 81 The huge supply of cured meals
in the west.
la the later trading the market made
q complete recovery.
no ~rcactinn tool place. The close
was steady. with March 90 sl2N ana
May a. tl.21
C1oss
oats March Sl2N May SIG, p
uats-March .3-c, May. NhAc
pork-May SiN.bs.
I.ard-May s26li July $685.
R.ns-Mry S2a.i,; july &25.'5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

FOR RENT offices IA Luna-Otero
building, steam heat best offices la
the city. running water IN each room.
4. T. McCanna. IA south Second -.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
wANTED-MisceiIaneous

WANrED-'arcful kodak finishing hy
master photographers. twice Dali,
rerNirc Remember satisfaction guar
antecd send Jour finishing to re-
TABLE established firm. Hanna a
Hanna. Master Photusraphers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
WANTED

WORN WANTED white man wants
work Of any Kind. Painter ny
trade Has slri, wife 20 support ,ol
West Tiycras. OF phone Evening
Herald.
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N FE TIME TABLE
q
WcstbouDtl-


$40 For X. g. n Chicago 7:BOa
slG For X. G. n Chicago 6.25p
Standard sleeper for clovis and
Roswell leaves on No. SOC. connects
AZ Belen with train No. % leaving
Belen az 1875 a. M.
No. 7 carries one coach only; no
s%leepers.
No. SIC Will have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. ~ at
Beien.
p 7 J0uNsON AGENT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Kansas city. Mo. March a.-Buttcr
and uoultry. Market unchanged.
= Eggs Firsts. 3lisc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Chicago. March g.--Butter-M Market
easier Creamery. $50 Toe.
Egg-Murkct lower. Receipts 'l"'
c,scs Ftrsts, 3ia 35C, ordinary
ursts. 33 y q Sac. az mark, cases NJ
Guided. "a y a Soc.
Potatocs-i;ecripts 10 cars. Market
unchanged.
Iouitrs -RoosterS unchanged,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

Denver. col. March e-Cattl Re-
ceipts 500. Market "tcad> 'r''es
unchanged
Hugs-ltcceipts 400. Market steady
Top. $3.50. bulk Sl7.09 u 20.
sheep - Receipts -Nouc. Mnfket
unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
FOR R~ENT-Rooms

For RENT Modern rooms. no STICK.
Apply 2iG W. slower. Phone lt5OJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
FOR RENT--Houaen
FOR SALE-Houses

FOR SALE Two room house. Can ba
moved. Two miles beyond the bridge
Also adobe blocks, $500. owner. lUl
North Edith.
FOR SALE Groom brick with bath
and Kitchen; 1901 South ith street.
Apply to owner. c. Mays Shoe Store.
3l4 West Central avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
MONEY TO LOAN
TYPEWIiITIcR SALE

TYPEWRITER SALE.
Underwood No. B.............tak.OO
Bennington No. H., ..... 5000
.Olivor No. $500
l.. ?. Smith No. 2 ........... $500
Smith Premier No. 10. ........ $500
All are In strictly first class order.
Ribhons for any machine 80 cents
each. ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE, i22 South Ath
street Phone gl4,
Every day HERALD WANT Ans
no longer needed. rent houses, flats.
find help: secure positions; sell articles
, partments. stnraf and real estate: find
the lost: sell houses. lots and farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09

FOR SALE Spa, ginger Ford. Ne
chapicary good Bargain u thhfn
at once. Phone 1900 J.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DODRtLL TIRE CO.-Tres. vulcan.
izing ana accessories. open nights
and sundays. IRE service here.
Phone t6s, t22 North Fourth ~.
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WANTED

WANTED POSITION Young lady a..
tending Business College VII do
.typewritlaE. fcw hours daily, tu heip
pay expenses. will work roaspnahlS
Box 3i3. are Herald.
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p. j. JOHNSON, GEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-03-09
WANTED-Male Helm

NANTED-Waahermuu Steam lam.
dry, $22 per wccL tu start out of
city. Fare advanced Employment
agent. POO South lir street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-16
Session Due To Be Held Today,
Following the Call.
In Defiance of the Ebert and
Haase Government,
SOMEWHERE IN RHINE[AND'
Say Hindenburg Will Send
Troops To Guard Members.
Government Says Those Who
Attend Meeting Are Traitors.

Berlin. Dec. 16.-Berli-l is awaiting
expectantly the outcome of the con.
vocation Of the reichstag by it's presi-
dent. Konstantin Fehrenbach, in de-
fiance of the Ebert -Haase government.
The meeting was to be held today
somewhere in the Rhineland."
The present government which in
tended to summon the reickstag here
later to give the ministry parlia men-
tary support has announced that any
deputy attending the proposed in
surgent session will be guilty Of trea-
son. F
Wild rumors are afloat concerning
the significance of Fehrenbach's move.
IT is reported that Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg will send troops to pro-
tect the meeting.
The Ebert -Haase government at
tanned its ascendancy thru the elec-
ton of delegates to the National
Workmen's and Soldiers Council, in
which the Spartacus group failed to
gain a single Representatives. Cham
with seven workmen and four soldier
delegates. DR.. Haase was next with
five workmen and two soldiers.
The government has issued a proc
iamation calling for volunteers for a
peoples army" 1t also has urged
Cemobilized soldiers not to remain un-
employed but to go to the country,
where labor is scarce and food more
plentiful.
Refuse Any Recognition.
Copenhagen, Dec. 16-Dr Hugo
Haase, in an interview with the Ber-
lin correspondent of the >Politiken, de-
clared that the present German gov.
ernment will refuse to recognize the
reichstag called by President Fehren-
bach.
Haase said that If Germany loses
Alsace-Lorraine she will gain German
Austria. He said Germany had enough
food to last a few months, providing
it was strictly rationed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-16
Honor of Being First To Report
Belongs to Milliken.
BOths To Attract STransient
Dollars" Will Open Tomorrow.
1000 SOLICITORS BEGIN As ONE
Workers Take Field Regardless
of Flu and Shopping Season.
Holiday Drive To Make Topeka
100 Per Cent Merciful.

To Milliken school district, other
wise known as district 63. goes the
honor of putting in the first report
of the 1919 Christmas Roll Call of the
American Red Cross. This district,
under the captaincy of Mrs. Eta
Mitchell, reported a total subscription
of thirty members, showing an in
crease of eleven members over the
membership last year.
Tomorrow morning the booths will
be in stores, banks. and depots. Red
Cross workers will be in charge of the
booths and it is expected that many a
transient dollar. and floating member
ship will come into the Shawnee
county total thru this source. The
booths are in charge of Miss Caroline
Thomas, and will be in place at
Crosby Brothers, Pelletier's, Warren
NJ. Crosby's. the National hotel, the
Central National bank, the Merchants
National bank, the Bank of Topeka
the Kansas Reserve State bank, the
Palace Clothing company and the
Rock Island, Union Pacific and Santa
Fe depots.
Out Despite the "Flu."
In the midst of the holiday shopping
season, in a territory suffering under
an epidemic of influenza, more than
1000 campaigners took to the streets
and roads at o'clock this morning
beginning the campaign for new mem.
bers for the American Red Cross. The
first names of the 1919 Christmas Rol
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-16

Senator Watson ranks as one of the
foremost Republicans in the senate.
He has on several occasions been a
guest of the Kansas Day club and was
listed for the principal speech at the
banquet last January. Inability to
leave Washington caused a change in
the speaking arrangements. Senator
Watson will come to Kansas with a
message of reconstruction and will
discuss the political phases and as
poets of the after -the-war program in
Washington Because of the world
interest in the peace conference, Pres
1dent Wilson's trip to Europe, govern
ment ownership of railroads and pub
lie utilities and national administra-
ton policies for after the war. Senator
Watson was regarded by the COM
mittee as an ideal speaker for the
coming banquet. He is in close touch
| with conditions and it is believed GER
tain that he will come to Kansas with
message that will put new fire and
fight in the Republican organization.
Fred E. -Brinkerhoff, city editor of
the Pittsburg Daily Headlight, will
respond to the toast of honor, Kan
sas." Brinkerhoff, who is a native
Kansan. is well known in newspaper
and political circles and was, assistant
secretary of the state senate in 1911
No other speaking selections have
been made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-16
REDS Want MUCH
Sweeping Demands Made b,
Spartacus Group in Berlin.
They Seek All the Guns, Am
munitiOn and Power.

Amsterdam. Dec. 16.-Sweeping de-
nlands in Berlin have been made by
the Spartacus group, dispatches
printed in the Handlesblad today de-
clared.
The group has demanded for safe
guarding the revolution" immediate
disarmament of police officers, ruling
classes, n-proletarian -oldiers. the
confiscat ton by the workmen and
soldiers councils of all rms. muni-
tions, and munition factories. the arm
ing of adult proletariat. the formation
of workmen's militia and of red
guards, the abolition of officers. re-
moval of military officers from the
workmen's and soldiers councils, abo-
lition Of all parliaments, election of a
central council. cancellation of all
state and other public debts, including
war loans down to a fixed limit of
subscriptions.
Confiscation of all fortunes in ex-
ess of a certain amount also is de-
m..nded, likewise the appropriation of
all landed estates. banks, coal mines
and factories.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-16
All Flags at Half Mast in Mem
Ory of Dead President.
Crowds Parade the Street Cry
ing for Vengeance.
HIS DEATH 4 PART OF 4 PLOT
Charge That There Was At
tempt To Overthrow Power.
Assassin Was Killed by the
Crowd After Deed.

Lisbon, Dec. 16.-Lisbon is in
mourning for Sidinio Paes. it's MUIR
dered president. All flags are at half
mast. Crowds parade the streets, cry
ing for vengeance.
Escorted by cavalry, the president s
body was removed to the Belem pal
that the demonstrations would not be
increased. The warshir.s in the har-
Dor fired a salute as the body was
carried into the palace.
1. 1t was learned today that Antonio
Paes, a brother of the dead president,
was wounded by sabre thrust during
the confusion which followed the as
sassination.
The assassin, who was killed by a
mob. is reported to have bees. a mem
ber of the young republicans. An ac-
complice has been arrested.
Trouble Is Feared.
feared in Lisbon as the result of re-
ports that the assassination of Presi-
dent PaeS was part of an extensive plot
ito overthrow the government, accord
ing to dispatches from that city today.
t Officers and non-coms paraded the
streets crying "Vengeance!"
An accomplice of the dead assa ssin
begged not to be 1ynched, promising
important revelations, if his life is
spared.
Tamagnini Barbosa. who is tempo
rarily filling the presidency, is men,
, toned as permanent successor. It is
regarded as possible that a military
government may be constituted.
Capital Is in Mourning.
Lisbon, Dec. 16.-The body of DIR.
Sidonio Paes. president of Portugal,
who was assassinated Saturday by a
man named ,Jeetne, was taken today
to the Belem palace to await the fu-
neral ceremonies. Meanwhile the Por-
tuguese government is continuing in
office DIR. Ossario Castro, the minis
ter OF justice, while both chambers OF
parliament have been summoned to
discuss the question of successor to
the presidency.
The whole capital Is in mourning
with a. deep undercurrent- of eascise-
| mei1t. The government has issued an
appeal to all public officials asking
them to preserve order.
The man arrested after the assas-
sinations OF Paes wore a coat peculiar
to the inha bitants of the province OF
Alemtejo. in the southern part of the
country. He had a revolver in his
l. (Contjnued ON Pare Tw01