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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
ExTRAAo AsEslNAro Y suIcIDlc
jose casimiro Montoya, corto tempo
despues de contraer matrlmonio
cor una segunda mGjer mata a "a
Prinera y 81 sucldia,

En- la calle Graffin, SO registr0 Q
Jueves en- la tarde una tragedia do
BILE, a n corta distancia del lac,
oeste de la Iglesia Presbiteriana
cuando Jose Casimiro Montoya, di'
muerte a balazos a Ia que fue 81
primer esposa, que %respondia Ell nom
bre de Anita English Montoya, " Ell
seguida Sc yol6 FL mismo los sesos
Us6 para ell acto una pistola de ca
libre A de marca HColt", dandolC
dos tiros a. la mujer y aplicandos.
uno ash mismo. Sc cree que una
rina con referencia a dinero fue Il
causa de la tragedia, la cual, sin EN-
barge, esta c~ircundada por curcuEs
tancias extraiias y cast increibles.
Montoya Sc habia vuelto a casal
hacia solamente 10 dfas, siendo 81
|segunda esposa Manuelita Sandoval
que viye en- la Gale sCerrillos. Sc
dice que S II primera esposa lie su
PHO ell dinero para que cOmprara 81
vestido que us6 ell dfa que Sc casd
con su segunda mujer. Tambien Sc
rumora que su primer esposa, la que
fue asesinada ell Jueves en- la tar e.
habia declarado que Montoya vaivr,
ria otra vez a ella; que solamente
era question de tempo. Cleric que
volvi6 otra vez a ella, paro no q
casarse con ella de nuevo. segdn 10
que Sc puede ~ascertar, volvio con II
pistola, despues de seguirla ell Jde'
yes toda Ia tarde al rededor de Ia
plaza y por ell mercado.
Sc oyeron Tres Tiros.
4 a 2 So rrl1s, o1..ns< s. 49, "a r1tssn
no cuarto de dorrhirg sencillamente
amuebiado, Y situado en- una casa de
adobe, la bora fu6 a las 6:15 de Ia
tarde.
Hace como una semana que esta
sonora habia rentado este cutrtito
a la Sra. Guadalupe Rivera de Brito.
La Sra. Rivera de Brito y la Seiofi-
ia Angela Rivera estaban cenando
cuando Sc oyeron tres detonacioLcs
de I'm arma de fuego. La Srita. Ri
vera parti6 para Ell cuarto de la Sra.
Montoya, lugar de donde Sc habia
dido Ell ruido, ~ingnorando que Monlc.
va Sc hallara en- la habitaci6n de Ia
dicha sehora.
Y allf, unos cuantos pies de dis
tancia del lecho tirados en- ell r;so
en- charcos de sangre yacian os
cuerpos yertos de Montoya y la mu.
jer que en- otro tempo tue esposa-
Cerca de ellos en- Ell suelo estaba una
pistola cargada con cinco cartuchos,
tres de los cuales habian sido des-
cargados. La muier teHia los bala-
EOS en- Ell pecho y en- la cabeza, Pc
~netrandole la bala .arriba del ojo IL
Quierdo. FL hombre tenia I'm balazo
en- la cabeza, Sc deducia por las que
maduras que dej0 la poiyora, que la
baia lie penetr6 detras de Ia orcjo,
traspasandole lacabeza 0 yendo q dAr
a la pared como n pulgada dol
espeio frente al cuai Gallo muerto.
La Srita. Rivera llatn6 a la Saa.
Rivera Brito, v luego mandaron bor
Gearge iLiddle, w. H. Davis y otfes.
Ell ST. Davis Embellishments lie teje-
al Algiiacil Mayor George n.
Armijos Sc nombr6 I'm jurado corn
mario, compuesto de James l.. Lopez,
lose @. Raei, Emilio Delgado, Con-
Archuleta y Josa Arias. El
M3dico de la Ciudad el DR.. TIMBER
hine tambien estaba %presente. D6s-
pues de examinar los cuerpos y Ell
cuarto donde ocurrio la doble. TRACE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
dos LOS BENDIGA'
MENSAJE 'ENVIADO.
AL ALTA MAR ALOS
SOLDADOS DE N. M.
FL Gobernador Manda
Por TELEGRAPH
Ell Mensaja
NUEVO MEXICO
ESTA ORGULLOSO

"The Rocky Mountain Club que
tfene a cargo Ell asunto de reoibir y
divlrtir a los soldados de Nuevo
Mexico, cuando desembarquen; le
Etelegrafio al Gobernador LarrazoIo
por un mensaje de "Bienvenida a sus
hogares" que sera mandado a los
soEdados que vienen ahora en- 81
mar, pues sera impreso con los
mensajes de los demas goberna-
dorea, y entregado a los muchachos.
FL Gohernador Larrazolo, ha man.
dado el siguiente mensaie:
Mario, IL, 1919.
"A los soidados de Nuevo Mexico
"Que vienen de aIIende los mares,
Ell pueblo de Nuevo Mexico Sc sie.,.
te orgulIoso por ell trabajo que uste-
des han hecho por su pals y por to-
da la humanidaG en- Ia Iucha titani-
ca que ustedes en- cooperation con
.sus hermanos de America, y nues-
tros entrepidos aiiados, han eonsc-
guido traer a una termination pro-
vechosa; y 0 los corazones abies-
tos los recibimos de vuelta en- nues-
tras pIayas nativas.
"Et Rocky Mountain Club. que es9a
Representative al pueblo de Nuevo
Mexico, los e~ncontrara en- Ell mue
lie y los divlrtira a expenses del pue-
bio de su estado.
"Dios los beHdiga a todos ustedesl
Viva ell hogan! Ansia tenemos de
asir manos varoniIes.
20. A. LarrazoIo,
Gnharnadnr de NtlANfo MS~irn \
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Ell TiEMoPo DE LIMPlAR De LA
PRIMAvERA VA ESTA AQUL

81 un hogar o casa ~necesita linn
parse en- la primayera ?qu6 les pare
CO del cuerpo humane despues de ha-
Der permanecido un invierno de vida
encerrada y alimentacion pesada? La
Sra Jennie Miner, r. +. d. /. Apar-
tado Postal So, Davidson Indiana, es-
cribe: "Puedo decir con franuueza cue
las Tabletas Catarticas de Foley son
las mejores que he usado. Son tan
indulgentes IN accion que me parece
que RE he removable O he vuelto a
nacer.| No sufra de indigestion, bilio-
sidad, NAL a~liento, e~rutaci6n, gas 0
constipation cuando puede su NAL ser
prontamente aliviado. De venta en- la
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
UN GRANDE INcENDIo EN- NO
GALES, SONORA.

Nogales, Ariz. Mario 1St-Un in
cedric que Sc cree que tuvo arigen
incendiario, destruyo como ell yaior
de $50,O00.00 en- m~ercancias, en- los
almacenes de la Aduana Mejicana, en-
Nogales, Sonora. Sc destruy6 ell edi-
ficio por complete. Sc dice que Al
bert Steinfeldt y Ga, son los quo
~perdieron mas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20

Paris, Mario 10.-LetOeara en- suer-
tie al anterior Emperador Aleman
de ser marcado para siempre COMO
un criminal empedernido, pues esta
es Ia determination solemne de to-
das las naciones que estan reunidas
en- la conferencia de paz, a la c1al
hastR gu propio pals Sc llamara a
Que Sc suscriba en- la paz, a sega1
los planes de 10 que Sc cree que es
la mayorfa de la comisi0n nombraGa
para fiiar las Responsibilities de
Ia guerra. Ell informe de esta co.
mission estara listo en- unos cuanlps
dfas y las indicaciones son al efH,-
to, que los miembros estan armo-
niosamente convencidos en- los pun
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
Los MUCHACHE D[StAN YER LAS [UCES BRlLANTES'
FL ROCKY MOUNTAIN Club LES AYUDARA PARA VERLAS|

"Dgale al Pueblo de Nueyo Mexico queNosoros Etamos Cundando de
Ss Sodados" Esas Palabras X Manda 81 Presdente del Club, John
Hays Hammond al Gobernador Larrazolo; Les Damos Nuestra Ma
no en- Larga Distancia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20
ALEMANlA DEBE DE MARcAR AL
KAISER iGUAL QUE cAsTIGAR
A Los oTRos AsEslNos

Sc espera que FL Tratado de Paz
Pondra la Marca de Gain en- Ho-
henzolierH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-20

N tenia la caspa tan Gruesa, que TODD ei sPeto estaba RaHcoa La 60
|mezon era tan terrible que me n. hasa desesperar Probe toda ehse d.
que me Iavara 81 pero o "vERvENA DANpRuFF DESTROYER !
con Ia prmnera iavaday Sc M quito Ia eonsz6n. Despuss de lavarne
|cuatro veces, n o me quedaron nj sehas de caspa Al mismo TEMPO be
usado Ell "vERvENA TONIC para que me erezca Ell peto. No Sc ms
|ha vueto a caer peho, y ahora tengo un pho hermoso, que m hago dos
irenzass gruesas y sedosas. Este IS Ell nodo de que una muIer haols
sobre ell cudado que debe darseIe all peo, y quIen ha usado regulss
lnente "a "vERvENA DANDRuFF DEsTRoYERg y Ell "vERVENA
HAIR TONIC" ANg3#AAt skMsiM M 47@ M
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20

completion of the course. Miss
Doyle read an essay on Liberty"
Mrs. Joseph Endriss and son, of
Chicago, are guests of Mrs. w. H.
Anderson. Mrs. Endriss was former
ly Miss Josephine Alexander, a
member of the Paris High School
faculty.
Motor trips of society people to
the Boonesboro bathing beach are
the order of the day. The delightful
trips, coming and returning, and the
bathing in the river, make up an
agreeable program.
Mrs. Ray Taylor, of Paris, was
one of the guests at summer card
party given in Georgetown by Mrs.
Reuben Ford Offutt and Mrs. William
kenney Ferguson, Wednesday. The
AFFAIR was given in honor of Miss
Louise Lyons, of Steubenville, Ohio,
guest of Miss Cornelia Blackburn.
Mrs. Robert Ferguson, another Bour-
bon county guest, captured the Sec
ond prize, a box of hand-embroider-
ed handkerchiefs.
Mr.. VIM. Grammar was host
Wednesday evening at his residence
at the corner OF Main and Tenth
streets at a six-o'clock dinner to Rev.
Father James Cusick, of Ashland, his
nephew, Mr.. Leo B. Casey, of Hunt
ington, West Virginia, and DR.. w. B.
Montgomery, of Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia. During the evening a large
number of friends called to pay
their respects to Father Cusick, who
was formerly in charge of the
Church of the Annunciation, in this
city.
j. Stuart Wallingford and c.
Lenden Templin, of Paris, who grad
uated in the College of Mechanical
Engineering at the University of
Kentucky this week, are home to
remain a short time. Mr.. Walling-
ford will go to Clintonville, Wis,
where he will take an important pO-
sition with a large automobile man
ufacturing concern. Mr. Landen
Templin will go to Philadelphia
about July l, where he will be as
sistant in the Office of the consulting
engineer Of large producing firm
(Other Personals on Page 3D.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The Presbyterian Sunday. School
will have an outing at Blue Grass
Parks next Tuesday, June "a. A
special interurban-- car has been
chartered, which will leave the sta
ton immediately after the regular
2:l5 .. M. car, and arrive at the
Park about 3.45. Among the attrac-
tons offered are the Scenic Railway,
Carousel and Swimming Pool. Mr..
Bush, OF the Traction Company.
will be in charge, and several expert
swimmers will go along. These to-
sether with the teachers and parents,
VIII make sure the safety and comfort
OF the young people.
Lunch will be furnished by the
Committee, will be served about six
O'Clock and the return trip made
about $3.50. An afternoon of whole
some sport and pleasure will be en-
loyed by all. Every member is re-
quested TO be present at Sunday
School Sunday morning and register
for the trip, including those who pre-
fer to go in automobiles. so that ad
ditional transportation can be. ar
ranged for if necessary. 1t is very
important that this be complied with
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
KNEE DEEP IN SEED.

The big floors Of the Bourbon To-
bacco Warehouse, formerly covered
with thousands Of pounds of the
weed that soothes," and echoing to
the voice Of the auctioneer as he dis
posed of the weed at big prices, are
now covered knee-deep with blue
grass seed. The crop which is the
property Of a local concern, is under
going the process Of curing" This
has hitherto been accomplished in
open pastures under direct rays
of the sun.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
z. OF P. MEMORIAL EXERCISES.

Sunday afternoon, June 20, has
been selected as the date for the
Knights of Pythias memorial exer-
cises, in this city. The subordinate
lodge and the Uniform Rank, to-
gether with visiting members from
lodges of surrounding towns, will
march in a body to the Paris Gene
terry, where the graves of the Pyth-
ian dead will be decorated. 1t is
expected that Hon. John ]. Howe, of
Carrolton, one of the most eloquent
orators in the order, will be present
and deliver the principal address.
Short addresses will be made by MEM
bers of the local lodges. The pro-
gram of exercises will be published
in the local press at an early date.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
SALES OF EDIBLES.

The ladies Of the Paris Christian
church are planning a series of Sat
urday sales to be held in the Wilson
building in the room formerly used
by the Red Cross as a tea room. The
first sale viii be held tomorrow.
Saturday, June q. Everything good
in the edible line will be offered in
the sale. The patronage of the pub
lie is invited.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
BOURBON BOY FRACTURES HIP.

The Leitchfeld Gazette of a recent
issue has the following regarding a
mishap TO a Bourbon county boy:
Charley Henry, "a years old, of
Bourbon county, KY, was found last
Friday afternoon near the Salt River
road in an unconscious condition.
He was brought to Leitchfield and
placed in the care Of physician and
is still under treatment, but is on the
road to recovery. He suffered a
fracture Of the nip in the fall and
was otherwise bruised"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
BOY SCOUTS CAMPAIGN.

The campaign to raise the sum of
$1,000 in Bourbon county this week
for the Boy Scouts campaign is
progressing very satisfactorily under
Chairman Rudolph Davis forces.
The drive will close tomorrow, when
it is expected the full amount will
be reported or oversubscribed.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
ELECTRIC FANS - KEEP KOOL
> AND HONORABLE,

Largest shipment of Westinghouse
electric fans ever brought to Paris
has been received. All sizes, styles
and prices. See the small bed room
fan-it is comfort almost indis-
pensible. -ii-- -. a 49,
PARIS GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
(3-tf)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20

The weather in this vicinity for
the past week or ten days has been
all that the most ardent "hot-weath-
er-fan" could desire. High tempera-
ture, the mercury ranging as high as
100 degrees in the shade, have pre-
vailed, and heavy rains and thunder
storms accompanied by electrical ex-
hibits, have occurred almost daily.
No hope of relief is held out by the
Weather Bureau, as the hot wave ap-
pears to be enveloping the entire
country.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
SEE THE FTRELESS GAS RANGE.

Save fuel, food, time and have con-
venience, efficiency that is found in
using the Chambers Fireless Gas
Range. Let us show you the five
good points.
(30-8t) JOHN MERRINGER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
THE WEATHER.

The following is the weather fore
cast for Kentucky for the remain
der of this week, as sent out from
the Weather Bureau at Washington:
Thunderstorms in the northern por-
tions of the State, generally fair in
Southern portions.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
FTRELESS GAS RANGES.

Let us show you the five big points
IN the Chambers FireleSs Gas Range.
See window display.
(3O-St JOHN MERRINGER.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
LATEST ON THE TOWN

Have you seen the new car?
OAKLAND MOTOR SALES CO.,
108 Tenth Street.
(17-3t)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW: WILL
FILL THEM LATER.

Leave your orders for raspberries
now. We will fill them later. To
be sure Of getting them you must or
der NOW.
1D C.P. COOK & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
DEzzzx,a
" FoR TIE 6eST
U NOTHING Else
TRY OUR 75c BLOUSES.

They are well made, good filters
and are bargains at that price.
J. W. DAVIS & co.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-06-20
Lost.

From the rear of an automobile,
Wednesday night, between Second
street and East Paris, a mans dark
coat with light green stripes. Finder
return to this Office and receive re-
ward. (20-1t)
The evening world., 1919-01-18

will have more assurance that the
price nxcd is in accordance with the
volume Of business created by the
general public use.
In this connection there is ample
legal authority for tho creation OF
such a cDmmission.
For example, IL was shown that the
Legislature OF Alabama passed an act
granting 20 the City Of Mobile power
TO license bakers and regulate the
weight and price OF bread and pro-
hibit the baking OF bread for sale cx-
cept by those licensed. In holding the
law constitutional, Judge Ormond,
who decided tho case, stated:
where "A great number OF persons
arc collected together in town or
city. n regular supply OF wholesome
bread is a matter Of the utmost inn
portanCc; and whatever doubts may
have been thrown over the question
by the theories of political economists,
IL would seem that experience has
shown that this great end Is better
secured by licensing n sufficient num-
ncr OF bakers and by an assizo OF
bread than by leaving 1t to the volun-
tary acts OF individuals.
by this means a constant supply
is maintained without that nuctua-
tion in quantity which would be the
Inevitable result OF throwing the
trade entirely open, and the Consi.
quent rise In price when, from acci-
dent or design, a sufficient supply was
not produced. The interest Of the city
in always having an abundant sup
ply will bc sufficient guarantee
against any abuse OF the right TO
regulate the weight, the consequence
of which would bc TO drive the baker
from tho trade
Any woman In the city wishing 20
get behind this movement Of rcgulat-
ing tho price OF milk should sign tho
application blank OF the Housewives
Protective Association, printed here
with.
The evening world., 1919-01-18
STATEN ISLANDS
CRY FOR TUNNELS
GROWING LOUDER
People Are Aroused and De-
mand End BE Put to
Their lnSularity.

All OF Staten Island. aroused by the
antiquatcd transportation facilities
afforded it's citizens. who helped 10
pay for costly improvements In all
the other horOughs, Is uniting In "A
campaign To force favorable action
on the plan for tunnel to link up
the island with the rapid transit sys-
TEN Of the rest Of the greater city.
Tho campaign will bc led by tho
Staten Island Chamocr OF Commerce
and the Staten Island civic League.
but It viii not be confined to any indl-
vldual organization. 1t will be wild
encd 20 take in leaders in all walks OF
lifo on the island.
Tho Chamber Of Commerce and the
Civic League will hold a joint meet
ing next Friday night In the Court
House at the Borough Hall ~ Rich
mond. at which definite plans for the
campaign will be formulated. A com
mlttec OF representative staten
Islanders will bc appointed TO lead
the work. II will not be a largo COM
mittcc, hut It's membership Will cover
the whole island. and will include the
strongest leaders among all classes OF
citizens. Ample funds will be sup
piled for any work that Is necessary
The people are aroused as never
before" said Borough President Van
Name Of Richmond Borough to an
Evening World reporter to-day.
al, 10
talk OF the injustice Of taxing Staten
Island for transit improvements In the
other boroughs. by which 1t never
benefits. and leaving II the only part
OF the greater city that lacks modern
| transportation: but never before has
tho feeling been so intense.
"Thc harbor strike, which cut us on
from communication with the rest OF
tho city. strilangly illustrated tho folly
OF relying on ferry traffic The fer
Tics anyway. have been long outgrown
by the thousands Of commuters on the
isla - We are united now and will
not stop until we have obtained a
tunnel"
Asked about any questions that
may be put forward as TO the clty's
financial ability TO undertake the
work. MIR. Van Name replied:
The city has plenty of money. The
only question is how IT shall be spent.
or course, there arc claims Cor many
other public improvements. but we
think nothing is SO vital now Az the
staten Island tunnel project, and that
IL should hc provided for first"
President Van Name. ~ told In The
Evening World yesterday. has sub
mittcd n proposal to the Roard OF Es-
innate TO have Public Service Com
mission engineers mako gurVCVy for
the tunnel This measure Is now in
the hands OF the Rapid Transit Com
mittcc, and II tx expected II will be
reported out when the Staten Island
committee reports on the details of
just what the borough wants.
The most discussed plan is for a
tunnel from Staten Island 10 Brook
| lyn to connect with the Fourth Ave-
nue. subway, but n direct tunnel from
! the island to Manhattan "a also being
| considered. There is also talk OF a
| tunnel from Bayonnc. n. j., to the
| island TO provide distance rail com
| munlCatlon from the west.
The evening world., 1919-01-18
HOUSEWIVES GET
BEHIND MOVEMENT
TO REGULATE MILK
They VIII Insist on a Milk
Service Commission to Fix
Prices and Distribution.
BU Sophie Irene Loeb.

The one sure. safe and sane relief
from the everlasting milk problem Is
for public authority 20 get between
the producer and the distributor and
establish the maximum price that
shah he charged.
After an Exhaustive examination.
and in fact aiter every Investigation
Of worth. the findings have lcd u this
ono conclusion:
A MIX Service Commission IL bound
TO protect the producer. the dls.r.bu-
tor and tho consumer.
Such a course can be laid ous rs
win encourage the producer 10 greater
effort OF production. and the preservn-
ton OF herds in tho State OF New
York.
The dealers should welcome such n
commission. For tho honest dealer
has nothing TO fear.
II his profits arc justiflabie, n pub
nc, commission can help him rather
than hurt him.
An his facts and figures can come
before such commission and the
price be Fixed 10 as not 20 amount TO
eonfiscaton OF his property.
At the same time. the consumer.
through his Mink Service Commiss on.
The evening world., 1919-01-18
LEO FRANKS ACCUSER SHOT.
Jim ConIey, Atlanta Negro, wound
ed In Attempted Burglary.

ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. ls.--Jim Conley
Is in Jail here with a bullet wound In
his body inflicted while he was trying
to break into store here. lie Is the
negro whose testimony was largely res
ponsIblc for the conviction Of Leo Frank
for tho murder OF Mary Phagan. u four
teen car-old factory girl on April 2s.
1918
Prominent lawyers employed on the
case attempted 10 fix tho crime on Com
ley. Gov. Slaton committed Franks sem
tence on June 81. 1915. on July II Will
lam Green. fellow conv!ct az the prison
farm AZ Mlllcseville, cut Franks throat.
an he had not recovered when the whole
country WIS a'ouscd by his lynching.
Twenty-Five armed men overpowcrcd the
prison guards and Warden on Aus. Is.
Frank was taken 20 the outskirts Of
Marietta. 100 miles away. where ne was
hanged.
The evening world., 1919-01-18
MORE UNITS UNDER ORDERS.
$3.50 Soldiers Assigned for Early
Conway From France.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H-,Assignment
to early convoy homo from France Of
units comprising 80 officers and G.5OO
men was announced to-day by the
War Department.
The units include the nth Engineers,
complete, &ed Infantry, medical de-
tachment, and "a Battalion; Jlst In
fantryi 18th and 10th Engineers and
Third Evacuation Ambulance COMPANY.
The Department also announced
that the S0lst Water tank Train and
the LIST, I'd. Sd, 18th and 2lst COM
paaios Of the 2Ouh Engineers, com
| prising the LIST battalion OF the rcgl-
mont had been suspended from pri-
ority for movement home. Adviccs
to the Department did not explain
| the change,
The evening world., 1919-01-18
OTHER SHIPS DUE WITH
THOUSANDS OF MEN.

Other ships due to-day arc:
Hospital ship Mercy with 3sS sick
and wounded.
Hospital ship Comfort carrying
seven officers and 23l men.
Transport Wilhelmina with 1,Oi
uniformed men.
Accomac, with 81 casual officers and
six enlisted men.
Pueblo, with 1895 officers and men.
Rochambcau, $50.
Duo tomorrow are:
De Kalb, with G2l officers and men.
Geontoer, with SO officers and l,O76
men.
Lapland. with 95 officers and 1910
men.
Many more thoslnd men are due
here before the end OF the month.
The Orizaba, with 100 officers aad
$500 men, should arrive Jan. %.
She is bringing about 800 sick and
wounded and the SGD Ammunt-
tlon Train complete, about 30 per
cent. OF which is composed OF Cali
fornia men; five casual companies Of
Maryland men, and one each from
New York, New Jersey and Missouri
Other transports now on the way
from France are: Tho Frances l..
Skinner, due Jan. 80. with one de-
tachment casual company of New
Jersey men, and the Calamare, due
Jan. "a, with thirty-siX casual oiii-
GERS.
The battleships Louisiana and New
Hampshire, bringing troops from
France, and scheduled for Newport
News, have been diverted to New
York.
Tho Louisiana has aboard the
Headquarters and supply Companies
and Batteries a. b and c of the 59th
Coast Artillery.
The New Hampshire Is bringing a
| headquarters detachment and Bat
terles ID, l. and + OF the 59th Coast
Artillery. The units are made up
principally OF New York men. The
ships are coming via the southern
| route, and probably will reach New
| York Wednesday or Thursday.