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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
CHARITY MEASURE
GIVEN FAVORABLE
REPORT N SENATE
Finance Committee Backs Senator
clark's Bin for $4,000 for
Philanthropic Agencies; Rspub-
licans In Caucus.

santa Fe. Feb. g. fhe senate this
nfis rnoon rursed Dr. ~ " Nkeen'n
bill declaring abortion felony aud
prescribing fines ranging from 1900
20 $4,000. or q penltcntlary sentence
ranging from one TO five years. The
hili also provides that IN case the pa
tient dies after apch an operation,
The physiclan shall be- guilty Of sec
ond decree murder.
A fnsornhla rspart uas .slsen by
he senate nnanrf committee on SEM
ator Clarke bill approprlntlnG t42.-
600 for charitable Institutions IN the
state. The hill appropriating ei1.-
nOu yearly tn pnr the travelling rx-
pruHea of students attending tho
state normal schools was reported cut
Of committee with = Recommendation
that u be passed
A caucus OF the republican mem-
hcrr of the senate was held late this
afternoon al which u was cxpecte
IN the Barth -Chrisman senatorial con-
test.
Tho afternoon session Of the house
Was LARGELY devoted 10 hearing reports
Of committees on the l.inwood series
of livestock bills. Most 81 the hlils
were amended and reported favor
abiy.
Governor -. A. i.arranolo was back
In hts office today after several daya
absence. Heariurs ON the budget
were renewed and u IA expected that
the budget viii be completed and
ready for presentation 20 the lcrlt-
latnre within a week. During the
morning the eovernor conferred with
members of the State Tax commission
regarding methods Tor raising aadl-
tionnl revenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

school rooms Tor ihc slmc. made its
ihIrd appearance this session when
ia.dafu Armlio sponsored q measure
aimed toward that goal The proposal
agrees with the hin of Mohlhup and
Herbert except thHt Dc prouUes snl-
aries ranging from 600 90 flts. in-
stead of from $40 % $40.
M,hihop nnd ianwood hthcrod "a
hu providing pcnait.cs for securing
pure bred registry certificates ny false
rrotynsDs or enr falsely representing
Iuit 600 animal lH registered ua pare
bred when Il lH not Afr Sanchez pro-
posted o. mike ruud from nvicn 10
MaudHleuh state highway ludro
barnes introduced "a mspsure relating
t1 hs uiunF of vacancies boz city cuun-
rlla ut boards of trustees and Au3 va
cauCy bee the office of mayor
Senate bills riN. twelve aud four
teen. which have been passed D., the
upper huuHu, were presented 90 the
lrwor branch. Tile committee ON cdu-
cation reported out favorahly the
hlll hY iAuWoud uud ituht rHuu ALLOW
ur tho consolidation of schools In
different counties
tn addition 20 the bills presented
hy Senator lalfd 10 the Tuesday az
tCruuun rcfinn % tn senate seeking
to give prHsreu~sl@to hunurthly dts
charged soldiers In public offices,
state. county utd municipal. uhd tk-
,mptug them from poll taxes und
taArs uu personal property ~ o. t2.-
600. Senator .. n. Tuily offered "a
measure providing for tho cH-oueru-
ton uf the state with tho federal roN-
rrum,nt lu assisting soldiers iul sail.
urs "a settle un public land.
The measure would create "a sul-
diur settlement commissioner with "a
salary OF $4,000. THIS commissioner
with th, the president of the state
agricultural college and the state land
commissioner, VIII act uH u soldier 10y %
tlrment board 900 fund would
be- HyaUuhly Cor the work ot this
board Projects may Doe und, rinkru
with the operation ~ thc federal
government involving the reclamation
Ut thp lands Within the state hy drain
age, irrigation. and the rrIuval "f
trees and stumps the building Of lev.
ces. sea walls necessary roads land
T l,yollug. fertilization ana the Ike,
senator Baird proposed measure
amending section one uf chapter tA
uf the tHI5 yuie relating tu the Hul
aries anG duties uf the assistant ouiu-
missioner OF puhll, lands N Raises
tho salary uf tine ASSISTANT frum s. -
. Uuu tu s.. 500 aud HlluWr thr pumuiif
sipuyr to sNpcud f-stuN additional
yury iu Dlprk hire. fvnnhiu Sulntai
.puusurpl Two measures. one amend
iur ptrurrlphs 1914 ANA lhl' oi lh'
. 1919 code and tho other rm'ndIu
srptIun t6lN OF thc l1i' code.
A communicative was received from
thp CliNtun Humry club uudurHnr
fht proposed state department OF
F nrtfh and urrIur tho senate tu unNi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Organization Would Have Powers
TO Acquire Real Estate and Con.
struot Building rs Monument TO
our Hero Dead.
BILL FOR HIGHWAY FROM
HERE TO PENNINGTON UP
Measure Provides for Commission
ers Of -Four Counties 10 Levy
Special Tax of One Mill for
Three Years.

aFrrfAl rnnaNHrnarrHf 70 fiW Hrnstf
Santa in. y NJ lsn. luyHruurar
unn of Ia r.utnrIlF hail Ha.npbtIou
With u.yylf. t.. H.fuIf. r,4f ,.t4te and
tUu.tfurt Ii memorial htU whore the
s,ryIr.s of ds,t .nIlIpra. sailors and
unrluts Uns Nr commonwealth b.
provided fur tn % bUI introduced .u
The house of r,pr,s.utatIvss uu Tles
dny afternoon b., H,pr,aputut.,p clan
~ of Santa Fo The diroDturs and
trustees would he o.. \ Hughes Frank
Springer a. " IritUntrl, Arthur
senEmhu, Mrs Adplnu ptvru. Nufruu.
"a, -. bur~uW. Charles o.. TuuwHH.
Npfuudluu Romero Felix Iuftn, MIC.
Yuma Raymond John W Foe. " ".
Robertson. r.. TO- Ryan. O.. 90. tuah.
man and David lHulllH.
The memorial han Hseuriltiun VIII
douhtless follow plan outlined fHr
the construction ui ID suitable m,lu.
rial fur the stnto.s nupu hcrnr. nl
popular subs,ripuuu o. hus boon
surrostgd that urr.uiEutluns bp form.
ed lu each count, uf th, state 90 raise
money f,r such IL PURPOSE, From fut
funds. uu auditorium would hp ,un.
structcd ut SOME point in thr Hiufr
possibly Nhnih fv
The hin for tho construction uf u
highway from Pennington boo SAN
Juan count, t0 Alhuuutrtiyr. made ITS
FIRST appearance 600 ru, IuN IuUrr
lta terms. unp puuuu ,umutIr.luuurH
could lew special tHN uf one nII
I for thrp, YEAR, u tho ,uuuup# ul sIu
Juan. rio ArrIhu. SuuduyiI auI I,T.
nnIulo Iu order That the highway
might hp immediately constructed 90
would hp permitted tu ISSUE trr.Iul
T certificates. tny sale uf which would
provide sufficient funds for thr WurE
sn,sl.r s.I.I, t,y r.,tt..f ,.r..,u,
. 49,, 'I ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05


senator Knox said although the
American people had expressed the
opinion that they had right 10 send
cuantWisr vessels through the Panama
canal. without charge ana three biz
political parties had endorsed this
policy. this Carnegie peace orrani-
nation spent 80. .uuo or f3o.ooo 10
circulate literature urging the repeal
u the act comforting that riEht TO
shlpginE'
senator Ashurst declared that his
party's failure 60 keep ~ pledge re-
gardin. that act had done more 10
undermine confidence IN the dsf.o-
cratic party than anything VIZ ever
ala"
senator Weeks of Massachusetts.
republican, and senator Lewis. Of lili.
nois, smith OF Georgia, ana Reed uf
Missouri, democrats. led IN protests
against the irltish EMBARGO.
senator Weeks said h. ala not
charge that the embargo was aimed
against the United Stafra, but H,iiator
Lewis remarked that majority of
articles listed are manufactured in the
middle west The Illinois senator said
the action pirht bring ON trade
war.
u invite the attention of hritiuh
officials To- the delicate situation" he
continued while the president h ln
France battling Tor the principles our
country feels are necessary, one of our
own allies IA ~ "a course 80 inimlrhl
% the welfare ~ the rniteJ stntcs
that u is calculated 90 create a sentl-
ment ~ hostility which VIII umbarrass
harmony In the United states,
Senator Weeks HHid that the em-
hnrEn's purpose WIS 90 build ~ Britt
ish industry 10 ~ pro-war normal
condition.
This building up. however" said
Mr. WcalgH has directly the reverse
effect on our own industry. The time
has come when We must give attou-
ton 10 our dumoutic nffHira and pro-
toct our own commerce
In the discussion senator Reed re-
fcrred 20 pncinHt movements In
. France and England about six years
[ ago. ana declared the Carnegie toun-
dalton had branches In every country
I that we're "iulntly conspiring 20 cons
/ troll the policies ~ these countries"
e do not hesitate" he continued.
/ TO question the loyalty % any or
pnninutiuu that sits IN the United
7 states today and conaplres with lot
! ct ucrmnns. SNedca. nungtrians or
] English. to work out Il policy that ~.
I focts the policy of our government"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
W. II. Taft Says That Allies Are
Only Half Through With Curing
Prussia Of Horrible Philosophy
Of Frightfulness.
MEETING FOR STRONG
LEAGUE NOW IN SESSION
League to Enforce Peace Plans to
Hold Nine Congresses Through.
out the Country During the
Current Month.

fHr ssanCfafFr FuHaa
New YORK. Fob. i.W with more than
nntic Congress for League nf Ma
uons began two day session here
TODAY. The congress b. under the aus
pirrH ~ the League to Enforce peace.
II b. the first uf series of nine Con-
giessea 90 ho held this month through
out ~" county
To assure the formation of a
strong" league of nations nnd the
acceptance uf such a league by the
United States senate. u was announced
thnt plans Will bo outlined a. these
congresses for uu intensive campaign
rruchlng every city and town In the
country
IN President william ~ Taft. a.
president of the league delivered the
keynote address.
Mr TAFT said that II the purpose "
tho war iH to ho achieved league
like that contemplated IN the league
oi nations ~ ".galspenanhlc.
We have beaten Germany 10 un'
conditional surrender" saia SIR Tart
"uud those who won are going to die
tate the treaty uf peace. The purpose
ur tho war must hv measured by ths
purpose uf Gormnuy Tho purpose ul
Germany under forty years 90 prepn
tutIuu Hud u philosophy vicious In ey'
cry WAY. was 60 establish in the nam'
Of GOD her luat ~ world power b,
force"
Tho allies "real achievement" ac
rurilng 90 the speaker has been M
cure OF the German people from
horrible philosophy, which reuche,
lu ruitiQn in Grrmnnys u'r0rluu
conduct ~ the war.
'iiut We are only han way through
with that rure,' said Mr TAFT w,
hIf. ht them over the head with
club. but Wr have got Go hold tha
rIuh over them us A guarantee tnn
] SOME
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
CroWder Never Was
Reprinanded, War
Department Says

Washington. lrob O. It wus stated
officially today that war department
records showed that Provost Marshal
General Crowdrr never had been
rrpIimundcd hy General March fnr
any cause. aud that there was no
mark against General CrowderH en-
trO military record. \ resolution ln.
rpducnd yesterday hy Representative
SloFnl 90 scW York. proposed that the
spctlur uf TIE horsr appoint special
committee To investigate various
charges affecting the war department
Including one thut General Crowder
had been ropr.manded Tor expressing
hIa views before u congressional COM
Wittrr N W1s FRit az the department
thHt tho files showed lctters cNchung.
pd between Secretary Hukrr General
MurUh and General Crowdrr dealing
with differences % opinion regarding
the druu program, but that there had
b,su uu rcurimund,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
GERMAN COLLAPSE DUE ONLY
TO MILITARY WEAKNESS, is
j OPINION OF HUN WAR CRITIC

London Tuesday Feb. via Mouirca-Auy idea that the
final collapse due revolution solely blockade
secuted article in the Frankfort Ieing by the military
writer, Major pauluS
General Ludcndorn beaten. says Paulus when he
the AutwcrpMctz line this line could
have held Neither flank I'm the north the
Dutch frontier left for retreat. In the Ncrdm
provided the enemy break through The line
from Diccnhofcn Metz already oulankd when the st.
Mhiel salient lost.
Pauus therefore maintains that udendor right when,
end of September, he announced impossible
nuc any longer This due says pauus any
thing that occurred in Germany but because the military
situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
DOTS AND DAsHEs
,s@esssss>SesseeseA~-

Paris President Wllaun presided
over the commission Of the society
uf nations which had before u the
completed project for constituting the
league. There ia NO authoritative In
formation concerning the details OF
the project.
Washington Sweeping invesilga-
tion of the iinlshoyiki, the l. " w
nnd other propaganda was ordered
unanimously hy the Herntr after FeV-
prai senators had declared orranlza- q
tlOns We're plotting the overthrow of
the American EusernWrni hy Nu-
lonco.
Washington a government monop-
oily of the meat Industry WIS Hdvo-
catea hy livestock producers before
the senate nrricultTe committee ns
tho only means uf satisfying both the
producer and consumer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

uu November o.. the American
IN Eu' op, WIS composed of NO,Ni2 Of
nr'rH ana ,NGN,i7i men. while llt2
utu,urh uud 2l.u12 men were ut Hvh
curuuto To- Europe The marine con-
tnrcnt in the oNpvditlonaH force on
that dat, Wus tuu4 Officers and al-
3N3 men, mUkiug th, total European
army strength. eithrr iu Franco ur
cnruut, There, s.uOAo3i Officers and
men.
~ the United SiHt,s ou that date
were l,t3t. 900 army personnel and iu
the iusulur possession. the canal Iunv,
AprkHt etc. hH,tdh.
The total strruriu ot the siberian
expedition ON thnt date wuH .1h ui.
frers and \. SOC men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
~ rss sssoc,srsp rrsss

Washington Feb 5Dcmocrais and republicans in Abe
today joined criticixng the British embargo imports
calling TO the effect would have American industry
During the discussion followed senator Reed II Missouri
democrat attacked the Carnegie foundation activities abroad,
qu toned s loyalty aud declared II should be dissolved senators
Knox Of Pennsylvania republican, Ashurs Of Arizona democrat
joined a the attack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Peace Delegates
Take Up Damage
Done by Enemy

. Paris. Feb. tDrhs peace con- =
. ference COMMITTEES on rtpnfa- .
, tionH met this afternoon and e. .
y changed views regarding the =
= principles covering fapnratiouH =
FOR duuuGsH caused hy the
. enemy and based on ms moran- =
. da which win be- presented hy
= the DELEGATIONS Of the countries =
y affected. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Connecticut Is
. First State to
Reject Dry Law

. Hartford, Conn. Fub iiN
. 10 vote of 2n 60 ~ the Connect.
. cut spnutc this afternoon refused
to ttify the federal prohibition
. luirudmrut
. Action hy the Connecticut son I
. ate D. the first vote against rHi.-
. fl,utiou thus ttr taken by any
. branch Of u legislature in the
& United States
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
The Packers Lose Again
An Idol Totters
A Tardy Awakening

xVjllEN the President Of the
Nv United States speaks,
W whether some Of M agree
with him or not, the rest Of the
country must listen. The President
has spoken mcquiyocally regard.
ing the report of the federal trade
commission. relating 10 the activ.
ity Of the packers. Says Mr.. VIII
sou. through his secretary;
There would De no warrant for
his interfering with the Judgment
aud action Of the commission.
The executive branch of the
government hes refused to aid the
packers IN their fight for justiii.
cation Right now the legislative
branch is making matters rather
uncomfortable for them. There il
still left the judicial branch. So
far We have not heard nf the big
five as plaintiffs on a writ of error
tu the supreme court of the United
states, iu' whatever any other
tribunal may say about the pack.
crs, the forum of public opinion
has already passed ON their ease.
We are standing on the thrcsh-
hold Of q new day The methods of
ycstcrycar will no longer be- toll
Grated Fair play between big bus.
mess aud the public must be- the
uuly basis of economic intercourse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

NV IUTN F0h7 HaI ThnHe1
first hlHrmnu of the Cincinnati Na
t.nntl l.pgua club was toduy NeQnit-
ted of tho charge uf attempiinr to In
lluvu,t tnr result OF baseball games
last summer,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
LOYALTY OF CARNEGIE
FOUNDATION is UNDER
FIRE In The SENATE

Discussion Of British Embargo on Imports Develops
Into Attack on Any Organization That Sits With
Lot of Germans, Swedes, Hungarisns or Eng
lsh to Work Out Policy; Action Of Britain Is
Creating Sentiment Of Hostility Says Senator
Lewis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

nut yesterday. bis word mrht
have stood against the world. now
There ur" none so pour To- do him
reverence"
1is rpituuh on tacsaf might hc ap.
uilnhip in measure 60 Nj Hoover.
who. however iH very much alive. The
attacks ou Hoover ly Edward e. las
ator former chief of the livestock aud
markets division of the food HdmiuiH-
tfntion, continue before the house iu-
tsrntnte commerce committee. No
fnr there has been nu noticeable rush
OF champions to take ~ the cudr.ls
in Nj nuoVers behalf
while the American people viii NJ
dnuht suspend Judgment until NJ
Hoover hus had opportunity Co. reply
There h no doubt that the food ad.
mIuistrHtuf huH lost great part ~
hs popularity during the past tNu
ysirr " ir but natural That hr
should no mere human hrlng could
restrict the appetite 81 the people
without iuUurrlug storm ~ protest.
A. this stage uf The game ~ b. iiu-
pussibi" tu Judge ~ The merits ~ the
controversy between Hoover aud Las.
ufDr We are merely stating a. hard,
cruel fact. which cannot ho success
fully youtfidlctsd Nj Hoover no
longer la the popular Idol that be- was
during those days when ne did such
splendid rcuef work in Belgium.
Whgu "a hard she'll old democrat
iil,, SENATOR Thomas of 'ulufthu.
begins to find fault with hH parry
one may De sure that there BE- some
thing radically wrong The other dnN
hs made the outright statement that
the democrats. who had been Hrruaa
INK tho republicans uf pgsHing class
legislation. had themselves been rc-
spuuHiblc Tor more of this KIND ~
law making during the past six NUurr
than over before in the hi-ton Of tho
country.
NuW comes into court Senator Assn.
utst Of Arizona, who declared in Tho
senate today that his purNs failure
tu keep lts pledge regarding the scnd
ing of American CuustNisc traitl'
through the Panama canal without
cha rye. had done more tn under
mime confidence M thu dumuCrutl.
pArtN thuu anything We ever did
We wonder whether the renllzntipn
vum,H too late us fnr as the 1920
election iH concerned, tt ans rate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-07
REMARKABLE RE.
Suits IN MEDICINE
Young Man From Bartlett,
kansas, Gains Twenty Nine
and q Half Pounds in
Eighteen Days.
Results Due to Correct dag
nosis and Scientific
Treatment.

The successful treatment Of disease
and the ability 10 help the individual
who ha, been suffering from some
%deep-seated lingering condition should
rank first either in the arts or SCI
ences. Humanity goes wild at times
over great war inventions or some
new method 10 overcome elements,
or some wonderful mechanical in
y~en,ion that will save labor or make
men fortunes, but very few indeed
consider the value OF their owl bod
ie, or give credit to he family doctor
or surgeon who usually gives all he
ha. or does his best for his fellow
man. This i, ian age OF specialism
The family physician who treats you
for typhoid fever and other acute
conditions, has not the time, however
mach he desires, 10 study and inves-
tigate the latest methods for the
treatment Of chronic diseases.
Wonderful strides have been made
in medicine. Where formerly YOU took
great masse, Of medicine in your
stomach, latest discoveries have
proven that direct to the blood stream
methods, or what is known as intra-
venous medication, yields remarkable
results.
The following from Mr.. Gille,t not
only proves the value Of correct dag
| nosis, but Of this more scientific
method OF treatment:
MAY n, 1917.
II had been suffering for about =
year snd a half. was treated by 4
number OF doctors. Some of them
pronounced my condition As tubercu-
losis, others would diagnose Wy case
as first one thing and then another.
On May ), 1917. | called on the Inter
State Doctors. I had run down 10 l07
pounds. They examined me land
placed myself in their care, In eish-
teen days time | gained 29H pounds.
cheerfully recommend the Inter
State Doctors"
M. L. GILLETT."
or course all chronic diseases can
not be cured, but many so-called in
durable ones have been successfully
treated by the Inter State Doctors.
With the accepted and best meth
DDS for reaching ali chronic eondi-
lions. the Interstate Doctors, who
have their Oklahoma City Institute
on the fifth floor OF the Herskowitl
building, have combined far-reaohins
methods Of their own,
Their extraordinary facilities for
diagnosis and seeming sixth sense
that enables them TO locate any deep
seated. obscure lesion that always
nrecedes sny chronic condition Is moi
the least factor IN their success.
They have helped thousands hack
TO health. Some have been cured IN
one treatment (such ~ varieose and
other eniarEements.)
Examination Is free 10 all. but only
durable cases will be accepted for
treatment. II Your disease IL incur
able you will be told 80 and not one
penny Of your money will be taken.
However, many cases that are incur.
able ny old methods can be quickly
cured by this wonderful new treat.
ment OF the Inter State Doctors.
Office hours: Q tn s. evenings. J "a
9; Sundays, 10 to y only. (Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-07
CHARGES
INTIMIDATION
Strong Means Used to Keep
Court Session Secret, Says,

In,imidatipg gesture, Wctc made by
a deputy sheriff IN the office oi the
district court. toward Nema DeNr.
mond. s]tenoerapher II the office OF
Judge J. l. Phelps when the case oi
Jewell Johnson for divorce from
George 4. Johnson was called in ~.
cret session before Judge Hal Johnson
Of the district court, according 10 a
statement by Miss DeArm1nd this
morning
VIVA, i, going On here 8 visitor
asked as he indicated the Gordon oi
officials who guarded the approach "a
the Judges chambers.
Sheriff" Miss DeArmond man.
aged TO say
"Sh -h.h," the deputy began with al
imperative gesture Have YOU po' +,
blab everything Miss DeArmond de
~clares he said.
NO ! don't have to blab c,ers.
.hing." MI" DeArmond replied TT,
a good thing. | don't, too
Now the court official, are after hcr
job, Miss DeArmond says.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-07
elKS ARE PLANNING
FLAG DAY EXERCISES

Oklahoma City Lodge No Az. Of
Elks will observe flag day, June IA. by
a public patriotic program at 4 O'Clock
in the evening in ElkS home. 4 patri-
otto addre" by $. =. Freeing. attof.
ney general The History of the
Flag" by Major Claude Nowlin, re.
Gently commanding the horse battal.
ion. jllth ammunition train, A. + L,
a tribute to the flag by the lodge. and
altar services by officer, comprise
main features OF the program.
Mrs Michael Conlin will give a
reading on The Flag OF 1915" and a
special musical reading by Ralph Rose
and the Elks band will lead the mu
seal numbers. A vocal selection By
Mrs. H. A. Go,hold is another feature.
The program closes with America"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-07
death LETTER" SENT
TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June L.
United States District Attorney Fred
Robertson Of Kansas City, Has, enc
my of l. w. W and bolsheyism. re.
oeiyed a letter late yesterday bear
ing the Sign OF d%eath"--the skull
aud cross bones. The note, le,ter,
IN heavy characters, read
You'd better let up or you'll &c,
this"
Although this i, not the firt
warning" Mr.. Robertson has received
since his prosecution OF the thirty
two l. W. W. leaders a, Wichita. i,
is known he went 10 Wichita last
night closely guarded