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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Meetings and
Conventions

Plans for the wider promotion of
sheep husbandry in the United States.
especially in the eastern portions, will
be considered at a conference in Phila-
dclphia on April 20 and 30 The call
for the conference was issued by A. c.
Bigclow, president of the More Sheep.
More Wool Association of the United
States. About 200 persons representing
all branches Of the wool industry, from
the sheep raiser to tho retail clothier,
and even financial interests, will at
tend the conference.
Details of the proposed merger of
the American Mems and Boys Clothing
Manufac turers' Association and the New
York Clothiers' Association will be dis
cusscd by committees representing the
two organizations at the Hotel Brevoort
Wednesday noon. The movement toward
merging the two associations of cloth
IS manufacturers in this city into one
was Segun ZONE time ago 1t is pos
sible that two separate bodies will be
Incorporated when tho merger is COM
plctcd, one to handle general questions
and the other to deal with labor mat
tcrs. Legal technicalitics, it is said.
make the two interpretations necessary.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
Basic Com ditie
April 12, 1919


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New-York tribune., 1919-04-13
The Tribune Page of Business News
An affair OF Honor

CA statement by Carter Glass for The
Trlbunes Page OF business Ncws)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
preRibitiensmSelih>
feiten.

Die 9robibitionsbetpeg11ng III Sen
gereinigten 5taaten bilbet imr1er
mebr 6as 8il6 elmer gefdbrli6en
&ronfbet, nn6 3tpar zines bo6gra6i-
gen geiitigen 2ei6ens. MGe %ein5elnen
gribeinungen fotnie Der gauge Ser
Ianf 6iefes 9ei6ens 6e11ten nnf Ser
folgnngsuabn Fin. Mneroingg ni6t
Dos, mas man gen0brli9 oor11nter
beritebt ionoern EN- nngefebrter
Verfolglngsuabn. Sic mdibnen 1i9t
ii6 berfoIgt, lon6ern Ieioen unter Dem
Die ubrige Menidbeit ber-
at miiiien, nobel tie ii9 elblt
ais 3med boripiegeln, tie 1pdiren ba5u
beitimmt, Sic Menfden iittlim 51
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

Geilnabr1e am Mlt1gli6en berloren
baben, balan hredt Die MuBe tie nit
ibrer 2eerbeit, met, na9bem br I'd.
Iturlliides gmpfinoen abgeitun1pff
life mabltg mebr 1T Drer nmgebung
|finben, bag lire Nlfnferfiamfeit be-
|idaftigt. Daber ihipirren tie bon ei-
rer Edtigfeit our a1lberen, nm nar'
Isle 3eit alsanfunen, nibt nm e 81
riisen. mniere nltdgliibe Welt ipie
eine Hobrfl6te, ibr tpabrer 8ert liegt
nidt III ibr ielber, ionoern ii Der
M1ujif, Die Der unenblihe bnrd ibr
|leereg S1rnere ertionen IaB uno Die
ode Sic pernebmen, Die Die @abe urb
Isle Ml1be bes Bemuts bQben, auf tie
al bIoSren. Mber menn Bic Gralen iii6
|getp6bner, ieoes Sing nod bent Bert
ein8niddBen, Sen es fir tie lelbit bat,
Damn f03n1en mir oara1f gefaBt ein,
baB lie tpiten6 gegen unieren @eiit
|5turm Iaufen, I'M uniere 5eele bon
|Der itiqen 8egegnlng init bem Gtpi-
gen fort5uloden nn6 1tns babin 5n
[bringen, baB mir beriuden, 0ie Slim.
me bes Mnenoli1en burb Sen ii11nlo=
fen 2drm raitloier Bei6dftigfeit gu
|betdnben.
min 6amit r1i9t lager. BOB bas
bduSli9e 2eBen bas ein5igeS2ebm fir
eiine i5Srau lit, lei es Die bduslide Welt
tnHpr fpf pa Srn1t6pn I'm Qphpn fnInn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Sic 6ra,t

SD babe al elmer a1roeren 5teIe
ige5ogt, haB man bel Der 5srau oes
lAefeng eine GENTLE Gubelpiigfeit be-
obobtet. oie nidt i6rer Dabren geaa
tur e~ntipreden fnn11. Dern 5raner1,
Isle be1onoerer nr0 gelDaltiarler Mn-
regnng IN ibren nmgebllng beourfen,
nm lire S%nterelien mad5ubalten, be-
|meiIen nun, baB lie Die 8eriibrl1ng nit
|ibrer eige1ren, tpaDren @elt Derloren
baben. Dffenbnr gibt es I'M Belten
cine groBe Mn5aB bon Sraa1en, bic,
ebenio mie Die Mdn1er. nnes, mas
aetpobnIiA na1b ant6glib III, berad-
ten. sic iino immer oarauf aus, ct
naS Undergraduates al finben. Y.
Itrengen ole ibre &rdfftte an, cine I'M
ebte Originalitdt berDor5ubringen,
Die, nern 1ie qn6 ni9t befrieoigt,
bod .uberraibt. 9ber foIde Mnftren-
qmngen 5inb nidt bag 3etd]en mabrer
2ebensfraft. llnb fie miiiien 0ensSrau-
EN- ber0erbli6er iein oils ben Mans
nern, meil Die Grauen mebr als Die
M411ner bic Grager Der 2ebtnsfrdffte
iinb. 5ie iinb Die Grdger beS Wen=
l1engei1le1tes n1tb baben Elm Ieben-
oiges Sntereiie an ben Dingen, Die tie
umgeben, eben an ben Dingen bes an-
t4gIid)en 2ebenS;; tpenn iie 0ie8 Sn-
tereile nidt batten, miiBte bic Menfb-
.beit 1tntergeben. @enn tie 6a6urbk
bob ite beltdn6ig Nnreg1ng bon au-.
Ben inder, elmer Nrt geiitiger Gr1lr1=
fenbeit ~berfallen, 10 DaB tie obne tire
tdgli6e Doiis ieniationeller grregung
ni6t mebr ausfommen f0lnnen, 10
berlieren ite 6as feline gmpfinben, 6as
ite bon Nat11r baben, nnb nit Inn
Die i60nlte 8lute ibrer 8eiblidfeit
nn0 augleid Die &naH, 6ie Meni6-
belt nit Dem at berieben. mas 1ie am
n0tiglten bran6t.
Des Mannes Snterei1e Fir feline
Mitmeni6en miro crit pirfli9 ernft,
aDen1l er iebt, .oaB tie beion6ere 6dbig-
fetten beiiBen ODER bon beionoerem-
Nllben fem f0nnen, nber feline .Sran
fuablt Sntereiie fir lire Mitmen1den,
neil iie ~leben6ige @efdopfe, neil jie
Menf9en iin6, nibt neil fie einem
beion6eren 3mef 6ienen foi;nnen o6er
neil fie ~eine Gdbigfeit baben, sic lie
Defenders betpunoert. l1n0 neiI 6ie
6rm 6ieie @abe fat, ubt iie Iolden
i8auber nnf unfere @eeIe aug; 6ie
ELECTROMAGNETIC Giine hires 2ebenszz
.intereiies 1T 10 an5iebeno, baB iie al.
lem an ibr, ibrer @e6e, ibrem Ga
dden, ibrer 8etnegnng Mnn11tt berleibt;
oenn Nnmut flieBt aus biefer Sarmo-
ME nit Dem 9eben, oas uns nmgibt.
Bum @liif fir uns bot nnfere M=
tagsapelt Ole feline 11n6 unanf6ringIi-
5bonbeit oe8 Mnt1gliiden uno.
mir bra1lden 11nr unfer eigen,es gm-|
pfinoen often gu balten, I'm feline
@unber at begreifen bie niGt III Die
Mngen fallen, neil fie geiitiger Mrt
iin6. 8enn mir 6ur9 Ben GuBeren
binourbblifen 10. fin6en
tDir, bob 6ie @ef in ibren nntGgli-
den Grideinungen Elm 0un0er 1T.
@ir erfolien 0iele 8abrbeit 11n111ftt-
telbar 611r9 bie @nbe Der @iebe, uno
Die Sro11en erffennen bnrb 6iefe 60
be, BOB Der @egenita16 ibrer 2iiebe
lu6 !3n1reigung troy ieiner 5erlump,
ten Siile un6 MntdgIidfeit 11nenbIi,
den 8ert bat. @enr Die 5raren 6iel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Ser beriihmte .inoiide 9ihter

Ser beriibmte in6iide 9ihter
&abinoranatb Sagore, Der bor
mebreren Sabren nit bent Site.
raturlNobel-8reis ausge5eib.
net ipur0e, bat Elm neues BUD
v9erlonaIitp" gefbrieben, 1eiier
bentIde Mnsgabe ben1nahit bel
a11rt @olff in 2eip5ig erlbeinen
miro. Die folgenoen munoerbar
feinen uno gebanfenDouen gl1lS.
fibrungen geb0ren at ben Der.
porragenblten bes mertbpaen
8ud]es.
Sm gesempartigen 5ta6iuun Der
@ei6idte lit bic &11ltur fait aus.
lblieBlid mdnnlid; es 1T cine &11ltnr
ser Ma6t, bic Die 6rau obietB IN
Sen 5dotten gebrdnst bat. Daber bat
oieIe &nltlr ibr 8leibgeDibt perlo-
rem un0 taumelt bon einem &rieg
gum anoeren. Sbre Eriebfrdfte itno
aerIt0renoer Mrt un6 ibr &ultus
itiir5t eben megett ibrer @inieitigfeit
nit u%ngebeurer Sdneaigfeit bon &u-
toItropbe gu 4ataltropbe. nno enolid
lit oie 3eit gefommen, 100 Die Sra1
eingreifen unb 0ieiem rudii6tSloien
2auf Ser Ma6t ibren 2ebensrbDtmuS
mitteiIen muB. 9enn 0ie Nufgabe Der
6ruu lit Sic palibe Mufgabe, Die Der.
@robooen bat, Der ni6t nur benz
8aln1 bilft, oaB er tDabien fam,
ionoern aud ieinWadstum inShrat1=
fen balt. Ser 8anm m1B Sic Sreibeit
baben, 1i6 ms 2eben binetn5utnagen
uno feline 3meige mod aaen 5eiten
als5ubreiten, aber Der mutterlibe
8oben birgt uno bdlt Die 8an0e felt,
sic i'm NIT ibr berbinoen, un6 n1tr
Du6ur6 fau1 ser 8al1m leben. uniere
&1tlh1r muB al16 ibr paiiipes Clement
babeu, auf 6em fie tief uno felt ge-
griinoet ltebt. Sic muB nidt bloBes
@a6sttm ion6ern barmontlde Gnt-
falhung fem. Sic muB nidt n1tr lire
Melooie, lon6ern ou9 ibren Saft boz
ben. 9ieier Saft 1T feline S9ranfe,
er lit oas, mos sic ufer bent Stub
fin0; iie geben ieinen Waiiern, Die fi9
ionIt int Morait berIieren niir6en,
oauernben 9auf. Diefer Eaft i]t Ser
&bptbml1s, ELM &bptbmus, Ser Die 8e.
pegung Ser 8elt nibt bemmt, ion-
bern ite su @abrbeit un0 S60nbeit
rutt0et.
Die 6rau 1T in tpeit b0berem Ma=
BE NIT BEN paiiiben @igeni9aften Ser
@euidbeit, 8eideioenbeit, 9ingebung
uno Spferfdbigfeit begobt oIs Der
Mann. 9ie paiiiben @igenidaften Ser
9eatur iin6 es, sic lire nngebeuren
&ieienfrdfte at bolenoeten 51opfun-
gen Der S9onbeit nmtpanoeln, Sic
ole piloen glemente 5dbmen, DOB iie
nit garter Giirforge bent 2eben bic
men. 9ieie paiiiben @tgenfbaften boz
ben ser 6ran iene groBe u11b fiefe
tSeelenrube gegeben, bie 10 notig lit,
I'M 6as 2eben 5u beilen, 5u rtdbren
un6 at begen. @enn Dos 2eben it9
MIR immerfort a11sgdbe, 10 tp6re es
Die cine &afete, sic in einem 8lib,
ftrabl auhteigt un6 int ndditen Nu=
genbIid als Slide 1ieoerfdM. Das 2e-
ben aber ioate elmer 9arnpe gIei9enL
6ie nod melt mebr 2eltbtfroft in fid
birgt, als ibre Slamme 5eigt. un6 Die
paIiibe Hat11r Der Srnu lit es, IN Der
6ieler 8orrat bon 2%ebersfrnt a11fge-
ipei6ert lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23


Ibeiiern unb unier anb uno dieB,-z
It'd bic gan5e Melt Dor benz Inter.
gauge 5u betpabren.
Ser @erlauf oeS 2eioens lit bent.
Iri6tigm Mabniim ODER Der Ser.
riidffbeit auffaueno dbnlib. Mlls un-
deinbaren Mnfduen Derfebrter
ben~Smlffaiiung bat nad ano nad
Elm ga1r5es Mabngeb1n6e enhpidet.
@an5 aumdblIii6 bnt iiih ben 8efal-
lenen bag 8ilo BET BeH nberruiidfttn
tie ieben dies berfboben nnh per5errt
llno t1b ttef 11ngliidflih bariiiber. 0ie
ane gerriidften lnd)en he nber bic llr-
|inde biefer gri9ein111g nidbt III ife
III Drern eiget1en Mnfdaltlngsberm0-
ger, io1lbern IN ben angeihn1ltenDiin In
gen. Solgerihtig iingen lie nu9 nit
geiierungSberluden nidt BEL ii1 an,
Bel Drem gelt0rten geiifigen 5ebper-
mogen, lie luden bielmebr Bic Dinge1
ielbIt gerabe at ridden. DnB tie babel
|itorenb in bog 2ebm Der Mitmeniden,
id IN 0as gan5e bdl1sIide uro offent-
|li6e 2eben eingriHen baS peridldgtI
ibnen ntdts. an biefeg 2eben NOR ia
nab ibrer Mnitdt berfebrt, berriih,
ur16 % muBte es eben 3uredfgerIiiM
ner0en. urb tpef11 Sic nnbern 2ente
6iefe Notpen6igfeit ni9t einfeben
tpoqten, muBte man lie eben 6a3u
5tpingen.
.eS1t tpeldher 8eiie Sic @nanfbet nm
i6 gegriffen nnb rad 11no nod 6uS
gnn3e Siiblen nn6 Denfen 0ieier 2el1=
te befangen bot bass miro inns nar,
menn mir inns erin1ern, tpie Die Sc
i6idfe anfi1g 11r16 mie e ieBt itebt.
Mnfangs, Dor bielen Sabren frei-
Ii6, bar6elte es ftb nur nm MddBigzI
felt I'M Erinfen. Dieie iogenannte
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iib 5u-
radilt an 6ie Erinfer nn6 iu6te i'll
men lire 2eioeni9aften nb5ugepob-
men nn6 5u berefeln. Die Gr5iebnng
Der Meni6en our MdiBttgffeiit gliidte
aber niGt redt, Il. 70 berfiel man anfI
BEN @ebamfen, oie @iberbnnrigen 5n
55pingen, 11n6 5tpar b1rb @eieBe. Da=
nit fonnte man aber MIR Sen WiB=|
bnau6 Der geiitigen @5etranffe treffen
l1n6 aldb MIR 90, no er outage trat;
6as Erinfen an fid fonnte man nidt
berbieten, 10 LANCE eS geiitige 8etrdn-
fe gab. Golgeri6tig muBte man bic
@etrGnfe ielbit aus Der @elt 1boffen.
Meit 6ieiem @ntf9lnB mar Der l1eber-
gang bon Der MaBigfeit our gntbaIt
fnu1feit, nnb atpnr Der encouragement
l@ntbaltfn1nfeit bol13ogen. 3nna6itl
erfldrte man ben @irtfduften 6enI
.S&srieg nnb fblieBli9 Ser @etrdnfebe-
reitltng ielbit. Das gipfelt in Der
9an6esprobibition, nno 6nbei itnb mir
ieBt angelangt.
Dnmit iin6 aber 6ie W0glibfeitenl
.6es 8abniinns nod nibt er1b0pft.
11eberrbei Baben Die 3mangSDmte<
ride auf ben Sabaf Elm ibeles Mugel
getuorfen urb iib 0nt1n nod an6eren
Dingen umgetan, Die m0gliiderneiie|
an Dem i9iefen Weltbiloe, 6as ibnen
borldmebt, 16nl6 iein f6j1nten. nn=
beimli9 arbeitet Ser irres@eiit: ftedt
11idt IN @eintrauben, Mepfeln 11nb I'M
0bfte Mberbal1pt Der Genfel Nlfobol2
5ddbe, er hit! Mlo meg nit Dem
8unabit lolen Nepfel nno
8eintrn1tber n1sgetilgt tper6en Dor
Mngeitdte Der Come. go boben
@nr1tm bat nu6 Der &ongreb
8olfe Nusiibt gema6t bob ii6
ieoer in ieinem Sauie ieinen 8e6arf
an 8ier nn6 @ein lelbit beriteaen
f01rnte. Nimmermebrl 2ieber lonenI
nnb 8eintranben Derni6tet
nrnrSnr1 Snh,tnfo ftnrt ~ Sn1. Tn1tfoIII
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23
Gin ei11aiaer 6off1unostern le1tdl

Gin ein5iger 9offn1tngsiftern le11d).
tet ii Diefer finitern Nn6t fir Sic
8olfer 8eutid6iterrei6g: rMle Ser
gen, !" % fprab STEINER, Der 6iterreihi-
l1e &an5ler, uDereinigen ft1 bente
I'M 3unfbe: Mfsoige Der B0Iferbu11o,
a11f ben mir boffen 6eifen 3uinmmen-
freten, 6eiler 8ltnffttiio11e11 ltnb 6eiien
geredte Gdiitigfeit III 11nleren N1tget
cine neientlihe Demonstrating fFiiir 0te
'y@ultiigfeit nno ben 8eifnno 0es Srie-
6enbertrages BON 5t. @ern1nin lit,
moige Dieler 80lferb111b bus nnredt
6ag ct. 8erntain geIdaffeL mieoer.
aus Der Melf baffen." M0ge biefe
#&offnlt1g nidt trigerii6, moge iie.
n1ebr n1g MIR Ell 5bim1ner bon Croft
II bitterilfer, Ieiobei6tperter 5tan6e
feinl .....s#
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

Nsir beabfidteen, baB5 biefer cine eia5ee aIeibers5nEitlitiiD
fem iDQ, ner1bleben Bpm anoeren. 8eridieben IN llberalei1
Stanbpuntten: i'm Dientgeiite, III 5lleeiidertena g ualnatens.
u1b 8erben. Mir sarantieren Sbre 3ufrieoenbeit NIT Int
leren Ware1 6urb ben @ebrand8perinB. Nir erltdtten geld
bereitpiQi9 5lrid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-10-23

sc qibtb bier gDr1binntiDns<Mn5dge Mnb
uniDnsMn5tge in BDrfte6 BDle, 8aums
noble gernii@t, ieibere utb tpDlene unb
gan3 }eibene. Cine merttptrbige Inter-
5eug austpabl
% Dts SIS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21

Mrs. Robert Lee Morrell of New
York City. who has been chosen vice
president of the American Automo-
bile association, has other claims to
distinction as we'll. She was the first
woman to receive the degree of doc
tor of laws from New York univer-
sity, and is reputed also to be lhe first
woman ever entrusted with the ex-
acting duties that devolve upon a ref
cree in bankruptcy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
REGRETS
BULLETS FELL IN
CITY Of Il PASO
Says Rebels Did All They Could
To Prevent IT, But FederaIS
Refused to Come Out In the
Open and Eight.

El Paso. Texas, June pa courier
from General Villas headquarters at
Samalayuca. arrived at the border last
night with communication from
General Felipe Angeles for Brigadier
General James b. Erwin, district com.
mandcr.
Ine communication from General
Angeles was dated June II at his
headquarters near SamdIayuca, thirty
miles south of JuareZ and stated that
the rebels had done everything pos
sible to prevent bullets from falling
in FL PasO. 1t recited that the at
tack was made from the river side
only after Villa had remained outside
of the town three days waiting for
the federals to attack and, when they
refused to give battle in the open. a
demand was made for the surrender
OF the town without a fight. When
this was refused, the communication
stated, the rebels attacked and were
in possession of the greater part of
the town when the Americans crossed,
where upon the forces of Villa and
Angeles were ordered to withdraw and
retire TO the base at Samalayuca.
The position of the Angeles head
quarters, as revealed by the commu-
courisr's statement to the Associated
Press showed that the Villa forces
were much nearer the border than was
at first believed by the military. Re
ports reviewed by Villa agents here
yesterday indicated that a part of
the column was moving south from
Samalayuca in the general direction
of Santa clara canyon with another
column reported moving toward the
Mormon colonies.
As Colonel J. J. HOrnheCk's cavalry
regiment went approximately Fifteen
miles south and southwest of mare2
Monday afternoon in pursuit of the
Villa rebels, his column was within
fifteen miles of the field base AT
SamalayuCa,
Reports received here today after
the return of the Angeles courier,
stated that the headquarters had NOV
ed south to Villa Ahumada, 80 miles
south of the border and at the june
ton of the Mexican Central railroa1
ard the wagon road from Guadalupe,
on the border.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
ARCHlBEQUE FOUND
GUILTY OF ASSAULT


East Las Vegas, n NJ, June 20
The jury which heard the case of the
state against Fulgencio Archibeque,
charged with assaulting Juan Valdez
with a pistol, returned a verdict Of
guilty. Archibeque made the claim
that he did not shoot Valdez, but
that the latter shot twice at him, and
then ran away, He said Valdez must
have shot himself by accident. The
states allegation was that Archibequc
upon being found in the company or
Mrs Petrolna Valdez de Olivas Val
de2 sister, and upon being accosted
by Valdez, drew a gun and shot VAL
de2 through the head. The shooting
took place near Sapello on May 80
Valdez has practically recovered from
lis wound
Judge David ]. Leahy has sustained
the demurrer of Lorenzo Tenorio to
the indictment recently, returned
against him by the grand jury and
charging him with adultery.
Several cases charging larceny of
cattle have been put over to the fall
term of the court. The New Mexico
Cattle and Horse Growers association
is pushing all cases against alleged
cattle thieves In the case against
Zebe Foster, larceny of cattle, the
bond was forfeited, the defendant
having failed to make his appearance.
In other cases continued, eXtenuating
circumstances were the ground.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
The Joy Of
Motherhood Told
Women Tell How They Made Event
Ono of Great Happiness.

In every part or the land there are WON
en- who tell how, through the application
OF Mothers Friend, they entirely avoided
the suffering usually incident to mother
hood. They relate in no uncertain terms
how from its use the days were made
bright and cheerful and the nights calm
and reLtful, how the crisis was passed
without the usual suffering experienced
when nature is unalded and how they pre-
served their health and strength to devote
1t to the rearing Of their children and to
the things life holds for them
Mothers Friend is a most penetrating
remedy. prepared especially for expectant
mothers from a formula of a noted physi-
clan. Strain upon the ligaments is avoided
and instead Of a period of discomfort and
constant dread It Is a season of calm re-
pose. The hours at the crisis are less, and
Mothers Friend enables the mother to re-
tain her natural grace, and her skin il not
cracked and does not become hard or dis.
figured.
Write to the Bradfeld Regulator Com
pany, Dept l., Lamar Building, Atlanta
Georgia. for their Motherhood Book and
obtain a bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the druggist today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
THREE MEN SENTENCED
FOR MURDER BY JUDGE
RYAN IN TAOS COUNTY

Santa Fe, June 20.-District Judge
r. r. Ryan, who held court in Taos
for Judge Leib, and Mrs. Ryan have
left for home Three men were
sentenced for murder by Judge Ryan.
Henry Y. Simpson, son of the famous
scout Captain Simpson, pleaded gull
ty of second degree murder for kill
ing his wife, and was given 40 to 80
years in the state penitentiary. Ben
Jamin Truiillo was sentenced to 20
to 80 years for murder, his bond
being fixed at $4,000 pending appeal
to the state supreme court, V. s
Sanchez was given 80 TO 40 years for
murder, and his bond fixed at $l0,-
600 pending appeal.
Two men, named Maxwell and
Cortez, pleaded guilty to larceny of
cattle, and were given one to two
years. but sentence was suspended,
as was also a defendant named Cox,
found guilty by jury, sentence being
suspended. Tobias Martinez pleaded
guilty to assault with deadly weapon
and will be examined for his sanity.
Samuel Woody pleaded guilty to theft
of cattle and was given suspended
sentence of one to two years in the
state reformatOry. Manuel Lopez
pleaded guilty to larceny of a goat
and was sent to the state reform
atory at Springer until further order
of the court.
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INSTITUTE GRADUATE
IN ARMY RIFLE SHOOT
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Roswell, n. NJ, June 20.-First
Lieut.. r. B. Letcher, a graduate of
New Mexico Military institute, class
1916, who served on the Mexican Dor
der with Battery A, and now with the
146th United States field artillery, has
been selected as one of 200 to COM
pete for a place on the rifle team
which will represent the United
States army at the interallied contest
to be held near Paris this month.
Lieutenant Letcher is at camp
d'Avours, near lie Mans, where the
A. E. F. rifle, pistol and musketry
competition. This event is the largest
of the kind every held in the army
there being about $500 competitors,
representing more than l,oOJ,OVo
men.
Lieutenant Letcher went over with
the 146th. from New Mexico, and was
in charge of the team representing
the regiment at the competition.
Range work on the Rhine during last
winter evidently produced splendid
resuIts-inasmuch as the team took
thirtieth place out of the seventy
eight competing teams. In addition
he was awarded two medals--a bronze
for the rifle, and silver one for the
pistol.
while at the institute Lieutenant
I.etcher took much interest in rifle
shooting. He was a member of the
team which in 1915 won the cham
pionship of the United States in a
rifle shoot between the class "A mill
thrv schools of the country.
During his last year at the insti-
tute, Lieutenant Letcher was senior
captain Of the corps Of cadets,
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should be emphasized in the home and
school as never before. We resolve
that the teachers cooperate with the
Uaronts upon this important national
problem.
We believe every child should be
given proper medical examinations
aud attendance while i'm school and
that public funds should be supplied
for that purpose.
We condemn the evil politics in
our school system and recommend a
measure by which the school officers
may he be placed by appointment
with the sole idea Of efficiency. Also
that no political party shall have a
majority upon any educational board
We hope that nothing adds more
life interest and gladness to a school
room than music. We advise that all
teachers prepare themselves to add
music to their daily program, and
thereby start the children in life with
q touch Of JOY and gladness in their
hearts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-21
FEDERALS FIND
RAILROAD TORN
UP BY V|LL|STAS
'ay NOR ING JOURNAL srrerr LEASED wRrl


Juare2 Mex, June 20.-TrOops des-
tined for the Casas Grandes district, to
guard Mormon colonsts, are being
detained along the way by the neces'
sity of repairing sections of the rail-
road destroyed by villa forces, prior
to their recent attack on this city, it
was learned today. Repair crews are
placing the railroad south in condi-
ton for use again. and part of the
troops bound for Casas Grandes are
guarding these workers, while the
others are being held here.
Repairs will lie completed within
two or three days, these officers said,
to such an eXtGnt that trains can be
run to within short distance of the
colonies. The repair crew yesterday
worked only two or three miles from
Juarez, but today was working about
eight miles south of here.
John Anderson" an American cit
izen, killed in Juarez last Satur-
day night when Villa forces fought
their way into the city, really was
John Henderson McLaren, it was
learned today at the American consul
late, which is preparing a final re-
port on his death. He had a brother
living in Hobart, Ind, to whom word
of his death has been sent.
McLaren, according to information
gathered at the consulate, was in Jail
here when Villa attacked. Apparently
some of the prisoners were freed by
Villa followers and McLaren was
standing outside the Jail door when
bullet struck him, inficting a fatal
wound. The body was buried in To-
cal cemetery.
Military men here today expressed
belief that several bombing planes
brought north to Chihuahua City by
General Manuel Dieguez for use
against Villa may prove effective.