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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18

4 hot weather special Isle finished cote
and toes Black, white, Palm Beach, navy, sla
tam Sizes 91a to liz, Some bargain.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18

Buy as many as you want at this price while
Sleeveless, Fneck, knee length elastic waistband
made of fine checked nainsook Sizes 81 to So
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18
Baby Binders

Baby Binders
At 400, binders OF flannel with
pinked edges.
At 800 are vanta knit binders,
tie with tape.
At $1.25 are Vanta knit bind
ers of silk and wool.
At 6OG are Arnold binders, soft
and elastic.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-18

lazy R1AlL 10
At 800, shirts of soft knit cot
ton.
At SOC are merino shirts.
AT $1.2O are merino shirts, fin
er quality.
AT $1.55, shirts Of silk and
wool
At $1.39, shirts of silk, wool
and fiber.
At Z5c, Vanta shirts, cotton
with twistless tape tie.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-10
Roses at Christmas.

The fact that we can get flowers out
Of doors at Christmas time is In itself
a sufficient justification for growing
the Christmas rose, but besides that
II is worth growing for itself. says
Country Life In America. Its large
white flowers, fully two inches across,
resembling those Of giant single
rose. although as a matter Of fact It
belongs to the same family as the but
tercups, never fail to excite enthusl-
asm In the season Of snow and Ice.
The plant Itself grows only six to
eight inches high. and the large.
greenlsh-whlte flowers are borne In
clusters and nestle closely among the
dark green leaves.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-10
Novel Christmas Salad Bowl.

By the time that the salad course
arrives at the Christmas dinner all
that surround the festive board are
apt to be warm. It will be refreshing
to see the salad come to the table In
a block Of Ice. Smooth the Ice square
with a hot fiat iron and make a cavity
In the center with the same utensil.
Border with crisp lettuce and sprigs
Of holly and ali with salad. Place the
block on several thlcknesses Of cloth
or deep platter and put around 1t q
wreath Of holly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
FARMERS ASE FOR
RETURN OF RAIL Ways
Five Organizations Pro.
test Against Continuing
Federal Control

NNSHiNGTbN Jan. 2a.-Rcprc-
~eniaiivcs of five biz farmers organ.
izaton- met here today TO prepare
memorials 10 President Wilson and
congress asking for the immediate re-
turn of the railroads 90 private con-
troll ana the prompt enactment OF
legislation 10 meet present conditions.
Protests against Representations
heretofore made that the farmers IA
vor continuing government control
Tor at least two years were made By
delegates
Tde conference was called by W.
J. Drummond. of Kansas City. chair
man of the board Of governors OF the
international farm congress. and e.
g.. AtkrSun of the national grange.
was elected chairman
organizations represented Included
besides the International Farm son-
Fress. the National Farmers congress.
ne National Grange. tho American
Federation of Farm bureaus and the
National Farm union Delegates said
lheso ORGANIZATIONS aad O. member
ship OF UUu. 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Big Newspapers Fail
to Conserve Paper
B, ID ll.a.I.TLn raraa

W ilNiIDN. Jan. 2e.-Nolun-
tary reduction uf news print con-
sumption by publishers Is the primary
remedy ui the paper shortage. Chair
man DolNer of the federal trade COM
mission said today before tho house
WAYS and means committee.
Publishers OF bis papers. despite
agreements among themselves. have
not praCticcd tho economy that Is
necessary be added.
Repeal OF the excess profits tax and
removal of all tarin ON news print al
50 were suggested hy Mr.. Cover as
remedies. lie said tho shortage trou-
ble began with the excess profits tax
encouraging unusually large oNpendi-
lures :or advertising as a means OF
oyading the tax
Smaller publishers are most hurt"
declared Mr. Culver, "because the
larger publishers are Keeping paper
from them by taking paper on CON
tract"
Tho contract price. ne declared
averages four and uuc-quartcr cents
ana the current market price De- about
nine cents. The cost of prnduoing
paper ON April I, 1915. was two aud
tour-tifihs cents a pound but has "in-
creased materially" since then. col
-Ncr said
No increase in production through
new mills TO equal the Increased CON
sumption. WAS in sight he continued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
PORK BARREL
LEGISLATION
CAUSES row
Senator Reed Denounces
Cut in River and
Harbors Bill

wAsHGNGTON. Jan. 2s.- sharp
denunclation OF the action of the
house in cutting down the rivers and
harbors appropriation hill marked
the beginning of senate commute,
hearings today on the measure whicl
usually IL referred to as pork barrel
legislation.
Describing the bill ~ product q
peanut politics. Senator R'ed.
democrat. OF Missouri. warned hat
the senate would have to adopt ilo-
ture TO pass the measure.
This bill results from cheap Pill
ties over In the house Of reprcseia-
tiVos." said the senator.
we do The county $1,000 wort Of
damage for every 81 We save byiuts
OF this kind"
Senator Reed cited wealth incrlscs
due To western reclamation prccts
built out OF government funds. thir-
man Jones interrupted To- ray thathe
money -o spent was returned tthc
government
The committee dcridcd 20 90 in
the engineers and 20 over thhili.
item boy Item, with the expert uicc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Text of Jugo Slav
Reply Made Public

PARIS. Jan. 2s.-The text Of the
Jugo-slav reply TO the allied ultl-
matun on the Adriatlc question made
public today. shows ns was stated
yesterday that Il amounted TO a re-
fusal TO accept the compromise Of
feged by the Italians but that In
courteous terms u asked permission
TO lay before the powers some sug-
gcstions for alterations which II con-
siders necessary to secure stability iu
the region surrounding the Adrintic.
As regards the proposal itself ="
says one Paragraph OF the note. the
royal government Is obliged to OBJ
serve that IL cannot accept Il In It's
entirety aud the government counts
on the spirit OF justice and equity OF
the powers party to the communion q
tun OF January 20 TO permit IL TO
submit 10 them notifications imposed
by tho necessity OF assuring peace In
the Adrlatlc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Daniels Says He Can
Name Next President

pHILNpELptliA Jam. 90 Srcrc-
tHry of tho Navy Daniels started cnn-
siderable spcruI alton here hst niEhi
%. Go whom he meant when he Nala
tn % speech that ho could toll Wh"
would Doe tho nest president ut ih'
I.uitnd. Stutra but that Do" did NOT
know tp which party the man Doe
luuTod.
The secretary was addressing ihr
graduating class OF the rcirrr school
%. tho work uf the navy ana ON
American Vu. A. hC concluded ~"
.wunr around and looking ui y.
HAMPTON Moore, rhhldvlphp re-
publican mayor, Hnid
"a can toll you who tho ncNt pr'-'
dent 1t the United states ,s going ln
Ia DO YOU want mr fu tclt YOU Whn
nr Is" don't know whether ne n"-
nra 90 my party or yours. li no
IuH one drop of rCaCuuuury blood ln
hia veins he viii NOT hly" a chance
uf election $50 old fashioned pol .Ic'
lr will do Il' mu-r n" progressive
gud meet the new conditions GA" new
prublews."
When reporters 1-,rd Secretary
BuuIpu whom ur meant he MY
smiled Asked it ih, name of ih'
uuu he had boo mind has boon .ur'ud
rI among those suggested Hs pr"sl'
J,utmI candidate Mr Daniels ~
I'VE Will not discuss that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
PROSECUTOR OFFERS ONLY
tNtONDIrIONA SI'RItENDI'It

'liltAtp, Jan. 2e.--t'nconditlonal !
surrender Is the only basis on which
local federal officials win treat with
JACK johnson. negro puEilist That
announcement was made today bv
ilisifi'i Attorney Charles y. Ciyne.
after reading the Associated Press
dispatch from Mexico city tu the ef-
feet that Johnson planned 10 return
TO the United States and face his
penitontinry sentence for violation OF
the Mann act.
johnson fled 10 Europe In 1918
while out oa bail
some time ago an attorney called
on me tn intcrcede for Johnson" said
Ilync, and later an agent Of the
former champion visited me. but I
told them that unconditional sur
render was the only basis on which
could proceed" "
Johrson's Indictment was the re-
suit OF charges that ha pgld the ran-
road fare uf woman from Pitts
burg TO CHICAGO ard he was sentenced
to one year In the pouitentiary and
fined 81 600
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Relief For European
Countries Is ..ut

WASHINGTON. Jan. 90 Iuc-
tlon of s25.0Oo.O0o In the $500
600 loan proposed for relief iro-
land. Austria and Armenir was ade
today by Secretary Glass, aypdng
before the house WAYS and nns
committee.
Mr. Ginss said the rcductiorsad
been decided on in conference IN
Herbert Hoover, who was quotas
saying tlat the lean or giuf
90. 600 900 as suggested In comncr
would do more harm than good
fry million dollars would nee
licVe the mcnaciuE situation ld
revelation might occur iu the anna
countries. said tho secretary
Assistant Secretary Nurmnn fis
told tho committee the rcducuoWs
mad, possible by Great Britain f-
.nitcly agreeing tu 81 y.d" the b.
FOR tuuspurHtnE tho food. %" D.
ed thar Argentina ana 'anHdn q
"signIfled willingness tu particle
estimating that SIu.Huu 600 W"uNr
provided hN them
The committee adjourned until
morrow without act ug ON the
posed loans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
|. L.W.W.Lawyer
Carries Pistol
htOCourtroOn

MoNTEsANo WASH. Jan. "a
George r. vauderveer counsel Tor the
defense IN the trial of n alleged !.
W. W. charged with murder in con-
neoiion with the Ccntraila ArmIstlce
day shootnEs was ordered by judge
John N, Wilson today 20 depos't MA
revolver in the office Of the county
clerk before entering court hereafter.
Judge Wilson made the request OF
attorneys for both the prosecution
aud defense but Nandeveer was the
only lawyer In the case who admitted
carrying "a weapon
baillife questioned each Venireman
ana spectator today ~ to possession
OF weapons before allowing them to
enter the court room.
Six Jurors had boon temporarily
passed ana slx were In the box for
examination when court opened to-
day. OF the six temporarily accept
ed three were subject 70 reexamina-
,ion and three to perempiory chal-
longcs only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
JACK JOHNSON
SEEKS TO RETURN
Unconditional Surrend-
er Only Terms Offered
to Pugilist

MEXICO CITY. Jan. 2e.---Jaok
johnson. former heavyweight pugiiist
champion OF the world. plans to re.
turn TO the United States at once 10
face charges pending against him In
Chicago, according 10 a letter shown
the Associated Press yesterday by
johnson.
He is confident he can arrange
legal difficulties In time to fight Jack
Dempsey before the latter meets
ueofses Carpenter. and asserts
Dempsey must meet him before he
can claim the worlds championship.
The letter shown by johnson was
written by him To Charles y. Clyne.
United States district attorney in Chi.
vago. Johnson requested clyne 20
give him SO hours OF ieewHy after he
arrived ~ Chicago. 80 that he might
secure bondsmcn and make other
legal preparations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Disabled Transport
Returning to Port

SAN FHANCIS'b, Jan. 20 r- The
transport Mount Vernon. which de-
parted from hare last Friday on u
secret mission. is returning to-day bon a
leaking condition but Is in mo- danger
according Go radio message received
today.
Tho message suld the Mount Worm
ON was $50 miles oil san Francisco
and that sh, b. returning without
assistance. She is due here tomur-
row.
Latter the headquarters ~ the
twelfth naval district announced that
the scout cruiser birmingham AMI
seven doStruNcrs had been sent Co.,
Intercept the Mount Vernon hui
uoW assurance, had been received thhi
the transport was FOO mo- danger.
10 WIS NOT known f the lirmlng
ham and destroyer tlotlU would ac'
pumpluy he Mount vernon into put
here aur simply determine h'I rNt''
position and proceed htgh Geo lhy base
DO was announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
WON'T SAY JAPS
WILL QUIT SIBERIA
Minister of War Says Pol
icy of Self Defense Must
Be Maintained

TOXIC Japrn, Jan Major
General Tauaka, minister OF war. he
reply TO an Interpolation 100 the lower
house Of parliament by Baron Saka-
tani. former miristcr OF finance and
at present financial adviser 70 China.
said he was unable TO state that tho
japanese cNpeditiunary forces would
be Withdrawn from Siberia after the
withdrawal OF the Czecho-slovaks.
Major General Tanaka and Vice
Admiral kato. minister OF the navy,
both insisted that Japan's military
program be lett unchanged after
peace. because u was intended Tor
self defense ana not FOR aggression
\isCuunt ichidH. foreign minister.
speaking with regard To the situation
lu siberia, said that negotiations boz
tween Japan and America were pro-
uccding IN "a most friendly manner.
lie pointed out that In some quI-r ura
tho opinion had been oppressed that
the note ut the American government
concerning the dispatch oi japanese
rpiufurDcmouts TO siberia was Insult -
ing 20 Japan. such opinion. the iuI-
cigu minister asserted was entirely
gruundl,-s.
Replying 10 an Interpolation oun-
ccrnuE Dniuh \i-Cuuut jChidn sHid
/ that Japan policy aimed tu promote
/ friendship between the two Cuuntr''a
bN assisting !u bringing about COM
promise between the factions of
northern aud southern china, for
which ID mutual understanding h}
/ both peoples waH necessary.
Speaking on tar Russian situation
/ Nisgouut tChidl de. Jared thg allies
B. ala not intend To recognize the boil
sh,ylki That wus question of tho
utmost impurtur,' To Japan. DO.
aaasffEN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Italian Arrested III
a Black Hand Plot

DENVER, Jan. 23.-Mike Milo. sd
italian truck gardner, was arrested to-
day by sheriff Gormloy OF Adams
county and held in Jail az Brighton ha
a suspect In the plot by alleged black
hand" assasaiuB 10 wreck the home OF
Mike Perino. another truck gardner.
living near the city limits. A largo
iron bomb, containing a large quan-
hty OF explosives. was found near this
Perino home Tuesday, after perino
had received two lotters calling on hinu
for contributions OF $4,000 IN cash
Bl0odhounda. which Sherift Gormie,f
used, are said 20 have followed a trait
leading 70 Milo's home. about ZOO
yards distant from the Perlno dwels
ling house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
DIRECTOR or
RAND SCHOOL
IS GRILLED
Asked Who Puts Up
Money for Socialist
School

ALBANY. ~ y. Jan. 2s.-Eugens
! V. Debs' last speech before his voice
was sllenced." by penltentiary
sentence OF ten years for violating the
espionage act. was read into the rec
ord today az the trial OF the five sus-
pended socialist aaneniblymen on
charges OF disloyaIty.
In his speech made before .oclal-
lists IN Cleveland last March. Debs d.
claring he spoke "as a socialisi. a
revolutlonist and bolsheyist." ("
praised Lcnine and Troizky" AZ the
greatest statesmen In the modern
world" and expressed denaace OF the
laws Of this country and the supreme
court.
The speech was distributed In
pamphlet form hy the city COM
mlttee Of the socialist party Of Great
en New York. according TO the
prosecution.
Rand school Cidef Called.
Algernon Lee. a member OF tho
New York board Of aldermen, ~as
the days first witness. He was
questioned by Judge Arthur 4. suth-
erland, regarding the Rand School Of
Social Science.
Mr Lee who la educational director
OF the Rand school. which Is operated
by the American Socialist Society,
was questioned BY Judge Sutherland.
concerning the society's source Of In
come.
Mr.. Lee then testified that August
Clneasens. a defendant was IN
structor In public speaking and
fundamentals OF socialism" He said
Charles solomon. another defendant.
was not lecturer at the school but
that the ORGANIZATIONS lecture bureau,
a separate body. might have made
engagements for him.
Committee counsel then introduced
the measure adopted at the socialist
In 81. Louis, outlining the
party's attitude toward war and mill
Judge sutherland asked Leo II a
clause f0rbideing sabotage had not
been stricken out az the conversation.
Mr.. Lee replied that the clause was
not ns Mr. Sutherland had worded
H. He promised 10 produce later n
rOpy OF the clause
Mr. Stedman then explained that
he clause had been stricken out be-.
longer present IA the party and Ha-
lo age was q dead letter"
AIR. Lee testified that the Rand
school sold pre-wsr and anti-war
books. pro-sociaih-m and anti-sociai-
sm volumes, but said the anti-war
and pru-sociahsm volumes had sold
BEST. In reply 10 Question as 10
whether the school had been prose-
'uted for selling pro-war books. Mr.
lee replied.
NO. not YETI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
American Flyers Not
Prisoners in Mexico

BlitM NS\ LILLE, TrN. Jan. -'
lrutuuuuts A. g. Davis aud O., T..
Grimes. American army n,iuiors who
Yesterday made a forced landing near
Guerrero MpNiru. are NOT held pris-
ourt b., NeNicans and probably viii
u, hu.k tu tho United states today
u was announced 90 Fort llroWu.
Guerrero IS about 30 miles south "i
Yapaia. Texas. and about liu miles
up the Blu Gaudo uum MHHmoris.
the Mexican city opposite browns
vile.
Captain " g. Bradford assistant
district udmtunt went Geo NuaW 'rus
toda, to arrauu, with the Mexican ui.
nruls 60 got gasoline and uIl tu iN'
aytaturs captain bradford said ih'
ryiatur- Hrp NOT prisoner ana Wh'h
the usual prchmiuaricF have h'on
disposed of "thcir return iu IN,
American side viii hn facilitated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
ms TRYING TO SIGNAL US?
MARCONI WILL DECIDE SOON

advantage of having uu competent
diaputanfs az least until Science iu
some other way accounted for the
mysterious Interruptions that bad
been experienced ever since wireless
tclcfrapLN was perfected.
These interruptions or influences
are entirely distinct In their register
INK effect from influences readily
irarcahlo 10 atmospheric or static
conditions said captain W. s. By-
ant OF the naval communications
service, "They record with "a fcoble
or mushy' intensity az compared with
clnshinE ut static disturbances. /
confess thar they have been "A much
greater source uf annoyance. how
ever. than OF interest Whether or
not they cmunato from Mars. a. sug-
grstcd hy MarCoui. seems TO be an
open question 10 far. n h az least
one that affords ploasprrahle cNerrige
for thr imagination
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
81 NI3w CASES IN ~
COT MITES IN STATE

arreIAt 70 rHU HEasta
SANTA FE Jan. Twelve
counties counties have developed q
total nf "a cases OF influenza during
the last twcuty-four hours, the state
health department advised at nucr
today.
The cuses are us follows; Borna-
mo. ten. divided equally between Al
buqucrquc and Atriscu. Chnycs. fuur:
CultaN, II; curry, 10. DcBacn, 81:
Eddy ~; Grant 8; Rio Arriba. Z
Roosevelt. IL Santa Re. 2; Taos. 81;
Valencia, 3. NcW eases 81 pneumonia
as follows; Eddy D. Torrance, a..
Valencia, 2.
No deaths are reported either from
influenza or pneumonia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Harry S. New
Sentenced For
Girls Murder

Los ANGELES. Jan. 80 Harry s.
Sew. convicted here Of murder Ia the
second degree Tor shooting Miss
Frcda Lesser. was denied a new trial
today.
lie was Immediately sentenced to-
serve not less than ten years. with a
maximum OF tfe imprisonment at
sun Quentin prison.
New drove to the police station here
on the morning of Juiy last bring
Ing the body OF Miss Lesser in an
automobile lie signed confessions
admitting that he killed her ana
claiming ne dld -n because sne re-
fused to marry him, although she
was to become the mother Of his
child.
lntimation that an appeal would he
AIKEN WIS given by News attorney
who asked ana secured n stay % exec
'ution OF the sentence until next
Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Sims Wants Daniels
to Give Navy Da

WASHINGTON. Jan. go" h'
Admiral Sims today wrote the sent
naval committee asking that iu Cd
naciiup with the uycstigutiuE OF
charges OF failure OF the navy q
pnrtmcnt properly to cooperate WI
the allies iu the war. Sect utay pa
iels be asked 60 submit u detailed
port regarding the condition ot {
navy when the United States enter
the war,
The admiral also suggested that Q
report SHOW what preparations W'
made ly the navy for the war "a
what ships were iu commission
that time together with th 90 .'n
ton aud location.
Chairman Page referred 'hF lci
'p senator Hale, chairman OF the
NestiguUug committee who rr"hp
returned % tu senator Page inr it'
action. The latter said h" would O.
10 mature consideration
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
WINDOW WASHERS
~ chicago STRIKE
FOR StH 4 MEEK WAGE

= ii'AGo. Jan. 2g.--Window
wnahers IN chicago have gone on
strike demanding SgS week. FOR
experienced washers who work for
extension ladders ana Sft a week
Tor apprentices men who have
served less than six months ln the
business
The washers demand pay for a.
hours a week vgurdless OF wncth-
er or not work n done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Murderer Will Be
Executed Tonight

ossiNiNG \. y. Jan. 2g.-Gordon
FHwcett Handy, gs years old. con-
fcs'ed murder. bank ruhber ana train
ro1bcr. Will so TO tho death chair ia
sing Sing tonight without the aid of
clergy n his wishes are respected by
Major Lowis p Ltwcs. warden.
tlamhy cOnadcd 20 Major LaWca
last night that he had Planned 20
cheat the death chair by committing
suicide IN his cell today. lie changed
his mind. however, he said because
Mnior Lawca had treated him 90
sguHrcly and bocn such good fell
low "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Exodus Of Chicago
Saloonkeepers to Cuba

CI0CAGO. Jan II OoplTIInF ~
the rate OF ~ q day, former Chicago
saioonkeepcrs aud bar tenders re
going TO cuba. according to Josoh
Pepper. Internal revenue deputy oil
iectur.
Mir. Pepper also divulged mt
aliens are leaving Chicago for thtr
vatiys countries nt the rate OF 3OOa
dnv. II wns said that the exodus VS.
seriously affecting the labor situatin
IN many OF Chicaros Industries. stel
mills In South Chicago nad the stok
Yards we're said 10 ba hit the hardei
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Girls Suitor Ends
Life; She Weds Rival

Fls IAS't TcN'r. Jan. 2o... ono
hour after Juan Hnlruin. q rejected
sultur. had fired two bullets at Julia
u driEuc2 here late yesterday aud
then shot himself. the girl was mar
rcd 60 the man Of her Chnicc. Pedro
'urr'io. Holguiu died In hospital
last night.
according 10 details Of the shooting
iuld The police. Miss Rodriguez and
'trrip were walking ON tho street
when Holguin approached and CONF
Wuui'd them To huiI lie again asK-
ed tho girl tu marry him She re-
fused HulguIu drew pistol from
his pocket and fire twice az her sne
said, foth MISSED, liolguin then
turned the gun ON himself
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
New German Charge
Received in Paris

PARIS. Jan 29.-Dr. William
Mayer the new German charge DAT
faircs presented his credentials to
Premier Millerand this evening. DR..
Mayer who arrived In Paris last SAT-
urday. win leave for Berlin this eve
ming for "A few days stay to settle up
his personal affairs.
Or Mayer presented his credentials
10 81. Millcrand. in accordance with
the diplomatic custom for charges
d'anairs to make themselves officially
known to the premier and not 20 tho
president OF the republic as ~ tho
case with ministers and ambassadors.