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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
PERSONALS

Mrs- George Hawley of Brooklawn park, will entertain the members of the Young Woman's Guild of the Un4ted Congregational church at her homA. -NaUoIm0r- sntS-nann- >2:a
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NEURASTHENA-
NERVE STARVATION


Many man is broken down and dis
couraged without having any actual DIS
ease In his organs and tLssueS-he has
lost his grip feels weak and nervous
and everything looks dark. lie IS suf-
fcrlng from the great American disease
-Seura sthenIa or nerve starvation dCc
TO oYer-work, worry. continual hurry
and nervous strain. The longer this
continues the moro certainly will It
end in real disease OF his organs his
nerves or his mind.
Such n man should live on the simple
foods, eat plsnty OF cooked fruit and
grscn vegetables. sleep nine hours at
night IL he can. an hour in the afternoon
and feed his starving nerves and weak
th!r blood. with good nerve and blood
food. like .Nuxated Iron. NuHated Iron
contains a product brought to tho atten.
ton OF the French Academy OF Mcli-
cine by tho celebrated Doctor Robin.
which represents the principal chemical
constituent OF active living nerve force
II also contains genuine organic iron
like the iron In your blood and like the
iron in spinach. lentils and apples.
NuXated Iron may therefore be said
10 be a real nerve and blood food since
it supplies the principal ingredients de.
manded by your nerves and blood TO
give you strength. energy. force and en-
DURANGO. II often increases the bodily
and mental vigor OF weak. wornoIut.
down hearted, and nervous folks in two
weeks time. Your money will be re.
funded by the manufacturers II it does
not produce perfectly satisfactory r..
suits. For sale by all druggists.
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Oft for good behavior. the Defendant DC
.rE compelled 30 serve the full term.
1t was later announced That " con-
florence will "a held in n" "t!c' Q.
ipls,riC: Attorney Ro;an. on Wednesday,
with a view To n&inG i date for TIE IRA!
Of susan Roger, who Is also under m
dlc;Incnt for murder and as an Access
SOTy.
Judge .iut!cnrcd made no preliminary
remarks bct0r" rronnun"!nG sentence
While Trc:,dway was being led :" 'H'
cell room. e. Stuart Patterson. Jr"c"uh-
sci for n" defendant. asked IN" court
II /: had considered that IN" !cg.S1h-
turc had contemplated the continuation
law could be applied for good behavior
when the maximum sentence was hN"n
nj twenty years for second degree muir
der.
II have done So" answered the judge
SHARPLY.
Before the lawyer could say anything
further, the judC" added.
Now don't ask nc to say what
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MAUNDY THURSDAY
TO Be OBSERVED BY
KNIGHTS ROSE CROIX
Charity Chapter Will Also Observe
Easter with impressive Service.

Charity rMnT;rr knights Ros" Cr"iN
NJ. l OF tho NU'''1: and Accepted scot
t:>h RI" 90 f'r""mnSonry. vi! observe
III" Maundy Thursday ceremonies OF
"Ni!nGWi>h'nr n" lights and ~" ret"-
H7"t!"n OF ~" mystic hAnG"'S ~ '"e
JOHN W. Morris Scottish lHi" 'a'hrdrNI
on Thursday evening at o'''"tk the
ceremony ~ r"hEAt'nT IN" Ngh'' W.!
b" observed IN Easter sunday al )
O'Clock IN tn" afternoon
Those ceremonies ~" o1"n 20 th"3"
Scottish RS" MaSons who have attained
the Eirhtcenth degree.
The officers OF Charity Chap tor
knights Groin No. are.
Edward l.. Wager. &C. Hon. WISE
Master.
Walker Alien. 81. * &. <. II, Senior
Warden
Rcnj G.. Byron. 81, X. c. c. H. Junior
Warden.
Tom Is. Fou,k. 40. Orator.
Frederick Schuah. So. X. e Z. II. Al
mUnrr.
Thomas. s. Neck. So X. c G. H..
Secretary
a r. Hupp. go. Treasurer.
George J. kossuth. ~. Master OF
Ceremonies.
Harry W. Meyer. So. Expert
Aug H. Won Bayer. So. Assistant EH-
pert.
Vim. II. Rrunhaus. 32', First Standa nj
Bearer.
Fred w. Colmar. 81. Second Standard
Bearer.
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FOE SABBATH OBSERVANCE.

Chicago. March -. go Mrs.. Margaret
Munrs. national tr"a%';r" uf tho Won
as CHRISTIAN T,up"'.suC" Union n Z
Statement: today. >a:i That The W {, 7.
L. hid not planned q "i'"r..N ra':"na.
camIU:rN in snrT-r5 ~ "h,lr'" Sundays,
hut tina: j'c fuiUr" rmd"avors for S"n-
day observance wnul merely u" the fol-
lowing uut Of is regular program.
we n" S'r-tirg n campaign :" w
crease our nrlrhrrship from 5nO, 0o0 to
nos. 000. Or0" aid Mrs. MunnS' state
mont "TH.~,'. IS nothing new n ou-
work ror o!~""varr" Of tn Sabbath
lis jr~. oar rrgulir work which "" al
ways hay" done ard always will do"
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MAchine Gums Ready.

Dpp,.u. March - >By The Associated
J,rcsSD -Eatrrtr forces in Upper SiieSia
will promptly suppress any EFFORT on the
p,,rt OF the Io,Sh army 70 override the
decision IN yesterday p!e0's"ste. or 10
unttclpatc the action Of the council or
ambassadors IN laris. General Lerona'
head Of tn, inter-al!ied plcaiscite COM
mission. told the Associated Press today.
lIc said rumnrs that the Poles had been
concentrating an azmy on the Silcsian
frontier were fully without founda-
ton"
should they cross the border" con-
,:n,ird ticrrrll I.crond. "th"y would be
met bv machine guns and rifles. Amer
zen and no rrSt Of the world may de-
pend upon me - maintain the Entente s
will hcrc The Poles understand that
they cannot ovcrrun allied authority.
and am confident th"y do not Intend
TO attempt it..
Tho view expressed hero was that
rev. neon,, cross n" border from Po-
and. but !, was not feared that the SIT
uatioa woul1 get our Of control.
Poles March 10 Border.
RnDorts tha; $4,000 Polish troops were
marching toward tho border have been
current her" y motor trip along the
Polish frontier showed the presence OF
the uNu:s, Polish Sentries. hut there were
virtually no E.nt-rte troops on the ST.
,.s:an side OF the border, II might DO
possible that u number OF troops or CT
-,,l.;uS could suddenly cross without
,,r.,.i3- with serious interference.
TIE halo,ias yesterday was virtually
n,c- hv ir.d.lttCrnooH. There was no
. DISORDER Of serious nature reported,
During his '-:H through Tn" zon". 4 num-
. br- e Germans attempted - c"nhS"ar
tn, \ Ssnirst"d Press Correspondent au-
.iuiru.r.r ut 49,, H"ran 20 tan voters u
tn" i.,i1> hu' II" attempt was HNSH'-
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p1nEcrs BIG MUSICAL.

The chorus OF sixty voices, OF which
Mrs. Flora williams is director prc-
srntnt The Holy City" at tho Strand
Theatre IN Moundsvile. Sunday eve
ming. Tho soloists were: Mrs. Ignatius
Brennan. Miss Marietta Stewart and
Mrs. I.!nley. Mrs. w. NJ Riggs and Miss
Evelyn Boohcr played the acrompan.-
mcnts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Sidncy. -. March 91-F're Of I'M
known origin early to-day destroyed th'
THOMPSON block in IT," heart Of the city.
cn;aj!ing "A loss estimated at 100000.
The exchange Of the Sidney Telephone
company was completely destroyed with
100000 loss. Ire lHqua fire depart
mcnt was called in
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That's the first I've heard ~ any
thing Of that kind" said Attorney r. 4.
ORricn. in the Ohio comfy criminal
court room last evening. when shown
the foregoing clipping from Tho Pnrkcrs-
burg News. Mr.. O'Brjrn Indicated that
he would not accept nm appointment az
assistant district attorney.
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think OF this mans guilt. Rather Re
me congratulate h.Ti-not the common
,gralth---on the verdict in his case.
Thn; rrIr,i Tho rcmArks.
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Poles March 10 Border.
Poles Voted for Germany.

>. I:r~nr. Sw;iA,rianh. March %l-SnmG
d,,:rniS 81 u3:,"r Si!"%ra, where thrr"
r:,S a pr.no0d":1nC" - Poles. voted IN
r.y,- " -, rmuuy IN n" pisheSc.te. he'd
.,r,., :. - reported here.
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FAMOUS HUNTER DEAD

ClarkshurE. March "l.--Aiali stones
caused tho death today IN ClarkShurG
hospital OF II \. Gregory. 6l. of Web
stcr Springs. famous ~ a West Virginia
hunter. Three sons and 4 daughter SUR
v:vc. Tn" body viii be taken to Web
Stcr Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMAT ISMv!'
Get out your bottle Of Sloan's Ltntmcnt
and knock the pain galley
woBt"

wy ERF;N'T ready 10Y that last quick
w switch IN Temperatures. were you"
Loft You stiff. sore, full of rhcu-
matte twinESS"
You should have had bottle OF
Sloan'S LiRimcnt handy that would have
penetrated without rubbing, warmed
and soon caScd up tho muscles. Qu!cted
tho jimmy. painful. affected part and
brought gratifying relief.
Helpful in attacks ~ iumhago. sciat.
lea, external soreness, Stiffness strains.
aches sprains. lie; bottle 4, your
druggists. %5c. zoe. $40.
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vote TWO to One.

Provisional returns publlShcd IN ths
newspapers here show that in Oppcin'
Germany received 10000 votes TO ll'ooo
tor Poland In Tarnow!tz. the Germans
cast - per cent. OF the ballots ana ~
tho town oc BcIthen they cast IS per
cent In the Beuthcu country ais
ir:rts the vote. as published. stood Ger
many 5Y.-.@@. Poland 5000.
In kucn:gShuc.tc the Germans r"-
,.,i, ed 50 .uon and the Poles 1851. and
kyrowItz. town and country districts.
lave tho Germans 1851 and the Poles
oslN1. the town OF kattowitz voting
,;crmaa b. oG per cent. In H'ndenourg'
the ,;crmans cast &6.S76 votes to ST.
% by the l'olrS. while In kreuScourG
IN. German vote VAS 500 70 1856 for
no Poles
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Germans Claim victory.

Eerl,r March %l.-lBy tho Associ-
ated rreSsD--Gcrmany won an over
" nrln,tns victory in the pleotScite held
j? upper S;icS;a yesterday TO determine
nc future national status OF that re-
lion. ACCORDING 70 official returns re-
.rilcd here Two districts were stu!
missing NJ > o'clock this morning. but
Tin. count showed tuIc $4,000 votes had
b, IA cast for Germany and SS9.ooo for
I',iaud.
REPORTS from Bres.au state that the
~, hiSy.tc VAS generally without I'M
u.yyHrd incidents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Lively Interest and Close Estimates in
Busy Corner Guessing Game

MERCHANTS within half sbock Of Fourth and Central
wi having fun with guessing game, details Of which
" noumced each week page Of The SUNDAY HERALDS
comic picture section
called the busy corner contest and progresses each
week from display window display window always within half
a-hlock of the busy corEcr
Everybody is permitted participate without any other
condition than find the show window which the week
who make the most accurate estimates furnish the
most nearly correct
The Sunday Herald pays the awards
The first conducted last week in the Fourth street
dsp, window of the BRIGGS PHARMACY large bottle of
pills displayed during the week awards of So ~ and ~
tie. The BRIGGS PHARMACY offered supplementary prize of
box of chocolates for the the
title or pharmaceutical designation Of the pills.
total of 3s6 estimates made They ranged from 300
TO l4j00 pin,
There were 3 3997 pills in the bottle
L. G. Sharp. 6O7 Luna Boulevard the - award lie
macd the uunbc 399s within pin Of the number
\ tatut Surgcs hotel and Earl Roch general delivery,
Albuquerque each estimated the number az 1000 The second
award Of - viii be divided between the two.
Dell NJ johnson, zoe West Silver and Geo Mulbar,
Bond Dillon company each estimated the number at 4000l The
third award ot - will be divided between them
SUNDAY Herald checks for the amounts have been mailed
&. H. Byrue, sol West Central, the BRIGGS PHAR-
MACY = hos of chocolates lie stating the kind
pills ihc bottle lie said they Candy Coated Cath
arti' Pills II close The official designation given
10y Parc Davis Co.. the manufacturers Phenol Phthaen,
2grans coated compressed Tablets No. 527 (pink) "
Mr. R however stated the general purpose and intent of the
pills Er landoh was close second in this division lie
| said the, Pink Pills
Aroih.r and wholly different kind of estimate contest with
$40 o rsr acur,d rewards, F, waiting this week in another
show window within half block of Fourth aud Central II h he
second rr o amusing and quite different estimate contests
that vl ft"' lc busy corner advertising series in The
| Sunday Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25

bURSUM OFFERS
BILL 7 D AID
CATTLEMEN
Would Have Reserve
Banks Take Live
Stock Paper

WAsHINGTON. April 2b.-As an
amendment to the federal reserve act,
senator H. o. nursum today intro
duced a bill % enable the purchase
Of paper based on live stock as se-
curity by federal banks. a special
fund known as the live stock loan
fund Is created hy the return by the
secretary OF the treasury 20 reserve
banks of the net earning of such
banks FOR 1890 and annually uEtii
such accumulation reaches five hun
drcd million dollars This fund shall
be- used only Tor purchase OF paper
based on live stock 30 paper shall
h. purchased which natures less
than ak months or longer than two
years All loans ~ purchased shall
be endorsed by the bank selling same.
Loans shall bear six per cent interest
In advance with additional two per
cent for procuring same paid To bank.
The bill authoi izes banks TO renew
wholly or in part any past due paper
The live stock loan fund thus ere
nted shall not be treated as a part
Of general assets OF any federal re-
servo bank nor used as basis for issue
uf federal reserve uotea. In event Of
the passage of this act u shall be- In
force Immediately which means that
seventy million dollars shall ho inn
mcdiatcly available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
PEACE RESOLUTION
REPORTED FAVORADLY
TO THE SENATE
Lodge Plans to Call
Knox Measure Up
Tomorrow

WASHINGTON. April 25.-The
Knox peace resolution was reported
favorably today by the senate foreign
relations committee. a few OF the
democratic committee members voted
W. opposition and Indicated that they
would carry their fight 20 the senate
floor.
Although the committee made no
decision as 10 the time for bringing
the resolution before tho senate for
debate. Chairman Lodge said he
planned 20 call Il up tomorrow.
The vote on the measure was nine
to two, all the republicans supporting
I. and the two democrats present
romorcne, Ohio, and pittman. Neva-
da-yoted In opposition
The principal change was 10 ampli-
~ the section 10 cud the state Of war
with the imperial Austrian y vcrn-
mont making II similar to the pro-
vision To end the status OF war with
the German imperial government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
De DACA COUNTY TO
BRIDGE PECOS,, BUILD
z MILES OF ROAD
County Commissioners
Withdraw Opposition
to Highway Work

After opposing for some time the
proposition 10 Improve the highway
between Fort sumner and Yeso. the
county commissioners OF De Baca
county have withdrawn their oppoaI-
ton. aud the work viii proceed.
The Improvement involves the
building OF a bridge over the Pecos
east Of Fort sumner that will cost
from $4,000 10 $4,000. and Il is
estimated that the 20 miles OF paving
VIII represent An outlay OF t15o. 900.
An engineer is already on the ground
for a survey for the bridge. which
viii be an attractive structure. II
~ expected that actual work Of con
stfuction on the bridge and highway
wiz begin In from 30 to 80 days.
The last legislature declared q Sec
tiuu % the Abo road n part OF the
state highway, and the impro ed road
viii change the route of this hlrh-
way. u will save eight or nine miles.
and tho now route Will result IN the
cancellation of one or more contracts
let Tor improving tho part that n a.
BE- abandoned. The old road will be
part Of me Las Vegas. santa Rosa ana
Roswell highway.
The now road n a government ala
project and the county'a Aharo of
the expense viii be $4,000 This
means a levy % two aud one.haif
mills on the taxpayers of the county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Rope Parts and Two
Women Are Killed in
Escape From Hospital

SAN FRANCISCO. April 25.-Two
women. Jean Davis. 40. ana Eunice
Tadino. IS. inmates 81 the isolation
ward al the Gig and county hospital.
lost their lives Ia a concerted attempt
by 10 women occupants ~ the ward
TO escape last night.
\ rope consisting Of sheets tied to-
rcthpr was suspended from one of the
two unharrcd windows OF the ward,
which D. on the fourth floor. Jean
Davis was hnf WAY 20 the ground
when Eunicc iiadino started to
descend The rope parted and the
two women fell 10 the pavement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
RESOLUTION FOR
AN INQUIRY INTO
FARM CONDITIONS
Measure Offered in Both
Houses Asks for
Sweeping Probe

WASHINGTON. April 25.---creation
OF a joint commission on agriculture
to investigate conditions affecting the
farming industry and 60 suggest
remedial lcgislation. n proposed In
resolution introduced today BY
Senator f,enfoot republican. Wiacon-
sin. aud Representati strong. re-
publican kansns The measure was
presented ai the request of Associated
Farm organizations. which met here
last week
Tho president would b. authorized
to name the commission which would
report within ninety days ON these
question:.
THE cause of the present condition
OF agriculture: comparative condition
OF industricA other than agriculture;
relation OF prices OF commodities
other than agricultural products 10
such productHs banking and financial
resources ana crcdita, especially af-
feCting agricultural credits and the
marketing and transportation facili-
ties Of the country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Membership Campaign
OF Y. M. c. A. Opens

The National League and American
-caguc baseball teams that are con-
iucting the Y. VI. &. A.. membership
'ampaign started out In fun strength
his morning.
The National League teams are COW
ring .he field on the south and the
American League outfits are oporat-
ing on the north side. the two terri
tories extending north and south from
cntral avenue.
The teams will meet o. the Y. NJ
-. A., tonight TO report ON the num-
bcr % scores, cnch new member they
secured counting Hs score.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Steam Shovel Digs
Way to Hut Occupied
BY Land Squatter

NEW YORK. April ss.--A
steam shovel used ln ercavatlar
the site % q proposed apartment
building. today vna driving its
nose toward dllapidatcd one.
room shack OF Washington
ueiEhts. wherein resides s4-year.
old Martin NJ Moienaor. hla aon
nnd daughter. claimants OF saoo.-
100000 worth Of the vast aud
thichlr settled acreage 10 b. seen
from their dor step.
Claiming that disposition ~
these hundreds ~ acres hy his
grandfathef'r hcirr was contrary
to the provisions Of Will. the
present occupant OF the hut ard
his children have lived there
eight years, seeking 10 prove title
rights Several years ago a su-
prcme court decision blasted IN.
hopss Of the trio, but they stiil
remained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
TWO MEN FOUND
SHOT TO DEATH IN
OVERTURNED AUTO
Car Was Rented by One
of Victims; Pistol Near
Bodies

los ANGELES. April 25.--Two
men. believed 20 be Dr. Joseph NJ.
Durand and Myron q. MacCaulcy.
were found shot 10 death In an over
turned automobile IN an outlying dis
trict of the city early today.
The automobile was rented BY the
man believed 30 be MacCaulcy. Pow
der marks on the man believed 70 be
Dr. Durand who had been shot three
times In tho abdomen. indicated the
bullets had been fired at close range.
Blood from the wound In the heart
of the man thought TO be MacCauley
had destroyed marks. which might
have shown on hls clothing.
An automatic pistol with four
empty shells waa found In .hc wreck
age OF the car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
Airplane Hunting
Lost Balloon in
Arizona Deserts

pHoENIX. Ariz., April a.
Lieutenant George X. Pond.
United states naval air service,
arrived here today In his search
over ths deserts Of Arizona and
nearby states. for an escaped
captive" balloon that h. trailing
6OO.foot steel cable. threaten
ing serious damage to buildings
and irrigation systems.
According TO Lieutenant Pond,
the balloon escaped from tho
Pacific fleet last week while tar
ret practice was being held.
a report was received from
tho Imperial Valley, California.
that are chain had caught a
gate In an irrigation dam and
torn u from its fastenings
Lieutenant Pond said he had
flown 5000 miles over the south
western deserts In search of the
has. No one rs In the balloon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
INDIAN TRADER
SLAIN NEAR GALLUP
AND STORE BURNED
Charred Body Found in
Ruins; Indians Blamed
for Crime

GALLUP. n. NJ. April 25.--J. +.
Lewis, known among Indians ns
sloppy Jack" was murdered Satur-
day night at about 2 O'Clock at his
store five miles north OF Gallup and
the store burned.
Authorities believe Indians muir
dcrcd Lewis, robbed his store and
then set fire 10 the building ia order
10 hide any clue.
Lewis body was burned to crisp.
An inquest was held sunday after
noon. Officers are now following
clues. Indian traders ana others will
offer reward for the capture OF the
murderers.
Lewis had lived In this section for
many years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-25
JURY IS BEING
SELECTED TO TRY
IS VILLA RAIDERS
Not Likely to
Aid in Defense
of Men

DElING. y. NJ. April 90 Selection
- jury will begin this afternoon IN
the trial 4 the Is alleged Nillista
raiders charged with murder IN con-
ncction with tho raid on the border
town OF Columbus, y. NJ, ON March
.. 1916. By "a detachment OF Nilla't
troops. Tho first panel OF 80 lurort
ls being filled in thc district court
this morning.
Hopes of aie from the Mexican gov
crnment In tho defense OF the iG
Mexican prisoners apparently are
faint. Nincente Nisconte. Mexican
consul az Columbus. arrived here this
morning from ~ paso. where he con
icrrod with the consul general OF
Mexico In regard 20 the advisability
Of the Mexican government taking "A
part In the defense OF rs subjects.
No Action By Mexico
Following "a conference with him
H. =. Hamilton. OF Dcming. appoint
ed By the court TO defend the Niillstns,
said that no action had been taken by
McNico.
Although District Attorney Forres,
Fielder In charge OF the prosecution
stated last night he would ask FOR "a
verdict Of murder In the first degree
with either the death penalty on ae-
quittal and added he Is confident OF
e conviction.
Dcming b. apathctic over the fate
of the followers OF villa whose troopt
KILLED aino civilians including ont
woman. and cieht American soldier
curing the Columbus raid.
Al the hour the trial was set 90 be.
Fiu only n few prospective jurors ana
ID TITO uf newspaper men were Ia IN,
court room.
siN Hanged Years Ago.
Five years ago sIN companions OF
tho men on trial today were hangeu
two by two. Ia the beming Jail yard,
tolloc ing trials al which the crowdt
push "a and showed Tor places m IN,
court room.
Time has assuagod the feeling o.
the people" said Mr.. Hamilton, tht
Nulista attorney. Most OF us would
like to forget the Columbus raid. The
average citizen registers indifference.
it would be- a good solution, many say
TO take the Niuistas 30 miles south
of the Mexican border ana head
them south When tho Nillistas
were In Jail here following the Colum-
bus raid the citizcns of the town had
formed company of Nigilantvs "a
guard them. They would not even
trust the United States soldiers sent
here with the guarding OF the men
10 lrtonsr was the feeling. To-day
sheriff T.. L. Smycr has cnly regular
force OF deputies. Tn" Nillistas haN,
been model prisoners, he says.