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The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
PHARMACEUTICAL BODY MEETS
Technical Addresses Given and ON
GERS Elected for Year,

Gers Erected Tor Year.
A meeting Of the Washington branch
of the American Pharmaceutical As
sociation was held last night in the
Institute Of Industrial Research. The
following addresses were made by
members Of the association: "Conser
walton Of Pharmaceutical Chemistry" /"
Mr.. H. c. Fuller; Commercial Alcohol
in Germany" DR.. Rodney II. True, and
The Peru Balsam Industry" Albert
Hale. Remarks were also made by Ly-
man F. Kebler, Chief OF the Division
of Drugs, Department of Agriculture,
and DR.. George W. Hoover on the CO.
caine trafic in the United States.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year were: President w. s. Richard
son; first vice president, /Dr. Rodney
H. True; second vice president, DR..
Henry Z. Kalusewski: secretary. Hen
ry B. Floyd, and treasurer, wymond
H. Bradbury. The next meeting of
the association will be held at the
National College of Pharmacy, George
Washington University, January 81.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
FederaIs Granted Amnesty.

Phihuahua City, Mexico, Dec. 17.-Tvc
ndred members Of the Federal Social
fense Corps, Of Chihuahua have been
Rnted amnesty by Gen. Villa because
p had, sent word to him that they
shed to surrender.
These men, who had been hiding in
Dana, q suburb of Chihuahua, since
evacuation of the city by Mercado's
rces, have surrendered with all their
ms and ammunition.
Four deserters from the army of Mer-
20 nave arrived here. Each had a
Huser rine and between them they had
rounds OF ammunition. They also
ye been set at liberty by Villa
Filla's men have discovered and appro-
lated a large store of ammunition.
'hich the federaIs had cached at San
'stene when fleeing from Chihuahua to
inaga-
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
|oRD oowDRAY NOT TO SELL.
nies Report of Disposal of Mex.
lean OIL Intererts.

|ondon, Dec. 1L-Lord Cowdray, In
ping today a statement published h
n York TO the effect that he was
W 70 dispose O. ais Mexican oil in
fsts to an American concern, said:
Seither my firm nor have sold, nor
we about to sell, our Mexican oil in
ests to the Standard Oil Company, or
one else
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Cum Denied Hub Blueco.,,,

Boston, Mass, Dec. 17-Boston police
officers must not chew gum or tobacco
while on duty and always must be po-
lite. according to the new rules Com
missioner o'Mears issued today.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
HanEa self ON HI. Yacht.

New York, Dec. 17.-During a ft of
melancholia William ]. Connolly, a
wealthy real estate operator, hanged
himself today on his private yacht, which
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
XMAS COINS FOR 14,ooo.
New York Transit Employees to Get
45 Gold Pieces.

New York, Dec. 17.-Each of the 1900
men employees on the subway and ele-
waited lines of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company will receive a IS gold
piece for a Christmas present next week.
Theodore P. Shonts today sent to the
United States subtreasury for newly
minted coins. All men who receive saIa-
ries of $115 a month or less will be in
cluded in the distribution.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Railroad omciaI Pneumonia Victim

Nashville, Tenn. Dec. H.-t. w.
Thomas, jr., president and general man
ager Of the Nashville. Chattanooga and
st. Louis Railway Company, died at his
home here today of pneumonia
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
NOSE AGAIN IN OLD PLACE.
Cut on I'm Quarry Accident, Tunsill'i
Probo.cis l. sewed Back.

Hagerstown, Nd, Dec. 17.-John Tansill,
Of Martinsburg, who had his nose cut on
last week while working at the National
stone quarries, near that city, VIII not
lose his nasal organ.
The nose was sewed back In Its place
and is growing fast to his face.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
New Liner.I. Launched.

Dantzig, Germany, Dec. 1.-THE new
North German Lloyd liner Columbus,
built for trans-AtIantic service. was
launched here today and christened by
Crown Prince William and the Grown
Princess.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Chinese Rebels Defeated.

Hong Kong, Dec. 1.-THE Chinese
rebels threatening to kill all missionaries
and other foreigners, have been defeated
by government soldiers, according TO re-
ports received here today.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Fire wreeis. Michigan Town.

Berlin. Mich, Dec. H.-only two busi-
day, following a fire that did damage
estimated at $4,000. The blaze started
in the Masonic Temple and spread to four
other business blocks.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Movement. OF oceo. stenm.hips.

New York, Dec 17-Arrived: Main,
Bremen; Bremen. Bremen.
sailed: Philadelphia, for Curacao; Al
miEante, for jamaica; Advance, for
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18

NsarIs lGoSoo person. yearly ti.it IDdsDsndenes
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
Huerta Losing Ground.

Mexico Cltyb Dec. lI-NeWSpapers
hich have hitherto supported the ad-
|ipiStration are now demanding that the
deral commanders begin an aggressive
mpaign, instead of remaining on the
efensiye. It is pointed out that the
bel commanders have been aggressive
Fer since the beginning of the present
prising and that their success has been
most uninterrupted until now the "a
stistans are encamped within twenty
lies OF the capital. and adding to their
'rength daily.
La Nacion voices a call for all patriotic
exicans to unite and adopt measures for
tting an end to the seemingly intermin-
lie struggle. The inference drawn from
is appeal is that the paper deems the
minstion Of Huerta to be the first
cessity.
Bandits Near Capital.
The presence Of EmiIiano Zapata and
heutenants, Genovevo de Ia o and
flipe Neri on the outskirts of the capital
caused a great deal Of alarm, as the
matt leaders have openly boasted that
ey intend to reward their followers by
Emitting them to loot the capital as
pm as they have recruited their forces
meiently for general forward move
ent.
is believed that lack of artillery
pne prevents the Zapatistas from at
Fixing the capital. They captured Milpa
"a today. infiicting loss Of 100 killed
the federal defenders. Tlalpam and
Gala also were attacked today and San
renZo and San Gregorio were looted
st night. Al these places are within
e hours travel from the-capitaI. The
vernment has at last awakened TO the
riousness Of the situation and as many
the capital troops as can be spared
ve been rushed out to the defense of
. threatened suburbs.
decree creating a national guard of
proximately 10000 men was issued to-
y by President Huerta- Some time ago
ranchers throughout the republic
lre called upon to provide ten armed
d equipped men for each ranch for the
Ptection Of their own and their neigh
Re property. Some $1,000 ranchers, ac-
fdtng to the Presidents statement.
Eyed this order. The decree issued to-
y calls upon all state governors to or
|ntze these ranch defenders into a ma
|nal guard. which may be called upon
any time to fight rebels or start a
lnter revolution
The Washington herald., 1913-12-18
DIAz BACKS
new revolt
ederaIs and Rebels IN Chi
huahua to Combine Against
Huerta and Villa.
BANDITS NEAR CAPITAL
spatistas Camp Within Twenty Miles
Of Mexico City and Plan
Attack.
BANDITS NEAR CAPITAL

EI Paso. Dec. IA new revolt. lead by
Emilio vasquez Gomez. and reported to
Z supported by Felix Diaz and others
brmerIy prominent in the anti-Madero
hovement. is being organized here.
The new movement is to be started in
.hihuahua. and many persons now sup
|orting the constitutionalists. but dis
1sted with Villas tactics, are expected
! Join. Pascual orozco, Jose Ynez
alazar, Marcedo Carayco, and Antonio
|ojas are expected to turn over their
htire volunteer federal army to the sup
'brt OF the new movement.
A committe already has been sent to
'iinaga for a conference with them and
is believed that the break between
hese generals and Mercado is the first
'1tcome OF the new movement Orozco is
be made commander of the northern
vision in the new revolt, and an ener-
Bite, aggressive campaign is to begin
|nmediately.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
FACTS AND AND FICTI0N
Experiences of Albuquerque CiuIehs
Are Easily Proven to BE Facts

Experiences of Albuquerque Ciulchs
Are Easily Proven to BE Facts
The most superficial Investigation
VIII prove that the following 7lalo
inent from a resident of AlbuqueIquc
Is true Read it and compare evidence
tiom Albuquerque people with tosu-
mony of strangers living So far away
you cannot investigate the facts of lno
case. Many more citizens of AIuu
querque endorse Doan's Kidney Pms
II. b. Schustcr, 300G S. Edith street
Albuquerque, n. M,, says I'm Il5
work it is frequently necessary 10 ~
some heavy lifting. This consJa"1,
strain began TO tell on me Pa
sharp twinges in the small Of my bacN;
| had headaches and dizzy spells aug
was in bad shape. I had often h'"is
Doan's Kidney Pills recommended o"u
/ gave them a trial The first O.N
strengthened my kidneys and di"'S
away all the aches and pains. SIM
then, I have taken Doan's hl1Hg'
Pills when / have needed good Nlu
ney medicine, and they have ne'e'
failed me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price ~
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buii.a,U5
New York, sole agents for the ill'''
States.
Remember the name-Posn's--anu
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
NJ 'ADOO EXPLAINS
BONDS To SCAREY
BANKERS
Secretary Of Treasury Gives
Assurances That Govern
ment Two'S VIII Not Be-
come Worthless,
nv .on n.a lsur... ...sl.. .s.sse wnssl

Washington oct ~ Bankers iu
Jan parts OF the coHups ut writing
/ to the treasury department. f9r ln-
I nation 1s Go what Viii aa the cf-
/ feet of the pending currency reform
/ |h.ll upon the government. per cent
bonds Secretary McAdoo's reply
10 b y Duncan, of Little Rock, ARK.
il typical of the replies he ls making
TO all such inquiries
The secretary wrote
lf you have read tht pending mols-
ure you win see that the government
is dealing more than fairly vlh the
holders of these securities Tle bin
contains the following provision
First that the holders Of the two's
may exchange them for per cent
bonds without the Crcuaton prvi-
lcge provided the entire amount cN-
changed iu any one year shall not cN-
cecl 5 per cent out of the uutstaud-
.ug 2'a
second. that ~ the end Of twenty
years am the outstanding 2s shall DE
paid at par and interest AS il now
stands the per cent bonds are rec
dcemable after 1880. at the pleasure
uf the government only They are,
therefore. irrcdccmahlc so long as
The government does not choose to
pay them The bin gives them "a
definite date due 80 one would be so
rash as to claim that This Injuries their
value
My attention has recently been
called 10 items appearing i'm various
newspapers and 90 statements i'm cir
cular letters privately distributed. call
culated 10 cause apprehension about
the per cent bonds
THE effect of all this seems TO be-
the creation OF belief ON the part
of a few nervous people that the cur
rency measure is SO bad that NUM-
hcrs Of the national banks will go out
of the system II the bin should be
passed and that large amount of
2's would seek % market. that the
market will be too narrow TO absorb
an Of the offerings. and that the price
may therefore go very low a reason
able amount OF reflection should
satisfy anyone that there is no dang
or Of this eventually
Even If number Of the banks
should retire from the system % very
much larger number would undoubt-
odly remain i'm it and the banks that
remain will require large amount
of bonds To- supply the deficiency of
circulation
Tho present marked quotation
for government 2s should not be
taken too seriously II does not indi-
cate real value
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20


ana Intcllifoui public opinion In Mex
ico.
but in the face of oll these facts.
70 is more probable that an election
wll Dag held iu McK.co next sunday
aud that ioerla VIII Doe the alleged
choice of The voters Governor Lind
haa received copies OF circular let
tor sent Go aii parf OF Mexico. urs.
ing The voters to unite Zoo support Of
Hurru for president In an inter.
riow with the Associated Press pub.
lahcd yesterday President Hucriu
used this significant language.
should the elections which win Dc
held uH ] have promised. Indicate am
other for The PRECEDENCE ! shall step
aside The best prediction to make
now Is that the election win indi.
calc' lIucrta
but conditions have changed since
paz made military dcapoum
stopping stone 10 q cIrII aUauluusm
under constitutional forms The con
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
CANAL Commission
SEEKS GENUINE
GREENHEART
D, Nell Of United
States Forest Service Goes
to British Guiana to Inspect
This Species of Timber

isrtc'Al c7sssssososHes o sorsisa JOURNAL
Washington oct 10 clayton D
Men Of the United states forest service
iilcd last week from Sew YORK rof
British Guiana 20 inspect greeuhear.
timber 20 Doc used iu tbe construction
OF docks and other marine works for
f the Panama canal lie goes no the rc.
quest of the lahmian canal commits
sion. iu order that Che engineers may
le sure thai they ARE getting genuine
Rrcenhcnrt timber, for which mum
bor of inferior substitutes are offered.
Genuine groenheart climber has the
reputation OF being the most resist
ant wood 90 tho atLaek of marine hor-
crs ana 20 decay rorcrs are ospo-
cially bad in tropical waters The
wood is. in addition hard. heavy. and
durable. and not subject 10 damage
from impact and wear ludispumblc
records show that the best grades of
This wood surpass steel 8s 40 lasting
qualities in contact with salt water
II has been known and used since
1863. Logs have remained intact
under water for 100 years Lock
gates boo English channels have been
made of it for years. and the only limit
0f their durability $50 far has been the
length of service OF their iron bolts
and flstcuines, which usually can hc
renewed without much trouble Green
heart iu Liverpool lock gates buut
in 1856 removed 70 allow deepening
and widening Of the snip channel in
1894, was used over again when tho
gates were reconstructed The stills
and Tenders of the lock gates at Pan
anna will ho made Of grcenho1st. and
much of the docks will Doe recon
atructcd of the same material
Nanscn's ship, the FRAN, and the
antarctic Vessels Discovery. used BY
one " the Scott expeditions. and the
Gauss used by DrygaIsH, were am
plankcd with grceuhearl
The exceedingly great durability of
the wood is wld TO bc due, at least
in part 10 the presence of am alkaloid,
which is used aa a substitute for cin-
chona the basis of quuine
a number Of other woods which
grow with greouhcart iu the tropical
forests Of the Guianas resemble il -o
closely that they arc likely 60 deceive
even am expert They have many of
the qualities of Tho genuine timber, but
In q lesser degree Some are quite I'M
forior and it ia essential that they
should bo avoided. I'm order that the
canal commission may hc sure of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
Az UNREASONABLE VIEW.

70 iH peculiar that opposition To- the
new currency meaaurc should find
argument Ia the facl that Secretary
of the Treasury McAdoo offered $780,
100000 to western and southern bunks
90 assist crop movements Yet here
ls reproduced the argument from the
Philadelphia Public Ledger
~ Secretary McAdoo's plan for de-
posting S5O,o00.000 Ia southern and
southwestern banks wos Intended to
make votes for the currency bin. it
can Dee written down as failure. The
chief end that partisan distribution Of
United states government funds
achieved was to demonstrate the pos
sIbIlitios of biased political banking
"Tho south und west can see that II
portully can be employed TO give
them money 1t might also at another
time be used to take Il away from
them The owen Glass bin would put
10 within the power of any admins
uation. through its absolute domino
uon over AN the banks. 20 play one
section of the land against another
regardless of whose money was De-.
ug shifted about
Politics VIII be able to take busi.
ness hy the throat and strangle IT,
Politics viii also be able to take
money FROM the pockets of one com
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
SENATOR CATRON IS
SUED FOR HALF
MILLION
Legal Complications of Noun
DaySof Topeka Lead to Pro-
ceedIngS By Them Against
New Mexico Statesman,

isrrchL coRRgaroHoUhcr ro noaHsa JouHHAtI
Topeka. kan, oct IA new fea-
ture of The legal complications Of Don
A. and l.. W MounDav. who were
indicted last week FOR fraudulent use
of the United States malls, is the fill
ing OF suit by d. r. Hitc. ehios
counsel for thc MounDays. IN the
United states district court of New
Mexico against H. B. Catron. United
states senator from New Mexico.
The suit. according 90 Mr. Hite, s
not q result Of the recent indictments
.of the MounDdys. but an action TO
compel Senator Catron TO conform TO
a contract that hc ls alleged to have
made with Don A. MouuDay and
placed on record In the state of New
Mexico In which he, Senator Catron,
is said. To have agreed TO deliver deeds
to land sold by MounDay The con-
tract WAS for the sale OF 10000 acres
of land hy MounDay In any amounts
that he desired it is alleged
when the MounDays became i'm
voVcd with the postal authorities his
business decreased, and upon the ad-
vice of Nh Iite, ne decided to deliver
deeds TO the 40 purchasers of tracts
from the land he was selling for SEN
ator Catron. Mr. Hite wrote Senator
Catron who was In Washington, asking
him TO fulfll his part Of the contract
I'm issuing deeds 20 the purchasers of
the land senator Catron replied ana
stated that he. had no means of
knowing whether or not Mr.. Hite was
acting as MomDay's attorney and for
that reason refused to be interrogated
Mr. Hite again addressed the senator
but sull received no satisfactory am
swer He then filed suit i'm the
United states district court in New
Mexico
Mr. Hite sent the papers In the case
TO the clerk of the United states dis
trict court at Santa Zee, but was noti-
fled that i'm eases Of this kind "a resi-
dent attorney was required TO file the
papers Mr. Hitc therefore selected
"a Santa Fe attorney mailed the pa
pers To him today and the suit proba-
lly win be filed by Monday
An Of the purchasers Of land TO
whom MounDay asks that deeds De is-
sued, are made parties To the suit and
MounDays chief attorney has advised
each of them To- consult his own att
touey i'm an endeavor TO get results
Julius G Day owner of one-fourth
of a 15500o acre tract is also made
% party to the suit Under the al
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
OPPOSES
MARTIAL LAW IN
STRIKE ZONE
Resolution of Trades Assembly
is Endorsed by Mass Meet
Ing at Which 1900 People
Are Present,

Trinidad, Colo oct. 19-At "a mass
meeting held here tonight in local
theater, at which l20O were present.
the resolution. adopted by the Trini-
dad Trades assembly this morning.
was ratified tonight
The resolution protests against mar
tal law misuse of the shcrfrs office,
Importation Of armed guards and also
resolves that the citizens and trades
assembly support the striking miners
and asks for a congressional iuvesti-
cation. Adolph Germer Of Illinois.
who is i'm charge of the striking miners
colony at Walsenburg, was the prn-
clpal speaker his address being
scathing denunciation Of the coal
operators Frank Miner president Of
the trades assembly, was the chair
man.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
Cnnse and Effcct-

ut IS very curious to me-, 1Id
~llthers, what musical voice Mrs
Brighteyes has and yet whenever She
speaks i'm French it is hard and rasp-
ing-almost metallic"
'oh, that's only natural said
Bingo. you see, Mrs. Brieh'eyes
learned French by phonograpb and
She has mistaken the impcrfoction5
of the records for accent. Judge
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
Housekeeping Women nced
Health aud strength.

The work of home Keeping woman
makes constant call ON her strength
ami vitality and sickness comes
through her kidneys and bladder of
tcnor than sho knows But II she takes
Foley Kidney Pills thpir tonic
STRENGTHENING effect viii iuNgorato
her. ANA pain aud Weakness lu back
per, BUSINESS. aching Joints .ud urcgu-
lar bladder action viii am disappear
under the comforting influence Of this
good and honest medicine Try them
Fer sale by Butts, Incorporated,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
MIL LWAUKEE WOMAN
FIENDISHLY MURDERED


Milwaukee. oct 19.-The body of "a
woman which has not Yet been iden-
ufod WAS found in am ALLEY here to-
night A few moments later "a man
who said his name WAS George Scultz.
save himself ua ana confessed 90 tine
murder Hc sld that he met the
woman. whom DE did NOT know ON
the street block from where her
body was found and when she refused
ia speak To him as he accosted her,
he tore the scarf from her head,
wrapped 10 twice around her neck.
drew it teht and strougled her. To
make certain She was dead he beat
her head with q club lie dragged the
body into au alley uJ was frightened
away when the headlights Of an auto-
mobile flashed up the alley,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
CHANGED HANDS.

The Silver Avenue Barn, ia West
Silver avenue, has changed hands
The present owner has a good string
of saddle horses to let at reasonable
rates. When you want good ride
call at the Silver Avenue Barn
Phone 1853.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
RECEIVERSHIP ORDER
FOR ROSWELL NEWS
MODIFIED BY COURT

Especial eoRersroNotSeE 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Roswell, N. NJ oct 49, Judge
Granville A Richardson yesterday
modified the rtceVershp order Of
last Friday i'm the petition filed hy b..
i, Harlow AGAINST the Roswell
Morning NeWs the court specifically
limiting ,to receiver TO the ascertain
ment Of Che assets and liabilities of
the Roswell Printing company The
receiver was Eycn eight days in
which 90 file a bond OF $3.50
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-10-20
\ tnmlne Rcerct.

My daughter s $50 pretty that
uH can't set htr Interested n the
w.ro serious Things OF urc. she may
lo.o her good looks some doy
"so I'VE toh hor repcatcdlN'
Sand then she'll hc sorry that She
didn't ,oam 81 puy bridge. '--Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-08
Cost Most, but Give
 Least In Return
American Cities
 Are ailures
Alderman of Chicago

IN AMEucAN FAILURE OF THE GOVERNMENT TO WITH LED TO DISASTROUS RESULTS THE GOVERNMENT OF OUR ECONOMICAL NOR As POPULAR DESIRABLE AND POSSIBLE IT GEN. 0ONERNNENT
 
 THE CITIES OTHER COUNTRIES. Ineen might be tolered if it represented the
 
 combination of POLITICAL MACHINES AND SPECIAL IN TERESTE-
 The of boss and incapable corporation have been the endeavored nate parties and to reduce all elections to friendly contest BETWEEN TWO SETS OF THEIR OWN PUPPETS. These in @ have been themselves entirely though they have party sols and party principles CLOAK FOR THEIR OWN 
 They h behind lincoln Roosevelt eferson and Jackson relied the division of honest na into opposing political while they themselves have disregard of line party dis f7uurtcn 4 REsPoNs6LE MUCH OF TAXPAYER. ENORMOUSLY EXPENSIVE NAsEEFUL
 Te eral of politics surrounding the city hall orderly 1ne We cannot expect to secure proper system of street cleaning affiliations Repeated investigations of the expenditures FRAUD FAVORITISM EFF9CIRHCY ON A TREMENDOUS SCALE.