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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21
Yals MaaIs wlts aets Allmonv

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 2l-Pier-
pont b. Foster, wealthy graduate OF Yale.
was today ordered to pay his wife 500 900
alimony By the Superior Court. His wife
waa sven custody Of their child. At the
time Of their marriage Foster presented
his wife with a $4,000 home.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21
OUNARD LINER eAIIs

NEW YORK. Nov al-With soi pas-
sensers aboard, the new Cunard ilner
fransylFania sailed today on her hrst
nip ilom America 70 Liverpool The
noas carried q iarse amount of war snD-
piles ana foaassuas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21
QUALIFIED FOR HosEMEN
FOrty-eight of seVenty-four Appli-
cants Passed Civil Service Test.

Forty-eight applicants qualified for ap7
pointment as hoseman I'm recent eXaminay
tons of the Civil Service Commission.
SeYenty-fOur men took the eXamina-
ton for the post, which pays from, $500
to sl100 a year. The elgibles are:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21

are In good condition and dangerous turns
are few and far between.
The route includes Browns Mills, the
Well-knoWn winter resort Lakehurst.
Toms River, Furked River. Manahawken.
Pleasant Mills, Tuekerton. which Is only
a few miles from the coast; Green Bank.
Pleasant Mills, Berlin and Magnolia. The
return Is made through Camden and the
trip can be made IN six or seven hours if
necessary, tires permitting.
Automobile supplies can be bought along
the route and there are good hotels and
road inns at Toms River, Forked River.
Berlin and other towns.
Ihs route l. a. follows;
IntV Town
0 Camdsn-(reaehsd by Pennsylvania Rail-
Eoad feuyli through Aerehanfvlile
hFeseoro, NineehtoWn. Pemherton,
s2.4 Browns nils-to
la2 LakehUFsl-to
10 Tons RiYel-to nay Yuls. Forkaa Rlver.
eaFnegat %
ze.l Manaha ekdn-to
~ Luckqflen-to
a8 New dEafAa--Ctaks lsft fork Tor Atlantic
City 4pq South Jersey resorts. .in-
sgeiAs ~ ossan Sity' . wildsoed ahd
Hading HhsF, aFseR Raak, BaElo.
Il. -fIalalaonloa- laks white Horse oits
1aFalah An1ofs y
I4a eEIia = iaafal s9fissa~ta
A4 MaInaIlA~le
~ Da41a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-21

Ane ctat1 baAhos saving banks ana trust
companies IN Philadelphia that were re-
ceiving postal savings funds until they
we're disqualified b the Federal Reserve
sank Law, and the amounts on deposit Ia
each follow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
NEED WILL POWER
TO BE CHRISTIAN
Rev. II. b. Hostetter Uses story OF
Zaccheus to Show Determine
ton is Necessary.

Rev II. =. HOstetter talked on "The
Conversion Of Zaccheus" Sunday even
ing at the Westminster Presbyterian
church. He pointed out that Zaccheus
was "A wealthy and prominent man
and compared him with men OF to-
day.
From a worldly standpoint he had
all that heart could desire, but he
was not satisfied. Down deep in his
soul was a strange. indefinable long
ing that began TO assert itself the mo-
ment ne heard OF Jesus The Saviour's
message OF hope and life stirred him
with deep discomfort and he could
have no rest till he found Him.
His earnestness and perseverance
commend Him to us. lie was not
easily discouraged. His was a zeal
that could overcome obstacles. To-
day many make the mistake OF think
ing they can be Christians and not
half try and so we have a great num-
Der Of half-hearted Christians in the
world. IL calls for all the determine
ton and devotion that any man pos
sesses 10 be a true Christian. Cod
will not hold US guiltless II We put
into it anything less than that"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
MAN MUST ACCOUNT
FOR ALL HIS TALENTS
Parable Used by Rev. +. Il. DOugher-
~ to illustrate Our Re-
spOnsibility.

Rev. F. K. Dougherty talked on
Christ. the Steward" at the morn
ing services at the Grace NJ Z.
tabernacle Sunday. Miss Christine
Tingling. the W. C. T. L. lecturer also
erty took his text from Luke 1913,
Occupy Till / Come
The primary object of the parable
from which the text is taken is to
teach that the kingdom OF God will
not come Immediately. Incidentally,
it teaches how, by diligent fidelity,
the servants of God are 10 prepare
for His appearing. And what is to
be the nature Of the reckoning, both
with them and with those who re-
ject His rule.
"A steward is a person charged with
the management Of an estate or the
affairs of another. The possessions
OF power which the steward holds are
in his hands "a a trust. We are re-
sponsible and must account for every
power. every talent every attainment
with which we are endowed
"The first step in a true steward
ship has not 10 do with our giving.
Giving is the contamination, the last
thing in our stewardship. The re-
sponsibility Of stewardship begins
with the power to do or acquire or
possess and is increased as we exer-
else these powers.
I'VE are not to procure money for
the mere purpose of boarding it,
James says. Your gold and your sill
yer are rusted and their rust shall
be a testimony against you
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
GIRL SUCCEEDS IN
FREEING HER FIANCE
Gen. Jiminez Castro, Held by Car
rama Forces, Allowed
to Go.

MEXICO CITY, ept. 21.-Elizabeth
Woods, a cousin of Speaker Champ
Clark, succeeded Sunday in securing
the release from Santiago prison of
her fiapce. Gen. Jiminez Castro. Cas-
tro was arrested 10 days ago with
execution apparently ahead of him.
Miss Woods came up from Vera Cruz
and besought Secy. Silliman's aid and
insisted on an interview with Car
rama.
She got Castro's case before the first
chief of cOnstitutiOnalists despite re-
peated discOuragements and finally
through the intercession of Luis Ca
brera and J. II. Helt, Secy Silliman
Sunday carried away from the palace
TO the prison the precious document
giving Castro his liberty.
Castro IS one Of the bravest ard
best known of the French generals.
His arrest by the constitutionalists had
been a great surprise owing to Cas-
tro's prominence in opposing EXPIRES.
Huerta.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
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SOLVENT
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

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no matter how chronic or stubborn III
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Send at once and you will receive by
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address.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
TO CELEBRATE HIS
SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
Rev. II. L. Davis Will Give Account
of Work Done i'm Year,
Next Sunday.

Christ and the Father was the
subject OF Rev. II. L. Davis sermon
at the First NJ. z. church Sunday
morning. Next Sunday Rev. Davis will
celebrate the sixth anniversary of his
coming to South Bend to take charge
of the First NJ. r. congregation. He
will preach special sermon at the
morning services, giving an account
OF the work done during the last
year.
Before the regular morning serv-
ices there will be a mass meeting of
the Sunday school, all Of the classes
meeting together. The children Will
be promoted TO higher classes at that
time.
The hunger in the heart of man is
for God There is a great amount of
agnosticism. Men say they can't be-
lieve in God and His teachings be-
cause lie has never been interpreted
right. This is untrue since Christ.
revealed God. He showed Himself in
the nature OF the attributes and the
character of God.
lone of these attributes was that
of greatness Jesus proved Himself
great He declared Himself TO be
greater than all of the Jewish insti-
IQIlOnSs SuEn dN the lIbOAAll atlN NAiN
great teachers that had gone before
Him.
secondly. lie revealed to God that
He was the only holy man who ever
lived. Nobody spoke OF Him as being
otherwise. He declared BE We holy
for / am holy. All Of the people said
He was holy. Even His enemies ad-
mitted that.
Thirdly. any man who declares
himself I'm the revelation OF God must
have wisdom. Christ had wisdom.
lie was not trained in the schools OF
His time, vet He was superior 10 the
other learned men ~ His time who
had studied in the schools. His moral
teachings have not been surpassed for
> 900 years
Christ was a strong man. If He
had been a weakling. He could not
have commanded as He did. States
men, politicians and leaders might
well envy His rover 10 draw men 90
Him. lie showed by that that He was
divine With all OF this knowledge
no man can excuse himself for unbe-
lief"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
PERSONAL LIBERTY
SPEAKERS THEME
Miss Christine j. Timing Says Prohi-
bitiOn Robs No Man OF
His Rights.

Personal Liberty was the theme
Of "A talk given Sunday afternoon at
the high school by Miss Christine ]
Timing, a w. G. T. L. lecturer OF the
National Temperance union. Miss
Things talk was in the nature Of
an answer to the liquor forces state
ment that national prohibition will
curtail personal liberty. Miss Timing
held that personal liberty is always
governed by the extent with which
it interferres with that of other in
held that personal liberty of indivd-
uals would not be curtailed inasmuch
as prohibition does not interfere with
ones rights.
only "a small audience was present
at the meeting. Miss Timing spoke
at the Elder. Studebaker and Frank
lin schools this morning and at the
Muessel and high school this after
noon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
SOME NEWS NOTES.

Davies Laundry. Both phones.
Dr. Stoeckley. dentist. 511 ]. NJ. &
Or. Lucas, Dentist ]. NJ. S. Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Dr.. James Headache Powders
Relieve at 0nCe-10 Cents
a Package.

You take DR. James Headache
Powder and in lust a few moments
vour head clears and all neuralgia
and pain fades away. It's the quick
est and surest relief for headache
whether duh. thrObbing, splitting or
nerve-racking Send someone 20 the
drug store and get dime pa kage
now. Quit sunering--it's so needless.
Be sure you get Or. James Headache
Powders-then there viii be no dis
appointment Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-21
MONUMENT IS UNVEILED
RItualistic Work Put on BY Harmony
Camp W. O. W.

with appropriate services a monu-
ment was unveiled yesterday after
noon at Bowman cemetery by Har-
mony camp No. IS. W. O. W. Consul
Commander r. Fink was in charge of
the services. Only members of the
camp were present. No speeches were
made. the work done being all ritual
istiC.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19

y cay6 en- eI techo de un ediiicio de
cuatro viyiendas ocupado por la com
pafifa de semiilas de San Luis.
Los nombres de las muchachas fte-
ron dados por oficiates de La compa.
MIA de semillas de san Luis como 81.
que: Hazel Sundermah, Mildred Sun.
derman Mae Muhlreiser.
El comisionado de edidcios Nickel.
yey, un POGO antes de que Sc desplo-
mara la pared, orden6 los ITO iiom-
bres que estaban excayando las ruiz
mas que huyeran. Dies nutos des-
pues la pared cayo.
William Robling, un empleado de Ia
compafifa de semilIas, se akarT6 de lin
bastidor de una ventana do I'm edificio
de 80 viviendas hasta que fue rescata-
do por los bomberos.
Mas tarde tres de las fpujeres fue-
ron sacadas de los escombros. Sola-
,mente una de elias estaba sacramento
lastimada.
George o. Zeibold, de Waterloo, ILL.,,
un miembro del Club de Missouri. y
j. II. Swartz, de Mount Vernon. ILL.,,
fueron sacados tambien. Ambos reci-
bieron lastimaduras mly leves.
Tres hombres empleados de la com
pafaf de semilIas salieron de los es-
combros muy POGO Iastimados.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
oUIRINo PAcHEco HALLADo
MUERTo CON uN 5ALAzo EN-
LA cABEZA.

Ell Sabado en- Ia manana llego ell Sr.
Jose Adam Maestas esta y notific6 q
las autoridades que habia hallado un
cuerpo en- la veclndad de la mesa de
las vfboras, inmediatamente partio
el coronario Chapman acompafiado de
un Official para Ell lugar donde Sc les
report6 haber visto el cuerpo, que
eran los restos de Don Quirino Pache-
co de Walsenburg, quien desde el dia
"a de Noyiembre, 1913, habia desapa-
recido nadie podia saber su parade
ro, pero Sc juzgaba que algun NAL lie
babia acontecido, varios de sus pa
rientes y amigos habian hecho esfuer-
zos para hallarlo pero nunca pudieron
encontrar con el.
FL jurado coronario despues de In
vestigar la causa de su muerte, dio
un fallo que Quirino Paeheco habia
muerto de un balazo en- la cabeza aeci-
dentalmente por sucidio en- 9 cerea
del dia 25 de Noviembre. 1913, Tam
bien Sc supone que Pacheco al salir
de la plaza lIeyaba consigo una suma
mas menos de s1S7-O0 pero solamen-
te 8 8 4 pesos fueron hallados en- su
pedsona-El impartial de Walsenbure
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19

Washington, D. G., Mario 13.-Los
prospectos de otra boda en- la Casa
Blanca Sc hicieron mas defnitivos hoy
con la persistente renovation del re-
porte que el Secretario de la tesorerfa
McAdoo y la sefiorita Eleanor Ran
dolph Wilson, la hija mas i0ven del
Presidente y de la Sra. Wilson, esta-
ban palabreados, la boda de tomar lu-
gar en- JUNO.
No hubo ningun apuncio de la Casa
Blanca y cuando la atencion de los of
oiaies fue liamada al reporte ellos SO
retuvieron de nacer ningun comento @
Degaci6n.
FL secretario McAdoo di1o que serfa
indelicado para 81 comenfar sobre el
asunto en- un modo en- eI otro. No
obstante, la oficialfa de Washington 10
esta tomando como un hecho definiti-
vo que otra boda en- ia Casa Blanca se-
ra solemnizada despues della pr0rroga
del congreso.
Ell Secretario McAdoo ha sido un VI
sitante frecuente social la Casa
Blanca durante el ano pasado. La So
ciedad de Washington ha Observable a
la pareja en- muchos bales, tamblen.
Ell Sr. McAdoo tiene 50 amos de
edad, mientras que la sehorita Wilson
apenas cuenta "a. Ell es vuido tiene
seis hi1os, un hijo y una hija estando
casados va. Recientemente su hija
mayor dio a luz un nifo en- Califor-
mia.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
Sc DA uN BALAZo PARA EscA-
PARSE DEL JuIcIo PoR Ro5AR-
Sc $4,000. aH
Un liombre de Denver Morlra Como
ResuItado del Atentado de SuIeidar-
se.-Acusado de Falsificar las Tiras
de Pago de su Patron.

Denver Colo, Mario 17.-En la vfs-
pera dc su juicio por la obtenencia
de $4,000 sobre las listas de pago
falsifcadas de empleados de la ciu-
dad de Jerome Dreyfus, Sc di0 un
balazo en- su oficina aqui. En- el hos
pital de condado sc dan muy poccas
esperanzas de que recupere. Dreyfus
iba a ser juzgado las 10 por obtener
ell dinero del Banco Nacional de Hamil
ton. A las 9:45 los ocupantes del edi-
ficio, en- el cual esta su oficina, oye-
ron el reporte de una pistola en- su of
Gina. Dreyfus fue hallado aparente-
mente sin conocimiento. Admitio que
el Sc habia dado el balazo.
Despues de nume-osas coDtinua-
clones desde Setiembre pasado la eau
sa en- contra de Dreyfus estaba para
ayeriguarse ante el Juez Butler hoy.
Licenciados, testigos y ell juez esta-
ban reunidos cuando llegaron las no
ticias a la corte que Dreyfus Sc habia
dado un balazo.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
Por AIambre ArrendadO al Nuev.

Por Alambre Arrendado al Nuevc
MexIcano.
Washington, D. c., Mario 16.-Que
Gustav Bauch, ell Americana, fue eje-
cutado por Pancho villa en- Juarez,
fue declarado hoy ante la comision de
relaciones extranjeras de la camara
por Elfego Baca, de Albuquerque, N.
M, en- un tempo candidate para el
congreso.
Baca testific6 que Bauch estaba en-
la misma zelda con I'M primo de el, ].
J. Baca, de Nuevo Mexico, Y un terceT
hombre. Bauch el otro hombre fue-
ron sacados afuera y ejecutados, a Sc
gun la historic del primo, la cual Ba-
ca relate. El primo fue puesto en- Ii
bertad. villa 10 habia puesto en- la
prision porque no le gustaban los mi-
radios de su sombrero. Benton, Ell In
giles Ejecutado por villa, fue Juarez
sin armas en- una vista la cual conclu-
yo en- su ejecuci6n, declare Baca.
"Carranza vive ell tenor de villa"
dijo Baca. "a tanto grado que & no
dormirfa en- ell mismo cuarto con el."
Alab0 a los soportadores de Huerta
Y declare que los hombres de Villa es-
taban peleando por botfn. Baca fue
presentado a la comision por ell Repre-
sentante Ainey. Republican,, de Penn
sylvania.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
q Reporte saIl6 Ser verdad.

Washington, D. G., Mario IA Ell
anuncio formal de la boda del Secreta-
rio McAdoo y la senorita Eleanor Ran
dolph Wilson, la hiia menor del Pre-
sidente Y de la Sra. Wilson, Sc hizo
hoy en- la Casa Blanca.
Personals en- posici6n de saber die
ron que Sc habia decldido en- la confir-
macion de los reportes por la familia
de Wilson, aunque Sc habia decidido
no hacer ell anuncio en- una fecha tan
temprana. La publication, no obstan-
te, en- muchos papeles hoy de la boda
prospective iDfluyeron la direction en-
la Casa Blanca
Circularon los rumores que despues
de la boda del Sr. McAdoo y la sehori-
ia Wilson, la cual tendra lugar en- Ju-
nio, el secretario presentara su dimi-
sion como miembro del gahinete, y Sc
ra nombrado embajador a Francia, pc
ro los oficiales de Washington diieron
que tales reportes no tenian funda-
mento.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
NO NEcEslTAN METER A sUs
PRoPlos co5lERNos,
Por AIambre Arrendado al Nuevo


Por AIambre Arrendado al Nuevo
Mexicano.
Washington. d. c., Mario 16.--EI
General Carranza ha consentido en-
que los consules Americanos vean por
los intereses de extranjeros en- parties
de Mexico bajo mando de los cons,l-
ltucionalistas, donde sus propios go
biernos no tienen representatives con-
suIares.
Donde haya tales representatives, SUI
giere el que 81 aun sus gobiernos iban
reconocer a Huerta estos consules
pueden en- un modo no Official comuni-
car con 81 sin meter sus gobiernos.
Tambien, sugiere el, su voluntad en-
escuchar a y dar atencion a cuaIquier
aplicaci6n hecha a 81 directamente por
amigos Y parientes de extranjeros cu-
yas vidas o propiedad pueda ser anle-
nazada y hacer investigation de caca
case Y castigar cualesquiera de'sus
seguidores quienes sean culpables.
Esta es una sustancia de un reporte
telegrafico hecho al Secretario Bryan
hoy por el Consul Americana Simpich
en- Nogaies.
Copias de la communication han sido
mandadas a los varios representatives
diplomaticos en- Washington por ell Sc
cretario Bryan sin ningun comento.
Aunque ell Secretarlo Bryan decline
discutir la construction que debe ser
puesta en- la replica de Carranza, la
atenci0n de los oficiales fue inmedia-
tamente centralizada sobre el hecho
que Carranza Sc propone imponer una
condici6n que tai vez haga impossible
las actividades de los consules d no
ser que los deberes Europeos conven-
gan en- hacer un cambio decidido en-
su actitud.
Sc considera muy dudoso ST los re-
presentantes diplomaticos de los pode-
res en- Washington estan dispuestos a
dirigirse directamente Carranza en-
cualquier atentado para redimir agra
yios de sus ciudadanos, y hay poca po-
sibilidad que ellos formalmente confie-
ran ''poderes' sobre los consules Ame-
ricanos para representatives ante las
autoridades Observation-Disclosures Ellos
han adoptado ell curse usual donde los
pafses no tienen representatives consul
lares 9 dlpIomaticos en- un pals en-
guerra en- lamar otro gobierno-en
este case los Estados Unidos-en yer
sobre sus intereses, y no es usual en-
tales casos transferir poder a consu-
les del tercer cuerpo.
Por la tonic Ia respuesta del Gene
raj Carranza al Secretario Bryan po-
dra tener el efecto de traer cabo un
cambio importante de la actitud por la
parte de .gobiernos extranjercs hacia
los constitucionalistas siendo que va
el departamento de estado ha intima-
do que no puede obligar Carranza a
permitirlo que act1e por otras nacio-
mes.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1914-03-19
UN MINERO De TRINIDAD
MUERTO. BALEADO EN- Ia
CASA DE HUESpEDES
La ciudad del Carbon Aeresa otrb
Homicide al Fec RegIstfo-La Nor
tifera Bala Here al Primer HON
bre y Mata al seoundo en- la Casa
de Beflne Amador.
LAR PARTE NO ERAN
MINERos uNloNlsTAs.
P0r AIambre Arrendado 4 Nusv0 Ms.

'
Por Alambre Arrendado al Nuevo Me-
xlcano.
Trinidad, Colo, Mario 17.-Eugenio
Chaves, de 25 amos de edad esta muer-
to, baleado en- ell abdomen, y Diego
Garcia, de 27 amos de edad, esta seria-
Emente herido con una herida de bala
en- su cuerpo, como el resultado de un
baleamiento que tomo lugar en- la ca
sa de huespedes de Befine Amador,
en- Del Aqua, va tarde aver.
Los hombres herido y muerto no
son mineros unionistas. El balea-
miento fue hecho, segun Sc dice, por
Andres Martinez, de S5 amos de edad,
un minero que no es unionista quien
dispar0 sobre los hombres con un ri
file por entire la puerta de la casa de
huespedes cuando los iombres quisies
ron entrar y despues que Martinez les
habia ordenado que Sc retiraran.
] Martinez esta bajo arresto y en- la
carceI del condado. Otros euatro es-
tan detenidos por las autoridades mi.
litares como testigos.
Garcia v Chaves, el dltimo trabajan-
do en- el campo de Berwind, vino la
casa de huespedes POGO antes de las
IL anoche y TOGO que 10 dejaran en-
trar EIlos no vivian alIf. La mujer
quien conduce el lugar llam6 a Marti-
nez y le dijo que los echara fuera.
Martinez 10 hizo asi, y cuando los
hombres iban saliendo dispararon, la
bala pas0 por entire Garcia v lie pego
a Chaves en- un lugar vital Garcia
tai vez recupere.