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The Washington times., 1914-11-16


Can anyone inform this Office where
the words and Emusic OF the following
Confederate song may be obtained?
They are wanted by a veteran who re-
members hearing 1t during Sherman
march to the sea
On the banks Of the Potomac lies
an army 30 grand,
With an object to subjugate Dixies
fair land.
They say we will split this great
Union in two,
And alter the colors Of Red. White
and Blue.
RDADER-This department cannot
answer legal questions.
p. 1.-THE various wedding anniver-
sa,ries are first, the cotton wedding;
second, tho paper wedding; third. the
leather wedding; ffth, the woolen we'd
ding; seventh, the woolen wedding;
tenth, the tin wedding; twelfth, silk and
nne linen wedding: fifteenth, the crystal
wedding: twentieth, the china wedding;
twenty-fifth, the silver wedding; thir-
tieth, the pearl wedding; fortieth. the
ruby wedding; fiftieth, the golden we'd
ding: seventy-hfth, the diamond we'd
ding.
When sending invitations for any
party, surprise or otherwise, IL Is not
proper to state therein that it is a
birthday party.
The Washington times., 1914-11-16
X Advice to Girls
Bv ANNIE LAURIE.

, are so near your age going to places
with YOU unless you mlsbehaVe, unless
vmu do things OF which they would not
approve. ] think that you would oe
riad to have their company. II you act
as your parents want you to, why don
yo,i have the college boys come TO your
boIse some times instead of always
seeing them at your cousins? / believe
that il would be better for you, II you
did not see so much Of that cousin.
hnv girl who will tell you to disobey
your parents is not the right kind OF an
associate.
hnxious-If you are in love and the
man can take care OF you comfortably.
rvcn though not in the luxuries which
van now enjoy. you should marry him.
you should not marry him, though.
unIess he can take care of you prop
,rIy. Remember there are rainy days
In evervone's life: they have to be pro-
rided for when counting up living ex-
nenses, Make sure first that you care
more for the man than you do for the
injuries which you now enjoy
:, onyr,ght 1914, Newspaper Feature SerVfce)
Miss Laurie will welcome letters OF
in0,,iry on subjects of feminine inter
.s1 from young women readers OF this
naner and will reply to them In these
eoiumns, They should be addressed to
her. care OF this oflice.
The Washington times., 1914-11-16
A Mattress for $500

This is a well made soft top
mattress of good weight. Better
qualities of the same style are
priced at S. and $3.50.
For $40 we feature an unusual
ly fine value in a layerfelt mat
tress weighing SO lbs. of one or
two parts This will give you
wears of satisfactory service. The
best hair-stuffed styles range up
to $25.
The Washington times., 1914-11-16

RFADTR-This department canno
answer legal questions.
The Washington times., 1914-11-16

These are large and roomy, with
fancy pressed panel backs AMI
heavy. carved spindles. There are
styles in both oak and mahogany
finish.
You'll find any kind Of easy
chair or rocker, any upholstery
you wish. in the large line we are
displaying. There's a style at al
most any price up to $25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
EASY TO PUT LIVER
ITO RIGHTS" NOW
Constipation Can Now BE Easily and
Safely Overcome Without Use
OF Dangerous Calomel.

Seven OF the best known and
highest priced physicians in the United
States agreed that Dodson's Liver
Tone is a perfectly safe. easy and
pleasant remedy to take instead Of
calOmel for constipation. sluggish liver
etc. It has none OF the disagreeable
and often dangerous after-effects OF
calomels which is only a form of mer-
curry.
There are limitations Of Dodson's
Liver Tone. But the public is not to
be fooled. The public Knows how to
judge the plain truth. And the merits
OF DodsOn's Liver Tone are widely
known.
Dodson's Liver Tone IS sold and
guaranteed by Kelly & Pollard, who
will refund purchase price (5OcD in
stantly and with a smile II you are
in any way dissatisfied.
DodsOn's Liver Tone IS a palatabIe
vegetable-Hquid and its action is easv
and natural, with no grippe and no
pain. 1t does not interfere in any way
with your regular duties. habits or
diet It builds and strengthens you
and makes you feel good. Why don't
you try Dodson's Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
GUARDSMEN WILL
SOON BREAK CAMP

Deming, \. NJ, July 2l-The maneu-
vers Of the New Mexico national guard
and the United States regulars VIII be
brought TO a close this week, after
what has been termed the most sue
cessful joint encampment ever held IN
the southwest.
Camp BroOkes has been a very busy
place the past eight days, and Monday
the crowning event of the encampment
took place, when the entire military
force took the field and engaged IN
realistic sham battle, the militia being
arrayed against the regulars.
While il has rained during the en-
caupment. no difficulty has been eX-
perieHced as a result. since precautions
against storm had been taken when
the camp was established
The regulars win start for FL Paso,
Texas. the middle OF the week and the
militia companies viii entrain Thurs
day for their respective cities ana
towns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
HUERTA QUITS
MEXICO QUIETLY
CONTINUED From Page one0

Continued From FaEe one)
was evasive. but he did say peace was
not at hand.
Real peace will come" he said. 1T
is difficult to say. There must be a
crisis IN all diseases. physical as we'll
as sociological. Naturally there is due
a crisis here It may come in one
month, two months, three months, but
IL viii come"
VIII that mean intervention" he
The officers. the Iaboring men ano
all others looked al him more serious
", but with no loss Of time Huerta shot
back emphatically: No, never"
Wife Signals TO .'COme On
Gen Huerta, his wife signaling him
landing at the pier He called bach
that he expected to write out a detailed
statement and send it ashore, but he
never did
The picture men, who had been busy
all the time, asked him to stop minute
more and he obngingly posed for them
While they continued grinding out n
record Of his last moments ashore.
Aboard the Dresden, Gen Huerta
and sonora Huerta were shown to the
captains quarters, which they Will use
to Jamaica The women went to the
quarters assigned TO them. but Gen
Huerta remained on deck with the cap
TAIN chatting for rev minutes With
others he stationed himself at the rail
where he remained until nearly dark.
watching those he had left behind. HIS
white coat brown hat and black trous-
ers served easily for the crowd ashOrs
TO distinguish him. The naval men who
surrounded him were all in white.
Not once was there cheer sent
across the water from the land.
Troops stand at Attention.
Men and women whom he left be-
hind, some standing on the wharf ana
others gazing from the car windows.
watched him much as one might watch
the last moments of a dying relative.
When he had gone over the side there
was no salute. although this was due to
a request made by Gen. Huerta that it
be dispensed with
The only thing 10 indicate anyone
Of distinction was aboard the Dresden
was an extended file Of so ragged
troops. part of the famous 18th, and
part Of the Zaragosa battalion, drawn
up at attention in front Of the tran.
and facing the cruiser
These troops presented arms as the
Dresden moved out. but il was so dark
IL is doubtful if Huerta observed this
sile official tribute 10 his departure.
Others to Board Bristol.
In the interval between Huerta's
going aboard and the sailing OF the
Dresden. the other members of the
party who were left ashore were pre-
pairing TO 20 abord the British cruiser
Bristol where they will be cared for
until the passenger steamer Mexico ar
rives TO carry them in the wake Of their
choice.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
SPAIN SENDS An AGENT
TO TREAT WITH CARRANZA.

Manuel Walls Medina, who bears
credentials as a special emissary from
Altonso XIII. has arrived here to LOOK
aIter the interest Of Spanish subjects
IN Mexico His arrival marked the frs
result Of Carranza's announcement OF
several months ago that European gov
ernments having diplomatic dealings
with the "Constitutionalist'' govern
ment should take them up directly. ana
not through the American state de-
partment
Senior Medina. who has been acting
as legal advisor to the Spanish en-
oassy at Washington, received his COM
MISSION at the time Villa expelled the
Spanish residents after the taking Of
Iorreon. The delay in securing ere
dentlals, however, caused the ennis
sary's tardy arrival in Mexico. He
conferred today with "Constitutionalist-.
agents here regarding some local ad-
1usJmenIs Of Spanish claims He VIII
proceed to Monterey to attach himself
TO Carranza's headquarters in the same
capacity as George c. Carothers. SPEC
ment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
OF
NEW MEXICO ARE
TRYING TO AGREE
AS Date For State Conven-
ton Approaches, Harmo-
ny Is Being Urged.

Santa lie. y. ", July 21.-Republican
leaders do not underestimate the harm
that is being done the party as a re-
suit Of fractional rows existing in sew
eral counties it controls, especially in
3ernalillo. and as the date for the
state convention in August approaches
steps for bringing about an agreement
satisfactory TO all factions are being
taken
A Republican defeat this year will
seriously handicap the party in the
1916 state campaign, when a governor
and state officers will be elected, and
this is why victory is desired in No
vember when a congressman, state
corporation commissioner and mem
bers of the lower house Of the legisla-
ture are elected.
Democrats Grow Stronger.
The Democrats are already patching
up the minor rows they have in sew
eral counties and indications are they
Will present united opposition TO the
Republicans and the "Progressives-"
With the Democrats working har-
mOniOusly and the Republicans and
'Progressives' fighting among them
selves and opposing each other. pros
poets for either OF these parties to de-
feat the Democratic candidates ap-
pears extremely unlikely.
Congressman H B. Ferguson. who
is assured Of denomination by the
Democrats, will return in August to
attend the Democratic state cOnven-
tion. it is said. though he viii be re-
nominated as a matter of course, with
little or no opposition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
AGAINST GRANTING
EXTENSION OF TIME

At a conference held Tuesday be-
tween judge A s J. Eylar and com
missioners Tom Love and James Cliff
ford. it was decided to recommend to
the commissioners court at its meet
ing next Tuesday that no extension Of
time be granted the Commonwealth
Trust company Of Houston. which
holds an option on the purchase Of the
$3.50, 900 court house and jail bonds.
The court will take up direct with
Woods & Oakley. Chicago lawyers, the
matter Of obtaining an opinion on the
bonds, il is said
It is likely at the meeting next
Tuesday that bids will be asked for a
resale Of the bonds.
The commissioners court holds a
check for $500 put up by the trust
company to insure its purchase Of the
bonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
GEN. BELL TO RE
MAIN TEMPORARILY

Brig Gen. George Bell. il, will con-
tfnue to command the border brigade
until the return Of Brig. Gen. John J.
Pershing from his leave Gen. Per-
shfne has been given an additional
leave Of two weeks. Gen. Bell expected
TO be ordered to Vancouver Barracks
as soon as his commission was signed.
But he will be left in command Of the
patrol district until the return OF the
commanding officer.
Capt 3. NJ Burdel Of the 18th in
fantry, has been given leave Of one
month and has gone to Omaha, Neb.,
TO visit friends
has returned from his leave and has
Joined his command at Fort Wingate,
New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
VILLA STARTS FOR
MEXICAN CAPITAL
WITH HIS TROOPS
Washington Dispatches Say
Carranza Is to Be Elimi-
mated in Short Time.

~HE southern movement Of Gen.
Villas division has begun, &C
4 eording to official advices re-
ceived today in JUarez-
Gen. Villa himself was still IN Chi
huahua city this morning but was
scheduled TO depart for the south
HIS HIS ar3nV of $1,000 men. which has
been making holiday in the southern
districts Of Chihuahua state was re-
ported entraining for the long journey
10 OueretarO. It is at Queretaro, -FOUR
hours from Mexico City, that the three
divisions of the "Consututionalist
army will converge for the triumphant
entry into the national capital say
vevolutiOnists here
Villas Move Surprise.
News of Gen. Villas preparations
for departure southwark caused sur
prise along the border, as II was pc
iieved he would return to Juarez De-
fore marching on Mexico City
Coincident with this movement came
sdvices from Monterey that Gen. Pablo
Gonzales commanding the eastern d.
vision, was moving his troops to San
Luis Potosi, within easy reach OF
Queretaro. So far as was known mere,
Gen. AlvaradO ObregOn's western d.
vision had advanced no further than
Guadalajsra, although railway com
rnunication with the national capital
is virtually intact
AOuELlLuLlOIa4ASL AAODpa Al
proach no closer than Queretaro to
Mexico City until final arrangements
are made for the transfer Of the gov
eminent from president Carbajal to
Venustiano Carranza, it is asserted.
Angeles As President.
Gen. Felipe Angeles, chief OF Villas
artillery corps, will arrive in Juarez
tonight from Chihuahua TO purchase
supplies for the army, it is announced
today.
washington dispatches Of the Inter
national News association on Sunday
declare that Angeles is to be made
provisional president after the Con
stitutionaIists" reach Mexico City; that
this was greed on, upon the insistence
OF Villa, at the recent conference at
Torreon. and that Carranza viii be
eliminated Immediately after entering
Mexico City and taking over the gov
eminent from Carbajal He is to re-
turn as governor Of COahuila, the dis
patches say, and Angeles and villa
will run the provisional government
Angeles as provisional president and
Villa as generalinchief OF the army,
whose task viii be TO put down ban
ditry and counter revolutions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
FRACTIOUS MULE BRINGS
GRIEE 10 WHOLE FAMILY

Dayton. n II. July 21-Thar the
lowly mule has lost none Of the char
acteristics which have made the animal
famous was amply demonstrated near
here, when a mule attached 10 q wagon
containing a family Of eight Mexicans,
ran away. Every one Of the occupants
Of the wagon were more or less hurt
The injuries ranged from broken bones
70 cuts and bruises.
While passing two burros, ridden BY
boys, the mule began 70 kick winding
up its antics by boiling. The wagon
struck a tree near the roadside and
overturned. throwing all the occupants
to the ground
The only participant in the affair to
escape uninjured was the mule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
HOPE TO FORCE
Intervention BY
COUNTER UPRISING
This Is Apparent Object of
Plotters Against "COnsti-
nationalist" Regime.

C,fa,+fftcoes, Spaniards and federal
S-S--e- are said to be backing the
1e1V counter revolution wnlch has had
its start in western Chihuahua and
which is expected 70 Dsc olile IotIlloa-
BILE when Pascual O-0-oO N-i-'Ss -4OLH
the south. -ss..s.,-
- - Federal land owners in north
ern Mexico have re9lzed that their
- sta~f a counter revolution in the
hon mat this viii bring about inter
ve6tion- While they do not think that
such a counter revolution would ever
e-roT1- 10 such an extent as to become
f5o1,J,,,,idsble. they are said to hope that the
cC,--'+e- evolution will sufficiently en-
harrass the Carranza administration
fbar the United States will be forced
To intervene in order 10 restore perma-
HeH' Well Backed Financially.
rrbe leaders of the new reVOlutiO lary
movement are well supplied with money.
II ie aid that between $4,000 and
S75 200 has been obtained for the new
mOvsment and that quantities OF arms
- ammunition have been purchased
Men are being sent 70 points along the
New 1fexfco-Chihuahua border each
night in numbers ana are pelng sup
DIied with equipment after they cross
The leaders Of the counter revolution
are counting on the possible release OF
the federal prisoners al r OFT W lngale,
n n. who are expected TO join the
evolutionary movement Large num-
hers OF federal officers and soldiers are
also expected to join the movement as
thew fear that they will be executed II
thew remain in territory controlled By
aCoIoradOsy Relied On.
All Of the "ColoradOs," or former
OrOzco revolutionists. are being de-
pended upon by the leaders OF the revo-
IutiOn as their deaths have been de-
creed by Villa wherever caught Where
it is not possible for the federal army
TO Join the new movement they are
being advised TO revolt and do every
thing possible 10 prevent the Carranza
administration from establishing peace,
II Is sid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
REBELS TO HOLD
LUIS TERRAZAS

LUIS Terrazas 5r. will continue to be
held until permanent peace is estab-
lished. "ConstitutiOnalists declare. They
say that Terrazas has been held as q
prisoner to prevent Gen. Luis Terrazas
and his relatives from aiding the
Huerta party more than to obtain
money from him. Now that Huerta has
resigned. the rebels say that there IS
all the more reason for holding Ter
razas, to prevent his family from aid
ing the new counter revolution in an
effort to regain control Of their con-
nsCated property in Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
PROPERTY OWNERS.
WILL Be URGED To
BOOST BUDGETFUHD
Special Canvass Agreed on
Tuesday to Increase the
Budget Subscriptions.

Another budget fund canvass was
started Tuesday when a luncheon o.
the property owners comnllles Mds
held a { the PasO del NOrle hotSL- ~
the first time in the history OF me
chamber Of commerce the proper ~
owners will be asked to contribute
their share TO the development OF tls
city through the efforts Of the cnaIh-
Der Of commerce
Complete List Compiled
A complete list Of the property
owners has been prepared by secretary
A. W. Reeves and the assessment OF
each property owner is given on Ine
list With this list the committees
made a careful canvass OF the pros
pective contributors Tuesday ana ne
amounts they should SUBSCRIBE 70 the
$4,000 budget fund were placed aIter
their names. Letters are to be sent
to these property owners, urging theH
10 contribute these amounts 10 tue
chamber Of commerce fund These let
tiers viii be signed by the meinoe5 ,
Of the property owners. comm llss. - -
is expected that $50 900 VIII De auuS4
to the budget fund in this canvass anu
the burden Of the budget VIII be more
equitably distributed than IL mas Deen
in the past when only the business
men subscribed.
To Ask Women, Also
The women property owners are 70
be asked for subscriptions, as wen a.
the men, and letters VIII De sent 70
them by the committee. A large anlou y
OF property in FL Paso IS owned oy
women and they will be appealed 70
by the chamber Of commerce ana
number OF substantial subscriptions
from them are expected In additlon
TO the letters to be sent out
by the committee. personal letters
viii be sent to the property owners
both women and men, and reports q
the budget fund work will be sent
them 10 let them know how the cam
paign is progressing The comp lels
list OF property owners was checkeu
at the luncheon Thursday and the let
tiers asking for substantial subscrlp-
tons will be mailed this week me
property owners subscription usL y
TO be made a special feature OF this
years canvass and will be read at the
meetings OF the committee
McNary Is Chairman
James G. 1lcNary. chairman Of the
property owners committee, presided
al the luncheon meeting The other
members Of the committee present
were- r. B. Orndorff, chairman OF the
budget fund committee; winchester
Cooley, s J. Prudential, J. A Hap
per, James L. Mari and A W. Reeves.
Mondays canvass Of the budget fund
committee brought in $3.50 in sub
scriptions, bringing the total amount
so far pledged TO S12,150, as against
$3.50 pledged by the same subscribers
the preceding year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
Tobacco Habit
Easily CONQUERED

A Well-knOWn New Yorker Of wide
experience, has written a book telling
how the tobacco or snuff habit may be
easily and completely banished in three
days with delightful benefit
The health improves wonderfully
after the nicotine poison is out Of the
system. Cslmuess, tranquil sleep. clear
eyes. normal appetite, good digestion,
manly Vigor, strong memory and
general gain in efficiency are among
the many benefits reported No more
OF that nervous feeling: no more need
OF pipe, cigar, cigarette or chewing
tobacco TO pacify the morbid desire.
The author, Edw- J. Woods, 534 Sixth
Ave 1851 B, New York City, will
mail his book free on application, to
anyone.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
PUBLIC WILL HEAR
YOUNG LYONS TALK

Ell Paso generally will be given
chance TO hear Frank Lyons deliver
his prize winning grafton. The Wom-
ans club, desiring to have all Fl Paso
hear the young man, also to have him
tell something Of his experience while
winning honors for FL PasO, has ar
ranged for him to deliver his Grafton
and relate his experiences as a de-
batter, at the chamber Of commerce, a
week from tonight
Lyons won first prize in a national
oratorical contest at the Mohonk
peace conference. His grafton was on
worldwide peace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
VOCAL SOLO With
INFANTRY BAND
IN PARK TONIGHT
Miss Margaret Agnew White
to Be Heard at Cleve-
land Square Concert.

The following program viii be rem
dered by the 18th infantry 0and
under the direction OF Ernest 9.
FISCHER. chief musician at Cleveland
square this evening at 1880:
March. The Kilries," ..-.-S- E Morris
overture. Poet and Peasant Suppe
CBy request)
Waltz. Ideal Echoes" Andrew Herman
Vocal solo. The Holy City" Adams
Miss Margaret AgneW White, &C
companied by band.
Grand selection. Lucia di Lam
mermOor' ..---.------- Donizetti
Medley, "1S63' $500 1890 Calvin
F,xcerDts from The Prince Of Pill
sen" .--------..-- Gustav. Luders
star Spangled Banner"
Miss White. a resident Of this city.
is said to be an accomplished artist.
She is an Undergraduate Of the Con-
servatory OF St Louis and also holds
an artists diploma Besides posses
sing a voice OF rare beauty. she is an
expert pianist with a marvellous tech
uiQue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
DAMAGE BY HAIL
AND RAIN IN VALLEY

Las Cruces. y. ", July 21--Consid-
cradle damage as a result Of rain and
hail has been done TO farms and crops
in the Mesilla valley. Because Of heavy
rain. arroyos and irrigation bitches
have overlooked and inundated con-
siderable land In addition a terrific
hail storm which accompanied the rain
severely DANA ged garden truck on the
farms OF Joe Taylor and R. P. Porter
The Las Cruces ditch was washed out
and il viii be three days before re
pairs can. be made Recent repairs
made TO bitches in this vicinity were
Undone by the storm.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-21
OROZCO'S MEN ARE
DESERVING, REPORT

Mexico City, Mex, July 21.-It is re
ported by the war office that many OF
the officers and men who Joined in
The counter revolutionary movement
started by Gen. Pascual OrozcO and
Col. Francisco Cardenas have deserted
and are presenting themselves to the
military authorities at Queretaro and
Celaya-
According to 2 statement issued by
minister of war Refugio VelascO Mon
day night southern Constitutionalists"
who attempted to approach the vicinity
Of the capital were badly defeated by
federals under Gen Eduardo Gear
rama, who is stationed al villa Milpa
Alta, not far from Mexico City.