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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
Mediators Encountering No Hitch in Progress
Work And No Deadlock Apparent, Car
ranza Only, Has Failed to Agree
THE RYAN INCIDENT CAUSED EXC|TMEN
NO ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY DIPLOMATS BUT IT IS
KNOWN THAT THEY WERE EXPECTING FURTHER
DEVELOPMENTS WHICH MIGHT BE ANNOUN-
CED IN A STATEMENT LATER
BY Associated Press.


WASftlNGION d, G., May l--AsSurances of peacc with
steady abatement oi talk the dominant the Mex
can situation today Attention still on the work the
South American medas who reported progress and avoidance OF
any deadlock between the parties
In other quarters however the failure Carranza thus
accept the medao proposition for suspension hoses against
ue caused continued doubt the outlook
OF the medaors work the settlement of the entire Mexican
situation.
The repor, that DR. Ryan American the sevce of the
United States about be shot spy by the Mcxi
tederas /acacas caused today
DR. Ryans direct from Iuer,a later in
the day.
While gravity and hopefuness of the varied from hour
hour the of Argentina Brazil and Chile kept steadily
work Long conferences last night with Secretary Bryan and Span
h Ambassador Rano representing iuerta followed by a
ference today The mediators made announcement
shown that they expecting another definite development today
which might lead later but purpose dis
closed There believe that the question
lated to Carranza.
summing up what the medators had done up this time
we'll posted authority SAID hs, represented actually
phed IN given than had ger oasted the hsoy Of ir
ttrmediat6n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
CAVALRY ORDERED TO STRIKE
ZONE FROM GEORGIA AND
NEBRASKA
CABINET DISCUSSES CASE
Garrison Said He Would Not Order
Disarmament rntil Advised
Fully a. a. Glass ol
titilens Armed

~ Asaocisted Press
WASHINGTON. d. C.. May H.
orders 10 quadruple the force OF
Federal cayalrymen in the Colorado
coal strike regions went from the
var department late tonight.
The cntire eleventh regiment from
Fort Oglethorpe Georgia and two
troops OF the twelfth from Fort
Robinson Nebraska were ordered "a
proceed TO Colorado for strife duty
soon
col. James Iockctt. OF the eleven Il
is 20 take supreme command of the
situation An appeal for more came
early today from Governor Ammons
and was the subject Of discussion
ai cabinet meeting.
Sec Garrison later went TO the
House with maps OF the coal regions
tn demonstrate that troops already
sent were not sufficient 10 guarantee
peace and order. The president in
gtructed the secretary 20 send what
ever troops he thought best.
Garrison said he'd had issued no
Instructions for disarmament In the
coal fields. lie said he would take
no action In this respect until he
received report from Officers on the
scene.
II requested information" said he.
"as 10 classes OF citizens carrying
guns and what use was being made
Ol them"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
RAIN OVER WHOLE
Of NORTH PLAINS
MANY PLACES REPORT coon
SEtsONS AND STILL RAIN
ING At MANY POINTS

Abuudani rains are reported from
practically every section and point
Of the Panhandle country during the
past few days.
Last night the Southwestern Tele
phone CO., ascertained that Il had
,Islped pllkaay a Panhandle cits
--e' " ri ss"a 'prf Il s%s ftlnins
s,e ~ nira, b raoi,th. :, 'ta1h 10 !.
rain was also reported at Clarendon.
and showers az Chlldress. in Lub.
book Il rained all dny Friday. show
crs tell In Canyon, and ample rains
tell in Chlllichothe.
Canadian River is reported on a.
rampage, the worst since 1904. hay-
ing risen thirty feet within the past
dat or two
The FortWofth a Denver railroad
bridge has been washed out for a
distance OF over 500 feet. aud traf
Iic ON that railroad is badly delayed
in consequence. The northbound pas
.'u"or last night was routed over
tho santa be by way oi Clovis.
Wa bouts on the Rock Island be
tween Tucumcari and balhart pre-.
vented the routing of Denver trains
over that line.
While there may bc some damage
and Inconvenience resulting from the
general dOWupour The generous
moisteniuF is hearty welcomed by
tac farmers and stockmen OF the pan
handle country. and the vast acreage
of winter and spring wheat is al
ready assuming the alluriug appear
au,e of Iuclo Sans coin OF the realm.
Aside from the immcasurablo good
20 'ho wheat crop the timely rains
Will o % prepare the fields Tor the
ulluiIus OF iced crops which after all
are the source of Panhandle hupo
md prosperity
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
SALTILLO EVACUATED

SALIll0 Mexico May l-Saho the principal city of the
State Coahua reported today have been evacuated April
H. the Federal troops retiring San LUIS Poos 800 miles the
south
The information received from Miguel Avla.
by OF San Antonio Texas Avla said be trustworthy
Elaborate preparations had been made for against
Saltlo, and the information caused a sensation.
Progress of the rebel necessa moving the local
with its confidential consus and clerks San Antonio
The subject will he taken up tomorrow day a
ference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
TRUCK GROWERS ORGANIZE
MARKETING SYSTEM

MISSION. Tex. May AT re-
cent gathering OF a number Of farm
crs IN this section. a plan for a new
marketing system was discussed,
colonel Alba Haywood o. San Beni,o
vas the principal speaker and urged
thai the farmers In tho lover Rio
Grande Valley get together and Ter
ret on, a uni, marketing system
whereby their products could be sue
cessfully disposed OF. Fie said that
the uni, marketing plan was the only
salvation for the truck growers In
this part of the state and urged that
they cooperate 20 this end Another
meeting will he called al an early
date al which tine the working out
of the details OF such system will
be undertaken.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
fI\I WE'LL DISCOVERED
~ IHiCkHAM FIELD

SANTA ANNA. TcE May Tho
bes, producing oil won over diacoy.
cred In the Thiothan lied which
Is located near here NH, hrough In
last week az q depth 0. 1000 feet
The gusher Is rapaUIo of producing
100 barrels OF 90 per day Tho pro
duct is declared ty q number Of ex.
perts n be of an unusually high
rrdde Other wells tr, being sunk
IN tho neighhorhood 81 thIs discoy-
cry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
NORMAL SCHOOL
MILL Or DTDuIIT.
STATE INSPECTOR OE MASONRY
ON WAY 10 INSPECT FOIN.
DiTiON N over

special io The News
AUSTIN. Tex. May o., Acting
under instruction. OF the board OF
trustees OF the West Texas state Nor.
NAL ~ Canyon, q. Nitsrhkc State
Inspector OF Masonry ien today Tor
Canyon to make a thoroueh inspec-
ton OF the ruins with view o. re-
building the school which was to-
tally destroyed los iirc several weeks
ago. II is nov planned 90 rebuild
the institution before the legislature
conyenes and have tho next legisla-
inre make the appropriation The
new school building g. to cost about
S2'o,o0o, and WIll absolutely be- fire
proof.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
trI,iI BUILDING PERMITS
tNtEIDS MONTH IlS1 YEAR

nfnf IaI 'n 7 Do News
FORT WORTH. Tex. MAY i-
building permits issued ln the nine
principal cities OF Texas durinr April
aggregated Ss.3g3.l35. compared
With t2.see.7s4 for the same month
oi last year. The amount OF permits
for each CITY during April of this
year is as follows Dallas S561. .3rs.
Waco $3.50. .i57. Houston S3N7 .f9..
san Anionio s3e7.f55. ~ paso
2229. 9.i@s. Fort Worth seia.05O;
Galveston SifS.s00. Beaumunt Sst.-
,9H. Austin s3N.GIe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

su.rHI fr IHr Sow.
slLVEETON T NJ A. uc
rain fcI here af nj NH lud
oats pro poet. a ue boz '1ih
date fOr year
Quite % iargr lge of uI.fr Hae
been pla tsd auI ar lv lp
The farmers liant UHr' U1t-
ton tHI. wear f.. .tef d. H.# The
ground is noa iH "a euudifH. Iut
read, Tor thr ..e ID Bn.rr. ,.uu.
if people ere 'g iha ..fIef
ilme. are in Store .ur them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
EACIESIONISTS INVESTIGATE
IITTLEfiEID " iTIE stppLN


nNfNlii To nf Now
LlrTLEFlELD TE. N.s I
Tho regular tb0nh pt ruEcr
train "wednesday Dad alta bed q
pullman Tor Llt'lpH't, bringing in
a number Of TeNHs lsOp' Those
people came ont Zoo uto.I ir lit.
tloficld lands and fH o. fI. E ir-
rigatiOn wells run All l.UH od
themselves ps beius iazr' what
tncy found and lf ezs people a.
a rule think or tr coury as "a
wind wCpt omI.I, N.. they
come CUT. however. SOC ... .ca
Oh oi pure water ". hg ,.f .. the
ground they begin ippf.... 'ne
wonderful porsitI OF iN. .a.IoV
water belt IU. y ua. enter
talnod ai hlu.I. "Th. IIre
Wpducsday night NJ ..nrr.
Agricultural uou t'or the
Santa b. RS. ami Asri Mr.
Polk, were pre- I adH. much
% the plrarUf. . or h'
their talks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

L1TTLEFlEln. Tex. May d.
About % ia,n rain fell here last
uirHf Planting s we'll under way
and while here wac o splendid sea
on In 'fo .rouui already vet this
rain 900 Uo tnrt beneficial n g.
uIN cloudy aud aH0Nrring and .
much uelUer rau is looked for dur
.u. fHo urNf twelve hours
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

$50 H. f" Ir, r'Fs
TIlfA. Tex. May one and one
Gusrfcr inches ot rain tell in SvisheT
county. asf uigHi and thi. morning
IUfe rain .nsIres ~ sVisher county
tho greatest wheat yiold that tho
FARMER. have had Tor some year
There Ho.ua 70 very large acreage
planted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

POST. Ten. NaF General rains
are reported over Cara county by
lrwsr. and .t0rkWru coming In
from thc country. 'hr past week 4
urHt rain foil here Yesterday even
ul and D.f uIsUf which win he OF
much benefit go Fras, and growing
lfIu us s -.iUrh rain iE reported 20
bBts fallen at IufiioDhurg in the
south par o' me country last sun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
REVOLUTION SPEEAuiNG
IN DOMINICAN RIpIHiJC


WASHINGTON. u. g.. Nay
Reports that the rovlluiiouigt in
dominican Republic are vigorously
attacking puorta Plata and claimed
10 b" On the vorar OBJ uverfhroWnE
Pordos government. came 10 the
Na'y Department 'lrN tme morn
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
ASsAIitNT or NURSE
GIFTS LONG SENTENCE
ny A.socia,ed Press

~ AyoCiaied Prsss.
KANSAS CITY. No. May L.
Maurice Lewowitz must serve 90
wears in the penilenitary for the
part he played in the attack upon
Mrs Gertrude Shidler. nurse here,
who told narrowing story of at
tempted abduction into white slave
~.
The jury found him guilty to-
night
Vic Gucringer and Oscar Harrison
were already found guilty
GuerinFer was sentenced 10 hang
and Harrison was sentenced 10 20
years in the penitenitary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
PACIFIC STEINER
REACHES MANILA
CAPTAIN STATES III ~ SHiEHiN
ms HiD jNENEN ~ 10Y
ADE IRON trAN

By Associated rro.s
MANILA. y. J.. Mas Thc Paa-
fic mail steamer siberia arrived here
at u O'Clock TODAY
Her captain reports ihaa 'I' te..
sci has had an uueFnuliH. VOYAGE
from NagasN 10 Manila
+ had been reported tha' boo sank
with all on board.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
EEBtTE BEGINS ON
EEIFAI TOLLS RiII

Nv NHTOFlaied TTrfs
WASHINGTON. d. G., May H.
without waiting for the Panama
Tolls Exemption Repeal Hil 10 be
called formally before the senate,
Senator Norris today began the de-
bate on the subject with an appeal
ioy n resort 10 arbitration
lie favored the passage Of the
House repeal measure with an
amendment expressly stating that
the United States waived no rights
thereby. But called upon Wilson 10
invite Great Britain 20 arhitrate the
dispute as 10 the right OF the United
States to discriminate in favor of
is own vessels.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
An,i-Rockeieller demonstration

ny NfAMlAifN IAfns
NEW YORK, y. Y. May 1.-The
May Day demonstration by social
lists. |. " W. anarchists and anti
Rockefeller agilators kept the police
acdve IN several parts of the city to-
day
A crowd OF more than 10000 per
sons poured into Union Square late
today became unruly and the police
formed flying wedges and cleared
the square several persons Yer. in
jured.
Free silence" movement OF pro-
test against iohn y Rockefeller. Jr. :
poIicy in the toIoradU mf.le contro.
yersy was continued throughout the
day IN front of Rockefeller's offices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
Yesterday, Weather

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Nas f
Ardmore, fair warm BIuf'daic.
partly cool Galveston cloudy. warm
Grconville clear. pleasant 4 por
mont. very cloudy. looks Ukc rain
tonight Dublin. clear. calm STAN
ford. cloudy, slight showers tlis M
san Angelo. cloudy. cooler. rained
about 20 mi.utes Alr0rd clear.
warm lissca. cioudr. cool Tyler.
cloudy. temperature -e Frnks1u
clear Paris clear g.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

srs. To-. PHI. IN' hrat
LUBBOCK. Tex MAY From
ono haI' 10 an inch aud half of
rain lpI' 0ycr Lubbock county last
nisH Conditions Zine over the on.
Vrr county Considerable. planting
II. been done.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
MILITARY LAW AT VERA CRUZ

WASHINGTON. D. c. May Secretary Garrison announ-
ed today that the civil established Vera Cruz by the
Naval authorities would be replaced by military government under
General Funston and that al civ, officers exercising authority
at Vera Cruz would be removed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
EtENI ROTTE ESTABLISHED
IpE KAUFMAN COUNTY
spcawueNce.

KAUFMAN. Tex, May IA new
impetus has been given to a section
0f this county through the establish
mont of mail route by the postal
authorities. The new route vii he
known as rural route No. and viii
DO little more than - miles long.
Service will De- inaugurated June lst
and several hundred people will re-
ceiva the benefits of the free mail
divery The route leads throughout
cartwright Ranch. Chief Egypt and
b, way of Norrous chapel and back
to this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
CARRANZA SAYS OIL SAFE

WASHINGTON d C.. May General Cauanza telegraphed
Secretary Bryan from Chihuahua tonight that the Constuonass
would any agreement Tor the establishment ot
around Tampoo asked by the Brit
sh but stated that Tar ms forces concerned the oil com
ponc could operations without fear OF moes'aton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
CORPORATIONS FAIL TO PAY
Three Thousand business Concerns
Have Not Paid Corporation
TaN For Year

FNf'iaI 70 Ne NTNa
Al'STlN. TeN, May Approx.
mately 5000 domestic and foreign
corporations doing business In Texas
are today subject 10 penalty OF %
pr cent OF the amount of their fran
chise tax for failure 10 pay such taI
BY April 80. According % announce
ment made today hy secretary OF
Si1i" Weineri. These delinquent
corporations noW have until Iuiy I
At which 10 psy he tas and penalty
after which their charter will be- de
ciared forfeited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
RYAN SAVED BY BLANOUET

MEXICO CITY May DIR Edward RYAN OF the American
Red Cross who captured Lacaas by the command OF Cen
ea Mas and sentenced death saved by order
signed by Minister OF War Bsnque II o'clock last night DR.
Ryan will be brought this and TUNED to the Brazilian
.cgaon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
EDWARD RYAN SAFE

VERA CRUZ. Mexico. May Authoritative information
here this foreign affairs Mexico
City that DR. Edward Ryan the American Red Cross official had
been Zacateca Mexico City
tueria he will the safe aiva Of DR. Ryan to Vera
Cruz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
Inch Rain In Plninyiew Country


."."H. .H |Nf New
PININNtEW. ToV. May Az
uaH win fclI here last night vith
tUr covering of wide surrurr'ias
IfHH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02

WASHINGTON. ID G.. May
West Texas Generally nir sl'uI
aay aud sunday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
TWENTY rOIH uN r.
RAi\ ~ HINrUilL

CANADIAN ". lay ..uu
hill ooaus ha. ed ". rain
during ihc Aa' urs began
raining e'crf rnoon con-
iinucd 0urIrE night M 'sht
rain ha. Hlpu f. 'eruO0 Tho
ground is fDU ul... Hsl'
nigh insure cron ItrW-
ing coud. .f'0n- nt-cas Tho
ue vIrfr. u.I snow @ 1m
pie sub rni iur. eraII .,n.
rflI u.pr fhr ...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-02
YOowb boa1scO E==s=-
seSassAssAoos DRAz't

Ihose are the representatives In
the United States of the "a. B. CT
powers OF South America -Argen-
tina, Brazil, aud chill. They are
acting as the mediators between the
United States and Mexico in an at
tempt To settle the war. one great
difficulty 10 be- faced hy the three
IS the fact that their governments
nave not recognized huerta as presi-
dent OF Mexico, and thus their deal
inFs with him must be through other
governments which have recoenlzed
him However, the tact that they
are the most powerful South Ameri-
can nations Is expected To make
iuerta pay more attention 10 them
tinn he would 10 Europeans.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-19
RECEIVED
BY NEWLY WEOS

l-asz evening. al the residence Of
NJ. and Ms Paul REVERB, q very
- zsanr reception was rendered 10
tae lately married and popular young
couple. NJ and Mrs. wm P Drum
zsE
Chry szn1henUEs and roses try-n
California furnished the decorzrio1s.
q delicious rspasl Eas served. while
the guests indulglng in music aad
dancing en5oyed a very enjoyable
evening until = late hour
Tie gaests attending we're M and
Mrs VIZ T. Drunmey. Nj and Mrs
paul Revert. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. White.
Ms +. Rawson, MIS-. John R2Wson-
Mr. and Mrs Henry James. Mrs. G
Il Mergens. Nj. ana Mrs Z La Tou-
reste. Mrs c. yucsnovich, Mr. and
Mrs. " A Parker. Mr. and Mrs. G.
q Manning and Msssss G. " Bra
dener scott Mullen. I'd Mould r
ii Ward. u. Hinkel. H King. T p
Parker Frank Ayers and A r
Brooke
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-19
BASKET BALL SEASON
OPENS TOMORROW
THIS CONTEST wgLL DETERMINE
wHfckz MAY PLAY THE
UNIVERSITY

On -ozrrroE eEsztzg ths To1opzh
HiEa Scaocl BASKETBALL team meets
tas fzs Gol6fsle Unity club team IA
IN cp@zlzz game q the season and
H. p1blie il assured q 3 good coz
test Although the fzst team from
the gold camp elztm 10 have the bes1
team Il tAe state. the local quintet
claim thar they VIII giFa the visiting
team Eae siEze Of tEeir lives in bring
iag home the bacon There has been
some debate over the admission fee
of Ef-y cents me reason for this
charge Is that the Student body n
tie atgh school i SIN ia deht from
las gear ard me proceeds from this
and 81 other games 9Il b. used 10
asffay ali hack debts and 10 supply
tie hlgh scaool gym Eirh the neces
szry equipment whieh Al The present
date Is sadly lacking
The lineup given below Will starr
The game for the Red and White. but
MS expected that some change All
b. made in the second half. For
xzrds. Cuddy and o'Connsi. center
Butler. guards. Luiz and Tamhlya
subs. Regain and Gilbert.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-19
PERSONAL

JOE MEACHAM. the Reno hard
ware representative. arrived this
morning.
JAMES WOOD. the smoky Valley
rainier. came in yesterday from the
north.
MRS. S. A. GILLESPIE, former
court reporter for the district court,
arrived from Reno this morning
FRANK H. LATHRoP, former bro
ker Of Tonopah and Goldfeld. ar
rived from Oakland this morning
JAMES LOTHROP arrived from
Oakland this morning to look after
his mining interests in the southern
section.
MRS. SAM FoRMAN arrived today
from Reno on a visit to her mother
Mrs James Ford.
H. @. MAYER, secretary OF the
Round Mountain Mining company.
autoed over from Goldfeld today to
siiequ company business
r. H. ERNEST. superintendent Of
the Round Mountain Mining com
pany, is spending the day In town
on company business.
W. ID. FORSTER and wife came in
this morning from Reno and stopped
over at the Mizpah before going TO
their home in GOldfield.
MRS. BELLE RAWSON. mother
OF John Rawson and Mrs Henry
James. went to Reno this morning
and will then continue to her home
at Leadville.
]. ?. CALLAHAN. income tax col
lector from San Francisco, spent yes
teddy in Tonopah and went out this
Won ing TO Rhyolite TO check up the
a0la ~ of defunct bank
THOMAS CHAMBERS. attorney
was passenger for Springdaie OF
today's southbound train TO attend
the hearing OF the town site confess
in the southern end OF the county.
1 CHARLES FLYNN. who was iden
titled with the brokerage business
here two years ago, and recently EN-
ployed by the Round Mountain Min
ing company, came in this morning
in response to a telegram advising
him Of the serious illness of hi
mother in San Francisco.
w. f. WILCOX. national bank eN
aminer. accompanied by his wife
who have been here for the past tw'
days, returned to Reno this morning
Mr.. Wilcox reports the First Nationa
bank. which comes under his super
vision. to be in the most nonrishini
condition.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER.

Al the Butler this evening there
sill be shown q Rlaw 4 EElanger
Biography fouT-reel feature entItled
Classmates. Ehicn Is the nrzt O.
is kind 70 Be seen IN TonOpzh- Il
Is an absorbing military drama. fun
Of action. Eith : fascinating romance
and Is regarded as a film master
piece. There viii Be the three regn-
lar shoxs given in the evening Es-
eryoue should Try and Be on hand
al the beginning Of the picture
Tomorrow the sixteenth episode Of
The PerlIs Of Pauline and Hearst
sellx Weekly saturday the first
number q The Beloved Adventures.
he Lubln serial story featuring Ar.
thur johnson and Lettie Briseoe
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-11-19
ACCUSED BY GIRL
TAKES HIS OWN LIFE
HEAD or cHlLDREN's AID So
GETTY SUICIDES AFTER GIRL
IN CHARGE COMPLAINS.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1s.-Herbert
w. Lewis, head OF the childrens
Home Aid society of California, com
mitted suicide in Westlake park last
evening by taking poison. He was
arrested on San Francisco warrant,
the complainant being a l5-year-old
girl in his charge.
Lewis was So years old. man Of
family and OF more that state wide
prominence in the work OF rescuing
waits and retaining Maynard girls.
He had protested his innocence OF
the offense charged against him.