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ARMS FOR !. s. EMBASSY
MELD up BY HuERTA
Shipment Delivered Twelve Days
Ago Not Yet Received by Charge
O'Shaughnessy.

VERA CRUZ. March l3.-lt became
known here to-day that shipment Of
arms sent to the American Embassy
IN the Federal capital, twelve days
ago. had not yet been placed In pos
session OF Nelson O'Shaughnessy.
American Charge d'Affaires, 1t is be-
lisved to have been held by the Fcd-
erai authorities pending further nego-
tiations. 1t Ii reported that the
authorities contend there has been
some misunderstanding regarding the
permission for tho shipment which
has possibly only been deferred.
The American authorities here ap-
pear disposed to regard the matter as
possibly without great Importance.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
BROKERS GUILTY J
Of FRAUD; EACH
GETS SIX YEARS.
Wisner and Meyers, Exposed
BY The World, Must Go
to Atlanta.

Archie l.. wisner and John J.
Meyers. heads Of A. I. Winer q O..
stock brokers. charged with uslng the
mails to defraud in the sale Of stock Of
mines capitalized at 81. 100000. were
found guilty by q Jury In the United
States District Court this afternoon.
Each was sentenced to six years In the
Atlanta penitentiary by Judge Jsmss
J. Martin. Meyers, In addition. was
fined $4,000.
After trial lasting seven weeks,ths
jury was out three hours, most Of
which was spent at lunch. II was an
nounced at i.30 that g. decision had
been reached.
A stay Of execution until Monday
was allowed 10 that an appeal NAY bc
filed should the convicted men
desire. DO
This was the second tr,ai y Meyers
and wisner for the same offsnse.
A Federal jury which heard the case
for nine weeks last year disagreed
after being out two days. II was said
the jury then stood II to I for Gun
viction.
A. l.. wisner 4 Co. conducted n
stock brokers' ONCE from 1898, "a
1919. An investigation by The Weird
brought to light that dividends In
twelve mines doomed, by the promo
tiers were being paid with suhscrtb-
ers' money. The arrest and inAlc;-
ment OF the two followed.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

The Charleston entries for to-mor-
row are as follows:
FIRST RACE IThp~- year.olls and upw,r i
selling; purse t30o: ak furldss- Ada, ~: 'Iiol'
" Waters o5; Mcisor, III; latouch. 100; Gas.
nsnt. lU: Fssce-. lie. Michael Angelo. liz:
Puck, III. CGsquet, W; LATHE Ep, 100: inspec.
SECOND RACE--Three-ysa roLis and upward
srlins: purse S3ol; six fsvlongs. -Piuyius ia;
pcks let %; font, III; Que,d. 100; sAm.
herst. III Tony w., Ii0; semi 4aaver. id;
bsrtis: NJ; lnei.ion. iod; wins, NE: Province,
TuInI RAcE-.Thrs-y sarOli.; conditions,
aiSo; nncls "a ,o, ioo; Single. 100; Ehis GNen
upward; purse e%O0; one mile aud seventy yards
Sleeth 1O% Gosd Day. 1903; l., H. Adair, Os
Br,rlimah. iO3. Carton a., no. Feather bust
FIFTH RACE -Thre ysar-old, and upward
selling; handicap; pnrss $500; six furiongs.-,kl
wah, lO1; Right EAo, i06: York Lad. ii0
Groswnor. 0si feau,r buster rs. Flying Yam
kee, ios; Rye straw, iO7 Fattre, los striker
| lOl; pArlor hoy, i0b,
SIXTH RACE Three. yea. olds and urwsri
sslliny; pure $500 one mile. Master Jim iO,
Mig nIfer. 100; Gersri. 100; sTmn ilancack
s5 Ragmsn, l0a 'Gallant hoy. p5 Ruis.eau
40; 'Font. t05: Peacock iOO; Inspsrt.r Lr
| straie, l0.; prospct i02; servcence iOs 'BlI
| Around. NJ; Rummag-. 10.
'Apprntics ailowanc laimej. Track muid,.
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SENATORS M|SLEO
BY REPORT Of HIS
SPEECH, SAYSPAGE
Excessive Condensation Re.
sponsible for Interpretation
Here of Remarks.

LONDON. March 13.--Ambassador
Walter Hines Page to-day received
from Secretary Of State Bryan notin-
cation OF the resolution Of the United
States Senate In regard to his speech
on the Panama Canal and the Monroe
Doctrine delivered before the Associa.
ton Of Chambers Of Commerce on
Wednesday.
The Secretary of State requested
the Ambassador TO cable an explann-
ton of the speech and Mr.. Page Inn
media,ely began the preparation Of
his reply.
After reading fuller accounts Of the
proceedings In the Senate, Ambassa-
dor Page came to the conclusion that
the Senators had been misIed by the
excessive condemnation OF his re-
marks In regard to his Interpretation
OF tho Monroe Doctrine.
Mr.. Page declared to-day that he
had distinctly said that tho United
States would object to or prohibit
any European power from taking
more territory In the New World.
and then In concluding had said amid
the laughter Of tho audience:
80 you see that tie United States
would prefer that no European
powers should gain moro territory
In the New World"
The Ambassadors rem arks. he Dc.
clared. had been too greatly con-
densed. When referring to the
Panama Canal he had said that
Great Britain would profit most from
the canal because she owned the
great bulk Of the worlds shipping.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
FEDERALS SURE OF WILLIAMS
AND BAUMGARDNER.

NEW ORLEANS. March 13.-President
Hedges Of the IT. Louis Browns has
released Pitcher Baumgardner and Out
fielder Williams. both Of whom played
with the Browns last year. and they
will report to the Kansas City Federal
Club. according to Manager Stovall OF
the Kansas City team. who passed
through here to-day en- route to Wichita
Falls, Tex, his teams training camp.
Stoval said he had come from 1t. Pet
ersburE. Fla. where he had interview cd
Baumgardner and Williams regarding
the Federal League contracts they are
reported to have signed last winter. He
asserted the players would Join the
Kansas City Federals.
The evening world., 1914-03-13

~ Dtstriot.Attofnsy authorized the
statement that there II nothing to
ohoW that Mr.. MeMsskin had any
thing TO do with the peculiar book
kssping methods Of some Of the Siegel
enterprises.
The Simpson Crawford and Four
tesnth Street Stores will b closed to-
morrow. throwing out Of smploymsat
a,eee of tAs 500 employees. . major.
ity Of then women.
Many Of them have already lost
their savtnSa In the baak, and new
lose their jobs 40 well. Judge Hough
y ths United s4atss Csust yesterday
ordered the sale Of the assets Of these
stores and Of the Merchants' Express
Company. % inventories 70 b made
not later than nsxt Thursday. The
sale will b March -
NAY GIT 70 Cent? ON THE
DOLLAR some oAv.
The indications ere that the a..
positors Of The private baak Of Henry
Oiegel q Co. may some day receive
about 10 cents on the dollar. with .
corresponding small dividend TO- The
general erSlitora.
A meeting OF depositors WA held
Yesterday ana Edward -. Curtis Of
No. 100 West Ninstteth street was
made chairman Of . committee Of
ten to take W the matter Of gsttins
ieniency for 8ieFsi and vogel In case
the latter pledge themselves to sons
new proposal Of settlement. The offer
q the Depositors' Realization Cor.
poration OF 20 csnts In cash and notes
for the balance Of 10 ceats having
been withdrawn. the depositors are
beginning 70 fear . situation has been
brought about BY which they Will
suffer worse than they expected.
WIDOW LOST ALL IN FAILURE
OF BANK.
Mrs. L. Matteson. n widow. WHOSE
Aavings Of twelve yeArs acquired
through hard WORK In keeping room
ing house ut No. 81 West Eleventh
street were placed In the Sicgel bant
before she left for visit 70 0srmAns
last October. appeared At the Four.
tscnth Street Store early to.1W ans
caused much sxcitsmsat wheA sh'
tried to gain some information ~ Il
what had becoms Of her money.
Mrs. Matteson had $500 In thu
hank and also LEFT notes amounting
- $500 for collection. For fear shs
might lose Il Mrs. Matteson left hel
hank bo,,L In the kseping Of the bAnl
before going abroad aad has only {
receipt showing the number.
"As my health was poor and m!
eyes trossbainG ~" MRo. Aattssoi
explained, - sold oct my businsa
last fall and decided TO visit N!
heUsoeP IN 1svAs1a. Al a ny mono!
pvt N H. 0leUsl hank. I re0ambe
saying TO the clerk hoped everything
would b. ell right. He Just laughet
ana saiA ] hal - cause 70 Wefs,
about Tie 0leOk hank.
That young man 1l0nv kn0v
much. sues. Now my mensy !
goas end ice Destay hAel 1ss . wen
an flfty-oevoA yeAsS old 20 have B
start u aad m - ~ aAsaA Ill eve
s~s &s>s
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OIGO

SARGENT.--Or Thursday. March ~.
1914. JOHN. beloved husband of Gath
crime r.. Sargent (nse Lsapss). IN his
saith year,
Funeral services at his late rsssASnes.
1878 Union st.. near Albany ~.
brooklyn, ~. T.. on Saturday. March
~. ct sac p. n. Intsrmsnt II Cy-
prsss Hills Cemetery.
ESflNOHOUsE.-on Thursday, March
II. 1914. at his residence In New Yssk
City, Of heart failure. after . llsOsr1ag
lilpsss. oBOR0E WESTINGHOUSE Of
PtGtsbusgh. In his osth year.
Funeral services will b held q y1fth
Avenue Presby tartan Church. oorSse SSth
u. and 9Th av. saturday. March -. ~
p. ~. Iatsrmsnt private.
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CITY MAKES FAT JOBS.


~ Ssunoso DoobOs
Tho Board Of Estimate to-day created
six new positions IN its new commit
tees. all upholstered With nice tat sal
sries The Board Of Aldermen must
pass on the action Of the Estimate
Board. and trouble thsre 10 expected.
All the new Jobs are sscretsryships.
For instance. to the Social Welfare
q, 900 q year, Then there 10 the City
plan Committee. This 10 also 70 have =
5000 q year secretary, ~ will the
Port and Terminal Facilities Commit
e. 20 sneoins roS yssr ssc4sssTy
and ths Education Committee and the
Markets Committee will do likewise.
Al ths same time the Municipal Civil
ssrvice Commlssion WAs AsEs1 - plssl
IT, seegstaFyshjps IN Tie exempt olass.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
FIGHTS INCOME TAX LAW.
BroskIya Mas Declares heassPs j
Unconstitutional anA Retroactive.

VucOnstitutiOnala Ua Retroactive
An attack upon the Income law a.
being unconstitutional In It's bearing
upon the income Of railroads and other
corporations was made by Frank II.
prushaber OF Brooklyn In a test suit
AGAINST the Union Pacific Railroad Com
psny, brought in the United states Dis
trlct Court to-day.
Brushaber asks intunctions prohlo'tins
reyenues OF the road from March !. 1913
10 oct. 3, lSl1, and declares that the nav
law violates the Constitution OF the
United states by imposing \ direct tax.
tau incomes already earned on Oct 3
i9i3. when It was passed. and therefore
In retroactive.
The evening world., 1914-03-13
Monsoon WANTS FREEDOM.
Asks C0uPt 60 ANIMAL Hts Marriage
10 Woman Fiuancier.

10 Woman Fiuaacier.
Augusta Meyer Monson. Queen OF the
Women Ftnancicrs.' Who In heavily in
terested IN the Domestic Utilities Com
pany. OF vacuum washing machine fame.
was to-day made defendant In "A suit
brought In the Supreme Court by her
husband. Wallace Cleveland Monson. to
have their marriage annulled.
Monson says that when he married
her In 1887 he was still the husband of
Gertrude II. Wilmot OF New Haven,
Conn. Believing that she had divorced
him he married the woman nnancier
only to learn that the hnal decree had
not been awarded to his first wife a,
that time,
Mrs Monson n now In Los Angeles
Cal, where her brother. William Mey err
says she Ia enjoying much prosperity.
Mrs. Monsoon was sued In the Supreme
Court last year by a woman she had In,
| tsrssted In the vacuum washing machine
business.
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iINlsSD BRIDE
ALNUNYANED--
En-, 50 Il SEEMS
~ shssers 60 VA me 70 invi.s N,
0otAas - . ~ - %.
NJ WAS \ s0gAl opoNY" o.
lITNooNAPN pAoo0a,

NJ WAC \ sRgAl oPoNT~ on
IlTNooNAPh PAoogo.
"AnA Ct thAA" shs aAasd. when W
gst 70 ~ thsatrs ~ found that the
tAeks>s - bssa Gavsa him for task.
~ ~ siO1s anA wsrs only 6ooa ~
~ sAlisry. AsA Ne were ell drsaosd
~ In our besAi
'Detore ~ Weee WAssisA 10 telA
n be haA . farm Of . thousand acrss
- - \ IseiaaA. He saiA tat ~
wsslA % to Lakewood 10 sVsad eur
hoaeyneea. Aftss ths vsdAAaG. Whsn
IUas .Agasaag - H. tine ~ tsaia
IN fee LAseWeo1. ~ ~ NJ ~
~ rsoatHAAee frea ~ el1 ssuatsy
- hssa AsaASsa ~ su0usStsA tAAs
- hvs NTH ~ mother unti n
00A
y sBs ussA thsss spr many aoatha
UoahouG A0AAA ms9s1oning the remit
Aa0O anA ~ hsasvmsea 90 IN
oos day ~ said he had bought ~
- Ons HnalgsA ~ ThAsty-s scoad
sssse-eS soas sesvsA tlns tAas-As<
- oeeug - baalaA . OArA0s on T.
~ bguthae a. ] tnvsstA0Atsa thu
~ 6sunA ~ ~ - b ~ naosst ~
~ chuak . ~ Hasaso River inast.
nAADA
.TAsa I tslA I'm 10 woald havs
= IT ont end provsds . homo fo'
-. He veae away and returned I
aeaeh iaaw with the informatiol
ehaa ~ ia bought = nice little DAT
A one Huadrsd and SIXTY eight
sesssG He said 10 had Allied II viii
~ furniture ana china that he he,
bought chsapiy IN broken lots.
n went 70 the nat. 1t was . one
room afIsir. right nsxt TO . sswmil
thsa ran nisht and day. HIS broker
1T Of furniture and china was abou
~ beoksnsst lot that could - fon
o. any dump.
"And - ! went hone and refuse
10 ieiss him. and refused to SEQ hin
end refused 70 have aay communal
cation WITH him. And. really. don
think IN b spanksd for what hsv
done. Do your"
xAs rsportsr admittsd ~ didn't
In the suit before Justice Blax
cAard yssfArday. Thomas =. Corr
~. the h,asband. saiA that he hs
rneovided . gpod home for his WI
ead shs had rafussd 70 live In Il. u
~ that his wife would not XII
hin and WouIA not 80 him. How
ever. he sid that In his opinion Il
Vools thing Vns . case Of TOO muc
A01bag-tD-hw."
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Threat to Now Up city Hail.

TRENTON. N. j.. March l3-An
anonymous writer Of a postal card to-
day threatened the life OF Clinton J.
ewarts, CITY Tax Receiver. and said
that Y sscsteosel eax BILE were fey-
The evening world., 1914-03-13

Thought He Turned Out Gas, Dida't.
George Moore. sixty-two years old.
Was taken from his home. No. 2is Mas
ssu street. Brooklyn. to the Brooklyn
Hospital early to-day suffering, from
Eas poisoning. lie thought he turned
he didn't. and his family found him un.
conscious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

lures were presented to enormous
crowds M every performance. For
scope. magnitude. extnavagant splen-
dor and hherality, these pictures have
ne1er been %euuailed ana they carry
with them an appeal to every COM
munity. They entertain and instruct
at the samo time aud accomplish az
much for rellgion as they DO Tor
study.
The story of Vinitius' love Tor the
lovely Christian maid Lysia IL related
With remarkable fidelity and the COM
pauion picture " his friend Petronius'
great passion for his handsome slave
Eunice ~ also faithfully shown. The
trials OF the early Christian martyrs.
the vain n cruel temperament OF
the wicked tyrant Nero aud his rnur-
tiers which were 40 graphically
drawn by the author, are illustrated
on the screen with cummendahie
veracity ana even those who have
never read the book can comprehend
the whole story from the pictures.
Episodes that stir the mind t. won
der and make the blood surge rapidly
around the heart are pictorialised
with amazing truth. The gladiator
eomhats, the chariot races. the burn
ing Of Rome, the %devouring OF the
Christians By the lions. the marvel
Gus feasts OF Nero. the stirring CON
quest Of the wild bull by the giant
slave Ursus. the gathering OF the
Christians ia the catacombs and the
appearance OF the Savior ia Peter are
all shown with wonderful truth OF
detail and form a spectacle so stu
pendous uo n can afford To miss ~.
The best talent of the Italian stage
used In The building OF the pic
ture and the acting OF these players
Il nothing short of marvellous. one
forgets he IL looking at n photo
drama and feels that he Is living
among b peoples and scenes he is
looking at.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
I H rs CHILD'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK 2
~ Tongue h Coated or II Gross,
fcverish, Constlpateel Give "Cal-
ifOrHia Syrup OF E1gs.''

Don't soold your fretful, peevish
child. See II tongue IL coated; this IS
"A sure sign It's little stomach liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When l~istless, pale, feverish. fun OF
cold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't
eat sleep or act naturally, has stom-
aehache, indigestion. diarrhoea, give
a teaspoonful OF "CoiifOrnia Syrup OF
FIGS and In a few hours an the
foul waste, the sour bile and ferment-
ing food passes out Of the bowels and
you have a well child again. Children
love this harmless fruit laxative, %
and mothers can rest easy after giving
IL, because Il never fails 20 make their
little 'inEides" clean and sweet.
Keep u handy, Motherl A little
given today ave. "A sick child tomor-
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for a 50-cent bottle OF "Cal-
ifornia syrup OF FiEs,' which has di-
reesions for babies, children OF ali
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
bottle. Remember there are counter
feits sold here, 80 surely look and sec
that yours IL made by the California
Fla Syrup Company" Hand oack
with contempt any other hg syrup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
SON LOSES SUIT
TO TAKE FORTUNE
FROM HIS FATHER

Under instructions from tudee ".
r. Rayncles. coansel are preparing
judgment Va favor OF George W. Har-
rison Of Los Angeles In the suit
brought against him by his Son 90 rec
oover something ike S50,00o from his
wigc's estate.
Grover Harrison, the son, b. a yale
student. He sued originally fug fif7
600. claimed rs his share Of the estate
of hts sister and hts mother Judge
u. A. Mann and Summers Burkhart.
counsel for the elder Harrison, nlcd "a
demurrer in sustaining which 1udpv
Raynoids reduced the moun ~
stake 10y about onc-half.
Judge Haynoids heard Use case last
February 2 ana g. Georgc y. How
ell, OF Hartford, Conn senator r. To-
Catron, g. g Catron and John Baron
Burg acted az counsel for the YOUNG
man.
by Judge Ratnolds' decision. which
WAS communicated to counsel ycstcr-
day. young Harrison fails completely
In his suit. judge Reynolds instruct
ed counsel 20 prepare Judgment for
Hing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

ject. a Long Look Ahead" Leader.
Miss Louisa BELL.
At the special sons service, a short
sermon wilt be delivered by the pas
tor subject. THE Risen Lord"
Following are the musical pro-
grams Of the day.
M0rninG-ff O'Clock
organ Prelude Resurrection
Morn Johnston
Mr.. seder
Anthem by Cbolr-"liosanna' 49,.
s.s......... ........... Granier
organ offertory-"spring Song.
....... Hollins
Soprano Solo-"Resurreetlon Day"
......... .......... Bruno HUM
Mrs. RALPH N. Barton
organ Postlude-"March on East
or Themes" ........... Andrews
Special song servicc-7s3O
organ Preiude-"pilgrims Chorus
......... ...... Richard Wagner
organ Offertory-Evensong ......
1900, .......,.,, Johnston
n. stanley seder
Piano and Pipe-organ Duet--"Al-
leEro Briiianto ........... Leow
Mabel stevens-H imoe, T.. Stanley
Seder
Anthem by Choir-"Unfold. Ye
Portals from 'the Redemption"
sss'sss... ......s...s.. Geunou
Anthem by Choir-'fieaven I'm
folds It's Portals Wide" 80. West
Piano and Plpe-OrRan Duet-"Pas-
torale' ...... ss--..... Gnilmant
Mabel stevens-Himoe. e. : 1n;ey
Seder
Soprano Recitative - "Ye People
Rend Your Hearts, and Not Your
GarmentH:" aria. "If with all
Your Hearts Ve Truly Seek Me-"
from Elijah" - Mendelssohn
Ada Pierca-Winn
organ Postlude-"IEosanna" .....
4......... s...h sss....
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
Interesting Facts AbOUf
MOUing Picture FdDOriies

Reed for three seasons: then Sol
smith Russeili Maude Adams In her
first tour as star; Hattie williams.
Lew Fields. Raymond Hitchcock. IN
nlnety-seyen and eight, l was man
ager % the Grand opern house In salt
Lake CITY. From n~inety-eight 20
nineteen-iYe, I was tai manager
and director a. william II. Brady's
productions. Then l was with tns
Henry w. savage opera company ana
with FrOhman.''
His reasons for becoming n motion
picture star. he tells 49, follows: ''Tae
movies were cutting into the iegitis
mate 70 much | was afraid OF atarv-
ing 10 death n I didn't. Thought ia
better set aboard while the going
was good. Came 20 these people but
they wouldn't listen 20 me-said they
couldn't make me any oHer that
would interest me. I'D been getting
n hundred and Atty a week from
Froham and vi hundred from Saw
age. Well. l Insisted upon their mak-
Ing me some kind OF an Ufrcr, and
they said forty dollars n week.
you're on" said l. The third week
they raised me to forsy-nve. II was
six weeks before I got nifty"
Now Mr.. Bunny draws one Of the
largest salaries paid 10 any motson
picture artist and bis Is probably the
best known face % the screen,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11
MISS ALICE JOYCE or THE
AAhh.AI COMPANY.

About i've years 4 one OF the
producing directors began a searcn
for a young woman of unusual at
t~ractiveness ia play leads IN his COM
Pany. lie appealed 20 3 friend VINO
recommended Miss Joyce. che came
To the studio and although she had
no stage experience she was engaged
Immediately.
During the time she has been with
the Kulem company she has played
many different parts and has won
great popularity throughout the Unit
ed states for besides ner unusual
beauty she possessee great dramatic
ability.
Miss Joyce has iight brown hair
and black eyebrows. She IA an ex-
pert hnraewomau and swimmer.
For some time she played In a west.
ern Kalem company with Carlyle
BLACKWELL. Al present she IL In the
New York studio aud Mr.. Tom Moors,
a brother OF Victor Moore. "a her
leading man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-11

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