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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
CARDINAL URGES PEOPLE
TO AID war VICTIMS
Orders Special Collection b AZ
ChuSchsS To-MosTow HI
Hopes for Psaos.

An appeal 70 tho Roman CaSAoe1po q
this AroAdiocsss 70 hsip ths war suf-
fsrsrs Of Europe u made b. Cardinal
Tasasy In . lsttse sent 70 The pastors
70 b Rad at mAss to.morrew. Aftss
referring briefly to the war and the
suffering Il. hes caused. especially n
Belgium. the letter says:
Il hsssby direct that . ooilsctiea b
taken UP in ell H. churches Of this
diocese on Sunday. Nov. n. Tor the
vietins q Tie Dusopsaa yies-<oe The
orphan. the widow. he h0lhsisss. the
sck and the dying u the strtsksa
nAtiont.
Il mahs tiuas appsaa 70 the faithful
with deeper ssnss Of ~ Hgsnt and
crying necessity than have ever En-
perisucsd before. u - needless "a
dwell upon the roasono why ous
Christian charity should b pou9ed
out abundanly and gsnsFouGly - ~
spouse 70 this appeal. Be Il REMAIN
bsrsd. especially. that We ere oAillssn
Of our Heavenly Father. ne oel Of
Love. and ~ redeemed o. CArl6G ~
Prince Of p0oee."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
Concert singer TUNB
SlEUTH TO HELP HE)D
GET DIVORCE EvDHEf
Tells Court How She Tfsu0od
Morosco and "Estelles
IN Hotel Room

Miss Ethel VoneaanA Q seunue
singer Of Baltimore. came = ~
York . few vee,D $50 3uss 70 - :
visit TO her friend. Nrs. Leslie -.
rosco. The dsnouement Of thas ~
wasn't Just what Mis- Tontaiso q.
pectsd- One night she tnsns1 ~
an amateur slsuth and lAseUVUp1
'1csteile." . buxom bbonAs. Ard ~
whom AID whsre shs Aiee0vseu1 -.
tslie" and brossGhA her VISIT - q
unexpected cslmAz vas related - -.
prsms Court Justice ouy iAss y11oDPs
DAY a3tsrnoon a. ~ tsial IL -
Moresoo's divorce suit agalass -
Nerosoos brssAsr Of Oliver l6ssuoDA
M we'll known theatrical pss1.eeR
Mrs. Aorosoo end I ven seo1no
In her apartmsa2 ons SvsainG V1oo
the phone rang" Aiss yooeAino -
titled. II answered. aaa . vslse oG0Ds
We've sos 'sn: esms siOAs - - -
Hotel Cumbssiana.'
Thtth9 he concert sinsss husy1oG 9
|hsavy veil hiding her fsossssA -
INST Detective ColllaS N ~ lsoee
Il tsek . ssoa nett 10 No. NJ -
witness coatinusd. ''AnA Wales 0GUe
an hour when Collias kaeclss1 -
baAs ne come WITH hin.' We 49,
ouesiAs ths Aess Of sooa ~ -
Colllns Knocked. L..
"Nr. Noroseo Inquired WAele
thsrsr Collins saiA. "A Glsa ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
LOSES FOOT UNDER CAR.

An ola man wsarin6 two costA ewo
vests. two pairs of trousers. . gray
sweater ana . heavy ovsrcoat wa
struck By . sm>th Btrsst surface Coz
In Consy Island Avenue. near Avenue p.
F1atbush. early to-day and had his RICH,
foot cut Cd. His iest foot was manSied
and he received other injuries.
tel and SAD no was David Robinson.
sixty-nvs years old. living ct Sl0siiSs
Hotel. Ocean Parkway and Avenue N
When the police went there to notify his
friends. they ware told no such man va
known there. The only papers found n
Coal Company. No. 332s NostFan4 Ave
ne. vsasbudk 1es ~ maa ~ -
eoveR $3.50. NF " 49, fMsi
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

Meter Tsusk KalAs YsaaU V00oo.
4 young woman. ~ - un1oBaooou4
hurrytn6 - Wssk thsoaOA TsueA o0Ou4
was KIND ct LAaAvstts Stress to-1ny
b . motor truck q ~ NeaaAen -
.l: :: SSs:D: :: NO. "a 3: 'sWsS We: b.
&: e: A 80 II &: Ss. s.'i s.
The woman vas APcvt .ivSasy.ay 80
u sesEsfsosS sssSsislaS WE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
ASK RECEIVER FOR
$4,000, 900 COMPANY
international Steam Pump Cospoga.
tlon Admits WomaTs Charges and
John h Aspiration.

An appascsaisa Tor . rsssavsv Tor tn
IntssnattonaA etsam Pump CompaaS
OF New ysrssv. . eoSoAsoo sssDesA-
ton. was made TO-DAY h ysrssy City,
Vice. Chancellor osi@n bsnsa Q ruis
calling upon ne so0Daav 70 n1s a
answer by November u
Mr.. Dshsl Elms q Lsohwossh. Asrs-
Sordshire, EnSianA. 0sd the hlu.
charging nat the company, wfAch o.
crates branches n many States a.d
also In DuroDs. he's reoently become
insolvsn< and hes practically suspsnd-
ID business.
The company, N q sommuaicatton
sent TO Merritt Lane of Jersey City.
counss) for Mr.. Films, admits the
charges and Gays 4 will Join In the
application.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
LOST CASE; Kllleo en-,

vANcoUvnR, Nsv. sl-DsaaaS + ].
~ Whe saA - ~ - M twuDoe.
lsst . eoA,soe lAnaSs ss1e ysaoutonV
aal shot and kiiisd hinsslf ~ 80
Ths suit vss brought a0isse . -
y. xs1: 81 s'Y re-: ~. b. sY
ard. A the trisl Hsircs Xss 6
ssss :s q. O. ss.eea..z 1-EE: w.. & III
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

TaSsan Is backt
THE BEASTS or TARTAN" a Sc
qusa to TARTAN OF THE APES" by Z.
z. Burroughs, win begin In Mondays
EVENING WORLD. Nov. 10. II will be
THE EVENING WORLDS complete novel
for that week.
THE BEASTS or TARTAN" tells o!
he Ape-Nlan's return to the jungle aDd
a BIZ Amazing exploits amoag the wild
ssimals yhiek m bis friends and foss.
Rad =
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

ThEs = - osAR hdhsv ssaslk =
Wildly go ses % vI1 ScssaaGa1
New York City Psoofs
,,. -; A. ~ NJ u e. a.. -, :: -!
ysAss go ! - . W3 sssas 60 6
sinsst psssIyssd ! eociST - .
~ - soes1n1 4 - nisa3. d.
H. day I bssa4s 6sysy ID ~ 81
q eight bozss a Dsaas EIdasy - I
: Ps =; H5 !::;!N .I@@.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

II have turned to those who
are weak and need pity. ! have
found thst there are two Nom.
bsrs Of seelsty who are most
neglected, though they are the
wsaksst-ths woman and the
child. have taken up their
cause a. II Il we're my swn."
And he has fought for It with the
vaior and the chivairy Of a knight
Crusader. not hesitatins to attack
either marriage or maternity. so far
as the former becomes a souiiess act
enslaving woman. and tho latter a
mere gratifScation to masculine ego
tism. Therefore. whom 1 saw him
yesterday at tho Hotel Netherland II
was but natural that we should speak
Of the present and the future of
womanhood.
Yes. believe that woman still re-
mains n slave-not always. not every
woman, but In too many instances"
NJ. BrieuX admitted. unhesitatlngly.
Man Is her tyrant-again. not every
man. but too large number of men.
The pleasant-raced. honest. simple
fellow may be In his home the most
infiexible Of rulers. The tyranny OF
the hearth is sometimes tho worst OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

dramatist since Moliere and the greatest European
dramatst now that Ibsen 10 dead.
N. Brieux 10 the FIRST Immortal" ever sent - .
formal envoy to America BY the Academic Franeaiss.
and no brought warm personal greeting from Prssi-
dent Poncsre Of the French Republic 70 the American
Academy Of Arts Letters which has Just ended IT.
session. But some OF the best Of M. Brieux's work
reached before himself; Damaged Goods" whore
those who TO laugh remained to chill with horror
and to think; THE Three Daughters of NJ Dupont" 4
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

study unhappy and
two versions OF Maternity"
zone theme
like problem Of the position
society entire literary
that mreasd
helping hand position
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

Girl not InsrsqvsNtiy rssslvss u.
ssH Into the formula that che
nssd learn only how - plssss
men. Ovt what % the slris vine
Do not msrryf Thsrs are very
many u thses, whe bseauss u
thslr sxtravsOanss o. ths,r plain.
nsss, o. bssauss their idesls q
masculine perfection ars % high,
Dc Rs1 find hvsbsnds. ossIsAv 10
tes prsns - view thsss women -
inferior bslnes. They ars sems.
tlmse made vesy mlsseabls."
In one Of his plays. Ia ysmms
eeuis" cine Uupsotsotsd weman,. u.
1risux knowingly plsads The sanss q
the woman who must meet ~ world
alons Thsrsss. the heroine. - driven
out a one position BY the love- max.
Ing q her smploysr and out Of aa.
stAsr By the aainosity Of . un1on Of
men workers. The dramatise publicly
dsesudsd his play with the statement
that with few exceptions. the lonely
women are condemned to sufRor. wit
tinsly or unwi<tinsiy. the tyranny or
pfotsot1oa Of men. n I am mistaken,
let the women themselves say 90" he
added. Significantly.
Yet In this very play he suggests
the remedy for woman's servituds-
~Ons sslf-supporting woman the more
means one slave the lea"
.. A. 49, h.i,....exs.1 1890. ,..u,
w 49, "'
WV Nesn . 49, "sppy eme 49,
fvl 0eata." No ted me. svntil they
have GAINED SsF thsnsslves zoe.
...,. i.A...,S.... r...,. ....is
"o"'" '"e.."es IVY :"eS'.
b allowed the w'd:st she'se q
vse..!:ns and she esss eess's's
eeneH'e": i" 'seer. = ~eme"
sheuld not 30 h'ndsrsd sr1m deIng
anything che 10 able - Do. II 10
act vnlIksly that We skaii hsvs
Q soslal revolution beeaueo 81 the
Influx Int the lahor market oS
wemea whs work Win thelr
hands,s
ovg nAYcu W MAss,Aa, ~,
o~.,,.s...rS.
CONVENIENCE.
Another Of NJ. Brisuxs convictions
which should strongly recommend
him 70 Americans v his belief In the
love match ~ opposed 70 the mar
riAge Of convenience. In '~The Three
Daughters Of n. Dupont he has
made . biting analysis Of the havoc
that may be wrought BY the dowry
fetch.
Young people ought always to
marry for love. rather than for
money. he declared. with an ON
phatic nod, 'Certainement. Love u
the basis OF happiness In married life.
and II a woman does not want mar
vtago to mako q slave Of har she
should stvs herself to man for whom
she cares.
~ do not believe that any wife
should be forced TO become .
mother against her wilt" . point
which he dsvsiopsd In bic earlier
study OF maternity. "6ut " she
chooses to have children she
should 9iadIy devote herself to
III a., 49, ns,,.iSNr ~. ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
MTRUST"F FIGHT
NOW ALL BUT WON
BY EVENING WORLD
Last Hearing Before Aldermen
Seems to Seal the Doom of
Fake "Private Garages"
TRUST CARS AS "HACKS."
Sophie Irene Loeb Scores State
Official for Appearing as
Corporation Lawyer.
TRUST CARS AS "HACKS."


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r..r,.- 1890. 80 -r,
.don, ~ he a. as..-s.,-,-. $50
mi. a r,.rdws., IA, 1900, ~. ~s.,
cab rru., a. ,,..n.. IN ~. ..,ss.s.
and MAC. thar, IN ~. 80. - ...s,,o
hack. vh,ch A.. ,,s...sI \, -. 40
ana ,.~vl.,.A :, ~. r.....-..s
IIc.n.s.
sInos N. .n.,,,.r =. -. S-..s
or6,r.nc. -h,oh -. s..~.s .s..ss
throu,h a.. $50. =. ~. |..s..
Wori6 The r. r,o.s r,,,., ~. ~. "a,
tsmptins a ev.A. IN. ,,cv,.,o.. ~
the orAi...os \, 800. - n. -
s,or .o-o.,,.. .....,...- s.
when the aa,sndmsus becomes . past
Of the ordinance. al .axioabs, 70 mat.
tsr whsrs operated from. must procure
Q iio6oss.
Yesterday the Public Welfare Com.
u,ittes Of the Board Of Aldermen hs,d
another hearing on the taxicab
amsndmsnt. President Barnes OF the
Tazissb Trust. accompanied By &c.,
rotary Of etaes Nay. who appeared -
oouns0 Ssr the trust made naai plea
Tor the retention az special privileges.
his plea was ~ weak - tAsss g.
Nsso !" previous hssrinss. ana Il Wa
.s.er precticaily admitted By persons
Interested 10 the Taxi Trust that they
~ prs''.os''y 1851 their aSht.
-. Cemmiss'onsr osor0s y.
U ~ " Ssosee Nseooleeo
CeeneeaS seaes. Do.
e Aoso o. 1ns SvsnaA0
..s.S, - many vesNe oaesmsn'
~. s1s W snOos eveev Afsv-
~ Soo " FTssAeas s~s.A1
.~..... 49,
SW cWH WlIe WIN rNo
V'~"' 70" TH9 PEOPLE.
Hess are NE poin2s strongly -
sHso " Commssseouer Bal:
se me tsss q IL AxteAe
noo prove oen0suovsay mat
.a' puo''' hsekmen nosnssd ~
.ns ''ts are ONnS better service
'Hsa the HsAoeo Tsuse
H~' tss CABS OF ne puzzle
nsensn are IN oettsr condition
'"su tnos: OF me TeueAo Trust
'"st ssss when wevI9 net 10
eeeese seen ~ the city % bs1N0
NJ ssr Pvs"s hack ssFvIss ars -.
ne wed BY . number u privsts
esmpan'eA great and email.
That the amsndmsat to the
Tadeab Ordinance. su0gsstsd
~ The Evening World. has been
pAssed upon ~ Mayor AitshA
sfssr . careful iavsstsgadon -
ens only solution o. ne puzzle
neox prooism N NEW York Oty.
That Corporation Council Frank
Lyon Polk astsr oarseul anAly-
80 OF the AHeAo sy9esm. Do
nounoss the amsndmsnt - bsing
consutudonaliy sound ana peeu-
i~i'y ep'''e.o's 10 '0s soao'uons
" % !smee'ec
~me:s' 70 sne csees
Vso', 49, ~: ~" WE
Poo"s ~ IVY "" ~" -
esosrs eee' e"s" sveev sea'ees
70 "ee"sse ave esss.ee' esesesy
~ sns pus"s " ces~ess ss~'
P."'~ ee"@ wy ~.
WV P
es'es o' s"s ss .e~"
"0us o,os" IN" s.ese"ses
svses s"s'e~' rroo' OF un,s III T
nished oy tns arrest q ysnew IAN
drivers arrestsd on the street
while endsavoring to take Advan-
tage Of the PRIVILEGES only -.
corA.A ,vh,,c h.ck,rsn
49,.
That the real reason the mae
pendent hsckmen are making
monev nv ohsrxtnr the ratea
'.,. :. ~
AAnntA1 n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
Answer the AlaI 3

II YEN 21naOo
- in0snsA d1v
staad asguoA ~
d naehins. 40
Uhs . ~ n
~ SECS @ -.
y0A sssosa
Yes IN @ ~
alarm d $780,
baekschs o. -
- .: AssrdG1 q
Hssd IL yUqoul
Uvs 80Qly,
H. kidsSySH
dsiaiAg 49, =
bs oss:.:::: 80:
:: hslp sesa -
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21
81
Frances
Famed
Immortal
Tells the
Evening World
That:
81
''Wonen will Never Reach Free,
Happy and Useful State Until They
Haze Obta fn . d for Themselves
Economic Independence"

H.
frankly Gowingy hailed Ereeest French
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

MANS Tyranny May Be Felt by the
Woman Before She Has Married.
Society 10 Prone to Con.
slider These Unprotected Women
az Inferior Beings."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-21

II Believe That Woman Stu Re.
mains Slave. Man 10
Her Tyrant. The Tyranny
Of the Hearth 10 Sometimes the
Worst of ALL"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
Declares Russian Offensive
Movement Is Breaking
Down After Series of Severe
Defeats in Prussia,
EXPECTS VICTORY BY
KAISER IN FRANCE
'SeVian Resistance Is Giving
Way and Final Success Is
Certain 10 Follow for Dual
Monarchy,

Vienna Sept 80 tyia Amsterdam
ana London, II y. ml-Archduke
Frederick of Austria, commander-in
chief of the Austrian army today is
sued the following order
tThe situation Of the Germans ana
Austrians is favorable The Russian
offensive is beginning to break down.
We, the German troops. shall beat
again the enemy already beaten ui
Krasnik, zamosc. (buth towns Of
Russian Poland, lnsterhurg ana
Tannehurg Gin east Prussia
The German main arpyi without
hindranee. has penetrated deep into
France. where new ana great vie
tory is imminent
In the Balkan theater we are
fighting In the enemy's territory The
scryian resistance is beginning to
weaken.
internal dlsaffection, instructions
and lack Of food threaten our enemy
in the rear while the dual monarchy
and Germany are united and nave
fun confidence of fighting out to the
end this war which was forced upon
us. This Is the truth about the situa-
uon This proclamation must he
made known to All officers and men
in their respective mother tongue.
(sigpcdp
~AELJDrKE FREDERICK -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
VIENNA NEWSPAPERS TELL
OF GERMAN sttttSst>

Venice via Paris. oct !, 2:3o u.
M 1.-THE Vienna papers dallN "i1
puhnshing reports OF German anu
Austrian successes in the eastern anu
western theaters Of war.
rbe Neues Weiner journal declares
that the German troops a1e gong Oh
from victory to victory and that the
preat French army soon VIII be tore
al Ia retreat before the resislless TER
man advance. la the Austrian pro-
vinces the press is even more oplllnls-
tic eaneciaHv In southern Ausirld
where inc Slav Journals print such eN-
traordinarily glowing reports mat the
peasants believe the 6 fmans alreauS
are In Paris ,,s
Lately the educated classes ln AUS
tria are beginning to show signs OF
dissatisfaction at the lack Of reliaplr.
definite news. The women especlallN
are demanding to know what mas hip-
pened to their men folks. me news
oaper authorities are tfNins 70 pdti-
fv them With the explanation tnat It
is difficult to obtain exact news irolh
tha battefelds and urge them 10
have patlcnco. Some pubic demon
strations are reported TO nave occur
red in Vienna and Gratz.
Financial conditions in Austll"-
Hungary show some improvements
The banks are paying out more money
and trade accounts are being Setlled
moro promptly. At Trieste coal mn
porters who are desirlOus of obtaining
supplies from America nave asked we
Austrian government to give definite
assurance that coat imported from
america in American bottoms viii not
he conaseated for military purposes.
Their inquiries have not yet been an
nu-nrAl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
Acceptance May Not Be An
nounced Until Council of
Generals Reports From "a
CateCas Conference,
CALDERON EXPECTED
TO HEAD G0VERNM MENT
Further HostiIitieS Not Be-
Iieved Probable in Mexico
With Retirement Of Aged
COnStitutionaIlSt,
.ss aosu,so JOURNAL SPECIAL ltAssO wssl


Washington, Sept S0.--Dispatche.'
reaching the constitutionalist agency
here from Mexico City tonight indi-
Gated that General Carranza would
tender his resignation as first chief
Of the constiuitionalists To the con-
Vention OF leaders IN Mexico City to-
morrow, without awaiting the outcome
of the peace conference about to be-
gin at Zacatccas.
1t Is understood here, however, that
tho convention will delay action on
the resignation ana take no steps
whatever toward setting UP the new
provisional government until some
word has come from the conferees.
In official and diplomatic circles, ii
is believed that the Zacatecas confer
ence VIII end the revolt of General
villa by approving the choice OF Fer
nando lglesias Calderon as provisional
president and that this action Will be
followed by Calderons election by the
Mexico City convention.
Rafael Zubaran Capmany tonight
made public a telegram from General
Carranza in which the latter said
IF the chiefs to whom ! will resign
accept my resignation ! shall retire
to private life with the consciousness
of having done my duty as citizen,
as governor of the state Of Coahuila
and as first chief of the constitutional
list army In charge Of the executive
power.
Reports that Calderon had refused
to accept offjce as provisional presi-
dent were denied hy officials here.
Secretary Hryan said no confirmation
Of such reports lad rcachet- the st.te
department
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
FIVE KILLED BY
AN EXPLOSION IN
CHICAGO FACTORY
Five Thousand Dollars Worth
of Fireworks Go Off in Vault
of Pain Company President
Among the Dead,
lsy aosm.e jousr.l .rse,.l ..A.so wa.,

10y MORNING JouRrkt SPECIAL LEASED wiHai
Chicago. Sept sG.--H. b. Thearle,
president Of the Pain Fireworks Dis
play company was killed here today
with four Of his employees in an ex-
plosion and fire which destroyed the
companys plant
The dead
II. -. Is:EARLE.
FLORENCE HILL, stenographer.
E. NJ CONN0R, salesman
ROLAND H. WOLF, shipping
clerk
JOSEPH JOHNSON, electrician.
John Costello. office boy. WAS blown
through door into an alley ana may
die firomen tonight thought that
several bodies might lac under the
debris ia the flooded basement
The first explosion took place IN the
steel and concrete vaults of the Pain
company building, in which S5,ooo
worth Of fireworks We're stored. The
vaults were supposed TO be fireprooi
and to be able to withstand any eX-
plosion The vaults were blown to
atoms. Adjoining office buildings
were shaken and damaged Many
persons were injured by broken glass
and by being trampled.
The explosion, it WAS thought to-
night, might have been caused by
spark from wiring which Johnson the
missing electrician, WAS adjusting
Thearle became president Of the
Pain company when il WAS purchased
and reorganized after going into a
receivers hands in 1871. The orlgi-
nal Pain company was forced 70 the
wall by the sane fourth agitation, it
was said. Theafles widow and one
daughter are said to be in san Diego,
calf. The monetary loss was said to
be small.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
VILLAS INVASION OF
SONORA CONTINUES

Douglas. Arlz., Sept 3o.--General
Villas threatened invasion of sonora
Is reported to have begun. Two bod
les OF cavalry estimated al $500 men,
presumably the advance guard, were
reported 20 have passed san Luis pass
on their way toward Aqua Prieta.
Governor Mayiorcna, who pro-
claimed sonora's allegiance tu villa,
is reported approaching from the
west toward Naco. where Gen Benia-
min Hill. with his recently defeated
but reorganizcd forces, is continuing
his enttenchment
Further activity OF the Maytorena
forces resulted in the reported cap
ture Monday If Cumpas, capital Of the
Moote2uma district, where but a
small Carranza force remained, the
garrison having Joined Hill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01
SUSPENSION or HOSTILIIIES
FULLY AGREED UPON

Mexico city, ept. S0.--A suspension
of hostllities of all. troop movements
was agreed on today at the preiimi-
nary conference held at Aguas calien-
tes between the committees appointed
by Generals Garranza and villa, ac-
cording to a telegram received here
tonight.
The message signed by Gen Esqui-
vel Obregon further states that II Is
proposed to hold larger preliminary
gathering at Aeuas Calientes on octo-
ber 8. when reinforced delesatlons
Of generals from Che northern and
southern forces viii determine the
details Of the general peace plan m
tended 10 avert bloodshed and settle
the present controversy between Cen
eral Carranza and General Villa.
These conferences at Aguas Cali
entes will be coincident with the gem
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INVASION or HUNGARY
CAUSES GREAT ALARM

Venice win Paris. oct. I. 2:5o a,
m THE news Of the beginning OF
the Russian invasion Of Hungary is
exciting the greatest apprehension
throughout the monarchy despite all
official assurances that the action is
without importance and should give
no occasion for anxiety
The work on the fortifications
around Vienna is being fastened and
an official warning has been issued 70
the public against entering certain
areas on penalty Of arrest and danger
Of beinp shot by the sentries.
The Asiatic cholera is spreading
rapidly. cases being reported daily IN
Vienna ana in various other districts.
Scores Of cases already have been
found IN Galicia whence the disease
has spread
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VILLA ~ ZACATECNs
TO MEET GENERALS

Zaeateeas. Mex, Sept Sn.--5eneral
Francisco villa ana his staff and the
peace committee appointed in Mexico
City reached Iacatecas late today and
completed arrangements for the con-
ference to be held here in an effort
to compose differences between Villa
and General Carranza.
Representatives of the two factions
met informally today and apparently
the best feeling prevailed II IS
planned to hold the first session Of
the conference tomorrow.
A joint statement issued today ex-
pressed the earnest hope that an
agreement might be reached before
further blood was shed
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$4,000 REWARD TO END
MOTHERS SUSPENSE

San Antonio. Tex, sept. SUI ne
announcement WITS made today that
So. 600 reward Is offered for proof
that Mrs Elois Nelms Dennis and
Miss Beatrice Nelms, either are dead
or alive. The reward, said the district
attorney was authorized by Mrs. ).
w. helms, mother ana Marshal
Nelms. brother, of the missing At
lanta. Ca, sisters and supersedes all
original rewards amounting to Sl,2O0.
The voung women we're last seen in
this cite in June The grand jury,
which is expected TO take the case,
is TO convene here next Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Victor Il. Innes OF
Eugene. ore, were brought here on
charges Of murder and accessory be-
fore the fact respectively, in connec-
tion with the disappearance of the
young women.