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Arizona republican., 1914-07-13
DIRECTORY
Leading Builders and Building Supply Houses of Phoenix

Frontier comedy. promises no end
of laughter. The Regale management
is sparing no effort to maintain the
reputation of HAVING tie coolest place
in town.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-13

decided oddity in the world of film
dom. Kathryn Hart is more than
pleasing with her serio- comic num-
bers Taken altogether it's a great
show.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-13
Airdome,

Judging from the banner crowds
that have attended the Airdome the
past two nights the Movie" fans
would rather take their enjoyment
costly seated in the open air than be
hived up in a theater. The big bill
of Sunday is shown again tonight for
the last time and is one that has
caused most favorable comment. The
101 Bison two-reel feature. The
Flash of Fate" goes right to the heart
with story true to life. The Eclair
education film Unforeseen Metamor-
phos' presents most interesting
study. The Eclair comedy, Does
Max Shore" furnishes more laughter
to the square inch than any film pro-
duced in many months. Powers great
comedy picture, "A Deuce and Two
Pairs" is in a happy vein and is
Arizona republican., 1914-07-13
PeriIs of Pauline

Next Wednesday brings the 18th cpl
sode of the ''Perils Of Pauline" to the
Lion theater This number has a very
exciting scene in the rescue of Pauline
by Harry from a burning house, where
she had been left by the villain to die,
and also brings into the story a new
character in the role of a newspaper
reporter, who will no doubt play a
prominent part The 'Perils of Pauline
is certainly a thrilling photoplay and
is proving a big attraction at the Lion
every two weeks. The fact that it was
produced by the famous Pathe players
with Pearl White in the leading role
is a guarantee of a finished production
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
THE "PEACE PATROL"

The removal Of the big force sf ssDs N district Of
Colombo only that mounted eonssssy viii maintained In
the district the md order aaA civil astAs
ties Performance hs aaaA viii
kept in the strike 0sssss Ansas s vslA MI.
take ali the militia It would pEsvils saad esSsa.
fohs hvss eaeat the stksrs agaa loose" snd
shout condition such existed troops sa
ed
The Of the ~ together With u dvnansnt q he
striker has been the keeping aad psvang disorder
With the under the guard aad surveillance military s tAs
little outbreak 0snsa CAass v sssabsh hs
Of patrol that The hives Il etssas w b ae ~
and Highways and the city aad that will
be destroyed E
Every citizen esnesds that aasaa psstsessn
The strikers have bea A fes hal isss nsaths and IL
marked b spssee esss
aks The keeping Of force Of oavay in The district will b sass
guard that . worth all viii
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
10 THE HOUSEWIFE

N.asaa. u ssaf hs.s~sa 10 Ike
n@.s asra be -sp-sts fSss tn IssA ss'
srf thr health ss soss.~is ssa sAti.
af-ss s.ishs saa s.tds arc lss
sss.s semnon OF skr Ataof stIsstis
ssa ss- s.@.s iikrir .s lead tn s~sssss
diseases y child ss ssaea -.as- iik-f
~ ss coAsssss aisshssis OF .sssi~s
s.s-s ~a.a IL has sUlss II ses ~ili
iAsuif~ iAss the s.si,s of The sssi~ss
srAs.li-~ that ssr srsp~AsAssd fos
sessk. ssa salas. sUs ~iIi isss that
cAssk~stais'. cosss N-ssssf ssssss
Aish 10 the sssiaalios OF people Obs
ss.~ H. u h pes0es saA ssssstssi
pisasssl ssa safe To sstss shsh sss
~ssiisS~s .sr~essits 4. s~ S.sss"a
hes . .~.a,ria~ /. iss~sa.a sSs rsis'
ss~ss l'se sale ~ sss a~sH~ssa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
Will s..s< hls.r.I
xlIlnI N0oN

Pueblo chisftaia.
The congressional inveslisatisg
committee hss completed Il work
aad gone 70 far as the .aking of tsS-
'inosy 10 concerned.
The ease is nov In the hands 0f
the jury. That Jury will report 10
congress and will recommend the
snscimsat Of federal laws through
which IL Is hoped To correct soms Of
the evils that have existed sad stiM
/ exist In our state.
but what Of the result. VIII II
benefit Colorado, We bsiievs In the
esd u will be bSnSiit. The evi.
denre produced should raise such =
storm of ,ubiie opiniOa On sons sub.
jeets as tn compel = change. Fur
tsseanee: "A Brake testified thss
= Republican fora Of xoverameas
does not ~xis, il COLORADO. bssks
kaev the sist~m-sl vas not true
uhsa he msd~ II, Brsk~ us~s bis
office 10 h~a-fit feS mes Who eot
bin the Job. Whsa congress sets
through discussing The aissssi~aSst
of Brake vc believe ~ srousrA psb'
lie opisioa will see To IL that the
Rsak~s ssd his hisdsed xho Souid
h<sairrh the character of the moth
ss state ihs, gives sh~m meal isrk-
cts uiii b. rei@xsied tn The rear.
Assis Coal Mis~ Inspector iisiFsa
pls Vas roaiiauoas il bis rsiiirts0
os Colorado ssa her sursssn~ai
~ssa sdmitliss that h- did aos ~
force the easi mIsisx ts~s OF the
state. \ aas sho sosiiauosisay
.siii-i.~. hi. snpio,rr Is ssashs
else ihss ai.isysi ss the aas ffoa
uhss he accepts The salary. We
,rust that a. ssuassd Ssshiis opissos
viii s~sa tisisyspi~ To The sss~
s-aiisiesi rusty .~s~r hssr that Hssas
~iil help To saosss
rh~~r arc Iasa sSo at The nIsos
is.ia~s,s of ,hr isss~sissiSns bas
they .ha~ vsy coiossSo is 80 uessts |
The ssfY sss aras ssss 90 dsrrsa
tor the ssssssassisi laws hsisH ssH
forced as~ atsloysi sa the stale itself.
Pssiie opisios .Assia 'sts hotA
ssa go shsp- ssssssss that The ass
she will sos h- laval sill cot h~
selected
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
BUILD oololADo

t's~hio chisflsiss
II ne. ssif at The sss- asa "a
e~s.e that i. wasted 90 asassssssss
affairs sesla ~ lssssa Isle . ssso'
ssa $50 God TOT sssldisk u usslA
eoly ~ . tee yssss ssssl ceaeseAs
~solA ssssA sss . sss 1sesssss ssees
10 ste t'ssss. Ne soansaueslsh u
tie vestA hss - ossy asssssl ~
.nssvs. sssisiss The s<ssio~esai
that capital asa lssos sss sssss 10 II
asa hesv ss arr .assiss isis shtis
u-ss sshsrs,sss. j. s-sss ~ss'.ss
last 81 ss->~st she snssssas hss
takes ~ .As sesk .f lssiss Ia Hss
80 .shibii 81 The t'sssss.s'se,fis
w'oeIs'. Essn.iises $50 Go ~ss' Ia
Assr eth that ~osks h~s ~ses us
shssk that uat Iertststut-s IL she
rsss have failed tn rsussss = s~ssss
fuss faf The i@atasssios bcssS set
-. sppsossislss sossy tes ssssy
either pst s~Ae1e ut she pou stfst ,e-
aSssassi uso ksPrs0ss q" ssntnss
these ba-sSss IL s,s.s VS. . tssss 10 I've
pis ~ ust stoWssh.
II. sessslssasr t.s's the est5
sssssfsi ossssIS4ssas 10 nss asAsss
rhese ssr thousands ~ shssas ssss3
ysss that susls ssss 81 assh u
80 could asis sss ,ksa aside sss
Dec tk- s.osey that they ,ues tot
s.s,tsiss ptujr,s.s Ces.ldet The hss.
as.ss ot ihossssss ot dollars the sasI
ssttAe hes cost The state sad thee
IooA 81 the spectacle al The snssruss
ssyssa With might ssA ~sts tn sstss
{. tee huastsds ,e psy the esr~ussa
Of state sssAss 10 4niss cs-t ses
stat. In wesk sp tssese-s II TIE
~csla's tais. Ose.sssth ot The cost
ef the sstike veaIa asks CoIpss$c
tire s-ss represented state 81 that -.
pesItioss Cast 80 ~ .cNsth,sa Ia
tara cus essssses tsse profitable
sksasel. aad us~ thew sad orr
McNey tn ''lpssild Celets&o:~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
Social Affairs
Isl LOCAL FUNc TIO'NS &
~ AND SOCIETY NEWS

! sasioss Issued 10 the p~.''s ~ TTisi.
sasa the xs~ss list sossSiss nasS
people froa psss~s. Colorado spsises
snd Pueblo ssa other sssns In th-
state
u will ~ . formal affair ssa sa@
af tho i~sasss .ori~ss -s-st. at ih'
.~s.os. The nttiesss sho hAs- shsssr
of shs snsssrs~sss sr. .pss:ss sa
isoabi- sos ssp~ss~ 10 asAr IS a,
ss-ss i.ss is BE- s~ssAb~s-a b. 'sgi'
su~ssss
rs- hail viii he sis-h ., The tar
asss. ttossi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
uS AllnlAs GOES DoWW TO oefEAJ
-a Defoaf LOCAL INCH scleoL boYs

s,ssA sixAIs ssSss, ssfsssiss sAsa
20 8 knssro Of kS~e sss Msiisse
"f t'ssA street ata TIE ass hssitiess
epNslsss Tn. eighth sssass ot TIE
city ss- sks~sss saas sssy snaa -.
'rsisi ~hish siii ~ ssss sesssisssl
In The hish .shosi il sse ssssse.
rb~ TsssSsAa has. issa has ~.
s-ss-sis ssfss'sa ~ssss ssss a ssy
susss~-sss~ - snsssess csssssss
ssS s"s;ksss Nee NssSees Il ss
highly esosshis shss The lsrst Ssis.
'ssss stii riss iSe cs,essSa aostsss
rssses. tee 'se sss0tssessis - she
sssss sess tss1ay ssesiaxs nSs vii
- osss sssssisa ssA hssA tsQshi
hsssss - sAs TssSess seossssas eee
Of 'Ae fssssss siss sshse, hsstssasis
sssss cosessas has AsA ~ ysafA
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
usu 10 usd .
Stnbboeu Aboeoes
4 Hsane hsiahed Sas'hR Rs.
seeeo FDosh b Naeusal
AealtA.

Nee see sse> svts vspssAa. ss.,. NJ, 81
s~s~ss
W 49, ,~rvt sNt .s - ~ g~s.-.
fs-e ss-A psssesss,ses $50 sas ts-sSs,Ss,
- P-~ssysSv~ ~s.ae Sssr 4 ,sase 80
essssE~s " u u . ss.ss~-~ ,sss es.N
yvs-s AA>~a Wssk q NJ. fxG-s
ks~s wstst.- ~s.ss s~x$.sss AsS ,.s
sas ssssIy sse. .s~t ksss.~ . sysss. ,@sv~sdaS
sssssssx ~ ssssa =. =. = rAsss il q
essS t-s sey~>s t. \. S-s~sa,.y. .~x. a.
lives. u s4ess ie~s-sssss 10 Ss.-sv
Ns~ ssAs skt trsssx ~ spsssp ~ hwI
sessfe,Iy N-v-~ss tke szis. lrss tvUrSSrv
stsre " e~~ sessy~ANs ~ = q = VNsf -
sssAssssss -n~ ,sssslst sEs.--ss ,N.y.ssS~,s
tS< NeAt skss esvA ssNv-s Sss saN .sssNtsso
eelfSoeNs ft~o ~ Sss~A
~ ~ fs'I ts f~s . N~-.S ~ q q
~ ~. " y~ss spss<sss ,. II .y,A . pssvte
seet - s~vla Eks ~ s~S.-st . sr..s ;sl,ss.
Sts.e sc thr @ssE,sI ~,rs-sMsSt IN sNtu
sss
h.s~t- n say sueMps 10 ..u ~, .~~>.
sSfs4 esp ~ ~ Ns~sA Vs6v velaop
Aese 49, tmr-~ssA ws-s NJ kssSse .s1Se
e@etai osAs.t~ rsIssN - ~ ,S<1 Asn
~ a0d iesiw that q n A.
sAs ~ Stvesse u s-t. = -
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
uiSIKl CIuCHD00u
LAID IESol1 COMMONS

t.p0doA. Nstvh Ss-PteMset ~.
es,th to-day ls,d hesete the Hoase 81
Cemmoas his Proposed sp&se~siess 10
Ulster 10 'Fssa To It's pc-''ses Under
tho irish h.smc rule bill. The -.
scuasemeas. wh,sh had hees - lcas
ssd ass,ou.iy awaited. ~ss to The ct.
feet that before the bill, h~csme over.
ssuve = roll shUssla he taken ef the
pasIIsmea,sty elersoes o: each eouW-
~ tn decide whether shcr. .houId he
- esciasios Of the Ulster 'osaties
from the psp.i.'os. of the hill for q
-etiod ef els years ttvW the first
meetiss Of the ace Irish Pstliaaept.
u the majority of the Soiets 10 10
favor Of this scheme the counsy
wossid autonsiicsIly he cacIuded for
the prescribed Werscd.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
Iiiy itssoiS issvsssli.I

te sss os The aass -ssissss. ysS
easily zoe hs.A.shsli s.sss.s. os The
ssaess. sAs ,s~si Nigh s~hosi hoy,
esis<a shsis sissk ssssSsss sSssosy
FRIDAY sish' ~ asf-siiss the las
Asioss ksss sshoel sssa ~ . .~os-
Of ss snis. rhs ssse uas fsssss-s
b, ,ssy sL,.s sasssis4. sss-eisii, 90
The s-sr sf rsusssr $50 c1essissss.
Who ssss ~. ssfa.Sss tosvssas sssy
Tee sprd sksssss In ssk~ ts.is
4asis.
Ths tsrss ssase sss nss. b kssss,
sAS taas tAs Aai0as tusvssA. - .
eosi aaais Michel ss,tsveA ssea st.
sss sIsh sssahes ssA she srssv uas
sSsd. ~ sss.tsssss hessss snrssss
Nssss-s sss Michel snne esssis~A .
iced that ~. sisisos. ~sss sos sha~
To asss.ess shsessssss N. ssss
rA- sros. 81 the ssA ~ sAs tlsss HALT
ssoas - 10 10 fss.s al she ic~sss
IRE .~~eea ssis ss. set tsss.s
shss tks first asa 90. sssksa ~
several .e~wssesist field hs.Aess ~
Nsssses sss NesS4-ss tNsssss sAis
kslt ske l.ss AsSsss s-s~ made uAsvs
field ansis. their .ely as.s shtuuss.
ssss The ssS~s the f~ss of che sruss.
heiss made ~ fusi susbs Te~ssa
The last nt The ssse shese sss- $50.
essi sAssses 10 the iise.sps Raa.
ssss Shs les AeIs-as eeal-ss ass sv.
0ovyA trssa.e ef 80 layvsva sas~s
re@ssos. Guard. Gee .ksf.s To .vs-
sess ssd re@rses ss. s.',tss.s ~
thssss. rses~t. Tssslsss sssss.
was sesans.d: t.p&i ~ss sAit,sS tsuss
tusvsfa - iasss. sas tsust vss sv-
plsssA ~ rsltise~s Tsssbesa s-es~a
~ easss. 10 -. Ass~ss ~ 10 IRIS
hsif
Kssas sss sS1ues.ns at -. ...ts
asss ssa Nesssst sss Michel .t
rs.sisAs sss~ the tsss rIsy.ss Of ,s.
sves5sas 10. Ass~s. wev~ scs s-ss
10 hSl she sseA.s. Essss ~sssaa t.
at their ~usvs uttA tusl goal.
Michel shssea ~ N kis ola ,.~r
fsta asa ~ his spessse.lst sssAes
lksp~Iss made . asSetssy et rs'ss.
ass'. .sotrss Nsssa~s played NJ. vs
usl steady game sss aIlheaah his
~esk ~ss cot es,ersioss,iy s'si.5s.t
he ppssibly did more seessS tse ~lp.
svaa a. the game skss sss est.y
@e@h~t Of II. tes1s TIE aams vas
evtetrs<o hy ] e. VkkMsN ~ Las
Aai@sss
IN. isae.ups ~,sA the sc<a; .at,.
bsr ef points y suspd ere ss tollc--s
TyyNjdsd-
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
BACK TO WASHINGTON

The subcommittee United States Congress- seat into co'or
do 10 investigate returned Washington Fon
weeks spea hundreds examined
and he, the industrial trouble which
has ss going se.b has en viewed f1o. angle
The iasusy has touched Al the root ei 'h'nEs
Scores Of By the which fighting os
recognition the 0s Of has eoae the ustA
ths, Colorado that there sad ~
The calling d the state troops thai
committed H S'ssesA
that property destroyed The hearing 'h'oassn
Jh strike esdeu and sa'oa ehs'a's b.
ur~ts ne'ho Of The o'SaH
ssios
i held state d pe'
ssase eaaps fiat Aseh taken Up By 'hs sa'se
sss.eys dragging Old political On the Other ssss
sssnsn establish that esadsas ia the ses wsse act
psrsssie ead ssssss< the sak pad
wanted sk ss eeessss shsy se'e
lssssA sss IL b snb,sss ssM seekiss esAess
n. e~.,,. fire ss.y sssh day Aasy hsss
ss,akag sss, devoted b ihs sssss o. The H.
esy TAy v washiagsss Nth material ssossA TO dFais
ssrs vkA ,h< people the ws csssSs ~t - w.
sSssy essasessA fairly Bath aass gvss ~
sepssssasy - pssssas sssA facts Il valss.
gsss ~i sss,isss M niasss 6ssr
~ek sa sa, sssisa ~ ssss giant
demands 1As sssms a II 'Asss Ssssn
~ v uh The sassa 1Ssss y No ether set
Aaa that ~ ssssks ~ v 'sssn 70 vss 90
~ 4 Ass vAs sis nks v b 'hy avs ~ slsas
hlA N v y spsna 1hsss v y sssssasssa
q ~ uaas1 Asas Vssksss q Aasssa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
Military BAH.

Ts- ssn,taandiss G-n-sal sna "s-
sSs~ss ia sh- field. "f sh- Nasionsi
.aas.i Of Colorado have issa-d ihsi's-
slsss f"r a saIlisass bail ~ @v sisss
W-dn-sass -s-ains. Ns'St ~
Aside ss.rs . large su-nbss II saetz
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
Westminster Calls.

The regular m-etias ": ;he W~~s'
nain.i-f guild ~iii be- h-i.i Tomorrow
.s-sins =, ,h- hI.sa- a., Mis. fusS
~, W-.s s-soha ssf--s- = ia'E- A.
Z. niah.- ts desire
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
tlfoHNAdon

The length cf ,Isse the earth 10
tufsiss On It's axis II called . dsS
A. the equator the days Esd Wtshts
are always " hoafs loss. The
farther a pc,n, lies tsesa the equstos
the Iosees arr ,,s leaaest days ana
the longest nights A. the pc'ee the
year is made up Of ose DAY amd "ee
a,ah,. each SIX months l0Na.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

Es,siiss es esssy descriptions asss.
" sss esssSty eNsessss 81 iAe
s'Atuetele- News Sas seoesss sAmpves
ssa auctss,o~s GA request tse 'Ae
ssI,pko~ss Tttslasa sts u
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

TIE astss,tee Army sAs re ssy
cast Loft .ieshtss. fassisste. hi'ssse
s,sssii.s asss.s. h<asI~s. ete. Ass.
..ss hs,sss asY ot sssA please rAoss
Ned 1856 AMI they uiIl be- salteva
toe rrcsnpsiy. 1ssrsss-Cssssss r
4 ltsass
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
AT The M.

TUmctrp~ we rr~seNl what the
Gods Devs~e.' CO. ~ the csssesses
pictures evst shows In ftic'dsd. =
teuf -seei production shsosutesy ns~.
Thte will he its sirsa appearance IN
tclcssdc. You .hcild aos wIss ". u
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
DuuNE1s 4 1Al0I1
FOR POLITICAL 0Uu040

rsiIsaeirhi. AassSrss
TAs fsf- ef vsssIss.a sSsvwsss
sssis.s ~. ~nse ssusksss has ss'
n-.e~a their vital Wsess~ss~s 10 ssssh
sn .ss.si that The ssis. IL tbsts ps~>a
cat .kss- are viise~as tss1iashis
.a ,psss 10 either sh- ssesis ss
ss.-s.-s wssi.sss - ss~s IL sssss y
.u ~ssppsa ap - rssrssssi sssssss
that shs h-ss slsse tes ssss ses~s In
~ IL sAs sasss sesAsss
N .se at he osesssvs - tssstss.
lss. NJ: vssssvee4.ksvy sssssfsi.
Ne ssYss ''h IL . xsSss ssssssee
wkssAss shss. she.sis - . hsis 10 ~
sSA~ s~,sssaisss ss .ssse il ssoasssae
OF "a. sssssas Law " .sssA .ssti~'
@-sssI issssiasssa Tn shs sA~sass
a.. sill s-oess ss~ lee Tn s-rr 10
s.srs-sssSpss -. -iehs ssss ssss 90
bed ssessusra wts-F lhss s.ssssS
sA~ '-~hsssss~ ss-s' ssss~ssSiss sAe
sss
rs~ sustrAs C@sst kss already
aase ssI the istsses-siss ssS e~tiss
iss sssssesfy rs- ss~uss sssh-t .f
,siassasy Ssseclalia0s askss ell
s.s. Ay.ss.sA shass, fssssss Issssls-
.s.~ .s u. ..hj-es ssaisusas. rssss
!. sa ssea In lesslsse cat nt sst.i.
care .cs~sAiss ssss y slsvsss ssess.
sass rs- Taft Nsaisssssiaas r-s'
ssssk snSo the lA0s There v = sss s,sa
sSoe that rniiiiss rather ihss r~ess'
s~e-.ssss i. ~ sk~ spsso@ n sSs.
sssa sss-ssrs In sss.ssshss . sssisss
~hss j. sis-sSy e-Mrtetesy -tf.vs
tive
Jt-ssiAs~s has sevN sesaasttea .
slass .sset uscssssSsss Tot sve
y.ass u i. sesssssl sstlIs set see
.ssstrttses Which sse eos Iss'ss@-
ate 10 ~cssi. SD lac nay ~ ."~e
srvsS Iexs.Issies h- ssae sssstsss OF.
leases n. hess sefvsss Coaatess
sse p-e.tosm Tot ,he sossssy u 10 80.
.,sie ttc@ farther svsuIssosy sss
psas,,,r .wsssm-p,ss TSe Assetse,
U-s.s.I .sa b. Degraded cs To 1s'
hsnde,,ft. on illegal @osopoIy ~
simple .nsets.n.n, Of the laws a.
ready on she statute bpokss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09
CARD OF 1HANKS

NC sssh 4. rtps-se r-sf sAssks asa
aPasee issiee So .st fsi~nss Esd
srssNs.ess s@s ss&rstsss sss$ssss
ssS h-~sassts1 sI.ssl aisesSsss dat
ssg @es kesrsse~-ss 10 the less of
e-ss baby also sa ts- t-ses~ts Esd
rspst. at ssr sitsh sss srsessA
grades OF shr Risr seh"sl=Mss sss
uss it.ssssass sa4 rsisssu.o !
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-09

70 10 neel q pfis,iss - say ksea
p>eoe TIE cnsoosess. NeVs. Sa0plel
ssa esaloales viii be eheeefu1ly
a1vse. PAoas Tsaoseel Ate.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18
MORE uUERTA CABINET
OEITCftRS REACH VERA CRU7

Vera cruz, July tS.-Among thc
Mexican refugees who arrived hero
todny from the capital were Enrique
Gcrustioto. former minister of Justice
IN Hucrta's cabinet General Xavier
ncMour". one Of the federal COM
mandcrs In the defense of Torreon;
Jose ignacio Limantour. n nephew of
the secretary of Tho treasury under
President porfirio Dia2. several fed
cral officers OF minor importance and
other supporters Of liuerta.
Tho refugees said emissaries ~
Nenustinno Carranza and Emiliano
Znpata had conferred in the capital
recently hut that the purpose of the
conference and rs result were un-
known. They also declared Mexico
City to be al the mercy of the adher-
ents OF Zapata should they detorm-
me 10 enter the place as there were
only q few police TO oppose them.
The daily trains from the capital
10 Vera Cruz are now sent nut under
armed csc nt. a train FUN Of sol
dicrs is sent In ADVANCE and another
follows. In the capital an is quiet
and there is no Indication of any anti
American feeling among the popu-
lace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18
MORE ARMED MEN
GOING To ARKANSAS
MINE OUTBREAK
Guards Routed and Property
Valued at 100000 Destroy
ed in Yesterdays Battle at
Prairie Creek.

Fort smith, Ark, July iS.--Prcp-
arations were made today 10 send
additional forces " armed men to
the Prairie Creek mines of the Mann
moth Vein Coal company, the scene
OF n fight yesterday between several
hundred striking miners and sympa-
thizcrs ana mine guards, which ter
minated IN the ruut of the guards
and the destruction OF mine property
valued nt approximately 100000.
Parties also were organlzed 81 search
for several guards who had been sta
toned M the mines and have not re-
ported to the company headquarters
here.
Reports from prairie Creek and
nearby settlements Indicated that the
rioters dispersed, temporarily az
least, early last night. Armed pa
trolls were maint1ined. however at
several camps thrHughout tha night.
Ten men. who The auth0sisies a'
Hartford allese are union miners,
We're arrested today on n charge oi
melting a riot iu connection with
troubles at tho mining properties yes
ierday. Warrants have been issued
for twenty more. In addition seven
men employed at mine No. who arc
said to have been eng1-cd IN the
fight. were arrested, charged with
breach OF the peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18
No RELIGIOUS SERVICES
IN NUENO IAVTpO

Laredo. Tex, July ls.-Thc consti-
tutionallsts' alleged attitude town rd
tho Catholic church IN Mexico has re-
suited IN an unusual situation today
In Nucvo Laredo, Mexico. opposite
here. Weddings. hapilsms and oven
funerals for Catholics must be held
without the customary religious ser
vices or else those services can be
obtained only after unusual difficult
tics. Tho Catholics arc awaiting tho
outcome OF an appeal 10 General Car
rama to change the situation.
Soon after the occupation Of Nuevo
Laredo by the con tltutionalists undnr
Major Sata. he ordered the occupation
of the Catholic church. The pricst.
Father Ieleslns. was Gopnrtcd 10 tho
American side. Tho church since
has been used aR n barracks and civ
Hans have been refused permission
To enter.
Women 81 prominent families re-
Gently petitioncd Colonel Murintn.
constltu,ionalist commander. 10 give
tho church To the public for pri-
mary school Murintn answered that
he would not permit the building 10
be- used FOR any purpose other than
ns a barracks. nor viii IN. priest no
permitted to rcirrn to Nuevo In
redo.
Catholic residents are without re-
iigious services and tho only clerical
services they can Obtain are those Of
priests from tho Anerican side of the
river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-18
GOVERNORS DEPOSED BY
IIIfERTA RETURN TO CNpITAI.

Mexico City, July lg.-Sevcral
state governors appointed hy Pres
ident Madcro and deposed hy Gen.
cral Hucrta have Just arrived In the
capital or have been released from
the prisoners where they were CON
fined Cor many months. All Of them
have been in close communication
with the constltutioualist leaders and
declared today that until Carranya
arrives here no steps viii be taken
10 establish n provisional govern.
mcnt.
As the bulk of the Cnrranza forces
are now la san Luis Potosi and the
railroad form there to this city is m
good order H i generally expected
that Carrnnza and his troops viii
peacefully enter the capital some
time next week.
Carranzn is said To- have ordered
Zapata aud other chicnalns In the
south not "a make any attempt to en-
ter the capital.