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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,
GAS OR INDIGESTION
Zach "PaIc's Diapcpsin'' Digcsts
3,OoO Grains Of Hood. Ending All
stomach Misery in live
tsinutct.

Time iti Pape's Dlapepsin wlll dl-
gest anything you eat and overcome
a sour. gaasy or out-of-order stomach
surely within five minutes.
~ our meals don't no comfortably.
or what you eat lice Ike a. lump OF
lead in your stomach. or % you hove
heartburn, that IL "a sira Oi ludires-
ton.
Get from your pharmacist a nfty-
cent case OF Pupo's Diapepsin and take
q dose Just as soon us YOU can. There
VIII be no sour risings, mo- bclchlug
of undigested food mlXed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn, mllncss
or heavy feeling in the stomach. nau-
sea. debiiitating headaches. dizziness
or Intestinal gripping. This Will ail go.
and. besides, there will Dee no sour
food LETT over in the stomach Co poi-
son your breath with nausoous odors.
Papo's Diapopsin 10 O. certain cure
for Out-of-order stomachs. because it
takes hold of your food ana digests 60
just the anne as n your stomach
wasn't there.
Relief Ina I'VE minutes from 0ll
stomach misery b. waiting for you az
any drug store.
These large nfiy-ccnt cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapcpsin" to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disordcrs and indigestion f0r many
months. II belongs in your home
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

mcut had refused 60 accept either OF
them.
The war office declined io give any
information ON the subject aud %
WAS declared that mo- official stnto-
m'nt would bo available before Pre-
mier AEquith himself made t1c an
nuunccmcnt in the house Of com-
mons tonight
% was pcrsietently reported today
that "a number of senior officers of
the cavalry brigade at the Curraeh
camp IN Ireland had resigned and 10
was stated that the majority OF the
rcalmcntal officers of tho mounted
units there were determined 90 main
tain their refusal to serve against the
lnionists in Ulster.
strong pressure WIS evidently
brought 60 bcaT on Sir john French
60 retain his post ct the head or the
army. He was summoned to an IN
tcrvicw with Premier Asquith after
the prime minister had seen King
George. subsequently Inc field mar.
hal proceeded to Buckingham palace
To confer with the king.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
IMPORTS OF
IRON N STEEL FOR
r FOUR MONTHS

Washington March e5.-importE
~ iron and steel into the United
states during the first four months
since the enactment of the present
.tarin law show a decrease OF nearly
100000 when compared with
those Of a like period a year ago.
For the period from October e. 1913,
To the end 81 January last ihe total
was So ta,00o. compared with sli.-
o1T. 600 In a like period ending with
January. 1913. Nest OF this decrease
occurred la the last month OF the
period under review; October showing
a decrease OF st99.0 600; November. a
decrease Of Sass GOES December. an
lncrense Of 100000; and january, a
decrease ~ fa2G.oo0 IN comparison
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
POOR DENIGHTED
HINDU WILL PUT
UP A FIGHT
Har Dyal, Philosopher, Charg-
ed with Fomenting Revolt
Against Great Britain will
Resist Extradition.
NV Leased wire 20 Evening licraIa.

(By LEASED Wire ia Evening iicraI1. }
San Francisco, March 26.-Accord-
ing 20 friends Of liar Dyal, the Hindu
philosopher and advocate Of radical
social reform. determined opposition
would be offered to the governments
efforts 20 deport him from this cuuh-
Try AZ an undesirable allen.
The arrest at Dyal by Immigration
inspectors here last night Is said 90
be the result ~ "a countrywide in
~vestigation into the actions of fiindus
in the United states who are accused
of fomenting sedition against the
British government Of India n De-
said other arrests win be made soon.
Dynl. according To- Hindu students
az the University of California, IL re-
garded as the leading patriot OF his
country. Though less than 30 years
old he has achieved Worldwide iSr
utation among Socialists and rcYolu-
.~tionists By his writings and lectures
tie Is the secretary Of the san
Francisco Radical club. an oFsanlza-
ton composed OF Socialists. revolu
tionists and members Of the Indus
trial Workers OF the World.
Among tbe evidence p%rcsonted al
the trial now in progress al Delhi,
India, ~ the Amir OF Chand ana soy
oral others Tor alleged sedition. WIS
- letter bearing the monogram of the
University OF california lmmiFra
tion officials here are said Go have
been eonduciint au Inquiry Al the re-
quest ol the British Cover nmeni To-
ascertain b author OF tho letter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

with the respective months Of the pre-
ccding scar
Decreased imports. according las
compilations Of the bureau os rorrign
and domestic commerce. department
of commerce. are shown 80 have oc-
Cured during January In ncariy an
classes ct iron and steel except cut
lery, tin plates, and "A IRON Ma
chincry and parts thereof zen from
$4,000 IN January. 1913, 60 Sia2 zoe
IN January uf the current year; while
Ia the same period imports OF pig
iron including ferrosiiicon. d~cCreirDd
from $4,000 20 ti5s,0o0; ingoss,
blooms. hillcts, etc. from t3zl 0Vp tn
&Z6i zoe. anti-friCtion balls "a bear
mss, from Siei,00e to 100000. en-
amelcd or glazed table ana cook ny
utensils, from sse.00O To Sg1.0o0;
needles. from $4,000 to $4,000;
building forms and all other strue-
tural shapes. from $4,000 to $4,000.
sheets and plates. from S2S. 400 &C.
$4,000. scrap. from $4,000 Ia fi6,-
600; and miscellaneous irol ana steel,
reported as "all other" from Sfit.00O
TO f36o,00p. Tin plates alone show a
marked Increase. from $4,000 In
January. 1919. 90 t246. 600 IN January
Of the present year. This figure. how
ever, is about soc. 600 below the Lam
uary imports of 1905 and 1910 Other
articles with Increased imports during
January include cutlery. which adj
vanced from $4,000 In January.
1919. To t202. 600 In January. 1914.
bar iron. from 10000 to f9e.oo0;
wire. from t9s. 900 to si00. 0oO. and
shotgun barrels, from $4,000 to Si0,-
900.
Both Germany and the United
Kingdom exceed the United States in
Imports as well az In exports OF ron
and steel. Imports Of iron and steel
manufactures during the calendar
year 1919 into these three principal
manufacturing nations OF the world
are az follows; The United Statcs.
$4,000. 600; Germany. $4,000. O00.
the United Kingdom. 8l45.0n0.0 900.
Compared with 1919 the |forcgoing
figures represent. in the ease of the
United States. an increase Of S5.00O,-
Germany, "a decrease of $1,000
600. and The United Kingdom. an In
crease 81 SIS, 000, 00O. Imports OF iron
u steel into the United states and
Germany are. In each case. but about
ono-tenth as much as their exports 81
that character. while those into The
United kingdom are over one-fourih
the value Of lie exports Of iron and
steel products.
Most Of the pig iron Imported into
the United states Ia shipped from
England, scrap iron II musfiy from
Canada, with England. cuba and
Panama as the next largest sources.
Practically an imported nnii-frictiun
balls come from Europe. three
fourths OF Thorn from Germany alone.
which country also supplies nine
tenthF 81 oar Imported rnrurs. pen.
knives aud other cutlery. belgium
usually takes first rank In the ship-
meut Of firearms Ia this country.
though In certain years Germany has
b leading source. Tin plates
are most largely imported from eng
land; ennmeied ware, from Germany.
sweden ana Austria; shotgun har.
from Belgium. and embroidery
ana lace-making machinsr from
England. France and Germany. In
most cases, however. Germany h the
source ~ the manufactures
Of iron and steel Imported into the
States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
PHONE
I + s ALSO
DISSOLVES
Bell System Voluntarily Re
linquishes Control of Lines
Covering Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho.
my Leased wire 10 Tvcnlnr Herald

Ivy ipn1rd Ntrc 10 NNeuing Herald I
Portland pr-, March 20. Tho
so-callcd telephone trust. by which
the Hcil system dominates the lines
of Washington. oregon and Idaho.
uas dissolved without o. fight here
TODAY, when O. decree accepted by
the telephone interests and cou,cd-
ing the governments demand. was
entered Boa the federal court.
The decree adds another step in
the peaceful reorganization n the
%fo-colied telephone trust and makes
specific plans for tho restoration 81
competitive conditions IN the Pa
cInc northwest. n ends the suit
undor tIH Sherman uuti-trust laW
brought here l1st July o." The attor-
nry general
in compliance with Dos terms tho
Bcii company viii give up ita hold
inRs in the northwestern Telephone
company, with lines from Port An
gelcs. Wash. To- Corvallis. ore. and
In the Interstate Telephone com
pnuy, with lines from Spokane.
Wash, to northern Idaho. The ace
QUESTION of these two long distance
companies the purchase of the
Home Telephone company of Spo-
kane and OF exchanges competing
with the Bell Ia seattle. Tacoma and
Beilingham, Wash, contributed to
the alleged combination In restraint
OF trade. which led 10 tho suit.
Concerning the Home company the
decree offers "a novel proposal and
makes h possible for the people of
Spokane 90 regulate their local toll
cphof system The decree provides
that Tho Boil company mast sell It's
hol, ings iu the Home company out
lf Within three months the city o,
spokane determines hat 81 Is in her
interest TO consolidate the two ok
changes under the Bells control. ap.
plicution may be made 20 the court
Tor b necessary mobilization OF to-
DAYS decree.
The modification will be made
however. on condition that the Bell
company open It's local telephones In
Spokane "a the Interstate company.
which operates long distance lines M
10 Idaho, giving the Inter State &C
cess 20 an the Ben and the Homes
subscribers In spokane.
NJ plan is provided for the scpat-
alton Of the exchanges acquired g.
Seattle. Tacoma and "Bellingham be-
cause OF d fact they have become
identined aud committed with the Bell
compuny's Ia those cities. but d plan
OF connections has been set forth iu
the decree. designed Co lead TO sharp
or competitions. Patrons of the
Northwestern company, the second
long distance concern 10 be given up
by the Ben shan have the right &c
communicate with the Bell patrons a.
those cities. The Homo company or
Portland Be- allowed access To the long
distance lines of the Bel on the same
terms as Bell patrons.
The decree condemns as unlawful
an contracts los which local compan-
les agree 60 give their long distance
Co the Bell exclusively and prohibits
that company from accepting benefits
under such contracts. The usual pro-
hibition Be- entered against the form1-
ton OF "a like combination Ia the fu-
turc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
PROPOSES THE NAVY
To CARRY MAIL
AND PASSENGERS
Senator Weeks Introduces
Resolution Requiring Navy
Department to go Into
Tourist Business
FACILITATE A
WITH SOUTH AMERICA

lBN Leased Wire Ia Evening Herald.
Washington. March 2G-Wlth a
view 10 developing communication
between the United states and South
America. Senator Weeks, Republican.
of Massachusetts, today introduced 70
resolution requesting the secretary OF
the navy 90 prepare "a plan Tor cs-
tanlishing u line OF naval cruisers 20
carry passengers. freight and mail
between New York, New Orleans and
Valparaiso, chile, and intermediate
ports. The resolution dcsignatcs na
the ships to be utilized fer such ser
vice the cruisers Columbia and Min
ncapolis. aud the scout cruisers
Salem. Chester aud Birmingham.
At present South American malls
are sent AT long ana sometime irreg-
ular intervals and aii American mails
south Of the equator are carried IN
vessels sailing under a foreign hag.
said senator Weeks, %oxplaining his
resolution.
The service Is slow, and this. u
may be easily assumed. initiates
against the developing Of our trade
with South America. II. later on,
private capital undertakes a line oyog
this route. I should be Inclined 90
withdraw tho government line.
I'VE are in "a position of having
spent &tO0. 600 In the building Of "a
canal. ono OF the reasons for doing SO
being that u would aid In the extern
sion of our foreign trade, u as far
as ! know there are no American
steamers prepared to undertake iris
service"
senator Weeks poposal Interested
many southern ana Pacific coast sc1
atoTs ana there was animated discus-
sion In which no opposition appeared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
IOWA LIFE COMPANY
RESTORED TO FAVOR

NV LEASED Wire Ia Evcning Hcrnlb. !
Dea Molnea. Iowa, March 90 The
National Life Insurance company Was
roinstated ln official favor again
when John T. Bieakiey. auditor of
state. renewed the license uf the com-
pany 10 write business in Iowa.
The action WAS taken following the
reorganization Of the company which
has been under way for several weeks.
Henry v. Sampson. assistant uitoT-
ney general. stated today that the
action against the old officers twas
Instituted solely for the purpose 81
improving the management OF the
company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
PENNILESS WORKER
TRIES TO END
LIFE; FAILS
Walter P. Kerrick Stabbed
Himself and Slashed his
Throat, but Failed to In
flict Serious Injury.

out of work and despandent.
Walter l.. Kcrrick. whose home II In
Alexandria, Va. attempted to com
nit suicide In lsleta yesterday after
noon He cut his throat and stabbed
himself. but failed to inflict serious
injury lie f. at 81. Joseph's hospii-
al where u was said az noon that
there WAS no doubt about his recoV-
cry.
kerrick appeared in lsleta Tues
day. Yesterday afternoon at $500
- clock bo vas found In his room
there. with ms throat slashod and
q stab wound ia his breast. The
knife with which he inflicted the
wounds lay beside him. lie was
from loss Of blood.
Before his suicidal attempt Ker-
rick wrote this note: ITO whom Il
may concern. n my body happens
20 be found notify chief OF police.
Alexandria, Va"
The alexandria police chief Is
said To be Kerrick's brother. lie
tc%lcgraphed for information concern
lng the mans condition after he was
notified of the attempt az suicide.
kerrick Be- about forty years old
lie says be tried 40 find work In Al
b%uquerque a; his trade, carpentering,
hut failed ana faced dcstltution. He
tho prospect dieheartened him.
and suicide seemed TO De the best
way out 0f his trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

SAYS BOSTON AND MAINE
MAS SAND HAGGEI

Boston, March s6-Counsol viii
mm H. Coolidge OF the Boston and
Maine railroad declared today that
the railroad had been "-sandbasgol
into electing the trusteeship recently
agreed on by the department OF Jus
tico and Chairman Elliott OF the Now
Haven road.
MIR. Coolidge made this statement
before the legislative committee un
railroads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
R KILLED IN
SMASH

by Leased Wire To Evcning Herald
= Dallas. Tex, March go Three .
= persons we've killed aud three =
> wccr seriously injured today y
= when an automobile swcrcYd =
. from he roo aid plunged 80 .
. feet into q ravine. .
. Dr. samuel r. Upton. driver .
. OF the car, and Mrs. Katie 81 =
. Loving me her son were crush .
. ed 10 death. Two women and a .
= man were the other occupants OF .
. the car. All were residents of .
. Dallas. y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
Nation Big
Enought to Wall
Patiently
Senator Johnson of Maine Up
holds Presidents Policy in
Dealing with Mexican Sit
uation.
[ny Leased Wire 10 EvcnlnE neraId.


. Portland. Maine. March &C. =
. Charles +. Johnson. United =
= States senator from Maine, =
. praised President Wilson and Z
y defended the administrators =
. Mexican policy, Ia addressing =
. the Democratic state convention =
. today. With reference To Mex =
. lea Senator Johnson said; =
. eve have waited patiently. y
. because we = big enough to =
. exercise liberation. for Mexico .
. 10 settle It's turbulent Affairs. =
. hoping that "A d%eliverer may APP =
. pear among lts people as one =
. has appeared In the history 81 =
= all nations. Realizing the Inn .
. possibility Of recognizing any =
. government. particularly one =
. which hears the name OF q re- .
. public. which owes rs existence =
> q assassination and cruelty. we =
hase also FUZZY realized that as =
. Intervention meant war with all .
. its attending suffering and mis- .
. cry" .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

Fort Smith. Ark. March 2G-nc-
tween % and 30 persons were injured.
none fatally, la d head-on collision to-
day between 81 Louis and San FRAN
cisco ullr0ad PASSENGER train 30 8
fouthbouud, ana "a northbound local
passenger train at Nancy. 90 miles
west 81 Fort smith.
Al the local ONCE Of the railroad
company d was said none was Killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
SUFFRAGE WINS VICTORY
IN

lbs Leased Wire "a Evs-uins acralG.l
Boston, Mass, March 2e.-Womnn
suffrage won "a victory here today
when the house c%oncurred with tho
senate in adopting "a resolution which
proposes an amendment 10 the consti-
tuition by which h word 'maia'
would De stricken from the proyis.
ION describinE the qualification OF "a
voter. The ote was i6i to 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
NEWARK MEN WINNERS
IN BOWLING COGREss


Bunalo. y. y March 26.-Ncrloy
and Van Ness ~ Newark, y J.. were
today declared winners of the WI
Congress tournament. Their scor,
WAS 1915 and thel rprize $500.
A possible new leader la al events
developed this morning In Ralph
Morgan of Buffalo. VINO now has p
total of 1924 Tor SIX games nc
needs SOS LEA his SINGLES tonight Ia
pnss tho high score. 1897. held hy
William Milin OF Detroit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
MARTIAL OF
H POSTPONED
[By I'D VIC b EvenIag HeFaIa.l

fBy LEASED Wire 20 Evening Herald. !
New London. Conn. March So
The court martial ~ Major Reniamin
N. KOehler on charges % immoral
conduct was not rc-opened today ne
expected. Omicers az Fort Terry
would give no explanation.
a report quickly aprcad that Ma
ior Koeh,er had disappeared ana this
was 30 persistent for hours thai nnni-
~ Il was stated By authority that the
accused oncer had not lefi the island.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

- understand your daughter Be-
going 90 marry "a title
Yes, replied AR. Curmox.
'Non seem rather gloomy about
a."
"Well every soy has lts shadow of
sorrow. I have a favorite horse
named Prinpc. and n favorlte dos
named Duke. ! don't know which
fi have Co Eet ria Of 10 avoid con-
luf op On the family"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
PennSylUdn
Lays Off
5000
Great System Slashes Payroll
on Tremendous Scale III
Carrying out Retrenchment
Program.
[By Leased Wire to Evening IIcrald.l

by Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Philadelphia, March 26- =
. Pennsylvania railroa I officials =
. today confirmed she report that =
= the company within the last =
= three months has laid on about .
. $4,000 employees on the lines east =
= Of Pittsburgh, IN carrying cut =
= its policy OF general retrench- =
. mcnt IL Is said that about 40 .
. 000 OF the remaining $4,000 =
= employees have been placed on =
= shorter time. Two hundred =
= clerks IN the general Offices IN =
. this city have been laid on with =
. In a day o. two. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

Work I'm not afraid Of work
but 7 can't get ans Ia my lmc
what d your line9 ~ Used iu bc
"a stockhroke@. HOS "-p"-.h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

$500 Silk Waists $3.O5

The greatest assortment of New Spring Waists ever shown. Simplicity cont. us
to be the key note OF the smartet waists but fneneNo of material and novelty in the
making, make III an ataohveness for the lack of ornate trimmings These Waists
com in "Tafeas" Crepe de Chimes" "China Silk and Novelty Silks" The touch of
individuality is brought out by the odd shaped collars and cuffs and the bright color Ell
fMs Thse are the seasons newest styles Now is your opportunity to save on season.
able merchandise These are regular $500 waists One week special 1895.
Garment Salon, Second Floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

Aot al ~ a. m.
Rivers ana harbors biil Was
hurried 10 completion.
Leaders agree 40 ego hours de-
bate ON the Sims BIN 10 repeal
the Panama tolls exemption
Public lands committee heard
supporters OF the bin 90 open Oh
and mineral laHds 81 the puDnc
domain by a leasing system.
judiciary committee heard
William w. |InEersoll Of New
York speak Ia favor of "a propo-
sition lea the trusts bin Co per-
NIT manufacturers 10 ia retail
prices.
Parliamentary tactics Ghsifuct-
ed consideration Of the Panama
toll repeal bin.
Debated the conference report
on the urgent denciency BIN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26

Ruth Harvey, % years old. and
Alonzo Monplitzer, 80 years old, took
out q marriage license at the Office Of
County Clerk r. A. walker today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-26
TODAY IN CONGRESS


Met az noon
Senator owen spoke In support
OF the repeal Of the Panama
tolls exemption.
Representatives Of prison COM
tractors told the Interstate come
merce commission the Houghos
hul to restrict the tariff IN prison
products was unconstitutional.
senator Weeks introduced "a
resolution for a line OF naval
cruisers Go carry malls. passen-
gers and freight between ihe
United States and South Amer
lea. Declined 10 take up at this
time the proposed constitution
ul amendment TO change the date
of Inauguration and convening ot
congress-,
The Detroit times., 1914-11-17

from Constantinople to Adana with
the flame of racial persecution and
Moslem Turk continued the riot of
arson, murder and torture against
Christian Armenian until thousands
OF lives had been taken and thousands
OF dollars worth Of property destroy
ed.
The last blood-sacrifice demanded
by the Turk from his Christian neigh
Dor was when Albania, oldest OF the
nations--it was nation OF FIVE CEN
turtles before Christ was born-and
Bulgaria. were terrorized, whole fam
lies were annihilated, schools were
destroyed, teachers, doctors. minis.
tiers, everyone capable OF giving in
struction to the benighted native was
tortured. or exiled from the country.
or killed.
As to the present disturbance and
the threatened massacre OF Chris.
tians, Leroy III. Stafford. OF the Amer.
lean board of missions. recently an.
pointed as mission teacher In Alba
MA, says: The sultan has a whole
some FEAR OF the United States, a pro-
FOUND respect for the stars and
stripes. He knows what American I'm.
reference would mean TO bis holy
VAL" so while the European war has
checked the advance of mission work
~ Turkey. due 10 unsettled conditions
there, We are hoping that the stars
and stripes will protect our mission
workers and their families n the
Turks go on another rampage for
Christian blood"
The Detroit times., 1914-11-17
THOMAS SCHOOL

TowaIl. Mabel Bnrth. Merreil Osgood,
Harold willard
The Thomas football team played
the Berry team Tuesday, Nov. 10. Inc
score was p to In favor of Thorn
as.
2'Ice-cream soda.
Ginger-ale, pop,
Thomas. Thomas,
Always on the top"
Two new class rooms are. being
built In the Easements to relieve over
crowded condition In the lower
grades.
The Thomas football team again de-
feated the Newberry eleven Friday
20 to 6.