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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
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10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wREI
Chicago Jan. l2--The defunct la
Sale street Trust & s9vings bank, OF
which William Lorimer Is president,
viii be lucky 10 pay AZ per cent OF llS
outstanding liabilities according TO
testimony given today by William g.
Niblack. receiver for the bank IN an
action for It's dissolution brought hF
State Auditor Dady Nh NiblacN
stated that no more than sl5Qo,o'o
would be realized from the naminai
assets of the hanll to meet ohngaiipHs
Of t3,b00000
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
Combing Won't Rid
Hair of Dandruff

Tho only sure Way Ca set rid uf dam
druif Is t. dissolve it. then YOU destroy
Il entirely TO do this got about four
ounces Of ordinary liquid arvon; apply
Il al mpht when retirlng use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub u IN
gently with the finger tips.
20 this tonight, and by morning
most VI not all, of your dandruff VIII
be gone, and three or -four more APP
plieatous will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace of IL, no matter how much dan
druff YOU may have.
YOU win find, too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp win stop at
once, and your hair viii be fluffy, lus-
trous glossy silky and soft. and look
and feel q hundred times better
You, can get liquid arvon at any
drug store It is Inexpensive and never
fails to do the work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
FRISCO TROLLEY
LINES MENACED
BY J|TNEY CARS
Manager of United Railroads
Announces No Extensions
Will Be Made Until Problem
Is Solved,

san Francisco. Jan l2.-Juey
buscs--common automobiles which
compete against the street cars Tor
five-cent faros-haye become me
mace that is engaeine the serious att
tenton of stree, railroad officials in
Pacific coast cities. Charles II, Black,
general manager of the United RAFT
roads of sam Francisco announced to-
day that mo- extensions of lines or
service would be undertaken by his
company uuul the problem was
solved This announcoMent. followed
reported cancellation hy "a Los An
geles street railroad company of AN
order for $50 new cars.
The iimey bus originated at Leng
Beach, Calf, invaded Las Angeles
and then found iis way to the san
Francisco bay cities There ere about
$50 operating I'm this city now and
the prediction is made that the NUM-
Der will bee increased 60 500 within
four weeks The iilnoys usually SER
viccahlc secondhand carr follow the
routes of he street railroads. carry-
ing passenger as far for five cents
as he can go by street ear
Jitncy Owners Organize
The rush to enter The business has
resulted in cleaning OCT the stocks
of second hand cars at several auto
mobile agencies owners of the 500
called buses are perf@ung a state
wide organization and taking steps To
fight proposed drastic license mcas-
urcs
Estimates made by drivers indicate
that the average iitney ear will pay
for itsolf ia "a year, meanwhile afford
ing It's owner salary Of Slt5 Il
month
one cficet of the ttney's appcnr-
ancp has been to drive from the
streets a fleet OF douhle-dcckod auto
mobiles such as are common in
Fifth avenue. New York, and which
have charged a ten-cent fare
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
npuden immortal Glowing Refreshing Youth Embodied In Peg

bogus count, the village bellies and q
real American hero from Dubu-
que were an present just as if it was
"a Conan show With plenty of sing
ing and fooling the piece moved
briskly along and radated joy to a
world recovering from too much
merry Christmas
TIavCrhs Broeue Is Real.
Tom HaycrW played Jiges Maho7
new, poor father, with yigor and vim
ana broaue that won't come off
with his makeup
Mother in the person of Sadie
Duff, was inspiring in size and color.
She rode over father like a large red
touring car over a caterpillar
"Alden McCloskie. our hero, had a
good voice, which distinguished him
from the rest Of the company.
Thomas swift who played in
stock here last summer. is one of the
authors Of the piece sThere is
enough truth in the pteture Of the re-
construction process Of the Mahoney
family to make the piece amusing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
TRADE BALANCE
FOR WEEK SHOWS
UP WONDERFULLY

Washington. Jan. ia favorable
trade balance on foreign merchandise
transactions al the thirteen principal
customs ports In the United States
of S25, 092, 453 was announced by the
department of commerce tonight for
the week ended January o. This was
an increase Of $t12S4,72O over the
balance in favor Of the United States
for the week ended January 2.
Secretary Rcdfield said he consid-
cred the showing one of the most re-
markablc ever made by the United
States in similar period. He laid the
figures before the cabinet at today's
meeting.
Exports for the week Of January
. amounted to SGt,S20,241 as
against Sf0,S4S,564 for the previous
week. Imports tutalled $26,72I79l
against $23,O50,S3l. The exports for
the week ended included 35l,6S2
bales Of cotton,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

Nnec 90 1912. a new play open
II ed a new theater introducing a
new star to the metropolis. Ihe
theater was the Cort. The play
vas peg O My Heart the star was
Iaurette Taylor.
n is said that up to that night only
ana nroducer, Oliver Morosco, then
,novn as western manager; the play
r,rigbt ]. Hartley Manners, and the
,,or 10 he believed they had chance
sar suecess The rest is history. They
yoke 70 find themselves famous And
nor have since become very rich, for
vi, simple little play proved to be the
'-ost successful In the annals OF the
American stage in twenty-one years
mi tbe finest nor the greatest, but
,,om box office standpoint the most
snaces,ful To it belongs record of
oror 600 consecutive performances, an
nnhrozeu run Of seventy-six weeks, or
carly two years in one theater.
axe that of most successful theatrl-
.a ventures. the basic idea of this play
a simple one-the eternal appeal OF
vouib and love. The tag line Of the
NAV the speech that rings down the
spal eurtaln-"My father says there's
notbine half 50 sweet in life as loves
Young dream"-is the key to the whole
drama.
Tho plot of "Peg o. My Heart" is
either complicated nor very unusual.
pee's father was an Irish patriot He
married member Of an English fami-
IL belonging to the classes the 9th
Or members Of which regarded him as
one Of the masses and not TO be
tolerated. Thus Pegs mother was dis
Inherited and died Of a broken heart.
Tine girls father takes her to America
and is both father and mother TO her.
Taier her mothers brother on his
deatbbed attempts to make amends.
He beoueaths to Peg the sum of tlOO,-
600. with the stipulation that she shall
40 10 England and live in the house
hold of her aunt. Mrs Chichester, who
&c widow with son and daughter,
Aarlc and Ethel Peg is TO be kept in
ignorance Of her legacy. and the
Chichesters are to receive II 900 a year
IN return for her maintenance and ed
ucaion. This arrangement she also is
unaware Of When she first appears,
with the faithful Michael in her arms,
che is sent to the kitchen by the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
MnelcroIe cIyc. pcIIclon. oomfort.

When those sharp pains go shoot
ing through Your head when your
sl>ull seems as IL Il would split, Just
rub little MrSTEROLE on the tenn
pies and neck II draws cut the
inflammation. soothes away The pain
gives quick relief
MUSTEROLE b clean, white
ointment, made with oil Of mustard.
Better than "a mustard plaster and
does not Ulster
Doctors and nurses frankly rerom-
mend MtHTEHoLE for sore Throat,
brouohius. Group, stir Neck Nsth-
ma, NcuWlsll. CONGESTION. PlrHrIsy.
rheumatism, l4umlmgo. Pains and
Aches eft the Back or Joints Sore
Muscles. Spra.ns, Bruises. Chiiblaina.
Frosted Feet colds of the chest Ot
often prevents pneumunial
AT your druggists in zoe ana soc
jars, and special mTge hospital size
for $3.50.
Be sure You get the nu,ne MUS
TEBOLE, Refuse limitations get
what you as, for The Musterole
COMPANY Cleveland ohio
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
cnllnI,nn nnslncss Mnnnecr.

Chicago. Jan 12.--James Callahan
former manager of the Chicago Amer
lean league bah club, will be business
manager of the club this year, accord
ing to an announcement today by
Charles Comiskey, owner of the CLUB
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

Tense" Mr.. Garrison added And
hope that there will grow out OF mat
greater respect for the army
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
FATHER MAKES
GREAT HIT WITH
DENVER PEOPLE
George McManuS' IninitabIe
Character Wins a Happy
Home, According to Rocky
Mountain News,

Speaking of the reception accord
ed Bringing Up Father" which re-
GENTLY played an engagement at the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
No immunity Promised

ihumus SmllN. Nnellli litnnlN SnNW
and ether city and county Officials
No Immunity Promised
While 1t was generally known that
some Of the defendants would plead
guilty. the large number that ans
wered "gui6y when 'tllcd before
the court caused much surprise
Those who admitted guilt did $50
without the promise OF immunity
They were not sentenced today since
they are expected To testify for the
government In The eases to be tried.
with few exceptions the prominent
mon in the alleged conspiracy have
decided t. tight TIE charges ana
have employed Representative A. o.
Stanley Of Henderson, Ky. az chief
counsel In addition To Roberts,
Redman smith aud shea those for
when dcmurrers were flied are
william DOYLE, George Ernhart
member board public works; Arthur
ellis. Charles Houehton, John Kane,
Richard Knuckey Perlic Mckay,
John Massellnk, former stnte repre-
sentative aud Inspector oi seals and
measures. Harry MONTGOMERY presi
dent board Of works Fred Morrison,
Lewis Nunley. Andrew O'ITien, vii
liam O'Donneil, Joseph Mara Hi
ton Redman. George Soyerin, Joseph
Straus. Elmer r. Talbot city comp
trollcr: George Woodall Alexander
hczcl Timothy Conway and John E.
Green.
The eight who decided to make
their fights on pleas Of not guilty are;
Harry Barker Thomas Brady VII
liam Crockett, Edward Driscoll, city
employees: Bert Hin, Charles :. Mil
Ter. Jack stngley and Maurice
Walsh
Eight of the eighty who pleaded
eunty were employees or former en-
Moves of the Terre Haute city adj
ministration and included J, Edward
Holler, within the last week deposed
as chief f police; John f. Nugent
former night chief Of police; Emo
Harms, custodian city hall; Robert
LLOYD. policeman; Joseph Jeffers'
snecial policeman ana Harry Fore
heck and Walter Coordes, city hall
employees The others were mostly
hartenders. alleged gamblers and per
sons without an occupation,
The entire body Of defendants lelt
The court room at Liberty to return TO
their homes, those who entered peas
in await a summons from the district
totfornev and those for whom demur-
rcrs were filed 70 return january ~
for the argument.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13
PLEA Of GUILTY
BY EIGHTY MEN
To CONSP| TRACY
DemurrerS Filed in Cases Of
Twe1B-Six Other Officials
of Tenre Haule, including
Mayor Don M, Roberts,

Indianapolis, Jan - That a
conspiracy to corrupt the election OF
November q, 1914. had existed was
admitted by eighty men who before
judge A. -. Anderson I'm United
states district court today pleaded
guilty To an indictment returned by
the federal grand Jury the day be-
fore Christmas Eight others of the
ma defendants pleaded not guilty
While demurrers were filed for the
remaining 26 prisoners including
Mayor Dom NJ Roberts, Circuit
Judge Eli H. Rcdman, city Judge
Thomas Smith. Sheriff Dennis Shea
and ether city and county officials
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-13

Tabor Grand in Denver, the Rocky
Mountain News Of that city says
The great multitude that searches
out the funnies' in the newspapers
were present i'm numbers that made
il almost impossible 10 get a seat yes
terday when the cartoon play, Bring
ing Up Father opened at the Tabor
This latest adaptation from the
comic supplement is broad and com
prphensfve IN its style OF humor and
roars Of approval attended the adj
ventures Of the unfortunate Jiggs
Mahoney who was in the agonies of
being made ugeT by his ambitious
wife, who wished to forget that Jigss
had started life as section hand.
Thirst Creates Laughter.
"Jiggs retained his plebeian taste
for beer. too vulgar for wealthy
contractor, and the pursuit of n
foaming draught which he concealed
in everything from watering pot
to "A hotwater bottle, created much
of the uproarlous fun of the piece,
THE two old Irish comedians, the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. o.. Nov I5-A very
vitI SURPRISE shower party was
Planned by the friends or Mr. ana Mrs
Ihas. Wood. OF Shutdown and carried
OUT quite successfully bv them Satur-
day evening. They had been Induced Nv
some oi their friends 20 attend church.
ana II was while there that their friends
TOOK possession OF the house. and soon
hhd Il brilliantly lighted Throughout.
and all things were In readiness for
thelr return. good time was enjoyed
win music and games. after which a
delicious luncheon was served
MT and Mre samuel Devices and
FAMILY viii soon leave for their new
nome near IhilaG-I rhia. Pa.
Mrs Mary Mcmillan og Stumptown.
nad the misfortune rp fan down "a
ulthl or stairs one day last week. she
escaped with Few slight bruises.
Mr. Alice Stine of Sew,IsyllIa d
Is visiting the family of her brother.
Bert Sc.r'rt
Miss Pearl spencer who has made her
nom" win tf' family OF MT and Mrs.
Eert Bailey 10" past summer. returned
TO her home near bethesda. sunday.
AIR 4. T.. Carpenter. who has been
quite III the past week. is some better al
this writing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
CANADIAN CLUB
Organized at Meeting Held Last Night
Will Hold Elaborate
Banquet.

The Canadian club OF the Wheeling
district was perfected last night at a
well attended meeting in the Hotel
Windsor. Plans We're discussed for the
winters entertainment and officers
elected for the ensuing year. The
meeting was presided over by DIT. Ran
dulph j. Hersey. a number Of brief
talks were made. and committees ap-
pointed to frame the constitution and
bylaws regulating the club
A principal promoter OF the organiza-
ton sail last night that the members
did not want TO give the impression to
the public that IL was a Canadian club
In the literal sense. but that all the
members were Americans in every
sense Of the word and the organiza-
ton had been formed to bring closer
together all who were born on the
Canadian soil. The club is strictly
for social and literary purposes.
The officers elected last night are:
Dr. Hcrsey. president. a. G.. Thomas.
cc-president. and Miss Clara l.. Hodg-
son. secretary-treasurer
The banquet that was to have been
held THANKSGIVING night has been
postponed until a later date on account
.ot the principal speakers being unable
20 attend. The speakers were Frank
Tin Lane. secretary Of interior Of Presi-
dent Wilson's cabinet who was born
I'm Canada. Herbert b. Amcs. member
.oi the Canadian parliament. and Dr.
Macdonald. editor Of the Toronto
Globe
II was decided 10 have a 6 O'Clock
dinner I'm the Windsor on November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

held In this city some time srgo did not
prove TO be the success anticipated.
State Superintendent Of Rural
schools J., j. Hanifan. with headqunr-
looking over the schools. HS will con-
tinue his inspection through the Pan
Handle section for the next few weeks.
Mayor Kirk announced yesterday
mat he would not call council for to
night neither would he call IL for next
Tuesday night II Is understood that
matters TO come before council Will b..
held up until the next regular meeting
In two weeks.
Farmers OF the different counties NJ.
being notified that there Is no RABBIT
law governing their acts. The rabbit
law placing rabbits on the game Ils. ap-
plies 20 city hunters. only.
The practice OF Ioafers staying in
allowed this winter
Local Elks will hold their memorial
service December with Senator Warren
Ading delivering the annual address.
u will be held In the Court theatre
Fire chief Edward r. Rose has COM
plet'd a fire chart In which ne has de-
scription Of every business floor In tile
city. Il is understood that fir. under
writers generally. have given dcIetrrloua
reports Of several Wheeling buildings.
Monday December o. the opening
day of Congress. has been designated by
the National Defense Society az Defense
Day throughout the country
The well drilling apparatus that ia
being moved By the Warrick Drilling
company has gone aground az YorkyiIIe.
Two feet % water IS needed to FLOAT the
traft and 10 o. said that even in raising
the wickcts 90 Welisburg. this STAGE
could not be secured
District school supervisors will meet
IN conference iu the county gupcrfn-
tondents office at the court house SAT-
ufday Afternoon az o'clock The OBJ
iect Of the conference IT, 70 hav. the
supervisors exchange ideas
The Z. r. Kitchener Company start
20 work yesterday morning making an
addition 90 the Wheeling Mold A. -1ur-
dry plant az Man'lusFter II b. under
stood that gun carriages will b. made iu
this addition
That a detail OF state miIIti4mcu ara
working secretly In this district Be- tf.
word that seems 20 De going the rounds
az the present time. However. none of
the local officials are aware of thie D.
10 claimed that the men are catherine
data on alleged spnakcasics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
DIR. W. A. QUIMBY
GOES TO NEW YORK
WILL JOIN HIS BROTHER. DR.. A.
}. oUIM7Y. IN PRACTICE IN
METROPOLIS
VIII be Succeeded Here by L. S. Coin,
Prominent Western Physician
leaves December I.

DR.. VIM. A. Quimby. well known
local physician. with offices in the
Schmulbach building will leave De-
cember l, for New York city. 10 en-
gage in practice with his brother. DR..
A J. Quimby. formerly Of this city.
Dr. Quimby's offices and practice will
be taken over by Or. l. :. Coin. of
Iowa.
Or. VIM. a. Quimby has been prac.
ucing in this city since 1909. when he
engaged in practice with his brother.
In 1910. DR.. A. J. Quimby left for New
York city. where he is now regard ID
as one OF the leading men of his
profession. Or. VIM A. Quimby H.
been specializing in X-ray and electro
therapeutics.
His successor here. DR.. Coin. is a
graduate Of st. Louis University. He
has done much special work in the
Chicago hospital. and most of his
time has been devoted 10 practice
similar to that OF DR.. Quimby's in this
city.
DR.. Coin will arrive in Wheeling in
few days. and will assume DR..
Quimby's practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
CHURCHILL
tcontanusd Prom rirst PaSei

taking. were spoken in firm tones of
condemnation.
In the opinion of the house. Mr..
Churchill fully justified every step he
took while head of the admiralty.
As 10 the dispatch OF Rear Admiral
Cradock's squadron. he said he was In
full agreement with the experts and
advisers OF that time-Admiral Prince
Louis of Battenberg. and Vice Admiral
Sir Frederick Sturdee-and that the
dispositions were the best that could
be made in the circumstances.
Showed Up Critics.
There was no truth in the charge
that he had ordered against the ad-
vice OF experts. the Hogue, Cressy and
Aboukir. 10 remain al sea. where thew
we're sunk by German submarines.
The Antwerp expedition originated
with Lord Kitchener. the secretary of
war, and the Fernch government.
while the anval attack on the Dardan-
Giles deliberately considered and had
the full support OF the advisers at
Rome and those on the spot.
Both with regard to Antwerp and
the Dardanelles. Mr.. Churchill for the
purpose OF defending himself against
reproaches. went a little further than
merely producing evidence that he had
followed expert advice. 4 month be-
fore the Antwerp expedition was I'M
dertaken, he said. he had advised with
Premier Asquith. Sir Edward Grey. the
foreign secretary. and Lord Kitchener
as 10 the dangerous situation devotion
ing then and the grave consequences
to admiralty interests that would re-
suit from the loss Of the fortress
But he added. no action was
taken"
Against His Advice.
As TO the Dardanelles. before a naval
attack was undertaken. he offered to
provide transports for 10000 troops
from Egypt, on the chance of their be-
ing wanted. but was informed that no
troops were available and that. If they
were, they should not be used in CALI
poll. The naval attack was endorsed
by Vice Admiral Garden. who was in
command at the time: by the war
council, which Lord Fisher attended
and where nobody spoke a word
against IL, and by the French ministry
Of marine
The third attack was about to begin
on March Is. when. after consultation
with Admiral Robei and General Sir
Ian Hamilton. II was decided 10 post
pone II until the troops were ready.
He opposed delay but was overrulad
by the experts. He rather inclined his
speech 10 criticise the long periods
which were allowed 10 clapse between
the attacks since the army landed.
Mr. Churchill paid a tribute 70 Lord
Fisher for the Improvements ne had
introduced in the navy since the out
break OF the war and expressed conf
dence that ultimate victory would be
achieved through the destruction OF
German manhood and the increasing
strength o. the allies