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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-29

New York. April 9s.- Francis
co r. EllHs, carranza consul gem
eral here. announeod today that
he had received a cnbIoeram
from General carranxa stating
that the troops Of villa had been
decisively defeated BY the Car
ranxa troops at villaldams. los
ing eleven officers killed. thirty
ono field pieces. ammunition.
equipment and horses. and that
communication had bccn re-
established bot~een the main
body Of Carranza aroops ana tho
carranza army Isolated az La
redo.
A second cablegram from Gen.
ornl csirfanza. Mr.. elias am
nounced. read.
we have received report
from Ehano advising that the
Villa forocs have surrendered .
General Prexillo." I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-29
Declared That Carranza Au-
thorities Are Ready to
Make Formal Demand Up
On This Government.
WASHINGTON TAKES
LIVELY INTEREST
Villa Agents Say Defeated
Captain Has Massed $4,000
Men for New Attack on
General 0bregOn's Army.

washinelon. April ao.-1hc
United states h not consldcrlna
the question OF rccnsnisina any
government In Mcxico. Secretary
iiIynn again declared to-day,
when his attention was drawn 20
report that the Cnrranzn adj
nAnsstration expected early rcc-
Ognltion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-29

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

have a good time. We want money because
il means good time. or happiness and we
are going 10 have II II we can have been
thinking lately about the old fashioned ways
Of. living. They tell me I am a radical but
I am beginning to feel that I an intensely
conservative.
Let me go back to my youth, to the be-
ginning OF LIES courtship. In old days a
young man and woman began 70 keep COM
pany. Then they began TO think about
home. and to save money right at the be-
ginning. BY and by, perhaps after five or
six years OF cOurtship, they had saved enough
money 70 buy a little furniture and they
felt a very great pride when that little fur
niture was bought. and the little home en-
tered into, and they went right on through
saving
The Rush for q Good Tine
Times have changed We get married and
go into apartments. or we have furniture on
the hire system We don't want too many
children We want a good time We want
little to do in the home as possible. Now.
friends am saying what you all know is
true, We want as little household work as
possible. We want things as easy as posi-
bic. and live like this year after year,
We don't care very much to speak OF ordi-
nary town principles We don't give very
much attention TO our children II the chill
dren want TO 90 TO some Sunday school, they
can 90. II not, they don't need to. The
husband comes home after work, and says,
Where shall we go tonight2" They go to
a picture show. and perhaps take in two or
three They 90 back home, to bed, 10 work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

was one word he hated. it was the word
efficiency" That sounds rather strong at
first We are always talking about Organt-
Zation, results. having everything organized
We are calling It efficiency. and We are
OVERRIDING IL. Life IS not organization, life IS
not push. life Is not hustling. as the bus1-
ness man calls It. The ordinary man calls il
excitement Some people call it nothing
What shall we do? Where shall We go2 We
must do something
Friends. we are forgetting one OF the
great virtues Of life, apparently-Io be still
Christ Not Efficiency Expert
II you measure Jesus by the measures OF
today. by the socalled efficiency standards,
there is not a greater failure In the world
than Jesus.
the end OF that time He had one follower.
a woman. that was His mother. But one
faithful follower left!
Mohammed taught for IL years-13 long
years-and at the end Of Is years. he had
two followers: one was his nephew and the
other his wifei After Is years Of work.
/ wonder where the efficiency come in
Why. If he had been living here. he would
have had a big organization His followers
could have worn a badge with a capital II
on IT, and been members OF the grandest
organization possible.
I have been reading lately a good deal.
Ike you have. every book could get hold
side. knowing my bent, sent me 40 or 50
books Justifying war We are passing
through a time when we are all glorify1ng
might certain school Of teachers openly
said, as you know. that a nation is weak.
decadent. shat adopts ideas Of pity. OF ten
dernesss that the strong man is the great
man; that the strong nation Is the powerful
nation We are passing through time when
never perhaps before have we had such
teaching OF the grandeur OF physical might
America Follows Germany.
have seen this progressing for 20 years
IN Europe In America we are at the be-
ginning OF a long process Every time 1
read a paper. i see America needs
greater army. a greater navy. more ships,
more soldiers, more Qualifications" This is
just what the English papers did FOR years
I wonder why and how it is that we can't
see that after 20 years Of preparation IN
Europe, It hasn't warded off the present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

ton OF Mr. Wallace in 1915 would be a
big card for FL PasO. and that publicity
regarding the FL PasO delegation in
California this year when the state is
so fun OF visitors, will attract Wide At
tention.
1Iasons Elect Officers.
At the regular meeting Of FL Paso
lodge, No. $50, Ancient Free and Accept
ed MasOns, held Wednesday night. Of
Ulcers for the ensuing year were elected,
as follows John Temple Rice, worship
ful MASTER Horace b Hayes, senior
warden L L Burgess, junior warden;
Edgar kayser, treasurer, and George L.
Morgan, secretary. The appointive Of
1icers have not been announced Instala-
ton will occur June p.
Five candidates received the first de-
gree at q called communication Of the
lodge Monday night Tonight the sec
ond degree will be conferred upon four
candidates Next Monday night the
third degree will be conferred upon two
candidates.
Three to Hold Meetings Monday.
The monthly meeting Of Oasis chap
ter, Knights Rose CroiX No. 5; Rio
Grande council No. 3, Knights Kadosh
and FL PasO Consistory No. 3, Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freema-
sorry, will be held Monday night at the
Scottish Rite hall. 420 San Antonio
street At this meeting viii occur the
election and installation Of officers of
Rio Grande council Mondays meeting
viii be the last to be held until next
September
Mount Franklin lodge of Perfection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18
LEAVES OF ABSENCE ARE
FEATURE OF ARMY ORDERS

Washington. D. C. June 1S-The following
army orders have been Issued:
Leaves OF absence- Maj Percy II Ash
burn. medical corps. two months. effective
upon arrival in United States; First Lieut.
Joseph T. BarzynslIi. Elgnth infantry. two
months, effective upon arrival in United
States Maj. Curtis " OtWell. corps OF en-
Eineers, seven days; surgeon Fred II Clark
United States army, one month; veterinarian
burton A Seeieys Second Field artillery,
two months. effective upon arrival United
States capt John II Morgan. Twelfth cav
airy, TO July 3; Capt. John a. Morgan.
Twelfth cavalry. relieved IRON duty Fort
Riley, kan. to Join his proper station: First
Lieut. Herbert ". Yemans. medical reserve
corps, after arrival in United states and ex-
piration leave absence will proceed 70 Alca-
traz, Cal.
Special orders relating to First Lieut..
Sheldon W. Anding are revoked He will
proceed after July 10 Fort Ontario. y. Y.
for period OF one month and ten days and
then resume duties at Virginia Polytechnic
institute. Blaeksburg. Va
Special orders OF June are amended 50
as 70 transfer Capt Lewis Turtle. coast ar
tiuery corps, from Sixtieth TO Ninety fifth
company, effective June 20.
Capt Richard K Cravens. unassigned Is
assigned 10 Sixtieth company, coast artillery
corps. san Francisco. effective June %.
Second Lieut. Eugene A. Lehman. Thir-
teenth cavalry, after June J. TO Fort sam
Houston. with view 10 his examination TO de-
termine his fitness for detail in aviation sec
ton OF signal corps Upon completion OF ex-
Special orders Of Feb. Is as relate TO First
Lieut. Herman s Dilworth, Tenth cavalry
now absent with leave. Is suspended until
further orders He will return TO Fort Hua-
ehuca. ARK, and rejoin the Tenth cavalry
July l.
Capt Frederick ". Van Dukne, quarter
master corps TO Fort sam Houston and as
sumo charge construction work during alb
sence Maj. Robert H Rolfe-
Second Lieut. Charles Hines, coast artil-
lery corps relieved from assignment 10
Sixty-fourth company and placed on unas-
signed list He viii report TO commanding
officer. coast defenses, san Francisco. for
duty on his staff. effective June 20.
Special orders Of Nay p relating to Capt
James D. Watson. coast artillery corps. and
First Lieut.. Hiram " Cooper, Twenty-first
infantry, revoked
Capt Arthur L KEELING is relieved from
assignment TO 16Oth company, coast artillery
corps, placed on unassigned Inst and detailed
70 Terre Haute, Ind. relieving First Lieut.
Hiram ~ Cooper. Twenty-first infantry ef-
fective July I, Lieut. Cooper will Join his
MAJ Wilbur Willing. corps OF engineers. is I
detailed 10 superintend construction to uavi-
cation in fifteenth lighthouse district re-
heving Col Curtis Med Townsend
He who buys home products loves
home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

in the morning. and they do this day after
day. and month after month All the way
through, the general run never lifts hand
for the welfare OF the country Of the city.
Of the town, Of the villagei
Am I saying what IS true? Take rs per
cent Of the people in FL Paso. They want
a good time; they give no hand TO the gen
eral welfare Of the world There is no room
for anything but sensuOusness, for anything
but just what appeals to the senses
I'VE have no king but Caesar" We have
10 king but personal enjoyment
There Is not a Sunday school in Fl Paso
but what is lacking in workers. What will
people tell you when you ask them2 I'VE
don't understand much about the Bible. We
can't teach And II Is true!
The Deeper Things
Take the deeper books OF life. take the
deeper things OF life. and how many people
know much about them2 How many people
read about them2 How many people under
stand the great, the deep issues? Now. II IL
a serious question There comes time in
national history when there has 10 be an
appeal 10 the deepest in US II the deepest
is not responsive. what them
Give me land that has apodted the ideals
OF self sacrifice, that mas read quietly and
deeply and thought No orator can move
such people. They are quiet and strong The
king asks you for service Which king shall
il be- Caesar or sacrifice?
The two other contrasting forces notice
today I wiIscall excitement and silence We
live today IN days OF gold. I saw that
preacher said the other day that II there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

these people said, NO our king is the
great kinS, our king is the great might
the great pOwer-our king is Caesar"
Christ Would BE Killed Today.
Now, today we make that same
choice. 1 never blamed the Jews for
their position as regards Jesus. There
IS not a nation in the world today but
what would take the same stand the
jews did in those days You can take
any nation Of Europe you like; you
can take any nation this side Of the
water and every nation today would
do what the Jews did in those 1ays.
There is no room today. and there
never has been room, for popularity
Of the teachings Of Jesus.
We all stand as the people stood in
Palestine in those days making our
choice Every life has its king. Every
life has its IDEAL There is not a life
in FL PasO without an ideal Of some
kind, without a king of some kind.
Sensuousness and Sacrifice.
Let me take three general contrasts,
three. contrasts that happen very regu-
larly- The first contrast is between
consciousness and sacrifice You and
/ stand every day and we make our
choice Of king between those two. BY
consciousness I mean the things that
make their appeal to the senses. 1
want to take the ordinary life. as 1 see
It, as you see ii, Of any person-any
life in any city in the world
The first appeal that comes to Us Is TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

catastrophet After 20 years OF strengthening
army and navy. where are they today
Europe Is in hell and there seems to be no
way out Of IT.
There never was greater failure in his
tory than the failure OF the European coun-
tries Of today. We. on this side. are be-
ginning TO walk in the same way
Think it over. Which IS TO be our king
Is 10 TO be Jesus and His ideals. OF is il
20 be Caesar and his ideals2
we have no king but Caesar" Seventy
years after Caesar showed them What he
meant and the fail Of jerusalem was As
terrible as the sackinE OF Louvain-
Preparedness and Peace
Europe said. 20 years ago. We have
king but might" II America says. 1--WE
are -oiug IN FOR a strong navy we are go
ing in Tor a strong army we are going
TO be ready 70 meet any force that comes
the DAY wiz come when the force VIII be
used. II we have no king but Caesar. Caesar
will show his arm sometime
The greatest fallacy Of life IS that to be
prepared for war Is to avoid lL There
never was a nation so gioriously prepared for
war as Germany. There never was a ma
ton worse prepared for war than Holland
Holland is not yet in war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

"HERE is very little room in life
for what we might call the IN
Il conventional As long as we think
as others think, as long as we say
what others say, as long as we do
what others do, life can be fairly COM
Portable; but directly we begin to think
out Of the ordinary. and directly any
one begins to say or to do. like the
master, out OF the ordinary, then trou-
Bile comes.
The conventional is accepted The
unconventional is feared and hated.
II is worth while TO try and contrast
the things Jesus did and the things
other people did in those days. You
viii find always this marked contrast.
No wonder people could not understand
him. The socalled good people hated
him. They would hate him just as much
today; If a man today said the things
that 9.Jesus said, and did the things
Jesus did. he would be hated just as
much.
The two positions, the two contrasts
of the trial Of Jesus were these: Jesus
stood for the spiritual He stood for
the unseen He stood for the great
secret things of life. He was the teach
er for that day and all subsequent days
IN emphasizing the unseen.
Caesar stood for the great seen, for
might, for majesty, for power, and so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18
30 ELKS GOING
To Los ANGELES
Strong Delegation Going to
Boost For George Wallace
For Exalted Ruler.

Roy Barnum's expectations that the
FL Paso Quien Sabe club would go 10
Los Angeles 80 strong in July to boost
the candidacy Of George E. Wallace. OF
FL Paso, for grand exalted ruler in 1916.
VIII likely be met in every particular.
Already over 30 Elks nave been meas
ured for the uniforms which will be
worn on the trip and others are com
Ing in daily as the time for departure
approaches The uniforms viii be white
duck military cut with purple trim
mings- All former members Of the
Quien Sabe club who have their Next
can uniforms viii take these with them
ana VIII wear them on certain occa-
sions. These will probably be worn in
the great parade, the members in Mexi-
can uniforms occupying a part OF the
FL Paso division in the parade. All the
IeIas Elks viii wear white Of the
same cut and pattern as the FL Paso
Uniform so that Texas will present a
solid phalanx Of white and purple, all
exalted ruler.
To Take villa Money.
The Fl Pasoans are planning TO take
a number Of typical FL Paso souvenirs,
the most unique Of which will be sew
eral thousand, one dollar bills Of villa
currency. Across the back Of each of
these bills will be printed @Quien Sabe
club, Of FL Paso." The bills viii be genI-
Inc and viii be purchased and printed
IN FL Paso.
The Elzs will not ask the chamber
Of commerce for any assistance in the
matter OF advertising I believe the
Elks can go upon their own hook
without appealing TO the chamber Of
commerce for help" said Mr.. Barnum.
and all We viii ask the chamber CT
commerce TO do is to furnish US with
booklets and literature about FL Paso
which we viii put out to the visiterS"
The Elks are planning a number CT
stunts when they reach Los Angeles
The ~reat parade will be photographed
by the moving picture people, Los An
geles being the home Of most Of The
big movie companies, and the FL Pdso
delegation viii be prominent in all Of
these pictures, the unique uniforms CT
the Quien Sabe clubs being attraction
enough TO warrant the club getting
good representation.
To Get Much Publicity.
Because of the fact that the FL Paso
club Is backing a candidate for grand
exalted ruler, the Los Angeles papers
are already taking interest in this Or
ganization and this will get much pub
LEFTY for FL Paso. G. A. Martin, news
editor Of The Herald, who viii accom-
pany the Qien Sabe club as a member,
VIII look after the publicity work in
Los Angeles as a matter Of FL PasO
pride, being acquainted with most OF
the Los Angeles newspapermen- The
Herald is contributing his time on the
trip as its share in helping to adver-
tise Fl Paso, realizing that the cleo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

No S met Monday night. Only routine
matters We're discussed.
The midsummer reunion Of the Scot
fish Rite bodies in New Mexico Will be
! held June p to %, at Santa Fe. II is
expected that FL Paso bodies will be
represented
Odd Fellows Work for Sanitarium.
The Odd Fellows have Joined in The
campaign for the big Moose sanitarium
IN Fl PasO. At the regular meeting Of
Fl Paso lodge No. 284 Monday night a
committee composed Of +. c. HecOx. Dr.
Townsend Grace and George Allen vas
appointed to cooperate with the sani-
larlum committee Of the Moose lodge
Western Rebekah lodge No. 1gI con-
ferred degrees upon a class OF five at
It's meeting Tuesday night Refresh
ments we're served after the initiatory
work
EneamPment TO Elect Tonight.
2 Mount Franklin Eneampment No. IO6
viii hold the semi-annual election Of OF
fcers at Odd Fellows hall tonight At
TINS meeting also the royal purple de-
gree VIII be conferred upon two candi-
dates.
MT At a Monday nights meeting Of Tor
milo camp No A, WoOdmen of the
World, two applications for membership
We're received and one candidate VS.
minated Plans for the coming picnic
70 De held IN July were also discussed.
Moose Have Dance.
The Moose lodge gave a dance Thurs
day evening at the Moosehall, on Teas
street There were IS couples present
and these weekly dances for the mem
bers and their families will be COM
tlnued through the summer. The Moose
VIII initiate class Of Is candidates
TINS evening as part of its member
snip campaign The lodge has also
opened headquarters at the chamber
OF commerce TO work for the Moose
sanitarium and TO arrange for the en-
tertainment Of the Moose DELEGATES who
are expected TO arrive here on July Is.
Lions Elect.
r 3. OrndOrff is the first president
OF the FL PasO den" Of Lions. The
newly organized lodge held a meeting
thursday evening at the old Fraternal
brotherhood hall and named its officers
for the term
Following the election. a Dutch
lunch" was served The refreshments
were donated by George W. Theisen
and A W. Vogler. A boxing match
between Kid Graves and Jim Kelly
was staged Tom Courchesne sang the
closing song.
The other officers elected were: C.
F. Folsom, vice president; DR.. G. II.
Rider. chaplain c. 3. Muller, oVerseer-
Tom Courchesne, captain; 7. F. Relish,
inner guard; J. ". Hale outer guard:
George E. frost, A II. Woods and C.
D. Miller trustees; R. F. Davis, secre-
tary.
7 am highly pleased with the IN
terest that is being taken in the new
lodge in Ell PasO," said ". A. Hicks,
the organizer Of the lodge. 1T is graf
flying to see the new members cooper
ating to make their organization. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18
Building Permits.

To Bias ColminerO. to build an adobe on
lot 6, block 4, Washington Park addition: es-
timated cost $50.
To Coles Building and Real Estate com
pany, TO build two bungalows on lots 1 to 6
Inclusive. block 3, Castle Heights addition;
estimated S5Oo0
To II. Gamaros. TO make general repairs
al 1924 Arizona street; estimated cost so.
To = X TurbeviIle 10 build a brick apart
ment house on parts Of lots and 4 block
us, Campbell addition; estimated cost SIS.-
00o.
Deeds Filed
West side OF Oregon street. between New
York and kerbey streets-John Walthall to
Joel D. Hubbard, lots and 4. block 1s6
Alexander addition; consideration $500: June
II, 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

North side OF Richmond street. between
COurchesne and Martinez streets-R- II. Reed
TO Tom 3. Newman, an undivided one-half
interest in lots ! and ?. block p. Aitura
Park addition; consideration $50 and other
considerations June ;, 1915.
Between Campbell and Florence and
Blanchard streets-R- L Ramey to r A
Ramey undivided one-half interest in the
north one-haf OF lot S. all Of lots 9. 10. 16,
II. IS. 19 and 20. block $50, Alexander add
ton 81 and other considerations Nay 20,
1915.
West side OF Campbell street. between
Blanchard and Blacker streets-Tom 3.
Newman to r. L. Ramey. an undivided one
half interest in lots 1 to 10 inclusive and
lots 16 TO 20 inclusive. block $50. Alexander
addition; 81 and other considerations; April
IA. 1915.
West side Of Hill street. between Second
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

BREAD .--.--....-.....-..--... &c
GUARANTEED FRESH EGGS. DOZ. see
LARGE CAL LEMONS. DOZ.-......--.15e
10 LBS. NEW POTATOES. --..-. 2-Je
LOOK Up FOR THIS SIGN.
MRS KAUFFlIANrS FRUET STORE
sO4 STASTON-ACROSS from Everybody
WE ALWAlS SELL FOR LESS
Peaches, ApEicotss Cueumbers-
Sweet Oranges. dozen --.-.-...-......--I0c
Choice Bananas. dozen ...-..........--.fuc
Can Mix. large size for-...-..........-15 e
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Peaches or Pears, large cans for...-.-- 35c
Valley Sweet Corn. 3 cans for.--.....-.-e.5e
Laundry soap. bars -..----.-.....-.- Sc
White Dry Onions. 3 lbs or-........... Zoe
Corn Flakes. a package --.-..-.....-..-.5 Sc
No 1 Soft Shell WaInuts. Ib-.....-.-- see
Egg Noodles. Macaroni and Spaghetti.
for -.---------.-.-----..- -I5C
Tomatoes, a basket ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zee
Cantaloupes. g for ---------------.-.-.- 25e
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

Why come down town these hot days?
You can shop at our place by phone
the same as were you to step into our
store. Phones 731 and 732, and get it
quick. Warner Drug Co.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18

best possible, for that is one Of the
fine things in fraternal work"
Only routine business matters were
handled at the meeting Of FL Paso
lodge No. So, Knights Of Pythias, Thurs
day night. Degree work had been
planned. but the candidate was called
out Of the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-18
Christ Would Be Crucified Today For RadicaEsm

People lem Then Same by the Dc
ei in fren From nd
Prepare for nd Ge