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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06

New Haven. Conn. April e.
Whether the damage suit for $4,000,
brought by Susie Wahlers against Vir'
glnius J. Mayo. the New Haven manu-
facturer, will be heard today in the
Superior Court. is doubtful, for II is
said an adjustment has been reached
between Mayo and the woman's at
torneys The suit brought by Miss
Wahlers for maintenance OF herself
and child. which was being heard
March 81. was suddenly postponed,
and It was rumored at that time that
an adjustment would be made. Miss
Wahlers' child was produced in court
and she testified 1t was born in 1918.
and that Mayo promised to send her
SIS a week. but he failed to do so.
Another suit is soon to be heard In
Scranton. Pa. In the form OF divorce
action by Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo,
who claims that Virginius ]. Mayo
married her on May IL. 1890, and de-
serted her in December, 1897. Attor-
neys for the Scranton woman have
visited New Haven, 1t Is said. and
we're said to have been satisfied with
their visit, which indicates to Mayo's
acuuaintances that this case also will
be adjusted. Mayo has declared that
he was never legally married to the
Scranton woman.
The suicide OF pretty Lillian Cook,
Mayos stenographer, last month, first
brought Mayo into the limelight as a
much married man. A fire in West
Rock Park, where the girls body was
found, obliterated the underbrush a
week after the suicide.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06

ENNIS, Tex. April 6.-Clarence
ousley OF the extension department
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical
College was scheduled to address the
Ennis Commercial Club today on
agricultural matters.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06

DALLAS, Tex, April 5.-Dlrectors
OF the Dallas Reserve Bank were to
meet here today. The principal bust
ness is the selection Of a governor
for the Dallas bank. There are said
to be several candidates for the
place.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06
MAY ADJUST MAYO
$4,000 DAMAGE SUIT
Mayo's Love Troubles.

Mayo's Love Troubles.
Lillian Cook, his stenographer sui.
cided a month ago.
Susie Wahlers suing for $4,000
damages and support for herself and
child.
Lois Waterbury. mother OF Mayo's
two children under the name OF bud.
ley She is standing by him.
Mrs. Virginius j. Mayo, his legal
wife. who threatens divorce proceed.
lngs.
Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo OF
Scranton. Pa. who claims he married
her in 1890. sues for divorce.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06

ABILENE, Tex, April 5.-For the
first time in the history Of Abilene
women we're candidates for positions
on the board OF education at today's
city election.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-06

AUSTIN, Tex, April GA Better
Babies" campaign began here today
under the auspices Of the Mothers
Club OF Austin, the Child Welfare Di.
vision OF the Texas University and
the City Federation Of Women's
Clubs. The campaign was to be open
to all children more than six months
and less than four years OF age. Care.
full physical and mental examinations
will be made OF babies entering. The
campaign will last four days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
RECONCILIATION Is
BROUGHT ABOUT BY
CHARITY COMMITTEE

The charity committee OF the civic
Bcttcrmcnt league this morning nf-
fcctcd q reconciliation between "a
father ana q young woman, who with
her two children, Is said % have been
deserted by tho husband and father
ana who had been living with her
parents until this morning, when the
father refused longer To support her.
The young woman was given e.
lodging by tho board and her necos-
stiles provided for. The committee
took up the matter ~ bringing about
"a reconciliation and was successful.
the woman and her children, % at
whom is W. years old and the other
eight months. being taken back Co her
parents.
The committee held It's regular
meeting ut the league office in the city
han this morning ai n o'clock Tho
entire committee. consisting of Mrs.
Louis HELD. Mrs. Alfred Grunsfcld.
Mrs. E. T.. Coona. Mayor d. H.. Boat-
riEht, y. a Portcrhcld, J.. H. Weir
and PROT J. W. Giltncr, was present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
DIMMIT COUNTY BAD
MEN TO BE SEEN AT
PASTIME

One % the most thrilling motion
pictures ever taken. one that is based
on the real exploits OF real bad men
of the true Wild and woody type. L. 20
be seen al the Pustimc thcater tomor-
row. The nlm Is a reproduction IL
the incidents leading ~ 20 the cap
ture OF the Dimmit county outlaws.
The story Of the actual events.
which is followed faithfully in the
film, b. as follows.
Sheriff Buck and ortiz were cap
turcd al Caponrs windmill In Dim
init county at dawn. sheriff Gardner
me City Marshal White. who were
separated from Buck and ORTIZ. KILLED
n bandit and after a running fight
escaped Ia collect "a posse. Tho posse
started out In about three hours after
the capture of Buck and ORTIZ. ORTIZ
was killed by the bandits about four
hours after his capture in the creek
OF the Oak Grove pasture in Dimmit
county. Posso overlook bandits same
day about 4 y. m. ana received Huck
under promise not To pursue the han-
dts. sheriff Gardner WAS not 4
member of the posDe aud YVES not
bound by the promise. Next day am
other posse and United states soldiers
overlook the bandits five miles from
the Rio Grande, and the following
morning at $ a.. M. Il fight cnsucd.
two more bandits were killed and
fourteen captured. Al were taken
back to Carrie SPRINGS, where they
wccr indicted.
j. 3. Scrrnto and Limo Gonzales.
tried In Poarsall. received % and 6
years. respectively; Jesus Cotula, triod
in Cotulla, received 80 years: Bcr-
uandino Mendoza. Leonardo T.. Vas
que2, Pedro Perules and Martinez,
tried IN san Antonio. received 10. ~.
20 ana 90 years. respectively. four
more got from % 10 90 years. Tho
two leaders were just sentenced IN
san Antonio To- lIfe imprisonment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
MANY NORWEGIAN
SHIPS SUNK BY
SUBMARINES
TeutOns Willing to Pay for
Destroying Vessels Acct
dentauy," But Matter Has
Become Serious One.

ASSOCIATED Press Corrcspondonce.)
C~hristianil. July 16-AlthouEh thc
German government officially has de-
ciarcd H. Willingness 20 pay ran dam
axe when Norwegian boats have been
accidentally" torpeducd by German
submarines. reports of the sinking OF
Norwegian steamers arc becoming 80
numerous as 20 offer serious cumpli-
cations.
Many Of the leading papers de-
n0uncc the government lor not doing
what 81 ought to IN order to protect
Norwegian sailors and citizens No
word hos been published from the
government regarding what steps IL
has taken or how 10 has protested.
The TidenH Tegn stys that Il nov
Is necessary that the government
break is silence amt &C.; the people
know what Il has done and IL going
To do la order TO stop these continued
cncronchmcuts. and protect our fluE,
a sailors inc peaceful travellers
The M0rgenbladet says. while our
sailors are met 10y insidious death,
while our flag IL offended and Nor
wcginn ships are toYpcdocd without
warning, the government ana parlia-
ment are busy discussing whether the
language we are talking ls real Nor
wCgian or whether the hymns and
prayers are 20 DC discontinued In pub
lic schools. About those events that
mn everybody with unCasincss ana
wrath they u nothing"
The Aftenposten says; Everything
II all right In Norway. Germany,
however. for reasons We do not uu-
dcrstand, is torpcdoing our merchant
ships. but what does % mattcrg In
the parliament the meetings are more
quict and undlsturhcd han ever; mo-
body seems so Doe affected or anxious.
AZ the same time our farmers are uu
against "a crop failure, The daily
bread is dear FOR the common laborer
and cvcrything seems Co be- unccr-
tain-but with the government every
thing seems TO has % rosy hue
The shipping Gazette points % the
American note % Germany. which
contains the same questions and re-
quests which Norway, as a neutral
country. must demand from the GER
man government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
ROMAN PRESS LIFTS
VOICE AGAINST THE
CENS0RING OF NEWS

tAssocittcd Press Corgcgpondcnrr.l
Rome. July 1S-Thc CONAN prces
has Joined vigorously In tho chorus Of
protest which is going up from every
country IN active war. against the
difficulties of the censorship. Aside
from the fact that the consors are
military men. and unable To judge
matter from o. newspaper viewpoint.
there are several distinct bodies of
ccnHors. some of whom allow certain
news 10 pass while others suppress 10.
An effect OF the censorship on Po-
man papers d. that tho MILAN Journals
arc fading great favor Ia the capital.
Tho reason Is, the Milan censor b. very
liberal and the Roman censor severe.
pe consequence being that the Mi
hon papers arc often the first 60 bring
news 90 Rome. The latest aud most
Notable example Isl that of tho p0pos
interview with the correspondent Of
the Paris Liboric. Tho Corricre Della
sora published IL in iull. while no
Roman paper q even allowed To-
mention b.. but when the Milan pa
per arrived IN Rome, the censorship
on the Interview was finally lifted
here.
The Roman papers do not object
to the suppression " military ucws.
which might even Indirectly help
Itaiy's enemies but much b. censored
which is not military news 40 an.
The newspapers here are also con-
frolted with the mystery OF the fact
that some foreign countries are aI-
lowed to- have Italian ucvs tNo or
three DAYS earlier ;h8H the Italians
themselves get IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29

Washington, July 29.-Wnlls and
Harmon, two Americans held at San
Luis Potosi, charged with circulating
counterfeit money. have been released
at the request OF the American con-
sui there. upon General Villas orders.
Quiet and good order are reported
al Acapulco, Guaymaa. La Paz, Man
zaniilo and She Yaqui valley.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
MINING OPERATORS
IN MEXICO MAY
LOSE PROPERTY
Today Marks Expiration Of
Tine Within Which villa
Demands Operations be Re-
sumed or Mines Forfeited.

"a faso. Tea, July es--1he one
hNndrcd and twenty dhyH time al
lowed ~ dccrce for the rcsumptloH 81
Operations Of al mines ln Territory
controlled b the VITA government
under penalty Of conllscntion expired
today.
Representatives here ~ foreign
owned minius corporations are ap-
psehcnslre Of the possibility ~ drAs-
tic action ny the villa minister 90 IL
nance. Manuel Escudnru.
The retreat nosthward OF the villa
fogccs. destruction ~ rolling stock
and rails renders compliance with
the decree impracticaoie according 10
iniuinR men here.
The situation ls further complicated
ucrurdlgE H. mining men BY the an
ticlpafion. until to-day. that there
would Be- an extension OF n hum
dred and twenty days more allowed
AdNiccs from chihuahua CITY odR
indicate this has not bean granted.
Nininr men have derlarcd Minie-
ter Escudero promised Special Ascent
CnfOthcrs two weeks age that rese-
lafion. necessary under Mexican laws
- make the decrcc legal. would be
published IN The official gazette eN-
tending the time for beginning oper'
aSians.
A few days later a request for a
loan OF f1bo.0 ot was made BY the
villa government Of the mining cor
porations and was refused.
The regulation extending tho time
failed 60 appear Meanwhile, ac-
cordiug to mining men. E.scudero has
proceeded as though he regarded the
decree leEal without the regulation
and granted exemptions 10 several
companies. n IS feared EscuderO
may consider his action o. appiica-
tions for exemption as precedence for.
enforcing the provision Of confisca-
ton irrespective OF the non-publica-
ton OF the lcEalizlng regulation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
STREAM OF
PRISONERS OF WAR
REACHIN HOLLAND
-fAssoeiaied Prc.s Corresponds col

Tho Hague. Netherlands. July tC. -
A stcndy stream Of prisoners ot war
keeps trickllng out 81 the German
empire and reaches the haven a. Hol-
land. Hardly % day goes by without
an EnEiishman. Russian, Frcnchman
or Hclriun making his appearance ~
some Dutch frontier village 90 become
the object of admiration and the re-
cipiont 81 enough cigars 10 keep him
in tobacco for the rest Of his NATURAL
life. As "a rule they are the most en-
orgetic men of their company who
could stand detention no longer ana
who. after passing through the most
terrible hurdships. often tumble
across the line In n state ol complete
exhaustion Many of their fellow SUE
fercrs are shot on their way. Ofton
they come To the barhrd wire fence
which has been built am around the
frontier 10 Eazo al their prospective
freedom with O. sudden bullet In their
legs or in their back,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
FOOD sHoRTAGE IN CAPITAL
FORCES URGENT STEPS BY l.. :

Washington. July $50 serious
has the food shortage become In Mex
leo City that the United States VIII
make immediate representations "a
Carranza and Zapata. uging that pro-
visions be permitted 70 get through
20 the Starving people In the capital
Stories Of alarming conditions have
reached the state department under
date Of July Is.
Representations 10 General Car
rama az Vera cruz and General "a
pata. whose forces are said to be scat
tered along the railroad and within
Mexico city itself, will go forward
probably today.
The report from Mexico city said
theer were some zapata troops with
IN the city but no mention was made
of the Carrunza army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
CARRANzA FORCES HAVE
TAkE,N pAC11ICA. Is REPORT

Washington. July 2a-General car
rama cablcd his WASHINGTON agency
today that his forces after six hours
lighting had captured Pachuca and
routed the villa flying column which
was working south TO reinforce u
pata forces near Mexico city.
General CarTanxn's dispatch waa
the first word from behind the veil
which has covered military operations
about Mexico City for almost two
weeks. when General Gonzalez and
the carranza army evacuated Mexico
cisy-on July ~ Il WAS announced that
they were going a 90 meet a Nilla
force moving south.
The 1arranxa authorities claim
their victory eliminates villa forces
from central Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
Re SOX TO
PLAY ORE. NINE
HERE SUNDAY
Fast Teams Will Meet at
Hopewell Field; Capital
City Club Has a Close De-
feat to Avenge.

real baseball viii be nccn again at
HONEYWELL hcld sunday afternoon.
The o. r.. r. Team win meet tho
santa Re White sox. Roth mines are
SONG strong ana the game promises
10 be rcpiete with stirring plays and
rousing situations.
Two weeks q o.. r. y. and the
White sox played a tieht same In the
oapitni city. - r. ~ won by an eye
lash, barely nudging the sox away
from victory. The score OF that
game was 3 TO :.
Hartline and Chavez arc slated to
perform In the polntr for the rail-
readers. Either Lopez or Lackey
VIII pitch for the Santa re nine, with
rerardineiii receiving.
Tho Eamc VIII start nj 2 o'clock
sharp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
state OF Ohio. CITY of ToIodo.

frank j. Cheney makes oatn that
hc is senior partner ~ tho firm OF H..
J. Cheney a. CO., doina business IN the
city of Toledo, County and state
aforesaid, ana that said Arm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
Cntarrh that cannot be cured by the
use Of HALLS CATAURH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day Of De-
ccmbor, a. u. 1856.
(sealJ 4. W. GLEA SON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken In
tognally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Send for testimonials. free.
,. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
sold by add Druggists. use.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
Today:s War
Summary


tuc Warsaw. pusllci forward
with notahIc cncrgy for n pstIsd
cDtCfinE ssrFc tlan two weeks.
has a made nny mntcriai urfs-
.Ercss elnrc lns4 Tucsslny. acroFd-
isrr la REPORTS coming frpm f'cf-
ftErRd. islFAiun and Berlin. On
fftr contrary. tir itussian nntllor-
itics In their latc-f omclal an
nouns.rnirnt rciicafc their cialms
that dc s;crmnn advance move
incfsfs in the dircrli0n 20 the
Polish capital have been elss~rk-
cl. and tlley spcfify whcn nnd
wlecrr. Tese Perrin announce
mcnfs do mot dispute Pcsruerad.
Cosng into details. tho latest
1susSaan report rsatcs thn favor
able oufcnmc a. advance guard
cBwarcHfcnss near Mltau. IN Cour-
nnd. rusefp. and sass the Gcr-
mans arc CONTINUING tlrclr cfIart@
- cross the Narrow river M a
fniut pear No,ognroti. north 81
Warsaw. The line On tire left
hank 90 sllc Narcw from Ostro-
lcnAa 60 the river I'ruth. has seen
sririfcsl nehting. hut fcaaains un-
ciangcsi. end GO tho right Of the
Narrow German attncks have been
rcpuIScd.
Bstuccn the vieprz aud the
mug siasrc lias llcrn stubborn
nrhtlne In which the Russians
claim and the capture of
$500 German soldiers.
~ Gruhecliow. a point close 90
tire Calafan frontier. north of
fcmhcrg. the Germans have made
determined attempts to advance.
hut have tccn driven back. ac-
coriing 90 the Russian war onicc
and n little farther south, at So
kali. thr Rus~innS declare they
have hcgun a s~uccrSsfuI offensive
movement. Desperate fighting Il
stfIl going ON at this point.
TIE Etcnch Official statement
~ today rcpcrts nsinor activity
hut no lighting ~ amy im~port-n,c,
while the latf~t Italian announce
mcut ~ayS the proEtcss OF the
Italian iorrc~ on the CarSO pln-
tcau has been satisfactory and
that they have bccn successful IN
minor encounters at other points.
Minister of MHnittnnS Lloyd
Cscorser ADDRESSED n mcctlng of
coal operators IN london to-day
rnd laid partisuinr cDSphasis uTs1n
the need OF coal for the succcss-
ful conduct OF the war. lie said
this produce meant everything to
Great britain nud that the conn
try needed more or q ca he vic
torfous. He declared that events
I'm tic cast meant that n larger
share than river az the burden of
the struggle WIS 10 bc cast on
tho shoulders az Great britain
aud that the country must pay
The TsiCc of victory " ig meant Ia
Re %vFforiuis.
The German imTSriaI chanccl-
Tor, wlso returned 10 the capital
Yesterday frum army b%cadguar-
tiers. where he 'eiw fsmpcror
William. y In conference today
with James w. Gerard. American
ambassador. This meeting o.
considered importnnt la the mat
ter at the relations between GER
many aud tlc United States.
Tho German onicial statement
OF today says there had heen no
change IN the situation north OF
the Nlcmcn river: that German
troops have taken 2.01O prisoners
near s,uwalki. south of koyno.
and that Russian attacks south az
the river NarcN resulted In fail
ure and heavy l0s-cs TO the Mt
tnclscrs.
News dispatches from Petro-
grad Indicate tina, tic newspapers
Of the Russian capital are Drc-
pairing the people for the Receipt
81 unfayorable news Of the cam-
pnign IN IHeland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
ADVERTISING PLANNED to GET
YOUR "MONEY"

THE HERALD has for some time refused TO solicit through it's local
sales force or with special "importcf" men, the various advertising
schemes planned with but two ideas in view, $40 get the adr0tiSrS
money and 10 put oycra special deal for the sole benefit of the paper aud
generally, mind YOU at "ddc0Hccd rdcS" 80 the special man can curry
his share of the "moncy acaB'
THE HERALD has found after n careful investigation through The
readers of the paper and through She advertisers themselves, mat mis-
Kind Of ddrCtiHg docS not pH
The absolute lack of merit of this kind of advertising. whether backed
by Il prize winning guessing contest, sales ticket or trade mark savings
schemes, is proven by the fact that il cqHaot BE- @Md to the experienced
ddrutiScr.
In fact, this kind of advertising cn seldom. if ever, he sold "to Inc
sam ddrCTtScT tTicC' unless that man is a peculiarly easy mark and
only adycrtiscs to see hi. name in print and does not care to get results
The mere "cohcctug' of sales slips. labels, etc, by IA IcU r0kcS" in n
contest does not mean increased sales or development of new business nor
does it sell goods on their merit or create any permanent demand. It does
not reduce the cost of selling, but ON the other hand increases il. And re-
member this, before you go I'M for the next scheme advertising offered
You, that the same "rHHng cotcd rorkus" will turn around and "lrork
for y" conPotitor' in the next contest just ms quickly as they are zap
PdUcRtD" now boosting for You
by big promises, the nonadycrtiser, the rGy man r0 ncds Inc
Fgat hHd0 ~ Gdt1tSHg hp aud thc very man who, if handled properly,
could be developed into rgHor ad permanent adrciiscr, is talked into
the special page and scheme advertising, failing TO realize from it, Hci
naturally "gun|h}' when approached with legitimate advertising plans
and invariably states that hc has tcd adrtrtising and found that while
tits "'tghtt for same Pcophl it does not pay in his business.
Which kind of advertising do You want. The kind planned Ito Get re-.
nhS @ HE kind that is planned to get your money. THE HERALD has
ep"| advertising men who are ready TO help you with result gouing
adUctisiHg
Thc gctthcmoWyadrotbingo abng rHh dishonest adrytising
ohac cd off the list
If you, Mr.. Merchant, are in a mood to talk oUer
Advertising and want to use the columns of the
EVENING HERALD a phone call wHI bring our
solicitor to your office at once.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-29
TWO KINDS OF ADVERTISING
A Talk to Merchants
ADVERTISING PLANNED to GET
YOU "RESULT rs"

THE HERALD BELIEVES THAT No ADVERTISING WILL
PAY A PUBLISHER AND BRING LASTING SUCCESS TO A PUB
LEGATION. UNLESS THE ADVERTISING FIRST PROVES PROF
TABLE TO THE ADVERTISER. WITH THIS IDEA IN VIEW,
THE HERALD BELIEVES THAT IT rs THEIR DUTY As THE
PUBLISHERS OF THE HERALD 10 COOPERATE IN EVERY POS.
sIBLE WAY FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE ADVERTISER.
A careful analysis of Il number of large and small successful adyCr.
Users in Albuquerque who are known to he making good shows that they
use three methods in their advertising
First-Pacing right merchandise and store service behind their adj
veridng.
Second-Tcning nothing but the truth in their advertisements, build.
ing up individuality and personality by getting real stor" news into their
copy.
Thirdly keeping cycrasdngly at il. In other words giving right
merchandise and good service not N day in the week but every day,
running heir advertising regularly, whether they use large Or small space.
Advertising run on this plan will prove profitable to any business,
large OF small, and it is The only kind Of advertising that VIII bring per
mancnt and profitable results II is the kind Of advertising that will
reduce the selling cost by increasing the volume of sales. n is me kind Df
adu1tisiHg THE HERALD is encouraging and soliciting.