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The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
HIGHLAND PARK
BY Leo.

Mrs William Schwetz. % No. coo
RiChton-ave-. - confined 70 her homo
through illness.
Mrs. Hanna Oswald and family ~
Avalon az" visiting relatives At
LAX sville. Mich
MI e ". sumner - No. - CALI
fornia a.c. IS recovering from Sc
we're illness Of the past week.
Z 4 Taylor. - No 81 Gene
va-avs Surerintendent 81 the inspec-
ton bureau ~ the Ford Motor CO.
: suffering from INJURIES received IN
an automobile accident near Trenton.
sunday
Mr. and Mrs ]. d stoadard. 81 No.
l5s Mclean nave. spent the Fourth AZ
NJ Clemens Mich.
Mr. and Mrs William Dores Of No.
80 Elmhurst-avc.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
n ". Jenyks Of No ~ Eitchtuu- ave.
motored 70 Lake orion Tuesday.
No. itS McLsan-aye.. are spend n K
their vacation at Jibwaya. Mich
Mr.. ard Mrs, Boden, 81 Elmhurst-
ave. spent the Fourth at Huronia
Mr. and -lrs n. \. Caldwell aud
aAu,,l ter. Of No. lie Hjghlsrd-ave.
molorod 20 Orchard Late. Tuesday.
W Z, Loud. OF No. 2I1 .,lmharst-
ave, is spending the summer a;
Mr and Mrs :. crow and .amry
~ No. - Highlsnd-sve.. spent the
week at her parents. NJ and Mrs
Steavens, OF Lave Wnitmore
Mr. William search 81 No SIS
Highland-ave.. Will spend the week
at saginaw and Bay city.
Harold Scott. Jr. ~ No. 240 Elm
hurst. Will spend his vacation at
London, Canada,
Mrs. Jenet Campbell. Of No. is5
III ghland-aEe.., spent the Fourth al
lakeville. Mich.
William Dores. Jr., 81 No. i5S Elm
hurst-aye.. has recovered from a
slight operation.
Howard Weeks, Of No. III Connec-
ticut-avs. and Raymond JeTs. al
No l9t Massa chuuetts-av ~ spend
ing the week AT Fair Haven Mich
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05

was internally Injured It Is be-
lieved she will recover.
According to the story OF her hus-
band. they had been held up at the
crossing while a freight train passed
and had started across In response
to the hagman's signal, when a pas
senger train, which vas following.
bore down on him.
While boarding street car at
Montcalm and Beaubien-sts.. Mrs.
Albert Kyle, 26 years old. OF
Wyandotte, was struck by an
automobile driven by Alexander
Bernbaum. of No. 266 Theodore-st
She was taken TO the Harper hos
pital with several bruises and .
possible fracture OF the skull. She
will recover.
Bernbaum was arrested on a
charge OF reckless driving
Mrs. John r. Armstrong. OF No
2s9 Pallister-ave.. was slightly In
jured on Cadillac-sq. Tuesday aft.
ernoon. when she was struck by
Fort-st. car. She was taken to the
city receiving hospital. Her In.
juries were only slight. and later
she was taken home.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
TRAIN STRIKES
AUTO, ONE HURT
Mrs. Edward Flaherty Seri-
ously Injured In Crossing
Accident; Other Mishaps

Mrs. Edward II. Flaherty. OF No
$50 Jos. Campauave.. was seriously
injured. Tuesday afternoon, when
the automobile In which she was
riding, was struck by Wabash pas
senger train at the Campbell-ave.
crossing. Her husband. who was
driving the car. escaped. The au-
tomobile was demolished.
Mrs. Flaherty was rushed TO her
home, where II was found that she
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
DOWN RIVER
Gel ITERATION
SUCCESSFUL

TRENTON. July S.-More than g..
~ Deopls. and more than 5000 auto.
moell4e wers either In or passed
thrg91A tAis village Tuesday. and
~ thls crowd the majority attended
~ Homecoming celebration OF the
Ts0atoa and Wyandotte Oddfeilows.
oocunTruAx park and tho village
wsss damned With people In holiday
Meod. an largo parties camped for
The day IN the woods around the
payk Street cars, automobiles,
trucks. wagons and every other
noans a. transportation was used to
brine the people TO the village.
The c6lsnrs&inn Itself was 4 huge
xucoess, the parade In the morning
being . large one. and the drilling
~ the Detroit and Wyandotte com
mand9rise oe Oddfsllows, the Tren.
IN - wyaAdotts BOY Scouts and
IN H. ether features making 1t very
populax. The weather WAS so fine
IT. NJ, event, that reinforcements
erpga III the downriver towns in the
iins q refrsshments we're brought
-
X Wy1ndotte md Detroit command
cries won ilrst and second prize in
The degree team drill contest. while
tbo WyAndotte Boy Scouts were
chosen winners In the scout drill.
Al cher athletic events were q
cnwplete success. and the two base
hall games played without serious
argument. The River Rouge Inter.
natfonals FIRST defeated the Wyan-
l1Olte Who's Your Tailor team, and
~ Tsenton 6eminoles then defeated
III River Rouge aggregation.
vsry late cars were necessary to
.1oesy OAs independence day crowd
~ 1nG1f homes all over the county
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05

At Orange. n. J.. this evening will
take place the wedding OF Miss Mar
guerite Brayley. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur w Elkins. OF East
Orange. and Lieut.. Baylis Frank Poe.
Y. 8. ~.
Nearly one thouGand scboolboys Of
Kansas City. Kas.. have agreed to
devote today to the work of collect
ing and destroying all the cigarette
stubs TO be found on the streets of
that city.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
WYANDOTTE

There will he a meet-ftg Wedne sday
night - the 81 Johns Evangelical
congregation
Secretary 81 Election \ c. nrouil-
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05

~Wssch Your STEP"
], This y the appeal Or~athed by
f~lE1ngss 'bleodsd high school horse
and ~ Romeo . performing pony,
- -ouesn.~ . kindly and weliinten.
sloaed elephant actor OF the weaker
80. takes her twice daily stroll over
tAcir 1900 .ngures 'rhe three AMI.
mols are With GENTRY Brothers
ottuA Wo1oA ssAkblt in Detroit for
\ s. ~. bsglnninG "wednesday after
Y M NJ = change Of location
ne asss stand VII be at
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
ECORSE

Foresters Of America viii meet on
Friday evening In the village hall
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05

Wet End-ave. and Fort-st.
King" IL the star OF the waltz
ing and tangoing horses, while
Romeo" IL perhaps the most versa
tive Of the 200 odd pony actors with
the show. Queen" II the catcher on
the Gentry elephant baseball team
any she plays the base drum In the
elephant band. II Is no slur on her
musical ability to divulye the fact
that she plays the drum with the
stick fastened to her tail. while she
blows Justify On a gigantic alto
horn
The Detroit times., 1916-07-05
Nc arron
Wins Feature Race

WYANDOTTE. July 5.-The fea-
'turs of ire matinee Of the wyan-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Silk Hosiery

She who would he well
dressed these days cannot
give too much thought to her
hosiery. We have gathered
IN the " Hosiery shop" a
beautiful collection of ex-
elusive styles an assert
ment that We want You to
come and sec.
PURE TT READ ALL-SI.k
HOSE. IN all the wanted shades.
AT $500, b a tremendously popu-
lar number. Then there Ia Richie
lieu Ribbed silk Hose, In various
shade@, AT the same price, and
novelty patterns In Rich ellen RIB
bed SILK. two-oolor combinations
and clock effects. at $3.50. Then
the prices go on up to $3.50 pair,
and there La little indeed we can
not show you.
FtrSt Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
For $19.75
A Lot Of
T affeta Dresses

They re mid spring styIa
creations. not one of them
more than IA few days old,
They re qualities that every
woman recognizes instantly
as the ones She wants.
They're so ~eh assorted and dis
iiucuve that great many of thorn
are not even duplicated, Best Of
all. there are SO many that Nou
cannot fail to find your ideal froeN
somewhere among them.
Full tarine skirts and waists II
excellent quality taffeta In The
popular colors. Misses sizes . t.
203 women's sizes "a to "a. IT,
Sacn a varied collection that those
are the only general remarks TO
make To tell more we would
have to take them UP a freck at ii
time.
Second TNtpDr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Smart Cloves
of Fabric and Kid

= LOVES are such inpor
NJ tant accessories that
one is sure to be Interested
in this list of fine, new modes
in Gloves:
You viii find just the pair Won
want for that new costume. and
IL is more than likely YOU will re
ceive some ideas, too. that viii
help You i'm making the most ad-
Nantageous selection.
REAL KID GLOVES. i'm all the
newest shades. with solf-cmbroid
ored an contrasting embroidered
haatsss, STA Si.5g pair
VARIOUS NOVELTY WASH
ABLE KID GLOVES in all colors.
with black OF white forchetS. are
SIS to $3.50.
First Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16

Rose Windsor has gained an international repu-
tation creator Of beautiful dress for gentle
women She stands out most prominently in the
ranks of American designers for it can be truly
said that she is OF the American type whose genius
has gained recognition in the most exclusive zones
of fashion Her energy and creative ability have
resulted in her ideas and opinions being sought
after by some of the foremost fashion critics of
the day who have styled her GA wonderful little
woman who makes wonderful clothes -
Second Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Dainty Styles
for Baby

\ fascinating assortment
of new apparel in those two
distinctive series of-sizes, for
babes up to two years and
for that most interesting Of
all the ages of childhood,
from two to SIX years.
Here are the newest and
most lovable styles for little
folks that the fondest mother
could wish Baby Dresses,
Underwear, Lingerie, Coats,
Bonnets, Hats AMI Accesso-
rics! Won't you favor us
with a look7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Spring Coats
For Spring Riddles

Lighter weight Goats for the lit
tie folks that will swing them right
into line with the srown-ups in the
Faster promenade. They're silk
and wool garments of a graceful,
winning character that will en-
nance the chtld's natural attractive
meas in the fullest degree.
$3.50 to $500.
Second Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16

shown only in the leading shops throughout
the country; in Richmond exclusively at Miller
& Rhoads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
!M[iller& Rhoads
1.-THE Shopping Center
PreSenHng g.
Smart Apparel for the Easter Promenade!

Authentic omperse and the
tive ah e happily in ph hon O Smart Apparel TO
of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
Wonderful $500 Suits

\YIoAIN
w a generalyK
$ price
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16

sport FrocEs and three piece Afternoon Cos
tunes, in charming array, $500 to $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-16
~
Are Likely to Be Popular All
Season.

\ ND these are the correct
\ colors; all charmingly
cut. Then, too, such a wide
diversity models galore
and prices, SIS, s19,75, s25
and S35.
Ton Coats, in the new green
tones sporting tans and checks:
also the champagne and sand, and
sea blue silks and tweeds.
styles for immediate and future
Wear. sport Coats that cast their
spell' of youthmncss over the
Wearer.
Never before have we shown
such variety Of Cloth and SILK
Goats, and the app oaching season
'iuds us prepared with a line that
Is more darjn2ly different than
ever before shown.
We invite Your inspection.
Second Floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
PEACE IN SIGHT
N sioux CITY
PACKING PLAN is
Both Sides Reported Eager to
End Strike Which Has Tied
Up Plants for Several Deys;
Conference Held.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa Feb % \ peace
conference between paclue house
strikers ana managers of the plants
was in progress 700 noon. 1t was re-
ported that the Indications were Ia
NorIble rlr settlement Both side
seem anSiuus to eid the strike.
NJ 4 murphy of pmahu. genera
manager OF the Cudahy packing
plants. made th" .tItcmont that tho
Cudahy aud Armour Packing COM
pauios VIII immediately advance the
wages at employees Zoo ail their pack
iuf plants eight per cent
This Is much l'ss than the incr a.o
asked for uN the - id"r-. II was an
uoun.od sometime aRo that the COM
panics Intended such uu adNuuc"
about Man L. ~ was stated 'hnt m"
ucr"Isp would hr about ON" cent au
hour iut common ltuorrrs and pro
portloutt'lt tor oNp'r. WuthW, I.
Tho strikers osk Two cents ar hour
for ia1orers aud 90 mu,h barge, IN
crease for uihrr-.
At o'clock tnis afternoon, when
the packing huu." praor conference
adjourned % Wus announced that the
prospects oi settlement wcrc very
bright. The striker. VIII con idrr IN,
terms offered at mass meeting late
this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
WANTS TO SERVE
JAIL SENTENCE IN
CALIFORNIA FIRST

Tampa. fii.. ftu. 20 j. Grant I'N-
man. under federal uudi,tmou, IN New
Yurk on charges ot using ~" mnilS
to dciiaud .whii. operating under lh'
drm nam, ~ John II Putnam tnd
CumpanN. today admitted hiS mrit-
a., when taken hrtor. u nil"d states
commissioner tor cNtuIuali"ir
Lyman expressed u dcslr" lu he re-
turned tu california, where ~ n un-
der sentence to servo eighteen months
on another charge. In - t"m"ni
Lyman 'atd
Il was sentenced To prison ~ 'ail-
fnrnia. but would Just as soon srrN"
that sentence IN the i"dsidl PRISON
AT ATLANTA. II that would Il" Of any
cout onicucc to the federal govern"
m"ut Ny hond has not been forfeit
ed II | choos. to surrender tu my
bundsmon | have every right '" Il" so
ana that Is my intention. When am
released from prison the Now YORK
uuinoritios can do what they see ni
hut not hororo. Nobody can Keep me
uui ui inil II I want tu Go IA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
RECONNA| |SANCE
Of CARRANl|ST
GARRISON MADE
Villa Appears Before Casas
Grandes and Takes 0bserva-
lions but Makes No Attack /:
Force Follows Him.

III Pa9u. Ten. Fob 90 General
Francisco villa with about 400 men
appeared 1,torr Cnsas Graudcs late
Yesterday. took observations of the
strength ol ma, Clrraull girirsou
there 1ud, wheeling tu tho south. dc
parted. according to General GuNin
Dpmmuudaut of JuJrol TODAY.
Immediately upou DIS retreat Gou-
oral Bcrtani az Casas Grtudos with
several hundred troops parall'lrd
villa. cuIrso tu a military tram uloue
the Mexican Southwestern rniiruud.
tud iz due tu arrive ai MADEIRA today
VIVA. DO was believed los General Ca
vim. .a roturub,g to- Santa Nuh pn
the why south il wat reported. h"
rIidcd supplies in small towns ON the
route.
IN, forces uf General Herrera were
snid bv Geu'rJI GINir1 tu bo moving
out ut Ducrr,iu uurthWHtd ia meet
Nulu ur Santa Ana Whii" General
Hcriaui hI- n-ou ordered to- move
eastward uum MADEIRA
General Jt,lutu TrrNWu. command
or ct th, tHrDcs of the northeast was
said Go ho lt riodra- Ncsrus. Opposite
Eagl, rtr to-day. EN- route back tu
Chihuahua To- take command uf m"
situation developed by Villas 1CtiNi-
ties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
ANOTHER ARMED lT\it\\
STEAMER IN Nui.~ PORT

N"W york. zen -, lh' N"P'h'
IA, th,rd Italian steamer 20 arrive
h.tc Nlthin th, last fcN days with
pun4 mounted arrived tud.',. The
Nupnu ,atriou tWu .-tnrh guns. she
b. - u,Irhtrr aud uatric- uu pass"n-
gets
chairman Flool Of the h"us" tor
oiuu affairs committee. exchanged
tI,,- vith se,rofnr Lansing Al The
state ,cuurtmrat
senator Levi, ut Illinois, Demo-
cratic Whip eft the soIatc. notified
senator Stouc that the uppo;tcrs 81
ih, president were ready Tor the
Gore resolution tu warn Americans
aga4ltt sIiIin- On armed merchant 70
uru tu cuurr tu vote 40 any um".
~. said 20 .auNasa of me senate -h"" -
,d thor, would h" sti" majority
aku4nsi thu resolution.
Scpafor LOWS had prepared e rose
oIutiuu Nhirh would commit the SEM
at, ta tu rndots'me ut o., ui'~-
.I,ut- international policy Iu tho
present diplomatic crisis. nut could
not uiroduc" It today uud"r thr
tnirs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
HINt~ Mt~T tNE DESERT
~: BiiiNk riiRptt.it ,Di,tn>

Totrvuu. tuahuilu, Mexico. f'b. %.
- oDeiaycdp General LUIS Gutter
req was reported today passing jam
cncz with coo troops Of wh''h loon
are cavalry to cooperate with General
Luis Herrera iu the pursuit ci I-n"rai
Francisco villa iu western thinuahu1.
Reliable Information has noen re-
C.iVsd here that General rhuutu l;Hves
burned hi~ wagon train lupdcd Win
stolen equipment ut pia dcl Aqua,
south and "usJ of EscHlun This would
indicate that h" had Lu iu,, ptiun ui
taking the wagon road month io Sierra
MoiaGl. n was later r"p"ft'l that ne
muy'a .uuthcdSt tu thu,u- u" li-t.
nfty mites north OF san Pedro 'uluui-
a.. 10 Tie l.aguua district II is hc-
licN"d here that hi- only .s'..pe from
m. ttrrJuyu forces ir pursuit ui MIN
IS through thc Gordon that a. stretched
Ia q seini-ciIrl' To- the north prd south
pf him West ui him is a desert u
rs believed that should ne get through
the Gordon. he would make ior inmil
ldr territory, the picardiaS ,Jnyon.
Th" presumption that Juan Dclga-
do. who recently appeared ~ Dina
mita, belonged to IA" Hey,s forces
was strengthened today hN report
that "a. ordered The Austrian MANAGER
of the dypaWit" factory there q" send
corn tu Churcus de Risn.
Reports from Tlahulilo ar. that tho
bandits rubhod the M"Nicnn 'tshicr "i
the Tnhuliln Agricultural company
of So 0uO pesos, the pay roll Of IN"
,umpJn, while th" cnsilrl was On
route 10 i.crdp. near here.
II H. said here that ~. g. 'ummins,
formerly british consul 90 "urrcon
has been appointed special represent
ati,c of the British government te nc-
company General CarrluId.
\ train from butaug" arriving to-
da, was iircd upon by bandits There
were on cusIulti's. Passenger trains
from Chihuahua arrived today with
uut incident.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
Slightly Larger Force Than
Asked by Department Pro-
vided For in Bill Endorsed
by Committee.
ESTIMATE OF NEEDED
OFFICERS INCREASED
Proposal to Make Total
Strength of Peace Establish
ment 10000 l. Beaten by
Single Vote.

"","''N''"' w. l' h"'''
,"''''''N Y''''"' .''' ~ .'"N Nv"
i"' ''N"''i T'''"'nB '' I.f "' TOO
WV NJ D., "''n wv" p'I ''nl "'"N
'"'' TOT l',r""l * "''hHln1 ~
NUN "P u" l'u'o''. "h,'h '
N'N'l i''i .n'h ,h' "'' "'P'' 3.
l''"' "'"'". ~" "'f..'.'' ~ anu
'''''' '''i''''"'S ''r'" ."' ."'''
voting /. 'n" comm ftu' began u.
q pr"u"-iI 'u' t-h u'H men. lh'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
TENTATIVE JUROR
IN LORIMER CASE
DOES CHURCH WORK

INTIlT TNI- - T'TWINHIUU y
vorn ou an unuua' .hureh report 'Ir-
stead of plaVlng cards during spnre
moments should hc Do" retained ~ h"
lury uHu. was grl"trd Artnur ".
PARKER VINO hus been tentaukcl, ac-
cppt,d IN .utn sides for the ur Iu
the tr,al of william Lorimor. .ormrr
GI'ied states senator charged WIN
fraud bon connection with th, collapse
of tnr lH SAN" stropi Tmff and Saw
ms. bank. parkor i- trcafIr.r ui o
local church Eighi jurors o. been
ng,rptcl t,uiatteN nl botn sides
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
Aeroplanes Fly
OUer Elevators
andPowderMLl
Watchmen at Grain Storage
Points on Lake Superior See
Airman Thousands of Feet
Above Them.

superior, WI. Feb 20 Watch
men guarding big grain elevators CON.
tnining millions of bushels ut wheat
for the allies were alarmed early to-
DAY when AN doiup.H l,, suh ing $1,000
feet % The air. circle above the
docks FOR haif an nuur
Tho machile was observed Just bee
fore dawn. When = became light %
disappeared in the direction of the
new plant ut. the Minnesota steel
company on the 81 Louis river
An aCrupltuc rroe1'ls was sighted
near the In Puut powder pidlt az
Mdshburn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
COLORADO NOW HAS
ANOTHER NINE STRIKE

lead, lie. COLO, Fch. 20 Betwceu
aoo aud 700 employees OF I've ArNau-
sas valley plant ut tho Nincricdn
Smoltinr and Ecfnlnr company
struck todnS tor % wage in' rea~o "i
so cnts daN and adjustment of Ger
tain grievances. Efforts were made tu
keep furnace goiug several mines
nave been uatIiicd that No ere can b"
received at present. II Wds under
stood that unlN men n the in"chau-
zeal department ana few 'whceiers'
were work
Eariy today several men were ar
rested on charges of Interfering with
cuuploScs ON their way tu work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
FARM HAND SECURES
JUDGMENT FOE 20
YEARS BACK WAGES

Dos Moincs. Iowa. Feb. 20 Lewis
-. Bates, a farm hand wh' worked
for twenty years ou farms ned hN
IA" late Edward liowcli ana his
daughter Jennie, without salary, cN-
p"'iing ~ reward that Mis- Howell
should ho his wife, viii re"''Ne Sl'.-
"OO ~ the result oi "a iurN d.cis .on
IN the Pulk county district court
Both towcll aud Mias Howell Il ed.
Bates sued the estate for Slp,uOo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
Situation in National Legisla-
ture Much Less Disturbed
and Attention Centers on
Lansing. .Bernstorff Notes.
NEGOTIATIONS NOT TO BE
TRANSFERRED ABROAD
Correspondence Will Be Car
ried On Between State De.
partment and German Am.
bassador as Heretofore.


Washington. Feb 2G-Nith the ap-
parent quicting down 81 the situation
IN congress. the slhmnrin" crisis shifts
ha,k To- the n.gotiolons between Sec
rctsr, Lansing and Count Won b"rn-
storm
Mr Lansing said today there was
no ut'utiuu uf transicrring IA" neso-
iintiuus to Berlin to be- conducted be-
tween Ambassador Gerard aud the
) Berlin foreign oiire. ana reiterated
that the stat. department had heard
nuthing more from German. on IT,
request fut q drciarat 1n that the new
submarine campaign would not h'
conducted ~ violation of previous as
surancos tor the safety OF AmofIcnu'
travelling on unrcsisting liners
tn. situation IN congress arplrentlN
iS being held in check los IN. admin
is'iatlon leaders. while President VIII
son remains firm In his determination
to insist on the rights of American
to travel an Ships armed Tot detcns,
only
The United states, Secretary Ian
sius Indicated may discuss the cues
! uun of what property may hc regard
~ 80 armament on merchant ship
{ the question is raised
confidential Hdvi,o~ from Berlr
haNr 'orccust proposal '"r such d
discussion hy German, winch con
t.uds that armament permitted undci
ut,tuut iunal law as defensive, hn,
bopomr offensive with the advent "I
saHH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
WAR DEPARTMENT IS
IN FAVOR OF DEEPER
CHANNEL IN CANAL

Washington. Fob 90 Federal i'm
pro,,mrut of the i.ak" Washington
ship aua Washington. tu 90 idc a
channel thirty oot deep r"',N th"
Io,,s now nearing Dpmpl,luu and re-
.rtm'ut of the canal banks gt . cost
OF t',,ou0. Was approved 'uday nN
th, war department
IN" Lake Washington nr' sect con-
irtlplttrs Iototmout ui tIo canal
banks between tho head of salmon
bay ind Nurthhtnk between l.nk,s
tuiou and MaShngtou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
SpM in G. O. p.
In California
WMBe Healed
Group of FactiOnists Agree to
Support Single Delegation
to Chicago Convention OF
Republicans.

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SAN Francisco irb 20 \ group
ui Republicans from nll over Cbiitor-
mia met hero today three hours hc-
tore m" executive committee of the
Republican state central committee
W1- called tp meet aud agreed Co So
icUt and uppuri 20 list uf delegates tu
the Republican national convention
Ht chicago June 9.
Th, announced purpose Of the gath
.cfing was 'u bring together all tor
u'r elements ot IA, Republican party
aud tnu- 4. insure a Republican VIE
tor, n the approaching presidential
election.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-26
ITALY REPLIES
TO SUGGESTION
ABOUT ARMAMENT
Lansing Declines to Give In.
formation but II Is Learned
Answer l. Discursive, Not
Conclusive.

Mneniugtuu Foh 20 secretary
LANSING announced to-day th,t ON, oi
thc cutcutc pllics had rcplrd tu h-
surErstiuu tnr tho disarmament %
merchant ships
Although Secretary Lansing de
ciincd to ton the name cot o., reply
ing power. Il WAS learned thyp il was
ltaly aud that the r,pl, Was ursu-
mcutltiyr rather than conclusive. Il
was pointed out mat Italian liners
give pledges uot tp uso then arud-
mcnt except fur defense wn'n clear.
INK from American ports.