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The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-12
Some Queer Ones

On condition he enlist in the Cana dian troops immediately after the cere- mony Saskatchewan girl has married an Iowa man.
 After a train had been wrecked fouZ times on one trip OH the Northern Ia cifc railroad jinx was found in box gar. It was black cat
 A false mustache was used by an ap' Dlicant for the marine corps in Hous- ton. Tex, but he failed to get in be- cause the ends turned up
 Lawyers are barred from the adjust ment of the estate in the will of a wealthy attorney of Elyria, O., who says they are all dangerous"
 Because in 6 dream he saw q baby killed by a Zeppelin bomb an English Daciflst has asked the authorities for permission to join his brothers bat tery.
 Girls of nineteen are not wise, rules the California supreme court In award ing one S4,oO0 damages for injuries the defendant insisted she was old enough to avoid.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-19

But when she does she'll let him
know. He won't have to pop the
question.
why should girl have to sit
back and wait until some man asks
her to marry him?" asks Helen. "It's
ridiculous. If loved man I'd pro-
pose to him tomorrow.
Who would deny that it is more
digniied for girl to say the actual
words, Let US mate than to resort
to lures in seeking to place the re-
sponsibilities elsewhere2"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-19
Do you think you could make her

Do you think you could make her
love you? ....-.--.-...- -.
She is smiling, red-headed beauty;
lives in Seattle, WASH and says she
will propose to the first man she falls
in love with. 49,
And this is leap year, too! - -
Helen Jarrett, who sells tickets at
a theater box window, and has just
scads of fellows trying to sneak a lit.
tie Irritation while they're reserving
seats in the Nth of Xth row, hasn't
yet seen one she'd like to marry,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
nIRrIls Am nnAams.

nirths Mf aud Mra Sediar. hospital
hHf hanisl ana itairn unsaRl ttt south
Twenty Hiklh avenue ta8 AaHtnH end Lh
Tan Mfulae Httf south ftlftsnpth stfeEt
sif HamaH snt Mars WtEeis tatt a
street sri tdgaf aha Ami Afnstfaua
s8tR II M&ef aFahae ssfl hEnnsth aha
NtanlferA AfMafttW Fts anath fWshit
ss eAf stfeei aifi salvatore snt haA an
HaHA tEfl HHHth hfaaH street haE NsHs
#Ha NHeaheth l4kRes hFtt anHth ENFtf
Hsfaht Hifast sfi inaFfh aHa NatH MHfis
vets $500 AfHth tHaHff fH9fth street h1f
tsHs ASA h6ttha FetefHM F1tf NsttfnrHt8
Atfeft sif3 MhinM ana MHfta FthNfs ftat
t.sftAatie fraaaa aiEl O suH tthsf tse
t6a 1858 fusisf aFan8e H WtiilsM
aH MtaHM atuntf ltlf aaatH Alath siffet.
Nssths HaFari nsfamsh ti ha6i
Ea Haam alttfh ~ baaattsf HHaNsit
Htat&h trEf $3.50 Hath NIWk1#anth iteet
STAR hfwtstfsHE hHslttN Hee
30 FHatIal Eefsalf M % see
Hath fHFase tht fa fstah WHf
tssk & hsHta 8WfH# MaH tt hefHt
fsI Wn krHa MeHat kHFifst Nas
taf sstfff hssfltti tfNH sHa
taaaAt tsAt stHant
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
FOR SALE-MIsCELLsNEoUs
Furniture nnd HoosehoIa Goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
AT HALF PRICE

BE sure TO see the greatest values ever Of
fered In High Grade Furniture. our prioas
Will show you that We are offering bigger
values than can be had elsewhere. Come IA
and convince yourself, do not buy until you
see these wonderful bargains.
The items listed below at these prices
should interest you whether you need furni-
ture now or In the near future.
LET US SAVE YOU MONEY.
OUR MOTTO-Highhst quality goods at
lowest prices, with better accommodations
than elsewhere.
$ VIM. g. Mary High Back Diners t2.sb
: o Washngtonlan High Back Diners. t2.4b
: Gen. Lea. High Cfne Back Diner. 50. 95
$40 54-in. guar. Oak Col. Dining Table ti6.7b
t45 54-in. VIM Mary Dining Table sle.16
SIS Large Tapestry Rockers. ....tt...fs.7b
g22 OYerstuffed Gen. Leather Rocker SiQ.9b
326 Genuine Leather wing Rockers. tl4.75
s35 Mpl. Velour Oyerstuned Rocker $3.50
$40 Solid Mahog. Cane Wing Rocker. 1915
84S GENUINE Leather Dayenports. $500
$40 4s-in. Gen, Nah. Library Table. 1850
s2b Genuine Mahogany Library Table, 1875
si2 Nah. or Walnut Music Benches. 80, 1918
si2 Fumed Oak Gate Leg Tables ..,. 1913
We deliver 10 all parts Of city.
OUT-OF-TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED.
PHONE DOUGLAS 1917
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21


f0uAu uleu nI somsa ~ha Nant good
podfiuna should advertise in The lee
lt Il the PAPER blE business mru read
tausrFa htHkFrs, tttau and whalasais
merchants
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

ilnt ,i~aaiaE aud nieeLlaR,
hihANt NauatlAs Hil hlnda hats cleaned
and rehlueksd iAls 1850 itnnrf ST.
ALL KINDS u hats cleaned aud hlockssi.
lA5l tafuam VI Phone Tied eaaa
tsprs.s tatapaalss,
TWIN CITY NAgrNaA NWf HN taHa Ht
t'naklta tili tlesfY hA4lns a See sitx.
coles ttpfsss Get nlA fatuam liat
,.... uaiF nrv.sies
inh hAf, li3if FAf.sfa nAifH tAH
Mspieafias tnlnt articles Unas sia
skaw taedss
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ratatisa asa tapsftau
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
nIItpISG PERMITS.

B r. norman. agtt North rwenty-uevs
Barkef. frame dwelling. ts SOC. charles
Horn 1905 Mason frame dwelling t2h0A.
charles HHfni t2n8 Mason frame dwelling
81 see. charles torn Aa1s Mason. frame
dp eiitnK ! 500 Mrs rs sutherland. a4gz
NHfth fwrHit NTH sRruue. addtran i1ee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

tFessnaAk
AZ fNNNni0N Ntlf knit5 has risaitaK
k8g tiWitWha liamatlithiME Aah fiaMJ
hs hatina Na N haRtNt iilk "a ttH
Ftfsttlsss Nafk Alfs luHaat
az hatfa hlas lf'H ani iogaltf ~ a
tfa a Htafhsf lsNls tsiaft4 tafNstts
faF aI naslons b. hass Hfts tf
MHaaMa MMkAa88 lAae ga 4atta N Il
FiHfsnflar AptH FhHna imHa ~ #t
sthiaHshf iFefsmah'ps Hsi Ave
Meiatsf Nfssma8kias i fM tit Mat
fasFF t4essuass slisss eh rsfnara
tsHf eefs aru aatMe aHe NRA 8fgt.
Ht AtN stsias aat tsf aats mse ttf4
Nf tef afs slslastatA Aat ffft
tuatAsaaa
81 th ~ s.iass -
Watks
NN ME4NA 8HiNaH4 staAsa NaftFA
H8Fklam HtFtts A#h MAA#AftM tf
ElFet Naes AGA fka#HattsaH N .a
sFsFtHHHf t lAtHs sst etF rtstH
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shse Heeststss
ANN itt itH atF AEs fH
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Detectives.
PHIL WINCkLER. 21l5 Dewey Ave.
Expert, low rates. Harney b7os
JAMES ALLAN. Sl2 Neville Block. EH-
dence secured in all cases. Tyler iiSS.
Evidence secured. all cases strictly conf
Dental; consultation free. 62S Bee. Ty yS,
Buttons and PleatinR.
DRESS pleatlng, hemstitching and Gov
cred buttons. Van Arnam Dress Pleat'
ing and Button Co, sd Floor Paxton
Blk. Doug, 3l09
Everything for Women.
ACCORDION, side, knife, sunburst. box
pleating. covered buttons. all sizes and
styles; hemstitehing. picot edging, oul-
eyelet cut work. bnttonholes, pennants.
IDEAL BUTTON AND PLEATlNG 60.
40 Douglas Blk. Douglas 1885.
Ladles-You can always find ready made
clothes at Mrs. ltobortsons &ll Lake,
Accountants.
r. A. DWORAk, 9. p. A.
4a3-4S7 Range Bldg Tel Douglas 7iO6
Justices OF the Peace.
II. X. CLAIBORNE, bl2 Paxton Blk. Red
ifOl. Notary public; deposition steno.
G. w. BRITT. SOl Barker Blk.
Towel suppIscs.
OMAHA Towel supply @l =. llth. ID SO,
Vacuum Cleaners.
CLEAN QUICKLY AND THOROUGHLY
WITH ECLIPSE ELECTRIC; RENT 81
AND NbO PER DAY. DOUGLAS l760
Fixtures aud wiring.
DURKIN Electric washing machines.
electric irons and reading
lamps 2223 Cunning st, Douglas 25is.
Tailoring.
II. MARCUS. tailor and cleaner. pressing
and repairing. 500 N. 18th SC. ID. 1886
Osteopnth Physicians.
Ars Muslck, f02 Rose Bldg, Ty 2S53. H.1S29.
Bakeries.
CAKES, pastry and fancy bakery goods
supplied 10 parties, lodges and entertain
ments n. u. Reeder. 1906 NJ 18th. w. a29l
Furnaces and Tinwnre.
ROOFING, furnace and general tinwork.
,. ABRAMS. 1905 N. 24th 81 Web 6446.
HABERsTRoH, 4O26 Hamilton Wal, 291i
Dancing Academies.
DH LuAE ACADEMY. Ill \, 18th 81.
Advertiriog Novelties.
NJ. ~ shafer & Co. Farnam. d. 74H.
Wedding Stationery.
WEDDING announcements and printing.
DOUGLAS Printing Go, Eel. Doug e4.
Attorneys.
{. 4. Dickinson. 5ll Paxton Blk d. 1904
Dentists.
Dr. Bradbury. No pain, pi2 WOW. Bldg.
Taft's Dent Rms, 30s Pose Bldg D. 2lss.
Lawyers.
FItANcls MORGAN. 5l3 Bee. Doug 1859,
EIectroIysis.
Uloa Allender GA Bee Bldg. Red 3053.
Brass aud Iron FOundrfes.
Paxton-Mitehell Co, 9Th and Martha SITS.
watch Specialists
Christiansen, 40l Rose Bldg IS yr. exp.
wall Paper Cleaning,
Wallpaper cleaning by room or hour.
Reasonable. Phone =. 6Ss4. Geo Rumple.
Wines and Liquors.
BUY your family liquors at Kieins
Liquor House. 522 N. 18th. Douglas 1900.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
SWAPPERS' COLUMN

! FURNITURE for rooms, large rugs,
cost s5O refrigerator, cost t32, kitchen
cabinet, cost $50; dining room suite,
! golden oak; parlor suite, mahogany;
| other articles OF furniture. VIII trade
| for Ford or other auto, or what have
Non2 Address $. G. 1886. Bee.
If you have anything to trade, make up a
| nttle ad and run II In this column for
| seven days-it only costs 26c and &c per
! angwera ono or two answers are suf-
ncient 10 make your trade and the whole
transaction only costs about s0c. Try IT,
| ADDING MACHINE--DAiton Adding Ma.
chine, very good condition, will exchange
for Underwood typewriterB pictures, good
| books, or what have your Address 5. c,
ll9s, Bee,
EVERY person has a lot OF things which
he no longer uses and which Il would be
difficult 70 sell BUT trade them off Use
litte ad In this column and get some
other thing you can use.
DoG-Iaye fine white malo terrier dog
which want to trade for an electric
fan Good dog TO have around children.
Address $ G. s91, Rec
doop driving horse, harness and light
spring wagon. also good plano, to
change for car delivery or touring. Ad-
dress 9 1904, Rec.
TWO hair barrels. al gallons each. good
house or barn paint What have YOU to
trade for ono or both7 Address S. G. S92.
bee,
Gu1TAR-Want 10 trade my 4.year-oid
guitar for a casting rod reel. what
have you2 Write care Bee office y,
g s9g
NEW high grade cabinet phonogrRph
never been used; has excellent tone
what have your Address s. q. il9L
bee
FILMS DEVELOPED FREE when prints
are ordered. Eulargcments from any
negative. Knsc studio, 10th and Harney,
POST CARD camera for trade. Want real
estate lot or regular picture camera
what have Yuu3 ., y 500 lee office.
b-RooM cottage, price 81. 200. to swap for
good automobile. W. *. craig. 1911
city National Bank Bldg. Omaha.
GASOLINE range. absolutely new gtE
ftfle, phonugtaph with so records, What
have yon1 Address 8 g 1893, Bee
HAVE large qusrteraawed sidsboard 20
trada for rnllstnp dchb, or what have
Aouf Address 81 saa, Bee.
LOTS, berlt0. in Nowafh. Okt. Tor sals
Or, trade Tor tar or anything % equal
value Address "a 1875 Her
FuR SALE ~ trade. furnishlnkEa of room
hst tlA 18th At, 80 noet, fhaus
Douglas Aaas=
fiAh raa rauue ana nss plats. Aw4p far
thiehsnH or shat have YOU Walnut tss
LITTLE "a ip thA column sill bFtnk
ahHht #HWie remarkable exchanges
EaH ase Address & g Raa. NE
FuN eALN itnasehalb Hufhitafn. aF sail
1fata EQr rhl9keHs tiatnsY t&tt.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
ANN0UNCE EN- MENTS
FURNITURE STORAGE
FURNITURE STORAGE
FURNITURE STORAGE

FURNITURE STORAGE
FURNITURE STORAGE
When leaving & town
don't sell your furniture,
because you will get lit
tie or nothing for it. Let
us store it for you in our
large, safe storage house.
You can rest assured that
your furniture will be left
in safe, careful hands. All
our rooms are well venti-
lated and kept perfectly
dry all the time. Separate
locked rooms are just a
trifle higher than regular
storage. All the rooms are
sanitary and without an
exception the best place to
store your furniture
Rooms $500 up.
FURNITURE PACKING
FURNITURE PACKING
FURNITURE PACKING
1t will pay you to have
us pack your furniture.
Our packers are careful
an d experienced m en-.
They know how to pack
your goods for shipment
and protect them against
being broken when on the
road. Your goods will be
packed at your home or at
our warehouse.
We ship your goods
anywhere at considerable
saving to you in freight
rates.
FURNITURE MOVING
FURNITURE MOVING
FURNITURE MOVING
When moving call Doug
las 288 and have the
Fidelity serve you. You
will receive the best of
care and attention. Large
padded Vans insure your
goods against being broken
or marred. They are equip
ped with light springs,
which protect from jar
ring. Heavy blankets and
covers protect your fumi-
ture against being scratch
ed or marred. Call us up
and have a talk.
nDTf1I AC 600
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
SITUATIONS WANTED

wrEKtY RATE .se PER LINE
day wqrk or buslneas ads regulaf rates
lines pnn weeA ,ss+ssstt sstss,sts#s..t ~
y litira 0Ne AgN0M r..ss55s .tssats,.s atttt. .tae
each extra lne se per wrek
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
LOST-F0UND- REWARDS

OMAHA Il COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY
Persons having lost some article would
do well to call UP the office OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs street Railway
company 10 ascertain whether they left
IL in the street cars
Many articles each day are tlrred In
and the company Ia anxious 10 restore
them 70 the ifshtful owners Call
Doug. B,
~ YOu lose anything aud viii soyer,iss Il here,
you will surely recover II " found BY an honest
person Remarkable recoyeries are brought
about eyery day through this column,
THE LAW-people who find lost articles are
Interested IN knowing that the state law 10
strict Ia requiring them 10 seek the owner
through advertisement and otherwise and that
failure 70 DO So IN same can be proven. Ia
wolves severe penalty.
LOsT-Bunch of keys between 24th and
a0th on Spaldlng Return to Berg Cloth
ing Go. for reward
PARTY who took harness from brindle bull
dog, return 2430 Bristol nothing will be
said Webster 3293.
LOST-On Harney. between 14th and 18th,
a bowling medal fob, 'la13, all events"
Call Douglas b2sl
FOuND-White horse with gray blanket on.
Found Friday morning Fred Garlrich,
2oi Lincoln Ave
Lost-Eyo glasses big rims. Please return
ts az s. 18th st Guckert Mcdonald.
LOST Diamond ring wrapped with brown
cord Reward Can south 3506,
LOsT-Steriing silver initial link bracelet;
finder please call Doulaa s24s
LosT-s7 IN bills IN Brandeis stores. Re.
ward. Harney i24l,
FouND--A cameo layalier. Apply auditor,
Fontenele Hotel
FoUND-I.adys gold watch. Phone Web
hheI y sa1s
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED--County right men Fleming
Egg Prcserver keeps eggs fresh one year
81 retail package treats 100 dozen eggs
Sells 20 every consumer and producer Of
eggs. You can make big money selling
this preseryor through sub-agents The
sales manager viii be IN Omaha few
days allotiug territory. You are not too
big nor too little for this proposition, APP
ply Rnom a2g. raxton Hotnl.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
no AD TAKDH ron LESS THAN
A TOTAL or 2oc ON LESS
THAN 100 pER DAT.

CARD OF THANKS, DEATH AND
FUNERAL NOTICES:
10c per line. each insertion
minimum charge so cents.)
Monthly Rate for standing ads (no
change of opy).....,...st $3.50 per line
Count six words to the line.)
Contract rates ON application.
THE BEE will not be responsible for
more than one incorrect insertion OF an
advertisement ordered for more than
one time.
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given by The Bee IN payment for Want
ADS. as no mistake can be rectiied
without III EN-.
Use THE TELEPHONE n YOU cannot
conveniently bring or send IN your ads
Ask for Want-Af maker. and you will
receive the same good service as when
delyering your ad at the office.
PHONE Tyler I 900
wANT-AD COLUMNS CLOSE
FVENTNG EDITIONS, 1900 NJ,
MORNING EDITIONS. ......9:00 p. M
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
cam OF THANKS.
FLORISTS.
MONUMENTS AND rnMacrrnIEs

tuRE white reinforced cement grave
markers, with name and date $3.50.
crosses, t3N Del In days Redman
Marker Co. l5O2 spt neer Webster eos.
PERMANENT, consoling. proterting. ever
lssllng. sanitary tomb. the modern SARs
rOrHAGUS.
l4a.t0tla,vt Monument Is orka. mauso-
ieums. all kinds markers 18th charleh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21
SITUATIONS. WANTED
Miscellaneous.

WANTED-Houseclea by the dAr -oy
reliable oolored man. Call Webster 2069.
ASHES or refuse hauled by c. Nickeis
" Co. Phone Douglas S0l0
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

LAW NS mowed ho .seceaning Web, 1872
HAULING ashes and rubbish. Web. 50se
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

Otilce cleanlng, best Of RET. Tyler 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

tameHf apa patlaie. uetsFisls
#H8 H MH Ha8taa sm
ka i ms ffttf @E
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

MN0NEtfAAMtfa i1Ahy ModdinE rings
- tsih sra usuglas Sta
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-21

f0NNu men ur eaniHa wha Nant good
po1fluna should advertise IN The lee
W Il the payer ulE hbaiueas mnu read.
taukrFa htNkFFs, tetau aud whalasais
.------ L L
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
Persist in Claim They Have
Captured Czartovysk, But
Austrians Say Not
GREAT BATTLE RACES
ON TWENTY-MILE LINE
Reports by Way Of the Vatican
Indicate hat the Kaiser Is
Very Much Improved and
Will Soon Be Well

London. Jan. S.--The Vienna
war office admits that the Rus-
sians have resumed tho offensive
ON "A great scale ON the BtIkowina
frontier. and in Gaiicia. backed
by thousands of heavy guns.
Both Vienna. and petrogrsld re-
port fighting of great intensity
on twenty mile front along the
beilti on the Styr. The Russians
insist that they have taken Cxar-
trrySk, which the Au.trians con-
tradict. Both sides agree that the
Aussi;ins are pounding 1T the
AUSTRIAN lines fifty miles east of
hSvci. the immediate objective
on the Noihynia offensive. If thia
railway town can be taken by the
Slass they will threaten seriously
the Austrian line in all this sct-
ton. For that reason the posSi-
biiiitcs of a Russian success are
regarded as greater than at other
points of the line. Both the Lasxk
and DubDo fortresscs would he
cut Oft from supplies by the TAX
Ing az kovcl aud the envciopnicnt
of the Germans in the Psusk
region would he threatened.
The Russians announce that.
ate taking Czartorysk and tho
hills TO the west of the town, they
are pushing ahead To attack the
main heights between them and
sN0yef
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
Continental Army Plan Is Said
to Have Been Practically
Abandoned
KITCHIN AND BRYAN
EXTREMELY ACTIVE
Secretary Garrison, Before
House Military Committee,
Finds Himself Very Much
in Enemy's Country

Washington, Jan. s.--President
Wilson's program of national de-
Tense Is In serious danger. The
administration practically has
abandoned hope Of putting
rough bill to create
continental army as proposed by
Secretary Garrison. Doubts are
expressed by the Presidents adj
yiscrs that Congress Mill grant
any substantial increase I'm the
appropriations for the regular
army.
Democratic leaders appear to
I've confident that Congress will
authorize two batueshps and
other additions To- tho navy, al
though they do not discount the
strength of the opposition to the
naval features of the naval de-
Tense program.
The little navy men among Hous
are active and hopeful, an
two Kitchin. the Democratic leader
and William ]. Bryan.
AS the defense bills are to be origi
mated in the House. the opposition
devoting all Of its time at present I
organization in that bod,
Prediction is made that the admins
tration will not he fully advised as {
the force of the opposition 10 nations
defense In the Senate until the ques
ton has been passed on by the Hous'
Bryan Congratulate Sherwood.
That former Secretary Of state Brs
an is making an active campaig
among Democratic senators and rer
To defeat the administers
tion,s defense kil4s is Now = ccrtafnt,
This was disclosed today in a lette
written by Mr.. Bryan TO Represents
tive Sherwood, of Ohio. who made
bitter speech In the House early TIL
week IN opposition to preparedness
Mr., Sherwood. In his defense, rehuke
President Wilson for changing front
on the question of national defens'
Mr. Brvan's letter TO Or. Sherwood
In part:
ALLOW me to congratulate Won
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
81 AVS HAMMER
ANCIENT ENEMIES
MADERO FAMILY is
NOT BACKING REVOLT

New York. Jan. S-Erhesto Madero
took occasion to deny today the re-
port printed in a morning newspaper
that General Rosalio Hernandez has
the backing of the Madero family IN
revolt against Carranza, which he
appears ohave started in Mexico.
None of the Madero family is po-
litically interested in Mexican affairs
at present" said MIR. Madero. None
of us have anything to do with Cen
eral Hernandez. In fact, as good
Mexicans We long earnestly for the
restoration of order In our native
country, ami hope that General Car
rama may re able TO set up stable
government
For the rest. our only concern Is IN
our business affairs We have no In
tention of concerning ourselves poll
tically with Mexican affairs now or
hereafter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-09
"CHINAFICATIONISTS"
SWAT PREPAREDNESS
MILLER ARRESTED
In BACK BAY HOTEL

Providence, X. L., Jan. S.--Albert r.
Miller, Jr.. the fugitive Providence
broker was a.~ested in the Black Bay
Hotel in Boston this morning, brought
here and this evening pleaded not
guilty TO embezzlement OF $7,4o0 from
the estate of Mary c. Ormsbee, and
was remanded for trial. He admits
that his shortage will be 100000. but
II will be In excess OF $750.000, pos
s!bly sl.0o0.0 900. that being what he
lost playing the short end of Bethie-
hem steel.
Miller had been in hiding in Boston
for week under the name OF Will
liam P. Martin. the fact that he never
left his room conducting to his arrest.
While Mrs. Miller had denied all
knowledge of his whereabouts, there
was found in his room letter she
wrote Thursday. IN which she told him
that he must remain quiet for the next
few days. pretend 10 be sick and stick
TO his room, and she would Join him
tonight or tomorrow.