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Evening star., 1916-03-02

Handkerchief Sale
For Men and Women.
1ec for Ladies' Csc Pure irish
Linen Hand d-embroidered Hand
kerchfefs. some Of sheer linen and
some Of heavier grade.
3se for Mems SOC Pure Linen
Handkerchief, beautifully hand
hemmed; also d-embroidered
Initial handkerchief, 3 for $1.oo.
Handbags-Special.
At $1.5o-EnveIope Purses, In
black Morocco, Pin Seal, Vachette.
Ecrase-in brown, tan, green and
purple.
At $2.e5-Reai Seal Bags, Mo-
rocco Bags, MoIre SILK Bags and
Envelope Purses In seal and
vachette-aIi the newest shapes
many IS values.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
Trying to Have Army Camp
for Training Of Militia
Established in Albuquerque

President o. y Marion of the
Commercial club ma. headed q movc-
mcut g. secure for N-luduorque one
of the ,ouocrtratiun and training
amps % b. expected viii be needed
Boo getting iho militia ready for border
..'tI., \ Telegram Yves sent to- n
\ Jones, assistant sr.rttary of tho
interior, asking him 90 hclp bring tho
camp here.
Mr. Marion ~tclcgrtphod To- MIR.
Jones IN part as follows
~ % camp tor Dnu,"utrntiou ms
training purposes Albuquerque is
ideal; ample railroad facilities; cli-
mate unsurpassed within "a few hours
Of IN, border. not only every ncccs-
sits but every convenience our citi-
z.us urge that Albuquerque be dcsir-
mated as one Of the concentration and
training camps and very sincerely ro-
quest vour assistangc Co that end
VIII you not do all in .our power with
Secretary Baker In this matter and
wire me what ~ necessary for H. to
do Ia assist YOU"
go. y. MARION.
president Albuuuerque Chamber Of
Commerce and Commercial club.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
TENSION isis ~ Ni;ILO>N
WHEN GIN. GALES NtiItt\t -

Douglas Nr.z. tune l' There wa
q marked ',sSouiug Of the tension
along me Arizona Sonora border toe
dt, This was do" target q" she AZ
rival .n Aqua Pricti of General 'Iii'-
IN. general At once assumed con
tro. of rh" situation am tho N'Nirdu
sid, PROMISED American 300 sonora
shat hc would personals see rhcN Were
not wul.sted and save assurance that
iu tu, event 81 hpStiliti"s ho would
escort them 90 the border Thl- pro-
rintyd better feeling along the bound
arr
,irn,rai GALES has advised Mexican
residents of Douglas 10 remain u1li"t
and not allow themselves tu bc drawn
into .u--.on- of the situation
THE ma.ur of Douglas today H.
formed al ~uItIuualitIo- maj go Ions
ls 'U,. ,umpis with thu 'aw thcJ viii
Do, protected ny the city pud county
a~ufhur.iIo-
According 20 the report received at
Aqua pri'ta four Mexican .ldicr~
and Two civilians were WOUNDED Iu
the lighting ai M1aatlau The land.
u- 90 rn, Americans tool place tt
j.. 300 "a m sunday
Message from southern sonora
received here to-day say that NIuer.-
can resident, ui DutNWas lui tgat
vicinity have gone con- board no, sur-
uuli- stationed there because ut the
.f.ellHg evidenced aEnluat them
Additional I'puit- HtN' boon De-,
,y.ycd her, ihuj Mexican ,..liaus
an, uclue armed N' fhr authorities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
COLOR NbD ORDERED To
i.Nisi Ni.IIlItHi NJ

Denver iHH' DO BATTALION uf
r..I artillery with n'tipurr'or- stan
wII '' i"DrlI',d m Colorado Tor scr.
... .. 'Nc border orders fu this
,t.. received tpdns Dos L~.,lt,ulnf
sharpe triIi,t. Inspector ui the
O u.'.I states arms u%atfrri,. \ and
| already tr, V'.l ursl Wed Ef.
FORTS uI| ., directed immediately 'o
r..IaE'."- .t,',r" g ~ Colorado
~rr.uE. t. ..uu a- each batter.
ro, bod n., o.uyorH % 90. mem
tnd three ulic'rs and nftccu men fDI
tho h',iuuli',r. stan thoy Val u,
.uHp' sea lud mustered lu
pcu.,r units 81 the COLORADO ui>
tiuuHl guard began moving to IA,
mobilization cam nca Golden late
TODAY ~ nigh' II wa expected
practically uIl NE local organizations
would be- clcamp'd At M rinc range
an 'ho mex few days vuuld ho
utilized 900 recruiting To the required
strength These included comptuios
. and /. infantry, troops \. - ana
e. cavalry. battery u hospital COM.
piuN ana signal COMPANY.
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tr' force, tAc minimum tr,ugth ui
Winch viii De- upwards of 100000
mvu. viii Doe held under arms for two
o,k- or a mont lille th, processes
of muster into the federal .,rti,, and
ui equipment are being worked out
N'.t. New Mexico aud Arizona
uurdsmcu ALREADY arr at jhc border
under % call issued several weeks uru
Ia embassy communication.
brought the Washington government
t- nr.t news OF trouble at Mazatlan.
According Co. the Mexican Version
'%"ufusion followed an attempt TO and
marines from "a varship. The en-.
hassy received % report from the
military ,~omuHudor AT MuIdtidu
General MczfvT telling OF the incl
don't accompanied by instructions
from the MoXic, city foreign Office.
urging that the Moxicaus be kept
aboard their ships.
General Mezto. report said the
men landed az Maznutu wcr" ma
HluoS. hut As the guuouat Annapolis.
tho only ship knoVu to De there. has
mo marines aboard. II was presumed
that ulucjackct- were involved The
MeItO report told this story:
a BOAT from the warshlp ap-
preached q Mdzatlau wharf aud Was
warned to keep of until permission
90 land could bee obtained from the
military authorities. II went back to
The ship several hours later re-.
turned with is crew armed. The Of
ncer IA command was told permits
iou ior landing a not been given
and an argument onsued. \ crowd
~ soldiers ana civilians had gathered
on the wharf ~ The midst of the
discussion a drunken Japanese nrod
% shot Al the Americans who prompt
is replied with q yollcy iato the
luWu turrau2a soldiers returned
'n, nrc and the boat withdrew. lcaN-
Dos hchlud Two ofh,er- who were al
r'-ted. Explanations then Wen, ca
hanged hy the commander Of the
NHr-h,p and the Carranza genera
1d the American otilcrs we're Ie-
leased
The message makes uu mention of
casualties bGt says two Mexican sole
..'ie tud one civilian were injured
Telegram. calling tor the militia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
iDWN \\IiO\N .t N,p
~ ~ BiiIlNtD NiIID

De-, Muiuc- iowa june l' bcl1'
r receipt uf orders Tor the mohili1a.
t.uu 'i ~" Iowa national guard :" =
regarded los officials tuda 1s Wdioot-
NIX that IN" Iowa guard would not Dee
used At once f"r border s'rNi,"
tiou'tll officers of tho guard to-day
discussed with representative Of the
railroads plans for iduhIliling here
So n.u th" cali arrives
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been ordered mode read, lof cu-
triIumDui
~ I"-T---ivu no- -..u 100 th'
-tat, department i0uIHh' u th'
course tu Doc pursued with f'aItd i"
tn, reply Go General D|1Ii1.lN motto
demanding the withdrawal u' Che
American TROOPS nov Iu N,NI.H. %
WIS prepared last week NN .u,r''ll.
Lansing and i- .ttll 100 President WI
sons hands. o. bad been '.'rui'd
&C. dispatch 30 Co N'N.'s CSC, i"uiUl
ruW Dy special mo-t,us, 0Y' t..'''
Developments may change ll.a p.n
"fici,l reports ina, roycut raids
along the border had created alarm
auuuR American residents lu Mexico
city ana elsewhere beyond the nut
der were reelected today Iu 90 moss
sage received at the Mexican embassy
from General cnrrarza IL stated
that excitement prevailed a. the
Mexican capital uVcr the ominous
signs along the border and asked
EliscO Arrcdoudu amnassador-dcsig-
nate To- tel the hrst chief what no
had learned OF the intentions OF tho
Washington government toward Mex
leo tn reply Mr ~Nrredondo includ-
ed e. copy OF secretary Bakers state
mout announcing the call for the
militia.
Ctrrauza's note demanding the re-
call ut the American expedition asked
for a statement Of the purpose OF the
tinted States and Secretary Lam
sings response as It has been drafted,
ls understood virtually To- rcStatc the
N.. Ia. o IA. 4 .V... AIAVt
ed by the Democratic national cou-
vcntion at -. Louis.
Wien officials here hoaru of Toe
NIGHTS mc,-tso Co the embassy they
construed 10 Is 90 further indication
that th, 3D., tactic government Was
struggling with elements Iu Mexico
over which u had lrttl" control For
thre. months the ,cuuumi, situation
which General 'arraula has been at
Trrp'.u- 600 solve without foreign IL
uaut'1l aid has boon growing stead
it wui-' Iu,tsiu,sS has been luaf-
Tested o. many parts uf the Icpuu-.
ir uud |ulItutor- whose purposes and
u|nluf.uu- tr, not clearly known
h,ro have seized 'h. opportunity tu
-tIr the smuuldcrIus 1utI-NmcrIeuu
feeling, throughout northern Mexico.
Tn, Washington government has
watched with growing alarm tho
spread 90 disorders throughout Mes
ir1 and evidences that Carrnnli f,
control over n- arm, and Bats people
Mas waning .rum day tu dt, ip 200
tho time General Tr,,iuo served uu-
uu o,uoral pcrshiug ll-t w,'h
that lut movement of hi- TROOPS c>-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
MORTUARY
Funeral at " u. 70. Nc,sgar

Funeral service for W " ~ Metz
par Wcr, held 40 20 o'clock Yesterday
morning at tb, catholic church at
PdJarito MANY friends of Mr. Metz
gar attended the funeral, - uumnor
going from Albuquerque. BURIAL VA
In ia" paJatltp ,cmctcr, Nh Metz.
gar died Saturday Al the ~ OF -
years. Tie wa u pioneer resident a
veteran ana an ~ Indian tighter He
was buried m % pine coffin hc made
himself xix wears ago,
StN ouS SURVIVE Mr. Mctzgut They
are - j and George ", Mctzgar II
Ntrisco " 49, und T. IT. Metlga' ut
raiaritu. sol s. ,.otzgar If A%lhuguci
que and " u Nct1gar Of Magdalena.
Mr. Motzgar dried several years ago
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19

Miss Huclah II PNsons Died a.
@ 30 O'Clock yesterday afternoon 1T
her home on south Walter str,t
She had been mere tbout q year. com
ing with her parents from South
Boston Mich whittier the body VIII
30" taken b., them tomorrow ou 40.
% IN burial
1GuctuI -'i. H,ss viii Dee hold to-
rIght ~ 3Iruur rothcrs chapel 1T
300 u'clo.b .h, Er,. , - Nmau
oiiciatiur
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NJ \H\\ NIIi>iD> OF TIGHT
VI WYATT " I~\DtII>III

Dus-if-. Nrr 1Unr go 4 version
col. fl, '-lgog,u,ut uctWceu American
lusI.u,. ,rl M,,I,nu forces ut Mazlt-
ban N,at,tdiE. received az Aqua
if.oi' tudl, mentions uu casualties
,u either -II,
\ telegram from General Angel
liui, Iuili'ii. governor q S,ualra.
o. u.ru,flI g. ELIAS 'illcs military
governor ~ ~uuor told 90 the ,u.
gtrru'ut
The mos-as, Go General Gale. sad
th" American. u"r" forced Co. rc-om-
hHHA when Jr.t tri ty MeNi,lns Tho
reason iur 90. landing 90 IN. marines
Et NOT stated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
WYOMING. ct N,D Will
NDtsit III ~ StN DAYS

cheyenne Nyo.. June ir.-Thc mo-
hilization of thc eight companies ~
infantry 81 the Wyoming national
guard at Fort - \ Russell Is eN-
pcytcd To- bee completed within six
DAYS. according To- "a statement made
40 ~ tdiutaut generals office. or-
dcrs were sent To- company command
crs tudal CO. proceed t. the mobili1a-
tisu Iuiu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
Twenty-Five Days for Man
Who Took Punch at 0'Grady

William Hall, charged with drunk
cnno@s and assaultiug an officer. VAS
sentenced 90 twcn;y-ftto doys in the
chain gang los Guy Judge Mcclellan
today. HAN took a punch at captain
Pat p'Grady ct the way 20 the station
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
i.IGtiN i,S NR<t.U To
~ m \l'N To E<THNt\

'~INN"UU' NNO- Jun" N FI'TW
hospital COMPANY SO. ! aud hold am-
hulau,o company y 90 ! ct the United
states army ~ Fort - y Russell -.
,'t.'d orders to-day 10 hold them
-"Ia,- .u readiness 20 cntrtin Tor th'
Mexican border These orders clu-
D"'i'd p%r'.i... instruction. Co .utrniu
tomorrow fHi Fort benjamin llarr.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
Consul Is Ordered from His
Post at Matamoras. Which Is
Expecting an Early Attack

brownsville. Tex june lg-lnitrd
States Consul l.. " Johnson arrived
here from his post at Mntamoros his
afternoon and announced that h"
had received orders from the state
department a. Washington to quit
Mexico Matamuros expects to hc
attacked by the United states Consul
johnson adId
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
Mail-car Passenger to Spend
Thirty Days on Chain Gang

Harry o. Lee. cr. IsrI with ties
pIs-ius uu a santa O., frtiu Wa Son-
t"nrod Go thirty d. 100 the cham
san iu th, city cD.i. tu.. morning
Hr Was arotstcd in 3D. mad az IL IS
sald hD was beating n.- vlr west and
got 90 the mail car 90 BItpu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
\iNNDN 10 ORGANIZE
>NrID>N 81 Ni;D VI p>tI'

RENO N"t. June a. Although the
s',t" of >eyadu ha- no national guard
cop state militia organizations Gov
Emmett - no>lo said to-day
that immediate step. would 10, taken
O." urgiu.l" 10 national guard and
hriur 10 up tn iIll peace strength 500
men Tho troops viii b, ready tor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19

transport Utuo,"h at Stntu Domingo.
Three destroyer VIII De selected from
the fleet 80 -iN nov ou route To- Key
West i~pm Sautu booming
Rear admiral Miu~l"W commander
CO., naval forces con tho wcs, coast. MI.
h"us. fuuI destroyer aud i've other
small Vessels Geo boz dispatched under
hi- authority
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Nut"uou.l. r.rairiug soc per hour
~ are familiar with All m,kcr u!
cars. tv'lN, .,YI experience IN r'
~ vurk Gu, u- - trial luu viii
got r. square deal The Sew Auto
Worhs. go Noith Firs, street Free
ur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-19

ice within thirty dals. ~ the opiu-
ion 81 ~, governor.
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FDR SALE OF trade Tor larger cars
OncFurd truDk one Metz roadster.
one Hun racer Al been oNcthaui"d.
Call 3.i Nurth FIRST.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
BAPTIST ACADEMY
FINAL EXERCISES
Splendid Commencement Address by
Or. Hardy-DipIomas and
Medals Awarded.

TIE closing exercises OF the Bryan
Baptist Academy. with the awarding
Of diplomas by DIR. NJ. Z. Weaver.
president Of the Academy, and the
commencement address by DR.. Hardy.
president Of Baylor Female College.
took place this morning at 10 o'clock
at the opera house.
Two splendid numbers by the popu-
lar B. B. A. Glee Club opened the
program. after which the speaker Of
the day. DR.. Hardy. was formally In
troduced by Rev. NJ. Z. Weaver. The
audience heard with increasing In
terest throughout DR.. Hardy's beauti-
tul. practical and inspiring address on
sDvsies, Obiisssisns and Service
Versus Rights. Privileges and I'm
munities." His words of advice and
helpful suggestions to the members Of
the senior class of b. B. A. we're given
with loving interest and were not
only appreciated by the young men
and young women who on that occas-
ion received their diplomas Of grad
uation. but we're equally enjoyed by
the entire audience.
At the close OF Dr. Hardy's address
diplomas were awarded by the presi-
dent OF the Academy to Miss Orlena
Williams. Miss Vivian Showers. Miss
Gussie Kurten. Gamer Jones and
Jesse Watson.
The following medals and scholar
ships were also awarded:
Senior scholarship at Baylor Uni
versity. Jesse Watson.
0ratorical medal. awarded annually
ham. Miss Seleta Sanders.
Miss Sara Williams and Miss Agnes
by Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Fountain. Jesse
Watson.
Scholarship at Baylor Female Col
lege. Miss Gussie Kurten.
Medal for highest grade in music.
given annually by Mrs. ID. ID. East
Umland, who we're barred from CON-
petition for the medal because Of
other classes. were called to the
stage and given honorable mention by
Prof Nearing. director Of the music
department
Medal for highest average in mathe-
matics. given annually by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. o. Boatwright. Leroy John
son OF Pasadena.
Medal for highest general average
In school In all classes. given annual
ly by Mr.. Eugene Edge. Leroy John
son OF Pasadena.
After few appropriate remarks BY
A. W. Buchanan. president OF the
board Of trustees. the audience was
dismissed. Thus came to a brilliant
and successful closing another splen.
did school year at Bryan Baptist
Academy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
HOUSTON OFFICIAL
ADRyAN GUEST
Mr.. E. e. Sands, City Engineer Of
Houston. Will Be Guest Tonight
Of the City Council.

Mr.. Z. z. Sands. city engineer OF
Houston. arrived in the city at 1:3s
this afternoon and will be the guest
this afternoon and tonight OF the
Bryan City Council. Mr. Sands comes
to Bryan at the invitation OF City En-
gineer A. s. Adams and his visit Is
for the purpose OF demonstrating civic
improvements.
A banquet at the Hotel Bryan has
been arranged for him this evening
at o'clock. when ne will deliver a
few remarks to the City Council Of
Bryan. He will leave. escorted by the
members OF the Council. at 7:15 for
A. & NJ. College. where he Is sche-
duled to deliver an illustrated lecture
at the engineering building. starting
at 7:i5.
Judge j.. W. Doremus. city attorney.
will introduce the distinguished visit.
or at the luncheon at Hotel Bryan.
City Engineer Adams. In converse.
ton with a reporter this morning.
said: Every enterprising business
man and citizen OF Bryan should hear
this lecture tonight at the College. as
Mr.. Sands has spent years o: study
on the subject Of civic improvement
and is nationally recognized as a lead
er In this line OF work"
All those who desire to attend the
lecture are requested to catch the 5:i5
car at the interurban station.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
,sy Associated Press J

Columbus. n. NJ. May 2i.-The re
organization Of at least two OF Villas
scattered bands is unofflcially report
cd here. II is said they we're re
cruited In Southern chihuahua and
are coming northward. Poems who
are joining the bandits are promised
loot. General Pershing is said to be
keeping in touch with the bands
movements. though his cavalrymen
are not going south from the advanced
base.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
War Summary.

London. May 24.-The Germans are
continuing a desperate drive on Fort
Dousmona and have succeeded In cap.
turing part OF a French trench east
OF the fort. The French claim they
are still in possession of most OF the
fort. West OF the Meuse the Ger.
mans made their way into a portion
OF the village of Cumieres. East OF
Dead Mans Hill Berlin claims the
capture of the entire village OF Cum
ieres, taking over 800 prisoners. In
cluding eight officers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
French Want Explanation.

Wy ArHptihifn if"rHl
Paris. May 24.-A motion demand
Ing a secret setting OF the Chamber
Of Deputies at which Che government
shall give explanations in regard to
the first phase OF the verdun opera.
tions is being circulated in the -legis-
lature. 1t is not expected the motion
will be moved until Premier BRAND
again appears before the army com.
mittee.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
Caught Bandit Leader.

Marathon. Texas. May 2i.-Lieuten
ant Colonel Alvarez. leader OF the
Glenn Springs and Bouquillas raid
escorted by detachment Of IN,
eighth Cavalry. was brought here and
turned over to the local authorities
to be taken to Alpine for trial.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
FIRE RAGING IN
IANEVADA MINE
Four Are Known TO BE Dead In Rag
Ing Fire Which 10 uneon.
trollable In Mine.

Virginia City. Nevada. May "a
There are four known to have perish
cd in fire which Is raging under
lower levels OF the Yellow Jacket
mine which Is near here. Two ol
those who we're In the mine have
been recovered.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
Russian Bark Sunk.

Barcelona. May 2i.-The Russian
bark Regina was sunk by submarine.
The captain and the crew have ar.
rived here. The captain says he saw
two life boats containing the crews
OF two Italian vessels and both we're
sunk by the same submarine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
WIRELESS RECORD
| HAS BEEN BROKEN

Sidney. n. s. W. May st.-rhe
American steamship Ventura. which
was docked here today. reports that
they picked up by wireless a message
from Tuckerton. n. j., which is 1000
miles away. This Is said to be the
worlds record.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
MAJORITY FAVOR
| ABLE TO bRAND|ES
Committee Voted by Small Majority
to Report Favorably the Nom.
ination OF Brandeis.
(Ry Associated Pross.l

washington. May 2i.-The senate
Judiciary committee voted today ten
to eight to report favorably to tho
senate the nomination OF Brandeis as
associate justice Of the Supreme
Court. II was strictly a party vote.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
Must Restore Serbia.

Athens. May 2i.-Prince Alex
ander OF Serbia. In an interview with
the Associated Press. said he has as
surance from all the allies that no
settlement would be accepted which
did not provide for the restoration OF
Serbia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
Won BUEL0W COMING.

London, May 24.-Prince Won eue.
low, former German chancellor, 10 en-
route to Washington charged by EN-
peror William with a special mission,
according to the Exchange Telegraph
Company.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-24
Sim Fein Found Guilty.

tBy Associated PrcssD
Dublin. May 2i.-John MacNeill.
~~~~>~~~~~~>~~~>~~~ >~~~~~>~~~~~>~~>~~e
to enlist. The army reorzanization
bill now awaiting the presidents sig.
nature would automatically muster
them into the federal service. and an.
other refusal means court martial.
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CROWD WON OUT
Their Man, Judge Wear, Elected
Chairman by Close Vote Of
428 to 4o6.
fRy Associated press.l !

San Antonio. Texas. May 24.-The
Bailey.Ferguson forces won the pre-
liminary skirmish in the state demo-
cratic convention today when the
committee report recommending
Judge c. w. Wear for permanent
chairman was adopted by a vote OF
42s to 4O6.
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For Safety Of Americans.

tBy Associated Press.)
Washington. May 2i.-The senate
foreign relations committee recon-
mends to favorably report the Kern
resolution directing Secretary OF
State Lansing to inquire regarding the
safety OF Americans In the ireland dis,
'tricts where martial law has been pro
claimed.
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(By Associated Press.)
Paris, May 24.-An Italian shell to
day blew up the largest munitior
depot at Rovereto and the town Is II
flames, according to a Rome dispatch
Several heavy guns were also de
stroyed by the explosion.
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WOULD SEND RELIEF
| To POLISH PEOPLE

Washington. NAV -. - Senator
iIitchcock's resolution requesting
Secretary Lansing TO inform the sen.
ate regarding the attitude OF the
British government concerning the
shipment Of supplies to people In Po'
land. was today recommended for
passage by the foreign relations com.
mittec.
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Note by Special Messenger.

Washington. May 2i.-The new Car.
rama note will be sent to Washington
by Special Messenger Rodgers. Mex.
leo City advised the state department
No forecast OF the contents was given.
1t is expected the last of next week