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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

dress. She takes the revolver and
while the despoilers are reveling with.
out shoots her two daughters dead and
falls on their lifeless bodies, help
less maniac.
Miss Beaudet brings to the emotional
strength of this scene a stage expert.
ence which began under the direction
of Marie Aimee, the great French &C.
tress, when Miss Beaudet was but
twelve. Miss Beaudet was later a
member of the famous Baldwin Stock
Company in San Francisco, of which
Clara Morris, Jeffreys Lewis and James
0'Neil were also members.
She was a member of one Of the first
theatrical companies TO make a tour
around the world, the tour being over
10000 miles.
Miss Beaudet left the stage for the
studios in 1912. joining the forces Of
the Vitagraph studio on Long Island.
The scene mentioned In "rhe Battle
Cry Of Peace has been remarked upon,
lW New York critics as one of the most
remarkable bits of emotional acting
ever depicted upon the screen, and
places Miss Beaudet i'll the front rank
of the screen actresses, the type that
hold the public not only through sheer
'prettiness, but because OF an ar.
tistic power compared to which all
other things must be considered as Sec
ondary.
spectacle, ''fhc Battle Cry of Peace"
theater sunday, Monday and Tues
at 2:30 p. nj. and night at
nts: children. Is cents.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
MORE VILLA RAIDERS
REPORTED CAPTURED

Columbus, n. NJ. April l7.~~Pre-
paratory to the arrival Of Il number
Of Villa followers taken prisoners at
the engagements at Guerrero aud
Aqua Calientes. new work was be-
gun today on stoekade in which
they will be confined. 4 double line
of tweke-foot posts strung with
barbod wire win enclose an acre of
army tents in which The MeNtcans VIII
be housed. II Is planned that the
guards shall patrol between the lines
of sarhed wire
1t IS expected that they will be
turned over shortly after their ar
rival TO the civil authorities of New
Mexico for trial. as have others cap
tured since the raid.
II was learned today that General
Pershing has asked for more civilian
scouts. especially those familiar with
the district south of Parral. This was
taken by military men here as an IN
dieatlon that the report Qf the find
ing of Villas body had MOI been con-
firmed and that the ADVANCED cavalry
detachments are pushing forward,
possibly into Durango
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
PERsH|NC' 5 AUTO
TRAIN ATTACKED;
BANDITS BEATEN


Camp Of General j j. Pershing at
the Front. April - (hv wireless 20
Columbus. n. Nj. April 10 -+An auto
train carrying the personal guard Of
General J. j. Pershing and food and
clothing for his staff was attacked
last night In the mountains near here
by Il band Of 400 men believed To have
heen under the command of the villa
general. Tarang0. After Il sharp fight
in Witch one of the attacking force
was killed. the Meleans were driven
off. There were no American easual-
ties.
The attack on the train. which was
travelling through brtsh-eovered
mesa lighted By halfmoon, occurred
several miles to the rear OF General
Pershing and his escort, who were
penetrating villa territory on their
way south Ia establish new head
quarters The engagement occurred
within a few miles Of constitutional
list camp
The Mexicans made a series of at
tacls on the train, extending over
periad Of about twenty minutes. The
first attacks made upon the forward
truck were slight and ineffective. But
after being driven off the Mexicans
returned, apparently believing that
they could succeed in cutting off the
rear truck. The truekmen saw the
band creeping UP on them between
the bouldcrs at the side of the road.
but held their fire. When the bandits
rose to their feet TO- rush the NIT
chimes. the Americans poured five
whitening rounds into their ranks.
putting the MeXieans to flight. Num-
beers Of the Mexican bullets pierced
the bodies of the trucks and one of
them went through the cap Of a
chauffeur resident Of Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

Miss Louise Beaudet, who plays the
part of Mrs. Vandergrlff in j. Stuart
Blacktons colossal photo dramatic
spectacle THE Battle Cry of Peace"
has registered perhaps the greatest
emotional scene ever taken by the
movie camera.
After New York has been shelled and
captured and the hostile army has be-
gun its march against the inland cities
Mrs. Vandergrif and her two daugh-
ters-their father having been execut-
ed by firing squad ON u charge of
''sniping" preferred against him by a
spy-dee to their country house up the
Hudson.
They are overtaken by the vanguard
of the enemy on the way and are made
the personal captives of the comman-
der and his staff.
The commander takes UP his head
quarters in an abandoned villa, near
Tarrytown, and the mother and her
two beautiful daughters are locked in
room. it being made clear to them
that, after the commander and his Of
ficers have dined and wined. they will
be called upon to pay with their honor
the price of the invasion, against which
their country had not protected them.
While locked i'll the room Mrs. Van
hergriff~ discovers that one Of her
daughters has hidden revolver in her
This wonderful photo dramatic
is scheduled to appear at the Cryst.l
day, April 23. ~ and -. twice daily
S;15 D. m. Admission--AduIts. Is &C
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
GERBER is PRESIDENT
PRO TEN OF REGENTS
IN PAxT0N'S ABSENCE
.rse,A, ee..s.rososse. 10 ~o-.,sa lou.~..,

svselAt ee.sssrosnxHes TO "osnlsa Iovs.sli
state College, \. NJ, April tl.--Dr.
c. W. Gerber OF Las Cruces, was
made president pro TEN. of the state
college board of regents, during the
absence Of President Paxton in Nj
caragua, at their general spring meet
ing last week. All Of the regents were
present, with the exception of Mr.
Paxton. They are: ], a. Mahoney
Deming; r. X. Larkln. Las Vegas,
T. +. McCanna, Albuquerque; anu pr,
c. w. Gerber Of Las Cruces.
The main business Of the meeting
was the approval of the presidents
budget, as submitted by Dr George u.
I.add The budget includes repairs
for Hadley hall and the boys dormi-
tory.
Prof, G. p Stoeker, Of the engi-
neering school, WAS granted years
leave of absence The resignation Of
Prof. Orick Metcalf was accepted. Mr.
Metcalf will go to Silver city, where
he will be engaged in similar work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
JURY IN SMITH
CASE ALL READY
TO BEGIN TRIAL
Former President of Defonct
Las Cruces Bank Must An
swer Criminal Charges Con-
nected With Failure,

Alamogcrdo. \. A., April i1.--rhe
Jury IN the case OF the state against
n. Il. Fl. Smith, former president of
the First state bank of Las Cruces,
now dcfunet. ON criminal charges
connected with the failure OF that IN
stitution, was completed at 6 O'clock
this afternoon after both the state
and the defense had exhausted the
peremptory ! challenges allowed TO
each
After the jury had been sworn 1t
was announced that an effort was be-
ing made to secure the services of
State Senator II. b. Holt OF Las
Cruces to assist in the prosecution,
and on request of counsel a recess was
taken until $ o'clock tonight In order
to give time to Mr.. Holt, who is driv-
ing through the country, to reach
here.
smith Is represented by Renehan
4 Wright, of santa Ee, and Iluds-
peth & Dale, of I'll paso,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

electricians removing the wires and
other workmen the roof and outbuild-
ings. Tomorrow a force of thirty-stx
men and twenty teams are to begin
the tearing down of the structure. In
about two weeks the site is to be
cleared. The material Will be taken
to the high school grounds for the re-
building and enlarging of the high
school building.
DIR. and Mrs. a. Y, kidder, children
and servants arrived on saturday
at the Valley ranch. DR., Kidder will
resume excavations at Pecos. Mrs.
kidder will be joined today by her
mother and other relatives. Jesse
Nushaum of the museum spent yes
terday at the Valley ranch consulting
with Dr.. Kidder in reference to his
years work.
The museum staff today received an
invitation from the trustees Of the
Hispanic Society of America, an
.nouncing an exhibition of books re-
latlng to Miguel de Cervantes Saa-
vedra, author Don QuiXote," who,
like Shakespeare, lived in the days
that Onate built the Palace Of the
Governors at Santa Fe, and died the.
same year as the Bard of Avon, ten
Years after the Palace was bullt.
The exhibit will be held April Is to
May /. in New York City.
Frank Springer left today for Las
Vegas and will be Joined at Ration on
"Wednesday at Ration by Director
Hawett on the way to Washington, d.
c. Director Hewett will go to Toron-
to, Can, before returning to arrange
cooperative action with the Canadian
government officials for the most i'm
portant piece of archaeological Work
thus far undertaken in the southwest
and entafling an expenditure Of s10,-
600 ayear for a period of six or sew
en- years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
ISOU|TH CABINET
IS ASSA|LED BY
LONDON PAPERS
It Is Believed Ministry Is in
Critical Condition. Line in
IanderS Not Adequately
Defended Says Times,

1.ondon. April II U1;10 p. m).--
rodav the date fixed for the cabinet
aonncil To make a final decision as
~ whether married men should be
conscripted. the attacks on the gov
eminent by newspapers devoted to
the cause of CONSUMPTION, reached
The climax of vehemence.
An the governments alleged blum
dArs--at Antwerp, and in the Oar
danelles. and Mesopotamia~-its al
,ogad mistakes and delays in connec-
ion with munitions and the air serv-
leo were reviewed and contrasted
Win the perfect organization reign
ing in enemy countries.
unprcpared in Flanders.
The Times military correspondent
nrinted an article with an elaborate
man purporting to show the exact
disnositions of enormous forces Of
German troops massed along the
pritish front in Flanders, and France,
and drawing the conclusion that
Great Britain still is lacking the
necessary reserves to meet big al
tack.
These newspapers are openly advo-
cotine the overthrow of the "inefil-
ciontr ministry. and exhort the mem
hers Of parliament not to lose the
opportunity in the approaching de-
hates. to compel the government
either TO conscript married men or
resign,
Cabinet Discussions.
throughout the afternoon, in the
lebbes of parliament, there We're
minors of grave cabinet dissensions
and of possible designations OF mi
nortv ministers who favor universal
service.
The council of ministers met late
fins afternoon and sat for little
over half an hour Immediately art
erward the leading ministers at
tended the war council, which, 1t is
understood. was held as a result OF
the decisions arrived at by the cabi-
net council. What these decisions
were has not yet transplred. They
will be given to parliament by Pre-
mier Asquith tomorrow
No Compulsion Likely.
According to the best information,
however there will be no resort to
compulsion for married men, and the
measure adopted will be along the
lines already indicated in the dis
patches of the Associated Press
that there will be no general com
pulsion on the lines of equal sacrl-
flee for all
The press association says 1t UNI
derstands that while differences OF
opinion have manifested themselves
among the ministers. serious crisis
in the ministry has thus far been
avoided. Up to the present, there
is no news of any designations from
the cabinet.
Premier Asquith had an audience
with King George after the war
council, presumably to acquaint the
king with the nature of the deci-
sions adopted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
Would be Suicide Committed.

East j las Vegas \, NJ, ApfH =
Following two attempts to commit
suicide, George Demetri, resident
Of the West side, today was commit
ted to the state hospital for the IN
sane. Demetri, 1t is said, was a pa
tient in the hospital some time ago,
bit WAS released as cured. He was
married recently to Miss Petra Cob-
ley. Elbemetri attempted to cut his
throat if the Red Cross drug store,
bur was frustrated IN his efforts. A
short time later after being taken to
the county Jail. the man Is said TO
have made a second attempt TO end
his life By bntting his head against
the bars.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
FOREIGN HOLDINGS OF
STEEL STOCK REDUCED

Hoboken, n. J., April l1.--FofeIsh
holdings of the common stock OF the
United States Steel corporation nave
been reduced by SO per cent since the
war began. II became known as inc
result Of an inspection OF transfer
books of the corporation opened Tor
stock holders at their annual meeting
here today.
on March 81, 1914. foreign owners
of the common stock held i.2s5,6S6
shares and on March 81, 1916. they
held only 634,46g shares representing
1s.4S per cent of the common capi-
taIization. Foreign holdlngs Of pre-
ferred shares remained about tho
same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
LAS VEGAS COUPLE HAS
DOUBLE MARRIAGE DOSE
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO sosn,ne JOURNAL

East Las Vegas n NJ, April H.
Married twice within five days, first
without her parents consent and the
second time with maternal sanction,
Miss Rose Hite, aged Is, has become
Mrs. Frank SINS.
The couple were married the first
time last Thursday. and as result
Sims is now charged with swearing
falsely to the girls age in order to
procure a license, He will have
hearing ON this charge tomorrow
There was objection to the marriage
and the couple separated after the
ceremony at the insistenee Of the
brides brothers. Early today they
eloped to Trinidad, procured license
and were married again after the
brides mother, Mrs. II. e. liite had
given her consent by telephone.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
NEWS NOTES from ny DAISY DEAN
NJ O VEL A N d

Henry otto. the rather famous d.
rector, was taking a picture in great
hurry Having attended To most Of
the details himself he sent an assist
ant to find a good location for "a run
on the hank. Mind you. pick out
a good enc, yelled Mr. otto. The as
sisiant vanished and was gone several
hours When he came haek he told
MIR. otto who was frothmg a the
mouth. having been searching high
and low for the assistant. that he had
Just the place. We'll, for heavens
sake lead us to ii quick. Mr.. Otto
commanded YEARLY. Director, cam
era men and company followed the
assistant into the autos waiting out
side. After long auto ride they
stopped and the assistant pointed with
pride to a long green messy bank,
fronting beautiful lawn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
llAlY DETERMINED TO
WIN FROM AUSTRIA

lay MORNING .to,,sn., g.

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wipe1
tome, April i6 (via Paris April II,
80 a. m.D--"Our objective is sim
p le' declared Baron Sonnino, the for
oish minister, including a lengthy re-
NV OF the International situation in
she chamber Of deputies. at is to
rNht with all our might for the COM
smon cause while safeguarding the SUI
~ vital interests Of the nation.
h "e nave heavy trials still before US
~ ny with mutual Cooperation among.
f fae aliies, We face the future with the
FULLEST confidence"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

The Americans reported they believed
that they wounded Soma OF the MVNl-
cans AS they fled INTO the bush.
General refahins himself made. a
speedy hut uncventful trip to the new
headquarters entuuntering numerous
constitiitionallst attachments under
General Cara. all of whom gave mo
Americans friendly greetings and Oh
fered their corporations
The aeropnne detachment was the
flrst Of tho Americans at the new
front, reaching there yesterday after
remarkable adventures through which
theN pissed aafelN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
CRANE WILBUR IN
Ills OWN DRAMA

Crane Wilhuf WHO has been star
ring in David Horsley productions for
the past six months, will have as his
next vehicle a psychological drama
written by himself, entitled The Con-
science Of John David
II has been made in five parts and
Is scheduled for release as q Mutual
Masterpicture on Apri a.
The theme is that mans better self
always rises 10 its proper sphere, no
matter what his preceding stnte,
through the influence OF conscience,
In the supporting cast are Alice
Binaldo, Frederick Montague. John
uaker Mae CASTOR. Louis Durham
and Francis Raymond.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
Notes of Interest
From State Museum,

'srseAt ooFsssFosnsees 70 HoRs,Ne 'ouRNAl |,
,s, santa & ,, Apiil ,, l,;.pi. n -
u'Il, u AiitsVh' Meh'nioE county
a az t.nel -. f-uiiiui'us' o. oah = am IN
" ", souay pecaihe lheli'pefs u inc
NV MeNie"n society,"
me following additional applicants
write that they desire TO JON the
summer school. Mrs. j. y. brown
80 North 81. clalr, pittsburgh, Pa''
Mrs. Anna Dyer, brookilne, Mass. I;
MIS-. H. l.. Cowgirl zloo second
street, san Diego MISS Morris, AVA
Georgia street. san Diego MIS-. u. Il.
v tslsSs' amy d. 10" ne N0"i''S' ~"
~ nm, ~ ,s ,.,o,..,,s ,,,,..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

Arscnatc of lead for fruit tree
spraying. by the pound. keg or bar
rel. Spraying pays big most any year
hut this season 1t win pay better than
ever before as fruit viii no doubt be
much scarcer than usual. We carry
in stock lime sulphur solution, To no
used on all fungus growtis. spray
pumps, all sizes. 80 cents up.
Il, w. FEE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

IN irritable. fault finding DISPOSE
ton is nearly always caused by infi-
gestion A man with good digestion
and bowels that act regularly IL use-
ally good uatured. When troubled
with Indigestion OF constipation take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They strength
en- the stomach and enable 1t to per-
form lis functions naturally. They
everywhere. a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
French Air Raids IN Balkans.

Paris, April fi.-Raids ~ two
French aerial squadrons stationed on
ahe salonik front are reported in a
Havas dispatch from Athens. One
squadron dropped bombs yesterday
morning on Bulgarian forces assem-
bied at strumitsa station. The Sec
end attack was made on German po-
sitions at Bogdantze Both squadrons
returned unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
NFT.itsR.APU HERO
rs READY 10 FIGHT.

Charles Hickman writes In from the
wilds of Texas that If matters come
to a head with Mexico he viii forsate
the Nitagraph eagle and enlist as a
private under the screaming eagle at
the United states. Hchman SAYS the
atrocities reported at Brownsville are
too terrible to print and that the ten
sion against all things Mexican has
caused McXieans on tho American
side TO stay in after dark,
Jackie saunders, one of the Maude
Adams of the screen, will play the
title role IN "A Slave of Corruption,
forthcoming release. She was not
east for tho part because Of any per-
sonal reasons.
Virginia Pearson has been offered
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

You're footslck Your feet feel tired.
nuffed up. chafed, aching, sweaty, and
they need "Tiz."
"Tiz' makes feet remarkably fresh
and sore-proof. "Tiz" takes the pain
and burn right out of eorns, eallouses
and bunions. ffiz" Is the grandest
known.
Get a 25-eent box Of "'lfz' at any
drug store and end foot torture for a
whole year. Never have tired. aching,
sweaty, smelly feet; your shoes will III
fine and you'll only wish YOU had tried
'plz" sooner. Accept no substitute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
TRACKMEN AUTHORIZE
OFFICERS TO STRIKE
tsy .osn,.e JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,ssi

Boston, April 1.-THE trackmen
of the Boston & Maine railroad sFs-
TEN have voted 20 authorize their gen.
eral officers to declare strike at any
time in furtherance of demands Tor
reduced working hours and advanced
wages, ii was learned today
About 1000 men are included III
the track mems organization
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
strike Begins In Pueblo.

Pueblo. Colo. April i7---Neafly
400 painters and paper hangers
went on strike here today when em-
ployers refused demand for a wage
increase Of 40 cents q day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18
,fores Collcec tn silver CllN.

Santa Re. April i7.--Prof. Waiter
Norton today made arrangements to
move the Santa f'e business college
to Silver City where he expects to
take up his residence beginning with
next month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-18

n chance to invest IN a plan for maxi
ing new beauty cream which VIII
also cement broken china.
Not that II makes n lot " differ
ence But Nine. petrofa does hor own
cooking while working In 4 studio.
George 0vev. Cub, has bought a
new derby to 80 With his new yellow
vest
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19

an older friend about it.
There was a mystery" the latter
informed her. 81 felt sorry for Mrs.
Russell. She was a lovely woman.
Her husband was a reserved sort of
a man, but had an anxious, hunted
look about him, not the shTewd, cum
ming look some people tell of. felt
sorry for the son. He was just about
your age and was doing well in col
lege when the break came. I've often
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19

wondered what the rights of the af-
fair was-their leaving so suddenly"
Romance, mystery, perhaps trag-
edy -, Constance dreamed over the
intricate situation. One day she and
a friend strolled in the direction of
the Russell place. They ventured
into the oveTgrOwn garden and final
ly upon the brOken-dOwn porch.
why, the door is off its hinges, "
discovered Constance. 81 would like
to have a peep inside. Sylvia, there
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-19

sssss sss.s ssso
THE EERIE CALL
BY Augustus Goodrich SherWin
Copyright, 1916, W. G. Chapman)
How eerie!' shuddered Constance
Merrill.
Worse than thatw growled her
father. I'VE would be doing some
thing else beside grubbing along as
we are if the man who owns or
owned that rickety old place played
me square"
q have heard mother hint at some
thing of that sort, said Constance,
but she never went into details"
mo, it is a tabOoed subject" re-
sponded her father. Sorry it has
come up now. You ought to know as
much as we do, though, so you can
Join us in hating the Russell family"
"Oh, papa! 1t is wicked to hate
anybody"
mot old jim RUSSELL" declared
her father. You must know that
the specious old scoundrel got into
my confidence. I had just inherited
$4,000. He induced me to trust the
funds with him. He said he had
$4,000 to put with it and buy piece
of city property at a great bargain
that he could later turn for fifty. I
trusted him. I was dazzled. Within
a week, he and his family, son and
wife, disappeared, bag and baggage
and have never been heard Of since.
We found out later that his old
house here was mortgaged to the
limit, so much so that the mortgage
has Just let it stand there and rot
away, for no one would buy il"
They say it is haunted" suggest
ed Constance.
John Russell ought to be, if he has
any consciencer' retoTted Mr.. Mer-
ril bitterly. He spoiled my life"