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The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
PREMIER's JOB OR NOTHING,
Explained Why Tong Shao-Yf De.
cIined Foreign Portfolio.

The reason Tong Shao-Yi, the Canton
statesman, refused to accept the office
of foreign minister in the Chinese cabi-
net, it was learned yesterday, was be-
cause he held his dignity above any office
lower than premier
Official dispatches state that political
difficulties are preventing the completion
of the Peking government A strong man
is desired as foreign minister because of
the Japanese negotiations.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
GERMANS STORM RUSSIANS.

London, oct. c'-Another success for the
Germans I'm a strong counter-ofrensiye
which Won HindenburE is developing In
GaliCia and Nolhynia is announced in an
official report received tonight from Ber-
lin
The statement declares that Teuton bat
talions stormcd a strong Russian position
on the heights on the west bank Of the
Nsrayuvka River. and that 2.O50 prisoners
and eleven machine guns were taken
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Mrs. A, W. Cook New Regent

Philadelphia, Oct. 2o.-Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook, of Brookville, was unoni-
mously elected regent of the PENNSYLVANIA
D. A. r. today. Miss Emma L. Crowell,
retiring State regent, was nominated for
recording secretary general of the na-
tional organization. Mrs. Anne X Dries
bach. of Pittsburgh, was chosen vice
regent and Mrs. Robert T. Rheineman. of
Pittsburgh, secretary. Miss Mary l.
Stille and Mrs. Elizabeth Masseysxere re-
elected historian and registrar.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
100000 Eggs Seized
To Feed Italy's Poor

(By International News service.)
Milan, Oct. 0.-The government
today seized 100000 eggs which
were being held here by private in
terests for a higher price.
The egsg were being kept of the
market while the cost of eggs to
the poor was soaring upward.
1t is expected that the govern
ment authorities will place the
commodities at the disposal Of the
public at cost prices.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
CALLS ~ GREEK REBEIs

Saloniid, Oct. 2O.-The Greek revolution
airy government, headed by n. VenizeIos,
has issued a proclamation calling to the
colors the military classes of 1916 and
1914 The latter are Reservists.
Phe revolutionary government also In
vites all the refugees now at Saloniki
to join the revolutionary army 1t is
being equipped by the allies.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
KAISER STANDS BY PREMIER,

Berlin, Oct -2O.-That the Kaiser ia de-
termined to stand by Chancellor Won
Bethmann-Hollweg is shown by an In
cident revealed today a petition asking
the retirement of the chancellor was sent
TO the Kaiser. but he refused to receive it.
Later the Kaiser refused to receive the
signatories.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
TWO LOST WITH ALAUNIA,
British Investigate Sinking of Liner
in Channel

London, Oct. 20.-An investigation was
begun today to ascertain if 1t was Ger
man mine or a derelict British mine that
sunk the Cunard liner Alaunia in the
English Channel yesterday Two mem
bers of the crew have been given UP as
dead
The monetary loss is estimated at s1o,-
100000, a large portion of which falls upon
American insurance companies.
The 24S passengers were landed at Fall
mouth.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
U-B0ATS BoMBARD PORT.

Berlin, Oct 2O-A hotilla OF German
submarines carried out a successful bonn
bardment OF Italian factories and rail-
road buildings near Catanzaro, Cslabria,
October l6 according 10 a statement is
sued today by the admiralty.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
EIGHT NEW CARDINALS SOON.

Rome Oct. 9o.-Eight Of the twelve
in the Sacred College viii be
filed at the consistory next month No
foreign cardinals will be created
Among the prelates to be elevated 20
the cardinalate is the Patriarch Of Venice.
Pietro La FOntaine.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
SIX CONvICTS RECAPTURED
Sing Sing Prisoners Retaken After
Sensational Escapt,

Ossining. N. Y, Oct. aO.-Au of the
six convicts who escaped from Sing Sing
yesterday in an auto truck are back in
the prison. The last to be captured was
Alfred Steinhauer, serving twenty years
for robbery and assault. Three were
caught last night and two others early
today.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
GEN. FALKENHAYN WOUNDED.

Rome, Oct. 2O.-Gen. Falkenhayn. leader
of the great Austro-German offensive
against Roumania, has been wounded in
the leg and compelled to abandon his
command, according to dispatch to the
Corriere DItalia today.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
HARVARD ABOLIsHES TIPS,
Notices Scattered About Dormito-
ries Herald New Era.

Cambridge, Mass. Oct. 2O.-The ap-
proach of a tipless Harvard was herald
ed today when notices were scattered
about the college dormitorics. request
ing students to refrain from tipping the
help. The signs bear the signature of
Bursar Charles Mason and read:
THE University hereby requests that
there be no giving CT receiving of money
or other gifts between the students and
employees except on rendering Of an
equivalent service"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
GIVES WILSON ONE VOTE LEAD.
Tammany Secretary Issues Forecast
of Election Results.

New York, Oct. 2o.-Thomas r. Smith,
secretary Of Tammany Hall. issued his
election forecast today, claiming os7 cleo
toral votes for President Wilson, not in
cluding New York, Illinois, Michigan and
Kansas. This would be more than the
26s necessary to elect.
Mr.. Smith claims as certain, besides the
South, Missouri, Maryland, West Virginia,
Nebraska, Ohio. Indiana, Connecticut
Wisconsin, Colorado, New Mexico, South
Dakota, Arizona and Kentucky. He says
the President will carry any one or all
Of the other four named.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
Bandits, Haul Worthless.

Arkansas City, Kan, Oct 3O-Bsndits
who early today held up a southbound
Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe train near
Bliss, Okla. shot and killed Perry Nor
ran, express messenger, and blew open
the safe in the express car, got nothing Of
value for their pains. according 10 rail-
road officials here
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
SAYS HIS SCALP Is SOUGHT.
John skeIton williams Tells Farm
ers of Bankers' Enmity.

Indianapolis, Oct. D.-John Skelton
Williams, Comptroller Of the United
States Treasury. told members OF the
Farmers National Congress here today
that the banking interests Of New York,
Boston and Philadelphia were after his
oflcial scalp" because he had effected
6 somewhat more equitable distribution
of money among the banks Of the coun-
try"
in New York, Philadelphia and Boston
had shrunk largely during the last four
months. and the Western and interior
banks had been benefited.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
BRITISH TROOP SHIP SUNK.

Berlin. Oct 0-The British steamer,
Franconia. Of 1870 tons, used as a trans
port for allied troops, was sunk IN the
Mediterranean on October 4 by a Ger
man submarine, the admiralty announced
this afternoon. No troops were on
board
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
BRITAIN TO SEIZE HIDES,
War ONCE to Take Possession of All
skins Imported.

The British war office heDceforth will
take possession Of all OK, COW and bull
hides imported into the United Kingdom
All hides in process OF conversion into
leather will be excepted from the rev
rule, so a cablegram to the State De-
partmcnt from Consul Genera Skinner
announces.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
WOULD JUSTIFY MAssACREs,

Rome, Oct. 2o-The Turkish govern
ment is preparing a statement to Justify
before the civilized world the execution
Of 200 Arabian and Syrian tribal chiefs.
This information was telegraphed from
Zurich today by the correspondent of the
Corriere DItalia, who adds that the pub
lication will accuse the chiefs of plotting
to turn Syria over to an European power.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
REsCUER nth NINE VICTIM.
Lewis VI. Jones Asphyxiated Lead
ing Squad Near Fairuont.

Fairmont. WA, Oct. 20.-The Jamison
mine disaster which already has cost
ten lives, claimed another victim yester-
day. Lewis M, Jones. 33, OF Columbus
Ohio, in charge OF the government mine
rescue squad from Pittsburgh. was
asphyXiated. Seven members Of his party
were overcome. but were revived after
being brought to the surface by a second
rescue party.
The body of NJ. w. Allison, chief engi-
neer OF the mine, was brought TO the sur
face today. Three other bodies have
been located and six more are known to
be dead.
Van. H. Manning, director OF the Bureau
OF Mines. said:
THE death of Mr.. Jones is a heavy
blow to the Bureau of Mines He was
a mining engineer OF exceptionable abil-
ity and was perhaps the best man we
had in directing rescue work at disasters"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
COMMONS MEMBER FINED
Pays $500 Penalty for Telling of
Zeppelin Raid Damage.

London, Oct. 2.-Joseph King, member
Of Parliament, was fined $500 today in the
Bow Street Police Court for violating the
defense Of the Realm act.
King sent to a friend in the United
States a report that German aeroplanes
had destroyed s25,0O0,OoO worth of am
munition belonging to the allies. Ire
report was subsequently published in a
New York paper and wirelessed to Ger
many.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
PLOT TO KILL VENIZELOS,
q German Agents Blamed by Men Ar
rested at Athens.

Rome, Oct 2o.-That a plot was Matched
IN Athens to assassinate Eleutherfos
Venizelos, head of the Greek revolution
ary government, and was frustrated IN
the nick Of time by secret agents of the
allies became known here today.
Two men, named Hoffman and Caputo,
were arrested in Athens charged with
the conspiracy. They were then trans
ported to the British naval station at
Malta.
A dispatch from Malta said the men
had confessed they were in the pay of
German agents.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

sunday Outing te Frederick. SI.so.
Hagerstown, Sl.25. Baltimore and Ohio,
8 a. m. Oct -. returning same day
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21
FOR RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-44s TENN. AVE. Ne,
rooms and cath: hrst-class condition; $3.50
per month. Apply I5ls North Capitol st.
No matter what you want
loola for it in the want ads.
You'll find scores Of other op-
portunities similar to the above
on page IL of today's Herald.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

Quickest Service to Baltimore.
Every Hour on the Hour. Baltimore
and Ohio. S1.75 round trip. Saturdays
and Sundays, S1.5o.-AdY.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

THE Washington Herald is the
first visitor Of the day in most
Of the best homes of Washing
ton. 1t is as much a necessity and Is
looked for as regularly as ones
breakfast.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

Dobbs Ferry, n. j., Oct. 2O.-The real
remedy for a bad boy is ten cents a
week Public Works Commissioner AL
worth tried paying them a dime a week
to keep bonfires off the new asphalt The
plan worked.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

Rome. Oct n.-The repulse Of four Aus
trtan attacks against Pasubic height was
announced by the Italian war office to-
day. The statement said the attackers
suffered heavy losses and most of the
position remained in italian hands.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

THE morning paper presents the
news of the day in time for
= thinking and discussion during
the day. 1t presents the store news of
the day in time for the days buying.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-21

Minneapolis, Oct. ga course in hu-
man nature will be opened at the Uni
versity OF Minnesota November l. Mo-
tives, characters and instincts are to be
studied. No secret will be safe from
the perfected pupils Of this course, it is
said.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28

They profess 90 regard the campaign
tour of Hughes as failure Their
reports are that Tie republican cand.-
date is not making HIT and that
those who hear him 80 away dIs"r-
pointed They are sure that the re-
publican standard bearers printed
speeches are making him no votes.
Another source of qualification Us
the attitude Of union labor. 1t is gem
orally understood mat the unions be-
nryc that the administration has gone
just as far us IL could n their favor
both i'm the appointment Of friends 20
important offices and on commissions
and I'm thc recommendation of l'-le
muou favored hy them
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28
Nmr.Irrel ln PhlIlnn.nc.

poand. S. D.. Aua -l-Nr and
Mr.. William Wh.tuomh anna Serve
ant were murdered BOO tho Philippine
bN native robbers. according to q ,a-
hleRum received today hs Peter a.
Whtcomb. q brother living hero VIII
nam Whitn0mb WIS boz tbr emplot OF
the government and had heen BOZ the
Philippines since t>9N having gone
there from Pendur Noh who're ns
las relatives living
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28
Must Hold 40 of Fifteen Sen
a.0rsWDs Nov IN The.rPo
session and Gain Nine
Others
NEW MEXICO MAY BE
GAINED BY DEMOCRATS


sstcsst eossfsssass~e' 70 sos-9~s IogssslI
Washmgtou A#g WIFI fHr
ana OF The present session 30 congress
near the lelder. of both of the great
political parties are dong aIl IH tneT
power 90 make munitions for thr
ampugn. mot reg fuIi launched
The republicans .oHrIrany expect
20 control tae next nous. uf repre-
stntHtucs also tHfE Uttn great hope.
90 oIs.tn1 Hughes. ana BOO order that
thos mas Do able 30 rewute The tariff
Jaws theg are sgamInl o..rs nerve
20 plrrt enough senators 20 control
thaf Dodg
Heavily Democratic.
Tho senate has HIucfF-.iE members.
nry-s.x ~ whom are democrats.
therefore. ln order 20 have majority
The republican, must hold all OF the
senators they uOH have ana gain nine
others This u not an fmposabilfy
Hut Is rot probability OF the
thlrtY-tAo senators no boo elortcd This
year fifteen Of them are republicans
and seventeen are democrats The
democrats are from the following
states Arizona Florida West Nir-
Wma. Texas. Nebraska. Maine lndi-
ann rspp,sseo N,r,lapd Nv Jer-
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28

l'ui few IT me others vffr seen emo
their H~adauarffrs 1daf
There Nar- no conference r".
meetings ~ .hs committee - e.-.
Amaus th~ presidents aaH
gers fefr. me opinion prevailed .
iae proposal to the men woHta Re
rsHsnfabie 60 tHsfr and tFers
.alment ~ tHr fesUnr iH#
President wilson tas ~ e'f'
position tn b. frlAf
IHe rpaH eee ~ o. tif e
strike nnH' las' ioaF 500
precautions 5000 ins#rr 't. i .'
q necessary W-
senator Gra,elJ Concerned
g.a..fst.s auatars ra. eHaa..t
ta ranfsIsu.s 30 tfe ..Htai oa
sa. r#.raa hU tonight vHsa fHa
p 8rrt unexpectedly appeared thsrs
tu search .f senator heFn se'f
aFaseb aHerguet over CD" .f"tHa..s
aad al conceded thar fnc crisis prob
aH.y #5H1 rra.9ns fHe session ai CONS
uess
when tHe president reached me
psWfa. he asked policeman ~ enc
door % direct him no ne finance COM
miurc room Tho officer announced
tine rrrlaeufe auisai and senator
kfi hastily .ef The 1m. Tor -'-
rfaI minutes be talked 2lin the pres
.atui .a fha haIi nut later fhsI "aif-
~ uratalrs o. The pf'gdfHt-s rTnHt-
THs president diI bot 0HHsali ".'h
tH. democratic l'adefs
cannot discuss tHa rffeaFrts
...r a.d Mr. Kern. further than
"a a,. fhat.u concerned fhr railroad
auauor Tho auaIr Sc 80 compile
Gated. one possible fe elopm'n' de-
PENDING upon another fh.t cannon
disc lose shat % ln fHe president
mind ~ course Is the n'EDliati"h7
~ settle the strike f1ii congress must
sadem0r 20 snits the difficulty
Senator Kern would moi DENY that
uaH a joint session ~ congress ts
Boz contemplation 10 might be- calico
fef Tuesdat @hen quorum q me
house hus been summoned 90 fsarH
Warrington
Following the presidents unprpre.
Hautaa nIrbt visit the meeting Of the
finance committee democrats has de-
,ts,ea from thr TASK of polishing up
tts revenue nan 10 5 discussion - the
,,ssraata before congress relating 10
~. tsilroqs crisis Among the SEM
.fers tresaut were Hoke smith Of
ae.srtg sf1ne williams. Hughes
.rho,oa. ANA Simmons. chairman of
he eofnmtttho An agreed that con-
,ss.s f,.,si abandon an idea Of adj
legrnfnent as long as u might De nee.
go. h. ala In ayeriine national
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28
RENO POLICE TAKE
SLAYER Of LUNA
COUNTY SHERIFF
e. f F5s1Iey Vino Escaped
From Den.0g "a. Late.
Kills Dwight a Stephens
Captured BY Officers

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Reno EtN Aus smith
alias S.. r ua-lIss u...#H ff rH.
murder .f Sheriff DU-at s. stevens
.af Luna county N So F.. aa.rE ID.
1915. uas arrested her. faH. em.t
VI Police Huhou.e ~a.ust LHear#
.f UsHa Ana asnfE h.s 4H aaahs.
uf ff. .rrest
HeF confessed 20 t.s rn.f u
police hon. fa being pnra..I cone
.#t from Su Quentin r.Ht HG 'H.t
d. vented n FI1-s- frE tue
eu.,1z.,meHt lls saH BE- f4t nos fire
me $50, fhat NUed sheriff Stevens
bot fHat hos pa. Henri starr. tne
.Hofaa oklahoma banE ranu.r s 'ae
on. faaf ar0d .tUc shot u.-h.,s Hl1
tH# f.r tns killing +. worked hos
Hat - Albuquerque thence ra los
Angeles whore he has "csn 'Nor
since. until two weeks ea Ha was
on his Was lo salt Lase DHR where
Us uife and daughter as.. when an
.re-trd here.
THE prisoner =ia as wo#II retHm
10 I-s cruces s. 81 without papers
mF rho authorize nf Sun Quentin
prison sos tines arc willing So release
fhoir lams on DHen.n t DO WIU Doe
prosecuted for murder g fhc NcW
MeNioa authorities.
He had 5a.z5a IN forged checks on
.he person when arrested hero and
0az Identified by his signature ON ths
checks as thc man wanted u Las Cruz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28

WANTED-ClsAs ool,on rags AT the Jour.
ufftrs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28

SID not return uurl esfE temorror
Iut few ~ inc others wsf- seen tboat
their hesdguarftrs today
There aafe no eaHfefsHee- f"H
mcefiras ~ Doe committee - e.-.
AmanE rh~ presidents aaH ur-
gers Hefr. fhe opinion prevailed .at
iBe proposal to tae r1en woHla
reespabie 20 tHein and tFers o. na
ear. ulmeut ~ tHr fetInE iH
president wilson bas ~ Other -.
.etUnH tn m b. Hras oHr-
Tic "a rpaa aeeatf. ~ aessff faf e
sfrtf bnni las Iaae aHd fH.t nrT
lss.aHiU s $3.50 insHre ~. rHr.H@ RI
fI ..e.sssf. tf. ms
Arizona republican., 1916-06-08
NO DEMONSTRATIONS ATTEND CONVENTION
 OF THE REPUBLICANS
With Lack, of Outbursts of > Any Kind G. o. P. Con- cludes Organization After Listening to Harding's Keynote Speech
Republican A. p. Leased Wire]

CHICAGO, June 7.-The republican Coliseum today, heard a keynote speech delivered by Senator Warren c. Harding of Ohio, perfected, an organ ization and adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow morning. .- It all took just two hours, and in it's lack of demon stration or outbursts of any kind and it's strict attention to the business in hand, was reminiscent of the Philadel- phia convention of 1900 that nominated Mckinley and Roosevelt.
 For one hour and twenty minutes, Senator Harding, the temporary chair man, delivered carefully prepared speech, punctuated in the telling points with brief periods of hand clap ping and applause, but at no time did a demonstration occupy more than a half minute by the watch.
 The convention was twenty five minutes behind the hour arranged for its assembly but when Chairman Hilles of the republican national committee brought down his gavel at 1l:25 o'clock it moved quietly and with precision until adjournment at 1:25.
 Those of the old time leaders present : who used to march down the aisles to ! their seats to the tune of an uproar walked in today almost unrecognized l w. Murray Crane, Senator Lodge, Reed 1 Shoot and a lot of the others came 1 in rVa ot ioaI IIxr unpotiead ,1roba blX he ! cause a majority of the delegates did i not even know them by sight. Chaun- 1 cey Depew was surrounded by a small ] admirinS group, Senator Penrose got d reception from his own delegation ! Governor Whitman was recognized by some but on the whole the convention 1 was more interested in wondering what 1 was going on in the Auditorium thar it was in the arrival of the men.
 The hour for assembling was set fol l II o'clock but there was no semblance of order at that time and no one made any pretense of securing it. The dol egates stood about the floor anC 1 talked, the spectators overflowed int, the spaces reserved for the delegate: and hundreds of seats on the floor anC in the galleries were empty. Finall. Chairman Hilles gave signs of callins
 the convention to order and the uni
 formed police began moving abou
 urging the delegates into their places
 Finally. at 11:2S o'clock Chairman
 Hilles brought down the gavel, wit
 three resounding whacks, and quie settled down over the big hall.
 "The hour of T. o'clock having ar rived and a quorum being present.
 said he, "the convention will be i
 order Paraphrasing a remark mad
 by the late President Mckinley, thi
 is whatever may have bee
 true of past years-when politics
 patriotism and patriotism is polite.
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