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May Ask for Withdrawal.

One explanation which was offered tn
day by an American who formerly
in close touch with the Mexican govern
ment found many accepters. This man
said he believed Gen. CarranZa WAS pre-
pairing to take advantage of the clause
in the agreement with Washington over
the Villa pursuit which provides that the
American troops would withdraw as soon
as the de facto forces can cope with the
situation.
IF CarranZa can mass $4,000 or
10000 soldiers in northern Chihuahua
and Sonora he said, he can contend
with Il good show of reason that he is
in a position to handle any number OF
men Villa can collect and give protec-
tion to the border also. 1t is not easy
TO what reply Washington could
make except to order the withdrawal
of the eNpeditionary force"
With Villa moving into Durango. the
supply problem Of the army continues
to the fore. Heavy shipments to pri-
Nate contractors in Chihuahua city
probably will be made from Ell Paso
in a few days. Granting the use OF
the telegraph and telephone lines By
the de facto government to Gen Per-
shing will be of aid in ordering and
ShiDpiu2 SupplieS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-10
1000 BANDITS WAIT
TO FIGHT FOR HIM
If Brigand Reaches Durango
City Arrieta Forces Will
-. -.
Join Him.
ATTITUDE OF CARRANZA
CAUSING SOME CONCERN
Cficial Is in Juarez Refuse to Throw
Any Light on Constant Shift.
ing of Troops.

Ell PASO, Tex. April lo.-In
his flight from the American
cavalry. Francisco Villa is be-
lieved today to have passed Par
raj. and with his band, said to
number over 200 men. is reported
to be heading to Durango City.
netachments of the 18th Cavalry are
hard on the bandits trail, but no Off
cial word has come from the front
to indicate their position. Mexican re-
ports stated today that Villa was full
day ahead of his pursuers. II Villa sue
ceeds in reaching Durango City he
probably will be Joined by the forces
of the Arrieta brothers who command
more than 1000 men.
Says Troops Have Crossed Dead Line
A statement attributed to Mexican
Consul Garcia that Villa has now es-
capped any possibility of capture by the
Americans. having crossed dead line
established by President Wilson and
Gen. Carranza beyond which it was
agreed that the American troops would
not continue their pursuit for the ban
dit, was fatty denied by Mr.. Garcia.
knew, no limit of the American pursuit
had been agreed upon.
Mexican officials here will not discuss
hat do fnef N m
will soon inform the American govern
rnent that ii is in a position to relieve
the American troops of the task of
chasing Villa.
More Troops Expected in Juarez.
Gen. Petronillo Hernandez with forces
variousiy estimated at from 1000 to
5000 men is expected to arrive in
Juarez today TO take over the military
command of the town from Gen. Gavira.
according to information from Mexican
sources. According to the same sources.
Gen Gavira will go to Casas Grandes.
where he will be assigned to a field
command.
The constant maneuvering of Car
rama troops between points close TO
the border is a favorite topic of dis
cussion on street corners. in hotel lob
bieS and other places where men con-
gregate, but as the Mexican officials
here and in Juarez refuse to discuss the
matter or give evasive answers to all
questions the subject remains one OF
almost pure speculation.
1t is known that the movements have
been closely watched by government
troops along the border and that frequent
reports are being made to Washington.
but federal officials profess TO be much
in the dark as any one else in regard to
the meaning of these troop movements.
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Mystery Over Salazar Departure.

There is considerable mystery over
the reported crossing of the border by
Gen. YneZ Salazar. the former Huerts
general, who has been living here and
who is said to have gone into Mexico
with avowedly hostile intentions toward
the United States.
The story of the crossing was told
the police by a man who had been
closely associated >with Salazar An
investigation was made and later the
police announced they believed the
story to be true. Mrs. Salazar was
questioned and said her husband was
away from home. but she did moi know
where be was. She denied, however
that he had entered Mexico
In the meantime procla nation was
discovered purporting to be signed by
SalaZar in which he called on all
patriotic MeXicans to join him in the
protection Of Mexican soil. Elfego
Raca. who defended Salazar at his trial
for sunrunning, declared that the sig
nature to the proclamation was un-
deniably genuine.
Proclamation of Salazar.
The procla ma ton said in part:
The attitude of Carranza. always
hostile to every individual corpora ton
or party not subservient to him, which
maintains In exile the most cultured,
honest and well-to-do portion Of the
Mexican family: the anarchy created
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

HOuAc:
District day in the House set
aside in favor of the rivers and
harbors bill.
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insinuations 5
containing mendacious insinuation
against the league.
Thinks Public Needs Education.

In presenting Our Purpose" Henry
II. Ward of Boston. vice president of
the league, said that previous to its
organization there seemed to be no
serious public convictions in regard to
the mission of the navy
Before the American lawmakers and
the administrators of this government
there are responsibilities today greater
than they have ever faced before de-
clared Mr. Ward. THE Navy League
proposes that these responsible officers
shall have the organizations full sup
port in all they do to seize the oppor-
tunities, but unsparing condemnation
should they fail or should party or in
dividual consider profit.
This address was followed by a busi-
ness session for the election Of officers
and directors.
That the United States is in reality
occupying fourth place among the ma
tions in relative naval strength. and
that the American navy has practical
ly no effective scouts and is woefully
weak in all unarmored vessels. was
the contention of Sidney Ballou. former
justice of the supreme court of Hawaii.
presiding over the afternoon session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-10
Presidential Preferences.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

AS to presidential candidates. the ap-
parent division is between the support
ers of Justice Hughes and those Who are
supporting the nomination of MIR. Roo,
This means that the division is betwe.n
Gov. Whitman and his syndicate on one
side. and the oreanization. as repre-
sented by Senator Wadsworth and Will
liam Barnes. OIL the other side, But
there are too many modifying circum-
stances to permit conclusions to be
drawn on this point.
In the beginning there was little sin
cerity in the declarations of some of the
leaders vino tentatively announced them
selves for Justice HugheA. 1t rapidly de-
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French Guns Captured.

Two guns and fifteen machine guns
also were captured. At the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-10
WEATHER.

Fair and slowly rising temperature
tonight and tomorrow: frost tonight:
moderate west and southwest winds.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending p.m.: Highest, so. at pm.
today; lowest, Sc, at am. today.
Full report on page Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-10
Supplies Are Being Shipped.

Large quantities of supplies are ap-
parently being shipped on the Mexica n
Northwestern railway from FL Paso by
private shippers. ultimately destined
for Gen Pershing, Secretary Baker
stated.
Such supplies will be bought by Gen.
Pershing's commissary department. An
other train load of forage, canned
goods and other supplies is reported to
have left JuareZ.
The first of the eight new aeroplanes
CONTINUED on Second Page)
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Sworn Net Circulation. Month Of March.
1918. Daily Average. Ss,7ss, sunday. Bseoe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
CLARA klMBALL YOUNG
H. COMES TO THE NEW STAR

The new Star incateg nj Sixteenth s1d
Locust streets will ontn today witb Tg-
rome Power va eJ0hn Nefdham'H Double.
Tomorrow the attraction ni3l he clara
klmbbt Young IN NJ Offfia Wfr
The story IN wound around bcaaHfM
nihlllst Helene Marie. who be- order o
get bf the secret police on lar roufre
Of Russia. Induces LeunoH. au AMERICAN
TO introduce her as bis wife n order .ftt
she may enter an hia paspnrt Tse II.
ficultlas they then have whom arutme
at st peteHburr " ilelopea auempi fo
assaasInaie the cEaf and ner zonantIoul1
career ending on a boas ih,i D. destroyed
by a torpedo boat fofme q remarkable
story
Eafd nght during tht balance of lhe
week The Star will show featufos aud
comedies Thc fhontef nili De under the
manhefmeut % Morris Mntonhors
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
MUSE STARS COMING
TO THE MOVIE BALL

Francis y. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne will be seen AZ the Muse today
and Monday in THE Wall Between the
barrier that separates TWO lovers. II
deals with the wall that exists between
the commissioned officers and enlisted
men in the service OF the United states
army
Tuesday and Wednesday THE Chris
tian" features Edith Story and Earl Will
liams Miss Edith story who plays Glory
Quayle in this production. got into so
clety and founo II wasn't anything like
fhe expected.
THE Misleading Lady" featuring
Horny n. wauhall and Edna Mayo will
be the attraction for Thursday and Fri
day These sctols are both coming to the
movie bail,
Saturday q Metro feature The Price
OF Malice" featuring Hamilton ReNelle, a
melodrama rcpictc with thrills and ro-
mantle interest
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
FOUR CHANGES ON BILL
AT STRAND THIS WEEK

-Four changes o. program vii he Of
fored strand fans this week. owing 70 The
fnot that n return cngaRemcnt ~ Rillla
Burke in Peggy II scheduled for Mon.
day and Tuesday
sunday one Of the dramatic gems ~ tho
soaHon VII show Ffanb Keenan, and
Mary Boland In THE Stepping Stone y na
well as a funny Keystone. while Monday
and Tuesday mark Tie temperance al
the strand Of that popular little actress,
Billie Burke. IN the film delight of this
aeason. Peggy
Wednesday and Thurhday comes Lillian
Gish In story Of Russian peaant Ife
called Sold for Marriage, and another
Keystone outburst 70 lie followed Friday
and Saturday With . story tceming witt
action mud thrills aplonty called "A Mod
ern Thelma" and featuring Vivian Mar
tin.
Musical programs will be rendered at
each performance by the strand orcheh
ira and Organlsts Meier and Usher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
EMPRESS BILL HAS TWO
GOOD MOVIE FEATURES

Realization" a story Of Girl who is
mistaken In her love for a rich man. Is
on the screen nj the Empress for the first
half OF this week The girl goes to the
city to earn her living. An orchestra
leader falls in love with her. but she
turns him down for . rich man
when she realizes her danger she returns
to her first love. How she resains that
love constitutes the principal part Of Q
very interesting story
The story Of an unfaithful wife was
never more interestingly told than IN
"The Broken Genius" A man Is on the
verge or fame az an artist Fills wife be-
comes infatuated with another man and
with 4 broken heart he givef mp his
work just as he receives an order that
would have made him wealthy. He van
ders over the earth, but is reunited 10
the wife IN human story that gets
over In good shape
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
SIX GOOD BILLS AT
THE L0THR0P THEATER

The Lothrop thehtor this week offers
slx good changes To-day and Monday
the offering Is Douglas Fairbanks IN
"IIiB Picture 10 the Papers This Il a
story Of a young man whose future
wealth and position depends on him get
ting his picture IN tho papers. The es.
perienceH that be has trying 70 accom-.
pllsh this forms an interesting theme
Also Fatty and Mabel In THE Bright
Lights"
For tho rest ~ the week the program
IL. Tuesday. "a Night OUT Wednes-
day, return showing Of Jordan Is a
Hard Road" Thursday, Henry Walthall
in The Raven Friday, Sold for Mar
riage Saturday, The song Of the Wage
slave" .
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
FILM STARS ARE
COMING TO OMAHA
Movie Men Get Promises Of Pro.
ducers that They Will Send
Some Bright Lights.
BIG PLANS BEING COMPLETED

With tho big movie bah still almost
three weeks away the local film circles
are agog with delisht over the prospects
for tho most sensational and interesting
soeal event that has been held IN Omaha
FOR some time. Every day now ASSURE
anees are received from the film pro.
dueers that they Will send some Of their
best people to this city to represent Them
and help make a success Of the affair.
Among the most noted persons VIII
be Henry y Walthall of the ifasanay
company Walthall IL known To almost
every patron Of the photoplaya Ills
greatest success was no doubt as the
little colonel In The Birth Of a Ma.
ton" His performance In this one pic
ture was enough TO establish him as a
leader among oil photoplayers. Walthall
rs also we'll known as tLAngdon" in
the Mary Page serial Just finished IN The
Bee and appearing at various tbeaters
IN this locality
Edna Mayo Also Coming.
Edna Mayo, almost as well known as
Walthall. and who appeared with him In
the Mary Page serial Will also he here.
Edna Mayo Is one Of the most dashing
and beautiful film stars. and II nobody
but Miss Mayo and Henry ~. Wanhall
came 70 Omaha Il would be worth the
price Of admission to meet them and
know them in real llfe.
Richard Traverse, also well known 10
omaha movie fans M one Of the leading
E9sanay stars. Will also be here as n
representative Of that company
r. A, Van Iiuson OF the Universal Film
company. while in attendance at the
movie convention IN Minneapolis last
week got the assurance from Carl
taomme president Of the company, that
he would be here personally and would
bring some Of his best people
large company of Famous players
left Los Angeles April % for New
York and negotiations are under way
70 have them arrange their trip 80 that
they can stop off IN Omaha on May %
and attend the movie ball
Monster Vaudeville.
The program at the Auditorium calls
for fifteen acts Of vaudeville. running
from 3 TO i0.SO p. M This program win
include the Omaha band Of 100 musicians
the Violin choir Patrick O'Nel, the
famous Irish tenor; acts from The va
rious shows in town on this date. and
other interesting features Of known
quality
Al lO.8o the grand march for the ball
will be held with tho visiting stars lead
ing This grand march will be a spec
tacular event including as Il win various
stunts by the film companies, electrical
effects and blazing lights. The complete
program will be ready to announce sun
day There Will be no motlonpi pictures
shown at the Auditorium. but a motion
picture viii be taken Of the grand march
Tickets are now on sale at all the thea
Ter box offices IN the city The demand
is going to be heavy and one man has
cold over 100 tickets,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
TURN OF THE ROAD"
AT MONROE TODAY

story whore a man has deserted his
sife and child because he is infatuated
sith another woman is shown al The
Monroe today The Turn Of the Road
tolls an interesting STORY
Monday the Monroe sheNs Crane VIII
hur IN "A Law Unto nlmscf.' Tue dag
The Ransom Wednesday The Grim
son WING. Tbmsoay #lha Dragon
FRIDAY "The Stain Boz the BLOOD and
saturday, rhe saeai pimict Th's la
d stries of mteHsius tfarir hat Fl
serial fafy Eaan STONY ID ptiutSd m rhe
sunday iFH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07

was arrested for blockading traffic In
front Of his house. The dense line IN
front Of the box office extended into the
street 70 far chat even the street cars
we're stopped and Il reached for a hair
block in either direction Miss Burke Is
soon to appear In a motion picture novel
IN twenty chapters, entitled, Gloria .
Romance The story Ia from the pen
Of Mr. and Mira Rupert Hughes and is
being filmed al the George kllone studios
IN New York
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
HER SUPREME SACRIFICE"
ON GARDEN BILL TODAY

Todav the Garden a offering a strons
feature in HER Supreme sacrifice This
is 70 t8ele drama with fine story
mpuu1 through t tnHt WIN please. In
addUlon ta thg drama tWo comedies haze
hron provided 90 complete pleasing
prosWm
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
THE GAYETY WILL SHOW
PICTURES FOR TWO DAYS

The management Of the dayety theater
will show pictures next Saturday and
Sunday. when Charlie Chaplin VIII appear
in Hour-reel Esshnay picture. which r.
a trayesty on Carmen" entitled,
Throwing the Bull"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-07
Journeys with
Photo Players

Dusty Faruum was doing a scene IN
"Daty crockett" IN which number Of
coIofed persons took part, when sud
denly Director Taylor threw bomb
among the eolorcd contingent one lit
Ne choeolate-eoiored actor made mis-
take and Taylor using the expression
moaning merely 10 cut ont certain pnft
on the scene-exclaimed oxeitrdly "klll
that nlggcrlt The little dark person
hasn't stopped runnins yet
Motion picture stars Of both sexes are
continually receiving proposals % mar
rage In letters from admirers, but Il Is
doubtful IN the note recently received by
Clara Bimball Young was ever equallcd
for brovity and frankness Il came
from small town IN the busting middle
west and reads. I'm good Baptist, but
even II YOU are an actress | am willing
to marry you, / get s22 week and sge
by the papers you get 5000 We could
live vary comfertible on s2022 a week
II Interested, rite me and ri send
peter
Henry r. Walthau cannot complain
that he is not seen Oh the screen enough
At this time, in different paris Of the
states and also Of the world, he is being
shown on the screen IN the. Essanays
phys, the Mary Page serial, The
Birth Of Nation, the Pathe Balboa aud
Reliance Majestic features and IN q num-
Der OF Biograph rewvafs You pays your
money and you takes your choice
Vivian Martin the well known star Or
the screen and stage has just signed to
appear under The oliver Morosco Photo
play Company and Pallas Pictures brands
and will leave New York for the Los
Angeles studios Of the company on May
a. She win begin work on her initial
production for the Paramount program
Immediately Since her motion picture
debut IN The Wishing Ring about q
year and half ago Miss Martin hos
gained country wide popularity among
patrons Of the photoplaY her first film
presentation scoring instantaneous sur.
cess wherever IL was shown. Among
other screen plays no which sne has since
appeared with great personal success are
The Butterfly ON the Wheel "The
Little Dutch Girl "Old Dutch" EAR
rival Or Perpema," Little Miss Brown.
LITTLE MdemoIacIic7 and "nter Night
ollie klrkby. Eelem su wrs wearing
stunning EauM plHE tfoeN while
she led mattad HsHtIsmHu an to nta
pose O. ter H lhe TENTH eHFude ~ ''Tbe
Social Pirates Tae Other Pirate
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BREEDERS gu seben.
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