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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
ST. LOUIS VOTES
TODAY ON PLANS
FOR SEGREGATION
ID, Evening Herald LEASED wirel

It i.ouiS, Mo. f'h. - N"t-
crs of 81 Louis are deciding At
"a rctcrendum election to-day whether
two measures. dcsirtcd To- restrict tn"
negro population To certain parts ~
The city. shall become ordnance
Two bills. both submitted hy prti-
tion under the initiative ciaus, Of the
city charter. are boinl voted ou one
prov ld"- thai negroes shall not move
into riutk. occupied wholly lN white
persons cot that white persons shall
not moN, into block. occupied wholly
hy urgTocs.
IN" other prppus. Il urdinI'rc pro.
,ldos that ucgroos shat NOT u"N"
INTO blocks IN which 81 per cent ui
lht houses are occupied nr whites uf
mat white persons shall not iu"t" iut"
blocks iu which 80 pcr cent ui th"
houses are oocupird hy uc2fucs.
~ both ordinances are adopted th"
SECOND. bctug the more str ng'ut "f
th, two. would ICE effective
Neither ordinance puts aus rr~iriN-
tI0u ON thD ownership uf prop rtt Dut
rr-tiitts -uI.iN th, usc ~ pruuDrS iur
residence purposor N,grucs who 40"
employed tu houses uJ tpsrtl''uts u,.
,Ip,,d us white persons are unWtcr'-
ed Dos the ordinances Apartment
huu-, iauiturs. who htr n tnv nt-'-
meuts ut apartments occupied ur
whites. wugId NOT be- Affected.
uuth ordinances contain clause, q
prutIdius that the proposed ltss shall
mot uffc, pct-un~ az prcs"ni Twins 100
! blocks occupied bog members ot the
pihci races,
II the whole block ordinance is
adopted. about 900 blocks ~ the ri5
would hc aNulahlr lot negro rr~.-
don,c n th, more stringent or 90.
per cent measure i- ad"pt,d. uuh
, about l50 blocks viii Doc available goa
negro residence.
Attorney. -aJ contain clauses "i the
| 80 per cent urd name" a., vague
aud litigation seems certain u 'ithrr
ordinanc. is adopted
The ordinances have been sirruu
| ouslS Opposed BY negro "tslniHill"nf
/ and b, many white friends nf IA" race
s tending 30 crowd IA. uesiu'- into
united sections OF the ,it. Thc ord
uanccs have been supported hN man
| whites who argue that IA" ptupvi O.!
values ol small hom. owners a., un-
pciilled by the possibility thai negroes
I may move next door to whites,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Few Fears Entertained That
Tuton Submarine Policy. to
80 Into Effect Tonight.
Will Bring Difficulties.
WARNING PERIOD TO
NEUTRALS EXPIRES
After Midnight Tonight Sub.
mersibles Will Attack
Without Warning Ships
Bearing Ordnance.

Washington. Frb. .3 D,tman, o
latest formal uuio. declaring ,ht' a..
surancc- rcgardius -thmaiiuc war
fare given in the LusitnuIa .-o have
not been modified o., h,r tluouucod
intention TO treat armed ,u' N met
chant ships as auxiliary 'tsurrs alter
midnight wa. before rresiu,nt VIII
soi ANA h. cabinet toI confederation
TODAY
Th' N1t" department W1~ declared
To- feel tnat IN. possibility 90 dliucul-
Ties i:i~iup in th. near futur .s more
ur less remote
10 was indicated ~ wei. informed
quaricts that thc president would In.
sist on % stiict Interpretation ct the
rulcs uf International law Hs tppl' iuf
to Gcinnny's nov Submarine warfare.
secretary Lansing today issued ia.
following formal statement
Il wish tu -iy that the contents of
the communication hut, not been
made public los me uud thnt any
statements "a 10 the views uf thr STAT.
department on the communication are
absolutely unauthofi2cd
20 nave made uo cnmmcui aud "N-
pressed NO opinion ,n regaiG Go IA,
matter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Man Expected to Head New
Revolution in Mexico Sails
Unostentatiously February
10 From Florida Port.
TWO AMERICANS KILLED
BY MEXICAN OUTLAWS
Government Representatives
Watch Thread ct Latest
Plot to Overthrow Govern.
ment of Neighbor Country.


Nashiugtu Feb 20 Report. toe
dly To- the department uf Justice s,id
General Folk Blul who hopes io
sta u a"W revolution % McXI,o. Ter
he rnitoc state on rclrupr u ur
"A shin bound from Ttmpb PA Geo
Tieiru. in tho state of NDa cruz
NcNicn.
This advice cam, from an agent of
tn" bureau off ut,-tiL,'i"u asa utI-
c.li4 were inclined 90 give b. .,frd'Hy'.
T. .u cuuN Vls n'i mad, iH c.
firm iI No dc' til- a. to %, ship On
which unf aided were received
Agents oi 'h' nu can were h.- 'u-
duy waiching tho thread ui "a. re-
ported puy plot iu tarinu. sections
with o. view 90 checking au, effort io
send him nr'uS ur ammHlu u'u Iur-
tlcuiar attention was uirc.t Il Geo E'
raso whore on, OF Dil2r ul,ud- B..
believed Co rc wrreiaE la ui. i.ter-
est ANA 20 New Nurk vhrrc 20 .- uu-
dersiDud au euust may uc mad Co
obtain HnfD,Ial a Il for tlo ueH r.,-
oluilol.
Whether p.a1 b. In Mexico was su'
uuRloUu iudlN ~ the state icpus
m"ni Some administration unicIl =
prricst "a O." pehc,c thnt hr was stiu
IN IA. t1ltsd States or Cupa. ~.
Nher,nhuui, also were unknown a.
The M'Ncau cmhtssN
m" CHr'uull ,ampaisu agui 8;
Zaput, south of M'Xlyo rity. uflicis -
"a Tee. stated todal. appdfolts hui
made ittio progress n wac tu-
nouuced r,c,u'lN tt.i go 200 men un-
der icucul ptb.u Gonzales would ar
sent lfnius' Ilpa'a. Tho Tnpltr
forces til hold Cu.rnaNIca apird
of Morcin~ and ut close to Nucho.
milco. e suhurh .f NeNiro fItN Tic
Ncv'cnu embassy hoNr,or. is td, i.cd
lhot considerable number ur Zappp
men have surrendered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

W onh of Steel
Orders Placed
Record Business Done Since
First of the Year and End Is
Not Yet in Sight. Say Indus.
trial Leaders.

New YORK Feb. 20 -Ord,r- arrt,-
eating tooo coo tons. valued az $40
Oop. 600 have been placed L tho steel
market since January L. and thr crest
of the boom has not yet been reached
according &" statements by ic0dcrs n
the industry today
Pront. of $4,000, con are Indicated
hy orders ~ the last two WooIhs Ilnlf
of this viii 90 into the Cuil"rs of IN,
United states Steel corporation. ~ L
said Even this tremendous pruspc,
H. h expected Ia bo broksn before
the end uf the year. cclipsins the rec
ord VI i>se and 1900.
Reports indicate that sh.pbuildiut
cpmpanica are swampcd and con
tracts for railroad equipment are
unproCcdentcdlN large.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Billion and a
Half Spent BY
Britain in Year
Enormous Sum of 1909. .OO0..
600 Pounds National Expen.
diture. Says McKenna to
Commerce Chambers.

London, Feb % B 20 o. M D.
Great iritain's pcrsnnai national .S-
ueudIturcs 'ur the current year VII
reach IN" ginaui, total of II ,0a.ud0, .
"1o. according to "a statement today
hy Reginald MrK,uua. chancellor ot
the cNchcquer addressing 4 meeting
mere of the association % hamhors
OF commerce ot the United kingdom.
The government, me- stid. WAS pre-
pared To- give assistance for u,, Il vel
upment of foreign fradr IN order To
Insure that rivals VINO were Great
EritainS bitter ,uymics should not
Gain English commerce.
Colonel Hughes ~ tho sheffield
chamber of comm,f.r said tho entire
acreage of the country cnU,d not pro-
ducc anything lik, the quantity of
foodttuns ncccssait to maintain the
nation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
.iUNN> stHN AWI>I
tOtpY aoES I>To trtvtI

ucrlih. Feb -. J. IA. Dld Luu-
don. Feb ~. a. iu 4. M IN, As
socluted Press II informed Uy Ger
MANY leading statesmen thu the
new rulc "f submarine wnrtar, which
was announced ~ the Germau mrmo-
iaudum regarding thc future treat
mrut of armed merchantmen Viil pos
itVrly be put in erect at midnight of
tomorrow, Tucsday F,hruui -
~ that time the period 81 warning
for ncutrals, giving them oIIurtunitN
To- advise their national. not tu unyel
~ armed mere hantmcn vii ,Npirr.
u Was explained that thrro had
been e growing inclination Q, proceed
slo,Vl> uBtil the publication uf prcsi-
dent Wilson's letter tu Scnal pr Stunr
which apparently convinced the uu-
thoritics chat uo assistance Was tu bee
expected lrom Washington,
German Statesmen TOOK IA, view
that negotiations with Washington
would only give England greater I'm"
10 prepare lot th. new submalinc
waiarc. They have httlc rupe that
President Wilson wiil change his at
utud".
'ttllhdhN NdN thl't i'd lo lhh' lN'
Nico thui th, doctrine uf attdlus mcr-
Chlutmen nas become obsolete and
nov i- up part uf international law 90
is oXpla med that the theory uf arm-
ms No~sr's for defense ar'ac when
thc hish seas were Infested With pri-
yatvcis and when ship- WEI furnished
with letters of muruu'. PrNlt.cIln-
has h,"r stamped cut It Is ,"'tcudcd,
ana u1W there rs no reason Tor arm-
ms peaceful ships,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
ND\ptiI tHt.t~ rNs- N.i
on NAMING. Nt\St

NlshingtoIL Fcb. 90 llrpt"s"tita-
tive Mondoli uf " Nyumtup Republican,
iu a speech to the huu-c today AZ
@iii,d IA. rdmmsiliuouIs iurciEu
pul,' ana urgvd ih, pasft "t his
nii -ttll la committot to nHru Amer
iaans irum taking pa--ago ur urmcd
mcr, hautmen.
when anyone fulN ufosm,d, said
Alr Noudcii "cunicuds that ~ Niurt-
!,au citizen hos q right which should
not oc denied, 1" travel "r 'hip
arucd Co iFht putposcd co nsht. aud
houno into The regions uf va. I uu
compelled to hclic,. that tp. one su
insisting ~ either PLAYING p"i.tirs with
ia, national houut - BE- rrusvd al
cmpruil the nation ~ var
In his letter ,o S.natut slonr IN,
president Wrutr 'foi my pa ! can
moi consent to any ahridscm,nt ui ia,
rights ot American olti1cus ~ any re-
spc,t. etc. Thosr a." nno. hold Worls
when, however. we consider "a, CON
ditiuns under which thoy a., u~"d.
am al a luss tu know whcthot tho pie
tut thtN coniutr up b. that of AlaN
dcntuR the hEhtnins cor Fal.tau ou
parade.
How unfortunate It u tuat th'
president could not haN" uiicrcd anJ
acted upon them thr.. wears ego and
IN tho time that has iui.rvon. Il durinp
whirh tho administration has don'
itlle else than not uulN consent hni
actualis cunnivr at and weakly and
supiuoN submit 10 thr ahr,dgohI,n'
of th" rights OF American citx'ns IL
NrNlro."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
SECOND KITCHEN
PO|SONER WORKS
IN CALF 0RN|A?
Three Hundred or More Guests
at Methodist Banquet in
San Francisco Made III by
Food Served Them.

san Francisco Feb 'r Three
hundred "r more guests were made ,lL
probably 10y lee cream. tt Methodist
banquet fcnruprt go became
Knnwn today. folluWmg an othcial re-
port of the incident tu th, Methodist
Minister 1sso, atiou yc,trrd, by the
Rev samuel Quickmirc. fbty per
SONS were reported tn have suffered
but the E,V Paul smith. Iastor uf
the Central Methodist Episcopal
church whose Wit' was among those
most seriously affected. said that
probsbly g.. 90 SO per cent nt the i2a
guests were affected Thos' most ~
recovered within two DAYS
No report wns mid' 10 tnc police
nor was any attempt tu pursue the
matter further contemplated u was
said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
DRANOE|S PROBE
NAY Be FINISHED
TOMORROW NIGHT
Subcommittee Hopes to Com
plete Taking # Evidence on
Fitness Of Presidential Nom-
inee Soon.

Washington Frp 90 The -'.al"
judiciary -uh-rnuwifir, Nhirh 10 iu-
yc-tIgutinl th, Ntrcs. Of Louis O..
Bra.dri. uf roston 20 hr mem l,r
Of The supreme ,ou.i resumed Itr
hslilnr to-day
I'll, ,.rr,.ttt,. b..,,e. a., conclude
,h, ',.lI,. ~. t..tir,n, ,.pl.rr.,
rd,,,1 A tuii,hIn. .r u..t.p
...t..t. f.,,.. .r,,t.,... .,. ,b.. ...,ptr,.
..,5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
DIAI JOINED ~ TROOPS
D\ LANDING. ~ NtNtttp

New orleans. La. Feb. - biaz
adhorcn,s said today they had ldyiccs
tnat FciiN Diah banded IA The state
~ Vera cruz last vc"k aud WAS joined
therc hy several thu'tsaud troops
Diaz. 30 WAS said. intended marching
to his home state of OaNa,p To- join
ten thousand troops to bvHin ms ,am-
paieu against villa and carr, va Ia
pIta troops. 10 W"s sJ!l. would Join
the biaI army.
several miliiuu duilars Wds doclared
ln have been provided g. finance the
movement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
SIX ARE KNOWN TO
BE DEAD IN BLAST
IN WEST VIRGINIA

kcmptuu W. w.. Feh % six
men are known go Hc dead. mine are
still missing aud vs. have been brought
safely from minv 80, I. ui ,nc Ia, j.
coal aud coke company near here
whor. an "Npiusl uc, urr-d tins
morning The ml- Jg men had pen
ruitcd TAR into "a, workings. E"scu-
crs expressed the pini,n thai thcS
mad pcti,hcd
Tho milne shaft 20 feet cr7p, was
uut badly wrecked The explosion, It
va, stated wa r..utbly caused hy
dust. scarcely hty he men reached
their workins rh.. when TIA" cNpiu-
zion ottutr,d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
MtUUli: on NNiGitN>
EN NilLtSGl~ EtiDtirtD

Wushmgton Feb - IN" murder
of GIulor g. Warn an American, bS
Nilla furcvr az his home pst night
% milys north uf Durango. was re-
ported officially tudut n" the state de-
pagtm,uf So other details acre
p4N,u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
w RDtG al NNti,n
utUiI ki,tt'tE ~ iDkttb

Iurrtou tudhullt, Mckee. Ftn. ~,
~ Nu+ reported here t"drt thai an
American hutc krcprr, named hJr-
nr. ma, been hanged ry bandits ut
Fomhr,rctt Tie date ut th. hang
ne uud tho inst uow' oi the victim
nrr not gwen. although % d. know n
that iuttls ud- u,cd "a ~ou,hlcI cite
lurty years
~oirurrr,tr l- m Hi,at'.tu stat"
lose tu thr puraugu stat, Inc about
80 mites south ui here.
lindits .rc ;,pur,co Go have looted
AZ, uuch ui John Kramer .u Amer
igan. "a utmcpn, on the lotAing road
west of purausn 'itl. Nr'u - and
hs american ompluycs are std IA
Lave sawed then i've. los aiding u It
hos p,u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
Drive Reaches Base of Heights
Along the Meuse; Advances
Claimed Along Front of
Twelve Miles.
LITTLE SUCCESS HAD
NORTH OF DOUAMONT
Neatly 1900 Prisoners Taken
in Fighting Around Great
French Fortress. With
Quantities of Munitions.


Ih" N..iuun dfir' az Nvrd Iu is now
hriue sNn'i,i 100 greatest forcr from
ihy ,I.' uu.ru the attacking armies
have uut ttU."d ou thc plln 1f Wu,vro
tuI cached tn, paS. oI tho hciphts
caat pl o.. Mc,fr at several Tout-
G"rtr to-day reported new 'dvan,cs
n tuH recon along @ front aYproSi-
match vrl,r miles ioug r'rttDbinr
from ui.puc. seven miics noi,n'ast uf
N,idIIH and three mite. due east ct
b"ulumont a. champion. thirteen
mil.. .uuth'nst uf Netduu The statc-
m,nt announces tho oaptur, Of Man
hou,u. tud champion n,d says
Aoiu uur' on tha nigh ruad from
N'rd.u tu Metz. and also thp town at
i.i.ui.r uat, been passcd
Fur- admits 90, ,'erm.n ,uptUre
tor attack brought IN, rrench bach 10
the W,-,,iu boundary ut tne village.
which thv1 hold under fire.
The uult GERMAN claim To- ads ancs
north cod Nrrdun j. the capture nf u
small atmorod work n"r'ha.St of
Douduuuut Pan. asserts attacks "a
lac bpupumout region wcr, repulscd
In Lorraine Berlin clnlins an ad-
.'fi't NN Ilhh NV NHFif if'ii "
salient ,ositiun wsa taken.
The German .uounceni-.t shoas
the ttItug la tu, N.rdun battles of
nearly l,.n0o prisoners s''hcr with
.N gums. s',ou ct them modern heavy
p'.,. 80 machine guns aud o1intitics
81 VA Wat"rinl
L-tuttr- tr. now made that there
ate ,,UoUo German troups engaged IN
tn, \crduu ngnting. sirOus reinforce
mcnts haslng been scrt 10 ,hc scene.
Adyi,os rom i'ctrorral .oday de
clare that III" Turkish forces are has
tily cyactuatiug Trebizond and nearby
towns on m. Black sea.
Casualties ui the British forces Ia
the various fighting ireas publisheu
duriur F,DTuat,. tutallcd ,jl officers
and l..st, men. TIN, was svincV hat
smaller 'hau during Jauuars.
E,tuu adNicos at hand ,pdaS de-
larc that Germanys new rul. OF suo.
marine warfare. under which armed
mer, hintuen viii bc treated as var
ships. vii bc pat into effect at nt!i-
night tonight a. originally announced.
snking OF the French auxillar}
I ruisci ia rrot,nc. IN the Medit't-
Iiaenan is announced IN Paris The
/ number ut survivors II estimated a.
so.
i The Italian gov torument has rrquis-
/ toned thirty tour of thirty-scycn Go.
i man steam msrs informed IN Italian
po.ts according tu a l.ou.,uu an
/ uouuccm'nt
4 G,rmsll ptp.t communication og
/ suamafu' Warfare was discussed 'u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
iGt\,U NNiit\EN
,Etl~ili ~ ~ w

Paris. F.r. ta lnuf"u 90
%. ulI The aua.Ubp fIrnvh cruiser
piotyn,. vas Hut 100 thg Mvdu"r-
r. cuu ast sat.uda'. was hu-
uuuu. cd o.uDnii. today n M'iu
9t -uis4rors have been landed.
rhr tum-tp 't marine rstnnai"d
th number ni SURVIVORS at SO
-Four hundred survivors vcrc hnd-
,d 10 NIht I.a trutcn.' sank Boo mo
middle Mediterranean.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
rNp AHMED IrNLi\\
LINERS ORDERED si.G Akt.b

WU.hugTuu FrD p Thr 'taHan
un,f, Guis.pp N.rdi aud sru Gusllei-
no. a NeW Work with mounted guns.
ABOARD. wotr nrd,rta cleared today
on assursnges cot the ltalian govern
meut that their armamen, Was Tor de-
fensiNs purposes only.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29
\ Welcome, Sockn1en!
tQ29H3l[{QHHY 6{1l9 l4
-
To the Stocknen of the Southwest:

rp H dg k kg
o
o be % m week
al n there There % ~% ~% ascertain
al m adequate pt 10 u " city limits
b nHN h Nv cen tua
10 m that h Las a ht h kd Wmu", NV lb Z % crowd You
% II m
@ Mare lands lam flor hg and % thereafter G LSoi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-02-29

Began debate .. l,gl'lati,e APP
preparation hi.I
Naval AMI pIl tN conr'litc"s
continued Work GA nation"l h'-
Tense program.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29
ORDERS 1885 TRUCKS
War Department to More Than
Double Motor Train Equipment.

San Antonio. Tex. June 29.-Gen-
eral Funston has been notified that
the war department has ordered forty
five new companies of motor trucks,
these companies to consist of thirty
three trucks each.
This addition of 1.4So trucks to the
army's supply will bring the total up
to more than 1000. When the army
began preparations for undertaking
the punitive expedition under General
Pershing it had but few scattered
trucks.
As rapidly as possible the new COM
panies of trucks will be hurried to
Fort Sam Houston, here, or to strate-
gic points along the border. In addi-
ton to transportation of provisions
and equipment. the trucks will be ex-
tensively used in promoting rapid
movements of infantry. In the event
of war with Mexico, the railroads will
be used for main lines of transporta-
ton and no such formidable system of
motor truck transportation as that
which has been supplying Pershing'S
column will be necessary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29
GUARDS INTO mex
New Mexico Troops Cross the
Border.
Report De FactOs Threaten to
Cut Supply Line.
BY WEBB c. MILLER

Columbus, N. M, June 29.-Reports
that large CarranziSta forces were
concentrating at GuZman in a position
to cut the American communications
lines resulted in several motor truck
loads of New Mexico guardsmen being
sent into Mexico to bring back cavalry
horses approaching Guzman under a
small guard.
The use of the New Mexico Ma
tional Guardsmen to escort the caval-T
ry horses back out of possible danger
was the first time militiamen have
crossed the border into Mexico.
The reports indicating movements of
troops from the Columbus base camp
caused the greatest excitement early
today. Rumors that the field tele-
graph line south had been cut proved
unfounded.
Parker's Murderers Not Slain?
An aeroplane at General Pershing's
Headquarters is expected to make a
scouting flight around Guzman to in
vestigate the reports. The remounts
left yesterday and went into camp for
the night at Las Palomas, seven miles
south of the border, where. they were
overtaken and turned back. Guzman
is only twenty miles from the present
American communication lines.
Believing rumors that war was in
progress between Mexico and the
United States, fifty Mexican laborers
in zinc mines north of Columbus quit
and returned to Mexico.
Cavalry patrols still are hunting for
the murderers of William Parker and
his wife, returning civilian posses hav-
ing failed to confirm reports that the
bandits were wiped out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29
LOOTERS Get $4,000
Mexican Soldiers Ransack Stores and
Houses Mexican Side.

NOSales. Ariz.. June 29.-Mexican
soldiers looted numerous business
concerns and homes in Nogales, So
nora. taking, among other things, a
shipment of silver bullion valued at
$4,000. being taken from the offices
Of Wells Fargo & Co. The command
ant later said it had been sent to
Masdalena-
Attempts to ship motor accessories
and clothing valued at 100000 across
the frontier failed when Charles T
Hardy, the United. States collector of
customs. ruled they were military
equipment. He refused also to pass
gasoline However. tons of foodstuffs
were hauled to freight cars in the
Mexican yard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29
State Board in Crusade Against
Alleged Unsanitary BARRIERS.
Walters BARRIERS Have No Reg
istratiOn Certificates, Charge.
SAME TOWEL MORE THAN ONCE
That Is Allegation Against c.
Nj. Cross, East Fourth.
Claim r.. l.. Skearce Has ViO-
lated Sanitary Laws.

Warrants for three Topeka BARRIERS
have been issued from the court of
Topeka upon complaints sworn to by
Clarence Matthews of the state barber
board.
One warrant charges T. C. Waller,
Alb Quincy street, with employing per-
sons as BARRIERS who have no certifi-
cate of registration issued by the bar
Der board.
One charges c. NJ. Cross, 416 East
Fourth street, with failure to use clean
towels upon customers. 1t charges
Cross with violating that section of
the law requiring a freshly Numbered
towel to be used upon each customer.
The third warrant charges r. L.
Skearce with failure to keep his bar
Der shop in a sanitary condition. The
law requires the floor be swept with
a sweeping compound, that it be
scrubbed once a day. and that every
thing about the place be kept in a
sanitary condition.
Matthews stated to the county at
tOrney that conditions in barber shops
in Topeka are worse than in any of the
other larger cities in the state; that
less attention is paid to the regulations
of the barber board than in any other
cit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-29
WILSON GENERALS
Personnel of Democratic Cam
paign Committee Picked.
None of the 1912 Committee To
Be on Strategy Board.

Washington, June 29.-The person.
mel of the Wilson campaign committs re
has beer practically picked. There
will be either IL or l3 members, none
of whom served on the 1912 COM
mittee.
Following are the members selected:
Vance c. Mccormick, of Pennsyl-
vania; Homer S. Cummings, of Con-
necticut; Fred B. Lynch, of Mime
sofa; Carter Glass, of Virginia: w. w.
Marsh, of Iowa; Senator william j.
Stone of Missouri; Senator Thomas J.
Walsh, of Montana: Rep. Frank E.
Doremus, of Michigan; Frederick w.
Steckman, CT the District of Columb ia ;
Henry Morgenthau, of New York, and
Norman Hapgood.
Vance c. Mccormick will arrive in
Washington today to confer with the
president
Announcement Today.
it is expected that Chairman Nc
Cormick will make formal announce
ment of the committee this week
This committee will be the strategy
board of the Wilson campaign" said
Committeeman Lynch. at will ar
range for speaking dates for the ad-
Ininistration spellbinders and under
the supervision of the president, will
outline the policy of the campaign.
1T has not yet been definitely de-
cided as to whether the committee will
comprise II or 13 members. The
chances are, however, that we will
have the lucky Wilson 49,