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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
SAYS EXILES DESIRE
CARRANZA'S DOWNFALL


El Paso, Texas, June Whether
or not all factions in Mexico would
be drawn together by American inter
vention depends entirely on whether
the United States aimed at tn Carran-
"a government alone or at conquering
ana acquiring Mexican territory ac-
cording TO General Felipe Angeles, a
refugee from Mexico, living in FL Paso
since the fall of the Huerta govern
ment. General Angeles has been cali
ed The real patriot of the Mexican
revolution"
IF the United States intervenes in
Mexico simply to put an end to Car
ranZa's rule, then the thousands upon
thousands Of MeXicans in the United
States will not be attracted by the
first chiefs call of II united people
against common enemy" declared
General Angeles today.
But he continued, "if the United
States should intervene with a view
of conquest, and fight the people Of
Mexico, as nation, all the refugees
in the United States-federals cienti-
fic0s Villistas and members of other
parties, would return to resist the in
vasion."
General Angeles declared that every
Mexican refugee who had been driven
from his country by the persecution
of the constituencies would see
with pleasure the first chief "tumbled
from his throne by the United states
government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
NEWS NOTES from by DAIyy DEAx
NJ O VEL AM

The Velvet Paw is the title of a
World photoplay which was recently
completed and in which Gail Kane
famous star of the stage and screen
has the leading feminine role. This
picture in which House Peters is co.
starred with Miss Kane, will be re-
leased within few weeks
Miss Kane is native of Philadel-
phia She went TO boarding school in
Newburgh, ". Y. and through anna
teur theatficals in school got the
stage fever Then one day she was
offered a small part In Charles Froh-
mans Decorating Clementine," and
eagerly grabbed at the chance. Her
next engagements We're with Marie
Tempest in VANITY Fair" and In Au-
gustus Thomas AS a Man Thinks"
Her first leading part was with
Chauncey Olcott in "Macushla." Then
came leading parts in Augustus
Thomas play The Model "Anatol,"
Seven Keys to Baldpate," The Mir
aele Man and "The Hyphen,"
Miss Kane has adopted New York
as ner home ana spends her summers
at Long Beach. Horses, dogs and
swimming represent her only hob
bics.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
OVERLAND COMMON
STOCK CHARTERED

Sanction has inst been secured from
the state Of Ohio and the New York
stock exchange TO reduce the par val
ne of each share of common capital
stock of the WiIks-Ovcrland com
pany Of Toledo. Ohio. from s100 to
S25 share. This change has been
made In order to create a wider mar
kct ana more general distribution of
the stock Of the giant automobile in
dustry, which has proved one Of the
most popular investments on the mar
ket IN recent years.
The Willys-Oyerland stock. which
has been steadily advancing during
the past six months reached Its high
est point during the past week when
it climbed to 276 ga
notice of the reduction in par
value will be sent to all holders Of
common stock requesting return Of
the old certificates in order that re-
issue Of the new paper can be made
four SIS par value shares being cx-
changed for each 500 par value
share
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
DEM|NC IS WET
BY 81 MAJORITY;
ELECTION QUIET
Two Men Arrested on Charges
of Illegal Voting at Instance
of Anti-SaIoon League Lead
err Licenses to Be Raised.
-ssselAl olsrAren 10 MORNING .ouHnA.l

Deming. n NJ, June 24.--1n an~un-
usually quiet election. marked by no
signs of disorder, Deming today went
wet by majority of 81, the vote be-
ing 24S wet to 176 dry.
The only incident Of the day bor-
d"ring upon excitement was the arrest
of two men on charges of Illegal vot-
ing The arrests We're made at the
instance of Rev. j. I. Seder, president
Of the New Mexico branch of the
Anti-saloon league. The men were
released on bonds of $4,000 each.
There was an entire lack of bitter
ness that usually characterizes local
option elections, and the best Of feel
ing prevailed throughout the day. The
majority against prohibition is taken
to mean that the sentiment of the
people is in favor of regulation Of the
saloons, and 1t is expected that at the
next meeting of the city council laws
will be passed raising the license fees
and imposing restrictions ON the Ii
quor traffic which have not heretofore
existed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
GOODRICH GIVES
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO ITS employees
Makes Generous Salary Dona-
tons 10 Those Enlisted in
State Military and Naval Or
CARNATIONS,

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In order. insofar as possible. 10
relieve from financial worry those Of
| our employees who are subject to mil
| itary duty aud also as an expression
/ Of desire on the part of this company
to make substantial recognition of
( this opportunity to cooperate with
/ its employees in carrying out its share
of the common duty Of all to answer
the national call for military assist
ance, the policy of this company Will
be as follows.
This announcement applies to all
I employees of this company formally
enrolled as members in good stand
ing in amy state military or naval or
SANITATION at midnight Monday. June
| 10. 1916. and who are accepted by the
proper military officers for active
service in the present Mexican crisis.
In case Of orders being issued by
the military authorities requiring the
services Of employees mentioned above
for actual military duty, necesstatlng
absence from the regular duties of
this company compensation will be
awarded as follows:
After allowance being made foi
payment for service by the govern
| ment, or state. or from any other
source. the direct result of military
service. this company will pay as mil
itarv condensation the difference be-
tween such sources OF income and the
following:
TO all married and single men con-
tributing regularly 10 the support Of
actual dependents. tWo-thirds C2-S)
Of their average salary or wage based
on their previous average salary or
wage earned during the three months
preceding their absence.
70 all single or married men not
contributing regularly to the support
of actual dependents. one-half G-2)
OF their average .salarv or wage.
Thus an enlploye with dependents
whose average wage for three months
has becn 500 per month and who
receives $500 uer month from the
government will he granted military
CONDENSATION from this company of
S5l.G6 per month.
PAYMENT Of military CONDENSATION
win he paid direct 10 the dcpeudeuts
DESIGNATED or upon the rentt4st of
men without dependents. win be held
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
U. S. TIRES ON A
SODA FOUNTAIN

The first druggist to take advantage
Of the enormous popularity Of auto
mobiles II in Little Rock Ark. This
gentleman has shown remarkable in
iiiatlve III equipping his soda found
tain 20 represent the most popular
light ear now on the market.
Incidentally, he has jhosen as
equipment the most popular high
class anti-skid tire now made. the
United states "Nohh@" Tread.
Looking directly at the fountain,
one sees the headlights, the steering
wheel and the tires. Ii Is novel
idea and from all reports is bringing
trade rapidly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
# Carranza Accepts ReSpon-
SibIlity for CarrizaI Attack,
Presidents Course Is Vir-
tuaIIy Certain,
REPUTATION IS
TO BE DEMAN DED
Officials Doubt First Chief VIII
DiSaVoW Acts and Punish
Mexican Commanders at
Fault.

washington, June 24.--Relations
between the United States and the de
facto government of Mexico are close
of the belief that American cavalry
men were deliberately massaered
Wednesday at Carrizal by Carranza
soldiers.
Secretaries Lansing and Baker Were
at the White House early today con-
ferring with President Wilson. 1t is
now known that the possibility Of
drastic retaliatory action against the
Mexican forces in Chihuahua was Civ
en- grave consideration. If the Car
rama government accepts responsible
ity for the attack at Carrizal it is con-
sidered virtually certain by officials
that occupation of most of northern
Mexico will be ordered by President
Wilson TO take place as rapidly as the
necessary military forces can be
placed at the disposal of General
Funston.
Demand Reputation.
1t Is believed the first act of the
Washington government when fuller
information is At hand will be to de
mand reputation Of the Carrzal act
by the Carranza government. Irelm-
mary reports have convinced officials
here that the American troops were
deliberately led into a trap.
Unqualified reputation of the at
tack and Immediate surrender OF pris-
oners probably will be demanded.
Grave fears were expressed in Off
cial circles today that not even diplo-
matte representations from Mexico
City can prevent open hostilities be-
tween the United States and Mexico.
Speed Up Mobilization.
In preparation for early develop
ments of serious nature, technical
barriers had been removed To allow
national guard units from all over the
country to be dispatched to the Dor
der as soon as each is ready.
Secretary Baker had issued orders
urging extreme haste, and final ac-
ton was assured by congress today
TO allow President Wilson to draft i'm
mediatey for service either in or out
Of the United States all national
guardsmen who subscribe to the new
oath. The Hay resolution containing
this authorization, adopted by the
house yesterday was before the sem
ate today with virtual assurance that /
it would be approved.
President Wilson still awaited a
final report from General Pershing
on the Carrizal clash and army off
GERS said it might be another day or
two before this arrived
Mcxicaus Start Clashes.
Information available from Ameri- |
can sources seem to show that in |
both the Mazatlan and Carrizal clash
es, Carranza authorities precipitated /
the fighting. AT Carrizal it appears
the assault was treacherous and with /.
out warning. When final reports ar
rive the Washington government is /
expected to use them as the basis for /
II direct refutation of claims of the (,
Mexican government that Americans
were the aggressors. Demand proba1l
bly, will be made that the acts be dis
avowed and the responsible Mexicans /
punished. Officials doubt whether
the Carranza government will consent (
to complete disavowal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
YOUTH WINS IN
SIlLIG PICTIRI..

The Old Man Who Tried 10 Grow
Young is the title of Selig picture
now in production Al w Filson
appears in the featured part of tls
photoplay, an elderly man of wealth
who desires a young wife. taken by
Vivian Reid. In his search for youth,
he comes upon a IIindoo faker. who
sells him a formula which will re-
luvenate him. This however, proves
to be but a poor hair dye. He dis
covers the girl he wishes to wed is
in love with his secretary, and he
finds ways ana means of putting the
young man out of the way. But al
fairs are eventually righted, and the
young people come into their own,
which points out the mockery of the
cid man in attempting to regain
youth. Charles West and Harry
Lonsdale appears in good parts in the
photoplay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
FRENCH REGAIN GROUND
LOST NEAR VERDUN


Paris, June 2I-The battle of Ner-
dun continued last night with the ut
most violence on both sides Of tho
Meuse. The war office announced to-
day that the French have regalned 4
large part OF the ground LOST north
east of Verdun near Hills No. $40 and
SCI.
Undertaking a vigorous offensive,
the French drove back tina Germans
over the ground which Nth<~Non yes
terday. The battle was particularly
violent in the vicinity of Fleury. The
French did not succeed In regaming
possession of the Thiaumont work
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
A Night in Beautiful Hawaii,

The celebrated Hawaiian Trouba-
doris who will appear next Wednesday
at p. m. under the auspices of the
Y. w. G. A. in the Y. NJ G. A. Gym,
have not misnamed their offering.
Every member OF the company is a
thorough musician, and they present
program of most pleasing variety.
They come wen recommended and
those who have heard them speak in
enthusiastic terms OF their ability as
entertainers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25

Lenore Ulrich, who won fame on
the stage as Hawaiian girl. has sp-
peared in pictures as a gypsy and
Mexican. she's to be an Indian
maid in the new PLAY she IS making
for Morosco. She was an Indian in
her recent stage success, The Heart
of Wetona"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
Mining Company Incorporates.

Santa Fe. June 24.--The Keiser
Mining company of Albuquerque, fill
ed incorporation papers today. The
capitalization is $4,000 divided into
| goo shares. Captain W. c. Reid is
named statutory agent The incorpora-
tors and directors are Carlos Q. Keis-
en- of Canyon, Texas, President, 99S
shares W. {. Reid, Albuquerque,
vice-president, share; Marion Bin
ford, albuquerque, secretary and
treasurer. | share.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
Brool,lvn Regiment Leaves.

New York, June ga regiment Of
infantry. the Fourteenth Of Brooklyn,
left for camp today in response TO
the national guard mobilization call
This makes three New York regiments
which have gone into camp. More
than 1000 recruits in the New York
national guard have as yet received
neither uniforms nor equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-25
Gail Kane

Stuart Holmes. william of the
movies. should know if he doesn't.
He says. No woman likes TO have a
mans hand placed lightly on her
shoulder; she wants to be left alone
entirely or have her arm grasped
firmly and tightly"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
BOILS and
PIMPLES DANGEROUS
S. S. S. Your Remedy

Modern science has proven that boiis
AMI carbuncles, pimples and dnsightly
skin blotches, are signals OF diseased
blood. scaly skin and itching OF Beze-
ma Scrofula. rashes-all skin diseases
are aggravated by bad blood-its the
infected blood that's dangerous. Dcn't
wait for the boils. II you have pimples
and blotches, take instant action. PIN
pies tell you that your blood is filled
with Impurities. You must wash out
your blood, and stimulate Il TO healthy
action with Natures own blood tonic,
3 8. 8. 1t is the standard blood puri-
fier OF the world. Don't use drugs, oint-
ments, salves. s. S. S. reaches the blood,
drives out the impurities. IL makes
healthy perspiratiOn-the, poison is lit
orally sweated out through the skin.
Boils, blotches. Eczema and the Scrofuia
indications disappear. 1t does what
salves and lotions can never dot
reaching the blood. Your skin becomes
clear and you soon feel the vigor of
perfect health. $. s. s. Is purely Vege-
table. YOU can get Il any druggist's.
Write for book OF facts, What the
Mirror Tells" II yours is long stand
ing case. write for expert advice TO
Swift Specific Co, Atlanta Ca
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Three Thousand at
Baby Health Exhibit
At the Court House

over 5000 is the attendance record at
the baby health exhibit at the court
house. Mrs. X. r. ]. Edholm. Mrs. F. j..
Birss and Mrs. f. ]. Burnett. the local
committee in charge, all express them
selves as highly pleased with the success
of the exhibit
Many prospective mothers and faith
ers, as well as mothers with their babes.
came to us for information and knowl-
edge. This alone would have warranted
our putting '\on the baby health week.
Physicians were NOSE generous in giving
Of their time, and with their lectures, so
that we could have continued the ex-
hibit another week with sufficient lee
lures for afternoon and evening pro-
grams" said Mrs. Edholm. Nothing we
have yet undertaken has been 80 crafty
ing"
The total cost OF putting on and dis
mantfing the exhibit in Lincoln and
Omaha was only s102 because OF the gem
erosity OF private individuals and busi-
ness concerns Miss Ida Robbins who
managed the exhibit in Lincoln. was a
visitor at the local exhibit today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
F. A. SHoTWELL FILES FOR
SENATE AND HAS PLATFORM

Franklin A. shotwell. attorney. has
filed for the state senate. Following is
his platform, which was filed when he
paid his fee
1. Municipal ownership Of public utih-
ties and particularly the Omaha electric
light plant. II the Omaha electric light
plant cannot be purchased by the city
at a fair price, then / favor giving 70
the Omaha Water board authority TO
construct an electric lighting system.
2. A larger and better equipped state
militia. Nebraska must do its share TO
prepare our country to defend itself.
3. More expeditions and cheaper court
procedure. Justice should be rendered
to all without delay.
4. A new state capitol and better state
institutions. where our sick and afflicted
may receive treatment and proper care.
8. The building OF interurban roads, so
that our city may be brought into closer
contact with the surrounding country.
6. A state publicity bureau, so that
the advantages and resources OF our
state may be brought to the attention OF
non-reRidents.
!. new state constitution.
g. Feeding of prisoners In the county
Jail OF Douglas county at actual cost to
the county.
o Such other legislation as will pro-
vide for the upbuilding of our city and
state and the promotion OF the general
welfare of our people.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Declares 0maha's
System of Garbage
Disposition is Poor

Samuel A. Hole of 1907 Harney street
declares he has Travelled to many cities
Of this country and he has yet to find a
city OF the size of Omaha where garbage
is hauled to a hog-feeding place as it is
done here.
c. o. Bartlett and Snow company of
Cleveland, o., have written to state they
would enter into a ten-year contract with
the city of Omaha to dispose OF all gar
bage In a sanitary reduction plant II the
garbage is hauled to the plant by the
city. They agree to erect plant similar
to the plants of Los Angeles and New
Bedford, Mass.
The city council committee Of the whole
will consider the garbage question next
Monday morning. One firm offers to give
the city sbonus OF 81 900 year for three
years for the garbage Of the territory
known as Omaha proper. the material to
be hauled by the city to convenient points.
This concern proposes to feed the garbage
to hogs on the river bottoms, which has
been done for several years.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Delayed" Marriage
Of Iowans Takes
Place in Jail

About month ago. Thomas Bills, said
to be a we'll known merchant of Webster
City. Ia, and Miss Marie Campbell. ls
years old. society girl OF Newton. Ia.
came to Omaha and took out a marriage
liccEse at the Douglass county cour:
house. +f,ed sBs-A y
Recently they were arrested BY. the fed
sraH authorities and for the. last few
days have been held in the county jail
for Investigation. s. Us
They were living together in Omaha.
but had never been married. according
TO the federal authorities.F f
The delayed marriage ceremony was
performed Friday afternoon in the county
Jail.
Their excuse for not having been legally
married before. they told the federal in
vestigators, was because they believed
taking out the marriage license was ell
that was necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Trade Unionists
Anti-Booze League

The Trades Unionists Anti-Booze
League Of Nebraska" is the title of an
organization by local members of various
trades unions.
The league starts its career with a
charter membership of nearly a hundred,
which is limited exclusively to members
OF labor organizations. /. J. Copenhalve
of Typographical union was elected presi-
ident; a. Redgwick OF the carpenters.
vice president; Adam Johnson of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
treasurer. and c, n. Robinson OF the
musicians. secretary
The organization is the only one OF it's
kind in the United States. and it is ex-
pected that branches will be established
throughout Nebraska within the next few
weeks
The object Of the league is set forth 'n
the following statement:
The object OF this league is to impress
upon the general public that certain
liberty Leagues" controlled by the liquor
interests, do not voice the true sentiment
OF labor organizations of Nebraska in
their effort to make IL appear that the
laDOTlng class Is subservient TO the whine
OF said liquor industry.
IL shall be the aim of this organization
70 publicly disclaim in every way possible
that union labor of Nebraska looks upon
the use or liquor as an aid 20 its welfare
and Advancement: but rather that the
use OF Intoxicating liquor is the greatest
handicap union labor has 10 contend with
IN making it's fight for justice for the
working class.
The members OF this league resent any
eIiort OF the liquor element TO place
union labor OF Nebraska in the attitude
oI suppoIuns an INDUSTRY that never has
ana never can aid the working man IN
ms ms struggle for better conditions for him.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
Merritts tosHave
Big Drug Store in
the Rose Building

Finishing touches to one OF the biggest
drug store deals in the history OF Omaha
were completed today when a longtime
least for the two largest Sixteenth street
storerooms In the new Rose building was
signed By Joe Merritt, we'll known phar-
macist.
Mr.. Merritt viii start at once to rear
range the place and plans to have the
biggest and most complete drug store IN
Omaha within a few months.
The new drug store will be the most
important one Of chain TO be incor-
porated soon by the Merritt brothers.
They already own the place at Twen-
tieth and Farnam and once owned an
equity in the Myers-Dillon place. The
Merritt Millard hotel pharmacy was re-
Gently sold by Joe Merritt to John
Kroupa and Edward Hermansky.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-18
HAL BRADY SEEKS
TO SECURE DIVORCE
Asks Separation from Wife, Whom
He Welded in Chicago After
Short Courtship.
SHE RETURNS TO NEW YORK

Hallaok NJ. Brady. scion of a
wealthy Omaha family and well
known in society circles. has filed
suit for divorce from his wife. Nadah
weems-BrRdy. actress, whom he met
while she was playing leading part
in within the Law"
Young Brady recites in his petit
ton that his wife deserted him after
two months OF welded lite, without
any apparent reason. As a result.
his health has become impaired, he
says. and he has suffered great men
tai and physical anguish. He there