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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
COMING EVENTS ON
CAPITALS PROGRAM
Today's Amusements - Schedule
for Tomorrow. d,


Meeting. Jackson Democratic Associate
Enterta I1g,1, p :r n: s.,
Point. degree team OF Rathbons Temple.
Pythian Sisters. Pythian Temple. Q p, m.
Annual M eonvsntion, american Association oe
Meeting. Martha washington Chapter. d. A.
r.. Raleigh. 7:3o .. m.
Meeting. kallipolis Grotto. New willard. Q
Convention. Association of Importers and
Distributors Of Leaf Tobacco. New WILL
Discussion. James Connolly. the Executed
socialist Commandant General OF the Irish
Republican Army" Socialist open-air meet
Ing Eighth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest, s y. m. =
Home Club Piayerssin Because She Loved
Him 80. Immaculate Conception Auditor
ium Eighth and N streets northwest,
Lecture by Congressman George A. Loud Of
Sr tss Esv for W. The p snd
parish hall. Washington Circle. p. m,
Entertainment and reception to President
Meeting in celebration anniversary founding
Georgetown Citizens. Association. s D. m.
Perpetual Building Hall. Eleventh and d
streets northwest. 8 y. m.
csureS o. 0 N. Red.em.r ',if p M association"
Concert, Soldiers Home Band. Soldiers
Concert. United State. Marine Band. M.rins
Misunderstanding B. French. No. Is; Ana
costa. No. q, e, A.; Pentalphs, No. q.
NJ. M; Mount Pleasant. No. 50; Myrou n.
Parker. No. q; Washington Council. No. l.
Royal and Select Masters
Eastern Star-Ruth. No. /.
ODD Feliows-Uuion. No IL: Beacon. No. Is
and Langdon. No. %. ...
Rebekah Lodses-Naomi. No. L and Ruth.
No. 2.
Knights Of Pythias-Amaranth. No. n. ana
Century. No. 20.
National Union, Potomac Council. Pythiau
Temple: Central Council. Perpetual Build<
ing Hall.
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Play Resumed Today
In Tennis Tournament
For Times Trophies
Third Week Is Inaugurate With Contests Between
Twelve Schools in Various Sections of the City.
Six Fairgrounds Used.

with twelve teams scheduled TO play
on half dozen Fairgrounds. the third
week of the school playground tennis
tournament for The Times trophies was
inaugurated today.
Games will be played on the Bloom
insdale playground between the cleve-
land and lexington Schools. on the
Rosedaie playground between Madison
and Wheatlcy. on the Galiinger play
ground between Grant and Bradley. on
the Garfield Park playground between
Brent and Jefferson, on the Georgetown
playground between Jackson and Cor
corau. and on the virginia avenue
playground between Congress Heights
and Kandle Highlands.
Randle Highlands Team.
The Randle Highlands School viii be
represented ty one team. The players
are Georgia French and Edna May
yullo; substitutes. Rcrtha Steele Ind
Although there were no games satur-
day there was no lessening OF interest.
Many players improved the opportunity
for practice.
Competition among tho teams IL be-
coming keener as the tournament pro-
crosses. Practice sets wer played
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Uncle HarryExplains
Blockade by British
Intricate Problem to Settle Legitimacy of Trade In
terference-Traffc Between Other Neu-
trails and Germany Discussed.
rNcLE HARRY strobe I'D

r Uncle HARRY strobe I'D the
walk with springing step.
Jimmy saw him first and call
ed to Joe, who was inside the
house tinkerins with an electric motor.
Both boys raced to meet him.
Here. here" cried out Uncle Harry,
as the boys grabbed him. what's up7'
The boys continued to jostle and push
80 Uncle Harry quickly took hold OF
them by their coat collars and held
them ut arms length.
Before the meeting proceeds" he
continued with mock gravity. I'VE will
first learn its subject for discussion"
Jimmy and Joe paused. winded and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Judge Atkinson iii.

Judge George W. Atkinson. sr.. re-
Gently retired justice OF the UNITED
States Court of Claims. is seriously Ill
at the residence OF his son. the Row.
George w. Atkinson. jr,, co.'s p street
OF infiammatory rheumatism. He is re-
ported today as being somewhat i'm
proved.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
St. Johns Examinations,

The first contingent OF candidates for
the Cardinal Gibbons tour-year scholar
ship at St Johns College was examined
today. The second contingent will be
examined tomorrow at 4 o'clock Regis
tratlons for the scholarship werc made
at the college. 1925 Vermont avenue.
yesterday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Today's Program

Bloomingdale playground -
Cleveland VS.. lexington.
Gallinger playground = Grant
VS.. Bradley.
Garfield Park playground -
Brent VS.. Jefferson. s
Georgetown playground
son VS.. Corcoran.
Rosedale playground-Madison
VS.. Wheatley.
Virginia avenue playground
Congress Heights VS.. Randle
Highlands.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15

But remember the right of the Amer
lean people to be on that National
Roll of Honor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Gives Entertainment.

Under the auspices OF the Washing
ton Collegiate Club, a musical and
literary entertainment was given at the
Eighth Street Temple n. the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation ;agt .usht.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Crandall's.

The newest of the World Film Corpor-
atoms productions starring Robert War
wick. Sudden Riches" which Is the
feature Of the program at Crandairs
today. IN preachment Of a new type.
II shows the result Of the requirement
of wealth by a family that has not been
accustomed to the power money begets.
and the serious results that follow the
taking OF this power too seriously by
the various members Of the family.
Gerda Holmes. who appears as Mr..
warwick's leading woman for the first
time In this hlm. will be remembered
by many film patrons for her work with
the Essanay company, and recently for
her very excellent acting as leading
woman In q photoplay with Bruce Mac
Rae. Sudden Riches" will be seen
again tomorrow.
Dorothy Bernard In the star Of the
feature for Wednesday and Thursday.
Sins OF Men" This 10 one of the
photoplays that emphasizes the fact
that the title II worse than the play.
The play itself tells the story OF an
idealist who has written a wonderful
book. but who finds that its publication
involves him In great difficulties. Stuart
Holmes has the leading mans role.
Friday and Saturday Katherine Kael-
red will be presented In n film version
of William ]. Locke's story. Idols"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Leader.

Short Aims instead of big features
are the principal items of the pro-
gram at the Leader under a new pol
icy which was inaugurated today.
The films will be one, two, and three
reels and the features OF each pro-
gram will be especially selected from
the long list that is issued weekly
by the big companies.
Monday and Tuesday OF each week
the main attraction will be the pre-
ssntation OF the Aim version lon. Of The
teries of Myra," with Jean Sothern
and Howard Estsbrook in the princi-
pal roles. The second installment will
be presented today and tomorrow
The second instaliment of who's
Guilty?" the new Pathe serial Aim
will also be presented.
The principal Aims of the weeks
program include: Wednesday. Harry
Morey in 1.-THE Accusing Voice =
Thursday. John Junior and Gertrude
Glover In THE lester; Friday. Frank
Saturday. Gertrude Robinson In "Bev.
] erly OF Graustark."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Savoy.

Blanche Sweet. in THE Sewers" Is
the star Of the Savoy program today.
This play Is one of the big Lasky pro-
auctions featuring Miss Sweet. TO
which the great care that has been
given by the director and author would
always make worth while.
The newest Metro production. star
ring Marguerite Snow. the Half Million
Bribe," will be the feature for tomor-
row. Miss Snow was leading woman
OF a stock company here some years
ago and has a number OF personal
friends In Washington. as well as a
large following among photopiay pa
irons.
Pauline Frederick will be seen In the
film adoption OF Mary Johnston's story.
Audrey" Wednesday. Thursday. House
Peters and Frances Nelson will be the
stars In the World Film production OF
THE Closed Road" and the program
OF the week concludes Saturday With
the presentation OF Lenore Ulrich In
the Morosco photoplay, THE Heart OF
Paula" which Is interesting for the
reason that II deals with modern Mex
leo.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15

selves. such as dock hands. hotel keep
ers. bakers. and SO forth.
so you see. boys. II Is an intricate
problem. Some day Wen know moro
about II, then I'll explain Il all to you
more fully"
Copyright. 1916. by The NC Syndicate.
U1cle Harry toiH be glad to ansper
Inquiries, either IN this column or BY
mail, provided letters are signed 10Th
the fun name and address Of tho persons
tortttn0. The correspondents names toIIl
not appear IN the articles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
,Amuscments.

New Nationai--''The Firth OF Nation" ::1s
and s:l6 p. m.
Poirs-"Back Home" s:15 p. m.
Loew'e Coiumhia-Photo plays. ID q. m. 10
IL D. m
Gayety-Photoplayz II A. m. to II .. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Avenue Grand.

An all-star cast starts of tho weeks
photoplay program at the Avenue Grand
In by Whose Hand?" In which Charles
J. Ross. Edna Wallace Hopper. and
Muriel Ostriche have the principal roles.
The play Is based upon the story of
mystery by Charming Pollock and Rem
mold Wolf. which was published under
the title of who Killed Simon Laird?"
The Morosco political play. THE Re-
form Candidate" with Maclyn Arbuckle
In the principal role will be the feature
of the program tomorrow. Wednesday.
Ethel barrymore will be seen in the
Metro production. THE Kiss Of Hate"
The program Thursday will be headed
by Virginia Pearson In the Fox iilm
play. "Blazing Love-"
Friday. Denman Thompson's famous
stage success, THE Old Homestead,
will be seen In film form. The part
played on the stage by Mr.. Thompson
will be taken in the film by Frank
Lossce. Saturday. House Peters will be
presented in THE Closed Road" by the
World Film Corporation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15

Marguerite Clark will be the star In
"Out of the Drifts" which Is the fea-
ture film for Thursday. Friday. Muriel
Ostriche and Edna Wallace Hopper will
be seen In by Whose Hand" Aim
version of the story. "Who Killed
Simon Baird?' by Claiming Pollock and
Rennold Wolf.
The weeks program closes Saturday
with the presentation or Marguerite
Snow in 1.-THE Half Million Bribe." a
Metro production.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15
Apollo.

The vitagraph production, ''The Su-
,preme Temptation" with Antonio Mo-
reno in the principal role. is being
shown under v. l.. 8. z. auspices az
the principal Wtraction at the Apollo
Theater today. Tomorrow the princi-
pal feature OF the program will be the
MIN adaptation OF the play made ia:
brothers. 1.-The Social Highwayman.'
Edwin August. one OF the pioneer him
actors. will be seen in the principal
role. with Ormi Hawley as his leading
woman.
Wednesday Mae Murray, the former
musical comedy star. and Wallace Reid
are to be seen in the film adaptation
OF Mary Johnston's story. ITO Have
and to Hold" The scenes are laid
at jamestown, Va, just after the set
tlcment of the town.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-05-15

Saturday on the Gailinser and Rosedal,
Playground.
Tho tournament will end June n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
POLICE WATCH FOR MAN
BELIEVED MENACING HUGHES

Cheyenne. Wyo-. Aug. 3O.-An inves-
tgation here Of the actions of a man
giving the name of A. L Cans. Of Chi
caSo. has resulted in warning being
sent to the police of northern Colorado
TO be on the lookout for the man. He
IS believed to be a menace to the life
OF Charles E. Hughes. Republican nom
NEE tor the presidency.
According 10 the police Cans was
elected from the Hughes special train
last Friday night and explained that
his presence was due merely to curl
oslty- He was searched and nothing in
eliminating was found upon him. The
police say Cans visited the hotel where
Mr.. Hughes stopped over night
According TO the police Cans. while
at another hotel Tuesday exhibited sew
eral pieces Of burned time fuse and re-
marked: You fellows did not search nv
grip the other night"
According to undersheriff Nelson
Perry. proprietor of the hotel. Cans left
here Tuesday. saying: You'll hear
from me soon"
The police believe he departed for
Fort Collins.
a search OF his room, according to
the police, indicated experiment with
time fuses and that utensils had been
used to mix chemicals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
LINCOLN COUNTY DEMOCRATS
NAME GOVERNOR A DELEGATE

Carrizozo, n. NJ. Aug. SOL N.
Penfield presided over the Lincoln
county Democratic convention. NJ B.
Paden being secretary The conven-
ton instructed for George B. Barber
for district attorney and Paul Mayer
of White Oaks for state senator from
the Lincoln-Otero, or 18th district
Martin Chaves and Frank ". Quincy
were named for the state central com
Hittee and the following delegates to
the state convention were named: Gov.
William c. Mcdonald, Frank w. Cur
ney, Carrizozo: Martin Chaves, Picacho;
John Y Hewitt. White Oaks; Guido
Renninger. Oscuro; Dr. J. w Laws.
Lincoln; alternates, R c. Sowder.
Picacho; Manuel Gonzales, Porfirio
Chaves. Carrizozo; F. Salazar, Lin
coin: J. H Clements, Picacho. and A
J. Atkinson, Corona John A Haley,
editor and educator, an old Demo-
cratic war horse" was much missed
at the convention He has just under
gone an operation for appendicitis and
was in the hospital when the conven-
ton met
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
BLEASE RUNS STRONG IN
SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY

Columbia. s c. Aug. 3O.-Despite the
ahtagonlsms engendered a few years
ago, former Gov. Cole Blease is running
strongly in the count of ballots cast in
the Democratic primary Tuesday for the
sGbernatOrial nomination
Blease, Tuesday night, had a long lead
over the present governor. Richard ].
Manning and Robert \ Copper. but an
parently lacked the majority necessary
for nomination Cooper and Gov. Man
ming were running about even.
PRAY AHEAD OF EDWARDS
FOR MONTANA SENATOR
Helena. Mont. Aug 3O.-Scattering
returns received up to midnight on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
URGES MO05ERS To AID WILSON

technical that only hair splitting
lawyers could understand them. nearly
all stan pat Republicans sought 20
prevent TIE ratification of the income
tax amendment It was the Demo-
cratic party and the forward looking
Republicans, most of whom left the
party in 1912, who worked together 20
secure the income tax
Forward LOCKERS Are United.
They fought together then They
viii be united in November in re-
electing the only candidate for presi-
dent who. when the income tax needed
2 supporter. found him in Woodrow
Wilson For workinsmen's compensa-
ton laws. for eight hour laws. for a
children's bureau. for protection of the
health Of workers, for the parcels post
and other reform legislation, the Pro-
gressive party in 1912. Joined hands
with the Democratic party. while the
standpat Republican party. as on all
real reform measures. were either
silent or evasive or half hearted Hpw
could II be otherwise, for IL had been
IN power l6 years. and all these salu-
tary measures Democrats and Pro-
sresives were demanding would have
been laws If the Republicans had
favored. them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
SOCORRO COUNTY SENDS IL
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION

Socorro. N. NJ, Aug. 3o.-The Demo-
cratic county convention of Socorro
county, chose the following delegates
to the state convention in Santa Fe:
Milton J. Helmick, T. w Medley, C.
E. Cook, D. A Pine, J. c. Sears, W. F.
Cain, Tom Marion, Abelino Romero, G.
Y. Hackney, Edward Dodd. Frutoso
Barreras and Crispin Aragon: alter
mates, Pat. Higgins, Elias Aragon,
Lawrence Medley. Ramon Lopez. An
tonic Lopez Florentino Montoya.
Jerry Wheeler, Salamon Pine. Joe
Greenwald, George Gibbony. Lorenzo
Ribera.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
Secretary Daniels Declares
President Is Truer Pro
gressive Than Hughes.

Thorndike, Me, Aug. sO.-Secretary
I CT the navy Josephus Daniels. declared
: Wilson is a truer Progressive candf-
date than Hughes. and urged the Bull
/ Moose to support the president. in his
/ speech here tonight
/ He predicted that those who figure
that the Progressives of 1912 all came
from the Republican party and would
now return TO it would be rudely sur
prised in November. He said, in part:
Progressive Legislature Enacted.
An examination of the Progressive
platform of 1912 and an examination Of
the record of Woodrow Wilson dis
closes the fact that though the Pro
gressive party did not win that cleo
t.on, more Progressive legislation has
oeen enacted than both the Democratic
and the Progressive party demanded.
"WilsOn @Human Document
The Progressive platform adopted.
IN Chicago. in 1912, has been truly
called a wonderful human document
ana II IN that year the Democrats had
not presented Woodrow Wilson a
human document incarnate. the advo-
Gates OF the Progressive platform
would have won The men who be-
heved in the principles there enun-
GATED. except those who are hypno-
tized by a parsonage who has deserted
the creed. rejoices in the fact tha-
most of the policies demanded in that
platform have become ACCOMPLISH
ments. thanks to Woodrow Wilson.
Carries Out Progressive Pledges
The platform adopted by the Pro-
sressive party in 1912, read in the
light of the performances of the VII
son administration, shows as a dis
tlnguished leader of that party saws.
that woodrow Wilson carried out more
pledges of the Progressive party than
mat party itself would likely have
done had il been successful The
Democratic party, in 1912, did no-
promise child labor law, il did not
promise the federal bank commission.
II dld not promise bipartisan tariff
commission, II did not promise a fed
eral employment bureau. It remained
for the Progressive party to be the
pioneer party in sharply calling the at
tention of the people TO these needed
measures.
Believes Measures Needed.
But, after fulfilling his party's
pledges of reform and constructive
legislation. woodrow Wilson. pro-
gressive of progessiyes, called upon
TO put these four measures !
upon the statute books, not because
another party had first suggested
them, but because he believed they
were right and were needed by the |
people
Democrats Secure Income Tax Law.
promised by both the Democratic ana !
Progressive parties. 1 will mention I
only a few Let US take up the in |
come tax law. An income tax was |
levied n Cleveland's administration. !
but by the sudden change of opinion /
dared unconstitution. 1t requireo I
nearly 16 years to secure the ratifica- !
ion of the income tax amendment |
For one reason or another. some so
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30

that the men and offices might be
| switched The rumor persists. in spite
! of the statements made for Walton,
I that if political eXpediency should de-
mand the play he would consent to ac-
cept the nomination for governor.
! Barth has been mentioned for attorney
! general in the event he is not nomi-
! mated for governor, but there is little
/ reason to believe he would accept
] E c DeBaca, lieutenant governor, Is
/ still mentioned in connection with the
: nomination for both governor and con-
gress. but there is grave doubt that
I his health will permit him to make the
campaign. and, therefore, it is believed
he will not accept either. He has de-
clared he will not accept any nominal
/ ton With the exception of DeBaca.
no one other than Walton is discussed
for congress
Boom for Sellers
Felix Garcia, of Rio Arriba, was be-
ing discussed yesterday, but since he
has been endorsed and is being backed
by his delegation for treasurer, he said
he would not consider the nomination
for congress
Citizens of San Juan and Eddy coun-
ties have launched a life size boom for
Col D. B. K Sellers, exmayor of Aubu-
querque. for governor Others men
toned now for governor are DR.. ]. J.
Shuler. of Colfax; Robert E Putney, of
Bsrnalillo; William C Mcdonald. pres
ent governor: A B. McGaffey and Col.
w S. Hopewel. both of Bernalillo;
John ". Poe of Chaves: z. c. Hough-
ton, of Dona Ana, manager of the Cor
ratios Cattle company. Arthur Selig-
man, of Santa Fe, and H L. Hall, OF
Rio Arriba-
Nobody Wants Second Place.
There are apparently no candidates
for lieutenant governor, a place which
went begging on the Republican ticket
also.
Antonio Lucero. secretary Of state.
has announced he is a candidate for
corporation commissioner. and it is said
that Adolph P. HILL of Santa Fe, may
also seek that nomination. o. l. Owen,
now in the office, will seek renomina-
ton
For the supreme court. H. l. Bick-
ley. of Colfax; George L Reece of /
Roosevelt. and Neill B. Field, of Ber- 4
nalillo, are suggested
Harry l. Patton, of Clovis, is not be- :
ing much opposed for attorney general /
In addition TO Felix Garcia, Max Mon
toya- Of Socorro, is receiving backing /
for treasurer.
Secretary of State.
Guadalupe county has endorsed I
Felipe Sanchez Baca. OF Quay. for {
secretary of state. and he seems to be
he only one seeking the office since |
Lucero and Hill have other aspirations !
Fulgenio c. de Baco, of Union. is be-
ng supported for land commissioner.
tut does not seem TO have the strength
hat George DAWSON of Chaves, has. |
Alvan N White, of Grant present
Filadelfe Baca, of San
figuel, assistant superintendent and
lidates for superintendent of public
Instruction.
T. ]. Guilfoil. of Bernalillo, and
-harles F Kanen. chief clerk in the !
tate engineers office. are both trying
or the nomination for auditor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
LonEwell-Be careful OF your ragzage
checks Leave at LongwelPs- Tel 1.
Germans Killed in Riots.

London. Eng, Aug. 30.-The Hague
correspondent Of the Central News has
a report that So civilians. % soldiers
and four policemen were killed in riots
nj Dresden last week. The disorders
are said to have been brought on by
the imposition of an increased sentence
on Dr. Karl Liebknecht for appealing
from the findings of q military court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30

Montana statewide primary showed
that Charles " Pray was leading John
Z. Edwards for the Republican nomi-
nation for United States senator
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula. a
noted suffrage worker, was leading
six men for the Republican nomination
for one Of the congressman at large
For the Republican nomination for
governor, Frank J. Edwards. Albert J.
Galen and z. H Cooney were running
in the order named.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30

OFFICE DEPARTMENT QUARTER
MASTER. Fort sam Houston. Texas
Sealed proposals will be received here
until 1900 a. m. August 81, 1916, for
furnishing gasoline. forage and bed
ding required at Southern Department
stations and camps during the period
beginning Oct 1, 1916. and ending De-
cember 81. 1916. Information furnished
upon application
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30
GOV. JOHNSON Is VICTOR
IN SEN ATnRTAV T1RrRF A u

San Francisco. Calf Aug Son
the face of returns from about half
the precincts in the state Gov Hiram
". Johnson won the Republican nomi
nation for senator at Mondays primary.
Two thousand seven hundred and
fifty-nine precincts OF a total Of 5445
gave Booth 1885. Johnson 92.J52.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30

IRAN No 1, eastbound Golden State
limited ili on the Southwestern railroad.
VIII reach FL Paso union station %
minutes late; No. 3 is reported to ar
rive at $50 All other afternoon and
evening passenger trains are reported
on time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-30

Guaymas. Mex. Aug 30.-Ten Yaqui
Indians. captured with arms in their
possession. were executed near this
city August 26, it was learned here
Tuesday.