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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
AS PETE PRlN0LE'
NOW Ar THE PASTIME

Pete prindle douglas FairbanKs)
wins the affections of Christine CAD
walader but the father of the giri
demands that Pete shall get nan
interest In his fathers food proauet
company before he is allowed 10
marry her. Pete accepts the uitiina-
tum. Proteus prindle. father OF Pete.
is angry when he receives the request
from his son. lie shows how his two
girls have broken into print with an
illustrated article in Vegetarian Ga
zette. Pete offers to get his picture
on the front pages of all the New
York papers Proteus gives pete siOo
and tells him not to come back nnnl
he makes good his boast. Pete
wrecks an auto, wins prize tight,
swims to shore from steamer ana
is locked up after a fight with the
police. But none of these adventures
net him more than a line or two In
the papers. Then he foils a band OF
yegs and rescues train from being
wrecked Christopher and his daugh-
ter are on board and congratulate
him. II ends with his getting his pic
ture In all the metropolitan papers.
To be seen today and tomorrow at
the Pastime theater.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTE REST.


Carpet cleaning, Phone 5eS.
Triple Link Rebekah lodge Will hold
a regular session tonight at tho |. O.
@ = hail, Candida ties will be IN
itiitted
Col, and Mrs u *. d. SELLERS wen,
70 Morariiy, n. NJ. yesterday IN
thelr automobile. They viii return
today
The Womens Christian Temperance
union will meet this afternoon AT Q
o'clock with Mrs Thomas Blakemore,
OF 2lt South Arno street.
The final dance OF the series given
bg the Masonic club will he held We'd
hesday evening In the Masonic tenn
pie and IA big crowd tx expected
Frank Ros Of Las Vegas, \. NJ.
is spending a Jew weeks in the city
visiting his grandson. Francis n
CaNoi. bookkeoper for the Charles
Held company
Jake Levy came here yesterday
from Santa re with State Land com
missioner Robert 4 Er4en Ia Mr
krviens automobile Thev viii re-
main here TO-DAY
Licenses t. marry yesterday were
Issued 20 Leon "A. Hnlff Los Angeles.
and Miss Aline Stern Alhuqueruue.
Arnold y, Truman. Amarillo. TEX.
and Ethel sutton spencerille. @.
Miss Paula posgol lett Yesterday
for Chicago o. continue her studies in
music. Her sister Alvina. VINO Is
now az Monticello seminary. also VIII
attend school in Chleago during the
coming wear
The district convention 81 the
knights Of Pythiaf. which Was held
last night Vt X r ban on West Gold
avenue. was one Of the most suecess-
fil gatherings Of any fraiernai order
ever held ia this ,ity
The Womens Home Missionary 500
ciety Of the central Avenue Methodist
church viii hold 4 tea al he home ~
Mrs John >. Simms, ans North
Twelfth street tbs afternoon from
5 70 s. The public is invited
The dinner OF the Retail Merchants
which was - have been
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
NOTICE

There will be a meeting OF the re-
publican state central committee this
morning at 10 o'clock, at the Cont
meroial club.
II. C. ELY, Chairman.
JOSE A. SENA. Secretary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
EFFORT IS MADE
To HAVE COURT
RE|NSTATE WOOD
Motion to Vacate Judgment Is
Denied by Judge Reynolds;
MandamuS Petition Filed
With High Tribunal,

state Treasurer O. n. Marion, as
attorney for his partner. Francis u.
Wood Yesterday presented to Judge
Herbert Y. Reynolds q motion to va
cate The Judgment rendered hN Judge
haNnolds Saturday afternoon sns-
pending Wood from practice in the
Second judicial district. The grounds
OF the motion were that the Judgment
was rendered without notice to Wood
and that the court was without iuris-
diction to render 1t for the reason
that disharment proceedings can
only be brought before the supreme
court of the state
No argument was made on the mo-
ton, which was merely presented to
Judge BaynoldF. The motion was
denied and the papers were then
filed with Clerk Thomas X. u. Mad
ilson.
After the denial of the motion pre-
sented hy Mr Marion. Judge Wright.
Of Santa tc, who was attorney for
Mir Wood In the proceeding brought
lay Attorney Harry &. Miller which
resulted IN the order OF temporary
disbarmeni presented to the supreme
NVNte lh ottHti re a petition lol man
damus TO compel judge Raynolds to
reinstate the suspended attorney
pending the hearing Of disbarment
proceedings before the supreme
court. a rule nisi was issued on this
petition, signea by Justice a. Il. Han
ma, requiring Judge Reynolds to
show cause on MAY 8 why the man
damus should net be made absolute.
Tho hearing on this rule win bring
letore the supreme court the ques-
tion OF The legality OF the judgment
rendered last saturday. and is in the
nature OF an appeal from that judg-
ment, but Il does not have the effect
Of superseding the order complained
OF, and the suspension Of Mr., Wood
win remain 10 force until il Is set
aside by some further order of court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25

The ladies ~ the Lead Avenue
Methodist church will serve tea at
the home OF Mrs. 5. G. Seweii 3zl
south Third street. Wednesday after
nsons from three 10 seven o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
DEATHS AND FUNERALS:
.Icslis Maria Sanches.

Jesus Maria Sanches. So years old
died early Yesterday morning at his
home in Atrisco. He had been i'll
only few days with pneumonia. He
Is survived by two sons, ADran and
Manuel. The latter is at his sheep
ranch. The body is at Fred Crollott' $
undertaking rooms Funeral arrange
ments will not he made until the son
arrives
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
0LGUIN BROTHERS FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF LARCENY

Anatell0 and TOribiO 0lguin were
founa act guilty bS Jury in the dis
iflri cuurf late yesterday afternoon.
They Ntte charged with stealing
sheep from Eueenio Yrisarfi The
ttigaine were implicated by Frank
uftlz. who confessed Ia taking pari In
2 As Their judge W O. Ileacock de-
tended the plsulns The defense was
an aiihi
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-25
Joe Ortiz.

Joe ortiz died yesterday afternoon
at his home, ZIG West Gold avenue.
He came here about two years ago
from san Francisco He was a tall
lor. Funeral services will be held at
. o'clock this afternoon at Fred Crol-
lofts chapel Burial will be in San
lose CemSterX
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
0ceaa Disaster ersatest KaVva.

Paris, Match, Sit was an
ncunoed ct the French ministry
of marines today that there we're
nearly :4,000 men ON board the
French auxiliary cruiser Provence
when ste WAS sunk in the Medi-
terraneaa on February 26.
Az the ministry of marine on
February 20, Announced that the
number of surv vors Of the Pro-
venos disaster was estimated at
$40 it is indicated by the forego.
Ing dispatch that upwards of Z. 1sO
lives were lost.
The loss of moro than 5000
lives in the sinking of she Fr. nch
auxiliary cruiser Provence is the
greatest ocean disaster of modern
times. Up to the present the
largest number of lives ever lost
in one wreck was = hon the White
Star liner Titantic struck an ice
berg off the New Foundland banks
on April 1a.1912, and sank with a
death loss of 1896. The rescued
numbered 7AB.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
60 RIsAT At IT.
Friends and neighhofs in Salisbury Will
Show You a Wav,

Get at the root of the trouble {.
Rubbing an aching back may
relieve it,
But it won't cure 1t if the hid
news are weak.
You must reach the root of it
the kidneys.
Dosn's Kidney Pills go right at
il;
Reach the cause; attack the
pain.
Are recommended by many
Salisbury people.
Mrs. II. Frost. 6O8 N. Main st.,
Salisbury, says: IL had backache
and ether kidney disorders. AT
times my limbs were 30 weak aud
lame. 1 could harely get around
In the =. orning the trouble wss
worae, My kidneys were irregular
in action and caused me a lot of
annoyance. I had heard of &c
many who had fou d Doan'a Kid.
uey Pills beneficial that / began
TAXI g them. They lived up tc
the claims made for them, reliev-
ilg the misery in my back and
regulating the action Of my kid
neys "
Price 500. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney PilIs-the sam,
that Mrs. Frost had. Foster
MiIburn Co., Props, Buffalo, NY
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
The Republican Platti I
Cengfatulates Voters that all Internal Dis
sensIons are Passed,

The North Carolina Republican
State Convention, du'y a.semble'
in Raleigh on March /, 1905, con
graduates it, voters that all in.
tercal dissensions are 20 happil,
ended and that the calamity ct (
National Democratic Admins
tratlon. coupled vwith an OK
travsgant and inefficient Demo.
cratic State Administration, hal
brought about . reunion, based
upon mutual respect and under
standing, which reunion is beins
strengthened daily by the addi-
tion of voters who are casting
aside pssjud. ces and are joinip 2
in the advancement of the com.
0on good.
We are determined to bring
back our nation to pr, lection for
Amsri> an il dustry and labor and
to the prosperity which follows
oar time honcred or. .t.ct " D i.
slcs; We are deter rm,ned t.. lid OUT
State cf useless eff % |: dlss.d
'fhcisl extravaganza a::dsc,. ls
TO the end that the reckless spend.
ing of she poop e's mo sy shall
not be permitted to increase take.
to the point # confisoation.
We demand in State affairs:
~ Fair elections.
(2) Equitable taxation upon q
basis Of &c onomy.
49, Auditing of all our fnan-
oial affairs.
~ Improved school system
and agricultural education.
(5) Convict employment IN
publics works.
TO- General progressive and
labor legislation.
We d Mand in national aff.irs:
(a) Return to protection.
(b) Preparedness for psscs.
(c) Honest civil service.
(d) Rural credit system.
(s) Rsstricsion Of immigration.
(f) Upholding rights of Amer.
cans.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
House 10 Devote Four Hours to Warning
Resolution.

Washington. March 6. - The
house rules committee today agreed
upon, and will bring into the
house tomorrow a special rule for
four hours detate en- the McLs-
more resolution warming Ameri-
cans off armed ships of the Euro.
pe.n beligerants. This action
puts tho much discussed resolution
into q parliamentary position
whore administration leaders are
eon6dsnt they can kill it.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Weather Forecast for March 1916.

From 8 to ii, rain south snow
NJ frth, cool and stor my, by winds
From II to 10, snow north, rain
south. some windy and cool.
Fsom 10 to 26, cold, some high
winds frequent showers south, and
wind storms.
From 26, to April 2, cold, along
and high winds with threatsnings.
Some stormy for March, from
Bird to 26, mostly about from Q to
IA, and to the 10.
Along through March and some
rough. At the time the moon
changes some of the snow may
reach US by flurries but all rain
south with wind.
HsNRY REID, Route 8, hex 1877,
Salisbury, N. c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Dangers of Draft

Drafts feel best when we are
lot and perspiring, just when
*hey arc most dangerous and the
result Is Neurs lgia, Stiff Neck,
Sors Muscles or sometimes an at.
tack Of Rheumatism. In such
casss APPLY Sloan's Lirjment. 1t
stimulstes circulation to the sore
and pail full part The blood flows
freely and in a short time the
stiffness and pain leaves. Those
1fferiug from Neuralgia or Neu.
Islgio Headache will find one or
two applications of Sloan's Lini-
met will give grateful relief. The
agcnlsing palu 6 YES way to a
tinglirg sensation of comfor and
warmth and quiet rest and sleep
is p saii.le. Good for Neuritis,
toc, Price 25c. at your druggist
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08

have ths sans result 60 the Ger.
mals will ie compelled to seek 9
dec sion elsewhere on the front.
French artillery officers who
took part in the battle of Verdun
estimate that daring the first fcu.
days of the struggle the Germans
discharged 1900, 600 shells, most
of them of heavy osliber The
number of projeotiles fred by the
French probably wac 40 great.
Nothing like such an expendi-
sure of munitions has been known
before, even in the Champags at.
tack.
The whole theory OF opsrati one
was to pulverize defense at long
range, drive out or kill defenders
and then occupy the ground bv
msssed rushss of infantry. The
principle of the defense was to
search out heavy pieces of the ad.
veraary with equally heavy shells,
Withdraw from demolished first
line works and then, when those
deserted trench works were ap.
preached by attacking forces on
the run, to catch them with null
tiplied enfilading artillery and
machine gun fire. At times, the
fire was suddenly suspsl ded and
the attackers were engaged in
hand.to hand infantry.
The Germans in their assaults
are using several sorts of burning
liquid projectors. One of these is
in the form of small tank which
is carried on the back filled with
competition liquid which seems
to be mostly kerosene. Attached |
to the nossle is an igniting sppsr.
atus.
The liquid is projected by|
means of a haud pump. The
radius of action of the oil depends
on the skill and the physical Of.
fort Of the man who projects it
but it is ordinarily from 80 to 90 |
feet.
Some French Soldiers have been |
burned to q crisp by the filming |
liquid. Other chemical weapons |
used by the Gsznnssss.;n this bat
tie include asphyxiating shells.
vspors which irritste the eye and
incendsry shells.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Colds Quickly Relieved

Many people cough and cough
the begiunine of Fall right
through to Spring. Others get
cold after cold. Take DR.. Kings
lsw Discovery and you will get
almost ir mediate rslief. It checks
your cold, stops the racking rasp.
ing, tissue tearing cough, heals
the Inflammation, soothes the raw
tubes. Easy to take, Antiseptic
and Healing. Got \ SOC, bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
keep it in the house. 1T is GER
tainly a great medicine and keep
a bottle of it continually on hand"
writes w O. Jsssemsn, Franccnis,
N H. Money back if not satis-
fed but it nearly always helps.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08

Some women love with q re-
servation of personal liberty,
which leaves something lacking
to the man, which years of emp.
tiness in love fully reveals. With
such natures, love gives Q partial
surrender on'y whom compelled TO
do 60. A man of dominsting
mind 10 surs to have trouble with
such 0 woman.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Keep Your Bowels Regular.

AS everyone knows, the bowels
are the sewerage system of the
body, and it is of the greatest i'm.
portance that they move once
each day. If your bowels becom 9
constipated, take a dose Of Cham
berlain's Tablets just after supper
and shey will correct the disorder
Obtainable everywhere.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Dogaumolt Center Of G';at Battle
Russians and Gsrmans Engaged In Furious
Fighting in Northwest Russia.

March 5-The Germans in th
region of Verdun are being har
held to the positions they cccup.
by the French. The fightin
throughout the region Is still Wig
orous but it conslsts mainly o
srtillsry duels.
Douaument is she storm center
and here and in the wood to tn
east of Vachersuville on the eas
bank of the Meuse have occurred
the only Infantry attacks. Or
both these sectors the Gsrmanl
we're repulsed by she French
The German attack of Douaumont
extended from the Hauremont
wood to Fort Dousumont, but &C.
oording to Paris, it was stopped
by the curtain of fire id the rifles
of the French infantry and ended
with the French holding all their
positions.
Paris reports that in the Woe
vre region about Fresnes, the bonn
bardment is a powerful one but
adds that the French guns are
answering thoss of the Germans
here and along the whole Of the
Verdun front.
In Lorraine near the forest of
Thiaville the French fire, concen.
srated on the posislons the Ger
maus had previously taken from
the French, forced the Germans
to evaouate them In order, accord.
ing to Berlin. $50 avoid unneces-
sary losses "
The Russians and Germans in
northwest Russia havs been fight
ing furiously near IlIoukst for
possession of the craters of IA
mines exploded by the Russians.
Petrograd reports that six of the
sraters were captured by the Bus.
SLAMS and that the Germans are
surrounded in partly demolished
blockhouse, having suffered severe
losses.
Unofficial dispstohes from Br.
ohsrest report extensive Russian
troop movements in Bessarab,a.
There has been another clash
between Bulgsrlon soldiers and
Greek frontier guards in the
neighborhood Of Macikovo Oh the
Greco. Serb frontier.
The German commerce raider
Moewe, the exploits of which havs
been sensational, has run the En-.
sente allies blockade and entered
y German port, uuoRo;ally de.
clared to be Wilhelms haven.
Aboard the raider were liz pris-
oners from vessels she had sunk,
and 100000 marks in gold bars.
In addition to sinking or captur.
ing nearly a score of Brit sh,
French and Belgian vessels the
Germans report that thu M oswe
has been sowing miles, tne of
which sunk the British batt]eship
King E iwsrd VII,
Two German airships have pass
ed over points o. the northeast
coast of England, dropping
bombs.
The resolution warning Ameri-
cans off armed ships of belligerent
powers to which President Wilson
is opposed probably will come up
for final action in the house of
representatives Tuesday,. The
administration leadere express
the opinion that the Presidents
wis ,es in the Issue will be carried
cut.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
A Specific Again { Colds.

Ths nearest thing to specific
against cold il q sleeping porch OF
open bed room and Q cold sponge
bath every morning whom you first
got up. Even then you will oc-
casionally take q cold, especially
when colds are epidemic, and
when you do you will 6nd Cham
berlain's Cough Rems dy a great
help in enabling You to get rid OF
it. Try it. Obtainsble every.
whore.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08
Hou'e Amy Bill il Int Cd 'Ced
Measure Proposes 10 increase the Army to
a Strength OF 100000 Fighting Troops,

sHe0gIh OF l4U,UUU figh'!ng troops
Washington, March 6-W,t
tho ii.troduct;on today of th
house army bill by Chairman Ha
of she military committee. tn
second Of the national defens
measures recommended by Pffsi
dent Wilson vas before congress-
Th Fl st of these measures, tn
senate army bill, was introduce'
Saturday.
The house bill, the result O
months of work and investigation
WAS acc 'mpsnied by a repor
which asserts that the committee
believes it has succeeded III en-
bodylng ir the measure sever,
feature which 10 necessary to bring
about reasonable plan for ma.
tional defense -
As mp'etsd The measure pro
poses t, Increase the regular army
to strength of 140 600 fighti le
troops which means she addition
10000 men and 7,4S0 cffoera. II
ais prosid 789 additionsl off
GERS for de ,achsd service with the
national guard. military s"hc ola
and els where. A maxim nm
strength, howsvar. is fxsd at 17O,.
900 m-n.
Tho bill provides for federali-
zati,n of the national guard under
Q military psv dill substantially
similar t. that proposed in the
go. ate bill The house plans,
b wever, ,diff-r fr M the senate bill
iii that ths prcsidant Is authoriz.
ed to draft nst:onel guardsmen
into federal service on the OUT
break of var. The ultimate
sarength of the guard is greater
under she house plan since max.
imum force of 455,OO men is
stipuIat d TO te organized within
five years, The senate plan pro.
vidss fer approximately $50, 900
guardsmen.
Il the house bill as in the sen.
ate an cfficers' reserve corps is
provided icr, but the house plan
would double the enro lmsnt st
the Military Academy. Chairman
Hays report estimates that force
Of 1924 500 mn trait cd for mi i.
itary service twill be at once
available upon she rssssge of this
bill. To reach this sctal he relies
upon the regulars with strength
of 100000 and a reserve of 10000
upon 129 600 national guardsmen,
the guards present strength. and
upon 895, 700 former regulars or
national guaresmeu.
A feature Of the houss bill is
the broad scope given its propos.
a!s for the mobilization of co n
mercial industries and lines of
communications for war use. Re
gularly enlisssd reserves in all
civil occupations l:s2essary TO the
maintenance of au army in war
time are authorized and govern
m ut orders for war ma terla's are
given right of way at all plants by
law. The bill authoriz 9 also the
construction of plant for the
fixation # atmospheric nitrogen
for usa in manufacturing explo-
sives.
The total c5st of the plan for
the first year is estimated at
$ll6.8l0.271 while for the Eth
year and thereafter it 10 placed at
$137, ,494 945
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08

Russian Traoas Have Been Able 10 Make
Landing on Coast Of Black Sea,

> Russian Tfooas Have Been Abe 10 Nal
Landing on ceast Of Black Sea.
March 6 Further advances b
the Germans in the Verdun regie
and in Champagne are told of j
the latest French Official com
nunieation which, however, al.
records successes in rspelling
! German attempt to Gebouch furtt
or from captured position. th
driving CT the Teutons on. of
trench they had taken and tn
hammering with tie French bi
guns of German organizations.
After having vigorously shelle'
the region between Bethincour
and the Meuse, the Germans in
strong infantry attack captured
she village of Forges, about min,
miles northwest of Verdun. Mo-
'atisfied with the gain, they sever
II times essayed TO debouch from
he village against tbs Cote dc
l. Die but the French N counter
attacks forced them back into the
village and held them there.
In Champagne, the right and
left fsnks of the French were at.
scked by t. 9 Gsrm mans iii the re-
1lon between Mont-Tetu and Mai.
ns d Champagne At she fcem.
r pc ut, the Ere. ..oh fire kept tie
fermans n he trenches but nea!
islso 8 90 Champagne they cue.
eeded in occupying small sec.
ion of French trench.
In the Argonns, the French
blew up near Courtes Ghaussees a
German post with a mine. and
captured a p2ftion of the crater,
Near Haute Chavauches, the Cor.
mans sprang two mines and later
entered the French trenches st
several points Ccun er. attacks,
however, drove them out and the
French also occupied portion of
she mine crater.
Excspt for the infantry attsoks
ut Forges, the guns on both sides
in the Verdua region have been
dong ell she work. TO the south
west of Nets. near Pont-a-Mou us
son, the French artillery has
heavily damaged Gsraan posi-.
tious.
The Russians under cover of
the fire Of their fleet, at last have
been able to make q landing on
the Black Sea coast to the East of
Trsbizond, capturing the towns of
Atine and Mapravs and driving
of the Turks who opposed them
Two officers and $50 men were
taken prisoners and two guns and
q quaL tity of munitions were
captured
Considerable fighting between
the Russians and the Germans
has taken place in northwest
Russia, h Q Russian artillery
smasbing German trenches in the
Riga s,otor and dispensing scout.
ing parties in the vicinity of
F1iedtiohstadt.
Owing to the heavy rains and
ave lanches fighting has almo st
ceased on the Austro Italian front.
Berlin reports that In the Yep.
pelln raid over England Sunday
night the Hull naval depot was
bombed with effect. All the Ger.
man aircraft returned safely. A
British official report says tina,
Yorkshire. Lincolnshire, Rutland
Huntingdon, Oambridgeshire Nor
folk, Essex, and Kent Counter
were visited. Three men, foul
women and five children were kill
cd by the bombs dropped and 8,
other persons were injured.
CA1dR 0u1rLl DollounA
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1916-03-08

Morals with men are largely q
matter of temptation, lnclint tion
and opportunity. Morals are also
Q matter of mood,