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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
YANKEES IN NORTH
MEXICO PROTEST
AT SENDING ARMS
SOUTH OF BORDER
Shipment Of Materials
of War to Federals
Peeves Villa
BANDITS SURE
TO BE VIOLENT
10y Leased wire to New MexIcan,)

(By Leased Wire TO New Mexican,1
Ell Paso, Texas, April 9.-Cattie-
men, mining men and other Ameri-
cans operating in northern Mexico are
preparing a protest to the state de-
partment against further shipments OF
arms, ammunition and horses through
this port to Mexico for the use Of the
Mexican Federal army, 1t was an
Inounced today by one of the Ameri-
can operators in northern Mexico.
The foreign mining and cattlemen
said today the continued shipping OF
war elements through Ell Paso to
Juarez for the Mexican army would
tend to rouse the anti American feel
ing among the Villa followers which
has been ~noticeably absent since
General Angeles Joined Villa. They
claim quantities Of the ammunition,
rifles and horses shipped from the
United States and plainly marked or
branded, will fall into the hands of the
villa men and they will retaliate by
attacking American properties or
by killing Americans in the north,
They insist these shipments should
be made through Vera Cruz.
When Secretary Baker was here re-
Gently this phase Of the situation was
explained to him but he declined to
consider the protest claiming it was
a matter for the state department
and not the war department to de-
eide.
Recently 10000 rounds of ammu-
milton, 5000 rifles and 100 horses
We're exported here for the Mexican
army to be used by General Castro,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Steals Street Car
Window to Make
Auto Windshield

Portland, Ore, April 9-Theft Of a
street car window to make an auto
mobile windshield is the latest devel-
opment in up to date larceny, accord
ing to police reports here today. A
conductor In charge Of a Vancouver
car notified the authorities that while
he was eating lunch in that city last
night, a thief entered the car, meas
ured the window to make certain 1t
was the right size, and then stole It.
Bystanders informed the conductor
the mar had a rule to measure the
window and a chisel to remove it and
remarked that he wanted 1t to repair
a broken wind shield.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
THREE TRAINS STALLED
ON ROCK ISLAND

Albuquerque, N. M, April 9.-Three
trains on the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific railroad, each carrying
about 1850 passengers, are snowbound
today at different points on the line
in New Mexico and Texas.
An eastbound trains is showed up
at Nara Visa, N. NJ; Californian
Number Two, eastbound, Is tied up at
Tucumcari and ~westbound train NUM-
Der three is stalled at Dalhart, Tex.
Snow plows are ching used and the
passengers are being taken care Of
by the railroad.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Rushing Of Transport to
Brest Blackmail, is
Alleged
NTIMIDATIO OF
FRANCE, CHARGE
See Wilson Threat To
Go Home and Leave
Poilus in Lurch

ny Leaked Wire to New Mexiean.)
Paris, April 9.-The harsh
denunciation Of the American
delegation by the French press
and charges that the ordering
Of the transport George Wash
ington to come to Brest before
its regular time is nothing
short of blackmail have not af-
fected the American delegates
who apparently are not sur
prised at the newspaper crit
cism.
While the Americans repeat
eddy reaffirmed their belief
that considerable progress has
been made in the last three
days, one member remarked
today:
ct is not a bad idea to have
the ship at Brest ready for the
return"
we do not accuse our allies OF for.
getting what France has DONE" says
the Matln today, "but nevertheless We
Witnessed a curious thing yesterday.
American propagandist or newspaper
men, knowing that President Wilson
has summoned to Brest the ship which
Is to take him back to America saw
In this natural order an opportunity
for blackmaii.
"They made-wlth the dIsapproval
Of all Americans who are friends Of
Franco bold faced attempt at intl-
mldatlon. IT you are not more accom-
cdatlng' they went all over the city
saying, 'our president will return
home and you can extrlcate your.
selves from your difficulties by your
SELF"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Mount Lassen Again
Begins Eruption

Redding, Calf, April s.--After lay
ing dormant for about one year Mount
Lassen in the Sierra Nevadas near
here, resumed volcanic eruption to-
day. A steady stream Of white sui
phurous smoke is issuing from the
peaks crater.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
STATE or WAR EXISTS
IN NUREMBERG, BAVARIA

Berlin, Thursday, April 5. (By The
Associated Press)-A state Of war ex-
lists in Nuremberg, northern Bavaria.
according to placards posted this
morning. Parades and demonstrations
are forbidden there and the public is
forbidden to be on the streets between
IL D.. m. and 5 a, m.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Arrested to Face
Roswell Felony Charge

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 9.-Lawrence
G. Ayes, wanted in Roswell, N. M,
on a felony charge, was arrested
here today by the city police while
driving through the business dis
trict in an automobile. AYES refused
to discuss the charge but said he
would waive extradition.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
ALLEGED VILLA AGENT
AND cnIlnlEU AR


FL Paso, Tex, April 9.-Indictments
were returned by the United States
district court grand jury late yester-
day against George Holmes, Frank
Miller, John H. Minahan and Ernest
Stadler charging them with conspir-
acy to steal United States govern
ment property and apply the same
to their own use. Another count
Of the Indictment charged them with
stealing government property for the
same purpose. Holmes is alleged to
be the agent for Francisco Villa and
has been in the county jail here since
his arrest in February at San Elizar-
10, Texas, where he owns a ranch.
AT the time United State intelligence
officers seized a Vickers machine
gun, a Browning rifle, 800 rounds Of
ammunition and other war elements
which, it was alleged, we're hidden
near the Holmes ranch and was in
tended for illicit entry into Mexico
for the use of Villas men.
Minahan and Stadler are soldiers
and were alleged to have been cor
nected with the theft Of the property
from the eighth engineers camp at
Camp C~ouchesne, near here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
SITUATION AT ODESSA
NOT YET CLEARING

London, April s.--The situation at
Odessa is not yet clearing, according
to the latest Jews reaching official
uuaters in London, but 1t is believed
the evacuation OF civilians Is immin-
ont, owing to the difficulty Of the food
supply, All measures have been taken
for the removal of British civilians.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
HUNS MUST MAKE QUICK
INDEMNITY PAYMENT

Paris, April 9.-(Havas)-The pre-
liminary peace treaty will require
Germany to make an immediate in
demnity payment on account of TWEEN.
ty-five billion francs in cash and raw
material, according to the Echo de
Paris. The treaty, 1t declares, win
not leave uncertain the total amount
which Germany is to pay, as that
amount will be written into the docus
ment.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
IrWo FLYERs kILLEn.

Hampton. Va, Arpil 9-Lieutenant
John e. Medley of Seattle. Washing
ton was instantly killed and Sergeant
J. 8. Richardson, seriously injured to-
day at Langley field. when an airplane
which Medley was driving fell from q
heighth OF about $50 feet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
GOVERNMENT TROOPS
MARCHING ON ESSEN

Copenhagen, April 8. German
government troops are marching OF
Essen, where a collision has occurred
between the strikers and the christ
ian workers organization, the mem
bers OF which desire TO continue at
their employment. a Berlin dispatch
announces. The strikers have occu
pied the Krupp munition plant, the
message adds.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
ALIENa p%lecHAReEp.

Salt Lake City, Utah, April g.
Erich Brandeis, San Francisco, and
Max Lucke, Seattle, enemy aliens and
both newspaper men, were ordered
discharged from the war prison camp
at Fort Douglas, near here, today By
David Gershons department OF justice
representative.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
Japanese Troops
DISPATCHED to Korea

Honolulu, April Six battalions
Of Japanese troops are being sent to
Korea to suppress disturbances which
are spreading, according to a Nippu
Jill cablegram from Toxic, received
here today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
GENERAL STRIKE Is
PROCLAIMED In BERLIN.

Paris, April 3. (Havas)--A general
strike has been proclaimed in Berlin
and the suberb of Spandau, advices re-
ceived here say. Herr Noske, the
minister Of defense, is reported to
have concentrated 10000 loyal troops
at the gates Of Berlin for use in case
of trouble.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
AMERICAN RED CROSS
SHEDS ARE PlLLAGEI

Basic, April 9---Storage sheds OF
the American Red Cross were among
the food depots pillaged by armed
crowds in Nuremberg Tuesday, ac-
cording to- dispatches received here.
Goods to the value Of 100000 marks
are said to have been taken from var
ious food depots.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
CANADIAN VOLUNTEERS
FOR RUSSIA ASKED

London, Tuesday, April 8 (via
Montreal).-The war office has is
sued an urgent appeal for volunteers
for the relief force for north Russia.
1t is stated that the men must be
trained soldiers. The period OF en-
listment will be for a year OF for
such shorter periods as required.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
REPORT or SECOND SUB
COMMITTEES HEARD

Paris, April 9.-The first interim
report Of the second subcommittee OF
the peace conference on ~reparation
dealing with the financial capacity Of
enemy states and the means Of pay
ment was adopted yesterday by the
commission. It was decided to pre-
sent this report and the report Of tho
first subcommittee on c~ategories of
damage and methods of valuation to
the general secretary Of the peace
conference.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
PApEREWskI PRESENTS
CLAIMS OF POLAND

Paris, April 9.--M. Padrewski, the
Polish premier, was summoned before
the council Of four today to present
the claims of Poland. The premier
viii urge that Danzig must be given
to Poland and that Poland must have
the coal fields Of Teschen, Silesia,
upon which, it is said, Polish industry
depends.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
GERMAN WANTON
DESTRUCTION IMMENSE

Albuquerque, ~. M, April s.-That
Germany has wantonly destroyed
10000 factories and mines producing
20, 000,0 900 tons OF coal each year, vas
the declaration made by Lieutenant
Maurice Boyer, pre- war secretary Of
the bank OF Paris, now on q tour
or the United States as member Of
the French high commission, in an
address at the chamber Of commerce
here today.
1T will take one hundred years for
many OF the fields Of France 70 ~
again useful for agricultural puVBuitg.
tCnntInued on pass ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
DISASTROUS BLIZZARD /,
HITS CLOVIS, N. M.

Clovis, N. M, April 9.-What is said
to be the most disastrous blizzard
that has struck eastern New Mexico
in years swept over this region last
night. Hail, rain and snow storms fol-
lowed n another in quick success
sion and took a terrific toll in cattle,
ranchers believe. Clovis is virtually
s~n0wbound.
About four inches Of now fell at
Clovis during the night.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
SIDNEY DREW DIES.

New York, April 9.-Sidney Drew,
actor on the stage and for the moving
picture screen, died today at his home
here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
MORE SOVIET COUNCILS
HAVE BEEN CHOSEN

Basic, Tuesday, April 5, (Havas)-
Soviet councils have been chosen at
Regensburg, 67 miles northwest of
Munich and at Fuerth next to Uurem-
burg, the principal manufacturing
town in Bavaria.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

THEODORE Roosevelt, Jr, is chairman of q temporary
committee which proposes the organization Of a War Vet
Grams Association, and a call is being issued to a national con-
vention to be held in a few weeks at ST. Louis to perfect orga-
nization. Harry Fl. Dorman of this city has been appointed by
Lieut.. Col Roosevelt, temporary secretary Of the New Mexico
branch and has been asked to form a state committee to select
delegates to the convention, based on Congressional representa-
ton, this state probably to get six delegates. The New Next
can will shortly publish the call and. the names of delegates will
be announced Great interest in the proposed organization OF
veterans Of the great war hasalready been shown throughout
the country, especially in view of the fact that the vigorous son
nf tbe famous Rough Rider is heading the movement.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
MORTALITY IN TEXAS
MAY REACH SCORES

Dallas, Texas, April 9.--Nearly half
a hundred persons we're killed and
great damage to buildings and farm
property was done by storms through
out this section last night and today.
A Missouri, Kansas and Texas
freight train was blown from the
Continued on page ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10
HUNS MAY
APPEAL TO
A LIE
The Job of Maintaining
Order in County
Desperate
BAVARIAN SOVIET
OUTFIT WEAKER
Political Outlook More
Threatening; Strike
In Berlin
10y Leased wire 10 New MexIcan.l

t5y Leased Wire to New Mexlcan.l
Paris, April 8, (Havas)-At
the latest session Of the Ger
man cabinet council the gov
eminent considered the even
tuality Of making an appeal to
the allied armies Ito maintain
order in Germany in the inter-
est of the whole of Europe, the
Zurich correspondent Of lie
Journal reports.
The newspaper L'Eclair UNI
derstands that General Hum
bert, former commander of the
French third army, will be APP
pointed Commander of the al
lied troops in central Europe
---
BAvARlAN COUNCIL
FINDS ROUGH SHEDDING
Munich, Tuesday, April 8.-tBy The
Associated Press)--With another "a
hours behind it, the Bavarian council
government appears less able to i'm
pose itself upon the country, and the
general political situation has become
more threatening. Not only has the
support Of the old government taken
concrete form in North Bavaria, but
the breach among the social demo
Gratis in south Bavaria has widened-
Tho independent socialists of Nure-
mbug and Munich are split hopeless
ly.
In Nuremberg they are absolutely
opposed TO the soviet system for the
present, Munich siding with the pro
ponents Of that system, but laying
down IL conditions. including a die
tatorship Of the p%roletariat, the intro
ductIon of labor duties for the bure'
goise, the reconstruction Of courts Oh
a revolutionary basis, the leconstruc-
ton of the dwelling system, the sep
aration OF church and statey the socia'
lization OF the press and the creation
Of a red army and alliance with Rus
sia and Hungary.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-04-10

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whooo1nr CouPh.

Gvc Chambcrlain'S Cough Remedy TO
keep the cough loose and c%pccI"ratlon
easy. It is excellent. For sale by all
dealers.
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It. DR|NkARD
HONORAbLY
Iia DISCHARGED
Was DISAPPOINTED in Not Being Permit.
ted to See Overseas Service.

After having volunteered his services
to the government, Robert [. Drinkard,
NJ. D.. was commissioned a first lieucn-
ant and on October l was sent to Camp
Beuregard. Alexandria, Louisiana A
month later he was transferred to Camp
Crane, Allentown. Pa, and at this place
was listed with surgical group No. IL
for overseas duty, being stationed
there at the time Of the signing of the
armisticc. 1t was a keen disappoint-
mcnt 10 Lieutenant Drinkard that he
was not permitted to see active service
at the front. Later, about December
IS, he was transferred to Richmond,
Virginia, and was stationed at debarka-
tion hospital No. 80. About two months
ago he was transferred to the port OF
cmharkation. Camp Stuart, Newport
News. Va.
Lieutenant Drinkard has seen more
than six months of service in these
various camps and hospitals. and has
rendered valuable service 10 the govern
mcnt. 1t was only after repeated de-
mands upon his commanding officers by
local authorities and hospitals that he
was successful in obtaining his his
charge. Lieutenant Drinkard was tho
only member of the medical profession
from this city called into service thai
held the degree or FclIoN. Whlch DE-
gree was conferred upon him by the
regents OF the American College OF Sur
gcons in New York city last September
just prior 10 his entering the medical
corps Of the United States army.
While Lieutenant Drinkard was not
permitted to sec overseas" duty. yet
he has rendered most efficient service
10 the wounded as they were placed
under his care upon their arrival from
the other side. While at Richmond he
was n member Of the transportation
committee and had charge Of several
groups Of wounded soldiers that were
taken from the base hospital at Rich
mond to Camp Sherman. Chillicothc,
Ohio. His many friends welcome him
back 10 the city and TO his profession.
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DO NOT EXPECT BUILDERS NOR
FUBLIC TO PAY INCREASE
DEMANDED.
Say They Merely Demand That the
Master Plumbers Split Their
Profits With Than

The following communication from
local union No. 49, Journcymen Plumb
crs and Filters, is in reply 10 the stale
ment Of the Building and Construction
Employers association published in The
lntelIigcnccr 4 few days ago, in which
the association gave its reasons for re-
fusing 10 grant the wage increase de-
mandcd and urged the men to withdraw
their demands:
To the Editor Of The Intelligcnccr and
Public
We, the members Of local union No.
50, Journcymcn Plumbers and Filters
Of Wheeling. w. Va. are asking for an
increase from IS cents per hour TO W Z
cents per hour. and in doing this We do
not expect the public nor the persons
who intend building to pay one cent OF
this increase. The public and builders
who now have plumbing and heating
work done pay at the present time S1.25
pcr hour or more for eight hours work,
or $40 or more per day for all plumb
ing work done; and all this Is exclusive
of the profit on materials. The master
plumbers charge this now, but who
gets the money: Not the journcymcn
plumbers you see doing the work from
day 10 day, but the master plumbers
who sit in their offices and do no work.
most Of the time not even seeing the
work the plumbers do. The journcynian
plumber who does the work gets IS per
days and the master plumber gets $40
per day for each journcyman working
for him.
In other words. the master plumber
makes you pay him 81 for each plumber
he has working for him and does moth
ing to earn this amount. We are not
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HANKEY
AND DEPUTIES MAKE
GOOD PROGRESS

Good weather has enabled Assessor
Hankcy and his deputies to make ex-
cellent progress in assessing property
in Ohio county for the coming year
and the four city districts in which the
deputies are now working will be fin
ished by tho first Of May along with the
suburban towns out the pike.
Deputy Richard Otto is at present
going through Washington district in
the city and when that section Is fin
ished will 90 to Center district to be-
gin wirk Deputy Myers is covering
Madison district and will then be trans
ferred to Richie country district and
deputy Smith will go to Warwood and
after finishing the up river town will
so into Clay district Deputy Crum-
hacker Is working through Union dist
riot this month and will then go TO
Leathcrwood and work out the pike TO
Pleasant Valley, where deputy Scihcrt
begins and assesses all property from
there on through TO Triadelphia town
and all suburbs intervening.
Assessor Hankey himself is busily en-
gagged is assessing property in the towns
Of Fulton, Glcnwood and Glcnwood
Heights and will complete the work on
schedule time after which the country
districts will be invaded.
Eighty days from April LIST Is the
allotted time to cover the whole county
and taking the work up TO this time as
criterion the big job Will be COM
pletcd according to schedule as rapid
progress can be made in the country
districts. which arc much custer TO cover
than the city and towns;
Deputy Joe Bennett is tho only one
Of the force who is not out Of tho office
in the county building and he is sta
toned there 10 answer all questions and
straiGhtcn out any matters pertaining
to the assessment by those who do not
uuitC understand their aSSCSEncnt'
blanks
The first week closes with many vot-
ers paying their capitatinn tax and tho
deputies are busy gathering IN the
money from every male in tho county
who ia Of age.
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PLUMBERS AND FILTERS ANSWER Statement 8
MADE BY THE EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATED

asking the public to pay any ineTIA1
whatever, simply demanding thatS
master plumber divide the profit OF ~
or more per day he makes on ukyfl
men who do the work. In stu yoHA
words. the master plumber can BAR IT,
increase we demand and still m0EtI
clear profit on our work Of t3.taas
more per day OF each journeyN
plumber. 5z55l5Tssslssi
Now. Mr.. Builder and the puhlis
it not fair. since we do the Workt9l
them and make them this daily exeA
profit Of 81 or more, that they gfv0E
a fair percentage Of this prontfssSy3
The public and builders are pAH11&
enough now for their plumbing
heating work.. and we as journeyf
plumbers and filters ask that yoHItas
no more for the work done, but afo1
yourselves and let public opinion b4;4la
judge. -
1t has been charged that the mend
Of our union arc not patriotic in A15l
O wage increase. The entire memtS
ship Of our union bought heaviiyTl
Liberty bonds and war savings 1t113Al
and fifty per cent Of our members -:
ed in the army or navy during to-
cent war. We feel this aveEAge
greater. or as great. as any body4s
the district can show. Most OF
boys are back home, now and allS
manding the democracy which liz
went TO war to protect It il noet@
mocracy to deny them living
Among the cities in which plumlA
are receiving as high or higher
than We ask may be mentioned
Louis. Pittsburgh. Cleveland and
ers, while many towns in tho Ohios
ley are paying greater wages noNst
we arc receiving. -!
We want the public to have tbs
and VIC feel that after viewing
circumstances you will feel. AssVoN
that We are justified in asking TITS
Increase at this time. RESPONSIVENESS
Local Union No. 50. Journeymenl11-..
ers and Filters. 80. .sl;ls.s
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Finn GROVE BOY SAW GERMAN
WOMEN TIED To MACHINE Guns

battle Of the Argonne was tho o1gsees
affair he took part In. He saw women
chained to the guns of the Hun army
at different times, and on several occa-
sions women cooks in the dugouts main
tanned By the German officers. He stat
ed that many crippled old men and also
mere boys were in action on this front
being mixed in with tho other lads VINO
were picked to stop the Americans Id
their mad advance.
Mr. Riggle returned to this country
on the S. S. George Washington. the
Presidents ship. and stated that the
President was in Brest on the day the
division arrived there from the interior
Of the country. He went over on the
Levlathan. the largest ship in the
world, and says that It Is one OF the
finest vessels afoat. and that through
out the trip he had splendid time.