The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1916, Page 3

*YCARRANZA'S STAND ‘MAY FORCE BREAK, WASHINGTON FEARS Wilson’s Note, Ready for De- spatch To-Day, Sharp Re- buke to the First Chief. U.S. TROOPS WILL STAY, | Flat Refusal to Withdraw Them—Foreign Envoys Op- | pose Intervention. | WASHINGTO: ca's answer to } | demand for the immediate withdrawal of American t June 16.-Amert t Chiet Corranza’# ops from Mexico pos sibly will go forward to-day, and, with | its pointbiank Ad ions officials, “expecting the | lid to Dow off any minute,” will bend usal to their efforts toward preventing fur- (ther sMexioan raids dito the United Stat 1 to preparing for armed in tervention In the soufnern republic if it can no longer be avoided here are numerous signs that in- tion may be made necessary and vt any mi So fore and might ix the f South American nations of such @ Btep that the British and Braz Ambassadors already have by nat it, while the Mi sand Honduras have made similar representations. Ambassador Spring-Rice's protest, for 1 is probably based on Britain's fear that her oil con in Mexico may be cancelled and her oil-burning war fleet poled if American troops take over the entire southern republic, T ! ssions Central America be based on a distrust « nitions of the United States However, Carranz. attitude may compel the Pr to intervene. some of the developemnts force Administration officials to the unwelcome belief that inter- vention w p necessary raid int forty miles southes morning's Mexican Pexasy in which three men were kill POSLAM | Quick to Heal | All Ailing Skin Do not tolerate any unsightly, annoying skin affection, Poslam | is intended to relieve you of such (ous bles and is successful even in worst a vated Kezema cases. Poslam will prove its powers when applied, stopping all itching, working improv ment every day until the skin is clear | and healthy. 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One of the eight d Mexicans was identified by papers on bis body an Cruz Ruiz, a Major in © ranza's forces, Gen, Alfredo Hicaut, Carranza Commandant at Maiamoras, Mex feo, has notified Ameriean Con- sul Johnson thera that 1,000 Car- ranga soldiers are just south of San fienacio, and that should a third American punitive expedi- tion cross the Rio nde in pur suit of the bane a clash be the Americans and ¢ ranzistas may follow immedi+ atch from Bl Paso says Gen. Gabriel Gavira, late Car- Commandant at Juarez to death by a firing squad yesterday morning in the Mexican penitentiary in Mexic was shot City on a charge of trea tue he conferred with Gen, Join J. Pershing at ndes regarding co-op- stion between the Americans and nzistas, Immediately follow- ing the conference Gen. Gavira was ordered to Mexico City to give an explanat and Gen, Jacinto ‘Trevino, his immediate jor, repudiated the agree. Car men Secretary Lansing’s draft of the re- ply to Carranza has been completed | and handed to President Wilson with the report of the latest border! raid of the Mexicans, contain a most vigorously worded re- fusal to withdraw American troops, and to warn Carranga that his re-| operate with the Amer- rs hax endangered the peace of the two countries. | While it will contain a lengthy | statement of America's intentions, it | will aiso contain a strongly worded can attitude, TROOPERS KILLED AND WOUNDED BY MEXICANS. WASHINGTON, June 16.—The fol f the « killed and wounded in’ th K wurde Bighth Avenu Katonah, No. wos t Fifty-fitth Street, Cleves land, O. Wounded ford, Pa.; Mi Hun Oberlies, Bayonn ner W. Minnett y Haviina, Harry Matisoff, New ¥ ot Prins Ottice Says Foreign Onticial. SDON, Mh n f Great yrinciple, said Under — Seeretary ie Poreign Othe sb to-day he British ¢ hdeavoring to meet the pra shes of Ca Stek Only Short Y. June 1 He was born in Color inibitary monde f He cppointed nd Lieutenant antry dune 1g nt in’ the same 4 and captain on Beb. 18, 1901 Beith had Jets at the aca Ry to buy —the value speak for themsel: Dress in Modish Belted Mode!, $5.00 Radical Reductions in | SportandBeachCoats Wash Dresses SilkDresses Cloth Suits (As low an $3.75) As low an $3.75) (Aslow No Mall Orders Villed at Sule Prices, The HAMILTON GARMENT Ca 307 Fifth Avenue, Near 31st Street $5) (Aslowas$5 ‘Elect It is known to 916 South Forest Pork, Louis, rk City, BRITAIN 1S IN AGCORD WITH U. 8. ON MAILS Only Ditierence Is an Applic Maa, vernment, he sald is Smith, USA at the United died at bis BE CURIOUS!| «!' Visit Our Showrooms | yyovable shut THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY As IT wie a€ WHEN ‘THe SUN 7 \S HARNESSED wed a iN | ‘With Old Sol and Two Copper Ptates You May Soon Get the Power to Run an Automobile or a Vacuum Cleaner, or the Heat to Curl Your Hair With Electric Tongs, but the Son of a Multi- Millionaire Says “‘Don’t Make Too Much ition of Carranga’s insulting! Dream-Talk About This.” xestion that politics was playing | | By Marguerite Mooers Marshall. Tomorrow electricity may be free as air. lt was Emerson who dreamily advised you to hitch your wagon to a; star, but to-morrow you may, quite literally and practically, hitch your motor car to the sun. Also your vacuum cleaner, your coffee percolator, your electric hair tongs. For a new way of putting Old Sol to work, has been discovered. He himself may be, In the future, the master electric! of humanity, and he {s big enough to provide a switch é x for every man, woman and child to turn on at will. ‘i e s For there certainly are all these golden and bound- . less possibilities In the just announced discovery of MAgS) at their annual meeting the other night. JUST AS SIMPLE AS A, B, ¢,°-———— BuT— how the light, draws off electrons T shail sry to tell you of Mr. Case's . Jexperimonty as he explained them to Sut if the thing je made practical Imy Unscientific mind, And I trust he may forgive me if I happen to use| tricit he wro! word in = my 1 salt water,” he| have met, eye wonderfull |wire, as in # attached a) sort of allly | ¢ ordinary electric bat-|" He added quickly, |tery. and to measure the current th ation of dilut 4 ch pl wrdinary polished copper is kept in ‘ » Is expose light—preferably to strong jsunlight, And there is no question so much for ele thatva current einet un, | we know ao little, “In the usual b. two ime always used, such as ippe ils aye a lot more before you « and in away one metal faster than the other, at work?’ Mr, Case inquired Abily * Wreek To xaw the gutvanometer—a dittle | Service contrivance six inches square—and| Public Service ( Whitney was crow ternoon by Assitsant Di | Mork at the ing the battery, which is simply a jar, like a preserve jur, inside a cube. Shaped wooden box with a movable front shutter | Vated road, The sun wasn’) shining late yeater- | orders taxue lay afternoon, bat Mr, Case sald we/tratec manage would paved jhe whole contrivance to the wide window seat, waited for the delle eof rhe galvanometer to! of the jury at na pulled the little | conditions that 8 battery, Where | acetdent occurr | promised to reproduce nee copper © “res out of explained, “short-cirew but this one works better than when the circuit has been left open, ad fons at ¥ EXPERIMENTS FOR A STRONGER rochial Grad BATTERY STILL GOING ON. | Examinations will bs Ih & moment more the wires were! mount, ‘Tarrytown-on-t hed to the galvanometer, Mr,| 290 P.M. June 20 fo: uses) 1 poised above his li by the religious of th and led it up, Mary. Jt entitles the he And 1 clearly saw the galvanometer| during the four-year der irae Mca esaainelinew Widerarc: provided the student maintains a high | standard volt less than ts given off by a regular battery. Mut the one-fitth ampere 1 indubitably there, and now the thing of course, ty very much) Water 8 hold furmher conferences to come toe is to find out how to strengthen i Wednesday The Nt step is to tr the dif. > Which is subjected the light. 2 pented with red oxide of copper, but that doesn’t work. Howey of other oxid ma all thy tions. “The action of this victing An Headford, Jor were affirmed by the Appeals toda jordano ed of the ala have already expe re a number ind L expect to try r different combina- may be ex- Jaat plained by two ther One EHemicwls IMAL tac tha teonk pinta ee en Of tor the contiguous jaye, undergoes Company chemical ebu , Font Hand of Hwht, whic sandy Hook to-day in rent. The other theory, and the one Barry on Laree Haltimore | to Which I agm ipoiined, igihat some- wan cals for the Mexican bord a PNR la ant he i JUNE 1 ricity Free as Water, Air or Light When Young Mr. Case Harnesses the Sun IQHEARSWANN 2" ON WIRE TAPPING ” Insists Rosalsky Is Ideal Man to Act, but Fears Grand Jury BRADY BOBS UP AGAIN. Demands Investigation of the Espionage Over Union Tele- phones and Police Methods. woking fora dude te take care of founndlin doorstep by Mayor Mitchel the other day in the shape of allegations made against two Catholic priests, a fe ist minister and a philanthropist Swann sp lates bench to act asm whether any grime had been has di elsewhere. 1 do not want to tuke this matter before af any testir I think the h |charges should other words, | w | the table with their fi Tt 1s the Intention of Mr. Swann to consult with Presiding Justice Clark of the Appe ure tf bis efforts fall. i “It may be," the District Attorney sald, “that [ may be forced finally to the matter before a Grand H 0 R LI C K’S Attorney Albert J. ‘Talley, counsel for the persona mentione ora letter to the District Attorney, has told Mr, Swann that he intends to demand @ public hearing on charges to be mado by his clients against elty officials who inst thelr telephone wires, mitted that this demand of Mr. Talley complicated matters. “The naturi Attorney satd, ‘SUING RUSSIAN BEAUTY — "WANES UNKNOWN WOMAN Mme. Riabouchinsky Brings Divorce Action Here Against Prominent Agent of Czar. Though proclaimed by many artists of the three | women in the world, Mme. Roceht Riabouchinsky, complained in the Supreme Court to-day that an- other and a less beautiful woman unknown woman” “won't It be infinitely the ,of the complaint, had won the love of her husband, Nicholas Riabouch’nsky, the Russan COMPULSORY ARMY SERVICE NECESSARY, TRIELLSSTUDENTS If Nation Is to Endure, Obliga- tion Must Be Shared Alike by All, Says Colonel. “|| Theodore W. Case, who seems on the way to being a if Thomas Edison No. 2, He ts only twenty-six years old, 4} and his father, Willard E. Case, 1s worth $20,000,000, a “AL Yet, despite these handicaps, young Mr. Case has found a way of extracting electricity from sunlight, whioh created a sensation among the members of the New York Electrical Society, whom he addressed to use the words This 1 want to avoid, becauso all of the magistrates are appointed by the A Judge elected by the people of procuring elec (Special to The Evening World.) CAMERIDG mpulsory millt nan’s|, “It will mean that electricity win | OK be free, like air, water or suniight,” | Government. the young man said simpl syoply pat two copper plates in| Marconi, and every other ac wonderfully modest, from pose or any onsclousness, his mouth and |», his brown eyes smiling, “Now please other ends of the wires are fastenea| don't) make too much dream-talk hometer, One plate of{#B0Ut this, Anybody can speculate . about anything, As I see what I've family is ol and wealthy done, it's only 4 spoke in the wh The plate in front of it,[hope to Mt that spoke In smootily before I'm through, and some day the of the Kussian Imperial Council wheel will be finished, It will be done here in America, too. We have done | yyq ricity—and even now Riabouchinsky det To add to Judge Swann's dilemma the divorce, it was said to-day, after learning that 000 in @ roulette came ry servies for all nation Is to endure, ndore Roosevelt in an >» Harvard students ad- in the Govern- Printing Trades Counetl, who | omplained that police officials had sanctioned the tapping of union tele- phone wires, demand ing into his charges, “We want no Grand Jury investiga. Mr. husband had re Kiabouchinsky was attached to mont military summer es His Roosevelt w her nation that endur obligations of citizenship The obligation to + fendant's brother, is & member Jehinaky is a connoisseur | Priviletes. military sery to the country tery, you know,|_ But some of the wisest mon in the Paing to! the tes! paintings formerly country believe that we shall know Golinicheff-Kouteusoff, tary to the Dowager Ei mps provide the machinery pperation of a syst versal military training under exelu sive Federal howover, they reat upon a voluntary h permits a velunteer to fight his neigh and the liquid must|Case of Auburn, N. Y., Is through eld strong enough to eat| with his favorite experiment GA PrSale Tomorrow, Saturday f% a zi Hor wouldn't you like to seo my bat-,CAUSED BY DISOBEDIENCE,| ORIVER HELD FOR HOMICIDE. Sighting of Order to volunteer the sto do his Mary's Hospital to-day as ony of Injuries received yesterda noon | fighting for him, “This in not only undemocratic, rican, and must be correc ted | nation is to endure tendance at camps such as these made obligatory for the young the nation, When the farmer's boy the banker's boy, the son uf a brake at upon the fatal ri end collision on the ‘Tihrd Avenue Mr. Whitney wdmitted that sorun down. by playing ball at Pitkin k siknals and » thy best we could. So he| the safety tripping system had bean Manager Vrank Hedley wrested Klas sted when t J Coroner F r n upty| Monday int they had been carefully twisted to. | the Jury will see a train with pu é gers run close behind a train of en gether. “I leave them are. ; canines Pees you wouldn't with a regular battery, | FREE SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST| TEACHER S strengthened a SCIENTIST HEALER IS HELD. rymount MW) for Sinte~ menta She Saye Newlinence. jq| Butler Memorial scholarship, estab t Superintend=| 1 and Willan A i | her principal, | based upon alles clared to have been ma But Why can't Why thing be put] "IGS" epen to graduates of Because the eurvent ix strong Sab ae enough,” ae explained, "Wit bat: Good Fire Ala wey three ov four feet square Lean| Mayor Mitchel to-day ini get a current of one-fifth of an am. | r Adamson and pore With pressure of one-tenth of @ Monet Willlama of the Depart vt + Gas and Klects jody in River May Be Former Sole | 6), degres mur ing of Simone Ularo at tn Ootober Mia into wire tapping as relates to certalm unte and the activities of the po | in preserving peace when strikem reed that tion between { strikers in order to ate in progress. Tt is officers have caused f Will Get Case. \ re value, that was left on his modes er | Hi of last night try of his former luce sever wholesome Sauce making. 1 by those mentioned tn Distriot Attorney sald to Judge Rosalsky, He, how OLD ENG! hi and Tam forced TYLE \ s Maw prohibite the making | oi e Mitehel's communication to “The Ideal Judge to hold this heat Ss BRAD aving on these |f Salads and Sandwiches » a public one. In|f At Grocers and . nt the cards Intd on |f Delicatessen Stores es up." late Division of the Su Thousands testify in the May- The Original urse,”” the District would be to hold a before a City Magistrate, ef » be the best person." irady, secretary of the Al- AT MINIMUM RATES id & public hear- Hrady said to Mr. Swann, me out s uaa No Extra Charge for It, Advertisements for The World may etl Oe. M. Open Till 6 P. 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