The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1916, Page 2

LR ee ee ee ewer eneere tower . we nate Intormation oh + ppt grace offivere tn attempt miaht oveemod. patie of Keeps Routing and Destina- tion of the State Soldiers a Strict Secret. SAN ANTONIO, Taw, Jane 1 ~ White eh wmoreny of “A at Gon, Kunston’s headquarters (hat the aranter part of 7 the troops now moving woult be on) « the horton by Maturday night and) J that early tn (he coming week ouch! * poweante of Mational Quarta. @iaporition would have bean effented| i man were moving toward border eta. 04 to fender availahin for prompt ae-| + vodines tion the heavy reinforce’ aniny eiona| poutine and echotulee of the mu. | Reporte that a strong Manian torent marour mpecial traing from becoming known. Gen. Fanston was tnetructed to an. | Quartermasters Department erciae the wimost effurt in concealing open wade to-merrow for Ma| Aetaile of the mobilization, and gen. Guantities of provieiona, including eral managers of all ratironds carry. | 147,000 pounds of beane, 190,000 on: ing troops were requested not to) of tomatoes. 146,000 pownda of cotter make pablic the movemente of trains, | 499.000 pounds of sumnr, 90,000 pounds It was explained at Gen. Funston’s | of rice, 46,000 prunde of prunes, 20,00 | neaéquarters that the anueual meas. | pounds of evapotated peaches, 64,000, uree were not taken to prevent the cans of jar, 64,000 tins of tobacen = dt 100,000 pondin of nait. | BEGINNING TODAY | Forage for horses and mates wii! cont the army about $970,000 a month it is eatimated and $46,000 worth of _ will be used every month. o pay roll for offlcers and man ‘the militia will greatly increase th ————— BOY WHO JEERED GENERAL HELD FOR INSULT TO GUARD Leon Samson Lands in Jail After Fight That Follows | Street Meeting. Leon Samson, a nineteen-year-old student, of No. 1493 Fifth Avenue, Was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell in Harlem Court this morn. errr. Announce the July Reductions throughout our NO DHALT IN MOVEMENT dng, charged with disorderly con- entire stock duct, the complainant against hii OF TROOPS, SAYS WOOD This is the half 1 being Frank Goldberg of No, 1644 , e yearly |! xadieon Avenue, who alleged ho Tal alata clearance event—recog- |! heard Samson eay that members ot | Three Months’ Training Will Do nized in every city where a Georges store is located dutertuging cone us nity worthy the critical Divides the United States army wei and boozers;" that the letters “N. signified “No good,” and that any one who would fight for the United States was a “fool. Samson is the youth who started a Them Good Anyway, Gen- eral's View. “The returning of the prisoners held by the Mexicans will make no LONDON, June Field Marshal Karl ttention eve! hostile demonstration in City College | difference in the moving of New| British peat Fy MAN fi jast March when Major-Gen. Leonard | York troops to the border," qald| life in the ee Wood was delivering an address on| Major Gen, Leonard Wood to-day. preparedness. Ho denies the state- ment attributed to him and says that he was roughly handled by two men in military unifonm after a meeting he was addressing bad been broken up at Fifth Avenue and One Hundred and Tenth Street last night. Samson spent the night in the Kast One Hun- dred and Fourth Street Station. “There 18 a alight halt in the move- ment just now, but all of the New| York militia will be on the border eventually. what happens, three months’ training | there won't do them any harm.” | With reference to reports from) ilton Kitche Rising costs of materials do not stand in way of Georges fixed policy of never carrying merchan- dise over from one sea- son into the next. Suit Reductions $15.00 Grades Now 12" $20.00 Grades Now 1 4°° $22.50 Grades Now It shows that valued at tial those of his men who refused to take the Fegeral oath, Gen, Wood aid: “I think that 4s the perfectly correet thing to do." Capt. Gordon Johnson, aide to Gen, Youd, has sent bis resignation to the WARD LINER AT VERA CRUZ | GROWDED WITH REFUGEES! v War Department, with the general's in order to accept appoint- ment as colonel of the Twelfth Regi- son Al staff, | approval, Americans Fleeing From Mexico Are Lord Kite Transferred From the Battle- ew York National Guard, ment, teld Marshal, Ward Line steamer Monterey, with a Fr ifts from public bo« $25.00 Grades Now capacity passenger list of Cheiacinae |antelen toe Coaaseno i etrioome in wott 50 refugees, was expected to sail this| follows: will was dated Nov afternoon. ‘Tho steamer was anchored! pion: fune sidb; fie. nude bull futons near the battleship Nebraska, on| pang, 12!" Ui sleudlawana Min ti0, bev AQUEDUCT, N. ¥., tries for to-morrow's which refugees in large numbers have! Ty, 1d . lows: Sp act been quartered, and the transfer of Me the passengers began this morning, WABHINGTON, June 30.—Many of | the 1,200 refugecs from Mexico at| Gulveston on the navy tender Dixie and other vessels probably will be compelled to stay aboard ship for at lif least a week. Noatoua op, los: Dorothy Assistant Secretary Newton of evel Oi FOURTH RACK—Four-yearolde and up; eal Treasury, in charge of the Public oe meee tt tet per sPominion Da, Sten "$000; Higher Priced Grades Reduced Proportionately Plain blue serges and Flannels included The assortments are large. No matter what material, pat- , tern or color, Sack or Norfolk model you prefer—it's here in your size. Alterations free. Jim i Airway Nroone oThree. 9 fu hy IAT: Obs 188; Joo Gaiety, ABOUND. TRACE Four Windleld "Steeviechacg it Martian, 1:3 timo) 140 Mt Marcellinus Tip), 5.000. Jo a mio Health Service, announced to-day ven TO asiuager, er eine that women, children and invalids} “Tob wees a Que py Mandiea would be allowed to land efter med- ‘tno added fan 4a 110; her, 14; xCom. M13; Fer Sontague Tio lane’ and Anaten, nt fr ical examinations, but that delay veri itt ater Daiue, Sela tas 'G could not be avoided in other cases, Broadway at 36th, Marlborough Hotel Building lows FIRST RACK Dane five and one half furtongs " eed, Pier Tone Up—Here’s How oO A EAR a Holyoke Supporter pen 1 Evening W wear it for business, wear It Out of Town for golf, for tennis, for walking. ‘Then Poiiadedanin Howe seo how good you feol-how little men you'll eare to #at-—-how erect you'll scaene menmneeainite —— stund—how athletic you'll appear Dr. Campbell's Sste Arsenic Wefers The Oldest and Beat » Omplexion Beautifier & Tonic Ured by Beantital Women for 31 Yerr WILL BENEPIT BV ERY HOLYOKE Abdominal Supporters For Men and Women ar 1 yolls Gives erect, atnlette off bearing, Instead of “hangy ‘wtoopy” curriaKe. Seilina ‘Throws your ohest Helpful to thowe out and keeps your recovering from en stomach in. operations $9.50 Two styles. Adjust- $5 OO "S able to any size r0) Sold and demonstrated at Drug Stores ‘ink your Druguiat for Booklet | ‘The First Signal |inen and 17 officers Holyoke Covered Wire Co. 621 Broadway, New York Rout tho sulos, — Hustler, Two sear tv ‘on serve in the depot squi Kit June rac ear olds lungs, nik a 196: oe Three-sear-olle $1,600 "4 sry ‘orps, |EARL EARL KITCHENER lt FORTUNE OF $850,000 Will Probated To-Day in Londot ate Between Rela- tives and Fellow Officers, 80.—The will hener, Secretary of War who lost his sinking vf the Hampshire off the Orkneys June 6, | * ad CHanas | ” crulser was admitted to probate to-day. ho left an estate} ac 171,420 pounds sterling In my opinion, no matter | (approximately $850,000). The largest bequests were the sum of £20,000 to his nephew, Henry Ham- er, and the Broome Park Franklin Chevaller Kitchener, of the royal navy, @ son of the new Earl. t The will makes a number of sn bequests to relatives and friends, in- cluding £200 each to several officers who served on Lord Kitchener's per- Oswald A. G. Fitzgerald, ol personal retary, Who was drowned with the was Willed all Kitch- East Africa, military 5 ship Nebraska. PEP Y..axepennyel ener’s lands in British i ska. unting to about 5,000 acres, with 16 0 " i, HAMILTON ENTRIES, — | amounting, to, ob pe VERA CRUZ, Mexico, June 30,—The — Swords of honor, AQUEDUCT ENTRIES. the ler rhe en- as fol- THE SVEN.NG WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1916, FUNSTON GUARDS AGAINST WRECK OF TRAINS BY MEXICANS = 47TH ENTRAINING TO-DAY FOR PEEKSKILL - TROOP MOVEMENT way ¢ 686608 U.S, TROOPS SHOT GUARD, SAY MEXICAN REPORTS Claim Is Made That They Killed} 1 Customs Service Man With- out Warning. EL PASO, Tex., June 20.—Juan Morena, a Mexican line rider of the ‘arranza customs service, was killed last night by a squad of American liers, who fired across the Rio Grande into Mexican territory near Yalota, twelve miles east of El Paso, ording to a report received to-day by Gen, Gonzales in Juarez. Mexican officials sald Morena was riding along the Mexican side of the river in the performance of his duty with a fellow Customs guard, whon the Am uns, eight in nurber, of Magintrate Cornell held him in $1.00 Mussuchusetta that one Natlonal/estato and ail lands in Kent County eer at eae et tn the Goldberg, the man who appeared Guard officer proposed to court mar-|to his nephew, Commander Henry ()rrjzal fight arrived in Juarez from Chihuahua to-day, They consisted of | onty-seven horses, fifty-three rifles, mber of pistols, several thousand cartridges and other equipment. The negro troopers of the brought here from Chihuahua remai the hospital at Bliss, aw e after it had been prov contracted no dangerous disease in Mexico. | —_—_ | MORE CAVALRYMEN LEAVE VAN CORTLANDT FOR TEXAS TO-MORROW. Troops C, G. H and M. of the First »w York Cavalry were ordered to- day to leave the Van Cortlandt Park camp to-morrow for the ‘Texas border. [Col Debevoise of the regiment will leave with these detachment lorders have been issued for Troops ” /D. i, Land Jof the Second Cavalry, and upway also encamped at the Park. uae: “Battery i, of the First Field Artil- Vly Mearen ui 10t do and upward; 31 000 “added | tries for Lo-morrow's races are as fol toed | Cael rete City Trip liery, the last remaining artillery unit lat Van Cortlandt Park, will depart for the border to-morrow night or 6 | Sunday morning, either picking up "| Battery C at Binghampton and Bat- |tery A at Syracuse, or joining them near San Antonio, Tex ‘Tho First Field Aartillery staff and colors will move with tho batterie Lieut. Col. Merritt H.Smith will be in command, pending the expected arrival of Col. H. H. Rogers from Japan. ‘The 200 horses necessary for the de- parture of Battery B ‘arrived last night and were inoculated against because the immigration darracks oR thaw sear oily and, ie ‘and upward; | disease to-day. and quarantine station at Galveston | \!, ‘e b eclin fie br. been ty is a New York Steres can accommodate only about 400 per- hs Gam Slick, 3193 tims ACQUEDUCT RESULTS. sons. Malabar, “to! uaa i oe Yians for the landing of the refu- J ‘ FIRST RACH —(or fillies; two-yea 42 West 34th earor Pe Manicd M. aryland Bae Wh rnc nen, Track Caat. olds; selling: with $600 added: fiye fur i. arried use of the {2 Vaas, 1s Mud [tonge,—Alnive 108, (Take), 12 to, 2 Bot, Broadway and oth Ave shortage of ships, Ls euak Taek LATONIA'E "ENTRIES, j8.to 3 and 4 to By frat; Brlent, Bar 0? ps | wtterbox 1 (Hall, 7 to, 2 \ o AO mJT'hh* as Sand out, third Pin 02 8-5. ee comes al LATONIA, Ky., Juni The en-|\Wig, “Yyes, Cheer, Nancy Fair and Javato, 11 vington), third, 1,01 4-5. Banya orburn and Rex Guiety also ran. utuele pald: Gat ley Head show §: § 50 Atlantic SUNDAYS, July 2, 16, Y, upuet tg 27; September 10 and 24 DNE: SDAYS, | uly, 19; Auguet 16 SPECIAL TRAIN Ty, Penoasfrasia station» = 1.90 Hi om 1304 NING, Te wert = 7.00 PM. Tickola Kood ty on Apaciah Train kn secs PENNSYLVANIA R. R. destination of eighteen trains | paaring through hore to-day orriving ISIN FULL SWING | ALL OVER NAT Train Orders in Changed and Censorship Is On Some Plice trict fed with thousands of eastern militiamen Hines the War Departmant tmponed the cansorship on troop movements Camp o«oounavon, tT ORRIN A fs une The wane corm, ¥ Wren Macond Wield How Pita Ami vanes Corps, numbering ahrat goers hundred man, loft for the border at 1114 to-day, They wont from hare via Mhiiadelphia and trom b | mere wit to M. Late, and then t southward The Heeond Mowiment a > lo to eevee gome time thie af + | tarnaon $| CAMP HARRINGTON, LAUTUR. | £) M4, June 0 The First Maryiant Z| infantry, on three traina, left tod $|for Marin vase, T The other + | Maryland troops are echeduled to eo! Lion duty 6 4| KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 20 4 ‘Momewhera on the border’ is the $ rf A Missourt Pacific train brought the Massachusetts Ambulance and Hos- pital Corps into Kansan City last night. ‘The Santa Fa took them out. | SPRINGFIELD, IL, June 90. Seventh Regiment, Lilino: Notional Guard and the staff officers of the First Infantry Brigade entrained for the Mexican border early t The First information ments of the Missour! available to-day was that the Infantry Regiment would depart this afternoon for the border. The three batteries of feld artil- lery and the signal corps company ire expected to leave to-morrow for Laredo, Texas, the border station us- signed several days ago. NOGALES, Aris, June 30.--The| Utah National Guard battery of fleid| artillery with 142 men and six officers arrived here to-day. LOGANSPORT, Ind. troop trains, carryin, regiments of the Jonal Guat opped here, the guardsmen st ‘On the Banks of the Wabash” and took # bath in its waters. Sls ome June 30.—Two v Robs Up A EAGLE PASS, Tex., June 30.—Juan Rodriguez, @ Mexican resident of Texas, ere from Torreon, satd that Pancho Villa has Joined the Carranzista forces at Montolovo with several hun- dred men. Rodriguez claims to know Villa well and saya he cannot be mis- taken “regarding his identity, ted Erconmat. Iacieted ia SB box ocolates, Jelly Circlen FAINT sith Joatate. Murs Bells, Vanitia Cr put up Hiei Mnrsl compartnent boxe SOUR BAL Min, old Vashioned Helousness ———— MII CHOC TY COVERED ALN UT PREAMS — Bim. paca wi a "tae ads Ay lowk of 54 BARCLAY Moses 6.30 poh Closea 11 p. loses 11 p.m, (Sa 400 BROOME Clones 7p. 38 EAST 230 Closes. 10-p 280, 1289 BROAD 11 EAST 42D fassachusctts | ; m.; Bat ORPET'S BRAIN FOG WILL BE FACTOR OF HIS DEFENSE’ Expert parent He § Warr where Marian f waain fh ony he heen Gala M. Brooke, « Leu Overnight Benefits of ln’ Ap POSLAM rhapla ty ( Vind When ‘the remedy so powerful ‘ cent in driving o tw Woman Dead: | treublen, While intense in ing properties, Polar ie aha 8 June Teatl lutely harmless —alwaya ra Neren’'e Wonde tally 96 ing and pael nner t peta be Mn Ah ofan ‘oral Eradieatee ecsemas, oinnonphon, aed Ohanet vor wos sealp-erale, acne, herpes. palnctod for rately Paalam Soap ia the soap of daily ler wen eles © day by to the akin aned with, ov apart treatment with Poslam the triat of Will Hf. Crper rent for RES RANDLE, ovte to Reena with the murder of Miew Lambert Laboratories, a2 West th i, New Ve Brooke oe ned at ha map he City, Hold Arvggiets, had mate of the wanda ed It waa Indicated hy the defense pr Krohn, an aliontat, woult be catied! during tha day to give te ove refere to the pe logical phases U S. Army of Orpet's acailed “urain fe on Ae 1 the now of Helen's Wooda, Ur ate amit med ralyzed, active Orpet's attorneys, dectaring that the! ‘8 own atory of Marian Lam- The bert's death had becn unsbaken tn any n point by the rigid cross-exam- jon he had undergone, prison: m My to maps, rs tha Krona, tt was nail, jihat brain foe te a widely ar to that tain th but all thi show by mat at Marian nd pmaticn, © physical faeul- | sare normally or even abnormally science, rumors committed vill testify that Mar- t which was th would tentity reooknized which sometimen | heat of tattle all train orders from specific points an obsenston during which the mind ta have beon changed. | set about paychol. sul- LAROERT WT OOK OF neg ed a ynotete Ouitive for Rutt ¥ Training my & Navy Siore | Ca, Ing pet ety and sens and Short Motor Run For Over the Holidays emplated suicide and woodamen will teil of the acene of Maria's death, and relatives of Celes- | tia Youker, the “other woman,” will testify she and Orpet were | never WeSTBURY, L. formally engage asic | A Mikel step in FINDS MISSING BROTHER. Williamaba Discovers Coroner's msbure, Catherine's I a man who b time be ‘Troutman Street suffering was his own who lived with him at No, 10 Avenue, He had been Il and confined to hiv t Physician goin pital t pat Evers other, ners Phyate Wuest of W through o-day, found t d been picked up a shor reen Avenue Wiliam p. Wise room for the § nine years, but w Ing unobserved. fy k of Brooklyn and a prominent D ocrat in the old Sixteenth Ward. HT fifty-five years old. 0 Che tre STREET Sat10 poms 29 CORTLANDT STREET rm. Daily PARK ROW4&NASSAU ST. t1t.80p m1. 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