TH! IOU!!! “03qu EVENING mu.
Kaunas. luau so. ms
hw‘, ,___
' 30m 503'” sa- m cannot be permittedza natural pride in hu- coco-dc mp
We ”mm ito develop into a tie-up of the na-gpeadence and equality, prefers titles
yanMED BY tim- "much. Then . too‘lathing sex distinction.
g ”S GOLDEN imuch at stake for everybody. The if the English want a make word.
W» W“, govemment intervened and forcedfiowever. for their famlnpe has boss-
" WINS ‘settlement 0! the hard coal strike lies, why don't they call them “cone
; ”DAT, jUNElg 1916 .Roosevelt's .admlsustration. The damsel”? That's a pertel'tiy-good
-..~._ ’___ __ . threatened railroad strike would be English word. although tho Biglish
TURE ALHANAC m: Wfllrabiy more disastrous and in- dm’t seem {9 WW n. It‘s formed
. TOMORROW iwlerahie than that miners strike. lib “waitress" and "landless." Still
f “"P tide “13 3. E1333! 1:3. There need not be a strike, it the soy- if they adopt "conductress," it would
crntnent takes a band in the contro- he logical to have “doctresaes” and
“eontr-otrooaea“ and wriatrassos"
and “efltpaoel' and “camentrerses.”
And what‘s the use? When women
take men‘s jobs. why not take their
established titles, too?
—o——————
(Milli HMS 10 SH-
llE Diffitiillll 300"
(Continued From First PaSe.)
A Remarkable Purchase and Sale of
Four Hundred Pretty
Wash" Dresses
A'Most Wonderfulhot of Dresses
for Many Reasons
First—The Opportune Time
Second—Because the Assortment is so
Bill
Third—Tile Most Popular Styles Are
Represented
Dresses injury Occasion. Plain. Coi-
orcd floods. Figured sad Striped Voiles.
Awning Ships Sport Dresses in Striped
Coat Effects With Plain Shirts. White
Dresses inlanyClevcrlodelsinAll
the Popular Materials, Beautifully Trim-
lNG SENTINEL TELnfi-em before it goes any further.
PHONE CALLS , ,
RmmH" surraaci saurmeur.
, gwgéfice—n”. i The Democratic platform “recom-
W5 Mmknzy} 'lnend‘s the extension of the country.
Qty Editor's Residence—7521. ;
f ' Manager's Residence—j men." ,
.' .llls-flo i The Republican platform “favors
Q .' Reddencw'“ Hithe extension of suffrage to women,
SONIC DIRECTORY. ‘but recognizes the right to each state
— to settle this question for itself."
Thus the two big national parties
Neither
by states, upon the same terms as
, or:
f “We" Lodai, m. the, r. and A. at,
. :12 tooth in Masonic Building, South ‘ _
‘ m street. 1st and 3rd Tuesdays! ; ”9 “minim“ 8W"
3:“ month—July and August ex- } seems wildly enthusiastic about sulv Call on Secretary Lansing.
lam—ht 8 o'clock. All MuterTrrago but both our friendly to tt—pro WASHINGTON. June ill—An ofllc-
: I .
, luau cordially invited. m" cided the ballot is to be. won by the ‘a‘ ”f ”‘9 ”mm" emu“ ““6“ “‘
the State Department early today and
g, mu. w. M.’ Robert is. Wilcox“
h i . left a communication tor Secretary
till? “'liiii’ 111911-51319 by 5W“- latnsing. .\'o intimation as to its con-
ttenls was divulged, either at the em.
Hoots in Masonic Building, South‘friendly cooperation of the “men's “*1th 0r ”'1" department. '
Iain street, and and 41b Tuesdays parties" M long M they recognise ”“5. it was leaned that the embassy
_ of each month—July and August eb‘ i acted on telegraphic instructions lrom
it.
women of the nation as it was won by
: Tile women seem assured of the
“ - Outlet- Chapter, No. so, A. a. u.
. -)0ll(‘ . ll ii the lk‘ 'hl‘hh‘s‘i- . .
g ; hoisted—at 8 o'cloek. All Royal Arch ‘ d’: . th ”I0 . y “ta: a ”:1 Illl‘xn-o t‘tti‘. Some officials thought . ' ~ . . -. » . ,. .
.7“ Masons cordially invited. im ) “0“ cm eeten '-‘ 9"" M “the communication probably was al "5 NLLKTEVENSONOFCOLORADOhND HIS-"MK MKKM F30" MM 00‘. IA" 8‘“.
:3 JAMES A. HOLLERIN, H. P. ‘l about 4.000.000 “"954 It Will GOUM- rcquest for it prompt reply to Farrah-l s _ . - ‘_ D .,_ _ . O A “r women and mm.
”, ‘lcss win them the rest, in time, all. zu's note demanding the Withdrawal lit’rc have been taillight lJV the such a Digititbf—tw I hi}: frank
' ‘ ~ . n a \. i ’
Mott—F. 8. Lyon, Secretary.
in“! American troops from Mexico. snapsliottcrs at Chicago tuo, Lusk. a delegate to thc Republi-
a: — _, ~-— ~- though some stolen, particularly s ‘ mew Twen'y-Five Per Ce“.
MOIILIZING OUR TROOPS. the South, will yield very slowly. ‘ lnecieta'ry mum announced that lmsscs of ttlititirtaltt \t‘t‘Sit‘i‘ll in" National fonvclnlon from.
1‘19 NM) 10 (‘arrama would go tor- stzltcs. A. M. Mct'ctts'on. afl'cc-j Montana, is the boss of the wont—5 H M R I v I
y. o
It
I
,. ' ' hi N'tionaly': '\'d‘llil tle l l' - ' r0 9 b -. - ' '
‘ Tho mobilization of t t .l in t i t y .1 10 “‘5 “DD {V d . VI; ward to Mexico (lty during the day-i tmnlttclygknoun as “iii-r lliil " is no guilt: fists [ \i Q
Guard of the United States on the,‘he great maturity of American “‘1' The mmm aim declared the Am-‘a boss in Colorado. ii: llaa'lllt too. is Li {oi ‘ lom'mu ‘ he.
. ‘ . ' . “ ‘, . . K t' .-~ - ' .
ll border may be an act pro-y zens, including a majority of the wo-‘erican policy in Mexico temalned un- MZt‘ :tmi cutntttatui llt‘t‘t‘\~:ir\' to' most hotel-z” u “1)“ka like
changed. i H i I
I in regal-d to the general situation I ary soldiers remain in Chihuahua. Ap'other small vessels to join the Amer ‘
‘ .1“ Mexico, Secretary Lansing allOW'l prehcnsion was manitcsted here for ican warships already in Mexican wa-f
‘ EATING iNSELTs. tell it to become known that diapatchei‘the five at Parrot, all of whom areltcrs. ’
hind! anything may bc looked for. The: Europe, much concerned over its1 to the State Densflmmt showed in' employed of American mining com} No offensive attack on Mexico til
tact remains. however, that a largejtood i‘gupply‘ is expflimemmg in manyv‘Tm'mS excitement and irritation in , parties. .All of them have been direc- conlemplated. President Wilson only;
. . many sections below the border. The ted by the employers to leave Parrnl. wants stronger forces to defend the1
texts of the dtlmlchi‘s were Wilh- if possible for the border today. The border against bandit raids and to Del
body of American Foxdiprg are in ”directions to had new resources. And
_ Nd to some of its culinary explorers are said
trap and n0 930" should be ‘9“ 1 held. remainder at Chihuahua City are said propafid should Carranza ".00" car-
. i ”intone them in their “mam.“ mito'bo seriously urging the addition of! Trevinovs Throat ignored. ' to be amply protected by powerful 17 out their threats to strike .1 Am-
‘ ditch Villa. in our judgment Cum“, inlectfl to man a diet. hot one or two t‘OLUMBUS, N. M.. Juno ill—Mt- Mexican friends. ’erlcah forces engaged in chasing one
x“ lo “0‘ much more reliable than sorts of insects, but income in genor.,;llbl:tandi:g {he threat of lichen“ Menu“! 5““ out of Mexico ox- dlts uonth of the border. i
. mistake to, al. rev “0. l 9 Ji‘llffl outnman "c 1° pressed belief today that the war ft», With about mom» militiamen “.1
dither bandits and it was t The ‘r “e the matter plausibly niiu'k him if he mot/e- in any (“1'06" ver in the northern states of the re- der mobilisation and about 50000
“at his assurances of support when, y a g ' ' “0“ “'91“ toward the border. 0°39" DUNN ill ““17 to 0004“" as! nad- troop! alnody at. the border 'tho‘
I. ‘ my troops were dispatched across Tiny recall the “ONES of Sir fiancia a] Pershing, commander of [he Amer- deftly .. n h“ “1“". Th!" m United But“. "P" ‘0 Cari-Inn‘s,
g5»... tfl burden. whatever diff”ammunition, the great English scientist ican Expeditionary forces in Mules: their opinions on the hit-calm of last unto demanding withdrawal of
‘ . ‘_ be as to NM pot‘tormunc—i and under. m“ am“, kinds 0" is «at to be laying plans for cute economic conditions tiero. Conan-American troops is ready to go for-
leoro may of P'rmmem in theicmfl’m‘ things are catable.” Theyldnrhcs north and south at the first erable relief w“, manifest in El p350 ward. it announces . refusal to
our
. lexical i
O
‘ llmlnary to war, and it may be simply I
History in the Mex-i
3 men themselves.
I demonstration.
loan situation has been such mat al-
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THE TAIL
ouamo ‘PMNT-UP AND eteatwp season AND ALL THE
Vitals aaouuo. '
When ydu want to
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Build That Small
General Carpenters
Building or Cottigo E
l-‘ix That Fence
Lay That Floor
Hang That Door
Contractors and Builders
”one 1m
, sign of hostility. liia plans, it is be- upon the publication 0: the order to witltdra or any big arpenter E Steamboat N.“
all remind us "I“ John the Baptist ate “Ned by ObfiPm‘F-i are to gain W General Alnvars Obregon, Helicalbandilgwariilml‘tl :1 Z2332?“ its "mi job South .Norwalk.
. d i to “and M um boys‘ locus. and probably ate them raw. session of the Mexican Northwestern “hm" ot‘ War, directing that no! Unoflciai reports "wing here to!
‘N when can 0 ll . .~ r ltlatton tried trying them. and found Railroad, which virtually commands Mexican "trump“ 1,9 allowed to cmu‘d" indicated that National Guards
_ 5 In blue who “9 simply iollonlnt, o '! them quite palatable, and particularly ”l“ ‘9"“0’3' adjacent to h“ “M 0'1”“ international boundary. Some 4."men are mobilizing with a seat. Ln.
, ‘0" in the conflict: good in soup. communication. 000 Mexicans from the interior states each state and the District of Coium-'
.No immediate serious outbreak laE Another l-‘nglislt writer says that Gen. Pershing‘s men slept on theiuhmvp concentrated m Juarez in the b“ they "9 preparing to meet m ai
. ‘ arms last night. last tow days in the no of crossln ‘ ’
‘ “mom movement un-t , . De 3 : single concentration camp, where they
spotted tor. the l ‘ ants are excellent sorted with a little The Ammo.“ commander is in re- into the United States in the search ‘ will drill pending further orders froml
ccipt daily of information rcnrdlnltiot work. Otllcials on this side of tho the War Department. Moat units will:
do on the. part
illoxican situation, the least it icy
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doubtedly having for "5 “minus“ the: buter and sugar. And he recommends
sheltering of the “mom“ guardsmentuvem other varities of insects. Cat- the de “do M6131; Gowrflmt‘x , river expressed fear that a large ln-lmve to recruit up to the minimum Genuine Crex Rug! Print Linoleum
. troop movement's. a yes, "33 -llux of the laborers a d that f iiiosi ’
Into the United SW9“ army. ‘er lllnrs: he says, taste much like 81 n r ant standards required b the govern- l , . - ~
W Ends and s idors taste like nuts kindly by the Americans, have volun- "“81“ W"! WM! them Home of “without. y WOO] Fshet'Rugs [and mam
, RAILROAD INTERVENTION. m ltd p a 53“! m ha," e“, lll'lly supplied valuable infomation. diuoasea which have 1011‘)“de m “lei “may, “"1", ll’llllfl", “a“; “mu-y Rm Congoleum Rugs
., _ The 0 Romans re Excitement in Tons. wake of years of strife in Mexico. sand sanitary troops are included in Amingtct Rugs (In one piece)
Eta PASO, Tex. Juno ill—Develop-
ments in the. Mexican situation in the
last 36 hours caused excitement
today paralleling that following the
crossing of that ronticr by the Ameri-
can command at Columbus, N. M..
more than three months ago.
American military authorities ad-
mitted that every preparation had
been made for eventualltletl, but as-
Americans Ordered Out. ,the call. Only coast guard military is
GALVESTON, Tex, June lit—Thejnot being mobilised. Texas, New
Mexican Government in Yucatan has . Mexico and Arizona Guardsmen are‘
issued a proclamation ordering slimy-guy u 111.1, order nude, call 15-!
Americans out of Mexico and declar—lsued gavel-.1 weeks “0,
ing a state of war existing between General Funston, commanding the
the two countries. according to Dal-zborder forces. will determine when
saucers arriving here today on Nor-tote militia organisations shall be
wegian steamer Nils from Progrelo. idespatchod from their home states
Clash at Mazatlan. and to what points along the border.
on caterpillars with gusto. A mod-
I‘ern French writer gives recipes for
,preparing many insects, and insists
that a delicious soup may be made
from roaches. Jules Michelet. the
French historian and naturalist, re
commended the eating of insects.
Many savage tribes are fond of grass-
ir The, Interstate commerce commis-
I ion has authority 0\'er railroad rates.
‘y‘Wby should it not have some meas-
hroof authority, too, over railroad
wages, which so largely determine the
rates?
There is special reason now for this
“mention. The conference of repre-
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COLD MEATS FOR LUNOH.
Chansons of ther ailroads and their _ shouldn't
employees has ended in failure. There “1°23“: Stags: Mayflommm sorted that mi troubleuis anticipated WASHINGTON, June 19.-Comtnun- While these troops were getting T°P Round Como Beet Lunch Ham 22c.
: dl 'hl n ma result in a '3“ '9 ma in this immcd a 0 10“ U- lcations from the Mexican embassy regdy today. w” Department officials Wood 45c. Minced Man 25c,
. “a “in ,“ c y and improve on it? in the. eyes of a General George Bell. Jr» commune announcing that there had been a were waiting anxlotlgly new. of w)... Bolted Haas soc. """ V°’* WW" 2%-
gatrike of the four mg “m“ bro-i true conservationist, it is a. We ”18' the. El 9390 military district, clash between a boat crew from the ther m“- Anderson's squadron of Val Loaf ................ 25c. Emrwvcmran F. F. """ ' 20c-
:thorhoods. Such a strike. tying ill" thin! to see a possible food 8W! of seemed confident today that With the gunboat Annapolis and Carranaa sold-.cavw-y was attacked by Carranza Beef Loaf .......... ..... . 28c. Salami u :3:
mostly all the important railroads in: such vast extent and variety 80M 3-5“ "0009 01‘ station hero 1’9 W pre- iers at Mazatlan yesterday and asking soldiers dilflnl a successful bandit Frankfurter-o and Bauer Kraut In jar. ..... . 23c.
-. country would be a great public . pared to cope with any emergency. that in the present tense situation no em south of the Rio Grande Sat- Mi ‘kiods domestic and imported Canned Fish, Crabs, um." and
. unused, while so. many million ha Some consideration, however, “almost he landed in Mexico from Amer- urday. Shrimps. », . ‘
Smoked Pork Tonderlolns.
A recruiting omce of the District of
given a rumor that a body of Carm- lean warships under any circum-
Columbia National Guard opened here
as. soldiers, estimated at 5.000 is ell-stances were delivered to the State
_ ,3, . Lamb, Calves and Best Tongues.
m.
Pickled row rm and Trips.
man belug‘alack toad.
Mediate problem or keeping the
with the future problem of pay-
; ‘ «in higher passenger and freight
' -whatever additional wages are
, the employees. The inter-
commerce communion is the na-
‘gommental body to step in, as
It
he public is concerned with theI ",3 probably reasonable enough.
1' But for all that, it will be many a
H tion line's running, as wet iyear before Europe or America re-
verts to an insect diet. We eat
enough outlandish things, goodness
knowa. And yet, somehow, we just.
can’t reconcile ourselves to the id”:
of oatlngvbugs and worms.
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conoucroamao.
The English like to criticiso our
own word collages as “vulgar Amer-
icanlsms," but we ‘ certainly have
nothing of recent origin any worso
than the British “couductoretto,” mo-
.datod am can W”
m to m‘m— was no linden
m M my hi clo-
lfli sloth! so shims-1' osadlso-
' Mason-ruins some _
, satisfied aluminum assures-
“ s mascot suit stall
ulna «hm I!!! an m
Juarez, prepared if necessary to rein-
forced the garrison of 4,000 and that
8,000 Carranza troops left Villa Alm-
mado, eigltty‘tltreo miles south, yes~
let-day, for El Valleo. southeast of
Dubian, one of General Panama’s
field bases. This report, however.
could not be confirmed and was not
generally believed.
General Jacinto Trevino. Carranza
commander of the Army of the North.
ll arming all male cfttacna above the
age of 18. following his recruitins
campaign for which orders were re-
cently issued by the Mean Minis-
ter of War.
News that the fourth expedition had
hon withdrawn from Mexico after a
brief ans-ion and loomry Baker's
statement that the now craft of!“-
«not Guardimon are tor m duty
,uly as needed are not for M
Munro command had a «toting Qt-
;tot in losses. walla tarps numbers
,3 persons.“ ass-l. up visas
Ln the album town. tho we
camped about twenty miles south of!
aspen: also were current_ thatx
Department by an embassy secretory.
The secretary sought an encase-
ment with Secretary Lansing tor the
ambassador designate, Eliseo Arrea-
ondo. but was informed that Mr.
musing was very busy and was mak-_
in: no appointments tor the day.
Calling Out Guardsman. .
Not since the Spanish War has the
nation seen such military activity as
today.
More than 100,000 National Guards-
men in 46 states wefe under orders to
mobilise for Mexican service. The!
constitute virtually the entire militia
strength of the United States. Presi-
dent Wilson through Secretary Bakes
issued the orders yesterday, when it
became apparent that tho threatenina’
conditions in northern Mexico were
not improving.
Only drilling and smith: will be
in order among with organisations
for the present. All must be mustered
into federalsoflloo. hater ttleywtll
posthumous-midst:
M'Mmm nor
his Koo-o slum Computtoo.
immediately after the preparedness
parade last week, was crowded this
morning with applications for enlist-
ment. Scores of young men were at
the door before the adios opened to-
day. and at 9‘ o'clock nearly a hundred
were in line waiting to after their ass»
vices.
Bri‘g.~0enml Harvey has sumac-
ed he will have his 2,800 men otthe
district militia under canvas at Furl.
Myer. Van within 36 hours. The units
designated for servino hays not boon
aelooted as yet nor morning orders
received. The force will be ready to
entrain within a week. however,
A maturity of the dismct‘ sunda-
men are employed at thoiyarlous go?-
ennncnt departments. '
A resolution using immediately
bidet!!! “(ninth (flit wow
of’tlto now my mull-tints bill
under which GW‘ amounting to
table the federal oath would be avail-
able for service anywhoro; immediate.
inhas been prepared by War Depart-
ment oilloialo and Chairman Bay of
It_
Froo Delivery.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Phone 583-2 78 North Main St.
War Department following President
Wilson’s call on the militiamen of
every state tor service along the
Mexican border.
Preparation of a camp site at Up-
per Arlington. live mile northwest of
colnmbus, was begun t day. At this . -
camp will be concentrated 3.000 than . -
of the Ohio National Guard. the entire
organisation with the exception of the
First and Seventh Regiments and the
Ninth Battalion. tho latter composed _
0! m woo“ .
indium Troops (dotting 'Rsady.
CHICAGO. Juno 19.-—-Plans for the
m at tho W Guard or
hurt, a! ob stain! confirm” the
central Department... at. 8. A... for
Muicsn'bordar service, were under
way only coder. according to an an».
new Hoodlum tho head-
Quarters 0! W Thomas H.
Barry. commanding the Want.
Automobiles of the Air
Do yod know that little money in-
vested in the Aeroplane business is
growing into mil“om?-~tllat un-
pisne factories an running at top
speed and that producers of‘many
“let-cut. aircraft
supply the market?
Unusual opponunit
ed for investors in
parts are unable to
L ‘Hlotory shows that those 'l‘l i or a L .
slaw vi't'l‘otls-ral ° ' °
malt industry,
ml Aircraft and Motor
atbm-reoontly or
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