Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, April 25, 1916, Page 4, Image 4
25, 1916. oce-ira In evvy Scottish Rite cathedral, the country ir and I universally ob served at tills time of the year. It marks an ancient reltaOoua feast. Pert gmffyf I1tahlef nieeallefl4 t Your liver la tha cause. Clean out your syatem wtth Dr. King New Life Pill. You will feel flne-c AH druggists. Advertisement. STAYS IN MEXICO TILL ALMS QUIET U. S.. Troop Will Bemain Till De Facto Chief Hai, Crushed Outlaw Bands. KOTICE SERVED UPON HIM not have aufflctant men to eope wtth what appeared to be a very threatening ltua tlon, an appeal was stmt to Company C or the Nebraaka National Guard. The company of fifty men responded. Crle of "The soldiers are coming" rose among the crowd and at once there waa a mad dash for air and safety, The laborers, who were mostly Mexicans, had already tsken whatever refuse the bog cara afforded. LIGHTS TURNED OUT AT THE SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAI In accordance with an ancient rite that datea back to early days of Masonry, tha llghte In the Scottish Rite cathedral were turned on last Thursday and con tinued to burn until yesterday noon, when they were turned off. The lighting and turning off the llgh'.s Three of Big Four9 to Represent Nebraska at Republican Convention THE BEE : OMAHA, TUESDAY, APRIL WASHINGTON, April 24. Behind tbe formal announcement today that President Wilson had approved a plan for redlnponltloa of the Amer ican troopa In Mexico, there was a plain Intimation tonight that the Washington government had deter mined to maintain a military status quo beyond the border until the Me iran.de facto government tiaa demon at rated Ha ability to capture or crush Villa and h adherent and prevent repetition of the Columbua raid. In the Interim It la understood the American troopa will be ao placed r to safeguard the border town by virtually policing the area aoiith of Mia line where General Carranza has teen heretofore unable to check bandit operation. Ke tetary ilaker announced tha approval of the reijlsposlllun plan after conaiillliiK llh the prealdrnt today ever a Joint re pent eubnilttfil liy atajur finneral Kim- loti and Majnr fjenaral Huolt, chlef-of- isff, In conferennv on tht the bordor. HnLrr'i latmel. 'i'ha plan wan pi iKfi uy lirhnsl 1 mutton and concurred In liy CJniieiel i('iji(, Tha secretary annuunntd the ad-1 nilfilsttatlnn's vl'-clslon aa .fulloaa: "Oencral Kunston has recfiiiiiiiciid4 a r-lip'ltlii of the fore In W fyi I Im.. mii(Kix of n- u-mtiMi and pawling iiiiiriiiilllcs for further u-tinrsll'irt Hli Ibe fonts of do fivto govern HK iit In .Mrxlr o, Tlic rscomim im1Hwi hn been approved and lis eapertallnn of ltft to lila tllMi ri llon." The arrttary dlclat'd tlto following; 'The statement I hava mud indP'atea fiulhliig lialevrr on the sitbjfct of wlion Hit. American troopa will b withdrawn from Mexico. The whole auhjrcl of with iliswsl of tin? forces Is unuor arrange ment r.nd negotiation liy Ilia NlHte do psrtntsttt." He Haled positively t tut I no nddltlAtial r Klimiils bad been ordered to tha bor der and that no au-'lt order was In con t'lunlHtlon, Tli swetary innde It Hear also that military officials of the aorernment were nt iionxlderliia Hie question of with drawal from Mexico, that matter btilna holly In Die hands of the Htais de portment, - ':' . Warning in tarransn. The new military plan leaves the pur suit of Villa at a standstill, but frees Hi Hern Kunaton's bands to maka Ilia position of tbe forces In .Mexico aecura by grouping them In posts of such sirenath aa to protect tbem from attack. It will also serve as a plain warning to 'ieneral Carranza that lie must bend every effort toward securing completa control of tbe territory soulli of tha most advanced American post If he hopes to hava tha troops recalled. fnnstilar reports from Oiiattnlalara snld Urn! American employes of tbe t'lno Mining company, about whose safety In quiry haa been matle, bad not bean in.ileHetl. Previous unofficial report Iit.iii the border said Arnerlcsns in that lcinlty were In a precarious situation, Advices from Manianlllo said fifteen Americans from tha Guadalajara dim net' bad arrived at that port and were await ing tiannpi rtatlon to tha United Htatr-a, y Proa pert of Withdrawal, SMN ANTONIO, Tex., April 2S.-Oenera Hugh Lt, Bcott, ehlef-of-alaff, declared today that he saw "no prospect of the withdrawal" of American troopa. Although he had Intended to leava hers 'odoy for Washington, General fleott was till! here tonight and said he did nut fiow' now a ban he would depart. He vlded that he already had made bis re port to Secretary Halter. It I not his Intention, he aaid, to go to ):) Pao or Columbua and be com eyed ti e) Impression that be would depart soon. Press dlepalchea telling of tha approval by Secretary Tiaker of a redlapoaltion of troopa along lines recommended by Gen eral Kunauin were read to (lenerals Swill and Fun-Inn and they admitted Die In formation had been officially received, btif ticlt her mvuIiI comment on tbe nature of the proceed redistribution. It was i d ' a a-!, however, that this did not mean I mitral action Involving clianges of base era of ma n linea of i-nminuulcatbin. ll was pointed otn that the f on e irn etsl Prishlna has in Medi o la tu nee I of recuperation and (iensral Scott lot -mated that about all that would be don i iw would I to take muh atapa as oitli li..ren the rffuVpey of the (rgantaa-t'-n. TI SUtti ravalry from the dmltlci lit a, ir.ittisv III. .Tea-, panned thrmta.i Ine imIh on Ita ngy la t olumbin. alter- li will rentnln wtth tha remainder or the i tm men t'.Mteral I'unslnaj ird-ltt t(ef ll te.a to b Uim-iI by tieit' i-nl i'erahlag ll lie reiu.i . f'Sm ,eitrsl S oit apent m4my as etei. in laitrfiil aliidy ef nf.irirati"n lendin g defart tttt-iital I ea biU irtt it t ooc in eg d . .'pi i ni In Mi- " and al es Uw idr Alilmuga iHMu niioltil io sa m u.)l dtg'ee be mi It .bar that V.a bml n il i. Ainmsn-i'tt the ll'i.li n l ,,f f, Iriuii and Hi i ili,ir r'-iemo'H In lie., . K t e l- . ( b tl, In (!),. ei.!, a -I i h "ia e rm. r v( r n, ,.: t.c i- ,i..t ( h , ,t t .n fruoi iieiteral I'emhlu ue tha t'l'i ! i.i 'iiMto.a dit inn the r-i'dtii ,.; ife (. thi.m V, t p. atri-.a I Kh toad aa-'t ih f ..,-.. at t ao ' tf : o. ., ii, t I 1 h t.t; . i , fr al at4MHt t -t -,t a!? itiatt .'--u,,. t - m t at his -t fit i) ' I ' ' r la w 4 II t , dll ' " l ts at a4ii 1 V I. J . I - V '"'to' 9 ' -' 'I Wlsa. I -V.-. I had either from (Jeneiul Kunstun or fi'; ti ers I Scott. I. oner I aplBred. Consul Hliiiin ii'ilvd today from lienersl (JaHra St. Juaret! a report dial be had been llifoimed tbsl Paolo repurled to bse led the band llisl killed sevei.tcf-n Americans III ChlhualiUa sill who hiis reported to bavt been oind'd In the raid on Columbus, bud been cap tured with three of bis ucn In a rave near Kinit Vmibel, , The report added tbst I.ope uaa'bc lug tiikcn to Cblbunliua for Ir'al. (Jeneral flavlra also repotted Hint Man ile IIhim, alio lecenlly ans m,i to have led an attack on s delcbinent of the Aineiban forces In Mexico, had been killed st. J-anta Tomas. According 1" iai'lis a iiiforiiintloii I'.a-u atlack'd ,-an'a Tooias and his liand was rlfeied by tbe lownrpi.opli-, io killed Un a ind fifteen of I a mi li, Czar of Russia Has Narrow Escape from Teuton Air Bombs HIMU.IN' illy Wlielcae to Siyvlllel. I April V',-k narrow oacape fur Km'ieror 1 Nicholas of llusrls front de.iili or m clous j Iniui y by bombs dropped bv mi Auwirbui itliiiinn during a visit, of the emperor to i a southern sector of the fliisaliin line Is i repciied III Stockholm advice received by tha Oveiaea News agency, "Tha emperor ass reviewing the troopa In company with Osneral Jlru-eilnff, i inn mambr of Ihe lluaslun fortrs on the southwnaterii front, when an Austrn Hun gal Inn filer appeared and dropped numer ous bombs which landed mining the troops, who fled In wild disorder," says the news agency alnieineiil, "The emperor," according to Ihe repoi'l, "win hurt nnfl hltd a mil-row e. ape, the Incident cunning blin entirely to lose hie sclf-pftHaeaalnn. In couseuiiunce, Ueiiernl I Flrilsslloff was bluer! leiiimo loil and tjeneral Ivanoff was ic'iilled lo tin aouthwestern fionl headiuni'ers." I , ' ' 4 i X-1L sy2rF.v0jjC,h. MILITIA DISPERSES A MOB ATBEATRIGE Soldiers Summoned to Scatter Crowd Making; Demonstration Against Body of Mexican Laborers. VIOLENCE STAGE NOT REACHED If KATKK'K, Neb., April 24. (Special Teleitrani.) -The gtate iritlt tin la keeping the peace of Beatrice and envlrona last night. Ita aid wan Invoked by city and county autohl lit'M to dliiperae a mob of aoverat hun dred men of Bouth Beatrice threaten ing violence against fifty Mexican and Grek rail road section laborer who were aaid to have inaiilted women of tbe city, 'Ihe Crowd Si-alter. The trowd scattered upon the ar rival of Ihe inllltiiinion before, th- detiionKtration had reached a Btaae of nctual violence, Meinbera of Ihn mob have gone to their home gnd ' the objocti of tliolr wrath are safely j bunked away In their sleeping quar ters In box cam nlon-j the railroad track outsldn of town. The crowd b gnn to coi:'.t am ly In Ihs aelilu; foil -iwl'ig re pott a of e!l"gerl m- I suiting remarks mud ly the aertluii men to woiti'n inselng neer t:.c b 'n!ln( tr. A lha mob approached the rata sverst I of the Mealcr.ins Ian ti to; p A ", M'a'loil 'and asked protection for 'i; ir c m?s- trlots, Mllllla (ailed no. As Ihe Htv and county au'.h ilte did lAVllNli V Ik a TEfflERSKK POLLARD ENTERTAINS AT A REAI GAME DINNER Itay Pollard, dredging contractor, en tertained a party of friends Saturday evening al the Merchants' hotel with a game dinner, the beat that his native state Of Arkansas could produce, Th dinner waa embellished alth everything that goes alih a real game dinner and was thoroughly enjoyed by M, It. Murphy, Pan Gaines, I'oc, l'"re, Nate lienity. L. Thomas, Colonel J. C. Bhnrp, II. H, I'etnrs, Mose Klynn, Aliruliam llinliank, O. K. Htrj snr) Dr ft, X. Iloyt. Two Arc Dead from Being Overcome by j Illuminating Gas j (Jerirne crump and (tfaud Law rem e, both colm fit and aged '-.t years, were found dead In a room which they reined ttslui'dsv nigiit at 23i ij Pacific street. Heath rant" aa Ihe result of asplilkla llo.i by llliiinliiatllig gas. Coioner Crosby Iihs lbs bodies and may hold an Itntuest (MCIMSOAP Want Ads never shirk their work tltejr will get results, If snything will. CATHER FITZGERALD FUNERAL SET C0R TUESDAY MORNING Tbe f uncial service for Father Wllllnm T. Kliagerald, iiaeiiilatit pastor of Kt. Cecelui'iv t'hurcb, alio died at Ht. Joseph's ho.ipllal Haturday morning, will be held nt 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the church, tshere he had officiated during the hint year. Al 2 o'clock this afiernoo.i the body will be removed from ihe hoMplliil to the church. At the church It will He In slate until Tuesday morning. At the f uncial aervlcea Ihe offices for Hie ilcml will be chanted by the Catholic clergy of tbe city, .beginning ft 30 o'clock mill cinil! n u i i uj li'ilf an hour, Fol lowing the funeral service the body will bs taken to Hartford, Conn , for furlal ISAlVffiBtSl necause of i'j auvr-erramy emollient properties. Full direction! for sanative ehaving without mug with each cake. Sample Each Tree hy Mail With :2-p tMn Hook on re'iuest. Sd tlruas teaiiinrd nilniru. Itt. li'i, hoatun." Hold Ihrousl'.ou!. thu world TODAY'S BEAUTY HELP You can help your hair at Ms very best by washing II with this simple Inexpen sive shampoo, wlilch cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly of all the dandruff and dirt and leaves a clean, wholesome feeling: Just use a teaapoonful of csn thros dissolved in a cup of hot water, afterwards rinsing thoroughly with clean water. 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