XOCAL FEWf '
Vacation trips and Otlier Awards to
Be Made by Local Paper
Y NEWS TO OFFER
Any prizes free
^ ?
FULL DETAILS AKE GIVEN BELOW
???ry Reader of the Daily News Has an Equal Chance
to Wia a Prize and Secure a Cash Refund as Well
Take a vacation at our expense; |
tour the largo .cities otMho east ami |
the Daily News will be your hoat. As- 1
toanAftg marthe foregoing statement j
w*y ^tonnd It la true nevertheless, j
Bat the Invitation is ext nded to the |
ladles only. The ladlee and girls of
Washington and adjoining territory j
reached by the Daily Newt.
fi x ladles will take an extended '
? tour aa guests of this paper, all
expenses, Including details to add
convenience, comfort and luxury to
be d frayed. The party will be
properly chaperoned and the details
enroate and while tight seeing win
he attended to "by an experienced
-conductor In charge ot the parly,
who wl'.j make reservations at hotels,
plan side trips, automobile excur .
secure a ate at theatres of
beet attractions, locate larg
vat department stores, most attrac
tive shops, and act as guide and In
formation bureau in general. Tho
Itinerary of the tour le g?ven below,
briefly, aa many ot the- most onjtv
sole side trips wjll bf planned
roots.
The party will go from
Washington to Nor^pll^ .' Via th
Norfolk 8outh*rl Tlftway. Aft. i a
short rest and refreshments they will
proceed to their reserf^jjyaa
.L i W g lln?||
ion -Steamship ^ex^.JVy
will dine and eijd yTh? eh*
terlalnment altolO#. ship, <mb*i\k:ng
from Norfolk to -Washington, D. <*..
aboard the palatial steamerr Arrive
tag at the latter olty the followlrg
morning. Following the refreshing
ehort sea voyage the party will b<
ready and sager for a ?lg day of
sight-seeing at the National Canlta!,
visiting the Capital building lnclud
lug the Chambers of the United
? StaUe 8anate, House ot Legislatures.
tb?* White House, ths mint snd th?
Cnt**d Htate's prlntery where cur
rency ana poetage stamps are man
ufaetured. Art Museums, Washing
ton's Monument, and many other oi<
)ects and placda of historical, as we>
as of national interest of the preson
da/ The evening will bn spent a
the theatre that offers the best a'
traction, followed by dinner and e
?fpoJ rest In preparation for the n:x
day of pleasures
From' Washington the pleasure
?Mktri will proceed to Philadelphia,
visit the points of interest in the
014 Quaker city, traveling from
there to Niagara Falls over the \.i
b?rh Va'ley railway In a Pullrnar.
attached to one of kth?lr fluevt
tntta The trip en rout<\}hroug 1 j
On Lehigh Valley is * wonder In *t
eelf. In the matter of. sight seeing.
This beautiful valley abounds Jnj
40m ?' 11 unsurpassed, varied In de
sert ptloA- -and rich In splendor. Livj
trlons chairs of the big smooth rid
ing Pullman add comfort and ro?*
to. the enchanting views seen f otn
within, and the exc llencc of the
en i sine service afforded from tbe
dining car will tlok'.e the hearts ??
well as the palates of tbe now rg
tbusiastir. band of eight seers.
? -'The next stop is at Niagara Palls,
which la by far the greatest sight of
its kind in the entire world; a th!og
which Amsrlcan* lure come to re
gard in the light of a great AmsrJ
emn Institution, rather than acre;?
a wonderful sight. Every American
ahonid see the mammoth falls as a
duly aside from p'ea?ur<\ It is die
natloaal. To man 7 It rep
tbe spirit r f this great coun
and ita peeftle. Wonderonnly
ur?. tr#m?mJon-ir irwit- la ?ol
ran, throbbing ?=IU Mnllnant, and
?WM Wlt> torw ?nd power tbtt
is almost beyond the power of hu
man estimation. Niagara Falla In.
spires ever/one who gases Into the
tr.-xnendoue cataract, the m^re sight
of the falls starts one to thinking,
realizing the Jilgness of things, th*
smal neaa of man. It Is not anight.
It ia an Inspiration. Something I J '
be seen ? never to be forgot n. It '
has the charm for man that the '
magnet has for steel. Created If ,
Nature, unconqu red by man, th;s
i ei rifle avalanche commacds respect,!
adjuration and instills wonder Into
the hearts of all who wa'.ch. PeoplJ '
come from the four corners of tae
< artb to gase at It and feel well te
paid. Wo at home sometimes de
not appreciate our own possessions.
Bee a few of the wondors of our
own laid ? The Dally News makes it
poaei^k, the trip wli.1 be absolutely
without cost to you.
The party will remain In the'
neighborhood of Niagara for two
days. Trips will be arranged serosa
the border Into Canada, our robust
but pleasant young neighbor of the
north. Canadian customs will tot
observed^ plac a of Interest visited,
ra: pica tare the time spent will be
ling remember' 11 and as educatldfealj
va'.ue it cannot be overestimated,
i After * thorough rest the travel I
Are WHfeKCjjUSia lot . Jau nty in tuV
c?r Ui iub^n;. New York) tbi
?apl^i of tho Bmplro State. Aftet .
A.cwlng the piacea if interest in
Albany the party will take reserva
tions en a Hudson River steamboat,
tmbftrking in that manner from Al
bany to New York City, tho mecca
if the nation. Beauties of a Hudson
river voyage d^y description.
Scenes depicting the abode of the
humble fisherman up to the elab
orate homes of the extremely wealthy
will be viewed on the trip down this
l:lstor!c old stream. Old land marka
will be pointed out, objects that are
aisoclat d with the exploits .?f
Henry Hudson and others of historic
\ime.
Disembarking Trom the river
t earner the party will make their
esldenee for s'veral days In one If
he large New York hotels. When
<? freshed members of the party wll"
.iko a systematically arranged tour
.f New York end Brooklyn, In a
-oauoer that will enable everything
vorth while to be seen in a leisure
manner. ? Special trips will be ar
mged to Chinatown, to Coney Js
r.nd. etc. Visits Will b6 util i t;>
.Vail Streat, the money market o<
?fc* world. Tbe gr at bank'rL In
~!:t?i#JoDS will be prfr.*ed and
y'&Ited. The MkltnUOni nt Morgan
and of P.cbkefoirer an-i othert will
'yp of lnteroet. Central Park. ,lh?
7,oilcglea) Gardens and other parkt
{?! not? wl!l be reen., (tea the weatt'i
/? (Jotnam in *pl odor and *? pa*
.aJe on Fifth aVenne. Mui^uiua,
Ubrarlea of note, towering atryaerai*
?i? tnd the bualeat trade marts of
'.'i? cat. on. inspect the shopa wh<re^
J i*ftlca? for 1 a4>* are approved or
rajaetod, and where they are treat?
n Wn'.fc 4own Broadway ard Tlew'
?4h* ?ne*t aryl moitf extensive tliaa
'rieat dldbict Jn the world.. Lan:n
a; reitanrlitti tbjt aye Itnowd by.
Inarife throifghout thpafntlfa. woald.
i Vtaf( tbe bftul' varfavnei with phi;
the foe' 4V flm and mdul_j
mil' -lonalrft, Take * tVjp tATOftgHj
tna aAnj'?t?<i read
mflTl ^u">? MtUnj?it worh-j
laj
tion m Mahh%H?ifaTC
* **<i ? thing
bared and talked of for *om? tlnse
If vomo. you will w the National
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FALLASKSP
SOOlfiliPS
INVADE MEXICO
: r
MEXICAN QUESTION BREAKS
OCT IN CONGRESS. TO TAKE
action today; -
MAY DECLARE WAR
Officials In Washington Declare that
Massacre of Antericaas Has Creat
ed a Most Serious Situation.
. ? 'Jli
Washington, March UL ? The
Mexican question broke oat In Con
gress late today- Senator Fall, of
New Mexico, announced that he had
prepared a r- solution to authorize
recruiting of an army of 500,000 to
1c terrene In Mexico and aid the ex
isting authorities In stamping otr
br'gandage, whl'e In the house Rep
r sentative Mondell, Republican, of
Wyoming, atarted debate with 8
speech attacking the administration'*
Mexican policy.
FoTfnft] request for permission tr
?end American troops across th"
border to hunt down VH!a and blr
bandits who raided Columbus, N
M., rarly yesterday, has been made
to General Carranxa by Brigadier
General Pershing at El Paso throagh
Andres Garcia, Carranza consul
there.
While a reply from CmCrranxa i?
awaited, live troopa of the 13th cav
alry are ustoss th~ border under or
drrs from their commander. Colonel j
Slocum, not to go ? more than two
miles into the interior. ,
M-tropolls and become familiar wit
many things of which you hav
heard or read In the past. TTnde
lbs guidance of a chaperons and wit! ]
asslstanco of K conductor who malo
every arrangement for you, permit
ling you to hare no other though
than ef enjoyment.
Take a kodak if yon wish and you |
will hare remembrances ef tho torn
long after It has been finished.
Ths party will attend theatres ;n
New York, In houses that rvre fa
moua throughout the land.
The party will leave New York on
ths Old Dominion Steamship, pass
under the shadow of the S'atue of
Liberty bound for Norfolk. The
short cruise will enable each mem
ber of the party to rest fully after
the busy days of New York. Ai
Vorfo'.k a general visit will be paid
o that city, taking In Ocean Vlow
Park and other placo*. A 11* tie rest
ind the returning pilgrims will take
to the comfortable Pullman of the
Morfolk Southern bound for Wash
ngton ? then hom~, ? back to tho,
place that after all la nearest to the J
heart. - , I
But when you arrive home you are
far richer than when you departs J I
? the tour was at the expense of
Daily NqWS. It cost you nothing, but (
you t*ln d a stock of knowlcdgo
that will be useful and always a
pleasure.
Friends will be Interested in your
deseriptloaa ef ?lacee. of peop>. -?f
cities And things In genral. They
wli: gase at yonr kodak pictures
eagerly. Probably yon will have one
or yevrself with th? gfeat Niagara'
Tails "1? the background, on ths steps:
of the National Capital or at som^i
favored spot on Broadwsy with
ttr>?0e of the great theatres or re-- ]
tsuranvs making the background.
The trip will he an rfverlsatlriK |
>lsasurp. hlgh'y educational. an \
niaby times in the futnre 'lt wtU b?J
pride to he able tji
with friend# tir 'j
with InHipate kaowl'df;
?ftmgs at 4. distance.
. Th. ?rtr wl I I-**
,ly 6th. B?.
Da ?w?r4-vi It 1M
?Mk?. July I
ttma for t t*hlUo. j
t i at time the e^e
mo.t ?ttr?ctlT? tn
??>? ??r tU>t "
I8CIOUS FOR
HOURS.
> OVER
$av?d by chance
'
W J 'f 'lit Don n Df One at B M PUj
M?t?. .Not to Snie Him Bat "To
Bee Hi* Head Hit Che Qround"
When He Fell.
Harry Mcllh nny, the elejtn-year j
ild ton of Mr. and Mra. W. .Ht Me- I
lhenny. who yesterday narrowly
?scaped death by hanging, la fconsld
1 ably lmpraved today and It Is now
oelleved wli: not suffer anyf after
ffects from iho uoar-tragefti- He
.?as unconscious from 6:30 ?|Mter
iay until after mldnfght ana for
Jffle time It was feared tt^at he
^ould be unable to survtr^ th*.
strangling which be had rrcttired.
"1 be boy, together with several
other lads, was playing in the yard
jack of the home of F. C. Kugler on
Main street. Harry waa sitting In a
awlcg while the otherfwer* playing
ball. He unravelled a loose j>lece
of string, whieh bad been w*?pp?d
around one of the ropes and fasten
d It Around h!b neck. In some man
?or he slipped out of the swing and
waa suspended by the neek. His
feet were on the ground and he bung
tt an agio <1 about thirty degrees
from the ground.
flow long he remalnefln this po
tion is not known ? perhaps twoH
r three minutes. The other boys
tally saw bin predicament but did'
ot rea lze his dang r. Frank Kug
;r, one of the lads who was- playing
vith the others, took out his knife
nd ran up in back of Harry. He eut
he ntring by which Harry was aus
lendud. not through any intention
>f rescuing him, but "to ace his head
tit the ground." It was throQgft
i!r playfulness that the boy's life
was saved. Even after Harry h*d
?>een Cut down, the boys did not rtla-1
x his predlcbmen* and thought that
le was "playlrg 'possum." They
proceeded to padd'.e him good end
iard in order to make him got up.
When he failed to do so, however,
tbey b'gan to realire that something
lerlous had happened.
At about this time, Mr. Kugler,
bearing the disturbance, ran out In
the yard. He fcprned the unconscious
lud'over and fciuud that he was
scare ly > roath ns. By working h!e
arms, he qpana&fJ to Increase th*
<rn of the Inncn. y Srowu waa
summoned and Mr. Kugler carried
lie ioy into his house, where he re
main d urti^ten o'clock that night.
He wna then taken to the home of
lis parents. Shortly after midnight
he regained consciousness.
(Continued on p*?? S)
%
Coflfeh Pftrfis Fatal to Man.
Headiti". Ta.-^Calvtii |. Rebrer. <di
[Hi* ftofifoUS. tM salted wltb a t;<*
Unit < otwbU)a a 'tack and burnt a Mood
?SMwrnerl i hot followed and deatb
HP UV be fclf a doctor came.
la the tfefl? Vewa
..^.w ??> ??AfO.Od.
^t)ther Award*.
In addition to six tours as out
l!nej above the Dally News will five,
nway five ladles' Joweled Elfin
watches In fold cs*?s guaranteed (or
twenty years. This make of watch
H too weir known to reqtolro further
dee^ription. Not oaly are they ft
fcf avtlfn'. article If Jewelry bat nn
F>urptfs?ed ae reliable time keefra.
Their Amy be used as a wrist watc'n,
or ,|n the regular manner,
'rf y * Ht? Laraltere*.
'.Five beautiful lavalieres will be
[iw^rded also. Dainty and beautiful
Articles, set' wltb a small dlamoud, I
<>le?ee of Jewplry thst will delight'
:he heart of any lady. I
I' - S:
ZAMPORIED A3 BEING
8fl ELSE HELD H PRISONER
Entire Mexic^isLDeclared to be in a State
Of Revolt and Many Up1^ are
* Reported Taking Place There.
? v
Ci _
RESOLUTIONS, DECLARING WAR, ARE BEING PREPARED
VILLA'S MEN !
flREDEFEAIED
U. 8. Troop* Hive Returned to the !
Border. Fun* ton Alki for More j
\ Mi-u to Protcct Texas Towns.
Washington, Mwch 10. ? General
Funston has ased fokr troops to pro
tect the towns along the Texas bor
der. He stat'-s tba.t as long &&
Villa la allowed to remain at large, j
tiie entire border couu'ry will be [
endangered.
Troop? are Movinc.
San Antouio, Tox., Mm-ch 10. ? A |
g nera) activity on tbe pari af tbe:
troops along the Texas border gives
Intimation of tbe fact that steus are
being taken to prevent any further >
Decurr neoa of tbe type that took
place at Columbus, N. M.. yosterday. |
Villa's Men Defeats.
San Antonio, Tex., March 10.: ? 1
The U. S. troops who yesterday gave |
chas-> to Vi la's men, have returned ;
'o the border. They report a run-!
alng engagement with the bandits
on the other aide of the Rio Orando
and state that a number of th^ Mex
icans were killed.
GAVE OUT NEWS
WHILE STILL HOTj
Dully News Bulletins In Washington, :
Belhaven, Aurora and Bath Told I
fit Mexican Trouble.
Considerable Interest wai rnsn!
Tested l>y loca. r?i?;<5t .%
?v?r yesterday's d velopmenta on tb*
Mexican border. The Dally News
received a special bulletin, telling of
he lTght at Columbus, at about six
:'clock. Bu letln* w re Immediately,
posted In various stores in the city
md an announcement of the occur
rence read In the New Theatre.
Due to th- work necessltp.tnd
yesterday's "Trade Week Edition,"
we were unable to get out an extra,
but managed to give out the n ws
'o the people It *hp
we.-? at* ? :on . d i:
BelhaVen, Aurora and Bath.
(Special to tho Daily News)
Washington. March 10. ? The invasion of Mexico was formally
ordered this afternoon by the president.
Resolutions declaring war again?; Mexico are being prepared.
Carranza is reported as being either dead or in jail.
XumcrdBa minor conflicts have taken place on the border today.
Entire Mexico is declared to be in revolt. Many uprisings ar?
reported.
Congress is giving its entire attention to the Mexican situation.
The above are today's sensational developments in the Mexican
situation and give the most exciting new? that lias developed re
cently. Tt i.< now apparent -lint a state of warw exists between the
I'nited Siafi-s and Mexico. How far I lie action will pi is unknown,
but if is believed aiii'Hi^ Mllii-izi 1 <*ircl < in Wa^li i 21 ?jrt? -i? that President
Wilson's patience has been exhau^te*] ami thai he will p<.* the limit
in punishing tho bandits, who yt-stcrday slew the Americans at Col
umbus, X. M.
BIG TRADE WEEK
STARTS TOMORROW
Fare Will be Refunded 10 all Out-of-Tt.wo Cus'omers.
Big Business Week Expected. Special Arrange
ments Have Been Mad*1
Tomorrow begins a wepk which' J. K. Hojf.
wlll^b^ of *p cla'. interest ro every" s??,|t|n # nriry.
cay." 'ia.e lca.Lt>*; uitti< i.?iwt? if * * -,mv
cliy will stsrt their grout co-op??ra-^ '*? Su-wurt.
? lve faro rpfundlng sal . and will' K. I !tr-x>k?. w
refund Iho raMroa.! tare to a I c.u!- H?rri? Hardware Co.
of town customers, who buy a eerta u '
, I (I I WITH ItrON. Co.
Amount.
"Spceial bSTRalna are offered and , 1 1 llu. kii iin K Siin.
special arrangement* hav- lippn made' K- '*? Willis.
by pit of the Mores that are po on- : wpJhJ.Ch Si '-am ivr^-ine Work*.
erating !n this groat aa'?. Many vi*- j
Mora .re expected In Wn.hinjr-HI I " no:
d??rf?ir th* next W ek to tHke silvan- ' ?M of t!i*lr poods at one stero
.? , . ,|.r .n hHV,. t T:e1 r fare refunded.
*.???" (.f Pinetown,
ap*ju? and eumui-. (, -ujj o:.:-rr i. ??r i.. y < imi- by rail or not,
necessities. will haro their fare refunded one
Tho sale promises to do more to- ^oy if ihey purchase $7 worth of
raids developing batistes in Wash- frocds *nd both ways if they purchase
Ington than any -move that has been J 1 3 wor'h. They csn buy goods to
started In year#. Great Interest Is the amount of one or two dollars
being manifested by the pople of frem ji? of th* above-m?ntionod
the rural districts, who 'will aleo be merchants, sbcure tickets, showlog
refunded an amount eiusl to th.it :iow much they have bought, a&d
which they would have paid for rail- ? tb*n hare the money paid them,
road fare. The following merchants The advice to afl is "Do your
are co-op'ratlcg In this great salo shopping early la the week."
Skating Tonight
At the ARMORY
Admission Free
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