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The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
WEST SIDE BOOK c.

I'd On the west side Of Common
wealth avenue. In front Of or
a aS%Ss'sd ana s Ssmsla c avsnas
Avery and Murphy: sub. Of g
My 1854 feet OF o. I. Zoe and
the WHY II feet OF o. L. 81
Woodbridge farm.
Cd On IN. west side OF Common
wealth avenue, In front OF or
adjoining such lots or parts Of
lots numbered 5, 8. 4. 8. 2. l. be,
WINS avenue. Avery and Muir
Losnon farm and o. L. 100, IO1
lo4 and los and the My s5s.64
feet Of o: l.. 1os and the WHY. II
feet Of o. L. 81. Woodbridge
farm.
CD On the west side OF Common
wealth avenue I'm front OF or
adjoining such lots or parts Of
io Ti,,,r numbered s 2 ~ between
nue.. Avery s" ana aS Murpny |"s sub s' Of
q, LIS 8 and 2. Lognon farm,
and Q, LIS 100. 1o1. 104 and l05
and the My s5se4 feet Of O. L.
JOG and the WY Il feet OF O. L.
81. Woodbridge farm.
90 On the west side OF Lincoln ave-
huSs III iTOHt VI OF duJOI1IHH
lots or parts Of lots numbered
lO6. 107. between Alexandrine
avenue and Willis avenue,
Hodges Bros. sub of O. LIS IS,
30, l02, 103. Woodbridge farm.
(O On the north side OF Webb ave-
nue., in front OF or adjoining
such lot ar part Of lot numbered
ID, between Second avenue and
Third avenue, wilkins and Will
let's sub. OF the My 20 acres of
the 3 u or Y Sec. rs. 10000 acre
tract.
co. On the north side OF Gladstone
avenue In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
bered 8. 3. 2, between Second
avenue and Woodward avenue.
Fishers sub. OF q. l.. s and 6 of
y Sec. IS. 10000 acre tract
CD On the west side OF Vermont
avenue. In front OF or adtoinin Z
sucn lot or part OF lot numbered
y. L. Ii. between Kirby avenue
ana r. r., sub Of lot 3 Of the
sub OF the IAfferty farm. n. OF
Grand River Road
CD On the west side or Third ave.
nue., In front OF or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot numbered
., between Tuscola street and
seldom avenue, sub Of the Crane
farm. being the rear concession
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

eue q ereas q o. al56inlDe
s ssssu e; g =! tF {; g. l 81 j, is g.
~; o. @ between Milford ave-
orisdlss's SUB. s q part q ?.
80. lying south OF center Of
uD On the sast side Of Fifteenth
street. IA front Of or adJoining
such lot or part OF lot number.
"a " between Baker street and
sub: Of the Lafontains farm p.
ana Chicago Road.
CID On the MOI On side OF Lsvsretts
street In front Of or adjoining
su1m lot or part OF lot numee ssd
Tenth street " wooabr rss't farm
a. divided by the Commits sioners
In partition In 1854.
(lD On the south side OF Leverett
such lot or part Of lot numbered
IL. between Tenth street and
sub. OF part Of the Lognon farm.
N5) On the west side of Twenty
Fourth street. In front OF or adj
Joining such lot or part OF lot
numbered 5. between Warren
avenue and Hancock avenue.
Inc. OF j. w. Johnston's sub. OF
the Porter ana Campau farm.
uO On the south side OF Milwaukee
avenue. In front of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot numbered
S2sa. between Fourteenth ave-
w. wrefords sub. OF lot ! and ..
OF the sub. OF the east part Of the
Messmore farm, frac. sec. So T.
]. g. r.. IL. r.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
PROPOSALS FOR OATS

the office Of the Fire Commission until
3 o'clock p, m. Monday. Sept. a.. 1918.
for furnishing the Detroit Fire Depart,
ment with twenty-five thousand
standard white oats, for deiivtry as
directed on such sidings A. may be
designated by the Department IN car
lots, Esch car must be acccmpsnied
troit Board Of Trade. The successfuI
bidder will be required to furnish eat :
isfactOry bond In the sum Of Five
Thousand Dollars to -guafantee fulnil-
any and all bids In expressly reserved.
Bids will be endorsed Proposal for
oats" and will be delivered in TRIPLI-
CATE TO onOH0E " SrOCKw ELL.
Secretary. (A-lo1)
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ray Griffin. IL. Birmingham; Frances
shattuck, "a. Detroit.
John Rankin, Il; Hexel Cordukes, IL.
Leonard Stilson, 50; Vera Ramsey, ~.
Wendell Becker, as. saginaw, Marie
N. Meyer. 80. same,
julius wisiiewski. 90; Katherine
Gustav Herworth. as; Gertrude Kill
stanislaw Pochsslki, ss' Josephine
Augustus Reynolds. %; Elsie Shock :
Theron McAiary. 20; AdeIine Tucker.
IS.
Hubert E. Northrup. 8. Highland
Park: Edna Lamb, 2e. Detroit.
solomon Williams, IS; Victoria
Edwin Betting. go; Stella scharer. 10.
Adelbert Mumson. 20; Elizabeth Sims
Alex Chojnowski, %; ,stanislswa
Donbrowska. 22.
:, Newell smith. q, Detroit: Estelis
Gem Brady. "a; Bomielyn. Stout. ~.
Herbert Edwards. Jr, I'll Willow
= William JACOBS, IS. chiesgo' IN May
Peter BRADLEY. 81 Josephine Lo-
William Mason, 81, Hancock. Mich.
Bessie .Narrett, 40, Detroit.
Harry Mutter. %; Jeanette Pringls,
william Daldine. az. Detroit; Martha
Repshinski. 22, New Baltimore.
John Cieslinski, 20; Mary Grozenski
20.
stabley Dzewa, 22. Hamtramck: Anna
SameIla, ~. Detroit.
Elias Panagapules, rs: Nele Nelk, 20
Arnold j. Marin, 20. Detroit Jewel
Provost, Fl, Mt. Clemens.
Frank Frantx. 80; Grace Frantz. 80
Nathaniel Fairfax. 30. Detroit; Mamie
earns, 22. Covington. KY.
William Mckay. 20; Grace Newell, rs
John j. Collins, "a; Gertrude Rider
81.
Jay Snyder, "a: Marie Oullette; Il.
Robert Leetz, 81; Florence Sylvester
81.
Gordon Smith. 81. Tecumseh; Myrtle
Barrett, 24.9 Detroit.
Charles Rollins. 35. Gertrude Wag-
ener. 81.
Anthony Dittman. 10; Mary Kaiser
IS.
George Rose. rs, Romulus: Nina Rice
%, same.
Guy Grover, rs; Irma Marble, "a
James Kelly, 81; Mayne Gilligan. 3S
Stanislaw Graykon. 20; Anna Korn-
age. l8.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

OIRO.
coNRoY-sept. Is. 1918. at Harper
hospital, John Conroy. Funeral SER
vices from The residence Of Michael
Murphy, 335 Artillery ave. Friday,
Sept. 10, at $3.50 and to Holy Re-
deemer church at 10 o'clock. Burial
at Woodmere.
DROUILLARD--Lucy Drouillard. nee
Riopelle. died Tuesday night, Sept. IL.
1913, at the family home, Ford City,
Walkeryille. Ont. wife Of the late
Joseph Meloche,. of Sandwich, Ont.
and Miss julia Edward Drouiliard, at
home: Henry Peter and Theodore, Of
Ford City. Funeral Friday morning
at 8 o'clock at Our Lady OF the Lake
church. Interment at Our Lady Of
of the Lake cemetery. Ford City.
VAUDEVILLE.
DIEDRICH--Sept. 10. 1919. Catherine.
relict of the late Ferdinand Died.
rich and dearly beloved mother Of
seibert Mrs X II. Schmidt, Mrs. j.
H. Mahoney. Funeral from resi-
dence of her daughter Mrs. J. II. Ma
honey. 1f9 Pulford-ave., Friday 2t
sac; at Our Lady Of Sorrows church
at 3.
HAIL<-sept. Is. 1918. at Harper hos
pital, David Hall. aged SO years.
brother Of Andrew, James and Will
lam Hall. Funeral services from
chapel of VIM. X. Hamilton q Co.,
y. IN Burial at Erin Grove GENE.
terry.
HARTGAN-Suddenly, Sept. 16. Peter.
aged SO years. beloved husband OF
Emma III. Hartgan and father OF
Mrs. Charles r. Smith. Funeral Fri.
day, 2 p. m, from his residence, f64
Maybury Grand-ave.
LANG-sept. 1s, Augusta (nee Brueck-
ner), aged Al years. beloved wife of
Philip Lang and mother OF Viola,
selleck. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m. from
residence. 1909 Fisld-ave.. by funeral
car.
MATTHEwS--sept. II. Ida Hurst Mat
thews, beloved wife Of John A. Mat
thews and mother OF Rhena Story
Matthews Funeral Friday at i:3o
p. m, from residence. $50 Montciair
Is, 1919. suddenly a,
his home. 563 Goodwin-ave. Moses
Perkins, father Of Georgia and Aims
Marie. Funeral Friday. 9 y. m. froSI
residence.
1s. at home OF hsr
son, li2 Hubbard-ave.. Mary T., wild.
ow of the late William Rastaii, aged
30 years mother Of Mira j. n
Brownell, Worcester. Mass; Richard
w. Los Angeles. Cal; Allan c. and
Herbert f.. Detroit; sister OF Mrs
ROSS Robertson, Detroit. FunsrAl
Friday at s:3o. woodmers cemetery
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

scHMtp7-espt. 81. isis. John. sslisi
Of the late Dorothy, father Of Mrs
Snssis' 9sras s,n. rSni rsIa. from r i:sc
. m, and q Conoordia church. Cad
tllae-aVe.. at p. M. Internient In
German Lutheran cemetery.
sLOAN-sept. II. At, Harper hospital
Patrick. beloved husband OF May
Cunningham sloan and father OF
John E. and Patrick J. Sloan. Notice
OF funeral later.
sCHULTZ--Sept. III. 1913, at his home
a02 Field-ave.. Carl. beloved father OF
the late Julius Schultz. Augusta
0odffied, Gustave, Ferdinand. Carr
Herman. Marie and otto, aged y,
years. Notice OF funeral later.
WILI.OUGHBY-S IL. 1913, sud
denly. at his residence. ss Bethune-
ave. east. Cecil D.. beloved husband
OF Jennie and father OF the Misses
Margaret. Kathleen. Violet. Hazel
and David J. wihoughby. Notice OF
funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

\ FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
WEST SIDE BOOK D

O) On the north side Of Cottage
Grove avenue. In front Of or ad :
J0,n,hhg such iots or parts Of lots
Moore's sub OF lots 4. & and g. OF
the sub. of lot 8. shipyard tract
.. OF M. c. n. r.
CD On the north side of Fulton
su sss lot IN or fr p.rt OF Of %, or sdJolnns
50. between Wilkie street and
Gown avenue. Moore's sub. OF
lots =, and 8, of the sub, OF lot
., shipyard tract =. Of NJ. c. r. r..
90 on the north side Of Homer
such lot or part Of lot numbered
9. between Mullane avenue and
Lawndaie avenue. Edward c.
sullivan's sub. OF lots 81, 3s and
AZ. OF Sullivans sub. of O. I. &.
OF the shipyard tract.
90 On the east side Of Livernois
avenue. In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot mum be red
IL. between Southern street and
ai nsr; b, street r. i AysnsDach's sub.
CD On the north side Of Emerson
street, in front Of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot nunbe red
S6. between Central avenue and
Parkinson avenue. Palms sub.
OF the My part OF o. l. IS. r. c.
go On the east side OF Gilbert street,
In front Of or adjoining such lots
or parts OF lots numbered $50.
251, between Otis street and Len :
mis- street. Cicotte. Gilbert and
ass. - T.
10 On the south side Of &C" street.
In front OF or adjoining such lots
or parts OF lots numbered 81. IS,
between Vinewood avenue and
Hubbard avenue. Clark's sub OF
sh of Ell Of part Of p. c. n, 8.
Of Chicago Road. also all that
strip OF land In p. c. II. Johnson
and sanderson's sub. lying My
both inclusive OF said Clark :
sub. and SLY of and adjoininr
&C" street, said strip Of land be-
ing included In extension Of said
lots 50 to So, SO as to front on
&C. street.
co On the south side OF Fulton
street, In front OF or adjoininr
such lots or parts Of lots num-
bered we, 10. Ell. IL, between
Eismefe avenue and Wabash r.
=. Kuhn,s sub Of tho WY 277.lo
16, Of the sub. OF E3h acres OF
lot 4 and lots to 10, inc. Of VIM
b. Wesson's sub. Of lot 8, ship
yard tract.
(s) On the north side Of Fulton
street. In trent OF or adjoining
such lets or part: Of lots num-
avenue and Wabash II. n. Kuhns
sub. OF the WY 27f20 feet OF
blocks 2. s, 8. 10. IA. is. 16 Of the
sub. OF E3h acres Of lot I and
lots 8 to 10 Inc. OF VIM B. Wes-
SONS sub. or lot Q. shipyard
tract.
uO On the north side Of Fulton
such lots or parts of lots num-.
bsred ETA. -, -. rs. rs, between
Elsmere avenue and Wabssh r.
r. Hoffman's sub. Of the ely
,;7 S,os feet 2 Of IN: T1'dby SsA,ss feet
OF OF t H,Sos sub Of tn. Ely ~ a. acre. A.
of lot 4 and lots TO 10 inc. OF
VIM. B. NELSON'S sub. Of lot s.
shipyard tract.
ny On the north side Of Jefferson
avenue. in front Of or adjoining
such Iots. or parts OF lots num-.
n, a.. ~. between Clark avenue
and McNinstry avenue. River
side sub. OF part Of p. c. "a, q
Of Fort street and n. Of Rivsi
mn On IL. south side Of Lassysxs,
Ssrsd Sss' ~. "a. ''s Sst ""
Campbell Avenue and Cavairy
avenue. Thir1 plat sub. OF pari
Of the walter Crane farm, p. !.
-. lying n. Of Fort street
tfS) on the north side OF Pittsbura
avenue. In front es or ADJOINING
such lots or parts Of lots mum.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
WEST SIDE BOOK b.

n, On the west side Of Begole ave-
nie. in front Of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numosrec
bsechwocd avenue. Beech Hurst.
o WT fra e s MS.%ei +. !. S. ' h. II <.
fn On the west eide of Besole ave-
nue., IN front Of. or adjoining
;.sh lot .. par Cob 81 LOT sys nSmOs .nS
Milford avenues. BEECH Hurst,
o %T fra C sec. + >. D r. ifE.
az ON the west aide OF Eighteenth
street, In front Of or adjoining
such lot or prMgt ye 81 ,ot .tnssa anS
sub. Of lots from as 70 SO inclu-
sive. from - 70 IS inc. from
20 to 81 inc. all lying between
s sSsss ~sst q a,sSssss sSt .srs ss.'
t<) On the west side Of Maybury
Joining such lot or part of lot
numssr ed M.s sssws'n s,r. Myrt q
f.rf Robert: SaS cub. Of lots . and
so OF Johnston's sub. OF p. C.'s
1877 and 7as. being the central
Road lots :, and 4; OF the
i sS1; L. o. i. 5, and ! Of sub. Of 4.
6, On the west side. OF Williams
avenue. In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts OF lots num-
bsrsd aaa: 2as. between tndSr
JChnstcn's sub Of the Brsvoofi
f iss tine e :: Eastern sis S:rs Of p p
co. On the east side Of wes:on ave
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
116, III, 11s. between Rich street
: sSS q a0 part Of 5. Z. FL FL. OF '"'
90 on the east side Of Wesson ave-
" nle, in front of or. adjoining
w. b ,ss 81 HoratiS o' .srsst es sss
a a'r psat Of 'f :. T. PHI III. OF the SUB
(s) On the east side Of wesson ave
nue., in front Of OF. adjoining
sss sesa lots Sr % Hsr \, e lSts nun
street and Herbert street. Tai.
bots sub; Of lot 1 OF the sub.
Of Of, ps n9 r1v ,I, Dst. Of n.
Z" street, in front Of or = ed3o 1skss
Sered 80. u. -. IS. SssW S%
wabAsh avenue and Vernon
between Baker street and n q
r. r.. LAAsfty farm.
tle) Oh the west eide. Of Coisax ave
such lot or part Of lot numbsrct
Milford avenue. Robt N. Grind.
iy l.E| sSSth II center Of iioidsi
lD On tie wsst side Of cois.x ave.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
S Satss: | e G WORD

Cash with order. II charged. &c Z
line.
No transient advertisement inserte4
for less than lee with cash; lSc IL
charged per insertion
The above rates apply to all classi:
1cations except Births. Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting NOTICES
and all Ads preceding Male Help:
Meeting Observation-Disclosures charge. 36e
for 25 words or less. Over Is words
one and one-third cents for each extra
word.
Observation-Disclosures charge, 500: zoe
per line. Counts six words 20 the
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

smounts 7 r. Weber. SOC oratiot
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

Sob Printins Done Rigat.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19

~ ~
Experienced dry CLEANING workers
are wanted 1t once at the Michigan
Clothing Cleaning and Repair Co.. sos
woodward. Machine man and help
er can obtain steady work at once.
Rush OF fall business makes 1t nec-
essary to Increase working force In
order to make deliveries on time.
Phone Main 4466.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-19
D0)UlIoul L - MN


To All p %SSs h'i Nay stP Sae arm '''
Take notice that by order of the
Common Council you are required to
construct. reconstruct or put to- proper
artificial stone. cement or concrete
sidewalk. crosswaik or driveway, &C.
cording to specifications prepared by
the Commissioners OF Public Works and
ApprOved by the Common Council
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
BRYAN Will Dine

Springfield, ILL.,, March 1.-THE
mayors of Chicago, Springfield and
Belleville and democratic editors, leg
islators and state officers have been
invited by Governor Dunno to the
lunch to be rendered Secretary of
State Bryan at the executive mansion
tomorrow. The lunch party will in
clude 27 invited guests.
Governor Dunno left for Chicago at
noon to meet Mr.. Bryan and accom-
pany him to Springfield, where tomor-
row Mr.. Bryan viii become the guest
of the Illinois general assembly, re-
manning to witness the joint ballot at
noon for United States senator. Later
the secretary and governor will leave
here for Lincoln, Neb., where Gov
ernor Dunno will deliver an address
at the Bryan birthday celebration
Wednesday,.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
NO MoRE sMEETHEARTs

Washington. March 17.Z-No more
can the American fighting man in
Manila walk hand in hand in the
moonlight with his brown-shnned,
starry-eyed sweetheart, for the war
department learned today that Colonel
George X. Hunter of the Seventh cav
airy has issued an order prohibiting
the men Of the Manila garrison from
appearing in public with native wo-
men. The order was imperative and
read:
Members of this command are
hereby forbidden to be seen in public
in the company Of native women, ex-
cept those men who are married to
such women"
An explanation Of the reasons gov
erning the issue Of the order did not
accompany the report 1t is under
stood, however, that the prohibition
will not prevent the men who have
lost their hearts to the brown-skinned
girls from courting them in the priva-
cy of their homes.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
Bio Casualty List

Douglas, Ariz., March 17.-Fourteen
federal soldiers wounded in Saturday s
battle have died at Naco, making a
total OF more than 80 known dead on
the part of Oieda's troops. The loss
to the state troops was at least so
killed although only about 25 of the
bodies have been recovered from a
strip of sage brush country two by
FIVE miles, over which the slain and
wounded were strewn.
These losses do not include those
executed by the victorious state troops.
Although the federals at Naco declare
they only executed Colonel Jose Gu
tierrez and two of his officers yester-
day, while the remaining 35 prisoners
weer said to have Joined the govern
ment troops, reliable advices today
state that in all II faced the firing
squad
Gales and Bracamonte, the state
troop colonels defeated Saturday at
Naco, left Aqua lPrieta shortly before
noon today and VIII proceed toward
Naco, reorganizing their scattered
forces on the way. Before they de-
parted they received news that goo
state troops from Nogales, with two
pieces of artillery, already are near
Naco, ready to cooperate in a sec
ond attempt to crush Ojeda's small
federal force, A supply train of food
stuff and ammunition also left Aqua
Prieta for the place of the projected
mobilization.
Five troops of United States cavaI-
ry are at Naco, Arizona, today.
Troops a and B of the Ninth were
reinforced by Troop D of the Ninth
from Forest station and two troops
Of the Fifth from fort Huachuca.
This patrol will remain until the cam
paign against Ojeda is ended.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
MADEROS' WEALTH IS GONE
FRENCH COURT ASSERTS THAT
HE is POSSESSED OF AccuR-
ATE INFORMATION
WILL NEGOTIATE A LOAN
WAR-RlDDEN COUNTRY WILL BoR-
ROW MONEY TO PURCHASE
MILITARY SUPPLIES

st. Louis, March 17.-The Mexican
government is bankrupt and all the
purported wealth of Madero has van
ished, according to official informa-
ton Count Pauoi de Boigne Of YER
sailles, France, says he has received.
Count de Boigne, who departed last
night for Mexico City, said he was on
his way to the Mexican capital to
confer with Provisional President
Huerta and General Felix Diaz in re-
gard to a $2OO,OOO,OOO loan the Mex
lean government has been negotiat-
ing in France.
He said as a representative of
France he expected to supply Mexico
with machine guns, cannon, rifles and
ammunition. The count declared the
Mexican government would be given
money, guns and ammunition as soon
as the security which it offered is
proved to be all right.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
USED THEIR BEST EFFORTS
BUT WERE UNABLE TO MAKE
THE GUYlNe MEN KEEP OFF
THE STREETS.
THEY MADE MANY ARRESTS
BUT THE 8LUECoATs WERE
FORCED TO ADMIT THEY
FAILED TO KEEP ORDER.

Washington, March 17-Police cap
tains in charge Of the men along the
line of march Of the suffrage parade
on March 8, had their innings today
before the senate subcommittee in
vestigating the disorder thai inter
fered with the procession. Captain
Daniel Sullivan said he had little
trouble preserving order. Captain
Sullivan outlined his orders from
Superintendent sylvester to keep the
roadway clear He said he carried
out the order to the best of his abil-
ity. Captain Sullivan said that Syl
Vester had shown solicitude for the
women and showed an evident pur-
pose to have everything go off pleas
antly.
Captain ]. H. Hollenberger, in com
mand of the force on the section OF
the avenue where great disorder &C.
Cured, said that when he and his
men reached their posts at 1870
o'clock on the day of the parade the
street was illed with people from
building-line to buiiding-line
"At no time did l have the crowd
under contro,, said the captain.
"As fast as we would force one man
back two would fill his place"
His men, he said, made eight ar
rests for disorderly conduct
Almost everything that has been
said about conditions on the section
of the avenue where l was in com
mand was true" testified Captain
Robert e. Doyle, in charge of one
of the most disorderly parts of the
line of march. Conditions were ue-
plorable. The men under me did ev-
erything in their power, working un-
til they were exhausted. But the
crowd was Overwhelming. It simply
could not be controlled
Captain Doyle, Captain Sullivan
and Captain Honenberger agreed
that the principal reason for the fail
ure of the police to gain control OF
the crowd was that they were not
( given control Of the line of march
long enough before the parade began,
When the captains concluded the
committee adjourned subject to call
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
EnemIes do not FIaht

Cananea, Sonora. Mex. March H.
Opposing state and federal troops re-
naming for nearly week in the same
town without hostilities, is the pc
ouliar situation here in the Sonora re
volt situation The local federal gar
rison remains in it's barracks, while
the constit1tionalists who a few days
ago stole into the Americ mining
town, have taken up lermanent quar-
ters within few hundred yards from
where the enemy is stationed. Not a
shot has been fired
The strange condition is credited to
orders from superior authority that no
fighting occur in the town Should
either side attempt to leave Cananea,
the other force would follow and at
tack, each leader asserts. There are
about 800 federals and as many state
troops. The bottle prevents the FED
eral garrison from moving to the as
sistance of Ojeda at Naco as was or
dered some time ago.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
terms OF PEACE
NOT ADMISSIBLE
THE EUROPEAN POWERS WILL
REJECT THE PROPOSALS OF
THE BALKANS

Berlin, March 17-The European
powers will this week inform the Bal
kan allies that their suggested terms
for peace negotiations with Turkey
are inadmissible The powers will
decline to submit them to Turkey
A carefully worded note to this eff
feet was drawn by the ambassadors
in London at their latest confereDse
and is nov being considered in the
various European capitals. It il 10 be
handed 10 the allies after it has been
approved by a further conference in
London on Wednesday.
The note win suggest that modi.
fcaton Of the allies demand is ''indis-
pensable." Tt will urge strongly the
necessity for the conclusion Of peace.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
NAVY WANTS SPECIALISTS

WASHINGTON, March l7 Specializa-
tion along certain lines of work in
the navy is bein3 sought by an in
d. easing number Of young officers and
the navy department is now meeting
with some difficulty in complying with
the applications of lieutenants and
junior lieutenants who have completed
their first long term of sea duty. The
department realizes the advantage in
specialization and so far as possible
is selecting the most promising Of the
applicants fer appointment to the
naval academy as student officers.
The courses taken by student Of
fcers are designed to develop experts
in ordnance. mechanical engineering,
electrical engineering, wireless tie
graphy, ship management, naval ar
chitecture and civil engineering.
The course in the naval academy is
supplemented by additional study in
civil, technical and scientific schools
At the present time IL young officers
are in these outside schools studying
at the expense Of the government.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-03-17
eoTcA AND LuRlcK.

Humboldt, Iowa, March 1i.-FraEk
Gotch, wrestling champion Of the
world, today signed articles to meet
George Turick for ten years the un-
defeated champion of Europe, at kan
sas City, April /. The announces
ment was made by Emil Klank, his
manager. It is said Gotch win re-
eeiye $4,000
Turick is the man who defeat'
ed George Haclenschmidt TWO years
prior to Gotch's victory at Chicago
over the European. The final deci-
sion Of the champion 70 re-enter the
wrestling game was the result OF con-
ferences with his manager for the
last week