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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-21

fire ExpIodes; Cracks Mans Head.
Shamokin, Pa, Aug. 81. - Daniel
Gottshall suffered conclusion of the
brain here when an automobile tire
exploded, hurting him ten feet. He
landed on his head as he struck the
sidewalk. He was pumping air into the
ffRa
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-21
Girl browns at Shore.

Ocean City, N. j., Aug. 21.-Miss
Ida Drumm, twenty years old, daugh-
ter of Henry D. Drumm. of Philadel-
phia, was drowned in a gully on the
beach front at First street. The life
guards recovered the body.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-21

Cheap Excursion To Easton Fair.
The fast boats w. j. Lowery and
Venus will leave the B., C. & A..
wharf every morning at $50 o'clock
for Easton, during the Fair. soc.
round trip.-Adv. 16-5t.
Geo. w. Woolford & Co.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-08-21
Peeler Crabs For Sale.

We have on hand good supply
OF Crisfield and Choptank peeler
crabs, and can supply anyone need
ing them. H. L. Harris & Co.
Adv. 20-3t.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
GERMAN PoPUlACE
REvILES SOLDIERS

Zab-tn. Alsas-s s.-gnanSs Nov 90
s."r-s 81, towns s.-spi-. insiuains
SEVERAL civilian oifissats. act. ua9. .
arr.s' here ,saay gs the E-sssi, af a
night Of ria'las Th.- di.'uIbans.-s
~-r- IN vi.i-ns sI ,i,n-~ 'ha; 't-
German roara si-af-s. tho main
streets a, the paist at .ayonsis
The demonstrations .-g~ i.sisn.-i
{. .spr"sa the iaaisna,ian ~ sh~
soensp@opi- at r-'tsia issui'ins g.-
marks recently a.sL- bi .-smzl
army sfii-.'s The 'fuuLi- si.sI-.i
., the conclusion "a. ,h- Sisss.s ~ th.
evening continuation sshaci. Nhra
the pupil. ne; ani denounced ,i-
army offis~fs. TrnaI,s -~t- ssims
mon.d In aisu--ss everybody shS
failed to move aa'' sss ARRESTED;
Tho to~n.r-nrir. excited hs It's
scpg-..iys tn, ssu.-s .L the m'iI'sv~.
GA,bcr-N 20 ,n~ psescs ~ sNsunr-.
s-oe sf'.-Nards an offi.-r si'h n
party os 'if,y .oistr> apr-a'-i "I
the sr.a-. Tn. officer .si-'-i al.
m-a tn load their rifle. and 'nr front
ranks 10 kn-ri. When the f-iash.
men, ~as ready to fi'.. III" "ffir"T
stepped forward and commanded the
crowd tn disp.rs-. The people y, once
scattered but the soldiers pursued
them At double quick .rrc'i and prod.
d-d them With their hasnn";s ani the
butt. os their rifle. SEVERAL citizens
were injured
Dctschmrn's os troop. with fixed
h,ycnctE pairollci the streets
throughout the nigh, and continued
OH duty today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
VILLAS army MOVES IN
DIRECTION OF CHIHUAHUA;
BATTLE EXPECTED SOON

luaT.z, M-si.a. S"' s..-ii-'
,-.s. see. snl 100" ru's-s' s.l
iios- hsd i-,I Jnas-1 a, H.Ih '"aiaS
i"F'h" sou,h against ihs f.si-rals,
-..ni they defeated this Nr-k in /,
battle araE JaaT~E fshsho Vsiia
personally snP-TSis-,i tho iaadias ot
The u"aI>- H. TNp-sts To leave
a,-sul Tu-siay Villa i"-s not
kno- .h-ih-F III. f.-,.rals r-t'~air'i
,o shihuahus m have -niT.hshr.i
Themselves s.uIh at iuapsz- i,- has
heard that the rustn-s hsril.s ia.
f.4i.rai trains e'--r 'i-iay-,! fsF la.S
of sa,-f and that the i"d-Eais ar
awaiting his as-H At VII. Ahumais.
-ish'y-shr-- miles s"r'h 81 Jusr~s
~ 81. - hattie shouii r- foasA, ,S
aaN. AMI Wills ~'.aid rush inim~di-
a;"iv n" the iT"n'.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
SUIT
AGAINST TIN
Can't Can Trust"

iiai,in.s-. Ma.s Nov -s,-ssuil
.as filed here ,o-iAs IN ''- tsi,-.i
states aissfis, eans, to dissolve ta@
NmSriraa Can somr.sns, th- sa-.sii~I
Sin san trust. ~htrh the i-lsas,h,Snt
OF justice aii-s-s controls a isFs-
Ssai-s IN ,in sAns. containers ani
pastpsss ST us The SsRsFi.as
M. Il ami Tin rist" COMPANY Ass
,aad. = defendant b-saH.r Sf an
ssr--m-n, il, IA siivsrd to have aIsk
Ih~ sm"ri.an tAG COMPANY H. sri,
q, lin sos s,ns Al = gr'IrF0niIsi sa''',
In lis sampiain, ,h- s.gsra,a-at
alleges pra-;iss, In nrsgFpihE of
lr.si... agreement. - o,a-T saas.sss
ns, ,a -n,-r ,A- iiridss s1HJEgs,s
10 sonsum-r. tn LG. from tH~ tr's.,
-sri9siNriS. ana ai'iUa'F titiHs %.
prices Attorney f.~g~raI Nsi,~ga-
atts asked in 'h" hiIi i"F a 'ii.solu'
sian a,nsr than a r'osFa'a hasIs b'
ASKING fsg = s-eart ion in'o usi's OF
stiif-s-ti "nn-rehtf '" Ins"r" shr
restoration a: cont r'i,i"n
rh- zsS-san~ni's biz ~as iilss.
sS w.Iiiam T csa.sis.s, special asf
sisIans tn ~. sssofn"y H"asrsi. aaa
.as siEara hy ". = Todd. the a.
sis,sni TO ,n- ai'c-aty ssn".si in
rrEFs-oI trust prosecutions.
4, declares that ,h. alleged csn'
sp.rsry ana combination in restraint
-, ,rad- uas .riss-s inin In i""i. J
,t.l,ar, MaSr''. Danlvi q, Reid, ,Tssi
y wE-"i-r. Henry " rh.li-. VII
i.s.n r .ranGn an.I Teo's" a. Me
Marty sr- named =. active In hs
iorgsa,l"n. The N,sri'sn Can ""n
,any. the rrin-I.,i defendant. ~..
Incorporated Ia Se~ Jersey ~i'h ,
capital IT ssN."o". .p"", ,hs ~u.sn
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

si.ttns In all old arm -bair In
i,i.h for years he wa. accustomed
ia take hi, rect. a shawl drspci a'-,'ii
hIa shoulders. death sometime Thurs.
,,sy ~ Yesterday entered the hous" Vt
..s san Pedro street and claimed
i;r!radi"T General Edward l.. Camp.
hell, on. of the bcs, known CiNii war
veterans nf Colorado. The general
WAS 'unnd dead this morning b"
n-ishborE who became alarmed at
no, having .-rp him about the plscc.
Ills body lay fully dressed upon 'h"
floor. Th. shawl covered him. TIL"
chair in which h" had bccn resting
WI. broken.
General Campbell. venerable In
y spcaranc-. has been u familiar Zig.
ur. on the streets for years. ~" lived
alone in the hous" on san Pedro
street where he died
General Campbell, veteran of Get.
,yshurg. An,ictam and other of III"
most notable batti"z OF tn" war. had
been gradually declining In strength
! for the last few years. lic had lived
in retirement since ten years ago
when he CAV. up his law prac'ic. In
this city. During til" war he was
Judge advocate on the staff OF Cen
oral Meade aud after the war was
commander of the department of New
Jersey q. \. Il.
General Campbell was horn In Bel
vid.rc. Warren county. New Jersey
February .. 1893. He first enlisted
on April Is. 1861. ms private In
Company u. Warren Guards. and was
discharged as captain He was tho
first man to enlist in Warren co,in-
lty. He helped to organize "A company
Of which he vas elected captain aud
offered II to the governor of New
been ordered out by the governor sG
CampbclI rc-enlisted rs n private M,
I, 1861, in Company II. First Rcri.
ment New Jersey vo'ntcers.
| After n few nays company OIL
Third Regiment was raised and wa'
mustered omt May Is. 1SGl. At th'
outset he saw service in the brigade
under General Phil Eearney. Camp
bell was with Mcclellan In the penin
sulal campaign. His military rccort
is best recorded by the generals per
soral memoirs in which he sites :
detailed account of his service.
when Mcclellan went to York
town in the spring OF 1862 We wer
lone or two stations south of Manassa
lJunction; Div. detached from is
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
DISORDER AT INDIANAPOLIS

Indiana .,oiis. Ind. No.. Eth"
fret police action I" prevent disorder
incident to the unsettled labor condi.
,ions IA indianapoit, Wa ordered by
Acting Superintendent; Of Police Coz
Tin. when the police appeared nj Eo'l
call this morning. The rat'olm'n
were instructed to prevent the con-
grcgs,ing Of crowds on tn" streets
and were told that three or more per-
sons would cons,itu;. . crowd. Dur
ing the last few months many rio's
have occurred here when large num-
hers Of persons wer" permitted .,
gather.
Th" order TO the polir" was issued
after "a conference between Mayor
Harry Wallace and Acting Su,crin-
tcrdcnt Coffin. Mayor Wallace viii
issue n proclamation making public
the Instructions to tho policemen.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
MILITARY Commission MEETS;
LUDLOW STRIKE LEADER
JA|LtS;;;;; !!'!!!M!! !.'a!Ms C0NF|SCATE0
OF ,Asi,h.,",,

TAs military commission Si the
miiilsry aisisir, of Colorado. ."asii-
ia,sa BY order of nrixaaisr General
Chase. issusi yesterday. .oaSsnsa at
lo:t5 this morning At the Coiu.n-
Glan hotel. Col, 4. H. saSlii- os
Pueblo and Major \, y, t--s-s "i
NSa,ros~. tso n.-mb@rs at the N1in =
mi~sioa. did rs, arrive s"-iass The
ati~n,iea % the mission sss iak-
an up 4l,h preliminary matters this
morning snd adjournment ~as 'ak@a
ua;i, : a'Slart this afternoon.
Col. Ei~ari v-sde.kbsss. s~aior
commander a, the n,iii'is. admins.
g..-.i the oath to Judge Adso+at- Ma
ior y, J, iioussssn. Who s~os- ia the
e.ksf m-nah~'. ~ the commission in
their order The juas- NaSs-a'.
-.pisineA ih. tffas.- Of the somniis-
sion and the ni-. Of the mrmt,~fs
\ ..lr Interpreter sna .s-nesrata-
-y 9-s- sworn in. The .-s.iun. -ii,
b. private
The mrsnb~Ta a. ih. commission sit
wearing their arms and decorations
~ rank. \ number of eases Esosins
ait ns the strike as- tn b. examined
into. aha fran nas on ths att-atiSn
al tho ,-ori~ of ,a- entire stats {
Co.sia.i. s,ti he sen'sr.d aa 'h~
isiiY progress %. the military 'rihrn-
nj.
Tho fsr.t ease ,o he heard bv ,a-
military .omrf i.. Ion ,his sfi.rn'.'h
~a. ihni ot = e =. and 4 mia" suas'i
~ Mori-r rho eas arrested for ais'
.rTnsr.,. 9 Hsy m -" ss"- T'i"
srg-.i ~1s ,ns'.- ~ '.i-rtrnsn, \. W
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
HOUSE ENDS ITS
FIRST SESSION

Washington. Nov. .3.--Thc first
session of the Sixiy-third Congress
came to a sudden end. so far as the
House was concerned. at 1885 y. m.
today. No agreement had been
made with the Senate leaders for n
recess toAIonday so the Hous. lead
crs determined to act on their own
initiative as was done In 1908.
When the house meets Monday.
said Speaker Clark, Il will announce
that under the Constitution the SOC
und session of the SiSty-thirh Con.
gress has assembled and we will he.
gin work under that order"
The Senate plans to recess today
until 10 a. m. Monday and continue
the extra session up To within n few
minutes of the hour the regular SOS.
sion opens.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
APPEAL FILED IN
Cash REGISTER SUIT

Cincinnati. o., Nov. 2a.--Prcsi-
dent John H. Patterson and twenty
eight other officials or former Off
cials OF the National Cash Register
company. of Dayton. Ohio. who were
convicted last year of violating the
criminal section of the Sherman an
ti-trust law. filed an appeal In the
United States Court of Appeals hero
today.
Despite the fact that the appeal Is
only a condenser resume of the case,
ii contained more than million
words.
The petition for the appeal alleg-
cs that during the trial 393 errors
wee mad. and the application is
based on each and every one Of
these.
Patterson. after being found gull
ty In Judge Howard HOLSTERS court
was sentenced to one year in jail and
fined $4,000. Lesser sentences were
passed on the majority of the other
twenty-cight defendents at the time
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
army DEFEATS
NAVY; SCORE
z TO 3

I'o,u Ground. N-~ York. Nov. -.
tn. Army ,c..nsii A.","h defeated
a." Nav rEr. thu. sf'.rEp". ~ their
annual .am, -. - >r"r" a.. % 'o =.
A. y climax & the 1871. football sea-
sni. in- yaii.' eleven iurui.h-,, the
bisSc., sria's"n surrris" "' tn"
Sssr IN their triumph ",-r the uid-
rhjpn,.n,. ti.iog.' tho Srn" III. sail
o,, w~r. u ~ q. : fatorit. in INC
wagering o. tE- rcruitof y season 4
riay marked ~ victory after victory
hy hi. arcr"-. Against IL" Army.
hrwcy.r. tp.ir -rra'ic hut "Ou.-'tn-
tive play ia,i"J TO aain the points or
yards rolled III iY tho Ar'n, through
tho usc ut forward passes. long runs
aud general open field play mt crit
teal points oith. game. tn" play
was otthc usual a.spcrs," charatt"r
which always makes the intcr-acad-
cmy contests. and individually
there was little choice of advantage
inihc play OF citncr the lin. sMcn or
tho backncld. fhc Army. however.
used better judgmcn; in Its selection
OF and naturalization OF their PLAYS
To this and,h" accurate handling o'
ito forward pass whcn near the mid
,i'cs' Ep,l line H. due IN" cadets
triumph after three y"nrs OF straight
defeats.
The Navy scored first on n goal
from placement hi, the score was
Ssxn tied Ivy tho Army. The Army
forged ahead. only TO ho tied again
. 10 y. After that the Army score"
i,s second touchdown. and was new
or again headed.
A whirI OF gray and gold charged
[ronthc Army stand to TIE iin'd. !"
broken ranks. onthc double uuich
the Army battalions clustered III
front oithc Navy stands. For a M"
mcnt they stood before the gold inc
blue, then falling In hehihd th'
white shouldcred cadet band. dahce'
to lively tune. up. down and 'ro"h'
the field.
Tbe two olcvcns. victor and van
ouisl,ed, had left :ho field. som" ot
tho shoulders otthc cadets. The Army
standard fioatcd fromthe center o
the field. the cadets ho'"inE hha"
around It. A cheer for the Army
hoarec word or rigna, from II
color bearer. and the circle SHATTERED
h,,r n Thousand cheering men Il
gray and gold ran mad'y ove' tn
field and clustered tn n mass OF moS
ing color aronnd tho standard.
Tho band played a few notes. tn
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
COUNTY GRAND
JURY SITS MONDAY

The firs, grand jury to ait In Las
Arimas county OF the Third judicial
district since 100" will begin its Ia
bors inthc district court room next
Monday. The names OF the twelve
men who will compose the grand
jury and who have been or will b"
summoned by Sheriff Grisham are
not available. The grand jury VIII
near testimony and from their inNos-
legations viii be filed In the regular
manner indictments against persons
FOR various offenscs undor the law.
The order FOR grand jury to sit
in December was issued by Judge \.
W MciIcndric on November 10. Tho
order was issued in pursuance of
statute passed by the state lcEisla-
turc last session, which provides
thnt a grand jury shall bc called In
every county of the second class at
least once a year.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Vera Cruz. Mexico. Nov :,.-Ma-
jor Gsr-ia IN Ia cad-nn and i.i-n-
tenant H. - rcaa. the governor and
'h" commander "f tho guard Of san
,iaro military prison In N"aIro CiiS.
arrived here today In charge Of a
sirons detail of soldiers Of tho prcsi-
d-ntiri suard and we're taken ou
board the Eunbos' Vera cruz bound
for III" penal colony % oYin'nna
R"r. fuca'sn.
Tn" arr.-, of tn" two Officers VA.
Ill" result nf til" d.sroSrry IN the
prison nr a serious antl-l,u-r'a con.
spiracy. tn" intention being I" arm
and release all the prisoners and then
co -op.rs'" with bodies of disaffcctcd
troops In an attack on tho national
palace.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29
CENEAil Campbell, FAMOUS
War VETERAN, IS FOUND DEAD

sorpa and sent 10 Yorktown: a4 soop
.a York river was opened. sent on our
transports :. head uf York river.
where ~~ had battle; here Joined
Is, 'itaid.' smiths division aud or
san!s.d a. III" Provisional .;h Corps;
.~rvr.! with Mcclellan through all his
cam ,al en before Richmond and the
battles thereof To HaTri.on's Landin-
~ss there commissioned ns Lieut..
col 18th y. !. Vols. IN; General
Franklin would nn, allow experienced
officer. TO leave until after the bat
4 tic Of An.ic,am: served through four
battles iu the rank of captain with
Lieut.. Coils commission in my pock.
ct.
When "" reached Alexandra from
!Inrrison's Landing. Washington
had lost communication with Pope 4
army: next morning our Brig. put on
cars and sent south to driN" away
E,icrrillas. nicnd the telegraph wires.
and find popc's rear: struck Stone
wall Jackson's corps near Manassas
Junction. attacked II boldly with
three regiments and got badly beat
en-. this was til. beginning Of the
fighting known as tn" second Bull
Run anil the only brisadier of tho
C.sa,ss-S ON ssx- ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

M",I." 'ny. N"s - ou-ria"
Moh-no. M~siran minister "f fn'-izn
stssiTs. i-t' She s-si-sr, capital ga a
special i-sin To-day for N-Ta 'FuE,
,Is departure aroused sr-s, tn'-rs-si
In all .iF-irs Il ~ss reported he
n- had sah- ia f"nf-r Nith inhs
Lind. p.Franai t-rf~s-r'a,is" "f
President, " .isnn. ., vas officially
stated later. however. that the OBJ
isg' "f his Wei, 10th" ppE, ans 4"
iH--t his father. ~h. Ia du. 4" arrive
there shortly I'll" minister expects
&. return to his duties in > day "r
'spu
tn" journey 10 v"'s Cr7iA NJ Man.
u-i Mad-ras unri" uf tho late i'r,7sls
a-nt M,d-r.. who ~ss ssid to heS~
left las' unishi under guard. wss i.'-
.-tr.i gu,,i III" dsy train today. i'-
had b--n e,hfin-'i In 's- psni;-asiary
here on q charge .i .rt,itloh and is.
Il IL believed. {" i.~ iapfi.sn-.l Ia the
fcsss~s. nj ~, S,r.n ~ ;Trs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

s;dsI"s shattered. toe 'Ts.a ia 81.
sranas,sha wss ou i,s feet ~. rs-n
in sr-, nailed Ariay pshnsa,s 1. the
rosi Ie.ss ansth- is., a.t nj the
samc ~s. done.
Auer csisA 'i.r. .sasa. 'ii,.d
amhrli,
\ sstrr-iss-a viad. fau sn.i cut
ii.s. su-ni ou, -: ,a- a1rtt-a.i and
,nc .s-nds ,-r~s,.a-i aa~.p. gr
The Nay We. in- fos. end .-if-;r'i
tho N-s' ..,i. sivins IL" A'my arc
Aic,on.
The pr"sii.n, AMI his rar'Y were
late Five minute. after ,h. ts.n"
s"t;h"y arrived AMI the r.rI" i'ssan.
The NasY ran the tall back to the
as-yard line. ii,if II dozen plays.
III. iudihv on~ "na rnn u, 4" yards.
pui tho hail nrth- Arm, nfr.n-!ari
lire. Nichols matte y ,.n-y tri gain.
McRra,y added twn and then West
Point held for downs. joupti took
i.o'ir"scn's place and rrni"i fr"sn
back oi thr ARM so'l '.'h' sick
wen, Only 10 the :".rHri Ian. ana
after u lake .iaN had fnilr'i. ifnwn
kicked u goal from placement.
Score: NAVY. $: Arwr. ..
Til. feature Of the play TINS Tar
WIS the strength u; III. Arrays line
defense.
This gave the Navy nrs, blood and
tue Annapolis contingent almost
went frantic with joy. The Army
kicked OF to the N,vy twenty-five
yard limo and the bali was run bncs
ton yards. The Navy was pcnalizcd
fiv" yards for Off side. Navy fum-
blcd and nm Army hark got the ball
on,hc Nays ,hirty-yard line. or
side plaS cost til. Navy another iir.
yards. Hogc made three yards. lou-
EFT made one. The Army tried u
forward pass, which grounded and
went for "a tsurEback. The Nav,
p,,ntcd fromthc twrnty-yar'i line to
the Army's forty-fiyc yard mark and
prichard ranihc bail back twenty
yards. Army lost eight yarts OH an
attempted forward pass aud immc-
diatciy pmntcd to Navy fiii"cn-ynrd
line. Navy failed to gain and Mich
oils puntcd to midncld whore Erich-
ard was downcd Jouctt carried the
ball six yards and Ken puntcd to the
! Navys fiftccn-yard mark
The quarter was ended with ,h"
cightcen-yard line. isencdic, VAS
hurt and Hobbs took his place.
The second play ci til" second
| period was a high pass which caused
the Navy to lose twelve yards. Mich
| oils then punted and the Army re-
| turned the kick to Navy; thirtr-sc'.
er-yard line. Weyand blocked the
next kick md the hall rolled to the
! Nays !ive-yard line. where mid
shipnan fell upon It. The offsid'
act gave Army the ball but pre-
vented Il touchdown. Woodruff
then went in FOR Jouett and kickec
goal from placement. iIodEsor
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Louis tSus. better khosn a.
''ioai-. ,a- Gs-aI.' l-ai.g as a isaad
of tao huaar-A os nsr- Greek siriA-
sFs. Orsahisrss MiLs iito-ia sna Ioa.
Ferret, A-s- added ,s she lis' IT mill
isIs prisoners YESTERDAY Ilhus is
a-. Jared ia haN- been the i-aa"E 81
Greeks lAs, carried oh guerilla
warfare In ,hS hiiis aFpahd i.lsios
PRIOR to the arrival ot the DlIi,'I
and il h-ia I. b.. -samia-d tot his
connection -iIh she kiiiins az n,s-
guards slain in battles L-'s--n s'rik-
-'s aud miar suasas
\ military d~ts.hm-a, h-aa-i b.
Judge Advocate Major y j. iIonsh-
ton. Captain Dahss ana c'sp'ain
smith las, night surrounded tho rs-
i.ak nsos. pawn shop on Sor-h Com
m-rrisi street The place a.. simss,i
ha' the proprietor advised 4" .ori.
aasa aEa op-n az, ~ 'h- piasr .
large aula,s-r ~ arms and .ags-
quantity Of p,.r,nG's.na sas s-is-.is
There srr~ s-sg-si and Saarissa,-i
ia small aSn.s aua - gin"s sns
.hn, guns
Tho Ir-sg,ns. the niiiliaGy sa,AaFs-
ties had learned. had i.g-n cached by
striker. sirr~ ;hr militia ssrupi-a
The district, They HAD been i.a~ns.i
'a' small amounts. Il 1. belize 81. for
the Tari-,s- of having ,h-m -asiis
accessible -krn needed MSs; Of
the fir-arna s-F- within plain Vi.~
snt many ~--- concealed Th- place
Ass gahss.k~d bS tho r,iii,ian. n Il,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Ii.rmUsili". Mexico. Nov. ac.-in-
formation was received today 1T
constitutionaii-, headquarters that
ammunition had b.com" scarce in
Mexico City aId at other points held
by 'h" ilr"r'a government. II was
asserted that iIarv .arrisons In
southern Mexico would he unable Ia
resist attack because of tn. lack oi
ammunition. or be,aus" OF III. irr.g-
ularity Of the caiibrr Of such as thcy
have.
Carranza ard his military advisers
were inclined to accept tn" report ~
true and encouraging to their cause
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Washington. Noy Although
Hear Admiral CrIiucE. .oUmaniiaE
The british ships Ia N',l'an vat
cfp. ranks R"ar Admiral Fletcher bv
ViTtu" Of seniority. 'h" British rnm-
mani-r has notified tam .hCr,ia Is
tnand-r has n",ii'i the American
admiral that h" vish"s to suh"rdin-
at" himself tn cooperating with IN"
United States forces. This frrsh
-viicnc" az friendly feeling and
hearty cooperation between the tW"
sus-rnm.nts was received her" to-day
with manifest qualification.
Any DEVELOPMENTS IN the M"rirhn
situation seemed to br moving uu-
der the surface. 'bcr" seemed TO ~
M chang" In III" diplomatic HitiH-
tiou ana no Indication that Ia"
from i,s attitude VI careful watch
inE and patient waiting for olimin-
alton OF Hucrta.
All officials IN immediate chars"
OF the situation were away from ,hr
capital Pr.sid,n' Wilson and Scrrr-
iarics Garrison aud Daniels were In
New York to Httcnd the Army and
Navy football game, aud Secretary
nryan was speaking in pot'stown,
Pa.
Rear Admiral CraicrE has been
,C""s,am-d -" rsx~ =,
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

Paris. nv - Tic I'aE.s y a.g,,
ts-inY pTIn,s a ytsDFufsH EDITORIAL "n
lhr anarchy In M-tis" To" H-N--
pEp-r. In s"GsiuHiHE tho article.
ssss
In the p'essnF. "t HsaIh. dsssEurs
lion ami ruin. ~" mnh'"n, spi.rsrs 's
have hem TrashsI uAvn humanity
and general iH''Up, c"n,msuda oil
IN. ra~-rs 4" take vSHr. Tirsi sriinn
attn the uHI~i Sts'.7s :" sr1Iri all
PARTIES In M.yi," H. ial h.un 'h"tr
srns aud bring an 'ai 10 the in'"i-
ITHi.Ir situation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

= fSs months Ehr soV.sarsnt
charges. ottsise.i .onIsoi al ai,aa,
TO. sah manufacturing Piaa,s which
formerly aaa b-~a isisp-hd-s,,
THE government he,,ss to prss.
Iha, for >1ms tine after ofsahiza-
.ina, the Ainssissn COMPANY s'n-
,foii.i s,-s.,I 80 ref cen. oi she
trade. wrii. that aush'iN ts ash
iai.,-1 .S nsss Diminished. /, H. said
sss To l.- E,a.s- H. :. p-r cent, Gaa
,h. AmsFissn sS.apsaH :s declared &"
ss- ,h- dominating isst.E IA III. hlsir
nsss, Ia agreements Eisa. With ,h-
American .smpans ~ the concerns
Il aissert,ssi. th-s a-s- M, 4. -hsas-
ia tin ssh h,ahufassnr- within a
radius at s.... miles al Ghiraso for
sn,s-n s-ar. snBs-.iu-n, q. their sr'
aui.i,ion,
fhs ros-sns-a' alleges ,ha, In"
combustion has at u'n-s :n"f-as-d
,r- ,,is. .I can. and 'ha, it, SOM
,ns,iah at the market Ia 3" absolute"
that shsh independents a. hss"
s.,n- into t-lns have b.vn s"f'~a
q. foiio~ IL. prices. I, has ."'sa-
T.. ii.-i .us'.a-s-. 'L~ s"s-rnhi-ns
charges. ,o maze ions terra contracts
4. purshss.- cah. exclusively from u
aai u.-'d other s,~t hos's Of s~'sins,
tra.i- familiar 4. aHsh combinations.
t'na-T ,h- n-- sIIs' oi 'h" c"if's
the Defendant. must appear ani ar
.ssr within ,~-ass daSs after IN"
s.svi.. .t 's- subI-onss ani hiIi "'
..tariaih, Tn- aorun-E's viii ."
issu~.l newt N.haaSs
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-29

N",i". CIV. Nov - AaE.F"n's
nith- r-n-i lsliS1, kara'a. fired 90
passenger ;rsia TO-DAY near Aiu.'".
,"sn y r"v fni!,- aas:;a a; Aysi."
Sly Tho 'asusi,i~a were msisn'ii.
cart Tho rebel bsai vas oa" nt tho
small sson'inE parties shi,b aeain
have begun To- app,a' IN the federal
district
oa.rtan .fah..a. -.,r.tsn slinss'-r.
has son, on a trip ~ Vera crus. ar
-uF'i,nss % an nnror''rr;.. report to-
g,"gi ic.,ny. It - said that HE rrin-
.ivaI object IL 4" confer with inh,
Lind. p-rsons, r"rr'-sE'siiN- ~
President Wilson.