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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
BODY OF PIONEER
PHYSICIAN BROUGHT
HERE FOR BURIAL

DR.. Ed e. Maxey arrived here this
morning from Los Angeles with the
body of his father, DIR. w. c. Maxey,
pioneer of Caldwell, who died Dec
~ at San Diego. where he was spend
ing the winter In hopes the warmer
climate and lower altitude would bene-
fit his health. The funeral of the dis
pioneer will be held Sunday
afternoon at 1890 o'clock at the Schrei-
Der 81 Sidenfaden chapel and will be
in charge of the Masonic Blue lodge,
while the members of the e. A. r., of
which the deceased was past grand
master. will attend the services In a
body and act as escort at the grave.
DR. Maxey was member of the first
constitutional convention Of Idaho and
was the first commander of the Sol
diers' Home in this state For rs
years he was a resident of Caldwell,
where he was successful in the prac-
tice of medicine. He was native of
Wayne county. Illinois, where he was
born, Jan l, 1874. He is survived bp
DR.. Ed e. Maxey. Of Boise. Miss Clara
Maxey. of Caldwell; Mrs. Junius
Wright, w. w. Maxey and Guy G.
Maxey of Portland; Ii. N Maxey, a
brother. residing at Murphys. Cal, and
a brother and sister In Illinois.
Mildeza, clear Havana cigars.
Adv-J30
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
COUNCIL TO AID
CHARITY WORK

A brief session OF the city council
was held this afternoon at which John
f. Nugent, president of Associated
Charities. appeared and asked for a do
nation of 800 per month for six
months for charity work in Boise On
motion of Woodcock seconded by Fine
gan the organization was voted 500 for
January and guaranteed to make fur
Their donations of similar sums If
needed
Next Tuesday was the date set for
opening bids for furnishing power for
lighting 275 cluster posts and 200 arc
light posts for period of five years
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
STEMS Suburban Syndicate will be held
at their office, No. 100 North Tenth
street. Boise, Idaho, at p. m. on the
18th dey Of January, 1913; the object
OF said meeting being for the purpose
Of electing a board Of directors for the
ensuing year. and for such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
HOWARD T.. STEIN,
JIG Secretary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
CASE RfMANDED
BACK TO COURT
FOR REHEAR|NC
Decision Is Given in Case
Involving an Effort to Re-
move County Commission
er From Office.

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
District Attorneys Confer.

Colorado Springs, Jan S.-District
attorneys from all parts of Colorado
are gathering here today for confer
ence at which they will exchange views
on the subject Of their duties and
methods of work. The conference will
be the first of it's kind ever held In
this state
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
BANKERS DEFEAT
The MICROBES
Three Straight Bowling
Games Are Taken by the
Coin Handlers.

The Bankers defeated the Microbes
in the City league match played off
at the Recreation alleys last night,
taking three straight games. Hawltin
and Allen of the Microbes failed to
bowl the full number of games. In the
Commercial league the Sweet-Tellers
defeated the Overland five. The
scores:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03

REMARKABLE SUCCESS or THESE
TALENTED PHYSICIANS IN THE.
TREATMENT OF CHRONIC DIS.
EASES.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03

WANTED-Ma TO drive bread wagon.
Must know the town. References
required; 902 n. Sth st. ia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03

FOR RENT rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Close in; phone
1169-W. J-l0
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-An experienced waitress
Address the Moore hotel, ontario, Ore.
J3
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
NAVAJO INDIANS THREATEN
 TO 60 0N WARPATn

rri,ine .>,r> ,Lt> and as tn" lndiiin" ,,Cusr lu deliver ih,. niiirdercrS |" th' marshal aird ,,.i> him t' com" hn'i take ,h,m that official k p"w"rl"ss
 IIt S"it.' Sir,nr" WaN the m"0rn men uf th" iril',. have gotten th" "i'' thm way to the south. in Mexico. tm'r'' is a great triw "f reel men wh" wi'' s.nn sweep "V"r the plains and drive ihr white people nff "f the lands that formerly hclong"d tu th" Indians. This ia very probably the Indian interprc . tnii,I "f the i'r''s''ni strained rotations l.iwrcn this country and MrNic" and their priest ;,nd head men have mad" them think that now is tn" time sr. hy the great spirit for thc delivery "f their lands back to ihe original
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MEXICAN CONGRESS
 PREPARE TO MEET

formal opening of the new congress will take place and speech will b" delivered. either by the presidnt m person or read hy one of his ministers.
 it seems that now that the Wash ington government has dcfinateiy de- cided io consider IIuerta eliminated the dictator will treat the tnite' Stntcs as if it did not exist. He has been warned against committing cer- tain acts and Washington hns even threatened dire results in ease it's warnings are not headed hut so far Hucrta has paid na attention either tn warnings ar threats and as nothing seems t1 happen hc has decided |" disregard the direct intimntion from Washington in regard to his illegally elected congress and F" right ahead ns he has done in the past trusting that
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soluiely cleared up.
 Mir. Wilson has received the nssur- unc+s of number of democrats m hath the senate ana the house that they will stand hy him i any solution of the Mexican situation which he may see it to propose. he It war or .r ns,r. an,l that congress Will not interfere with his plans
 u was iut timatcd today hy those wh., ar,. nii thc inside that If congress attempted |" adjourn against th" presidents wishes that he hns th'' mower tn immediately call it together ur;,in and those whn know the tenn ucr and minI "l Mir. Wilson pr"dici that this k wht he will du m ease Ih, restless nnmlnrs "f the i"gislh : tiy,. branch override his wishes nn'' adjourn.
 In s,naking of the events "f tn" Ias' few ,lay:; in Mexico the president t"ok
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GUNB0AT SMITH WINS
 FROM SAM LANGFORO

In the ihird l.,nsf"rd began l." ,.liun.h aud hang nm to his antagonist tu avoid punishment and in this WAY managed tu save his face from the took advantage uC ih''sr rlinchcs tc pound the nthcr mans kidneys and the. repeated thumi,s over this vital spot weakened ihngforsl sO that the succcrsling round were simply plaS fer the silnr and in the twelfth th,
 rfcrc gave the fight to Smith to save I.angfor,l from heinz put out entirely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Service

SANTA FE. NuN.l N Tn" "Npc't- cd uprising f the Naval" Indians s,,.ms tu im matrri,liZinc with rN"n greater force than was an'i"iIn.t'r' when some weeks ag" the messages Mrr,, sent out tu the several villages ,T lhr tribe that unless the g"\"rh- mrnt i,lascd the prisoners hehi al ShlprmrE "n the charg" "f murder the great spirit would overthrow the white man and rrsi"r" the Ends t' illr Indians.
 Tlr.r,. are eight m"t" man in th N,vah "n-imInn"nt Ht Siipr"k wh" arc wau,rd hy the t'nitch states mar >:r,i hut as the rnrampment contains " r: fificcn hundred braves with more
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Service.

BOSTON. N"v. iS-Gunlnnt smith wos last night given the dct'isi"nl over sam I.nngford in the twelfth r"iind nf their twenty round go here
 Whiir ,l~ hrtting before the match wus even the sports had either mis- calculated Smiths ability ar "isr l.,ngr,,,rl wns uiit M condition Tor thrrc vas never il minute from th' sound of the gong in the first r"nnd until the rrrrrec slapped the fight to save IangGnrd from more punishment nn,i i, rnssilir kumkout ihat the gam wns not all in ihc sail,Ts hands.
 Iu ti,r first round l"th lads wcr" spartn. for lime and taking each .ahcrs measure and little rT'i fight : ing wus done. ln the sseond smith evidently had his man siczcd m and smiled into him frnn the crack of tho, bell. Right and left jHhs tO the jaw followed In rapid succ,ssion with an occasional straight arm poke to tn" wind which evidently distressed lang- ford good deal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Ssrviea.

Special Nugget SsrvioS.
 WASHlNGTOS, Nov. i1.-Prtsidtnt Wilson will not consent to m ad- ,o,rn,ncmt of congress nntil his cur rrn..y hill has been nrted upon. h" gag" this information out today |" lh s. nh. ,,rt intimate al the Whir ij.s" There was n" suggestion [" i":,.tt 'n ihr presidents statement hut l., .ir.ngly intinatcd that the c"''h- IT.. |. iniunIcd some curr"nc, reform and .Ll .n would d" all in his i"w':' ,n S.. !.i, IL got ii
 rh. ,n.Si,Iriu S,id that he dii h" tIini I. ,uultl lc necessary for hiin '' inirrf,r'. in order tu keep r"hSr'SS m s,ser.n and that m. l".li"Nr'l thai tih' talk If an immediate adjournment Was largely newspaper S,i"ssw"rk th any event there could he n" thought of ,u adi",rimrni SaiL th- president until tilr Mexican situation was ;h-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

their graves and buried while s'''' alive The utmost barbarlty serms |" prevail in these executions and scenes .f horror are enacted which seem al. must uncivilizctl One young ctptai'' ur federal artillery WAS sh"t and fell u,s,p his hands and knees hsitl" his grave. He was not even unconsc"us when the rebel soldiers reached him and he begged pitiously n M Killed bcf..r. h. was put int" the grave. Ti'' hrutaI soldiers paid nu attention u' his appeals and rolled him Into tn' shallow grave und filled it up will tlir1 while the young officer was stiII alive.
 The t,,n,lii iun "f the tuwnsucUiIle. cSlmv;,iliy the women. is pitiful as ViIl, carrying "ut his usual tactics ln,s allowed his men furty-eight hours uf uurestrained piliiagc and lilerl, The drunken rebel soldiers hav. II respect for any law uf man or God and the scenes within the city are said
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
nlnETY FEDERAL OFFICERS
 MURDERED BY VILLA

tu IH indescrib,,lIle. Homes are ef . tered and footed. Men ur~ tndiscrim- inuteiy murdered and women and young girls are carried m ly ihc lihlf savage rebels.
 Th. foreign rOnsuis have protest" again and again to General Villa but l,ay, met with little except pr"mis" thut when the f"ity-eight hours iih- rr,y Is up he win see that the ct : is properly p'lIccd. in the m'"n'im' the. streets are u shamhIrs and tl"' women are unprotected,
 \ larg. number of tn" late t"'"r"' garrison have joined the constitution a,ist nrmy and are joining with their lnt.. enemies in the footing of th" city
 The killing uf the federal officers after surrender puts Villa beyond th' ,.l. of civilizat ion and his action m tbis and in allowing his soldiers s"''' ,nI,ri,lIcd license in the town will w"f" great harm tn the c"nstit uti"nh ! ca use
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
BADLY CUT IN
 FREEING HORSE

r"ic l;crry. wh" left last week on his way to American river with Lord Nelson "n a prospecting expedition was brought into town last night uI.mI iwn ochmk with a terrible cui il lis lnnd. I:rrry's horse had fal- len through the ice Un Sinrock river and in trying [" cut the harness in order {" fr,r the animal I;rrry cut Il deep g,sh in the palm of his hand
 The wound was g" had that Berry could mt go "n and he procured tw" natives with whom hr started back to Nome. At Quartz creek these natives refused [" come any farther and tw" more were prMurd who brought the wounded man On into Nome.
 When they arrived at the fire house officer E"rly al once sent for Dr sloan who i""k l:,rry {" tho hospital and dressed the sish in his hand.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

The well known aversion {" drastr' President Wilson will prevent nm from carrying out his threat in re gard tu ihe new congress.
 t;< his ur.scnt attitude uf dcii.tn,'' of the Washington government iiu"r'" is making himself q hero among a certain class nf Mexican jingoistS an" .s wos pr,dh.tpd snmrtimc ago hi. continued appearance of hluifnG if' United states is eivng him more ahh more, strength among th" isn"r;im c,,ss.s in Mexico who are lcd tO b'- licvr that the Yankees arc afraid hl Hucrta.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nussst ssrvic~

spseisi Nugget Service
 MExIC OClTY. Nov. 1S.--In spit" of the warning from Washington de- llvered to President Hucra by Nel- son Oshoughncssy that Prcsitlen' Wilson would look with extreme dis favor upon the sitting of the Mexican congress elected illegally at the last elections the upper house met in it's first session today. It was thought that on account of the unrest in the city that quorum might not be pres ent but nearly all of the members. who are simply IIuerta's tools. were in their seats when the roll was called. After the preliminary matters incident to the opening of congress were over the members completed the organiza ton of the two houses and adjourned to meet again on Thursday when tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
A. SIS INSTALL OFFICERS.

The following brothers were rrEu- lr|y installd m their respective of- fees for tile ensuing year with Past Arctic Chief I. W, Raynr acting as installing officer:
 r.. W. Burroughs. past. Arctic chief. n. F. Crowley. Arctic. chief.
 w. C. MrGuirc vice Arctic chief. C. ". Thornton. Arctic chaplain. G. R. Jackson. Arctic recorder. !. Y. sheldon. Keeper of Nuggets. !. D Helps. F. N. Kicsric. X. \. AL ian. !. N sloan. T. \. I.acheidcr, trns- tees.
 Alfred lL.mcn. aichcmist.
 Joseph \. I,ursik. Arctic trail Euid.. f'axon C. Lewis. Arctic trail blazer. irving NJ. Reed. keeper of the inner toll gate.
 Hugo Hcyer. keeper of the outer toli gate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK Nov. l> thn"d states S,naiur b't;"rman today iS' sr.h q strong denial "r the persistent rtmnrs that hc is in partnership wuh Attorney George Gordon i:attn of New York whu has ann"unrrd that he is at th" head T a movement l." r,rrganizr Tammany with the object ut eliminating Murphy and as'in s"- curing c"ntir,l "f the Now York pol nh.tl pie
 While he has always l""n h Tam many man SrnaiuT pN;"rnian has also lrcn considered "nr of Murphy ,n,ls and hc owes his seat n th . United States senate |" that Chtcfiian II iS mi likrl, therefor that tho son . atnr would join any combination at this iin, N hose uhir,i was th" oyer throw of tli" Taminany leader
 If Murphy should l,"'s" his grip "n il" now very much ,lilapi,htrd tiger
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
OENOUNCE 1. W. W.
Spseial Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SEATTLE. Nov. lS.-DurinS th' course af d speech delivered an the floor of the convention of the \m- rrican Federation of Labor her" To- doy I'rcsidpnt Gompcrs took w"'s'"h to use some extremely bitter langras" in speaking "f the Industrial Workers of the World. He denounced th" L'' . ter organization as being friN"l"''s' worthless and unworthy m r"nsid"ra = tion.
 The speaker said that th" m"inh'fS of the |. w W. Were tho worst "h"- mics that organized lal"r had |" contend with and that 'h" ""n'h'"' . ,ions of capital and certain laws wii"-' affected the workinEmrn wcr" as nothing to the harm tiGit was hr'nI done honest union men hy this p"rna . cinus organization.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
Special Nugget Service.

Spectai Nu00sS Ss'S'ss
 ELL PAsO. Nov. ls.--Wor' has reached here by currier tlnt, n'itrlv .,n. hundred officers wli" hcI"ngcl | . the federal garrison "f l'.,r'z hay" been Killed without trial ,'H order ''f the rebel commander. i'ans-im Niiin.
 Among these are the chief of ,h'' secret police. Juan C"r,l.Wa and thu head of the .Juarrz police department Pablo Ebave.
 The rebels have ben diggng graves for the burial of the soldiers of '"'th sides killed In. the recent battle and whenever an officer tx sentenced DE Villa Ia be sli0i nr Is marched {" th' head of one of the graves. Il firing par ty Ares n vollcy al him and then ht falls he is pushed into the grave an" covered up. 1t is stated by Americans who have reached here from the fallen city that in many eases these officers arc not killed by the fire of the sal diers and that they are rolled int"
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owners.
 The civil authorities are poweriess in the face of the rapidly increasing numbers of the red man md 1t Is thought that regular troops will have [" be called upon to round the indians ,,p and return them tn their rcscrva- ti"n in case they continue i" manifest a warlike spirit.
 There is one chief whose name can not he learned. hut who it Is said was educated nt tho Carlisle school. who sccnis L" he directing the movements nf the Indians. This man remains out of sight hut his influence among the braves is said to be great and for some reason. In spite of his education h. k a hitter enemy If the white man.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
VII S0n WILL NOT CONSENT
 TO EARLY ADJOURNMENT

!, h,,,,cful view uf conditions and sail thu, h. had every reason to believe that u way out of the difaculty would be found without resorting to war In this the president Is more optimis' tie than a majority of the government officials here for there seems to be growing feeling. even among the most conservative members of the senate and house that only armed intcrven' ton hy the United states can straighten things out below the south crn border.
 While all hope ,hat Mir. Wilson may har. some informa ton. which h not as yet public property. upon which t. base his optimism there is distinct feeling that the trouble will never b.. settled dcfinately until the Tinted states intcrvens.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
spseis. Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 WASHINGTOE, Nov. lS.-Thc per sistant and we'll directed efforts of President Wilson combined with his threat to call congress together again immediately after the adjournment of the present session unless some action was taken on the currency question has had it's effect. Today Il dennit" agreemnt was entered into by the tw" wings of the democratic banking and currency committee tn submit n draft of the new currency bill "n next Thursday.
 This bill will have the approval os
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18
0'GORMAk DENIES
 DEAL WITH BATTLE

and Inconr a back numiwr :" far as t.liti,S ar" ,nnrrrncd IL iS probable that tn. S,.nit"r from New N"rN w.ttld hr Is uuich aS anN"n" |" jump in the other side hnl until h" k as- Surcd that Murphy is r"l"gatrd |" the liml. "f the political scrap h"ip h' will net commit himself and thr doughty iiltl, southern politician whrsr rrmarllnhlr rise in the c"un- ,ils uf 'rammLtnA ten years az" wa+ the wonder "f the day will haN" i" get along without tn" "i"'n snrl"ri of th, ,liStin::nish,d s,'laInr. Gordon l:iiIl" is however. a ""nsid"r'hl. power in l"Tl I"iiihs and if hc man- n.,,s to head u s,I,,rssful movement Cur thr overt hr"w "f the Tamnanf i..Ss hr will eventually h;,,r the snp l"rt "f b,;.rnEtn anI many "th"' ~iann.h Murphy men wh" will want always to l.. uiI thr side that gets the votes.
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NOTICE.

sstmkholslrrs in the S"nrl m tho North building. will meet at q. l.. I.omcn's oIIlrc Saturday evening. Nov. % Matter "f importance.
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WANT STRIKE INVESTIGATED.
seseIal Nyssss ssvv'ss.

3oeeIaI Nueoet 1eFvsee.
 SEATTLE. Nov. 1s.-A resolution was introduced In the American Fed cration of Labor convention here to- day demanding that thc federal con grees appoint a c"nnmittce for the in- vestiGation of the recent strike in tho Michigan copper mines. The adoption of the resolution was urged by Dele gates John Mitchell md Joseph n. Cannon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

The opening social event of tho sea son will be. as usual, the Thanks9'v'n' Ball.
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PRESIDENT FORCES
 CURRENCY ACTION

the president before il is finally sub mitted to congress. but it is expected that he is already familiar with thu exact contents ,ls 1t will be reported and little time will M, lost in getting the matter taken up once the commit : tee has made It's report.
 The president Is especially interest ed in the banking and currency re- form measure and has let it be nn- dcrst"oi that he will brook n" delay tn it's consideration.
 Board of Trade Restaurant is now
 Aaaa
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Fine new floor. good music. satur- day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

They will all be there-sa:urday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Balcony ssats soo. Essis Masassr- ads. Saturday.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-18

Floor tickets, St.60. Eagle Masquerade,
 Saturday night Lady masksrs free.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-12
BAND FUND
STILL SHORT
ABOUT $1,000
DONATIONS FROM THOSE WHO
HAVE ENJOYED MUSIC ASKED
BOARD OF TRADE COMMITTEE
ANXIOUS TO HAVE AMOUNTS
ALL PAID AT ONCE AND ALL
ARE ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE

The fund to pay for the Saracina
Royal Italian band is still short
$1,000 of the amount required and
the members OF the board of trade
committee, which has charge Of the
raising of this fund, is anxious to
have the fund made up at once.
The members of the committee are
c. G. Burgoyne, l. M. Waite and r.
M Rowe, and all persons who have
an inclination to help make up the
band fund, are requested to hand
their donations to any one Of the
members of this committee, or leave
the sum at the Daily News office.
The soliciting committee has de-
cided to publish the names OF the
donators and the sums contributes
every day to give the people an on
portunity to see the amount grow
until the required $1,000 has ben
reached. This sum will complete he
amount needed to pay the members
Of the band and pay for the new
seats and kiosk.
The daily concerts given by the
Saracina band during the season,
have been one of the biggest &ttr1c~
tions ever offered to tourists in fh6s
city of Daytona. and the pleased
crowds which have listened to the
concerts every morning, afternoon
and evening have shown that the
concerts have been thoroughly ap-.
preciated by the tourists and local
residents.
Some of these people have shown
their appreciation by coming across
handsomely in the way of contribu-
tions, but there are many others who
have failed to show their apprecia-
ton in such substantial way.
If you have enjoyed the concerts
and want the band to come here again
next season, hand your contribution
to any member of the committee or
leave it at the Daily News office
Any sized donation will be thankfully
received.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-12
CONGRESSMAN CLARK NAMES
HIS LIST OF POSTMASTERS
REPRESENTATIVE SAYS HE IS
NOT READY TO RECoMMEND
MAN FOR FEDERAL JOB IN
DAYToNA.

WASHINGTON, March IL = Con-
gressman Frank Clark has given
out the list OF names of men he will
recommend to the postmaster gener-
al for postmasters in the second dis
trict, as follows: Daytona, not yet
ready; Fernandina, Elmer J. Rough;
Kissimmee, Mrs. Simpson, sister of
Senator Bryan; South Jacksonville,
not ready; Starke, not ready; Fort
Pierce, Arthur B. Brown; Live Oak.
w. r. Dorman. As the commission
of Postmaster D. T. Gerow of Jack
sonville will not expire until some
time next year, it is not yet known
who his successor will be, but it is
assumed that before Mr.. Gerow goes
out there will be a lively scramble
for the place.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-12
new! Terms.
FOR PEACE
ARE NAMED
lLIIEs WANT Two CITIES
AND S3OO,oOO,OOO INDEMNITY
SOME OF THESE DEMANDS WILL
BE OPPOSED BY THE POWERS
BUT BALKANS ARE READY FOR
ARBITRATION.

BELGRADE. March IL New
peace terms have been formulated by
the Balkan allies and were published
today as follows:
The surrender OF Adrianople,
Scutari and the islands in the
Aegean sea. and a war indemnity of
500. .oqo, 900.
Some OF these demands will be ops
posed by the powers. Premier Pas
stitch declared today the allies are
ready to accept arbitration by the
powers.