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The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
STOCK TRANSFER EVEN
TRADE SAYS WILLARD

baltimore. ~. u. July t..-'om-
mcntinE ON the transfer Of $4,000
No. of Southern paciii" stock by tn"
raion Pacific railroad for about
SIs. .oo". .o"u Of Baltimore and Ohio
stock by tn. Pennsylvania raiiroa' J
which was contaminated today.
President Daniel willard Of tn. Bai-
'imor. and Ohio. said
"Thcr. IL no reason to suppose
that the baltimore and Ohio railroad
company will loss ANYTHING by the
large exchange Of stock ownership.
and 1t 4. not likely tina, q; will gain
anything by the arrangement. las
policy in the future will Con'inn" "a
l, haa been in the past. Bai'imor"
will con,inu. to he the chief Atlantic
port Of the Baltimore and Ohio rni'-
road. This will not be ar'uatcd by
scn'imc 4, al mo<iVcs only but be-
raus. 1T is for the beet interests Of
the property TO do.
Mr.. willard stated that he hc-
|Ii.vcd the Pennsylvania had been
more embarrassed by its ownership of
BaItimor. ard Ohio stock than tho
RaI;imor. and ohio had because ~
the arrangement. but that whatever
the situation may have been in the
past. in tn. future II could be sail
most emphaticaily that the Baltimore
and ohio Is an independent property
and free to do whatever seems best
for IL. own development and for the
advancement of the communities
which il serves.
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TICKETS ON SALE
FOR BANQUET TO
STATE EDITORS

Tickets for the Chamber OF Com.
merce banquet to the newspaper edi-
tors TO De held at the Columbian ho-
tel next Monday night. were placed
en- sale today. Tickets ut one dollar
"ach may be purchased from V. NJ.
Friar at Chamber OF commerce head
quarters. from \. l.. Branson at the
brnnson and Griswoii Hardware
store. at the Trinidad Cigar store. nt
the 'Chionirle-News and Advertiser
Offices. The business men and citi-
x"hs are urged To make a special cf-
Tort to attend this liza n',uet.
The editor al some rcpr.s. niati.e
of tho Denver. Colorado Springs and
Pueblo papers viii respond to tn. In-
'iiT' ohS sent out by secretary Friar
aud each Will deliver an address.
tn. purpose In bringing the newspu-
per men here Ia to bring about closer
rslit!ons between the press and III.
people and the Interests OF til. NORTH
crh and southern parts ~ the state.
Matters Of Importance to this CON.
mun'w will be- discussed.
TIL" ban.u.. !. only on. t-a,ur.
of the visit Of the nc~.pap.r men.
During III. two days that they Will
he here they viii he taken over tn.
stat. highway To Ration. driven to
Sion"~all and to the Model project.
The visitors Will thus be- Ei,-n an op.
noT'un ~ 10 inspect the roads and
highway. ard the farming section %.
til" county and will lee In close touch
with actual conditions
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
zIeGENFUSS CASE
MERE Wn|JEWASH
HIS FRIENDS AlLEef

August I,~svnsuss. who on Mon.
Jay nix.s app~~,aa iAfos~ the city
s"ancii and made charge. al official
misconduct sxains' Might Captain
Of Poiir" Harry i.r~i.. ga. last nishI
arrested nv Levi. and lodged in the
county Jail. charged With running a
JI.'rdrriy house. Tn. srr-s, al Ll-s.
.hfus. I. declared by til. friend. ~
she eccentric r-sii"nt to .- mere
spite work bvraIt- he appeared
ssa.ns' Lewis before the council. III.
cid.EIs'iy TIA. 'ampi,in, made by
|IicT-.fus, aHlin.t Levi. and the at
r-.i ~ the former hy tn. latter. is
.sid to h. bu, annih-. chapter in q
'"ad oi long s'and'n2 between the
two men.
Zins-nnis. lives IN tia, portion Of
the city sba, Is within the restrict.
--i district and Ia said I. own and
rent a number of crib houses ou
snn'a tc avenue Friends o' I,-r.
cEfus. nov say that ~ 'h. charx. Of
running a hous. is pressed assia.t
Licsrnfnss iha, they Will make cont
plain' against the owners nf all ih.
house. in tina, district.
In November pi 1910. Zise-nfusr
gained som- no'nri-,y tn court. Hr
had beer arrested hy Harry Lewis
for driving through = funeral pro.
r.ssion aud brous into police rou'i
where he contested hi. own css~ with
police Judge and city attorney and
when fined. appealed the case TO the
county court. In the -winty rcuri
he appeared a. hi. own attorney. lie
came to court with q numb-r of old
dciapida'"d ias book. in baby
buggy and having studied law in his
Younger days argued with court and
attorneys. II va. ono of the mos:
interesting sessions ON tho rrrora ri
the county court.
~ the same time nn Investigation
was started into the mental condition
that he had at ore time been an in
mate Of au asylum.
Monday nisht ZicRenfuss appear.
ing before the council charged tina.
he had boon in,imi'l,'cd by Harry
Lewis and beaten IN and in q ram.
bling manner accused the nisht cap.
tain Of divers acts and said 'ha; the
officer had IL In for him lie aian
said that tipping" wa. going on in
the district. The council was in.
clincd TO place no cre,icnce in the
statements Of Zinscnfu...
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PROVINCES IN
CHINA M
REVOLT

Peking. July lG.-The provinces
OF KianX 81. Kians su. Kwans 81. Fo
Ricn. Szue Chuen. HUMAN. Ngan-
Hive and kwang Tuns are preparing
to declare their independence and to
form southern Chimes. conf.d.r-
acy. according TO apparently author
htisc siatemenis current here.
Fighting continues In the PROV
Inc. of kiang-Si aad n large number
Of northern troops are proceeding
there.
The nttitud. Of III. Japan.s. 4,
bitterly commented on here TIN.
Chinese believe they ar. stirring up
strife "r.rywher. and Jnpan.s. OF
Ulcers are said tO be fighting on tho
sid" OF IN. rebels The pr.N.nr. Q.
japanese gunboats In tn. fighting
@"n. lends color to th!s belief. Th.
s"u'h"rn"r- openly claim that they
have received assurances Of japan
rso support.
Commenting on alleged speech ~
IN" Ianan-s.. minister designated to
China. IN which Yuan KnI'S adminIs-
'fn'ion was criticized repeatedly ~
I" the recall of Charles u. Crane.
former United States minister. after
his Interview !n CHICAGO. and In,,n,-
i'"d that similar action would h.
ad'.sabl" in the ease o; Emilio R.-
mama.
tn" German consulate at Nan
King was surrounded today by t.-
surs-ni.. II was stated that In tn.
event az an atiar. IN" G.rms.a In.
tended 'o adopt their n~n measures
Tor protection. Tue tIouhi. appsr-
entity arose "wi1s ,o the Germans
ice-aiiy p~rmitiiat the -s,rndi,,.u
OF Two r-'oiutionarics who had tax.
10 :~frE. IN far G., mar s.anrs ss,oa
~; >snku.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
WIDOW OF COILS
HUNTINGTON WEEDS

Paris. july iG-MI-. Nrsb-ii, u.
Huntington, widow OF the late CoIl..
y E"niin ;'"a. of Scs Work. and
Henry = Huntington. the railroad
man o' Nc~ YorS aud ~ Angelic.
were married today a; tho american
Church in tn. Rn" IN n-rri
Coli. =. Huntington. who died 4,
August. 1900. left = fortune c.,inA,-
eel II m,ny millions which h- he.
dn"aih-d 'o his wife. his adopted sou.
Archer ". Huntington. his nephew.
,i"nf- y Huntington. and hi. adopt
"d daughter. Clara Huntington. bor.,
In Detroit. Michigan. now widow of
Prime" Francis of hatfield, widen.
hcrE
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
Blossoms Trip in
Slit Shirt, "Mipped
in the Bad by Cops

Richmond. Va. July i..--B blossom
Browning paid a s25 fin. In Judge
Crutchficld'. court nrr. today for
wearing sii, skirt and declared she
intended to go to Nc~ York at once.
where people ATE not prudish. She
va. charged with inhccen, exposure.
The skirt. iu knee high. and held
By the police as evidence. was re-
stored to Miss Browning on her
promise to sew up the slash or not
TO appear again In the streets of
Richmond without a petticoat.
Miss Brownint's lawyer argued
that the sale OF the skir' by W.
censed department store permitted
her to wear II. Judge Crutchf'eIi
repiicd that = city license for the
ale Of fire arms did not permit mur-
der.
The Justice after an inspection OF
the offending skirt. blushingly fined
the defendant. who paid with the re-
tor, that Richmond is a most illih-
cral city.
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NOTED WRITER MADE
MINISTER TO CHINA

Weshine'on. u. T.. july i..-ps.
Paul R-iaHrh. professor .! ppliiirsl
economy In the tni,rrpi;y o: Wash.
!axton. has been selected ss minister
10 China. Secretary nfyaa. ~.
keia.eh and pT-.idra, Wilson had ,
long conference at the Wait" H"us"
today. sftcr ~hi.a II i"cam- known
that nr. R-in.rh'. name vuIid be-
ssn' to the senate probably Friday.
Dr. Rcihssh 4. u writer of rc~os
siscd authority on oriental topics
aud far eastern politics. Ills works
on thcse subject. have been ,ran.la'.
cd into Japanese. Chinese. Spanish
and Gcrmsn. DF. Rc'aSch was born
in Milwaukee In Ass. was educated
In berlin. Rome and Paris aud began
college work at the inivs.sl'y NJ
Wisconsin in 1883. II. has been a--
tive in Pah.Americsn conferences
held for the study Of International
Law and his research. "" I. married
and lives in Madison.
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Saio.iki. July 1s.-fuli confirn,a.
tion of the reported ssrsinR AMI
burning o: the Macedonian town n;
ScrCp by tho fleeing bulgarian troops
and Of the oruciftsion. hacking Ia
death or burning alive os many in.
habitnnta has hen sent to tho Austro.
Hungarian Ro,crnmeri b, consul
general August krai of sa'oniki.
Three fourths of tn" i,"urishins q
town Of 5n."6O irhabi,ants Is mas.
NJ smoking ruins. SAYS the tonsu'
general. who ha. just returned from
Sercs.
Another horrityins story Of maaaa.
orc reached here today from Dorcar
forty miles north ~rs Of Ssloniki
Mu.silt,Ans there have mad" . writ
ten declaration. counier.isnc'i sy
three ioc'! 8u,sarian priests. that
the Hulsarians slaughtered thirty
thousand Mussuimans who so'iuh:
refuge In Dorcan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

WashinEton, July l6.-President
Wilson today. after an early confer
enee with Secretary Bryan over the
latest aspects Of the Mexican ntua-
tion presented by the Inquiries OF
foreign powers A. to the attitude OF
the United States. ordered ambassa-
dor Henry Lane Wilson At Mexico
City to proceed to Washington ini-
mediately for . conference.
Ambassador Wilson will hurry
north on either the battieship Mich
iasn or Louisiana. from Vera Graz.
u any delay would he eatailed BY
waitiug for . co0merciai steamer.
Officials here believe that the al
mos, constant Interruption Of rail.
road traffic between Mexico City
snd the United States will force the
ambassador TO make his trip by wa.
ter. lie 10 not expected here hcior,
July 81 at the earliesi.
Il IL believed In official and dip
iomatie circles that an important an
noancesnrnt Of rue attitude Of II,
rnited Sistcs IN the pending situa-
tioa Will ofllow the ambassador 4
sonfsr:nees with the pcrsideat and
secretary nryan. The presidents &C.
lion today. ofllowinG closely tho un.
official announcement thar snme Of
the sorr,gn powers which already
have recognized the Hurrta govern.
meat were pr~aAing for son,c 'niiea.
isou OF this osvcrnmcnt's attitude
toward the eoniiuuci diaordcrs In
Mexico. leads TO that belief.
secretary Rryan poasiivciy dcclir.
81 10 sdd say Information TO his
.sieN aeowsesmeui OF ambasaados
wilaos's cell 10 Washington.
However. " n assanssti that ths
saMistsseaitoe dcslrs> 10 learn tror'
she sahassados What iss1usness &C.
~....s sse Ssssass Stt,seesetie report,
IL NesiCe whes they js,atiy axresi
10 aAAeraa thei. sovsra9enis ~ith
What aMoaated % . foesmi enr.
plaias sssiass the attitude Of the
raised asis. in i's relations with
the Wucrsa r-esme. Ptrsideat vii
scs has kept IN of,ra NINA on tho
subject and 10 thought TO feel hound
TO sdher- to the policy hr snnoanr.
I'd early IN his administration oi
isadias moral encouragement oniy
Ia sach government In Latin Amer
Ira ~ ~~r~ souadc-t In constitutional
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FRAUD CHARGED
IN CuCGENnE|M
DIVORCE SUIT

Chicago. July is.-Dceiar.n1 that
the divorce of William GugH.nh.im
wahi. tn. miiiionair" mining man.
from Grace Hfo~ninx Gus.~nh"iin-
waS'. In 1901. WIS obtained By
fraud. .oliusion and criminal con.
sr!racy Judge. windrs. Herd aud
Baldwin. sitting en- banr to-day. In
s'ru",-d sta'"'s tttorn-, iioyn" IA
proceed In criminal action a.nina:
the alleged psr,i-. to the fraud.
'R-.id-ni, Of riinoi. cannot, be-
prosecuted b-rnus" the s'aini" Of
limitations preclude action said
Assistant state. Attorney Hob-r.
but We can proceed against the
principals tn the sui, Sho NJ, non
RESIDENT. and th"r-'a. cannot .ptoti,
10y sh~ statute Of iiml'atioo. 80
Mrs, GuSs-nh~ini- WahI. seeking
In sari"u~ sni's &" hs,. the div"r-"
declared invalid because Ia obtain.
INK IL she .~.r- iai-cl, 'ha, she Was
a r..ii-n, Of Illinois. testified 'Hat
sh- ac,-a on advice "g counsel for
her husband.
The judge To-day denied . ,noii"l
made hy state. Attorney Hosn". as
y fr."na oi the court. 'o "spuns- ia"
record Of the divorce. declaring that
the matter should b- taken b.'o'"
the appellate court shirh has the
an-s,i.n. involV-f under son.id-f,-
;ion.
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Was
%. K" WITH CANNON
DECLARES MuLHAll

Washington. u. 1. July ia
fund of s."o.o" to s1"o.ooo a year.
raised by IL" national council for in
dusiriai defense an adjunct Of tn.
National Association Of Manuiaciur-
ers--for opposing legislation iha, tn.
did not favor. was de.
s"ribcd to tn. scna,. lobby commit
tee today by Martin VI MulhaiI
Mulhail testified h. had no person 81
knowledge of tn. existence OF such a
fund but declared tha, collector
ior the organization had recently
siven those figures % the New York
World.
Il often have thought and hays
suggested. said Mulhnll. that the
council ought 10 be Investigated by
the pos,oifice department. " II
were Investigated. feel that tn.
gentlemen who run IL will have 4,
hard time accounting for the money
collected"
The committee did not question
Mulhaii further on the subject.
Mulhall swore that money had
been paid to him FROM tn. fund for
political purposes. but did not .y-
plain what the purposes were
In January. 1905. Mulhall received
q letter from former senator Foraker.
He suggested that he visit Cincin-
natl FOR short interview He
testified that he made written re-
port to Foraker showing how the
senator stood abou, business men
(Coutiuuea ~ paRs Thres)
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SAYS o. .. HAS RIHof 10
RI0uIATE CANAL TOLLS

lansing. Michiean. July 16.--
Maintaining that no treaty .'ipula-
sios with 0rca, Britain or other
power snstains the ,heary that the
rnised States may not Justly dis.
criminatc 10 favor Of American ves-
sells" In the matter of Panama canal
tolls. senator Joeeph T. Robinson Of
Arksnass today addresses the mcm-
hcrs Of the Michigan state Bar asso-
citation. In convention here.
The question Of Panams canal tolls
should be sivcr serious considcr1-
,,on. he DECLARED. because i;s dis
criNsaastioa will fix the govern
men,'s policy os canal eoairol for an
indefinite period.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
STRIKE DANGER
IN EAST
PASSES

New Work. July Reprss~ais.
uSes of the eastern railroads and
railroad 'ssinmes aad conductors.
In jolnt meeting herr today. formal.
" ratified the ssrce0eat to settle
ihsir differences under the New.
Icssds biii snd sent . telegram la
President Wilson requesting him Ia
Inform them whom Ne would appoint
o. hoard II mediation and conciii.
alton.
No announcement was madc con.
eesains the s,ssus of the Eric. which
railroad teecaiiy withdrew from the
rtoeeediass nor did either aide lsaae
. ssaieneai eosceraine the Intention
Se the roads to tnaist that their gric.
ssscea against the men aire'i along
with tho tsttrt's te0ucat for higher
pay.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

Cons,aH,inopi.. July i..--Th-
government is as,.rmiH.d ,o ru.h
forward Ottoman troop. az :.E ~
Adtisror.s. "sp'ufci by the Enissr-
lans d.rgs the f.c.n, balkan var.
II in'-n.!s 4. ,as- ihi, .s,id action
not oui> h~vaasc nf tn" material al.
san;axcs &" h~ gained hut because OF
the mo'ai effect 1, ~iii have on
Turkeys international situation.
II - expected that by this means
the position OF the ru'rram-n, w,i,
i'r strengthened and consolidated
and 1, 10 f-i, that II even the power.
insist on bringing pressure I" hear
io compel the maintenance NJ the
fninr. frontier line between Turkey
aud bulgaria from Enas on tho A-.
I-sn SEA TO MIiis on til. nla.k sca.
Turkey will ret be- In a position to
enforce the autonomy ot the prov
incc Of Thracr.
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TURKISH army
REMEWS WAR
OPERATIONS

sofia. Iuiy i..-Tulki,h troops
yesterday crossed tn. n,w frontier
lin. between Bulgaria snd Turkey.
ranninx from Emo. an the Aegean
s"a to M,dia on the Black >ra, They
already have penetrated a dls;aar-
"a. region. IN" Huisar'an uoops NJ
f-finx no opposition.
The Christians in III. ais;ric; ate
alleged to b. n-riaE before the
Turkish troops owing To their -s.~s-
s~..
u wa. ofI'ctails cansismssi today
that the cabinc, under Pr~nii-f Dan.
rE had resigned.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
FRISCO PROBE ORDERED.

der for the Investigation al the 81
t.out. and s,n Frisco railroad re-
ownership sas iasu.d sy tn" inter
stat. commerce commission in a.cor-
dane. With tn" r,-"nt congressional Il
resolution directing tn" inquiry. No
dat. wa. set, TIL. hearings viii be-
held in various cities.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
JAP NOTE ANewERED

Washington. July 1.-THE
) American reply I" tho last tw"
} japanese notes on tn. califor-
) mia antIi-aiien land law was
) delivered today by secretary
} Bryan to Ambassador Chinda.
) who at once eablcd IL to Toxic.
) As in the ease of the preced-
) ing notes the contents of the
) latest one were withheld from
; publication.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
WEST VIRGINIA sOL0N
CONVICTED OF BRIBERY

Webster SPRINGS. W Va, Ju'y fb
Ralph Duff. ~ membc: of the West
Virginia house Of eie,ates. was to-
day convicted of bribery in connec-
ton with the late United States sen
atorial campaign. Duff is the ser-
ond member of the legislature to be
found guilty.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

Eakic Pass. Texas. July L.
rrs'as that tho rousiiun,;ouaii.'s ii.
Mexico b- granted rishs Of bciils
Greats BY the raiScd States govern
sn~ut. Governor Csrrsusa. the con.
sii'u;ionaiisi leader. wired a long
protect to Washington today ssaiuss
recognition of provisional president
Hu~rta. The protest ~ss to b~ pre-.
s~ulcd by the -ons,!,nsionaiis, lip
ion,asic sscn, to officials In Wash
insson.
Carrahsa contends that the major.
i,y Of Mcsicans favor him aud that
10 he w-rc granted bcii!xcrcnt rights
he aoon could &c, control o: the Eos-
sruuscn,.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL RaElix SAYS

Paw started an
0Wiul row up L
our house tday.
He said that II
women nowadays
would cook an
keep house like
his mother us'to
that Reno would
Mt be- on IN
map
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
Western Leagu

Western League.
Sioux city at Wichita.
Omaha at Topcks.
81. Joseph ut Denver. two games
lh.s Moines st Lincoln.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
Weather Bureau Report.

Mostly cloudy with local thunder.
storms tonight or Thursday
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

AcNtso CITY. Mexico. IuIy ls.--
Ansaassdor Henry Lane wiison
leaves he6- tonight 10. Washing
ton In response to cdcss from the
state department
Secretary Of state bryan In com.
municatink with the ambassador
said President Wilson wished him to
make a l'ersonai r-v.. on the condi-
lions In Mesirp.
Nelson O'Shaushn nes.y. secretary Of
the cmba.sy. will be left in charge
Mobile. Ala. Iuis is.-Buycr. on
the Mobile Cotton exchange repre- 4.
sentins German firms said soday
that they had rcre,ved code p,c..
sascs from Germany stating that the
I'cslin government had made repre-
scniations to tho rnitei States con.
scruins the Mexican situation. The
irsseas scs were said to state that II
the United States dii NOT move TO
restore rcace IN Mexico. Germany
would take some Initiative to that
cad.
Eagle Pas. Texas. July ts.--rsm-
Inc soon will threaten the federal
garrison At Monclova according 10
GENERAL Jesus CarraBza who arrived
at Piedras Ncsras late last night who
said h chad troop. enough TO warsl
off a federal attack on that place.
Five thousand constitution alists sur
rounded Moncio,a. Carranxa snid anil
oil food snpplies have been cut off.
lie said a detachment Of Colonel vc-
rcratte'. federal troops were de-
Icsied by Colonel Eiiscndo at the
battle OF Candcla.
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botixias. Aris.. July ia.-Advicc,
that foreign government. were
hrinstns pressure tn b~nr AT Wash
inaton tn Induce tho United State.
io Interfere In Mexico created con.
siderable apprehension among tic
constitution onaiisssosernm~ni m.-s.i.
Of Aonoru today anil rau,~-i ,h-r, IL
Issue . siai~m-ai that .h- rebels
throughout Mexico have :lwsys
treated Americans with the htshcsi
sesprcs.
TIL. eonssituih.naiiu :s..F.~~h,a.
ttNcs IN this side II tho ,.cu.dary
ssid shst their ~. t..: dss,r- ~as
10 pr-v~ai for-,sn m r-r',nn.
we submitted to the temporary
defeat iaVo,vci In obr~son's retire
s.-ni from Guaymas a, the rcau-,:
of the foreign consai..'' said on.
Il sds'r today.
''tiu~rta II iosinE and want. "a
farrr Intervention. We do not
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
American Association

American Association.
Columbus at Milwaukee.
Toledo I: 81. Paul ..
Indianapolis at Minneapolis. iva
games.
Indianapolis 4: minneapolis o.
I.ouisviile at Kansas city.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

American League.
Philadelphia At Chicago. = games
Washington at st. Louis.
New York q: Cleveland ).
Boston at Detroit.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
Yesterday's Temperatures.

No precipitation: part cloudy.
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AMBASSADOR To MElN2
CALLED TO WASH|Mbal;
TO HOLD CONFERENCE

law and practice. II In understood
that he 10 ready to give due weight
to any representations ambsssa dor
Wilson may care to make.
The President has had the benefit
OF private reports from several bf his
persOnsl friends who ,havetraveieti
In Mexico recently. but those were
unofficial and not sufficient to form
the basis Of formal attitude II there
were to be any change In policy.
Secretary Bryan was asked n the
coming OF ambassador Wilson to this
country would grunge his projected
lecture tour. lie replied:
The newspapers might have ns-
aumrd that my lecture dates would
not interfere with business. instead
O. assuming that they would. All
my lecture dates were made subject
To cancellation.
Senator faii has informally nosi.
fled the foreign rciat ions rommittcc
that he intends TO ask the senate to
discharge II from further considcra-
fton Of his bill to rcpea' the neutral.
ity sisiu'. OF 1879. under which the
Ha~ria government now Il import
Ink mun!tioss Of war. while they ar.
denied to the consti,utionaiis,s. lie
Viii ask the senate to pass It.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16
BASE BALL TODAY!

National League. ....
Chicago at Brooklyn.
PittsburR 3. Boston /.
Cincinnati 3: New York 8.
st. Louis .; Philadelphia Z.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-16

Bsss missing buying chances Desl
OF the time? Its . sure method
OF keeping poor. Regular ID read.
ssS have Termed that. And fos1d {
rsmsdy in regular ad rsaAiaS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
F,r euildina Restrictions.

People living ont Peachtree road
have entered heartily into the plan to
place building restrictions on the
thoroughf1rc 10 keep dwellings a GER
tain distance from the road and to
avoid the erection Of stores and other
buildings held To be Objectionable.
Many assurances Of cooperation were
heard Friday. following the meeting
held by 25 property owners in the Of
fees OF the Chamber of Commerce, a {
the instance Of Charles =. Glover.
The property owners have agreed 10
form themselves into a body known
as the PeachJree Improvement Com
pany and to place restrictions in all
nouvoyauccs Of property which viii
fix tho building line At - feet ano
prevent the erection of stores hospi-
tails. business establishments. fire en-
CINE houses and shaCks for any pos
sibIe negro tenants. When IS per
cent Of the property owners have
agreed. the rules shall become eff
fectivc
owners Of most Of the frontage on
Pcachtrae from Rrookwood northeast
TO Decatur road were present, and en-
Enthusiastically Endorsed the movement
AS one Of the best ever started. Build
ing restrictions already exist with the
T. Rivers property. PeaChtTee Heights
and PeaChtree Heights Park. north of
Icachtree Creek, and it is planned to
carry this idea out with the entire
frontage