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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
ARMoRY PLANS MOVING

TUCSON-The raising Of S}.50 with which to augment the armory fund
 was begun by Mayor I. E. Huffman
 who enlisted A. A. Trippel ill the cause and they had gratifying success from the start. A committee to approve plaLs will be appointed at the meet ing of the city council This commit tee will submit two or three plans to Adiutant General Harris, indicat- ing the city's preference. If all goes smoothly, it will be only few weeks before the building is started. The fund novl available is S14.o0O. If $500 additional is contributed from Tucson, the state will match it, but not this year. It is practically assured that a 2l,OUO building will be erected
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
NEW PosroFFlcE CONTRACT

MIAMI-The contract for the new
 postoIice has been signed in favor of the Live Oak street site, the bic
 made by the Live Oak Street Inn provement association having bean accepted by Postal Inspector G.. K. Marshall and now cnly awaits the ap' pruval of the authorities at Washing, ton before the actual change is made,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
WANT COOPERATION PLANT

CHANDLER-That prospects for combination creamery, ice plant meat market and laundry. to cost $2S,OOD, are bright is the belief of l. N. Kel- i0gs. 3 pioneer creamery expert who is working out plans for the establish ment Cf the enterprise. Mir Kellogg has been canyassing the district thor oughIy and is meeting with much sue Cess among the farmers. His idea is to make the enterprise a cooperative stock subscription affair and the first day Of his canvass in the country re- suited in subscriptions oC Sl500.00.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
SPECIAL WOOD RATES

PHOENIX-SpeciaI Rate Author. ity Eo. 2tl was granted by the cor, portariOn commission to the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railway cOmrany pub. lished on one days notice, for the following rate on fuel wood: Thirty six foot car. from Fort Huachuca to Naco S25; Forest, $50; Douglas. $33 This fuel wood is for the use of gov. ernment troops now stationed at the points named.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
Ariz0na News Nuggets

missioners to answer to a charge of contempt On September 10 the com
 mission issued an order requiring Chandler and Moeur to supply cer- tain data concerning the South Side Gas S Electric company by October II. They contend that the time was
 insufficient for them to gather the data and present it in proper form.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
CAN ISSUE SECURITIES

HOLBROOK - Permission was graated by the corporation commis- sion last week for the Navajo South ern Timber and Land company to is- sue stock and bonds that will net Sl,- BG2. .5Og. and for the Navajo Southern Railway to issue $1.0OJ,OOO shares of common stock
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

sity, Fairlie O fthe University of Hi nois. Bullock of Harvard. ard Fair, child of Yale; T. B. Patton. general counsul of the American Bankers association; Dr. R. H. Whittea, statis. tician fthe New York Public service commission: A s. Dudley, Tax Com missioner of the St. Paul Railway and W. W Pollock of the Manufacturers. Appraisal Company. The headquar, ters of the conference are at the Ho- tel IroquOis.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
E # g E # x # # & E : 4 BATCH OF SMILES
g # % # & x $ < F $.

"Ah, you dor't appreciate a domes- ticated wife, You ought to have mar ried one like Mrs. Stoppwt."
 "Ah. yes, now: There's a woman for you-can win enough in night at bridge to keep the house going a fortnight,
 A lady who had some friends tall unexpoctedly) at lunch time was rather afraid sine would not have suf ficieut food and told Bridget to bring in all she had. and she would make an apology at the table.
 Upon taking the cover from one dish the lady found it empty, and aftarvards asked Bridget why she took in an empty dish. ~Shure, ma am," exclaimed Bridget, an wasn't it yourself as said you d make an apology at the table, and shouldn't ye want a dish to put it or 9
 # E # "Waitey," grumbled a customer, "I should like to know the meaning Ci ! this. Yesterday I was served with a portion Of pudding twice the size oi this
 Indeed. sir" rejoined the waiter Where did you sit?" By the window" answered the GUS. ! toner.
 "Oh. that accounts for it" said the waiter. We always give people by the l window large portions. It's an adyer. i tisement"
 $ <
 Entering a barber's shop. a custC, mer with scarty locks asked for a bottle of hair-restorer. with which the assistant promptly supplied him. Foi | time he Persevered in his applied, 1 tion of the remedy for missing hair 1 but this only resulted in raising bumps on the cranium which would ' have puzzled the most expert phrenol 1 ogist. In haste he returned to the | barEer's shop. l Lock" he exclaimed. excitedly what the stuff you sold me in this bottle Las done to my head"
 Puzzled and perplexed the barber 1 took the bottle. examined it, then turner to the clerk and fairly shouted: 1 You blockhead! What you have sold this customer is not hair restorer 1t is my patent recipe for bust deyel opins,"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

George Fred Williams of Massachusetts has been ap- pointed minister Greece It be hoped that he will guage instead ci using freely he is accustomed
 Dr oberholtzer of Philadelphia says the Forest Park
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Members of the Indiana University alumni association are protesting against Indiana being the first con fercIce college to play Chicago each year. They declare that Indiana is all ways the goat and put on Tor a prac- tlce game for the MsroOns.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26
ANSWERS CHARGE OF CoNTEmP7

PHOENIX-That they were not given sufficient time to comply with the corporation commissions order that they supply certain data. was the defense entered by H. L. CnaLdler aud E. B. MOeur. president and sec, retary respectively of the South Side Gas and Electric company of Mesa
 when they appeared before the com
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

site has advantages pageant ned any fields he has seen in uis country and England Here is one wise man from the East who knows how to cultivate good humor
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Germany sas grown be the richest nation in fTVPe Things have been getting beitein t fAkeflsad etsr
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Dr. Sun Vat Sen has Tot been heard to protest be- cause tbs price Of g CieScan) on his head not made more valuable considrstion
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-26

Teacher: Johnny, what is hy2o' crite?" ...
 "A boy wot comes to school Witn q smile on h;s face" answered the youngster
The evening world., 1913-07-21

A Special Sale of Bed Furnishings
consisting Of Blankets, COrnfortables Bed.
spreads, Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases, es.
pecially desirable for Summer Hotels. Clubs,
etc., at the following exceptional prices:
White Blankets per pair, $500
Crochet Bedspreads. each. LIS
Satin-finish Bedspreads each, 200
Confortables each, LIS
sd. o.. Muslin Sheets ,,p
Plain each. 65c. to S1.OS
hemstitched each, $1.OS & l.2O
Muslin Pillow Cases
Plain each. lSc. to 26c.
Nemstitched each, 25c., 28c. & 32c.
Iythh Ausm,s. 34th unn 18th strrets. N.m turt.
The evening world., 1913-07-21

The makers Of Eckmsn's Alternative.
which 10 doinG 90 much sood for Lung
Troub!s. are continually In rscsipt o.
wonderful reports Of rscovsriss brought
about solely Through the ues Of this medS-
cine InvestigatS the case of this writer.
~ho used Eckmsa's Aitsrativs and who
10 to day enjoying good health:
al Second Ave-. Aurora, Ill.
"dsntismsn: Pardon me for not writins
sooner. but ! waited 10 see " would
stay cured. ! can now truthfuiiy ssy I
cough. NO night svssts. no hay fever
ailins with lung trouble. which grsw
fourteen the doctor saiA u could not BE-
sent South I would surely die Of Goa :
sumption. Every winter would BE- sure
10 have either bronchitis. Pleurisy Or
Pnsunnonis. I had typhoid. Pnsumonis
one time. had ostsrrh Of the stomach
and bowels ana had Hsy Fever for the
| last few years; but have not anything OF
the kind this year. I will answe' ell let.
| tsrs sent TO me, askipx . history OF my
case. from any oas suffering with luns
| trouble"
tAfidav,D ETA PLArH.
| tsiz ysars later rsports st.,l welll
| tADovs asbrs Hstsd: more on request.
| EekmAn's Alternative has been proven b,
| many years test to be most sfficscieut
In casss of sevsrs Throat sad Lung At,
fsetions. Bronehttis. Bronchial Asth hma
Stubborn colds. and In upbuildinE ~,
system. Does not contain narcotics, pol
;Sc: q s.s,,:,srm,ss ss.:' ". 's,: :,
Si.u. WIZ: the Er.m.n IsSerssors sa
r.oS:fi:. :ia :daislsn:Si' Si'1SisSi :siS.ns. :'.'as
The evening world., 1913-07-21
%. Altu,att & o.

have arranged the following Sales for
tomorrow (Tuesday):
An Additional Sale OF
W0men's Tailor -made Skirts
of serge ind other materials, regular praccs p
$3.50 to 1880 at $500, 4.S5 & 0.5O
The evening world., 1913-07-21

or concrete .te preferable. the root and
side walls are shinsisd. ~ side walls
can be clsp.boardsd for the sams cost.
tbs chimney 10 built Of brick.
ing mason and carpenter work. plumb
inE. shsst metal work. steam heetins
and painting ana vanishing 70 0.soo'
The entire cost can Be reduced about
$50 By having . hot air hsstihg plant
instead Of steam. ~,r.
Height Of first floor nine feat Interior
trimming cypress stained and Vanished
according 10 owners taste. n. g. PINT
noring.
The evening world., 1913-07-21
sAY HEAD YACHT FLEET
GOES PIRATlNa FOR "EATS."
Annual Club Sail and Dinner Makes
Western Jamaica Bay Stop,
Look and Listen.

The invasion Of the westerly end Of
Jamaica Bay BY eig nset from tbe
East stirred yachtsmen ana excursion.
lists, who didn't know. Il was the annual
feet sail and visit Of the Bay Head
Yacht Club to The Jamaica Bay Yacht
Club.
Commodore vrohwiitsr's osr,rSde led
th> formation ana the, fns line oi
dressed motor craft that ..'ksot stsp'
behind showed the ''othsr snd' yachts.
men that Hook Creek IL some place
msrineiy spsakins. -" -, il.
After dinner. At wS1ich one hundred
sat- at the Jamaica BAY Yacht Club. the
call to beard chip started the rsst asAir
to Rockaway. Point, whence Il returned
to Commodore Hamilton's quarters ant
danced . while. .-4..
On the way home Ysoman 6soath con.
nectsd with boauoad Of ,ciams, Which
The evening world., 1913-07-21
Mems Negligee Shirts

at unusually attractive prices.
Mems Silk Negiigee Shirts, regular prices
Mems Neglgee Shirts. regular prices ST. 6
$500 at Csc
The evening world., 1913-07-21

year prior to his death Carter was =
driver employed by John 4. Mccarthy
d Bro. dealers In building .rnaterialb.
and he 10 described BY them ~ . sober
and steady man. The place whore Car.
Ter was shot WAS an ordinary LIQUOR
store with . rathskellsr, In the base.
The evening world., 1913-07-21

wsv.rly Carter Was Net . 0ehSlsr
Friends spd relatives Of wavsrly Car
ter. who vas shot during = rad by
Lieut. Bscksr's strons arm squad
In q resort In Harlem. have asked The
Evening World to correct the statement
that Carter was . gambler. For over Q
The evening world., 1913-07-21

snent. Prior to the trial Of Pitt for the
shooting OF Carter the District-Attorney
caused an investigation to be made into
CaYtSr's personal history. II WAS learned
that he was . native Of Virginia and
that s,nos boyhood he had supported
himself by honest labor.
The evening world., 1913-07-21
FRECKLES
Nov q ths Time 10 Get Ri1 Of These
Ut1y Spots

There's no longer the slightest need Of
feeling ashamed Of your ffeckles, - the
prescription othine-double strength
% eusfauteed to remove these homely
spots.
stseukth-lrom Riksr-Hegeman Drug
Stores and apply . little ot Il night and
mor1ine. and you should soon. zee that
even the worst freckles have begun 10
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. Il u seldom that
more than an ounce 10 needed to COM
pletely clear the skin and gain beau
tHul, clear completion.
De sure 10 ask for The double strength
othine. - this 10 sold under guarantee Of
money back Il u fails to remove freckles.
The evening world., 1913-07-21
Honneseekev With Little
Cash 10 Likely to Find
Slipshod Methods Far
More Costly Than NHs
Employed an Able
Wovkfng Architect.
Contvol Of Sui. Contract.
ors and Expert Superb.
sion to See That Spscifi.
cations Are LiOsd Up,To
wa Often More Than
Saps Experts Fee.



Thsss are the questions that confront
the man Of modest means II he would
hsvs . homo Of his own. having saved
u.uoo cash:
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sss gsssans nsrs Hsnsy. Asvias -
0sAss nsaass
8sw uusA seuil ysspssay
GDass Sssa ~ sasalnss sesA
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- asssslAass VIA this, Asv
assA sAsuiA ~ W sssss
8sv saasA sAeuiA NJ SailA1ag
sssss .l
WAsss wsaiA n ~ ness Assas.
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WAss 70 sAs nSss lissss assAsA
- bsg,. inAsaisss sDsssAasas
In this series Of articles The Evening
World win present facts found after IN.
reetigatioa In the interest Of the would.
b Aoos-bvilder. 90 that he may avoid
The ;DitfaNs, that confront the small In.
veotor who can III afford to lose his
herd-samsd savings. n .'-
-
ssoSs
~ .sGnAil investor = usually con.
1psoto1 WtA . Asiuss Of 'spsS piAtsA
40 1osciAsAeteas A. I eeserai ruiA
shsee, ass. .copIes of houses PRINTED IN
plan books or copies of houses already
b0ilt. The plans include merely the out.
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"p"' s msmo1'
SS"s"uS"0" es tns
..ns "at mean maeh 70
p" ""e "ssne sN esu1'v
ou' - '"o work pro-
Anu. ."e 0""sr o"sovers' 70
sssse east no must istsr sdd many
% ~, .so 30 ."as mass -. ',,,, mouse complete.
N "a do no.h,n. ,n., :. ns, .s,. a"..;a.'
larly specified. Therefore disputss often
artss. causing ioss Of time, and the ac.
tvsL cost becomes greater than "a.
coatsmpIated.
A. q rule, renskE contraction. A..
slthsr mason. or ck,n.,tsr. sns r.o..
sarily othsr ~,or, than mi. !. 80. ~.
sab.oontr.c,or.. var os,.n ,,s,. r..s
. nnoat an .uos .uh.h,S. =, &c.. =. ~.
oent. "a a 49, en-, T,,. $50, 49,
~ ...A. -. ~. .-.i, 49, 81
.-o,.,r," ,,.,,.., .',." se'.
~. -. ~,.,,,.. =. 80 80" "u'
4. ~ ',..~..;
S..s 'ou"~e m's"' %
s '". s.'o"iu' eSpe9'
o" NV NV oeeoms IN
"" s...'"' o' = ~" Do on Z
os' 70 overcome thia
"' sceer' ~" oio on houss
ps' ~ NY a"eaoy oeen puiis. which
n0s oh,S % seen out every detail!
'"s ro.t' e'eeHs outlined By the
owse' u us' mousse Especially should
tns preoAuuon be taken OH low priced
nvpse' whsrs the owner has only Z
Se" esptsi 10 De9'h with.
NO, "A PRACTICAL kOuSE FoE
~ o00
~" s'ep. 'sn oe piace<
A"e 'essohs poTc'
'e.u"s 10 S'ae OF nous
sp s'so' - front OF nous
Wv 'a'"s V~'shs' VIII
~. " ua"",ns'
vi" n"ose tue genera
svus"' was that or
ou"o"s' v"t CONTAINING
ns s'snt ise' SIX insnes nigh o
% SUE moor VITA nat ceiling
0s.noe' e"Ispt IN Two closets tha
u.ec thaer s'ope OF roof
"s "vI"s room, tne sAirs are sep
~" room of Two nqpare CO..
H"' .n" ~ooa oeam over them' tn
~. " wal 'hc,os'hS closet "pls'
'sso' 'ne spaee oe'"een columns con
"yu ps"en"s 'shu srh' wors u
cov., go .,.,n,. .e. ,h. .aa,, asn en0usn
=, .,.,, 80 .,.t.. a., -, -. r,..I.
The evening world., 1913-07-21

we're steamed Q 10 Msadowmsss band
served with Bill sauce. The second
chapter Of "eats' Kept most OF the voy-
ayers from going TO bed too early.
The evening world., 1913-07-21

W'0men's COrsets and Brassieres
at the following extremely low prices:
Corsets (sizes incompEete), at 0Sc., LIS s. LIS
A limited Number of Corsets made in work.'
rooms in the establishment, at $3.50 & 500
Brassieres - at Csc. & SllO
The evening world., 1913-07-21
Silk ParasOls and Umbrellas

at special prices, as follows:
colors as hunters green. purple, cerise and
navy blue; also i'm black and black-and.whits
striped effects; heretofore $500 at $lS5
UMBRELLAS, for Men and Worren, of twilled
silk. with natural wood handles, plain or
sterling silver trimmed; heretofore $500 to
$500 ats2.OO
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
WEATHER REPORT.

For the District Of Columbia-Fair to-
night and Saturday.
For Mary yland-Fair and warm tonight
and saturday: light variable winds.
For virginia-Fair and warm tonight
and saturday; light variable winds.
The temperature today as registered
at :he United States Weather Bureau
and Afflecks:
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
WILL SHOW MAY DAY
IN MANY COUNTRIES
Boys and Girls to Portray the
Customs of Other Lands at
Neighborhood House.

May Day in many lands will be pic
tured at the outdoor theater of Neigh
borhoOd House at O'Clock this after
noon. Eighty-four charming little lasses
Of the southwest section. In costume,
will join with a group of hoys in pre-
senting ceremonials. professions. page
ants. and plays to celebrate the return
of spring.
The Aztec and Bluemont Club girls
will show how merry England observes
May Day with a May pole and Morris
dances, and the crowning OF the May
Queen. Other girls clubs will snow the
May Day custom Of France. the process
kets, the characteristic ceremony ana
folk dance of Sweden, and the flower
girls OF Holland.
The American customs will be shown
in marked contrast Boys going fish
ing. girls picnicking, and the hanging
of May baskets will be in this branch
Of the settlements novel entertainment
Festival End Tomorrow.
Tonight, 'The Play Of Merrymount,"
'.The Midsummer Nights Dream" and
Morris dances will be given by the
young ladies and young men Of the Sec
ticn. The May festival closes tomor-
row. when the main feature will be a
professional through n street, where the
Neighborhood House is located
Fully three hundred residents of the
southwest were delighted with the
Robin Hood and minstrel shows last
night and with the crowning of the May
Queen, the fairy masque and May-pole
dance yesterday afternoon.
In the show this afternoon will be the
following: English Morris dancers.
Ernest Dorsey, George Watson. Her.
man Barghhausen. Charles Kersey. Vol
den Koehi, Louis Calhoun, Charles
Beavers
May-pole dancers. Anna Hill. Dot Nc
OH. Helen Sweeting, Erma Mehling,
Esther Dietz, Jessie Mills. Ruth Jones,
Virginia Mullen. Edith Krause, Viola
Greenwell. Esther Taylor, Madeline
Crowder. Ruth Humphrey. Alice Turner.
Ella Masting.
To Show Foreign Customs.
France Marie Lippard. Estele
Schreyer. Leonie Twiford. Ethel Warn
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
YOU MAY
TRY POSLAM
BEFORE BUYING

TRY before you buy" is safe
guard for the consumer. Nothing in
ferior can be sold on this basis.
No one is asked to buy Polsam-the
perfect skin remedy-without first
proving its actual curative properties
by use Of the sample sent free to any
one anywhere by the Emergency
Laboratories, 80 West 25th St., New
York. -s-.
Millions Of persons have tried these
free samples. That they have found
Poslam meritorious is shown by it's
present sales-greater than those of
any remedy for the skin.
Eczema, acne, pimples, etc, should
not be endured while durable by
Poslam.
POSLAM. SOAP keeps the skin
secure against infection and disease
improves its color and texture. soothes
tender skin, makes compilations clear,
hands soft. The best shampoo for
dandruff.
All druggists sell Poslam (price. so
cents) and Poslam Soap tprice. 20
cents).-Advt.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02

er. Runy koehl, Irene Koeh1, Elizabeth
Duvall.
Germany-Stella Webber. Marie Nc
Coy, Edna Rosenberg. Tillie Baritz
Mary Bottazzi. Catherine Hopkins. Rosa
Clark. Alma Holden.
Sweden-Viola jackson, Eva Ball. Ada
Cooper. Regina Baum, Pauline Mothers
head. Irene Williams, Ruth Wells, Will
helmina Christopher
Holland-Thelma Cox, Pearl Digges,
Agnes Boyd. Marion Smith. Rose Beig-
ner. Lillian Hatton, Anna May Mullen.
Margaret Connors
America-Carl Warner. Lester Smith,
Norman Balderson. John Driscoll
Frank kidwell, Rosa Barghausen. Elsie
Hunt, Annie Raleigh, Mabel Mothers
head.
The executive committee is as follows:
Mrs. Clara ID. Neigh, chairman: George
e. Fleming. treasurer: Lima Willis. Sec
retary; j: p. S: Neigh. Levina Wood
worth, Ellen Kent, DR.. William J.
French. n. NJ. Little, Helen Boyd.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Haskell Pats His D. K.
On Ice Plant Scales:
Drpers to Come Next

IL consumers fail to get their
moneys worth in the purchase
Of ice this summer II will not
be the fault Of Col. W. c. Has.
kell, Superintendent Of Weights
and Measures. Colonel Haskell
has completed testing the scales
si the Zee plants and announces
they are In perfect condition.
The inspectors now will turn
their attention to the drivers,
who will be held primarily re.
sponsible for shortage.
''The ics companies have instruct.
ed their drivers TO give full
weight TO their customers"
said Colonel Haskell today. "If
the instructions are violated
warrants will be issued for the
arrest Of the drivers and this
0ffice will demand a c0llateral
of from $s5 to $50 in each case.
In buying fee, householders
should specify in pounds the
amount desired. The prevailing
price is 40 cents per 100 pounds.
To ask for q '5-cent cake or .
'10-cent cake Is to invite the
driver to give you less than your
moneys worth"
No complaints regarding short.
weight Ice have been received
this season, according to Col.
eael Haskell.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Begin May Devotion.

May devotions were inauguratod in
the Catholic Churches OF Washing
ton yesterday in honor of the Blessed
Virgin. They will be held every er-
ening in the month in many churches.
At st. Dominic's, elaborate services
marked the devotions. The Domini-
cans were the first to have such spe-
cial services. The Jesuits will have
deyotions every evening at 7:3t O'clock
followed by benediction.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Improved Steei Sliding Support Adjustable
SCREENS
s4 Size 24*33 In. 17C
Special ~

Full Size Screens-24x33
inches-to At any window;
have stained waterproof
frames: fitted with extra
strong. closely woven wire
mesh. which is heavily en-
ameled to prevent rusting
and the inner edges Of
which are supported by
steel binders. No mail or
ders filled. None sent c.
o. d.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Lord Percy to sait.

Ierd Eustace Percy, who has been a
scoutmaster under the Washington Boy
Scout organization for several months.
will leave tonight for New York. where
he will sail for England. Lord Percy
win remain with his family In England
for several months. after which he will
return to his duties as third secretary
to the British legation here.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Analyze Cuban Bin.

The State Department Is analysing the
cuban amnesty bill passed by the Cuban
congress last month. II 1t should pro-
vide for the release Of common law as
well as of political prisoners from the
jails, the measure will be opposed by
Secretary of State Bryan on the same
grounds that caused the rejection of the
last measure.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
Mexican Election Oct. 26.

II Mexico is not in turmoil at that
time, the next Presidential election will
be held October Is. This date was
President Huerra, Gen. Felix Diaz. and
others, yesterday. Reports Of fighting
between Federals and insurrectos reach
the Mexican capital from twelve states,
indicating the turbulent condition Of the
rural districts.
The Washington times., 1913-05-02
C0urt-MartiaI Ordered.

Orders for the trial by court-mirtial
of Capt. Roy c. Smith, in command OF
the battleship Arkansas wnen tina; ship
ran upon a shoal near Ceiba Bank,
southern coast of Cuba. February II,
were issued by the Navy Department
yesterday Lieut.. W. W. Smyth, who
was navigator of the battleship. also
will be tried by court-martial.