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NECESSITY OF
SHIPPING BILL
is TO BE SHOWN IN THE SENATE
BY CHAMPIONS OF SHIP
PURCHASE MEASURE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-Evidence
of inadequate transportation facilities
and Unreasonable and exorbitant'
increases in rates since the European
war. communicated to the Senate today
In a report by Secretaries RedfeId
and McAdoo, is to be used In a re-
port by champions OF the pending
government ship purchase bill IN urg-
ing upon the Senate the necessity lor
favorable action on the measure.
Senator Fletcher. acting chairman
OF the commerce committee, is pre-
pairing a report on the ship purchase
bill already recommended for action,
In which will be embodied portions
of the information furnished by cabi-
net officials. The committee will seek
TO impress upon the Senate the need
OF enlarged shipping -facilities Tor
adequately taking care of American
commerce abroad, and will urge that
$40.00O.0O0 government investment
contemplated In the ship purchase
measure would very soon be com
pensated for by economies in ocean
transportation rates that could be
effected.
The report of the cabinet officers
discloses shipping condition mini
mum as to available vessels and
maximum to speculative degree on
freight charges. which have been
increasing constantly since last Aug
ust. Only fifty per cent of ordlnar-
lily available ship tonnage for ocean
transportation is now in use for mer-
camille purposes. the report discloses,
and the secretaries assert that the
only remedy for the present situation
Is TO increase the available tonnage
in order that the increasing demand
Tor cargo space can be satisfied"
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BAR ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
ThIRTtETH ANNUAL SESSION OF
STATE ASSOCIATION OPENS
AT PARkERsBURc.
Col. Robert white. Of This City, Pre-
sided. and Many Fine Ad-
dresses Were Made.

Special Dispatch TO the InteIIiEencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. Dec. 2s.-
The thirtieth annual session OF the
West Virginia Bar Association con
vened here to-day, with members of
the judiciary and bar from all parts
OF the State in attendance. The ses-
sion to-day was presided over by Col.
Robert White. of Wheeling. the ven
cradle president OF the association.
whose annual address was one OF the
features OF the days proceedings.
The afternoon was marked by the
election of officers and the selection
OF Clarksburg as the next meeting
place.
Hon. r. S. Spillman. of Charleston.
read a comprehensive paper on the
subject of The Blue Sky Law" The
speakers attitude was that the pres.
ent statute. which was recently de.
clared unconstitutional. was too dras.
tic, but he strongly favored the poll
cy of such a law drafted along more
reasonable lines. Mr.. Spillman sug.
gested that the bar give its support
fQo.&{,.-A
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RETREAT OF AUSTRIAN ARMY HAS
APPEARANCE OF COMPLETE ROUT
REIREATING FORCES NUMBER
175,cJo MEN. AND FLIGHT rs
DiSoRDERIY.
Nature Of Country Favors Austrian.
IN Hetreat-Austrisns Not OFFER
ing Resistance.

PETROGRAD, Dec. 20 (via London
7:25 p. m)-The retreat OF the Aus
trian army in Galicia. along the LIsko-
Sabok-DukIa-Zmigrod front is de.
scribed officially here as more and
more precipitate and disorderly. The
retreating forces are estimated unof-
hcially as numbering 175.OOO men.
The nature Of the country favors
the Austrians in their retreat. The
corridor-like valleys and passes pre-
vent the Russians from pursuing them
over parallel roads or harassinR their
TANKS. Only SIX roads cross the Car.
pathians. two OF which are little more
than mountain trails. Owing to the
broken character OF this region the
Russian cavalry Is able to do little
scouting. while the extreme cold rem
ders aeroplanes useless.
The large number OF prisoners tax.
en-. amounting I'm the last nine dava
TO about 200 officers and 1900 aos-
diers. together with forty machine
guns. is believed here TO Indicate that
the Austrians are not Offering n stub.
born rear guard resistance.
isolated attacks by Germans In be-
region south OF Ekierniewice are re-.
ported officially 20 be continuing un-
successfully. Russian military critics
describe these attacks as a final ef.
fort. stating that the great losses sus-
tained by the invaders in the last
week or en- days are beginning 70 have
an appreciable effect
a period Of Inactivity apparently has
set In along the front before Warsaw.
between the Vistuls and Piilca viver-.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY MINERS MUST
PAY THEIR BACK RENT OR GET OUT
NOTICES SENT OUT YESTERDAY
TO APPROXIMATELY $500
FAMILIES.
Reported That Miners orfeiaIs viii
Apply for injunction " Opera
tors Insist on Eviction.

STEUBENVILLE, o.. Dec. 29.-No-
tices were made out here to-day call
ing on approximately $500 families of
striking miners in Jefferson county
70 pay TO the coal companies by Janu-
airy 10 the ten months house rent
hey owe. under penalty OF eviction.
These families reside in Warren, Mt.
Pleasant. Smithneld and Springfield
townships. and constitute the bulk OF
the population directly affected by
the coal strike. which has continued
without interruption since last April.
Ofncers. II was stated. would serve
the notices at once
Earlier IN the day Il was said at
Beliaire. In the adjoining county OF
belmont. that officers OF the United
Nine Workers of America would 90
into court and seek TO restrain the
coal companies from enforcing the
eviction writs. which, u was said.
were being served on the 10000 fami-
lea OF miners in that section Re
ports that the coal operators would
bring In strike breakers ana would
need the houses 'or them were con
hrmed.
Color was added yesterday 10 the
reports that operators other than the
Maner- PurHRiove company would
e1ct the striking miners from the
cOnpsnies' houses. when Frank Arm
strong. prominent operator OF Cieve.
land came 20 the city and conferred
~ length With Belmont county opera
tors. n was reported that Mr. Arm
.stronR was accompanied By w. X.
Woodford. Of Cleveland. president OF
the Pittsburgh Vein Operators Aaso-
ciation of Ohio. but this report was
found 20 BE- false. Mr. WoOdf0rd was
frnnal-n.n =.
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AUSTRIAN EMPEROR
THANKS AMERICANS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The state
department to-day announced the re-.
ceipt of the following telegram from
Ambassador Penneld at Vienna.
Emperor Francis Joseph has com
municated TO he his grateful thanks
TO the sympathetic friends in America
who sent gifts OF clothing and toys
to the war orphans by the ship Jason.
Half a million gifts this week being
distributed throughout Austria-Hun-
gary. The Emperor thanks every do
nor and person taking part in the work
Of sending Christmas cheer to bis suf-
fering people"
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noon OF the murder and had broush,
a basket of fruit. which he said wa,
a present from Jim Raschella. the dead
leader OF the Mafis- Entering the
house Saverino had drunk cider with
the guests and later left, going out.
side shortly before the muruer gane
appeared and after calling Rendo and
freschino outside. opened IRE on
them. During the firing Freschino
was killed outright and Rendo fatally
wounded while Jim Rascheila swas
accidentally wounded and died. bull.
lets from his own men causing his
death After hearing the story of
Rendo at the hospital. and after be-
ing Identified by the wounded man,
Saverino admitted he had visited the
house during the afternoon carrying
the fruit He claimed he Simply took
the fruit there as a favor of Jim
Rascheila whom he knew and feared
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but that he had no knowledge OF the
crime and had previously been afraid
to tell about taking the fruit to the
house.
Evidence in the hands of the au
thorities indicates that Saverino was
the advance man sent TO the house
TO see IL the men wanted were inside
and that having ascertained this he
came outside and gave the signal
which loosed the guns OF the "murdef
gang" on the two victims OF the Mafis
That he may have taken an active part
In the killing Is probable.
Other developments which came to
day were withheld by the autnoritieA
from the papers. pending their later
complete establishment, but all indl
cations at this time are that at least
three and probably four of the ''mur
der gang" are now in Jail and that
the entire story OF the plot itself will
seen be unearthed.
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Shippers Warned Regarding Confraband
IMPORTANT ARREST IS MADE IN
FAIRMONT BLACK HAND CASE

Special Dispatch to the Inteliigencer.
FAIRMo/T. w. Va. Dec. 2s.-The
twenty-second arrest In connection
with the Kilarm black hand murder
was made to-nigh when Frank Sa-
verino. alias Frank Francisco, was ar
rested at his boarding house. Tho
boy Is but nineteen years old but dam-
againg evidence has already been Sc
cured against him.
Saverino was suspected OF connec-
ton with the crime Monday and was
closely questioned. He denied any
knowledge of the affair and swore he
was never at Kilarm in his life. To
night absolute proof that he had visit
ed kilarm was secured and bis ar
rest followed. He was later identified
by Charlie Rendo. the dying victim
OF the plot, at Cooks hospital. Rendo
said that Saverino had come to his
boarding house at Kilarm on the after.
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PROPOSE CIVIL SERVICE
FOR FiREMEN AND POLICE

HARRISBURG. Pa. Dec 2a-CivI
service for police and nre departments
ana other proposed amendments TO
the CLARK third class city commission
government act will BE- discussed here
tomorrow at legislative conference
or representative Of third class cities.
Other suggestions TO be considered
are making term Of councilmen four
years. making ninety days maximum
penalty for violation of city ord.
nance. making tenure OF city troasur.
er, engineer and solicitor -four years
and permitting cities 20 erect and
maintain bath houses. The referen.
DUN vii also be considered.
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DISCUSS MANY SUBJECTS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec pa wide
range Of subjects. including The
craving Tor the Supernatural" and
American Economic and Social Prob
lens Arising Out OF the Europeap
War were discussed ~ the numer.
Gus meetings Of scientists held hero
today IN connection with the conven.
ton of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science Leading
WORKERS In almost every field OF pure
and applied science contributed ma
Ders dealing with discoveries and a..
volopmenis of the past year.
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LOSS OF SUBMARINE ~
CONFIRMED BY FRENCH

PARIS. Dec. %. f.55 D. m.-The
ministry OF marine today issued an an.
nouncemont confirming the loss OF tho
French submarine Curie In Austrian
waters a. has been previously report
ed In newspaper dispatches.
The text Of the announcement FOL.
lows.
The French submarine Curio wca
sent alone into the Larbor Of Poia. the
Austrian naval base. against certain
Austrian warshipa.
Not having returned within the
Tine expected the ministry OF marine
assumed that the information OF tho
foreiEn press is correct. namely. that
The Curic has been sunk and her crew
taken prisoner"
The Curio was te7 feet lone and
carried a complement OF "a men.
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VICTORY
csrrsnzs Army Defeats zapata Army
In Battle az Tepeaea-Another
Battle in Progress.

VERA CRUZ. Dec. 29.-Four thou
sand followers OF General Carranza
to-day. according TO official reports
received here. defeated 5000 men un-
der General -Ufemio Zapata. brother
OF Emiliano Zapata and Andrew Alma
zon. The fighting took place at Te-
peaca, northwest OF Tehuacan. in The
state OF Puebla and lasted four hours
Zapata's forces are said to have lost
some one hundred men killed. 30 pris.
oners. a quantity of arms and an auto
mobile. Among the dead were two
colonels.
Fighting Il also said to have been
begun at AmozOc. In the State of Pu-
ebla. short distance northwest of
Tepeaca.
Announcement was also made at
Carranza headquarters here that chill.
pancingo. capital of the State of Cuer.
zero. had been captured by Carranza's
forces
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MAYOR OF SALEM IS
RECALLED BY VOTERS

SALEM. Mass. Dec. 29.-Mayor
John F. Hurley was recalled by the
voters In a special election to-day.
Matthias ]. O'Keefe, leather manufac.
turer and candidate of the Better
Government Association. defeated him
by a vote of 1866 to 2.629 IL was
the first recall election in New Eng
land.
In the campaign the opposition
claimed that Mayor Hurley had not
enforced the liquor laws. He had
served as mayor four one-year Terms
and two years Of NTH term of three
years.
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WHILE MOTHER GOES
AFTER CHILD THREE
BURN TO DEATH

sUNeuRY, Pa, Dec. 2s.-
One Of the four children Of
George krum, lime burner OF
Grovania, Montour county, ran
70 a neiahbor's house to-day
and the mother went in pur-
suit TO bring II back. When she
returned to her home she
found the house In flames and
her three children burned to
death. The little victims Of
the blaze were two boys, seven
months and five years, and
girl three years old.
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AMERICANS MUST
SECURE PASSPORTS

WASHINGTON. Dec. zs-Ano,her
warning was given BY the state de-
partment today 70 Americans oontem.
plating travel abroad that they must
provide themselves with proper pass-
ports. Germany. the department
said, had given notice that after next
Friday January /, no persons would
be allowed 20 enter that country with
out passports bearing their photo
gfapha and viaed BY German dipiO-
matlc or consular Officials
Numerous complaints were said "a
have come from England. France and
Italy ~ result of Americans at
tempting ~ enter those countries
wi'bouf passports.
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NOTE OF PROTEST CREATES
SENSATION IN ENGLAND
CAME AS SURPRISE TO POPU-
LACE WHICH WAS NOT
AWARE OF FRICTION.
War News Took Second Place and
Columns Devoted
to Note.

LONDON. Dec. 20. 1915 D. m.-The
american note protesting aeainst the
onusn treatment OF American COM
merce, ana insisting upon an early i'm
koyement. came as q complete sur
Prise 70 the British public. as there
nso peen virtually no intimation that
any friction had arisen between the
two governments.
Tne piacards posted by the evening
papers were given over exclusively 70
the American note. and the papers
gave IL the largest headlines thew
nave given any news during the mast
month Consequently. the Brftish peo-
Die regard this ar one OF the most Inn
portant occurrences Of the whole war.
Nothing OF the kind since President
Cieveiand's Venezuelan message has
produced such a sensation.
The first impression OF the public
is that the note may create friction
and perhaps some unfriendly feeling
aithough the newspapers point out
that II specifically states that the rep-
RESERVATIONS were made in a friendly
spirit. The situation Is Comparable 10
tnet which arose at the time OF the
south African war. when neutral shin
pers began TO send careoes Intended
Tor the Transvaal Republic TO the peu-
tral port of Delagoa bay.
The Washington note had NOT
reached the foreign ONCE this AFTER
noon. but Il could not have been dealt
with had IL arrived. as Sir Edward
Grey. secretary for foreign Affairs
who has been away for the Christmas
Mondays. Is not returning until to-
morrow.
War News In Second Place.
Even the war news was allotted a
secondary place to the note IN the
news columns OF the papers. although
TAT cominS from the Russian front
was highly gratifying TO the siIiss.
There has been a slackening Of tbs
ngntng In northern Polsna between
the lower Vistula and Pflica rivers
where the Russians have captured
some German trenches. prisoners and
(conunusd on raxs rsn., a.
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DYING BURGLAR REFUSES
TO TELL OF PAST LIFE

COLI MEiS. o. Dee lg-aGoorao
Goodrich. ared I0 r. burglar. who was
fhot late lfst night hv Policemen Van
Eulseu ana smith. white he was ruhhin.r
the homo uf charles o. Neili Dr. believed
- BE- dFinE. but refuses Co tell anything
about bis paat nfe
~ went to 80 out iu thf dark" he said
20 the police f0-dHY. DC said that te
slept SUNDAY nirht In the city prison at
FpriuEfield. ile said Do has uu parents
wtte Or children. 1io has one sister. but
does not want her Co. know of hla raao
ono hull.t struck Eoudrlrh'a spinal
column and the other passed through hir
inteatinea. He la parulyzed from tho
waist down Ho is the third man tbaf
inicerunn NnnRuiacu has shot WITHIN
two years. a few weeks aan Nanrria =,
himself vas shot in the les b. = bur
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PROMINENT COAL NAN prAo

GitEENsBURG. Pa. Dec. %
Thomas Lynch. aged 60. president Of
me u. G. Prick Coke Company since
1895. died AZ his home here tonight.
he entered the employ Of the coke
company AZ clerk In 1870. Mr
lynch was a trustee Of the Carnegie
Hero Fund Commission. and his com.
pany was one Of the FIRST large cor.
porations 70 adopt the safety nrat"
unnrrFf~@f
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STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.

NEW YORK. Dec 2g-Arrivsd
steamers Ia Flardre. Rotterdam:
Fannonia. GLASGOW Cleared The
steamers Lusitania. Liverpool. CAT
fornia. Havre Sailed. steamer Ryn-
dam. Rotterdam
LIZARD Passed. Steamer Pots
dam. New York for Rotterdam
LIVERPOOL - Arrived steamer
Transylyanla. New YORK.
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WILSON APPEALS TO ALL
TO MAKE HONEST MANIFESTS
IMPOSSIBLE TO DEAL CONF.
IDENTIFY WITH ENGLAND
WITHOUT THEM.
Washington Speaks Firmly for Inn
provement in Commerce
Conditions.

wASHINGTON,Dec. 2s.-President
Wilson to-day appealed to American
shippers OF non-contraband goods.
such as cotton. not to allow their car
goes to be mixed with contraband
articles. The United States govern
ment. he announced. could deal conf
IDENTIFY with the difficulties which had
arisen I'm the treatment OF American
commerce by Great Britain only n
supported by absolutely honest mani
tests.
This statement followed = discus
sion by the President with his cabinet
to-day OF the general shipping situa-
ton and OF the note dispatched yes
terday to Great Britain protesting at
length against the British policy OF
prolonged detensions of cargoes and
other interference with American
trade.
A publication of synopsis of the
note. the contents Of which was con-
firmed at the White House and state
department. arouse much interest not
only In diplomatic circles but in con-
gress and official quarters generally.
Many diplomats of European and
south American countries made for
NAL inquiry at the state department
CONCERNING lne note and were prom
ised a memorandum on the subject.
There was a confident feeling in
diplomatic quarters that steps would
be taken by other leading nations OF
this hemisphere as well as by Euro
pean neutrals to point out to Great
Britain their acquiescence in the
American point of view.
Speaks Firmly.
From the way President Wilson
discussed the situation with callers.
1t was evident that the Washington
government had spoken firmly OF its
desire for an improvement in the con-
ditions of neutral commerce ans was
prepared TO insist further on It's
rights. The President declared that
the theory expoundod by the United
States In its note was from the Amer
ican point OF view hardly debatable.
(Continusd on Pare 1sn.)
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aAIIHFR AppoIn1rn

hAkRlSBUhG. Pa. Dec. 2gs-Gov-
.ernor Tener to-day announced that hs
had appointed Walter ". Gather. of
Allegheny county his private secre b.
iary. 20 be member 81 the public ser
vice commission. 20 fili a vacancy.
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Firina At Naeo.

NACO. Ariz, Dec. 29.-General
hilfs Carranza troops in Naco. SO.
nora. began firing again tonight after
sending out scouts. who were report.
90 10 have been driven back by Yaaui
Indians. The Indians are believed 10
be part Of the guard Governor Nayto.
rena threw around the town last night
10 prevent Hill's troops leaving be
fore Brigadier General Hugh l.. SCOTS
border safety plan was finally &C.
cepted
Yesterday. Maytorena was expected
10 announce his agreement 10 the
plan which provided that Hiu should
evacuate Naco and assemble his force
~ Aqua Prieta. opposite Douglas.
Aria. Nayforena's agents reported
last night that they would hold anoth.
er conference with General Scott. and
THIS was taken here 20 mean there
would be- further delay.
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FRENCH STATEMENT

PARIS. Dec. 20. 1910 d. m-Tbe
ohicial communication issued BY the
war ohice tonight simply says that no
Incident of note had been reported
from The front this evening
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ALL Booze paoHIsirEo.

LONDON. Dec. %. s:s5 D. m.-A
Reuter- dispatch from Petrograd SAYS
that en- order has been issued there
prohihitlng the sale % all alcoholic
drinks In the city including beer.
Ihis order applies even to the clubs
and high grade restaurants.
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rHn wnATHnn

WAeHTNoToN. nee. ao.-roreoastf
ohio and western rennayivanfa-
Partly clcudyi colder WednasdaV. cola
waye and fair Thursday
West Wirrinia-Partiv cIoudw "a
mueh colder wednesday night. rhursdsv
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Early IN the war an imperial decree
vas issued prohibiting the sale of
VODKA and other spirituous liquors
throughout Russis. Tradc IN lighter
aleohohc drinks. such a. beer and
hght wines. however. has been Der.
mitted hitherto.
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tcontinusd on Pas. rsn.)
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-29

Reform Department for two years, a
ID. A. h. and a member of the board
of the Chicago Home for the Friend
less, perhaps her greatest work has
just been accomplished in raising
among club women OF the state. ten
thousand dollars for the erection of
the Illinois Cottage at the Industrial
School for Girls. The business OF a
great convention must be thoroughly
systematized and in this work Mrs.
Andrew p. Coon as recording secre-
tary is engaged Training as presi-
dent of the Chicago Culture Club. as
president of the Sixth District of H.
linois, as an active factor in Juyen-
lie Protective work and in the Wom-
ans City Club given to the study of
great civic problems, has taught Mrs.
Coon something of the needs in club
work and prepared her for her pres
ent position.
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NORTH WHITE CHEEK

Mrs. VIM. Luke and son Forrest
visited in Hoosick Falls recently.
Dogs in this town are getting scar
Ger since the second three dollars
tax came out.
James Luke of Mechanicville was
week end guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Luke.
Charles Agan, who has been confin
ed to the house lately on account of
illness is improving slowly.
Alfred Baker, who has been quite
sick the last four weeks with ~
phoid fever is slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Slower of Val.
ley Falls were guests of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Agan Sunday.
The hard storm of Saturday made
roads in this vicinity almost impass-
able on account of high water. Now
we have sleighing once more.
The home Talent play given by the
Center Cambridge Changers in Cam
bridge Friday evening was largely at
tended and voted great success.