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Evening star., 1915-01-20
Our Treaty With Colombia.

To the Editor of The Star:
Permit me to state, in calm and
judicial spirit, certain incontestable
facts in regard to the pending treaty
with Colombia, with which every fair
minded person should arm himself at
this moment.
the world we stand as the foremost
defender of international arbitration.
having made recently more than
twenty treaties designed to secure ami
cable settlements of International dis
putes.
.. The last act of President Tafts
administration. as communicated to
Congress March l, 1913. was designed
to bring about an amicable settlement
with Colombia through the payment of
S25,00O,0OO, d suggestion Colombia de-
clined because the Colombian govern
ment cherishes the expectation that the
incoming administration will arbitrate
the entire Panama question.
3. That administration began with
Senator Bacon as chairman of the Sen
ate committee on foreign relations. A
few years before he had made d
famous speech in the Senate advo-
eating the making "of a treaty with
the Republic of Colombia submitting to
the permanent court of arbitration at
ne Hague, OF 10 some OtneT
to be agreed upon, for impartial
arbitrament and peaceful determine
tion, all questions between the United
States and the Republic of Colombia
growing out of the matters herein
recited.'
4. To the present administration CO.
lombia presented her earnest petition
for just such an arbitration as Senator
Bacon said she was entitled to, and
her request for arbitration was re-
fused in every form. The present ad-
ministration then strove to come to
an agreement by peaceful negotia-
tions." offering Colombia sz5,00O.OO0 in
settlement of her claim of over twice
that sum. After considerable delibera-
ton Colombia accepted the offer of
compromise in the good spirit in which
1t was made.
S. If l am correctly informed, Co
lombia will gladly cancel the pending
treaty at any moment, provided our
prayer for arbitration is granted at
The Hague, or before any other tri-
bunal to be agreed upon. Certainly
Colombia is entitled either to a ratifi-
cation or to arbitration.
6. This is critical moment in our
trade relations with Latin America.
We may secure all that Europe is now
losing if cordial good will can be made
to prevail.
Z. The potent organ of Latin Ameri-
ca. Las Novedades, published in Span
ism at New YORK, mas during the cur
rent month made an eloquent appeal
to the people of the United States to
settle the pending question with Co
lombia. Among other things it says:
Nothing could prevent the Latin
American republics from being op-
pressed with profound sorrow II they
should miss in the inauguration Of the
canal Colombia's flag; II they should
hear in such a place, at such moment,
the complaint of a weak sister offended
in her most tender interests. 1t would
be lamentable indeed If tomorrow the
historian of the great Inauguration
were to record that the nation that
once was sovereign of the soil and
territory of the isthmus pleaded in
vain during long. anguishing years for
the fair redress due her in full justice"
HANNIS TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
DOUBT WHETHER AUDITOR
IS SUBJECT TO CONGRESS
Senate Judiciary Committee Soon to
Consider Bill to Abolish Fee
System, However.

The subcommittee of the Senate Ju-
dietary committee. which has before
1t the bill to abolish the fee system
by which the auditor for the District
Supreme Court is now paid and to es-
tablish regular annual salary for
that official, probably will meet again
in the near future and determine what
shall be done with the bill.
At present the members of the sub
committee are considering the question
as to whether the office of auditor for
the District Court is one that is prop
erly subject to legislation by Congress.
The suggestion has been made that the
auditor is an officer of the court. ap-
pointed by the court, and should be
subject to action by the court.
1t appears that the old Maryland law
regarding the matter. which. = IS said,
has not been changed since 1888. still
has bearing and the subcommittee mem
berS have not determined whether this
has been superseded by laws of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Philadelphia Orchestra.

The Philadelphia Orchestra. under the
direction of Leopold Stokowski, gave its
second brilliant symphony concert of
the season at the New National Theater
yesterday afternoon. with Nine. Alma
Gluck. the noted young prima DONNA
as its vocal soloist. The symphony was
the Tschaikowsky Fourth and its rem
dition reflected the splendid genius of
the conductors Interpretation. The
overture to Mozart's Marriage OF FL
caro- and the Overture "Entra'acte''
the other orchestral numbers.
Nine. Alma Gluck sang the Biondina
aria from Mozart's "SeraiP' and the
Casta Diva aria from Bellinfs Norma
and both won rich applause. The con-
cert was marked by the usual repre-
sentative attendance that filled every
seat in the theater and forced many to
stand.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

or shrewd old Granny Fox. Reddy
and Sammy and Blacky wanted to
know just where Buster Bear had gone
| to bed for the winter. Not that it was
any of their business. Oh, my, no.
Perhaps that was the reason they were
SO eager to find out You know some
people are just that way. They would
have wanted to find out anyway, be-
cause it is their nature to want to
| find out all about other peoples af-
fairs. but they were especially anxious
| to find this out now because they were
hurt in their pride.
7 Yes, sir, these three rogues were hurt
in their pride. Here they were with
three pairs of the sharpest eyes in the
Green Forest and they had been un-
able to find out what Peter Rabbit had
found out all by himself. And Peter
| wouldn't tell. He wouldn't give even
the tiniest hint.
| "All We have to do" said B1acliy. lis
to watch Peter and not let him know
that we are watching. You know
Peter and you know that he is bound
to visit the place where Buster is If
| he thinks he can do it without being
seen. He simply can't keep away from
| there. I've kept d pretty sharp watch
OF Peter lately. and ! don't believe he
has been over there for some time. BY
| lHls 'Ithe nc must ne SettlHs atAious
! to make sure that Buster is still where
! he left him. If we give him chance
! | believe he'll so this very afternoon
Now here is my plan. You. Reddy. get
old Granny Fox to go hunting with you
| up in the Old Pasture this very after
noon Go past the dear Old Brier
! Patch. 50 that Peter will see you go
| tie will think then that 1t is safe for
| him to go over to the Green Forest
! You. Sammy. hide where YOU can see
| Peter start. aud then follow him with
anywhere around. We all know that
there isn't d better spy in the Greer
Forest than YOU. Sammy Jay
| Sammy looked pleased. You soc, the
| habit of spying has run in his family
| SO long that it doesn't seem wrong tC
F., him. In fact. he thinks it very smart
I'll hide in a thick hemlork tree
over near the great rock. for we know
that it is somewhere near there that
Buster has gone to sleep. Tomorrow
morning well all meet here and Sammy
and / will tell Reddy what we find out
What do you think of that plane
Sammy Jay thought it splendid. anG
said So Reddy, Fox didn't altogether
like it. He never trusts anybody
which is always the way with people
who cannot be trusted themselves. Il
he did his part he would have to trust
Sammy and Blacky to do theirs, anG
to tell him all they found out. But
he could think of no better plan and
so he agreed.
"All right" said Blacly. IT'S all
settled. so now let's get busy. Per
haps," he suggested slyly, Hooking very
hard at Reddy. IF you and Granny
come back by way of the Green Fores,
about dark you may be able to catch
Evening star., 1915-01-20
LOSES IN CUPID QUEST.
Vera Cruz Hero Returns License to
Wed and Will Re- Enlist in Navy.

Charles +. Davis, hero of Vera
Cruz, who landed with his companions
from the battleship Louisiana un-
daunted by Mexican guns, has been
worsted in man to man" battle for u
woman's heart. The former bluejacket
admitted his defeat today when he re-
turned to Clerk Kroll at the marriage
license counter a license secured last
Monday for his marriage to Miss May
NJ. Merryman.
She turned me down for another
fellow" was the remark of the disap-
pointed bridegroom. Davis did not oh
ject when he was told the fee could
not be returned. He expressed an in
tention to re-enlist in the United States
Navy and to seek an assignment to
the Pacific fleet so as to be as far from
Washington as possible.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
PROTEST MADE PUBLIC
BY CARDINAL MERCER
Alleges He Was Threatened and His
Rights Violated by German
Authorities.

LONDON. January 20-The Amster-
dam correspondent of Reuters Tele-
gram Company telegraphs that Cardi-
nal Mercier has made a formal protest
against his treatment at the hands of
the German authorities in Belgium.
The cardinal has published his pro-
test in the form of a letter, dated
January 10, and has sent copies to all
priests in his diocese. The letter
follows:
without doubt you have seen the
communication from the German gov
ernment of Brussels, as published in
the daily papers, and in which it is
declared that Cardinal Mercier, Arch
bishop of Malines. is in no wise him
dered in the exercise of his episcopal
work The facts show how far this
report is from the truth.
Vicarage Invaded by Soldiers.
On the evening of January ! and
on the next day soldiers forced their
entry into the vicaraSe. seizinE my
pastoral letter, and, contrary TO my
episcopal order, they prohibited read
ing of the letter before congregations
threatening the severest punishment
which would have been inflicted on
wears of parishes. My own dignity
they did not spare.
"On the I'd of January. carly in the
morning-at o'clock received an
order to appear on that same morning
before the governor general to answer
for my letter to the priest and parish
toner's The next day / was forbidden
to attend the service at the cathedral
at Antwerp. Finally / was not allowed
to move about freely to visit other
bishops in Belgium.
Your and my own rights are thus
Evening star., 1915-01-20
RURAL CREDITS CONSIDERED.
Senate Banking and Currency Com
mitee Takes Up Proposed Legislation

Rural credits legislation was up for
consideration at a meeting today of the
Senate banking and currency committee
with a view to reporting bill as soon
as possible.
The meeting was called by Chairman
owen pursuant to the action Of the demo-
critic caucus Monday night in adopting
a resolution declaring it the sense Of Sen
ate democrats that rural credits bill
be pressed at the earliest practicable
date"
The committee had before 1t particu-
larly for consideration what is known
in the Senate as the Hollis bill, framed
by the joint banking and currency SUBJ
committee Of the two houses last sum-
mer. This measure provides for the Gre
alton of a rural credits system, under
general control Of the federal reserve
board. An executive officer Of the sys-
tenn would be known as the farm loan
commissioner. and loans would be made
on first mortgage and first liens on farm
lands, through associations to be organ
lied in the farming sections.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
SLATED FOR APPOINTMENT.
Men for Trade Commission Consid
cred by President Wilson.

Will H. Perry of Seattle, Wash; JOS
eph E. Davies of Wisconsin, now COM
missioner of corporations; f. N. Hur-
ley of Chicago. George +. Peabody of
New York and man from the south
were on President Wilson's slate today
for appointment to the new federal
trade commission.
1t was net known whether Mr.. Pea
body would accept, but with the pos
sibility of a change or two it was
expected the nomination might go to
the Senate this week.
Mr.. Perry is progressive republican,
Davies, Hurley and Peabody are demo-
Gratis. No more than three members
can be of the same political party.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

violated. AS citizen of Belgium. Is a
pastor and as a member of the holy
congregation of cardinals l strongly
protest against it. However others
may interpret it, this experience has
proved that my pastoral letter has
caused no danger of rebellion. On the
contrary, it has been instrumental in
calming minds and appeasing them.
Il congratulate you that you have
done your duty.
According to the Amsterdam Tjid. the
letter of th. cardinal WAS distributed
secretly by special couriers to All par
ishes throughout the Sc" Of Malincs.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
DR.. GLEESON SERIOUSLY ILL.
Department Commander of G.. A. R
Stricken With Paralysis.

Or. J. h. r. Gleeson, department COM
mander of the Department of the Poto-
mac of the G.. A. r.. who was taken to
Garfield Hospital yesterday after be-
ing stricken with paralysis at his home,
1415 Harvard street northwest, was re-
ported today to be in a serious condi-
ton.
Many G. A. r. friends visited the hos
pital today. but the condition of the
stricken man was such that they were
not allowed to see him
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Receiver for $50. .OOO. 900 Plant

INDIANAPOLIS. IUd.. January q"
Finley T.. Mount was appointed rr-
ceiver for tho NJ. l;umclv 'ompans. q
$50 600. 600 farming macn t',~rN una.I-f-
featuring concern. 10y lud-N \ ",
Anderson YESTERDAY afternoon ii.T
bond was hNed at Sso."no aud n" rts
instructed To coutiuu" the operation -
the plants Sptil further ORDERS Ir".l
the court.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

Peter before he gets back to the dear
old Brier Patch"
Reddy frightened up right away.
That's so." said he. It's worth try
ing anyway. I'm off to get Granny
and start for the Old Pasture. Here's
hoping your plan works out, Blacky."
Here's hoping" replied Blacky, and
the three rogues separated, each to do
his part.
Evening star., 1915-01-20

able clubs has just died in hospital
at Bryn Mawr. Pa. from injuries re-
ceived last Saturday during "A fox hunt
which was conducted by the kadnor
Hunt Club at Malvern. near here
Evening star., 1915-01-20
Fatally Hurt in Fox Hunt.

PHILADELPHIA. January oo.-AleN-
ander d. Grange. widely known IN so
cietv and a member of many fashion
Evening star., 1915-01-20

John Thompson Loving. VIA. a. ~
Pulaski. Va. WAS found dead i0 .e
bathroom at n hotel in Richmond. "
Evening star., 1915-01-20
BIacky the Crow UnfoIds a
Plan.

'Tis never nice to peek and pry
In things that don't concern you.
II you do so you'll be a spy.
And everybody'll spurn you.
Reddy Fox and Sammy Jay listened
eagerly to the plan which Blacky the
Crow had worked out in that crafty
head Of his. You know there is no one
in all the Green Forest craftier than
Blacky the Crow, not even Reddy Fox
Evening star., 1915-01-20
WINTER RESORTS.
0Aantie City
Tsta8asRtse aeaGasiieo
open &tsasho.at the gs~s.
F.1OTemsleu&Son
FLORIDA.

The Wiltshire nss, ns sS. y:sn and G,sss11 nsssn
improved Cap. $50. Private baths, running
water In rom. elevator. Music. Special
si2 20 rIp weekly: S. ~ w da'ly. open all yea-
Rocket. SAM El. ELLIS.
Evening star., 1915-01-20
FLORIDA.

STORAGE MOVING, PACKING AND SHIPPING.
Experienced handlers and expert packers. NO
trouble to esti. Phi. NJ. 5976 or postal Storage
Dept. Globe Furniture Co. 1923 1fh gt. n.W.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
HAZEL ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Crawford and
daughter, Edna May, have gone west
for months visit. We hope they
will not decide to locate there for
they will be greatly missed by their
many friends here.--Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Ware gave the young people Of the
community a lawn social Saturday
night Miss Lille Elliott presided ut
the punch bowl MIR. and Mrs. Ware
know how to show the young people
good time.--The annual Ellcr re-
union met with George Green and
family Aug. 2s and 20. They will
meet with Walter Beekley and fam
ily near Ladodnia next year, Miss
Nora Keithly visited Miss Anna Craw-
ford last week.--Dr. Mccall and fam
lily, Of Laddonia, spent Sunday at Mr..
Tom Crawford's. Misses Eunice
Threlkeld, Eula Crews, Elizabeth Dill
lard, and Messrs. MarcelIus Threl-
keld and Cecil Crews of Beaver Dam
visited Edna and Rudolph Green Sat-
urday night and Sunday, and took in
the Ware lawn social Saturday night.
Frank Crawford, of Chicago, is
spending his vacation with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ware and spends much of his
time catching fish.-Seyeral of this
neighborhood attended lawn social
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Cauth-
orn near MoIino, Monday night, and
report very enjoyable time.-An-
drew Cauthorn is at Excelsior Springs
being treated for rheumatism. We
hope he will be benefted.-Jim Ell
lott and son visited his brother and
sister, Mr.. Colman Elliott and Miss
Lille Elliott, last week.-The revival
meeting win begin at Bethel the third
sunday.-We regret TO hear of the
death Of our recorder, ]. w. Stephens,
and extend sympathy to the bereaved
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
YOUNGs GREEN

We are having fine weather. \.
farmers are through threshing n i.
neighbofhood. George GoOdridy. h,
son did the threshing.-MrS En,,s
MaIlinekrsdt. Of st. Charlie. wbo /. L
spent two months with her cousin !
T. Schiefer and family. retuD,a !.
her home last Thursday. c n.
rey and family, Mrs. Alice Ashn,.
and family motored to the l,,,.'''
sisters in Galloway near FultoD ,,s
Sunday-Mrs. Herchel Davis. Il,
has been visiting her uncle, I, BoDl
ware, for some time, left for her bor.
in Kentucky last Tuesday.-Tba e.,
day School picnic Of Midway cbu,s
in 7. Boulware's pasture last S,,,.
day was a splendid success. N.;I
borhod Sunday Schools were iDv;.,
Guy Simmons and wife, Of E.,m
Co., visited G. t. Schiefer's laara
and reports crops very good Il Il,
countys-F. c. Berry sold Wv
Mundy and Co., some sheep last v,ss
Price is unknown.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

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ser 5ar sssrsrzI -sazsnA, re11zns5 hazus
xeanesazy.--w wE HeiEer's nev cwti-
Hzg Is zbuSf rssEFistsIs--Dr. J. r
Flyns Il sporting ;. sztn.-M Mssazr5ss
). 2. Weaver and L p Tznasr. oE
Nexiaa, Esze guests q Miss Leots
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psia 4 S11a Fe. wzz the gaest &
hr szaEzts-, Mrz- Joszz HszIez.
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dzvzEzzr oanEszu5sd her hozs Fri-
dzy, zzs Stayed I'll Nondsy--Mizs
Lillian Fgynt zzzz-ns5 the dzsisE =
teaeher ii Rirso district Moaazy~-
Therp vas 10 Prssrhing At NJ Z5on
szaazy. The ReT. hrsln dacEEs1 the
cal as pastos, 10 zrcept half Eirns at
HepeEelL-Mrx W. B. sssszssAAil, u
MexSce, waE the weekend guest of
Miss Leosa Weaver - NrA Ernest
Barnett and children. of Msxiee. spens
several days last week with VIE
Heizer ard wife.-Mesdzmes BysFs
ard JoESer. of Mexico, we're Sunday
guezts Of lin Lon Heizer-Mrs.
caathorn, returned home sunday.
Nrs caathgrn remains very H.
Thoa. Barnett, wife and daughters,
Kisses bapra and Byrd d Mexico.
we're guests Of wHl Heizer and wife
Thursday The small child Of Rob
ert NcPheetera and wife IL III with
Aux at the home Of MrE. Aepheetersi
father, Thomas Hendrix Mrs. Hen
dirk also has the fiux, but il some bet
ter al this writing
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Kansas City, No. September d.
Galloway County, NO. has become =,
ii tiys i, IL doing its share Of the worn q
the highway across Missouri from
Kansas City to st. Louis, aceord,,
to William c. Harris, president d (,
bank at Fulton, Mo.
1.-TWO construction gangs have con.
mcneed matchmaking the sevcn.ma
stretch Of unimproved road betva.
the Boone County line and Fulton, d
county scat, under funds raised \
popular subscription Harris aa
@This stretch win be completed III
season. That win leave fourtsa
miles In the eastern end Of the couniJ
10 be built next year.
"A fund Is now being subscribe
for that, SO without doubt Callaml
County win soon rank with Jack,u
Boone and st. Louis counties as hat
ing hard-surfaccd the entire lcngA
Of the National Old Trails highuy
within its Boundaries
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mr. Cszrsss Cr1iEhszi vas Ezin-
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assE- hert. Mgnssy. ne hsrAs a ice
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aWzy beth sEes znd Etznzizg Mrs
Heasersoa- B1t she vas ss1x revived
and seems ts hzps EzEere5 ne o.hez
iaSzg5es tksA sss shoek % her nszTss
--Tae neE s-sosl b-1ainz was f0rz-
sriY oE.s1e5 NsaSzy Eiehf 70 the pzs-
reas q The scbOai via AZ intorrnss
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rsnvsaiezt tailding THIS zhosId be the
beet scboea the eoznty has. for its
si1e, Saturday. Jehn MzrEes sold hig
Cadillac err 10 VIA Hopkins and
Harry Meyer sold his Ford to Mr..
4zrteg.-Wn.- LzWrenee leaves the
first u the week for Colorado. where
he has 3 position with The Bank of
FeEt CollinE. = Sam Fry and wife, Of
Chicago, have retzrned home after q
Eisit 10 AE. Fry's r8efher,-Niss Er-
mine Van Horn reportE fifteen pupils
At Gsns. This is Mia ErrniDe's frsa
sehool. and We predict . profitable
term for her pupiis.--Tbt Unioa Re
vival nov ia progress IL beginning
with an unusual crowd for the bezin-
ming, ard il il hoped j, viii increase IL
Interest," Most of the men u Aux
sasse attended stock sale in Fulton
Monday. Mrs. J. Y. Hume leaves the
last Of the week for California where
she viii make an extended visit.-Mra.
Casper Farbaeh was the guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Arch Rpdd. The first Of
the week Mrs. Rudd remains quite
siek