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Evening star., 1915-06-15
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW
THOMAS j. OWEN & SON, Asactioreers.
TOMORROW

trustees Sale of Valuable .Unm1proved Loeg MN
the Subdivision KNOWN as "Dahlgfen les
race, Located Near 18TH Street and Rnoue
Island Avenue Northeast, ON or Near the Llne
OF the City and Suburban Railway, Of1erlMg
aSplendid Opportunity to Purchase Des1raDNe
Baifding Sites i'm Growing Section OF the
City.
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NaT1eHAL Fa1neiA ,bs sAyINGs I AND
and Trust Company Of Coumhaj,
Seaia Attest: CHARLES E. NYMAN Secretary.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
je10-d&ds exSu

on JUNE TWENTY NINTH, 1915. AT TEN
AM. We will sell at public auction. to cover
der the following names: Clara Harper. W r
Kelley. T. H. Kindregam, c. f. smith, W. W.
Billingsley. \. Tucker. Mr.. White. Cla renee
TRANSFER co. $40 Goth NV. D. NOTES,
Auctioneer. 633 La. ave NV ielI-7t
on JULY SIXTH. 1915, AT TEN AM, WE
will sell at public auction, to cover storage, etc
all goods stored with under the following
names: Mary Sterling. D. Weldon. Louisa Fields
Mrs: Lewis c; G. Thomas. Thomas Mickie Chas.
Whitley. l.. Hail. L0ie Johnson. Mary E. Hill
F. Hawken. T. r. ELAN and Elw Frost
UNION STORAGE AND TRANSFER CO.. s20
Goth NV. D. NOTES. Auct.. 633 La. ave. NV.
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Evening star., 1915-06-15

"NORTH HILL"
CASTLEMANS FERRY. VA.
215-acre colonial farm seat Buemoat
on Shenandoah river: valley. mt. and water
scenery: shaded grounds and drives: fishing.
boa ting, swimming: children taken; daily
mail: telephone; fresh meat, milk. fruits,
fowls; IS per week till Nov: circular.
MAURICE CASTLEMAN,
Castlemans Ferry. Clarke Co. Va.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
je4-d&ds. .exSu
LOUIS NOTES, Auctioneer

Large stock of Fine Jew
elry, Diamonds, Watches,
Clocks, Optical Goods and
Paraphernalia, Souvenirs,
Leather Goods, ETC., and
Fixtures, comprising 2 Wall
Cases, 3 Show Cases, Iron
Safe, Large Mirror, ETC., at
Absolute Auction Sale on
Wednesday, June 10th, COM
mencing at 10 AM, within
store, 31O4 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1915-06-15
HEALING
NG SPRINGS
HOTEL

Ownership and management same AZ m
| the famous Homestead Hotel at the Wiz II
| ginia Hot Springs q miles from It: use
same Ialroad stal; NO HUMIDITY: NO
MOSQUITOES; saddle horses. golf, ten III
| mis-. bowling: medicinal baths; ALTI-
TUDE, 1900 FEET: MAXIMUM SUM- III
| MER TEMPERATURE. IS DEGREES.
Rates. $3.50 TO SIS per week. HI
Booklet No. 3. II. ALBERT, Prop. HI
Evening star., 1915-06-15
POCAHONTAS COTTAGE

Va. Beach. Va. Greatly enlarged: thoroughly
modern: directly on ocean; fine table: all sttrac-
tions of seaside.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
JAPANESE Seeking
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Commission From Japan Wants
To Establish Steamship Line
For eriant and Antipodes

tAaaceiated Press BY Federal wlrelossl
WILMINGTON, New Zealand, April
I17S-A Japanese trade commissioner,
ltonfins this country and Australia in
connection with the direct atsamship
line which Japanese eapitaiiSts propose
.inhugurating between Japan and Aus
tfalasia, Addressed the chamber Of com.
tnerce yesterday, outlining the mutual
advantages % follow the opening up
.of trade relations between the Empire
and the Colonies. In this connection,
he referred to the fact that Japan and
Great Britain are nov active alIies in
the great war, in which soldiers and
sailors Of the two Empires had fought
side by side to, victory at TMnetao
This political alliances should be fol
loved BY trade reciprocity between the
British and the Japanese, he said, con
Guiding with statement that Japan 1.
more entitled TO the trade Of Australia
sinpithan Is America. Japan Is an ally
/ Of Qrent Britain in the gfeatest strng
gis in her history Ameriea stands neu
trally aioof.p y
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
'IEUT0N SUBSTITUTES
BsOBRER VESSELS

fhrsociated Press Nv Fed@fd Witlem.5
PARIS, April lT.--I3sguales de Me-
zahbsn PRECEDENT of me Brittany
shipowners Association, has advanced
. proposai to the minister Of marine
which Il Is believed win chesk TO a
large extent the present submarine
warfare being carried on by Germany
against the mefehaAtmsn n TIE Anies
and others within the prescribed 'wss
"A. Dc Mezadbah proposes thar MRsa.
ever q merchant ship belonging 70 any
|of the Allies Il sunk at sea By q Ger
man Submarine, the owner be presented
with q German ship, Of corresponding
value and tonnage. X n "A .
Inasmueh as there are two hundred
and seyenty-eight German ahips de-
tanned IN French ports, Including yes.
sells Of practically all description, the
plan could be Carried through with.
out trouble, while the German under:
water activity would have 10 be H.
creased many fold before the available
supply Of German substitutes for tor
pedoed vessels Is exhausted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
ITHAW RENAMED 10
hk|IT1EANAN ASYLUM

Ass0ciaied Press BY Federal wifelsss)
NEW YORK, April l7.--FoIlowine a
decision Of the appellate division Of the
supreme court yesterday. which denied
me writ Of habeas corpus issued for the
purpose Of having Harry Thaw re.
turned to the State Of New Hampshirs
and beyond the jurisdiction Of the New
York state courts, the homicfdal
maniac, who has strutted in the lime,
light Of hotoriety since his escape from
tie Matteawah asylum for the crimi,
lhally insane, was ordered back to con.
apement in THAI Institution. He win
pc taken back today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

Great Lockout and STRIKE Throw
Twenty-Five Thousand Wage
Farmers Out of Work

A '""-@' 1900
CHICAGO, April II .--one hundred
and twenty-five thousand employees are
today without occupation as a result Of
lthe lockout and strike Of the members
Iof the building trades unions, inaugul
rated here on Wednesday, while work
upon $4,000 worth Of contracts has
ceased for the time being.
Governor Dunno has issued an order
that the state board Of arbitration offef
IL services to TIE principals - the n.
Hdustsial dispute.
The men are STRIKING Tor ah inereaAs
Of Ave cents an hour In their wages,
from sixty.s ve to seventy cents. Tc
anticipate this demand, number Of the
contractors ordered work stopped, while
20 anticipate further Ioekouts, the men
81 an tie building trade unions walked
out.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
AMERICANS DEMAND
MISREPRESENTATION
tssoeiated Ptess 81 FsasFAl wireisss,l

Associated Press 81 Fsdefal wireiess.)
\ NEW YORK, April 1.-THE an
nouncemeht made BY victoriano Huerta,
deposed President Of Mexico, that he
Intended remaining in the United
States indefinitely, has raised storm
of protest throughout the country, A
large number Of persons have tele.
graphed to the immigration authofities
demanding the deportation Of the man
accused of the murder OF President
Madero, while others are insisting that
Huerta be arrested as a fugitive from
Justice and turned over to First Chief
oarranza for trial and punishment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
|llPlNEsE DERY
'PLQTST0H0LD'
TURTLE BAY

Especial Wiresem 10 ;,ippu Jill
SAN FRANCISCO, April 10 The
story OF Japan 3 activity In Mexico,
that the Japanese fect, under the guise
,of salyaging the stranded cruiser
Asama, has established at Turtle Bay,
Lower California. a naval base, Is de.
iclared by the California japanese Is
being merely the working out Of deep
plot on the part Of Gen. Harrison Gray
OTIS, the owner OF tie Los Angeles
Times. The Nipponese il California
blame the veteran editor AZ the origina'
Tor Of the false report.
General Otis is Known to possess land
tracts near Tnrtie Bay, which are said
10 be worthless for agriculture. Ii /.
presumed he eirculated the bogey story
10 incite the american government Il
purchase the land adjoining the hay fol
an American naval base.
AT the Japanese consulate here TO
day. Consul General Y. humane, who i
I'm close touch the proper aathoritisI
ID japan over thee activity ID the Mezi
can waters Of the Japanese feet, made
Ian emphatic denial that Japan has eve
ehtertained a concealed ambition to &C
Iquire territory ii Mexico. He said that
he has every reason to believe that tn
salvaging work Of the Asama covers N
other operation
According to the latest adviees from
Los Angeles, Secretary Fujioka Of th'
California Japanese Association, yes
terddy called at the Office Of the Time
and made a fun explanation to Genera
Otis Of the real mission at Turtle Ba,
Of the japanese warships.
~ 4 A q VI
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
Three ZeppeIins Sweep over
English Towns, Dropping
Fifty Bombs In Flight
UNDEFEbDED PROPERTY
SUFFERS CONSIDERABLY
.Aifnien Of AEdes Retaliats Across
Channel and LondonPre-
pares For DiriuibIes

tAaaociatco f-ress by Federal Wtrelea1sl Il
LONDON, April 17.--Tnree zeppeius
carried ont raid upon a number Of
English towns yesterday, dropping In
all nfty bombs The loss Of life, due
70 warning sent out Of the appearance
of the dirigibles, was Insignificant, but
property damage was Considerable and
The eifest upon the populaee wide
spread.
The leppelins appeared south Of the
Thames, In Kent, md bomharded Fal
yersham ara sittingbourne; two small,
undefended towns, II il supposed that
the objective of the German air ma
chimes was sheerne.s, a few miles north
of the scene Of their operations, but
the naval base was not appfoaehed.
On the Continent, the airmen Of the
Allies lombarlled number Of German
positions III France and Belgium, while
Others dropped bombs in Metz, a Ger
man tmbe failed Amiens, dropping
twelve bombs and killing and wound
ing ten persons One bomb fell close
to the cathedral, but did no damage
to that structure. Another German
aviator flying north over the British
positions at Ypres, was brought down
BY shraPneIl Aifrnen from the French
| flying corps faided against Baden Re.
porting considerable damage, while
other French aviators dropped bombs
nj Freiburg. "a Berlin report states
that id iris iatter city several civilians
were killed. Ft2
A plumber II extra men have been
sworn in for the metropolitan police
for special night duty, in the event thai
raiding airships attack the city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
coAsTWlsE SHIPS WARMED

tAsspciated Press By, Federal wirsleas.)
SEATTLE, April l7.--All American
steamship companies operating steam.
ships out Of Seattle, San Francisco and
Alaskan ports have been nctiAed BY
the British admiralty that ali German,
Austrian Or Turkish passengers, d
members Of the crews Of those nation
aiities, win be removed BY the British
authorities whenever such vessels touch
at any Canadian port.
When removed, says the admiralty
notification, such passengers and mem
bers Of crews viii be held in Canada
as prisoners Of war. M IA
As a result OF this notification, ten
Germans, members Of the crew Of the
steamship President, were yesterday
discharged blythe owning company,
while the Germans and Austrians IA,
cluded in all other coasting vessels
making Canadian ports will be SINH.
larly discharged. 't
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
KNOWN JAPANESE
!. COUPLE |. ; NOW |! DIVORCED

A divorce ease tried two Years ago
by Judge whitney was finally settled
Yesterday BY this iafist whom he grant,
ed a decree to Mrs. skige Fngimoto
from II, Fueilhoto on the ground q
the Commission Of a statutory offense
charged BY the wife against the hus-
band. The Fugimotos belong TO the
Japanese ss40O, z and their martial diff,
fchlties have been Che sabjSct Of much
comment in local Nippohese circles.
The case was tried in Apfil, 1913. 4
. In granting the divorce To- Mrs, Fngi-
motto, which Is 70 take efFect on April
80, Judge whitney ordered that Fugl.
motto pay $30,s0 asAcosts Of court, 600
as u fee TO Mrs Fugimoto's attorney
and 1880 as gross alimony to Mrs
Fugimoto. Tho alimony must be paid
by July l. Fngimoto Is well-known
tailor Of Honolulu, his establishment
being reputed q very prosperous one,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
Honolulu Proof
should cOnyinos livery Honolulu

should conyinos Every Honolulu
Reader. t..5
The frank statement Of neighbor
telling the merits Of 4 remedy, bids
You pause and believe. "a, Z, -
Here's a Honolulu case. A Homo,
ldlu citizen testihes, 81. .+
Read and be convinced. ~
James q. L, ARMSTRONG, Nunanu Val
ley, Honolulu, Hqwaii, says; ~ wa,
sufferer from kidney trouble for thret
years, and Doan y Baekache Kidney
Pills completely cured me. have had
no return attack Of the complaint dur
ing the past year. cannot recommend
this remedy too highly. Y.
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills ar,
sold by all druggists and storek eeperl
at 80 Cents per box (six boxes $2g 50)
or will be mailed on receipt of pric,
by the Hollister Drug Co, Honolulu
Wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Remember the name, Dcans, AND
take no substitute.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
INVESTIGATION IS UNDER way

tAssocIaied Press BY Federal Wirelessl N
WASHINGTON. April l6. - The
United States government win make
some Investigation Of the alleged estaB.
lishment Of naval base BY the Japan
ese at Turtle Bay, Lower California,
IL was learned today Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels hns directed Admiral
Thomas B. Howard, commanding the
Pacific feet; TO furnish what informa.
lion is available nr. q. Lester Jones
superintendent o. The coast seoaetis
survey, has hlso been asked to- furnish
Information
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
'TYPHUS SPREADS
A|.[LO|VI|ER SERBIA
tAaaeela,sa -. b FsaeraI wirslsa..l

tassoc,a,sd Pres, BY Federal wirsiess.)
NEW YORK, April 17,@- A report
from tie special investigators sent 80
Serbia BY the Roekefellef Formulation
10 examine into the health conditions
Of that stricken country was made pub
lie Yesterday II states that careful
estimate shows thirty tliodsand eases
Of typhds fever t6''be existent today
among the Serbian army and civil
population, with many deaths occurring
and with practically no hope Of staying
the ravaees Of the disease with the
means available 4s
TIE Rockefeller Foundation trustees
|afe hopeful that they may secure the
services Of Brigadier General GorRas
surgeon general as permanent ON
eial Of the foundation, with the espe
cial purpose Of sending him to ScrbiS
nt the head Of a sanitary force f0f the
handling of the fever situation there
Reports were received from washing
ton yesterday, however, that render
General 6orgEs' acceptnnee Of tn,
trustees offer doubtful.
Although President Wilson has ex
pressed his reluctant readiness to ac
cepf tho resienation Of General GorgAi
rs surgeon general, In view Of ths
larger work offered him, Secretary ol
war Garrison Is much opposed and i
famous sanitafian fetain his post Will
the government
II IS REPORTED, too, that many pro
tests have been received al the Whit
House against accepting the resignation
or the man who cleaned up the Cana
Zone and Eliminated yellow fever from
| that portion OF the country and from
/ Cuba. the pfotests stating that Genera
bringing pressure !. g I. bear e have th'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20

WILL ABANDON TRADE
SECOND or NOVEMBER


tAssoeiated Press BY Federal wlrsIsss,i
CAN FRANCISCO April 17sDsf
- mite and formal announcement
Of the abandonment Of the Transport
&c route BY the Pacific Nail Steamship
Company was made yesterday from
the head Offices Of that company ~
this city, General Manager sehweria
officially notifying all agents and
representatives Of the company OF
The decision 70 60 out Of business. n
The notification states that all sail
ings Of the steamers Of the Pacific Mail
feet to the Orient after November 2
are cancelled, while no freight con
tracts to run after July 81 are to be
entered into.
seamen's Bin Is Cause
The sole reason advanced for this
definite annonncement Is that the sea
men . Bill, the title Of which says that
it was enacted ITO promote The wei.
fare Of American scamen IN the mef-
chant marine Of the United States, =
comes into force on November 4 and
brings about eonditions under which
the steamers Of the Pacific Mail, the
Manchuria, Mongolia, siberia, Korea
and China cannot b operated except
AZ aslafge loss
The disposition Of the liners Of the
Pacific Mail feet win be discussed and
settled at a meeting Of the sharsholdl
ers Of the company to be- held next
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
ALLEGED DEsERTER CAUGHT

claud Bailey was arrested yesterday
morning by Policeman Gray, ON in-
formation furnished by Waterfront
Special Policeman Carter, on q charge
Of being a deserter from the United
States coast guard Cutter Thetis. He
deserted March II Is alleged, before
the Thotis sailed on her cruise to the
Bird Islands and shoals. He was
found living near Schofield Barracks.
Bailey formerly was \ private OF Troop
u, Second Infantry. K
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
NAVAL PARADE Will
Be FOURTH Of July

tAusosiasrN --ess By Fsderal wirelsss.)
4 NEW Yol;9, April l7-Following
q general review o. the ships Of the
Atlantic feet at New York, the start
for the naval parade through the Pa,
mama Canal for San Francisco by the
great armada will be made on the
Fourth Of July, according TO plans az
reed upon yesterday at a conference
between Secretary Daniels and Admiral
Fletcher. Following feet maneuvers in
Narragansett Bay, the battleships and
subsidiaries viii sail for the reviewing
ground ia June,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
'cHoUf

This disease b so dangerous aud so
rapid in It's development that every
mother Of young children should bepre.
pared for It. II Is very risky to walt
until the attack Of Group appears and
then send for medicine and let the child
suffer until II can Do obtained. Cham
ber,ain's Cough Remedy Is prompt and
effeetual and has never been known 10
fail In any case. Always have bottle
in the home. For sale by all dealers.
Bensons Smith 4 CO., agents FOR Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
Gar ferdlnapd's Premier Is
Credited With Statement At
Sofia That Bulgaria Is About
Ready To Steplnto Big Conflict
ISLAvs AND AusTRIANs
IA BOTH CLAIM VICTORIES
Italian Army Now is Masssd
Along Frontier and In Turkish
Waters British, French and
Russian Fleets Are Raidlnu

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'o' nH'' " '1"p '"n
see and IN the ar yesterday ne one
ontstanding featnre Of the hewssis the
significant anhoubeeinent credited 10
Premier Raaos,suos ~ Rslga,;. ,sat
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sisecs aay xate wv
II has been accepted as an established
fact that Greece has only been await
ing definite assurances from Bulgaria
Ibeforc joining her Meet and army to
the combined iieets and land forces Of
Pa. !, D-,.,.. u, -, ~. 4,
srept b5italr ana france TOT the tpfe-
Elng of the Dardaneiles and the capture
Iof European Turkey and the islands Of
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pane Faius py HeFmana INTO france
and by the airmen Of the Allies into
Beleium and GERMANY marked veeter.
b.. e.hf,.. 81, ~ go. ,..;,. ~.
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.o0Aenslse ot tne french from Vfaopno
into the Upper Rhine valley Continues
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cosfl;et;so ,eno,ts eo,na Iron, ,,.e n. !.
W.. 4, n. > I, \. :, ~. w
pAlhian ttoh'' "he'e 'he nuSslans hAEe
been attAcking from bartfeld 70 the
uMok Pass. The Russian dispatches
states that deebifa ne innnaafion ~
I4... $500. 49,, y. .t !. I. 4, v,
sAs ~ ''vi''7' ny ~
vance into Hungary Is progressing, me
heavy German achievements hurpied
/ 10 the assistance az he AustIians having
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which the ca 4 hn,l;Ss ovsr the 49,.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR
THREE HYDRO ER0PLANES

+ tAssoeiated Press By Federal wireless
WASHINGTON, April l7.-secre.
tary Daniels yesterday announced that
q contract for the building Of three
hydro-aeroplanes would be awarded to
the Burgess Company Of Marblehead,
whose bid had received approval. Fur
ther awards for the other naval flying
machines authorized BY congress will
be made later, after competitive bids
had been called for.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
EUROPE NEEDS
PEA ICE HERO
LIKE t': LINCOLN

ffssociattd Press by Federal wlrelensl
sWAsHrNGToN Aprii IN
w Europe today needs peacl
hero. 10 snd the wat anothsp Abrahhh
Lincoln IS needed IN the world. &
80 declared Oscar strauA former see
rotary Of commerce md labor snd on'
time sinbaasAdpf 70 Turkey. after NJ
had held conference with sscrctar,
bryan. "a which the war situation wa
diseased
MI, straus was the American dele
gate 70 the last convention It IN
Hague.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
H0NGk0NG WILL HAVE
Big DEPARTMENT. STORE

NAHsoclhttd FfeH1 by Feufrh WITeIess,J
PHILADELPHIA, April LOAN
American-plan department store in
Hongkohg, and the purchase of mil,
lion dollars worth Of TIE stock Of q
Canton bank. has been decided ,Pon
at convention Of the Leoae Tong, a
Chinese society, according to Yang
Hong, its president a.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
GUTHRIE
is Reforming HONE
f,~r.i,.-a r-... ~ psdsrai wlrel....

7 fHsFreI1srd P-ess BY FederaI wirelesa.)
PITTSBURGH, April IA dis.
patch to relatives here o. Ambassador
Guthrie, from Toxic, received yester.
day from the American representatiy
in the Japanese capital, states that the
Ambassador and Mrs Guthrie will
leave Toxic today and win sail on the
Manchuria from Yokohama for the
United States. Mr.. and HRS Guthrie
will spend six months here On 4 visit.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
.pAlLADELpHla WANTS {. 8. ,

tAssAsiatea rress BY Federal wireles6i
PHILADELPHIA, April l7,-Thc
lower branch Of the city council and
the Philadelphia Chamber Of Com
meres yesterday passed resolutions hi.
wiling the Republican national com.
mitseo 70 hold ths 1916 Republican
national conyentics Asrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
LINER MINNESOTA LIES
IN Al DANGEROUS BERTH

Associated Preap BY Federal wireless.)
TOXIC, April l6.- The disaster 10
tho Great Northern liner Minnesota is
mofe serious than was at fret supposed.
II the weather Is favorable the vessel
may be floated In a fortnight The sal.
wage crews may have to dynamite the
rocky ledge at Iwajifna, Inland Sea-
where the Minlesta Is strand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-04-20
CAUSE OF villa
Seems HOPELESS
49, N
Forces Of 'Pancho, the Bandit
Evacuate another city,aiti
While Oregon Advances

tAEs"FiaIed FFe85 ~ Fedefdl WIrelesa) v
MkZATLAN, April 1.-THE villa
forces stationed az Topic have evaeu-
'ated that city and are Shufryins In the
direction Of guadalhjaia, while the
Mexican customs ofieials nave al,hne
oned their ilostg at San B:as, AavIBg
sworn allegiance to yilla ana being
afraid that his cause Is now d hope.
less one. Unless Carranza occupies
San Bias and places new officials IN
IL sustvms house, vessels calling at
that port vim be unable TO comply
with the regulations and viii hive 70
sail with irregular papers. v