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Evening star., 1915-02-06
President to Confer Next
Week With Democratic
Leaders of Congress.
DISPOSAL OF SHIP BILL
is THE CHIEF CONCERN
Issue Said to Be Squarely Up to Ad-
neutrality-suspicious. to
Continue Fight in Senate.

| Whether President Wilson will call
| an extra session of Congress in case OF
defeat of the ship bill at this session
probably will be decided at conferences
| next week between the President ano
democratic leaders in Congress.
| At the White House today 1t was said
present sentiment among officials was
against an extra session, but that nc
definite conclusion had been reached.
All appropriation bills will be freed
| of legislative riders which might cause
| prolonged discussion in the Senate and
leaders think they can be passed in a
week or ten days II the ship bill Is dis
posed Of
Whether or not there is to be an ex-
ira session Of Congress this spring Is
believed at the Capitol to depend upon
the decision of the democratic leaders
to force the ship purchase bill to a
vote. II they keep firm in their deter
mlnation to pass the ship bill and to
heep 1t before the Senate to the exclu-
sion OF all other business, it is a fore
gone conclusion, the republicans say,
that an extra session will be required
to pass the regular appropriation bills.
Brief Time for Legislation.
There remain only twenty-five more
working days of the Senate. exclusive
OF Sundays. The Senate has yet to
pass fourteen appropriation measures
| including all the big bills, and some
senators believe that even were the
ship bill dropped Monday there would
not be time to finish consideration of
all the appropriation bills before the
end OF the session.
The question of an extra session
therefore. is squarely up to the admin
istratton leaders. They might be able
TO prevent one by laying aside the ship
bill without further struggle. But If
they continue to insist upon that bill.
an extra session is believed to be in
evitable. If an extra session is called,
there Is no telling how soon 1t will end.
for undoubtedly the friends of the rural
credits bill and other measures of i'm
portance will seek to get a hearing for
them.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
BERLIN DENIES EFFORT
TO EMBR0IL BULGARIA

BERLIN. by wireless to London, Feb
ruary 6.-Oflcials here have branded
as false the report printed in the
Bucharest newspaper Adeverul that
Germany had requested Bulgaria to
attack Roumania If Roumania took the
field against Austro- Hungary.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Russian, Statement

PETROGRAD February
the general taft of
with
Bzura its mouth
Dekhova and dodged the Germans
vicinity
attacks alternate necessarily
artillery
"On remainder
artillery
I'VE blew bridge
the village
enemy to launch offensive Nida
bank Of the Dounaistz
The of Oujok
nenysf
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Philippine Legislature Adjourns.

MANILA. February 6.-The legisla-
ture adjourned this morning at .
o'clock. after a continuous nfteen-hour
session The. two-milron-and-a- a half.
dollar public works program was adopt
ed. This measure will give to Manila q
new customshouse.' The Legislature
also adopted the gold-standard bill.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Mrs. jackson Reported Better.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. February 6.-Mrs
Mary Jackson. widow Of Gen. Stone
wall" Jackson, who is Ill at her home
In this city, was reported to be better
at 10 o'clock today. She is conscious,
her mind is clear, but the condition OF
her heart caused alarm. Her sudden
death would be no surprise.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Fifty-Two Murder Indictments.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. J., February
6.-Fifty-two indictments Charging
murder have been returned by the Mid
dlesex county grand jury against
twenty-six deputies in connection with
the shooting of nineteen strikers al
Roosevelt, N. j., January 19. One of
the twenty-six indicted men is still AT
large. OF the twenty-seven in Jail
two. John II. Nolan and Frank Coyle,
were discharged from custody. no in
dictments having been found against
them.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Pittsburgh Market Block Burns.

PITTSBURGH. February 6.-An over
heated stove the South Side market
house today caused a fire which de-
stroyed the building with loss of
S107 900. 1t was a two-story brick
structure and covered an entire block.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Arkansas Prohibition Bill Signed.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, February g.
Gov. G. W. Hays today signed the
statewide prohibition bill. The meas
ure as amended and passed by the
senate yesterday and passed today by
the house prohibits the granting of
further saloon licenses for 1915, but
does not disturb those already granted.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Would Increase Power of I. C. C.

"Vu4u 4nSAOocS 4owCA VI - ". ".
PHILADELPHIA. February 6.-An
increase in the powers of the inter-
state commerce commission, a curtail-
ment of the power OF the various state
commissions, more publicity of rail-
road affairs and increased co-opera-
ton between the carriers and the fed
eral commission were advocated by
George Stuart Patterson. general
solicitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, in an address last night at
the annual dinner OF the Phiiadelphia
bankers- Six hundred bankers, rail-
road. executives and leading business
man. Including visitors from many
other cities, We're present.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Meeting TO TAKE STEPS
FOR CESSATION OF WAR
Emergency Federation Of Peace
Forces Calls Convention to Con-
slider European Situation.

CHICAGO, February 6-An organiza-
tion known as the Emergency Fedora
tion Of Peace Forces, formed here. has
issued a call for the cooperation of
civic. labor. religious. social, scientific
and other associations Of citizens in
the United States in steps to end the
war in Europe:
A meeting has been called to consider
a program. the appeal being addressed
ito the people Of America" in part, as
follows:
For half q year the greatest calam-
fty in history has run it's unchecked
course. Half a million human lives al
ready wiped out. two and a quarter
million men wounded or diseased, mill
tary costs aggregating seven billion
dollars. and commercial losses of
twelve billion dollars-this at a con-
servative estimate Is the result of four
decades Of armed peace. of military
preparedness not to speak OF the un-
fortunate non n-combatants. the widows
and the orphans. the aged and infirm !:
nor to mention the hunger. disease.
privation and suffering of millions of
innocents not even in the war zone.
rs 1t too early to suggest that think
ing people everywhere should focus
their minds upon a method of calling
a halt to the frightful slaughter, upon
the terms Of settlement that shall fol-
low and upon the foundations for a
lasting peace? If those who stand for
a better social order are to prevail no
time is to be lost.
Object Of the Call.
The undersigned. in behalf of thou
sands of their fellow citizens, invite
you to meet in Chicago Saturday and
Sunday. February 81 and 2s. for the
purpose of:
Il. Formulating and adopting a plan
by which the sympathy, influence and
aid of the American people may be
rendered our sister nations in arms and
the cause of an early peace promoted; |;
q Preparing a constructive pro-
gram for peace which shall stand as
the expression of unofficial America on
the problems arising out of this war:
g. Devistng ways and means by
which the program adopted may be
spread and discussed throughout the
nation and in foreign countries
"A tentative program has been adopt
ed and Will form the basis for discus
sion"
List Of the Signers.
The appeal is signed by the executive
committee of the Emergency Peace
Federation, composed of Jane Addams
chairman: Louis P. Lochner, secretary:
Mrs. Bertram W. Sippy. treasurer:
Margaret Haley, Florence Holbrook.
tin D. Hardin. Jenkin Lloyd Jones. Mrs
Martin d. Schultze. Carl D. Thompson.
Peter j. OCallaghan, Raymond Robins
and Joseph Stolz.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Admiral Uriu Starts for Exposition.

TOXIC, February 6.-Admiral Soto
kichi Uriu. vice president Of the jap
anese commission to the Panama-Pa-
cific exposition, accompanied by his
wife, left Yokohama today for the
United States on board the steamer
Tenyo Maru. A large gathering of
Japanese ard Americans bade fare
well TO the commissioner.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Misses McAdoo and Britton in Lon

LONDON. February 6. 1:1s p.m.-col.
E. NJ House Of New York, Miss Mona
McAdoo. daughter of Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo, and Miss Katherine
Britton of Washington arrived here
today from New York. having crossed
on the Lusitania. Col House, ac-
companied by his wife, is going to
travel in Europe. Miss McAdoo and
Miss Britton are going to France to
nurse French wounded.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Nine Hurt in New York "Lv Crash

NEW YORK. February Ga local
train and an express on the 9Th avenue
elevated line collided at 50th street
during the rush hour this morning.
Nine persons were injured The for
ward car OF one train and the rear car
Of the other were burned to the trucks
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Ausfrian Statement

I.ondon
An official statement
I'm Poland and western Galca Is
the
pathans but
us in the Carpathans has been increased
Evening star., 1915-02-06
SaiIings to British Ports
Are Expected to Continue

NEW YORK, February 6.-Unless there
Is actual destruction Of neutral ships
marine insurance underwriters here ex-
press the opinion that the shipping be-
tween this country and Great Britain and
France will not be lessened In volume be-
eause Of the German admiralty blockade
declaration.
The war risk rate to the west coast
Of England has advanced since the Ger
man declaration from Y Of 1 per cent
to per cent. and In some cases IL per
cent. Until the recent German submarine
raid in the Irish sea the rate had been
from 3 to V Of l per cent.
A rumor from London that two big
underwriters there had closed their books
on war risk insurance for the time being
failed to injure business here, which went
on regularly under the increased rate.
Canada to Ignore Warning.
MONTREAL. February 6.-Canadian
shipping companies say they are not dis
turbed by the German threat to sink all
British vessels found within the waters
surrounding the British Isles.
At the offices Of the Canadian Pacific
railway. Allan Line, Donaldson and
Canadian Northern railroad companies, it
was stated that no changes will be made
in sailings as result Of the German ad-
miralty's announcement.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Fire in Home of Rufus Frye.

A small fre occurred In a room on
the second floor of the house of Rufus
Frye, 637 Morton street northwest,
about s o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The fire was of unknown origin and
$40 damage resulted.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
President Invited to Ogden, Utah.

President Wilson was invited eoday
to include Ogden. Utah, in the itinerary
of his western trip in March. Senator
Smoot, who had already asked the
President to stop at Salt Lake City, ex-
tended the invitation.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Political Purity Not Taxed.

washington is not an industrial
city. 1t hasn't the problems to deal
with that have taxed the political pu-
rity of every other city in the country"
Representative Borland showed his
audience how Washington has grown as
peculiarly home city. and how the alley
problem has grown as natural thing,
''as naturally as any evil in the world"
he said. He declared no one to blame
tor the condition. and later advocated the
model housing bill as the remedy.
Throughout his address the representative
laid stress on the fate that would meet
the self-respecting owner Of a small home
If no adequate provision were made for
the alley dweller.
Mrs. Louis F. Post, wife Of the assist
ant secretary Of the Department of Labor.
presided. Mrs. Ellis Logan, president Of
the federation, was in the audience.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
NATIONS
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acknowledged this right when she was
herself a neutral, and II our ships hoist
neutral flags to evade the attentions
of hostile submarines they will have
law on their side"
French Press Indignant.
PARIS, February 6.-The German ad-
miralty's proclamation including in the
war zone the waters surrounding the
British Isles has provoked an outburst
Of indignation in the French press. al
though it is hailed generally as an in
dication that Germany is beginning to
find her situation desperate.
The Journal says the measure will
have only two consequences: first. the
death of inoffensive sailors. and Sec
ond, the paralysis of the sea trade of
neutrals- Consequently, the paper ar
CUES. the I'm measure nn; w@u.d @ t cut on sbtr- %er-
ping would not expose itself to danger.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Situation Menacing.

The return of the Carranza authority
to Mexico City, where Gen. Obregon 10
in command. has now developeI into q
menacing situation.
Some of the embassies here tried o
few days ago to communicate with
their missions in Mexico City and had
the cipher messages returned to them,
the Mexican telegraph officials refusing
to receive them. Since then there has
been a modification of the embargo on
code messages. but diplomats declared
the uncertainties of communication
have not been removed.
So far as Is known from official tele-
grams, the City of Mexico is quiet
Comparatively little news of military
activity in the southern republic IL
reaching the State Department
Indians Cause Terror.
Unsettled conditions in the vicinity
of Hermosillo. Sonora. where mines
and farms have been abandoned and
rowing Yaqui Indians terrorize the
population, were described In a report
to the State Department last evening.
1t is extremely difficult for people liv-
ing in the outlying districts, the report
said, to get food supplies unless they
travel in strong parties. and ur'r~e he
situation improves great suffering
among the poo. e. classes W!:i -4.t.
Evening star., 1915-02-06
United States Officials and
Diplomats Here KeenIy =.
Watch Developments.
BREAK WITH CARRANZA '
PROVES TO BE ACUTE
Threatened Deportation of Spanish
Minister One Critical Feature
of Situation.

Administration oflcials and the diplo-
matte representatives Of foreign govern
ments here were keenly watching for de-
velopments today in the acute situation al
Mexico City, where many members of the
diplomatic corps threaten to quit because
of serious friction with the Carranza
regime.
The advisability OF united action for
the withdrawal of all foreign legations In
the Mexican capital because of the diffi-
Guilty of code communication. and the al
legged slight respect shown them by the
-Carranza authorities, already has been
suggested to their home governments by
diplomats Of some leading European ma
tions
Evening star., 1915-02-06
Result-P reducing Power

Result-Producing Power
The amount and quality of circulation and the quan-
tity and character of advertising the elements that
determine the power of newspaper produce results
ADVERTISING
Recognizing this fact local merchants spent more
money The Star during last year than in all the other
Washington newspapers combined.
CIRCULATION
Advertisers entitled the fullest information
about the details of distribution and circulation of
newspaper and any interested cordially invited
to call at The Star Office to find out the numbers of
papers served regular subscribers those sold differ
ent sections, suburbs. newsboys, etc.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION STATEMENT
1914 1915
Saturday, January 81. .e6ss4 January so. .7a,e6s
Sunday, February I5o2H January 81. 54,4o7
Monday, February 2o7279 February I..72,oI7
Tuesday. February 3...67465 February 2..7s,337
Wednesday, February 4..67S32 February 3. .73,25I
Thursday, February S. 674o2 February 4. .74,2oo
Friday February oo5417 February $4,000
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Evening star., 1915-02-06
One Critical Feature.

This would leave the interests OF for
eign countries in Mexico in charge OF
consular officers. thereby virtually sew
ering diplomatic relations with the
southern republic. A critical feature of
the situation is the threatened deporta-
ton Of the Spanish minister for Afford
ing asylum to Angel de Case, confiden-
tial agent of the Spanish government,
accused of completely in the Villa move
ment.
No reply had been received to the
kilograms sent by Acting Secretary
Lansing to the Brazilian minister to
exercise his good offices in behalf of
Angel de Case. and officials admitted
the meagerness of their information
about the situation
Evening star., 1915-02-06
q. S. Is Not Consulted.

State Department officials last night
declined to discuss this phase of the
situation. As the American embassy
has been closed since the rupture with
the Huerta government. the action on
the part of other diplomatic missions
is being considered without consulting
the United States SO far as is known.
The situation in the Mexican capital
has been replete with diplomatic em-
barassments since the rapid changes in
executive authority ensued. When Gen.
Carranza, in his capacity as first chief
of the constitutionalist army, first
abandoned Mexico City and moved his
capital to Vera Cruz ne invited the
diplomatic corps to accompany him.
The diplomats formally declined on the
ground that such a step might be con-
ment. Since then the relations between
Carranza and the foreign diplomats In
Mexico City have not been cordial.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-05

the former for Maytorena cannot at tack Naco. Sonora because the stray bullets falling on Naco, Arizona, would cause the American guns to be fired on him, but also the latter. because the siege of the town cannot be effective, since Hll is provided by the United States with everything he wants And thus the legitimate Gov ernor of Sonora is rendered power less to put down lawlessness and bandiusm as the Hiu-Calles rebellion is nothing short Of that and to en- force order and the pursuit of busi- ness within its limits, which the Am erican interests in the state ar clam bring for
 "The power of the United States is very great, tremendously so but its responsibilities are commensurate. And we must bear in mind that if Mexico has been rent by this ntesti- nal war, Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson is largely responsible for it"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-05
IF KIDNEYS ACT
 BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache is a sign you have been eating too much meat, which
 forms uric acid.

When you wake up with backache and dull misery i'm the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat says a we'll known authority Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter 1t from the blood and they become sort of paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must relieve them. like you relieve your bowels; removing an the body's urinous waste. else you have backache, sick headache dizzy spells, your stomach sours. tongue is coated and when ,the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full of sediment. channels often get sore. water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times dur ing the night
 Either consult a good reliable phy- sician at once or get from your phar- macist about four ounces of lad Salts: take a tablespoonful in a glass of water berore breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize acids in the urine SO it no longer initiates, thus ending blsd- der weakness.
 lad Salts is a life saver for regular meat eaters. It is inexpensive, can not injure and makes delightful enervescent Whitewater drink
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-05
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 Put aside-iust once-the Salts. Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Waters which merely force a passageway through the bowels, but do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen an purify these drainage organs, and have no effect whatever upon the liver and stomach.
 Keep your "insides' pure and fresh with Lasoarets. which thoroughly cleahs,- the stomach, remove the un- digested, sour food and foul gases, take tle excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the constpated waste matter and poisons in the bowels.
 A CaIcaret tonight will make yod feel great by morning They work while you sleep-never gripe, sicken, and cost only 10 cents a box from your druggist Millions of men and N omcn take a Cascaret now and then and never have Headache Bilious ness, Severe Colds, Indigestion, Sour stomoch or Constipated Bowels. Gas carets belong in every household Children just love to take them. ss
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-05
WAR CLOUDS AGAIN
 HANG OVER BORDER
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 the whole State of Sonora to be de. sroyed by it. Such is the issue at stake. not merely Naco or Agua Prieta and a stretch of border There fore, this issue involves the right of
 the whole Republic of Mexico to have peace or not within her borders. By reason of its close proximity to the United States, this right of Mexi- co has become involved in a conflict
 with the great United States.
 "The United States are very for
 tunate in having no powerful neigh
 bors. Europe is involved in the most
 appalling war of the ages. simply be-
 cause Of the nearness of its great
 nation to one another This is the cause of the destruction of Belgium Mexico is a weak nation, and unfor. tunately a revolutionary one. This is
 a source of evil to herself mainly, of course, but also to a good many other nations of the world. amongst them
 chiefly the United States which are
 hurst by the Mexican warfare, not merely by reason of this firing across
 the boundary, but also in many other
 ways Governor Maytorena is con- stanuy being called on by the large American interests in the State of ! Sonora to give them guarantees, but ! this will be impossible while the re- ! bellion is strong and prospering. Of course, Hin and Gales are perfectly
 willing to accept neutrality Of border ! points and abandonment of fighting close to the border, for that means giving up Co them the frontier while, | if they had to depend on their own ! efforts and their own strength. they
 would be exterminated in a weeks time This is the reverse of the prin- ! ciple os Archimedes which states l that all bodies submerged in water ! lose a part of their weight equal to
 the dislodged water Gales and Hnl l entrenched in the caves they have dug in the line have won for them selves the power of the arms and laws of the United States, especially
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-05
CALIFORNIA SOLONS GATHER FOR WORK.

SACRAMENTO Cal, Jan. 4.-The senate and assembly convened at noon. All administration candidates were elected to both houses, assem- blyman c. c. Young of Berkeley. be- ing reelected speaker
 Both houses meet at 10 o'clock to- morrow. but there will be little work done until after inauguration cere- monies tomorrow night when Cover. nor Johnson will enter his second term and John Eshleman will be- come lieutenant governor The gov ernor will deliver his message at 10 o'clock Wednesday.