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like to roll EN-, but you dassnf Men, you can lay your
last cent that you'll be ckled you catch the spirit
Of this testimony and get P A and 60 to it, Never did
anything smokers Jimmy pipe joyts and cigarette
rakns happy and that's just what's coming to you!
stght and get that p A. from somebody eses
friendly old pipe cgarette Can you pass pleasure that's
due YOU and coming to quick as you jump that fence into the
Come and be regular fellow who's
game chance for what als his snokeappette division!
R. j. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Wnson,saleH N. c. II ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1915-09-23

straight without a tongue-kick You get
listen of that.
Cut out larnenting for that old jimmy pipe st
away IN the rafters; stop fretting about how y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

their pnrcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. H. =. Tiff
fany. at stone hin"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins. of Bur
inSton. Iowa. who have heen quests
OF the Middicburs aud Piedmont Hunt
S"ns' nave returned to their home.
After II long stay in Accumuc County.
Mrs. Mary -. Nevill" has returned to
hor home. "Polhnm."
Professor Horny d. Winston. Of
Louisa County. visited Mis-" Carriers
1T "RutledIc" last week
Misses Lizzie UDannon. Ruth Keller.
Matte Adams and Marie Skinner. stu
dents of Woman, Colle.r, Richmond.
arc home for the HOLIDAYS
Ilunkcu Stewart. the wcll-known
polo player and master OF the fox
hounds In rhilade .phia, was the rccen,
guest of tho Piedmont and Grunge Hunt
Clubs.
william: Benton was the Weekend
guest of his cousin. Or. G.. II. May. I'm
Alexandria.
Jack Murphy. student Of the Peek
skill Military Academy, is home for
The holidays.
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BtlSTOL. VA. December 25.--Mrs
*. NJ. Crumlcy and daughter, Miss
Katherine. arc spending the holidays
with Mrs. crumlcy's father. G. Morton
ana other relatives At Grand Rapids
Mich.
Mrs. w. NJ. GRADER and son. and Mrs
Z. |. Wade. of Zig Stone Gap. and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Doughty and chill
drcn. of Grccnesvlllc. are guests of Mr.
ana Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomas. of this city
Nj. and Mrs. Robert G. Hanson. .Ir
of Ashcrille. y. G.. are spending the
Christmas holidays with MIR. and Mrs
II. 6. Hanson. ST.. here.
MIR. and Mrs. Clifford Caldwell. of
Chicago. are here to spend Il week
with MIR. Cnldwclrs mother. Mrs. NJ. a.
Caldwell. and other Bristol relatives
Mrs. Ben james and Mrs. Isadoro
Mcclellan and children are spending
the Christmas holidays with Richmond
relatives. Mrs Mcclellan ana son and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

visiting relatives In Now York;.
Mr, and Mrs. George Gordon. OF
WEIGH. w. VA. arc visiting their
mother Mr:. Lizzie Gordon
MI. Joseph i. Thomas will give :,
New Years reception ami dinner 10 All
the people in the country around
Theodore I.eith. of the washington
and Lee University. Is home for the
holidays.
MI Hudson. third secretary of the
british embassy. in Washington. hunt
cd with the Piedmont Fox Hunting
Club lately
Miss Susan f:lEin. OF Baltimore. Md.
iH visiting hcr niece. Mrs. Harry Ne
Vile I'orrismorc.
FoNcroft. the wcll-known society
school u"ar the pothouse. closed for
:hc holidays on Friday. .
Misses Charlotte. Rosal!e and> Cath
erin" holland arc spending the holidays
IN baltimore with their mother, Mrs
rowell Noand
Harry !. Tiffany. cashier of the Union
St"ckNnrd Savings Rink. Chicago. and
Earl Tiffany. of baltimore. are visiting,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26
Kauflnannworthv
Gloves

Bring to you the comfort Of
unquestionable knowledge
that quality and style are
the product of specializa
ton. If you haven't tried
it, you'll find it worth
while.
We offer an exceptional
quality in a prime import
ed Lambskin Glove. with
wide embroidery back in
contrasting colors; priced
$I.2J.
$500 is the price you'd ordi-
narily pay for genuine I'M
ported French Kid Gloves
such as these. p. Is. fin
gers; one pearl clasp;
three rows crocheted or
embroidery back in con-
trasting shades white
embroidered in self color,
gold, navy, brown and
black; black embroidered
black Or white; wrist fiji
ished with welt matching
embroidery. Extra spe-
cial, $1.59.
Children's Fleece Lined
Dogskin Gloves, in all
sizes. 75c.
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daughter. arc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Abo Mcclellan.
Miss Frances Piper. OF Bristol, and
Miss Mary Piper, of Marion. Va. arc
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry williams,
In Knoxville. during the Christmas
season.
Mrs. II. Il. Lnndcrs has gone TO Mia
souri,. where she will spend two weeks
as the guest OF relatives at her for
MGR homo.
Mrs. j. J. iiager and children, OF
Chattanooga. are here to spend tho
Christmas and New Years season with
Bristol relatives.
Mrs. IL. -. Sasher and little son. OF
Snitrille. Va, are visiting Bristol rela.
tircs.'
Mrs. IL. NJ. Rcmine, of Newport Tenn,
visited Bristol relatives this week
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Iiine and chill
drcn are here for the holidays. being
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Payne.
Their home is in Springfield, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. a. bowers left this
week for Houston. Tex. where they
VIII visit relatives for month or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26
COLLEGE STYLES IN
BLOUSES

College women (like college
men) cater TO styles that
are distinctive. Hardly a
day passes but some col
lege girl writes asking us
for BlouSes such as she
knows may be purchased
here.
Monday We present an elaborate
showing in dressy Blouses Of
chiffon. crepe, Georgette, crepe
de chine or satin comb incd with
delicate silk laces; also Georg-
cite crepes hand-embroidcrcd
and trimmed in beads.
Special prices on many numbers,
$500 to $500.
Special $500 and s5.9S Blouses
of crepe de chine, Gcorgettc
crepe and taffeta (stripcd shirts
included, offered Monday, uni
form price. S:s.08.
Pussy Willows. striped crepe de
chimes. lace and crepe Georg-
cites. The usual 1888 Blouses.
Mondays sale. $2.3S.
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pr and Mrs Paul iIowie nave, re
Gently moved into their handsome new
home ON Nest Franklin street.
Mrs James scott. OF baltimore. il
spending Christmas with relatives
hcrc
Mr. ana AIRS. Thomas y. Smyth. OF
Monum,cn, Avenue. are quests az rc!n :
tivcs in Suf.u!'l for the wcel-"n"
Mir. ana Mis- Frank :. w"olson have
closed their lion Air home. and are
now at ~. stuart Circle for the win
ter months.
Mr.. and Mrs !; T. Heard. rf New
port News. :u.d Mir and Mrs, H. u.
Wilkcrsou Of Pittsburgh. arc guests
Of Nj ard Mrs. l.. Ncalc. mere.
Wiiiani l.. K"yall Jr. Of Trenton,
y b. is Visiting his mother. Mrs. W F..
l.. Royal on Nest Avenue. Tor the
Christmas holidays.
MISS Miriam Tylcr is the guest OF
relatives ON Monument Avemu" for the
holidays
Ing. VaEsnr College. is Spending this
week with Mrs. W. q. MaurN. on Nor
ris street.
Miss Martha Roberts. VIII" has been
iu New York Tor the past several
months. is the guest of rc.tiircs IN
Richmond 20. a short stay.
Charles : Kennedy. of DAYTON; o.
and Ralph Baker. "t De,roit. Mich,
will arrive. WEDNESDAYS Ia be tie guests
uf stuart sanders at the Jefferson no.
tel
Miss Elise T. Dnhney, who j. attend
ing .,choo! in New York. is spending
the holidays ut her home on the cary
stree. i:oad, and has as her .ucst her
cousin Miss Emory Tahh Dshney. OF
New York.
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woMtIN's MEETING.

\, tn. regular meeting Of tn Grand
.,nildr.n's Chapter. No. |. I. u. C., held
IN Lee camp iIan Friday afternoon;
a; was decided L. visit the hospital
IT the soldiers Home on "Wednesday
at 10 A. NJ, and distribute fruit 70
;hc sick After this visit. tic chill
,ru ,,ilI entertain the veterans in
Randolph Hall Members IF &c" AuN-
iliory and tho Chesterfield juniors are
invited 10 attend.
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Kaufn1annworthv
HOSIERY

Is the kind you buy with con-
fident knowledge that your
satisfaction and service is
certain.
All the worth while kinds
and colors will be found
here. and if you find them
here they ARE worth
while, rest assured Of that.
Novelty Hose, In all styles. stripes,
bars. plaids. dropstitch and en-
broidery, with reinforced heel
and toe and Isle lined garter
tops. Beginning at SOC.
Prices range up to $1,000.
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Attractive Values il
Corduroy
Lounging and
Bath Robes

y belted Robe with sailor collar.
China silk lined; three-quarter
sleeves. In gray, Copen, rose
and pink. S3.0S.
Loose Flowing Robe, with large
shawl collar and three-uuarte'
sleeves Full China silk lined.
shown in gray. rose, Copcn and
light blue, S5.D8.
ENccr :ionally fine quality i'm
ported corduroy. Full China
silk lined. Rolling flat collar
and three-quarter sleeves, $40.
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charlotte. II Icudnu of Kichnond
~. ~,
'"H VIZ ''''''Sh''''"' OF
l'tHh""" Is lN.n. aud VIII lie present
at the celebration Captain i'aratcr is
,our.d.r,,. ..,c.,, ,,,l ,.,s
,,,.,,.....,,..,
'''h Ui Company q, rirS' virginia Hc%i-
d"nt. and was i member of TN" Hich-
H"n" police fore" FOR s"!"nt""u years
ana captain oi th" Second Precinct Tor
siE %cars. which position he resigned IN
1851 /" accept position I'm the Navy
Yard Of WASHINGTON. wh.r" II" has
sine" been continuously employed.
I"inG North.
Miss Helen Baker head OF the Col
ly@iat" school TOR Girls mt II32 Wcs,
I'lanliliu Streot viii take Il party to
Sow York fog 81 portion of the holi-
DAYS They VIII leak" at noon ON Tues
DIS. ANA tho lis. includes Niss.s I;r,r.
surg. l.ylia Aiiil.r Mabcllc Warren.
Mary S'"iml"iu Alice p.nicj, Inc,
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RICHMOND IMESDISPATCH: SUNDAY DECEMBER 26 1913
N AND or or ROW..

places OF interest. and viii later make
their home in this city
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w aist Section

main Floor.)
Allover lace model. with bolero
effect in crepe de chine; smart
convertible collar and cuffs. In
white, pink or maize. S1.0S.
Georgette Crepe Blouse, tucked
and combined with strips oi
embroidery; ivory buttons:
white combined with yellow,
flesh and blue embroidery,
1898.
Crepe Chiffon Blouse, in white;
silk lace forming collar and vest
in combination with chiffon.
Maize, violet, navy and black,
embroidered in white, 1898.
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Unusual Values
1913

y variety OF styles in Crepe d."
Chine Ncgligces; some hand
embroidered; others trimmed
in laces and ribbon: attractive
colorings and dainty styles
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School and College
GIRLS

Have learned that MAR
Hof" and Paul Jones"
Middies are decidedly NOT
the usual sort. Our stocks
are very complete, in both
these famous makes.
Mar Hof" Middies of Galatea;
Galatea and flannel collars,
$500, $1.0S and $3.50.
paul Jones" Middies Of Galatea,
flannel and Galatea collars.
500, $3.50 and S1.08.
Skirts to be- worn with serge mid.
dies, S2.O8 TO $500.
Mar Iof" MILDLY Suits, of serge,
trimmed in ratings and en-
blems Of high ranking sailors,
$1,000 and $500.
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Negligees

You could not choose a bet
ter time than now to re-
pIenlSh your wardrobe
with one of our exclusive
and beautiful styles in
Ncgligees.
a model with bodice embroidered
back and front; is finished at
the neck with pleated frill. In
light blue. rose. Copen. lavcn-
der and pink, $500.
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In the creation Of these Dresses
for afternoon aid evening
painstaking care. coupled
with great skill. is apparent;
from any angle one APP
proaches. The fashions for
spring are vaguely reflected
though charmingly with def,
touches which simply add
lustcr to the triumph of tho
late winter conccits so re-
Gently imported
The draping Of soft silk in the
new light colors is in many
OF the models novel and eX-
quisitc.
One Beautiful Dress. OF the
kind offering irrcsistabla
feminine appeal is a verita-
BILE confection in dainty en-
broidery.
Many are fetchingly trimmed
in laccs and ribbons.
Selections have been made with
an eye to the needs OF our
patronage, and it is proba-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-26

br. and Mrs. Pan! iiowic nave, re-
Gently moved into their handsome new
home on Nest Franklin street.
Mrs. James scott. of l'n':ini"rc. ~
spending christmas with relatives
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
# CARRANzA
ACTS WISELY
HE WILL BE RECOGNIZED BY
THE UNITED STATES GOV
ERNMENT.
makes GOOD START
Is Repairing Railroads and Bridges
Leading from the Capital to Vera
Cruz-SituatiOn Seems
More Hopeful.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-lf Gen.
cral Carranza shows the Mexico City
victory is an important one and then
acts wisely in showing an inclina-
tion to establish firm government
ard allow an election for permanent
president he will stand good chance
OF getting recognition from the
American government. it Is generally
believed here today.
1t was pointed out, though. that
Carranza once before held the city
and then passed it into the hands OF
the Zapatistas. Officials want to be
sure that the present occupation will
last. If it does. and especially il
Villas northern campaign proves as
badly disorganiZed as reports indi-
cate, Carranza seems likely to ge,
such start as will enable him to
get the long desired recognition. ac-
cording to good authority. All ac-
counts so far indicate that Carranza
lis making good start in Mexico
City by repairing railroads and
bridges leading to Vera Cruz. Or
the whole the situation seems more
hopeful than for months.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
AsPHYX|AT|NG CASES
THROWN ON FRENCH
GAS BOMBS FORCED THEM TO
EVACUATE CEMETERY AT
SOUCHEZ.
Germans Continue Efforts to Recap
ture Labyrinth Southeast of
Neuville - Shelled by
French.

PARIS. July l2.--The French
We're forced to evacuate the Sou
chez cemetery under German
night attack in which asphyxiatins
gas bombs were used, the war ofilce
admitted this aItoruoon. The Ger
mans first attack failed under a
French bayonet charge. The French
works were then heavily shelled
when the Germans reformed for
their second attack. Many shells
Of gas made the French position un-
tenable. They withdrew to positions
in the rear and the French shelled
the enemy effectively. The Ger
mans here continued their efforts to
recapture the labyrinth southeast o'
Neuville for the past forty-eigh'
hours. but all attempts have been re-
pulsed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
WARNINGS ARE FLASHED
TO THREATENED SHIPS

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Warn-
ings 10 look out for bombs in their
holds was flashed last night from
the naval wireless towers at Airing
ton to two ships at sea which sailed
from New Orleans July s.
Sending of the warning was order
ed by Secretary Daniels upon reeeiv.
ing telegram from New Orleans
newspaper sayirg letter to thai
paper signed "Pearce" indicated
that explosives had been place.
aboard those vessels.
The radio message was broad
easted over the sea and even II not
picked up directly by the Howta
Head or the Baron Napier, some
other ship in the neighborhood may
relay il. Naval officers think re
sponses may be caught by some ci
the wireless stations along the South
Atlantic coast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
CAPTURE THE
s0UcHEz CEMETERY
POSITION WAS TAKEN AFTER
SEVERAL HOURS OF BLOODY
FIGHTING.
The French Made Several Cnsuccess'
full Attacks ON the Meu>e
Heights and in Champagne
Region.

BERLIN. July I2.--The capture
of the Souehez cemetery and the de-
struction OF important English
works in the Lorette hills by ter
rifle bombardment was reported in
the war Office announcement this al
ternoon.
More than two miles of Russian
trenches on the Suwaiki front were
also taken. the statement said.
The cemetery capture followed
several hours OF bloody lighting. In
the final charge the Germans cut on
a part of French trench and cap
tured 155 troops therein.
Several unsuccessful attacks were
made by the French on the Meuss
heights and in the Champagne re
gion, though at first they succeeded
in penetrating some OF the German
trenches. The Germans capture,
500 yards OF French trenches in on
place. il was claimed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
llns|nG Mlr NOT
VISIT the PRESIDENT
PROPOSED TUsP TO CORNISH TO
DISCUSS NOTE NAY BE CALI
LID OFF.
The Secretary Hcfused tn Confirm
Report that Trip Had Eeen Can
sslIei-views VI the
President.

WASHINGTON. July 12.-Cancei-
lation of Secretary s4ansing's trip TO
Cornish to discuss the German note
with President Wilson seemed GER
tain this afternoon. The change in
the program appeared to have been
somewhat sudden. Lansing refused
to confirm the report He said there
was no immediate plans for confei-
eEce and said he had no knowledge
that the trip would be made at all.
Asked the question he said that
would probably be decided within the
next four or five days. 1t is believed
tie president wants Lansing to reach
an independent conclusion and the
fore the conference
Lansing has not set date for
meeting the German ambassador II
the latter's offer to confer over the
German note is desired.
1t is said the only reason why
Lansing will not go to Cornish was
to avoid shortening the president
vacation
Good authorities said there was
no reason why at least thirty days
should not be taken in framing the
reply. The secretary would not COM
ment on the suggestion that Ger
many was willing TO allow the OPP
Grafton of interned German liners to
carry neutral passengers. 1t was
suggested in official quarters that
the president and Lansing both will
take long time to deliberate over
the German note and reply. and it
was limited that the reply will be
such as to require definite answer
from the kaiser concerning Ameri-
can rights on the high seas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
SEARCH FOR
LETTER WRITER
NEW ORLEANS POLICE TRYING
TO ROUND Up MAN WHO
WOULD AVENGE HOLT
THREATS ARE MADE
Author OF Letter Made Threat,
Against Lives Of }. r. Morgan
and British Ambassador
Ships are Warned.

NEW ORLEANS, July i2.-Police
centered their efforts today TO round
ing up the writer of the 'R. Pearoe"
letter containing threats against the
lives of j. p Morgan and Sir Cecil
Spring-Riee, the British ambassa-
dor, and against the steamers 'icwth
Head and Baron Napier.
At the same time they tired to
wiring from Hans Kelley. held as a
suspect, a statement throwing any
light on the letter. Kelley was ar
rested but later released in a Ire
viously alleged steamship plot.
The letter said Frank mott snreatl
the warnings among prominent pas
sengers not to board the liner usi-
tania. and added that the writer in
tends TO avenge Holt's death, The
letter warned passengers not to take
mule ships for England and not TO
take passage on neutral ships carry
iEg ammunition to Germany's enc
mics.
Both the Howth Head and Baron
Napier cleared with cargoes OF mules
for the British Army July and sail
ed the next day. the Baron Napier
for Avonmouth. England. and the
Howth Head for Dublin and Belfast
via Norfolk.
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TIN GOVERNMENT MAY l1T
u RECOGNIZE CARRANZA.

LEXINGTON, July IL. The
le4 verdict here today on the
4H4xtc4n situation was ''it looks like
fCaff2A4a. Information from Mexi-
leo en- situation was not as definite
sas the government would have liked,
but m the absence of even rumors
that f0reigners suffered by the Car
sranxo occupation, they are believed
to ~ In no danger. Carranzistas
here uafd Governor Delara is strong
and efficient man who can be count
ed On to restore order and peace and
relieve the suffering populace.
The Villistas still claim to doubt
the evacuation of the capitai BY the
ssZapattotas. At any rate, they con-
slider the city TO be of little inlpor-
tance from a strategic standpoint
and predicted that it would be diff
cult tof Gonzales to retain it.
There is a growing belief that villa
sis ID = bad way Evidence points to
NdisoTBanization in his ranks and a
tack u funds.
Il ~ the general consensus oi
opinion that ii Carranza takes steps
toward establishing federal govern
Sment the administration will rasog-
anfze him. A speedy start Of food
supplies from Vera Cruz is antici-
)pated
\ contamination of Carranza vic
Tory over the Villistas at Aguas Cal
Eentes, was received by the Carranza
agency here today,
The yilista agency claimed vic
N0sy over the Carranzistas at Cabul-
aonn. GOGora. and denied the report
10 Cnrranzista capture of Monclova
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
DEMAND MAOE OIL KING
Be MAOE TO TESTIFY
WALSH WOULD FORCE ROCkE
TELLER TO ANSWER QCES- !.
TlONS OR GO To JAIL.

CHICAGO. July Speaking be
fore a labor protest rally Chairman
Walsh of the federal commission on
industrial relations demanded that
John ID. Rockefeller Jr. be summon
ed before congress and compelled to
answer questions OF the commission
or 60 to jail He charged. too. that
John X. Lawson was railroaded to a
life sentence by corrupt Colorado
court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN
FROM ABOUT LEMSERG
THE AUSTRO-GERMANS APPAR-
EMILY PLANNING NEW MOVE
MENT AGAINST WARSAW

PETROGRAD,. July 12.-Gener-
al Ivanoff reported to the war Office
that the Austro-Germans have begun
withdrawing troops from the line
cast and southeast of Lemberg and
while their destination is not known
il is believed they are to be used
either in a new drive against War
saw or the Franco-Flanders front.
General Won Linsengins Galician Of
fensive movement is apparently end
ed while the offensive on the Bug
river is apparently abandoned. A
few weak attacks between the Bug
and Vistula are reported.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-12
NEW YORK TAKING
EVERY PROBATION.

NEW YORK, July 12.-An investi-
CATION of the alleged conspiracy to
place bombs on board steamships
leaving here loaded with war muni-
tions for the allies was in progress
today. A conference of police Off
cials, agents of the federal govern
ment and private detectives was call
ed to consider means of cooperation
to prevent the placing of any more
bombs on board steamships in New
York harEor. A special bomb squad
of detectives was assigned to work
around the river front and all piers
where war munitions were being
loaded on board > steamers were
closely guarded.
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ENTER
i THE CAPITAL
BAL GONZALES Is NOW
ESTABLISHING A CIVIL
GOVERNMENT.
6|F[sTO ISSUED.
v Amnesty for Political and
tary Prisoners Proclaimed.
Death Is Promised
LOoterS.

kICO CITY, July 12-Wbile
fE11 hundred car loads of food are
~ = outside the city for the con-
KIN pn OF bridge to allow them
a. ,r General Gonzales has turned
~ Mention to founding local
16y14Eent for a quick return of
06fG0 conditions. Manifestos have
6 issued proclaiming an orderly
axIl &1etration and general amnesty
~ ftical and military prisoners.
an6 pmising death to looters. The
z6 1ta rout OF Saturday continu-
"a ~.
Ieity is almost barren of horses
an& Utos SO completely did the Ia
pf16 sweep the city in an effort
@ 1--we nothing for the Carranzis'as
Thu &0pital is almost normal and is
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