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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

According q : reps-t af ths IE-
rzrt Coznfy 5uzEas sa-sstE. nsEE ing
wfFes are & respaass1ls fgr 3 E-sEs
dsal q ths distress re4art~5 - sas ur-
gazszEti0n- NsgEng E9rss % nos
sean pszslbe II tasse 6sTs e uasaza-
isl 5i=hEsshe-s, va1euuu e3ezDs-s.
electric lsgkts. running Estsr, gsacsEg
delivery service. gusk meas, free
kiu5sgETtezs za5 szHraEs O. re wEy-
Il the Eoe5 cd dsys Eh=n wives toilsa
fauFtaan hs8rs. and husband ~esksa
ten hsar between sbap whistles. 1hars
existe9 rsasanaa,e groaa5s fe- inter
rllteat spzsus e nsgg g51g- BIZ ast
- nGw- Tha news thz4 nsgEinr Est-
uslly exists Il Tarrznf eauntx. Texas,
an5 tals go9s seEn # thsirs Is rere-
Iatioa. q pl1zh Knockout. Qairk. TIE
Psritsu eoutrzpisaa for seol5s sc
Hhise absat 81. select t5e dse pest place
81 Lake 81 a-th for a5n1zistsE ing
the czrs NsEging Iusf De stamped
1zE- ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Z; i il the domestic sciences that
women WI find their Erestest ssl5.
sD6 there should be q sebo1l for The
huns trades. where gir-s are tzughs
girls wOrk. oeutsrinE in the bucse-
bod. in every fgEn and city N the
cuuufry. i Is hiEh tine TIE bousz
trades were put On the sane fouzinE
- ausiness ard p-ofessiOnsl occupz-
fiuns- New. when trained and e51-
Gated wo-sn are beginulnE 70 take
domestic sciencs seriously. Ea5 are
Offering services II ths huu- or
day. rhe tine hEs come & IS caring
when ths cioo5 vii be lifted from the
houss and the kifshsn and grz51zsss
work il ths haze =in be considered
Is Interesting IS ha1u-zhle s1s vii
he as Eell psi5 as grz51Ete work IL
of1ce CT schosl.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
PUBLIC SALE
Or
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
af The Late Mrs. BerEzrdiBe frzEE- q
Ne. - Prinre GeerEe Street

Bv auth1rzrv af 1he Orphans Court
and as aauznis-rAtar & tAs estate g
rhs late Re-zzra1ne Frank. Z VII o1e-
al vublic aucuu1 at the la1e residence
= Prince George st-set- CT
TUESDAY. 0CT0BEg ssh. 1919.
Rr-iuninr et 70 g'cIeSk. s. ".
all az 1hs household eEects consisting
~ ParIu-. Be1r0om. Dlnlugroo- and
Est.aan Furniture. CARPETS. Mating,
ra caath- China. KNIVES. .F'u7'ks Spoons.
Taase Linen. wE1EsW Shades. Pictures
04~uar1er1s- Pots. Pans and Fruit Jars
nza othsr articles uao numerous =
ma-tzun-
TERMS or SAIE-A1l sums oi $40
and un5ar. czsh; al suls 0rer thaz
amount wITl Be given VIII approved
security
JOHN FRANN-
-~r-z ADMIN sStrl4Cr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
NOTICE. TO cEDlToRs

Notice s. hereby given. TIA the suh-
scrFbsrs q anne Arundel CoZ1ty have
obtained tso-n the Orphans CCurf -.
ANA Arundel Counry. IN A5ETyEs4
.e.azrs - Administrator On the par
saual estate q
JOHN G. H0ILINS
1sIe of Anne ATuu1sl Coazty. deceased
Al persons having Claims EEE1Dst lac
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit
the sane, with ths vouchers 1aeTso-
70 1hs subscribers. on oT before the
lafh Dag of FearHzry. 1915.
ThgT may. Otherwise. ~ law. Be az
eir5sd from g. benefits e sad est s
Al persons indebted tc sad estate are
requested - Eaaks immediate payment
Given ander 1y hand this srd 1Ey
- ARrust. 3s15
JOHN y. E0L-TNS.
CHAIR Is sE0LEs,S
zdulE isErar1rE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
NOTICE 70 CREDIToRs

NOTICE e EEREBT sEvEE. 77ass
tAs suhscr1bsr las obtg-zsS r-nr1 ~
Orphans Cozr- q anne Arunasl czsar.-
y. z MARYLAND lsr1srs e z1r.trssfrs.-
Er4Lar4 CA IL personal eEn1e 81
4 r. ELISE SEEB0HM
s's - Az1s A-1le e Coznty. s-s-s
a persons 1zF1zg c1sz-s zrzzrsa fhs
deceased. are hereby ra<1sd = era "a
its Sane VIII Vcachsrz. = ~ So
scT1Dsr. q Ct bs1ors r1s
III DAY Or DECERRER s1s
l1sy ElzT. o-Asrw1se. b zEw. = *
s211sa ru- a. eszsSts q sEse -s.e
A. Ee-sozs lz5ssts5 70 sss5 4s.sr~ s-a
requested % make t-rsdsEts pzr-su-
I-Fsz u1dsr ~ hs1a Eezs Isl zzy q
sUns Zs16
FERDINAND EEEB0HN
A1Etzzstrz1ur.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
sorTcn 10 cRrnIrnRs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTVEx. ma Is.
ruosc-nfrs - Anna ArEn5e3 eeur-T. fes
qDlE44-lH1 1r'Qz1 E1e Orphan Court - 49,
Ar1lcel lDu1rEs iE MErrzzrd TsHf-s-.s -
Aln--l-s sz-z-1a1 q tie IssrE0ln1 astzrH u
MICHAEL LEVY,
-atH q Anne A-E11aI rnu-rv gEssr,aars.e
Al s,e-sc1s 1ET11ir claims zrEz1.st 80 -.
ctA Sc Grs her1aT WErls1 70 ezhstgtr rhs
s1me- win Wonders tterg.rf = - -
scrpsr. au e. before 1Ee
sezh DAY or APRIL. zg1s.
11ty my o11s-wlse. hy Law. BE- sxrauaa5
from az t's1s1t e sid es-ats. - T,---a--'1
-lil11lt1 = Ei-a eB-z1e are re-uns-ss -
mike immediate payment
ts-xs1 El.esr HI hE1z t14E 1zth nzr q
N1CE0LAS Il GREEN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Ana EsBss nswsrs g Al- "a ssAn DSHH.
4 A.
Il shs C.ruuss osz-s fur Azns Arsnasi
EUu1<ys
Na III -Ezutry

gorae-es as zssh Gay & segtsuhs-. 1gla
shE1 he sac - rhs property zzat1il1li-ie- y
-. rs-a-eeSsnrx zrInds ErE rEna-1H1 ~
EinhclrE z Green. TruE-eE he -E-zlea and
-se- H--e5 Ezlszs eEuse fa tae ea-ErarE
thsreas - KhQW1 O. @ haturs tie 2azh o&y
s.f ErsatsHr. Dext-
pruriaes = e0FF - las nr3ar hs alse-r-
&c q sazs EeTsssETss- E1azls.ze3 p anna
Arundel CuE1tT. uzHz In sae1 q -hree SIC
rsersve weeks t.Asa-e 1ha 2srn 1ET - C,c-
entsax.
re reVorz sfHrsE tbs E10uaf - El2os te
tss Sza.szEa8
GEORGE WILLS. C7srk
gFaEeE WELLS. Cark
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

AO1lCA Is HEREBY GTTEx. Thas sss
s1oscr1' 1'sr - Az0e A-E11ga CounrF -
oi'-1l-ls1 tra-z TIE 0rE,hznE' Caurt = aTrz
A-11aos4 C0z1EF. & kErTlE-c. -srtssr -,
L<zse1Iizy 81 tbs personal estE-e ~
EERxADEE FE4NK
1]-e g Ala A-z16s1 Cpzz-y. aasensea. an
tss-sl-s 1ETz1 Clans against zBt asrsns-s
1-s 1A-sty warned 70 sxsFt.5t sf... s..--. -.
ne FLs1t1s-x I-ErEEs - rSs Szk.serstar =
Dr hg1rrE tte
Zs4A DAY OF MARCH. MA.
--A8 2---gs 911srw-se- ~ 1Ew. be sselus-s
traEn A. te1a1 C sEz1 eE-E1s 81 -
-1--Dte1 = aid sE@xts are rseuss-as -
1-1Es .-zzDs1lE1@ rET-s--
Ssp1ezhsr. 1azI
JOHN FRANK
Z zEuz1ar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

A New York woman Is suing for
divorce on the ground that before
hsr marriage her husbands relatives
concealed the fact that be shattered. u
Euul3 be Interesting e know who
did the proposing in this case
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

A rzEuah1s real estate situate On West
street. n the CITY 0f Annapolis. having
3 fruztage ua szid West street q 42-B5
Eest. with 3 depth q 894-s feet more c.
less The said lot rms 1hToUEh .
NurrhweEt street fronting ca ss24
Nor1h west street E8 fss- This property
sz uas of ne best locations 1or business
e any kind n the town, z-a esperlallg
for an automobile garage C na1Fi1E
aicture theatre. o. any other business
II that character. ThE lot IS improved
~ q large
.TW0-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING
Fo- r-zce and terms C sale a1ly 70
Al. BRADY.
Attorney 1or Owner
os-tf Arundel Building
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

SEALED PROPOSALS. VI. De rss,esr5Hs
II tie City Cnu missioner 1E AnrarsgIls
un1l Ds0n- NOFENBER Isl. IBIS. 1T TIE
Municipal EullG1lE for TIE rs-1svEl ana
tIspuEzl q human e-cretz- 1k FrQrs.leg
Tor ~ ~ Ordinance zGup1ez ~ TIE Mayo
Counsssflnr and Aldermen 01 The CIR 4
Annapolis a1 SeTtanber zzfh- -az5. 1itle
sinks" for q pe1z0d - oDe year. 1nrnsav
December 1Es. z415 70 Dereu bar zEt- zs1E
Plans and specifications NAY be lad q he
City Co11En1sas0Ber- LhA rzr11 Is herahx
reserved 70 reject 81 acaeyE Any ane ~
h3dk
EMER z. PARKINSON.
EhGi-mNn
c " S1ETTE
T. G CHA<ET.
" z TANSArgT CTR r.n-v--sssre-.,-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
NEAL sE 9n NAVY r


Dr. WTElEzm MnmIlton 0sharBe.
SoTalIEsz trnz ne phcrrplsv C ne
sane nZs pro61ce5 r. Pzths Ex-
c1z-Es. In
sCcEyxzgAss5. 1915. ~ william FlAnI1-
tn 1Eho-zRb
NoTE-Ne4I ef The NHEys wGn D.
published As 3 ssT1Es E-urT Il tEs II
Evening CzEIkEA. TIE picturs WI as
shoEn II THE PALACE THEATRE
every Wednesday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

They say that the devil never takes
q vacation Bat be does. Every tine
be sees banch { hypacr5tes assem-
nle6 he avs 0H ard takes a good rest
He knows that business vii be good
while he is away.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
ATURDAf, October 38tb, 1885,
II O'clock, A. n.

LIE following 0GEc-4be1 property r-Z 80
TIRST-Lut aencrIbad Ia fellows. BeEln-
rl1g a. s paint ua Ihs west sac e Peas
AK street, A3 1eet from lie el14G11E line Il
the Intersection q ClEy AID Pleasant
streets ana running IN 3 Durtherly 6ireet1azl
1G feet. thence 81 -1ChG angles 50 a eGEtHr1g
slrAcf5a1 g feel. thence IL right angles -
the Inst mentioned 1fne nDG parallel via
ths frat lnk C &c fest tbE1es az rdEAt az
gies a. the place q beginning Improved
hE
Trs s1ary Frame Dwelling
SDCoND-Bag4u1I1g a. Calvert street Is
feet inches from ne Intersection o. CzI-
Vsrz and Northwest streets s1c running
1iurlh - degrees u Ulzu1es esE1 40 fest IA
Z pest thence north SO degrees - Eu11urssl
west 90 fest 20 4 poEts thence soufh g De-
greeE Is minutes. weEi 80 fest % a post
thence Eoufh &c degrees Is minutes, eEsi
GO fest - the beginning containing -.4A
square fest q ground. Improved by
TIVE Twe-s4a-y Trn-ns Dwellings
TEIRD-Besiuaiag On Calvert street 81
be HoufbsT1-nnEf corner C Della lad &C
ga lot sSee G W. 10. .. follo &s19 ED6
running the1re E16 h11llrE On Calvert 81
- feet thence westerly 90 feet thence
nGrfberaF = feet and thence by 1be linz
Ot DeIz2 El8Es3yH lDf &c ssst % The begin
ming C0ntEiniRg Lao square tses q
ground. 1nIrUFed BY
I've 4W3-sturE ErEzDe DNS2t1EEs-
These properties are rented 70 good ten
ants and tie total rental Ter tie same -
ks15o per n01sh- The nm berE ut 1hH
houses on tbs streets VIII be given On the
dEts q sale. and they WIN be offered. first
Individually. EE 70 the houses and 1ots z3,on
which they stand and ssc11f3T.Ek E WbolE-
and VIII be Be3d IS Il NAY ETpeEr To TIE
best EdFE1rEEs of The DurrEEEl- and zn1rf-
gage
Taxes adjusted 70 dEy q EHls-
TERMS OF SALE-O0e-hElt cnsh O. rat
lacE1D1 81 TIE sEEE. balance Il ak muEahE
with Interest from TIE GE1s q sale D. al
cash n the Up1lol = TIE purchsEer
A deposit q $50 EI1 ts required Ls sold "a
lodiF1cEsl EEls q a1s house Eo6 1gt eschr
or SOS = Eold "a q whole
Tie purchasers can arrange 70 b0rr8w 4
qs1f - tbs purchEsE money c1 zu-rEaEe-
JAMES ". OWENS
Attorney SEEsa 81 EartEaga.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Anybody that wants 10 get Married
better hang around TIE White House
where its catching.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Is the Firl q today q success Or ;
failure. some one asks. Wei, il 81
depends. Are yuu married or single.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

P-ss4aent Wilson warts Americans
20 be uo-e nsutrzL There has been
EitoEethe- TOO mDch disposition. IN ms
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Pr Euu&s cf Es3nEBteE
JANE u WILL
WADE HAMPTON LTNTfzlff- Sd
JOHN = E0FELNN
CHARLES A. N0LLEL
Ter NuEEfE GnEallliE& Enars
BENIN 8 NEEEE
FEECN WELLzANs
JOHN q. THIEDEOTEE
JAMES A. WALTON.
s-kkETT ~ WFnE
JOSEPH ~. WlLE HsOE
CHARLES G.. EAsEF0ET8
foF : sGrHs ~ TIE ofrhElF' Courf
JAMES 4. CUsACE
GEORGE ". hyde
LTMoN BEALL
Ter CuunGE EurVeFsr
y CARSON IOI 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
ATTORNEYS SALE
or WALUABLE-
Real Estate,
In the City Of Annapolis.

By r1rrns q. q PHwsr g SAFE eo1lllzls0
Il A rnortgEEe from LuulE =. Eidgsly. .1H1a1
AuEBsf -q1k aplS and recorded Euglg tie
Lana EscardE q Au1s Arundel cgEDEgs q
LEber G. ". Eo. - 4O1o 2sa tie uD8er-
signed. attorney NAMED Il EE11 mortgage
w-5Il orsr 81 FEhZie EEls * TIRE Cou-r E0ass
5aar IL tlsa CIV q Annapolis 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18
Evening Capita.


w-H Il aEEOTT. Eater KzE Psc4a1sr
N-. TasA ABBltTT GAGE. LlocEl 1a1t1r
CHAKlEs a swBoTT. BEalneHa A2-E go
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

F@ eialss At.wasy
AGcHOLAs =. GEEKS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

on suunvs gmr Enes uf SazaGrss-3
Trrf fnss-sE1a fzu8. rneBezEeE1 -Essrzs1zss
- cEztn. eEecI1l rE1ea IA o. VIII z1c'-l-zAE
<uEr<xrly Enc yeErlT 11verzserG
Esaen1 ErriexH and pa1i-isAi g FsrBG1s1l
g,umuHuscs1-EnH e re1ts yser LIE. b-sFlsr,
sunseque1f snrs-zA0zE cez.H psf Nre-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

- - - 60
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

. oz sale a. al tie tssak Et1-ta C tfs esfE.
where or6s-H usxE bs lef1 fas rs dellssET ta
sUssacr7berH a. ce1ts pr wssE = cHE1n Essr
I1nIfk and Slff pes ysEr
Zen car kHFE ia EkNHG CAPITAL
EuEIled - y9z whez EwET from 10 s-ty -
l..1Hzng yrEr zEzs and EE1reas ~ t1fs sftes
~ e1thsr a. the bsaEytores- OzlT "a ceEts
q wHhf 90 &c GEElt6 & z1Ulr1. mated q ans
ac 4rraa lg fba Ur11ee States Enf cElsaH-
Ent~rs1 as lhs AznGBs1Iis Fostsflsfs "a
ssarNF FG-Ctnsg ME11er-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

M0NDlT. oCToBER i. IaIs.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

EaE Esk-E
IN n EULLITAA
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Ter EsEEr1r-
KNEEs0s G. HAEEESET0S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Ter Cen trailer
HIGH A. Ma8EEI.AN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

BERNARD EEEsARD
Ezl-5-t1 kTs1ut are
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-18

Ter Anu-neg Gssz1srA
AIIrHT G. EITCaIE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03
MAY ISSUE ORDERS
TOCR0SS BORDER
President Wilson and Secre-
tary Garrison Considering
Instructions to Funston.

President Wilson and Secretary Garri-
son are considering whether to author
Ice Maj. Gen. Funston to cross the
Mexican border with United States
troops If he finds it necessary to do SC
to save Douglas, Ariz, from Mexican
gunfire In the fighting at Aqua Prieta
between Villa and CarranzA forces.
Douglas is Immediately opposite the
Mexican town.
The situation at this point Is grow
ing in seriousness An official list of
yesterdays casualties In and around
Douglas, made public by the War De-
partment today, contains the names of
United States soldiers not mentioned In
news dispatches. Six soldiers are re-
ported wounded, in addition to the
death Of Harry J. Jones, private, 18th
Infantry. and two civilians. names I'M
known, are reported wounded.
Gen. Funston reported todav that
Gen. Urbalejo. with about 1,50O Yauui
Indians, has Joined the Villa forces.
japanese Ambassadors Request.
viscount Chinda. tho Japanese am
bassador. today asked Secretary Lam
sing to have United States consuls in
Mexico look after Japanese affairs in
localities in which Japanese consuls
were not stationed. Japanese consuls
are resuming their duties at their sta
lions without formal recognition Of the
CarranSa government by Japan.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice. the British am
bassador. gave kptice At the State De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03
HARRINGTON CARRIES
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
All Democratic Candidates for
County Offices Are
Victorious.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, November a.
Complete returns from yesterdays cleo
ton show that Emerson c. Harrington
democratic candidate for governor, car
ried Montgomery county over his re-
publican opponent, Ovington E. Weller
by a majority of 53s. and that his as
sociates on the state ticket, Hugh A.
McMullen, for controller of the state
treasury, and Albert c. Richie, for at
torney general, had somewhat larger
margins over the republican candi-
dates, Robert F. Duer and Albert A,
Doub.
All of the democratic candidates for
county Offices won. their majorities
ranging from 494 to 1,1s4
The total vote polled was about 6. 900
1t was the largest by several hundred
ever cast at an election in this county
exceeding that of the last presidential
election by 900.
Much cutting of tickets was INDUCED
in. The chief sufferers were Harring-
ton, Laird. for the house of delegates.
and Ray, for %erk of the circuit court
Laird was knitted in every district. and
but for republican support would have
been defeated.
Proves an Easy Winner.
in the states attorney contest, his ma
jority over ]. Damn Faber being 1,1O1,
while H. Clinton Allnutt was reelected
mon by majority of 1874. Gather was
elected sheriff by majority of 1924,
his republican opponent being Henry
Latterner.
Ernest Offutt was reelected county
surveyor. polling sss more votes than
CO, al
| candidate, and N. Hazen Metzger. for
county commissioner from the third
district. won over Windsor w. Hodges
by a majority of 757. County Commits
sioner George G. Bradley. jr.. was re-
elected without opposition.
The successful candidates for the house
of delegates were Charles F. Brooke, John
Gardner, Paul Y. Waters and Philip ID.
Laird. John F. West and Alfred C. Toll
son were reelected judges Of the orpha ns'
chosen to succeed Remus r. Darby, who
did not seek reelection.
Count Proves Slow.
Because OF the heavy vote and un-
wieldly ballot the count of the ballots
was very slow. In the first precinct OF
Rockville district the count was no,
concluded until o'clock this morning
| The following Is the total vote re-
| ceived by each candidate:
For governor Harrington, 1916
Weller. 2.s3S.
For controller Of the state treasury
/ Duer, 2.6S9; McMullen, 1886.
| For Attorney general-Doub. 2,616
Richie, 3,414.
For the house Of delegates-Brooke
3.35s: Gardner, 1886; Waters. $3.50;
2,4Ss: Lewis. Ass; Curran, 2.16S.
| For clerk of the circuit court-Ray
1852: Dawson. 2.676.
| For states attorney-Bouic, 1899
,, Faber, 2,49S.
| For Judge of the orphans court
West. 1903; Magruder, 1852: Tolson
1928: Clancy. 1884; Woodfield. 2.501.
| For register of wills-Allnutt 1871
McCammon. 1887.
| For county commissioner from third
district-Metzger. 3,344; Hodges, 1857
For county commissioner from fourth
district-George. G. Bradley( no oppo-
sition 1858.
For sherir-Gaither. 1886: Latterner
2.462.
For county surveyor-Orutt. aass;
Browning, $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03

there was a wagon and foot bridge
there.
ceased. said to be in the Engineer
Corps, U. s. A, at Wheeling, Va. will
reach here this afternoon and take
charge of the body.
Coroner hewitt this afternoon held an
inquest at the morgue and the jury
gave a verdict of accidental death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03

the power plant Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. near
the scene Of the accident, and later
was taken to the morgue.
Lyons several days ago moved to q
boarding house near 9Th and H streets
northwest, according to a statement
made to the police. His friends were
unable to suggest a reason for his
walking on the railway bridge when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-03

par tiueHC To-Day Ih9C DOth Great Brit
ain and France are about to extend
recognition to the government Of Gen.
Carranxa in Mexico. 1t probably will
be done by communications to Carran.
za's representatives in Paris and Lon
don. Great Britain and France, it was
SAID, are acting on their own initiative
ana not necessarily following the lead
OF the United States.
Neither Confirms Nor Denies.
Secretary Garrison today refused, to
conhrm or deny that Gen. Funston has
asked for authority to cross the Mexi-
can border II he deems it necessary.
and the White House also was silent.
1t was made clear at the War Depart
ment that Gen. Funston already has
authority to return any fire from across
the border. He also has authority to
DISPOSE his troops as he deems best.
should 1T be decided, however, by the
PRESIDENT and Secretary Garrison to
permit him to cross the border it will
rest with President Wilson whether
any change in orders will be made pub
lie. Gen. Funston in his report last
night said there was then an uncon-
hrmed rumor that the Villa forces
around Aqua Prieta were withdrawing
toward Nogales, but today he tele-
graphs that Urbalejo's Yaqui Indians
have Joined Villa before Aqua Prieta.
Complete List Of Casualties.
The complete list of casualties to
United States soldiers. as given out by
the War Department, is as follows:
Harry J. Jones, private, 18th Infantry,
died of wound in stomach.
Steve Macy, private, 18th Infantry.
flesh wound, left hip.
Edward Tank, private, 18th Infantry.
wounded in thigh.
Michael Burger, private, 7th Infantry,
slight wound left knee.
Ollie e. Whidden, private, 7th Infan-
try. slight wound in neck.
Frank Dudley. cook, 18th Infantry,
wound in right hand.
Walter Mays. sergeant, 7th Infantry,
wound in right hand.
Reported Activity Of Zapatistas.
Zapata forces have resumed activi-
ties on the west coast Of Mexico, &C
cording to advices dated Sunday re-
ceived yesterday at the State Depart
ment.
s. The department made this announce
ment:
Reports dated October 81, from the
west coast. indicate that there Is some
activity on the part of the Zapatistas
the commander Of the forces of the
&c facto government, is said to be re-
turning to Acapulco after engagement
with the Zapatistas.
mo telegraph lines are in operation
to Acapulco and the town is cut off
from communication with the interior.
The town Is quiet.
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KILLED ON RAILWAY BRIDGE.
John Lyons, a Retired Soldier, Il
Struck by W.. B, & A. Car.

John Lyons. fifty years old. retired
soldier. was sturck by an electric car
on the Washington. Baltimore and An
napolis line last night while on the
bridge over the Eastern branch at Ben
ming and killed. His body was taken to
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Death Of Rear Admiral Phelps.

OAKLAND. Cal. November 3.-Rear
Admiral Thomas Stowell Phelps. u. 9. NJ,
retired. died at his home here early To-
day. He was sixty-six years old. and 10
survived by his widow and one daughter.
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Republicans Heartened.

The effect upon national politics of
the Massachusetts outcome will be to
hearten the republicans and attract at
tention to the tariff as an issue, it is
said. The out-of-state speakers in the
Massachusetts, campaign dwe1t forcibly
upon the tariff. and while all Bay stat
ers know that local and submerged is
sues entered largely into the result, the
public at large will be expected by the
republicans to draw tho conclusion
that the election was . protective and
anti-Wilson victory.
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the first two of which he suffered in the
line of duty.
He is survived by his wife, who was
Martha L. Pattison, daughter Of T. T.
N. Pattison of Indianapolis, Ind. Gen.
and Mrs. Sternberg had no children.
Born in New York State in 1888.
George Miller SternberE was born
June 8. 1888. in Otsego county, N. Y.
HIS father, Rev. Levi Sternberg, was
Lutheran clergyman whose ancestors
were among the early German settlers
from the "Palatinate." His mother was
Margaret lowering Miller. and he was
the eldest Of a family of ten children.
His early education was obtained at
Hartwick Seminary, N z. where his
maternal grandfather was professor of
theology. and at sixteen years of age
he became self-supportine by teaching
school at Germantown. N ].
At nineteen he entered a physician's
office to study medicine, and subse-
quently attended the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons in New York city,
1860. 80
Upon the outbreak of the civil war
ne passed the examination of the Army
Medical Corps, was appointed assistant
surgeon May 2S, 1851 and assigned to
duty with the Sd United States Infan-
try
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GEN. STERNBERGIS
CLAIMED BY DEATH

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