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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Foreign Programme and
Ship Bill, Hilles Says.
Among Ammunition.
WILL DECIDE DEC. IA
ON CONVENTION CITY
Six Senators and Hughes, Root
ard Knox Among Candidates
Taft Not In Race.

Charles D. Hilles. chairman Of the
Republican National Committee, an
nounced yesterday that tn. committee
would meet In Washington December II
70 select a convention city and discuss
preliminary campaigns for the coming
national campaign. Ito Indicated the
main lines along which the Republican
party probably would wage the cam
paign. They were.
l. An attack upon the Democratic
tariff.
2. Criticism Of the Wilson admins
trations handling Of affairs in Mexico
and Europe.
3. Charges that Democracy has failed
to keep its promise OF an economical
administration md has failed TO keep
other 1912 platform pledges. including
the declaration In favor OF a single
term for the President.
1. Attacks on the Administrations
government ship bill and other admin
istration measures.
Mr.. Hilles said there was no lack Of
interest in the 1916 Presidential race
right now-that the present interest
compared favorably with that OF four
years ago.
at IS true that the situation this
year with respect 70 Republican Presi-
Dental candidates differs materially
from that in the last two or three
decades" he said "Out Of a group OF
Presidential possibilities at this time
there Is no one man or two or three
mon who stand out as leaders In the
race throughout the entire country.
Whether that situation will obtain I'M
I'll the actual opening of the next Re
publican convention or whether there
will be a simmering down Of candidates
| cannot say.
"Active organizations are In the field
for Senator'S Burton, Weeks, Cummins'
Por-h. smith and Sherman. Justice
Hu o.. Elihu Root, Philander c. Knox
former Secretary Of State; ex-Nice-
President Fairbanks, Governor Brum-
baugh. Of Pennsylvania, and several
other men who are active or receptive
candidates have strong followings.
Certainly each has the right to enter
the race for the nomination and the
early ballots at the next convention
may be widely scattered among IA
vorite sons"
Mr.. Hilles declined 10 discuss the
possibility OF Colonel Roosevelt cap
turing the Republican nomination. he
said that ne was positive ex-President
Taft would not consider entering the
lists for the 1916 nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
LONG MORTGAGES
URGED ON REALTY
Commerce Chamber Says SEMI
Annual Payments Would
Decrease Debts.

Tho reduction Of real estate mort
cages by semi-annual payments and
the issuance Of these mortgages for
long terms was the plan recommended
at conference yesterday afternoon at
tho Chamber Of Commerce. Nearly all
the largo money lending institutions OF
this city and many well known real es-
tate men and mortgage brokers at
tended.
The meeting was held under the au-
spices OF the executive committee OF
the Advisory Council of Real Estate
interests. Cyrus c. Miller, who pre-
sided. was authorized 70 appoint q
committee 70 hear recommendations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
CUARDSMEN OPPOSE
CONTINENTAL ARMY
Want State Militia Main Reli-
arce Behind Regulars.

Washington. Oct. 29.-secretary Gar
rison encountered some opposition to-
day to the proposal for continental
army as a part Of the administrations
national defence plans from members Of
the executive committee OF the Ma
tional Guard Association and Of the
National Militia Board, an advisory
BODY composed Of militia officers.
After d conference, called by Score,
tarv Garrison. which lasted several
hours. il was stated that no agreement
had been reached. The board and the
committee will hold regular sessions
here for week.
The guardsmcn vigorously opposed
any national defence plan which pro-
posed TO displase the state troops as
he organized citizen soldiery behind
the regular army. Tn, view was urged
that adequate support of the national
guard b. ths Federal government and
the public would assure all that the
continental army plan was intended 70
produce. liberalization of the national
guard was regarded a. primary step
to this end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
BvoadwoMWMana 9Th Sts.

and suggestions regarding t,r,,,.
such a plan. and 20 report the comr,,'
tees conclusions a. subsequent meet.
ing.
John p. Dos Passes, who IA. lon, a.
vocated the amortization o,smor.sir,s
told how IN. plan worked 20 ths -
interests Of all in Germany and Pnnss
Such plan here, he added, would ysl
70 stabilize real estate Investments
Clarence II. Kelsey, presidsn. Of a.
Title Guarantee and Trust COMPANY.
Landed the plan.
The resolution adopted vas ossnd ~
willard V. King, president Of hs Co.
lumbia Trust Company. !. rconnsrd.
ed adopting a form Of mortgage vi.h
quarterly payments Of Interest ,,l
semi-snnual payment Of one-hsls Of 1
per cen. on the principal. The nor
gage Is not 70 be less than ten year.
John y. Goldng, Alexander ". Ne.
Laughlin and william Felsinger spot.
against the plan. Mr. Goldins uI
there was no need Of change n. mA
the fault OF the money marke. vm no,
due 70 real estate men, bu. TO the lsrg.
fnanciers, who, instead OF putting ,t.l,
money into real estate, pu. 10 into VA
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Ferguson Defeats Hills Move

The Rev. DR.. Newell Dwight Hills
met defeat yesterday in the supreme
Court, Brooklyn. when Justice Kelly
set aside the order obtained by the
I Brooklyn divine giving him the right
20 examine Frank /. Ferguson. his
former financial agent, before starting
proceedings against him. Ferguson
said DR. Hills was on FISHING ex-
cursion' and Immediately moved TO
vAcate he order. In his decision Jus
tice Kelly said:
"lt clearly appears that the plaintiff
seeks no additional facts OF which he
is ignorant. but evidence IN support
Of facts known 20 him and which are
sufficient TO enable him TO frame his
pleading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Funston Ready TO Attack
Rebel Chief if He
Enters Arizona.
FIGHTING NEAR
AT Aqua PRIETA
1000 Carrsn1a Troops Hurry 10
Aid Oarrison-Insurgent Army
Almost Within Range.
rrrom r. T-ru-, Bar,ul

Washington, Oct. 2e.--Fesr % clash
between American troops and the villa
forces attacking Aqua Prieta. opposite
Douglas. Ariz. Is growing. Villas
troops were reported tonight 20 b.
finally in motion toward the interna-
t'onsl border.
Nor. than 1000 Csrranzs troops al
readv are on the way 20 reinforce Cen
oral Cailes's garrison a. Aqua Priota,
,ass!ng through Texas and Arizona
with The permission Of the State De
rartment. A train OF munitions and
arms for mis- detachment IS reported 70
have LEFT Laredo to-day, and will bs
followed By other trans carrying the
The offences at Aqua Prie.a are al
mos impregnable. army experts say.
ThNv consist OF intrenchments, barhed
wire entangl enents and = mined ares
in the form Of a sem icircle, the ends
o. which rest on the American boun-
dAry. Villas generals are said 70 be
planning a rear attack by crossing into
American territory, avoiding the Gar
ranz!stS defeuces.
General Funston's men have orders
90 engage any invading party, and grave
fears are entertained at the War De
partment that the expected attack may
provoke grave crisis. The arrival OF
The Carrsnza reinforcements az Doug
las. which will probably be during the
assault on Aqua Prieta. will only serve
o.. con, frf toto the situation.
The troops passing through American
.rr-itory are unarmed. and IL Is under
food that they viii not receive their
..spons and supplies until hey have
CROSSED into Mexico. Il is doubtful
-r.t the authorities will see ~ 20 re-
-ore their arms until all danger Of n
..olation OF American territory Il past,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
RECEIVER FOR STORE CHAIN
Creditors Of American Five and Ten
Cent Co. Have Appointment Made.

Judge Augustus y. Hand. in the
United States District Court, yester-
cay appointed John S. Sheppard, jr.,
an attorney, of Il Cedar Street. re
ceiver 10 take charge Of the affairs Of
the American Five and Ten Cent
Stores, operators Of chain OF stores
throughout the country and having Of
fees al 3l5 Fifth Avenue.
The receiver was appointed on the
application OF attorneys for George
Borgfeldt and other creditors In an
equity suit commenced in the Federal
courts last summer.
The American Five and Ten Cent
Stores was incorporated several years
ago for 100000. Dr. Nicholas Muir
ray Butler. of Columbia University,
held large interests in the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
JOHN CONSIDINE BROKE"
Once Possessed of 10000 He Now
Owes $500 900.

Seattle. Oct. 29.-John Considine,
member Of the theatrical Arm of Sull-
van & Considine. who a few years ago
was reputed millionaire. testified in
the Superior Court here to-day that he
was entirely without means and that
he owed 100000.
lie was being examined in supple
meutary proceedings az TO his ability
TO Aatisfy a judgment for $4,000, OBJ
tanned against him on September 10
By George Rubison on an unpaid note
signed by Considine. Considine said
he had sold his diamonds and parted
with everything that would bring
money, but was unable 70 raise sufti-
Gent funds. He was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
o. s. Troops Twice Attacked;
Dense Brush Bandit Lair

Brownsville, Tex. Oct. 2e.-Bandits
made two attacks on half company Of
United States infantry stationed at
Capote. d village about sixty-five miles
M the Rio Grande from here, soon
after 1880 o'clock this morning. In the
Capote district the brush is dense. After
The first attack the infantry was rein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED
Jersey Official VIII Give Them Pref
erence as Jurors

George II. D0w!y, jury Commissioner
Of hudson County, y. j., announced
yesterday that unemployed men will
have preference over others in the Sc.
lection Of petit jurors for coming trials
The pay is $3.50 a day and mileage If
they live AT distance. Mr.. Dowiy
will take the names OF all wishing 20
serve II they call at the courthouse,
Jersey City, before November s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
ART LOOT sMUGGLED IN
Famous Mexican Paintings Said To lie
in New York.

Famous Mexican Paintings naIu to "'
in New York.
Fl Paso. oct 80 Five paintings
valued at $4,000, stolen from mo
Bishops palace a. San Luis Poto'i' are
believed 70 have been fmuggled across
.he border and to be on their way TO
New York. Government agents are m
vest'gating recent express shipments
from FL Paso. a.
The pictures are said % have DIS
sppeared from San Luis Potosi during
the visit q General Thomas Oroina'
the villa general recently executed by
General Ficrro on orders from Genera!
villa Whether they formed part OF
the loot recovered by villa after the
death OF Urbina is not known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
Ex-Serbian Finance Minister Dies

Paris, Oct. 90 The death OF Lazard
Pascu. eX-Serbian Minister Of Finance,
was announced by the Serbian Legation
today. ". Pascu resigned from the
Cabinet early this month on account OF
III health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30

forced By half a troop Of che I'd Cavalry
from Hiaalgo, three miles distant o,.,
The infantrymsn belonged 10 ne Eolh
Regiment. which arrived In The Browls
vie district Monday from Dallas Inc
Official report said there were no cas-
uaitiee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-30
SAW VILLISTA KILL
AMERICAN, HE SAYS
Refugee Brings Story of Seizure
on Train-Capital Reports Ar
other u. 6. Citizen Slain.

FL Paso. Tex, Oct. 29.-Vills sol
diers at Guzmsn, a town 10 miles
south Of Juarez. took Charles Boone,
a New Mexico cattleman, from a tram
and shot him 70 death beside the track
Yesterday. according TO James Welsh,
who escaped from the Nillistas ana
reached the border to-day.
Welsh saws that Boone, 9n Ameri-
can. was seized by Colonel Hernandez
Villa officer. and shot in view OF
train load OF people -,
All Americans on the train Were told
their turn would come next. Welsh
said he escaped by hiding until the
train started again. Then he climbed
unobserved on the tender Of the loco
motive
Welsh does not know how many
Americans were killed by the Nilhstas.
There were several on the train, he
says.
New Orleans. Oct. 29.-Advices to
Mexicans here to-day said that Cen
eral c. n. VI. Agramonte, "a promi-
uent member Of the American colony
In Mexico City" and once president OF
the American Society, had been eN-
ecuted bv Carranza officials in the cap
ital about ten days ago For years
General Agramonte was publisher OF
the "Anglo-American," in Mexico city,
and was said to have been a major IN
the United States army during the
Civil War. tie was about eighty-four
wears old
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JoGxmDuxiMM
Soas&Ssss
Sale of High Grade
Imported and Domestic
RIB ONS

The sale prices quoted are far below the cost Of
manufacturing.
Lot No. IAN exquisite assortment of rich
quality wide width Ribbons, including Brocades
Novelty Pads and Stripes, also many floral
designs on light and dark grounds. Just the
thing for Fancy Work, Girdles, etc. to II
inches wide. Values from LIS TO 200 yd., at .OS
Lot No. z-Conssts of beautiful Dresdens in
Satins and Taffeta; rich coIoring; new designs:
6 to 1.2 inches wide. Values so to 75c.
yd, at 30
BvoadwoM.0Mona eth SITS.
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guests protection from undesirable surroundings since sat-
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eed See The Tribune Graphic Section every Sunday tor
complete Hotel announcements.
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meiner &idltigiett, 0a auf ibm Der
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9aBt uns miere RongreBbertre.
ter nrf ben qr1iioenten 8iIIon
lit in 0ieiem Sale niht SIT rehneu-
an ibrer empfinOliditen Steue, an
ibrer adiaesferie, podenl ltno
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lamentariid su bIeiben uno fetnen
ftdrtererL treficn0eren aHsorud ut
9ebrauhen) bat es Dts belte meiIter-
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geihift iDte getuiiienlog qeffbrte
anmpogne, beinl Brdiioenten nte
beim GongreB ben Gtnorud su ct.
uedeit, nIs Oh bic 6fFentEi9e Naei.
m,ng, 6ns geinmnte dlnerifoniide
@plf binter linen itdnoe.
9ieier fnlIde ginornd muB arg
geI0fht neroeEl limb fpie? Der
@eg lit ie1r einfod. Seoer e1rIide
amerifaniiHe @lrger fonn uti6 ioQte
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ioa geDifIenbai o~isgefiiIt nerocn.
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8lrger mogen unter5eihnenl get
ms ioG anes ebrIid uno or0entlid
5ugeben.
4erbt llnteridriftenl Sofortl
Gle fbut moth! SeHoet Die ausge-
fiiIIte a1rte ioicrt an American SIN.
largo Conference, Room 9O5. 1879
81. Glorf Str, G6icago, SH., elm.
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genou DergLihan NIT ben ms su @e.
cote Itebenoen offi8ielleH BdbIers
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llito ieoer aeHerebmam in ben Der.