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The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Epworth League Officer
To Give Talk Tomorrow

"Seizing Ones One Chance to Save
Another will be the official Epworth
League topic for tomorrow. David II.
Davenport. first vice president of Trim
ity Epworth League. will speak at Lin
coin Road NJ. e. Church at o'clock
in the evening. while Clark Main. vice
president of the Lincoln Road Epworth
League, will address the devotional
meeting at Trinity NJ. f. Church.
Mr.. Davenport will be assisted by
Miss Bertha Chambers and Miss
Alvaryte RaineY, of Trinity Chapter.
who will supply the musical program
for the occasion. The Epworth League
at Foundry NJ f. Church will be ad-
dressed by Lee b. Emory, District
treasurer. at the 7 o'clock service.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Surgeons and Nurses to
Leave for Belgian Posts

Six American surgeons and twenty
four Red Cross nurses will leave New
York tomorrow or the American line
steamer St. Louis to Join the hospital
corps at the Belgian front They will
be stationed at La Panne. Belgium, The
surgeons are DR.. Albert r. Goodman,
New York. and DR.. Robert w. Kinds.
Buffalo. directors; Drs. William Fl. Nor
riss, of Baltimore: John d. Spelman. of
Cincinnati; William T. Fttzsimmons. of
Kansas City, and Earl V. Morrow. OF
Portland. Greg. Accompanying the
party will be DR.. James w. Daniel, OF
Greenville. S. c., who will be second
assistant surgeon In the Red Cross Hos
pital at Paisnton. England or the
twenty -four nurses in the party seven
are from Philadelphia, and the others
are taken from leading hospitals Of the
United States.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Birge Sisters to Sing
At Fifth Baptist Church

The Birge Sisters. known throughout
the country for their evangelical Songs
of Cheer" will assist the Rev. John e
Briggs in a series OF revival meetings
which begin at the Fifth Baptist
Church tomorrow.
Services will be held on Sundays al
II u. m. $3.50 p. m, and 7:45 y. M, and
on week days at 7:45 p. m. during the
ensuing week.
The services Monday will be held in
honor of the Berea Baraca and
Philathea Sunday school classes. Tues
day has been designated Ladies'
Night" Wednesday. MEMS Night"
Thursday Young Peoples Night" and
Friday. "Childrens Night" The Rev
Tom Harrison. the boy preacher, viii
deliver the sermon Sunday night.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Religious Education
Board Meets Tuesday

The boards OF religious education. OF
the Province of Washington and the
Diocese of Washington will hold a pub
lie meeting Tuesday evening In tho
Parish Hall OF Epiphany Church. when
the question of what relation the par
ent bears to the Sunday School will be
considered.
Rt. Rev Rogers Israel. bishop of Erie,
Pa, will be the principal speaker and
will be followed by Rev. II. w. Diller,
rector of Trinity Church. Pottsvile. Pa.
who will discuss Parochial Teacher
Training classes
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Central Union Mission
Makes Appeal for $4,000

An appeal for $4,000, which it is i'm
perative to raise by May 27. has been
sent out by the finance committee of
Central Union Mission, which includes
L. E. Breuninger, William II. Ramsey,
and E. e. Richardson. OF this amount
$4O0 Is needed for current expenses,
$500 for the semi-annual interest on the
mortgage. and $1,000 to reduce the prln-
cipal of the mortgage.
The report accompanying the appeal
states that during the last fiscal year
the mission furnished 2f,679 lodgings at
10, 10 and 25 cents each; 1915 free
lodgings, and has maintained a bread
line. an employment agency and fur
persons.
Two religious services are held every
week day and four or five every Sunday.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
H. M. Gilman to Speak at
Maryland Avenue Baptist

Sabbath Observance Sunday will be
observed by the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Maryland Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow Horace NJ. Gilman,
president of the District Christian En-
deavor Union, will deliver a temperance
address. Miss Lois Rector will be the
leader for the meeting.
Installation of the officers elected at
a recent meeting of the society will he
conducted on the evening OF May 3. The
officers To be installed are Herbert n.
Street. presiednt: J. Mayo Rector. vice
president; Miss Lois Rector, secretary.
and Miss Bertha Embry. treasurer.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Baltimore Preacher at
Second Baptist Church

The Rev. George Pitt Beers. of the
Liberty Heights Baptist Church, OF
Baltimore. will preach tomorrow at
the II o'clock and 1880 services held in
progress at the Second Baptist Church.
Baptism will also be administered to-
morrow.
Prior to the II o'clock Service, all
departments OF the church will meet
in the audience room for an address
by DR.. Beers.
The Second Baptist Church meetings
will continue Monday. Tuesday, and
Wednesday evenings.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Robbed at Funeral,
Son Causes Arrest

NEW YORK, April 17.-Louis Gold
spinner stopped his fathers funeral to
cry out that he had been robbed and
to cause the arrest of David Cohen.
Two hundred mourners in the home
were thrown into confusion when young
Goldspinner's cry rang out above the
rabbits chant. The pocketbook he lost
contained 500. and was found on the
fioor, but he alleged a gold scarf pin
was removed from II.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Name Commercial Agent
At San Francisco Post

Elwood G. Babbitt has been appointed
commercial agent in charge of the San
Francisco office OF the bureau of foreign
and domestic commerce, Department of
Commerce, at San Francisco, at a salry
of 5000 year. RAYMOND n. Hickman
has been trans sterred from the Panama
canal to assistant gas engineer at 81, ,5Or
In the field service OF the bureau OF
standards. Adrian Mcbride has been
appointed clerk at 81 .2OO in the light
house service at Rock Island Ill.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Cadillac Line Shown
At Frisco Exposition

The exhibit of the Cadillac Motor Car
Company at the Panama Pacific Expo
sition at San Francisco includes, in ad-
dition to a cut-open eight-cylinder
chassis. every body type the company
is producing this season" says J. NJ.
Stoddard. OF the Cook & Stoddard Com
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Lays Wife's Charge
To Finery Craze; Held

NEWARK, April 17-"She wanted
wine parties She threatened to kill
herself because she could not get fin
cries. rode her In my automobile to
screamed I was trying to drown her"
This defense was offered by Matthew
Latmer to his wife's charge that he
tried to drown her.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
S. A. Luttrell Will
Sell Packard Truck

s. A. I,uttrell. Washington agent for
the Packard expects n demonstrator
Packard truck next week. Mr.. Luttrell
has made all plans to enter the truck
bunsess in connection with the selling
OF Packard cars.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Spiritualisn
Universaiist
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER

18th and L SITS N w
Rev John Van Schaick Jr. d. D.. Pastor.
Public Worship at II a. m. with sermon by
Rev. Merrill E. Gates. d. D.. former l'resi-
dent OF Amherst College, member Of L. 8.
Home Indian Com. Subject. The Fullest
Life"
Young Peoples Christian Union at p. m
Leader, Mr.. Ralph Brown.
Sunday school. 9:45. Free kindergarten.
liza
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Rescue Mission

CENTRAL UNION MISSION. 622 La ave.
n. w. Religious services week DAYS at II II
a m, > and 7:3o p m. Bread lines each
night and morning. Rev Earl Clark and
wife. singing evangelists, OF Cleveland
Ohio, are conducting special revival serY-
ices at this mission, which will continue
through the next week or longer Come and
hear the Gospel in song. sermon, and testi-
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
CHURCH NOTICES
Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10th
n paEtor. Rev Robert W. Coe. assistant
pastor. ii a. M, public worship; sermon by
the pastor: subject, AT THE TEMPLE
Gate Music by quartet and chorus choir
$50 a. m. Sunday school. 6:5 p. m. y. r.
8. c. f s p. m. address by pastor. PLAY :
tNG WITH P~IRE''
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Undenominational

ASSEMBLY HAL1-Nth st. and Pa; ave;
s. E. Sunday school; s;S a m. Gospel
preaching Z :45 D. m. All invited.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17

THE NATIVITY, l4th and A S. E.-I:S0 10
Communion: other services II. S. The Res
direction. 3I5. I: Fri. 7:ao p. m. The Catho
lie and Apostolic Church for all people.
The Washington times., 1915-04-17
Church Notes

Under the auspices of the District
Federation of Women's Clubs. the Rev.
J. Goodell Frost. president of Berea
College, Berea. Ky, will speak tomor-
row at O'Clock in the First Congre-
Gational Church, Tenth and G streets
northwest, on THE American High
landers.''
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
RETvaa eoTTon LOAN rum


Wzshingf1n-The Federal n0wvu
Board seftag ~ the ezrfr.I euunRses
of the SIxs.s0e 9Go e,sfna inna fund,
decided nce 70 comply vfxA REQUESTS
recently received 70 szfs.1 fhs txns
nnt< TOR faan 1DDzle1kiuns bsyunk
Fs5rnry L Applicakicns mntln1 a
tAaf day vfu be tae Issz cpEsidersd
u deveznped fha< bona ade apprxcar
rinus % th- New YORK eomn:xrss h
charge q zcxunI a1mzrnfyzf1um of u
fzzd amonaf Only n absuk S1ssoe
rhis fxef - tzkea hsrs 70 fnAzents
thak DruhaAly no< none fhza . ~
mfuznns a fhs - subsex1bs1 ever
ufu b spDlksd for IN vtew a fhis
members of The bnnr1 feIE that Il vns
not jul % kssD IN ths mnaay a shn
szhs<rihfng banks tte I - tor . psrsod
5eyu1d Fs5runxy L
RsqBns<B fR time Huik eaxmszons
vsse fzrwpreeed ~ n7sed cn he -
sire 81 COTTON prudn@ers to knvs IN
fund q hA.zd. bux no< to maks - e
IL Board members hrId ne opfn1rn
thar bankers have shs<n . npxrsf Of
patr1ctism in suhs<rth<nx anA fhsf
tnsy should not be sxpeefsd q hesV
their money fkle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
SHOW STOPS FIGHT
N WESTERN ZONE
FRENctt cIAln slIcrr PROGRESS
AIoNo COAST OF rIANpeRA
NO ctANsE ON ArsNE-
ALLIED OFFENSIVE HAITs
osriin cisisss TAsf Lsus<s of Al,;s,
osrsrs Lsss Fsur Weshs r.~s
Dssa rsoecc. zn.ooo xIsisd
and f71sc prsssrsrI

Lordon--fn the -est there has been
brisk rxhfinx at many points.
The French claim further progress
.lonx the coast Of Flanders. but not 10
the extent Indicated BY znofsieizl re-
porsx
Attacks aud epznteraf.=rks have
prevailed IN the region cf Arms and
IN the Assne valley south Of Laon- but
apparently without either side making
sny Important gains.
The Preach pruxrsss east Of Rheims
asd h he vosxes. however. continues.
aespfre . heavy snovstorm- according
% Official claims In the Arxuune the
Germans claim TO aave improved their
posttfon-
An official German statement estf-
mates the allies losses since they com
uenced tkeir offensive four weeks axD
At fss.ae9. Including 5000 killed and
more than 1T.sas rrfsc1ers-
An interesting account from German
sources of the bate north Of Sof<scux
says the Preach defeat vas the result
cf surprise attack While the Fr<reh
expsrfed an stack on their lefr the
Germans attached ca the rfxhr aad
ceufsr and drove the Fr-nrh euupisfe-
~ cut of Positions zsrrA Of the Alsue.
vAi<h = lad taken then 4 meath 70
ezp<zr<-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
TURKS ARE DEFEATED AGAIN.
Rsssasns Claim That Wssss Army
carps ftss onsa Annshissss1-oa
- rrsnsytssnsa

Petrugr1d-Tne foElswtnx report hss
bssn received from Tf1is-
The army of tae cs.<zzuz hax COW
srsa ~ raU u1<A gfnry ~ . frenh
heroic Gytnik- hns1ng eonpz.esly -
nihfznxaa 60 11xA TuA1rA essuB. ~
IL zrsuGnnn - sspu1u1 fnnnunzunnn1
sf~2sun wA1EA - nne1zs - 6znsrnur
We have captured al The artillery .
this curpH
Loa6na tn unxn Rmuufnu
amy hns bs~n bny ruUsxzxnx vnnx
Grand DuEs xfchs6ns- n HI okII<xnI
repur<. 6s.cr1b<s ~ . ssrtss a vtu1nne
attacks ~ Field Marshal Won Hinsen-
burg % break hfs way thruaxh 10 War
san. ether Russian forces hare storm
ed and taken KfriIhaha Pass. ca the
borders Of the TrznzylvanEz. and have
made further progress In their adL
vance alanx the right hank or the Wis
tuIa toward the German frontier.
The Germans N force have delivered
seven successive attacks. whieh desel-
oped dssperzre hayonef fighting. On
the Russian lines on the Ieft bank Of
the visrulz znd have succeeded IN TAX
ing one Of the Russian advance
trenches
Further south there hare been sim
lar attacks. n each case preceded by
heavy artillery enxzxemenfs- The Rrz-
SLAMS have succeeded In silenefnx the
heavy Austrian guns. which. frum the
banks Of the Duzaiec. have heer bon
harding the town Of Tsrno~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
GERMAN WEDGE IS sun


Loctcr--Tnr.e fzrfous harrt~s e
widely separated points or the hzxfis
frunt and . spectacular battle between
xunners manning hiEA xaxle xuns ard
detaehr7snr Of German zvfzrors we're
recorded In Official reports fruu
Frsnch and German haz9quzrssrs.
A aeid arsenal IN In Hos-eiIe. norsh-
east OF Albert vas blown up ~ the
bursting Of . German shell and part
Of the tova wzs set anre. forcing tns
Preach 10 ev.eu2fe uraer ere frp<n
the German BATTERIES ard zusck drsux
guns. according 10 the Frenea report.
vhieh adds hs~exsr. tk.t the Preach
troops we're rsass<uhled xnd fnu~-
diareiy directed q vigorous esunserat-
tack axzinst the tnxa. r-<zoezrfnx
their former Positions n the vaIaxe.
Berlin claims 70 have reueru7a~a
ne ehurvhxzrt % ths sfIlzxe. xrsxfnx
the Frrach cut IN a terrific bzvur~<
attack sa1 c1gtarfRx thr-e srir~rs
and f0 n~nL
Renewed ATTACKS axzizx. the ps~f-
ton of the Fren<A 90 tA@ vest sf S,fs-
sons we're reported Th~ Germans
oanha-z~d the Village cf 81 Paul and
arrsmpred two Attacks a<zinzr the
Frsncn sarrh-orxs 70 the nor-heaxr az
siesur-Aizu>. near Azrr~~he. but we're
met BY such a vtnlenr IRE fruuz ts@
French batteries azd gusck-srrrx that
they were forced to retire
Important gains ara recorded BY the
French In their drive against Mefx
Several German earrhworkx to the
northwest of Puut2 Nouzscn. forming
part Of the German wedx. vhieh
eru<s<s tho Nsu=e as 81 NFhiel. vxrr
captured By the French-
Thfs victory. made good BY the
Frenca vhea they repeEled the viz
oruux cUunteratracks of the Germans
and subsequently, orrzaized the
-renehes ~ defensive Positions. exp>h
the Germans enttreiy from lie Pesrs
forrest
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

sea oern b Ma Ssyrs. prs.s .sassrs
Second ossshesr-ss t4is FIrse
cr8n1ehiz1L

Washingtou--As sua go huru n n
Whfre House 10 Mr. Frzn<1s Hsuuc
Sayrs. Presfdszx wusuns s,ruul
danghter- Mr. Sayre - - an
vsrs rspsrssa 70 - t1sne IN
d. GEayssa. - w11ka Hsws -.
st<tnn. scafss IL 1lrx- anyru ensu
birth 10 . ~ ~ Essry<Aine vunf
perfectly and bckh are dang vel !
The boy weighed seven xnd on<- hslf
pounds He announced his axrfvsI ~
. serfss of exi.s. which gave assur-
anee that his hunss we're IN exe0izenk
condition
President Wi1.un uade No efEorf to
conceal his Joy vhsa fnformsd that
the child vas . bog and that Mn
Sayre vas well He fz<e vss vrsnrAed
in smiles for hours af<ervarL IL was
his first xrzadchtld and the prexEd<ux
has no boy Of his own
Mr.. Sayre. Who b assistant % Prusf
dent Garfield of Williams Couags. v,s
not ~ ths White House vhsn HI sun
vns born d Crzysun reached lin cu
the telephone a. wfllizmseown. Ma,
and he came to Washtngfun at once
A corps Of special nzrses were n
attendance Dr. z p. Davis. . special
list Of Philsdelphiz. had been enI1ed In
BY Dr. Grsyscn-
A name has noc been selected buf
Il Vas expsrtsd that the child vozld
be named for his Krznd<afar- The
Christening b expeeted to BE- held IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

nsessnas cssvswesss auas~e. c>r,~.x
esqss osunnsss onr1-nsw Ezss-
se1vs . vIli. omen<.

Mextco C1<y-o>n- no1us onnnn1ur
Garza vns name prusxuzuuni prput1uus
of Msxfro ~ tks n.ssnnaa esn~~u<suu
hsrA Ths former prusisfoanl vs--t
dent. Gen KsiAlio Cstierrux. tnrsen<r
With GensA B1nnco. nobses sud yous
vascosceics. len Mexieo Csxy for -
chucoL
Martial hw has bssu declared -
Co Gsrn Ths city Il bsing pafruzls1
~ mounted police.
?. elscsszE Cara the epuvsnxsu. H.
elared frseif supreme and unffI . ~
president b eIsctsd has asszuea IN
iegisaffve. executive and jn61ctnI ~
err
Washingfoa--CoI nogua ouamzm
Garza- elected provfssonal preuxaenf a
Mezfco. b oas of csn- vIIls,s prs.<1pnl
onieers- D>faiis q his sisrfisa vsrs
iack1ng. but the general belzef vas he
n.A been chosen temporarily to neef
an eDeryeucy created - the sufAnn
departure of Gen 6a<terrez from Mex-
leo CRY n vas thought he voaIa a.
srrfse executive power until q euu-
ptefe agreement b secured % . prenf-
dent to IN the unexpfred term of Pre-
idenfs Diax and M.dero. wAscn wozsA
end On Dsc- n Of rhis year
A copy cf . statement fsaued by Car
- upoa takinx control Of af,airs has
reacAea Tie state department. He A.
nouncsd that Cuft<rrsz had issued or
ders Tor mcst Of the govsrnmsus
forces 70 leave the capital ana that
- this would lease the city vsthour
aufhortfies, he. a. chairman of the
ccnvsnficu- has assumed ch1ef co.
nAaA IL II believed Cara thea e.zIsd
N exrrAordinaxy sessfnu vAkch rsxt-
- his assumpeinn a power
carzs b about - ysars Old 81 = .
man Of cuIrursL He h . graAunxs Il
.hs l2w echoed IN Mszico Cuy anA has
seen prscfteing lav far many years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Leaknn-Dzn4s<.r 70 the Fr~ncn
arnz cnm~ <vufnt1 % tin Aizna- -
enr1zng - ssn<1nI rsonrss fruu Paris
- unx11nL
: tHrrfn< <nxnxrrssxxn<k und~s
- - = EnDsgnr WnzInm - -,
= , r~Dsrtsa- h per.ua ~ g. .vou
kln<k~ fae Germans zzsaIled tn
hs1ghfs of vregny to tho nos<nsnzr d
Sofssoas- and enstr~fy cleared Eha pxn-
tn9a - fhe Rrench forcss. ezp<uTfnw
~ ou1c~s aa1 I-1ss men with four
enanoa- four machine guns nHa .
ssarchllxhr.
The srfzck vas made. according to
the Berlin statement. IN pouring rAtn
a1d sodden clay Trench after trench
vas taken says Berlin the fighting
until after dark The French
finally we're driven 70 the edge Of the
plateau which the German war office
calls "A brilliant feat under the very
eyes 0f their Epperuost var lord
Between Cruzy and Missy. along the
Aisne- the French we're forced by the
high waters Of the Ais1e. which be-
tween these points has broken from fts
banks. 10 withdraw from their posi-
rtnrs On the north bank Of the stream
and establish themselves on the south
ern side
The reason for their withdrawal zs
given By the Preach var office vas the
French commanders desire 70 protect
ais lines Of enumunica<ion- which the
Ecod threatened 70 destroy The
Frsneh retain the bridge heads On the
rnr-h hank of the stream making pos
sibls their return to their former posi-
riors when the floods shall have sub
ntded
Ths German claim Ok victory On the
heights of vregny Is admitted in the
Preach official statement issued tn
tha af<ernocn- The crmnunique sim
ply says In frunr of vrsgny We were
obliged 70 yf<Ed-
But where the Germans claim xzlrs
En- the vrexry plateau the French as-
sers they we're able to maintain their
lines intact IN the severe engagements
Isszlizt u the r=gion just to the north
of cruuy On the r1ad leading from
Soisscna 70 Laau-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21
RUSSIANS ARE ADvAxcIme
Rzssisns Try 10 c<s in Rear a. Ger.
mano-Usfna Army ~ Niifien
Men in west PRUSSIA

Loudcn-OffeiaI reSor.z s-un rhs
Rassfzn general stzY ft-rfe~e . ssw
Russian operation r1sSa nay have
tzrreAching results
Starting m their New Year, the
Russian ezEalry eamz~rced q forward
movement Ia Northern PuEznd On TIA
right bank ef the Io.rr vkstaIz river
and have reached the skrxz -ss=-. 40
miles east Ct the German tortress of
Thorn wess Prussia drigi1g before
them small force of German ezvaIry
and infantry
olaz- the Russian enrnraader-ia-chief.
intends u Eze IN ta1z region an en-
rtreiy new army. e1asf<rfnx. according
70 Pesrugr.a tispatchs=. of from sae.-
800 to l-aao 60 men. cserzrinx IN Goa
Junction with an army advancing fn
East Prussia This army would place
rhe German troops st Mtaxz in q wise
and threaten the rear Of the German
In frurt Of W4rs1w- The fzrrer still
are attacking the Raesixn line. and,
according % 4 EsrEsa Report hare
taken Rzsssza vantage pofzf narrtl
east ef the RaEkz rfsSr-
Al1nx the rest az the eastern frunrier
n1xhing az importance has happened
The Russians cnnf.1re 10 harry the
Turks. who made . srxzd ca the bar
ders az rr.rsCzaczs-x 2sfex taefr re-
cent defeat aad claim 70 be capturing
1szT more prisoners The R2ssiznz
ziso are making ae~ d1zpnzz<icas u
Tie Dr1via<s cf Azersaljzn. Perx.a.
whscA the Taras have pr1uszsd %
ssaenzre a. ssan A. tie 7zzsians ssxxs
the pruvfnc. and the Persian hsir pre-
s1mDtfTe reaches Tzbr'E The xGserr,
crship of the pr0siaee ef AzsrhaIian
= an apparAge q II hair rrsszup-
tive
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

cssserrsx Lsssss mszles csty WlsA
5ooe Treops-Tsrns Aszins< via
Le<sr Snsss Eezssra

Wzshizzrsn--Gen- Frz1ctsco via,
connAaderEa<hi<f Il the forces co1-
troEled By the ennyenrinn N session
n Mexico ctu. = dae to reach The
capital 70 zssisr Col Rogue Gonzales
Garzz. selected By the cunven<i1n a.
temporary executive to succeed Cen
EalzIic Gutserre1
This infurmztioa reached the state
aepnrrment. with zdvfees saying that.
while the capital vzs well prosscrfd
and pcliced-- there had been some ex-
ecuricns for disorders and the pop
lnce uzS uneasy
Guriarrsx,s reasons for departure
have not yet bsea explained TO tina
state department. but the belief pre-
rzizs here thxf, with the s.es9 rroops
accompanying him from Mexico Ciry
and Gems. Hlnnco and R06les, he Is
endezsoriAs either to Join G<ns- O6re-
xun az8 the Csrrznza element or IN
teEdz % set ~ an independent fac
t1ou-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

wkshil sf11- Important amend
neurz 70 the gcsernment ship pur.
chase bin we're discussed NJ . czucus
Of Democrats With . view to perfect
ing the measure so zs To reduce oppo-
zffion from Republican sources No
fnzi action was take. An amend
uentx we're referred to the commerce
committee. which VII report to an
ether Caucus later
Al amendment suggested by Sen
at1r Hoke Smith Of GeorKiz would
provide that the government. amer th<
purchase or lease. Of oceza- gning ships
drzr should o1er them 10 Am<riczn
private individuals cr enrpcrzxions ut
terms that wozId equal ~ Least four
per cent ou the Investment Thss 10
designed 20 meet o, 5ecfinns to fugmA-
rion Of . government<n1frolIs o.
Eznizztion as provided IN the original
bin
The nsxha1 of incnxpcrzxion of ghs
proposed shippiug corporation to o.
erzfe the spvsrnuert vessels also vas
referred bach 10 the eonmz<te~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Abraham G0ida<id AZ I4zs Ezzz E-sw
fo<k zsenne. sznmsnet 1n a Charge
g violating rha re<<ns scs maxxlIn~
edzr<- Hxuoklyn arrxxrzs AIS iasssest
: msfhaf eS ==z1s< crss=z- .<
neat tzzzs NE r1.z< eairk<n % sner
csznfziIy thzf & eunrEstsay tauzed aa
sniEai WIKI : f1sr1dtsas paIafe
why donL y0u pm< q m4xxze ca
your duzr s&kzd Mzgszzxzs4 yacr
bees. uhen Nr- Gaz3zteEn cana -
fore hEu-
Your hnnar. <szt cxn the enx
a1y mare ! suz1 hsz sa . sruxxsss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-01-21

Chie1en--chzrges that the vzzdzIia
Railroad esr-pany hsrrcw=x zee $50
fruu the Merchants Lzciede hank Of
81 Louis a. = per esrt Il order to
ohizxs the LuuzxhI Coal company
vfth loan At p<r cent = year. we're
madA sefcr- the Fed=zzI Circuit Court
of Appeals in the government suit to
nulllfy . >cnfrzer 5zsveen the sxo
eumpanies