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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
COTTON
Nav YarL ca,tan

NEW YORK, June lS.--Cotton opened
steady at unchanged prices to u decline OF
four points In response TO slightly disap
pointing cables and favorable weather
sale and prices rallied TO about last
nights close on scattered covering and
promoted by favorable accounts from
Manchester and the Domestic goods trade
Business was very quiet and seemed 10 be
chiefly of weeh end character.
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LOsT AND POUND.

rOuNp-A bAnh book with pair II
Rloves--owner can have sane By ldsntifi.
catlon and calling AZ broeks store.
FOUND-uoA neck chain aud cross
Ownst can have same By paying for this
Ad, Call AZ The Tibss office,
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FORT WORTH, June lp-Csule re-.
celpt' 900 active and steady Beeve. fG6tf
uTS0
sheep receipts 300 no sales
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MEACilAM Coil EEcbangp, 10 \. Broad
way Oklahoma City Phone Wal
nut lW Magnetic repplred I;
coils rewOund storggs batteries recLAtRsd
and Oyerhauled All kinds NJ self starter
work done Out OF town work solicited and
given prompt attention. All WORK AbsOlutp.
I guaranteed. best equipped shop vest Of
Chicago Nray and Violet roy machines
made to order.
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ChIeare Drain md rrodnc.

Kansas city Grain
KANSAS CITY June lp.-Wheat hard
tllSni.2tt red Si.issti.io
Corn 2 mixed I5c 7 white 15sf VIC.
Oats white iOc 2 white i2AIS
g. Louis Grain
At. LOUIS, June ~ Wheat 2 red 81 II.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

wall street
NEW YORK, June 10 War shares we're
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DIR. cRouCH

offiss res-s .is-tis Majestic puiiains
eernsr Msin and Harvey. Maple tts
a. y. JvkEs, lawyer. aamsss suiis, ii.
iotes!, Wills and general law practice
Hh,l6 Hersknwits RifH Phone Maple m
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VEHICLES AND AUTOS.

KNOX car or BaDcok electric Tor build.
lnk site or bungalow would assume
mortgage. Phone Clegern, Wa 55C
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Mr. AUTOMOBILE Owner. does your
auto top need covering Docs your car
need painting Nee Hiokman Maln ~ Auto
and Carriage Works. bIG II " Main
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2 hard N.lgul.2o.
Corn 2, Ien ? white lie.
Corn Z, T0b z white lie.
oats 2 nominal 2 white tyls.
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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS . PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS Q PROFESSIONAL
kTTUkNkyS-
q. AblsTKR. 72o.o Amer, NstL Rsnk.
nAIR pHxsnsa--
ofNUihh Human hair switches for
eals, Iour naif comblnas made 10 order
mrs, Car King, 12s W Grand Ave
Wal aaio
nUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. STAMP q SEAL CO. iis
W. Grand Ave Wal aba.
SHOE REPAIRNo--
QUALITY sHoE SHOP, sla wsst
Main. We call for and dsliva frss
Phone Maple t1o
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PLANTS AND SEEDS

PURE Orange Cane seed, soc per bush.
e. sacked & o. b. n. d Whitlow. II. r.
b. T. Pawnse, on.
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POSITIONS WANTED.

SITUATION wanted by new furniture
store ana second hand repair man eleven
years experience, Can 20 anywhere re-!
erence present employer Change In firm
lets me out. VIII come on trial T. V. u
40 W, Euf0ula g. Norman. on
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
The Interstate Mcr0sGRe
TRUST Co,

Always wants 10 loan money on Close in
modern property, low rates, liberal priv.
lsge TO pay off Money on hand
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Kansa. City Pr

KANSAS CITY. June lp-Buttsr eggs
and poultry nnchanHd
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the only features OF tOdnys full stock
market Baldwin Locomotive made q new
high record wa and other Apecialties Of
that class, including Bethlehem Steel
rose / 10 points. Dealings In Balwtn
Locomotive and Distlllers securities were
much larger than the 'overturn IN 4. =.
Steel and other usual favoritss. Distilleu
At 2sls also made a high record price.
Some high class railroad issues remained
unQuoted for the entire session The clos
ing was irregular Bonds were steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-19
PROVISIONS
kan,as CIiy Potslors
New Iorh cotiee

KANSAS CITY, June " New potatoes
Southern steady; 1od Soc
New York Coffee
NEW YORK. June ip.-Coffee, Rio No
T. ~ futures, easy. July go. Dec 9 Is
CHICAGO June " Eggs, receipts ~.
1873 unchanged.
Potatoes receipts old ~ cars, new 10
cars unchanged
Poultry, alive unchanged
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People who suffer In silence always
like TO boast about Il later.
--a=s ---------=-==#-
Life In mostly Joke to the girl
with dimples and perfect teeth.
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Nrr Yorh snol Celten
New York Cotton seed OIL

NEW YORK. June le-Cotton SPOT
quiet middllug uplands $50 no sales.
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POULTRY.

-~~-~>>~-~~~-~~S,>~~~-,N~S~ ~S~>>~N~-~-N~~~~~~-~~>
OFFER your eggs 10 the folks that ere.
ats the real demSnd--ths farmers They
want purtbrNd stock and use saEs In
getting q start. The Oklahoma Farm Jour
nal has always brought good business
70 our poultry advertisers Phone wal
top OF write to OklAhoinA Yarn Journal
otlahoma CITY.
FEED Bone Meal 10 your chickens
sale By w. II. Butcher, liO " 2nd. We
deliver
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Heres Your Opportunity
90 Get q mome aG 0he
Rish0 Price.

cru Groom house $3.50. Terms 500
cash, balance monthly payments VI
t2h.
No z A. 100 block East an I room, mod
ern house, 1880 Terms $3.50 cash
balance monthly payments Of $50
No. A. 900 block West Goth, room
house, has gas and private well; 81.
200 Terms 500 cnsh, balance monthly
payments VI $50
No. L. A. 500 block East End room
house, modern except gas; 81, 200
Terms $500 cash, balance monthly pay
ments Of S2h.
No. .. A $40 block East End, Broom house
not modern 1900 Terms 500 cash
bnlance monthly payments of tih.
No. o A, 1900 block West Park Place,
room modern house, hard wood floors
down stairs $500 Terms 1900 cnsh.
balance monthly payment Of $50
No. T. A 1000 block N. Ole, Groom mod
ern house 81 k1O Terms $3.50 cash
balance nonthly payments OF s2h
No. g. A. Block 20 First addition 10 Brit.
ton, broom modern house barn, chick
en- house, cave md ciAtern 81 800
Terms 800 cash, balance monthly pay
nents Of $50
No. a. A 400 block LlhNood Blvd 4.foom
modern house, N,400 Terms $500 cash,
balance monthly payments Of $50
No. 10 A. 1900 block West nth. u room
house, has lights Ena and winter ron
nections no bath $500 Terms t2'h
cash, balance monthly payments Of 80
No. II A 900 block West Maple, Broom
modern house i1JO Terms $3.50
cash bnlnuce monthly payments ~ $50
No, ~ A. 100 block wost ltth s.roOm
modern house, basement under entire
house A,7OO Terms 500 cash, balance
monthly payments NJ $50.
No. ls. A 200 block West Reno. . room
house and 2.room house $40 Terms
$3.50 cash, balance monthly payments
of i2S TO
No IL A 1000 block South R0binson, .
story building, storcroom downstairs
0 rooms upstairs. 81 900 Terms SiOO
cash bnlancs monthly payments "
SOS
No rs A. 600 block West sth o room moi
ern house; s21j0 Terms $50 cnsh,
balance on monthly payments " $40
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NhN uNLhANH, June H.-NnUOn closed
Quiet unchanged 10 points down nrt
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WI-,IED 20 r1ffIefs n ali parts 4
city, boys with wheels preferred must be
over T. years old Cnll at Times office, SO
W, Main ~
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Mr.. ]. II. KOHLER

who has recently taken over The Falaes
Garage Machine shop, nl-il5 " Srd ~
Phone ". MI. one Of the best equipped
ahops In the city. and without doubt
Joe ID one VI the best maeblnists In the
state. Don't run your car out Of order
because you had II 10 Or garage,
and got no results BringIt to Joe and be
will put II II In good running order II
rnh once and viii run again
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NeW ON Mohty
NEW YORK, June 10 Mercantile paper
st0A,
Sterling 90 days Hr'; demand uTo@;
cables N.16s5.
Bar silver lgA
Mexican dollars ~
Government bonds, ttsadl q railroad
bonds steady
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personal.

- -, ~. I.,r S.ll.S.. .ils, bVa.S
NE a.: :: .:y, ss.sss..s sss:.. .,.lyss.s S'.s s'--1
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GOOD PAY Men, women, Introducing
hosiery direct mill 10 wenrrr guaranteed
four months. Part or all time, permanent,
no experience liberal terms Complete
outfit. international Mills, Penn 81, Nor
ristnwn PA.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs

HQusEKEEPING ROOMS.
I0R RRNT--s NICELY FURNIsHED
ROOMS. soUrnERS nxPosURE RENf
nEAsoNABLH NO CHILDREN. sib EAST
sfB sT.. PHONE W. seos.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-21

JURY IGNORES INSTRUCTIONS
CCNVICTS MAN OF PENDERING
Marcus Terrell, 1921 Wentworth
aV., coIored, was convicted of pander-
ing in Judge Mahoneys court today.
Terrell sprung a surprise when he
asked Judge Mahoney for a jury
trial Terrell was up before Judge
Heap in morals court, but asked for
a jury trial There are no jury trials
in morals court. AS usual his case
went over to Judge Mahoney. In the
past the common procedure in such
transferred cases has been for the
defendant, once in Judge MahOney's
court, to waive his demand for a jury
trial and let his case go to Judge
Mahoney for decision. Records show
an enormous amount of acquittals in
these cases.
Testimony against Terrell was to
the effect that he had kept Ora
Scott, 1920 S. La Sale, in the life of
a prostitute and had set her up in a
house at 2427 Federal st.
In his instructions to the jury,
Judge MahOney put in some good
words for Terrell and gave the i'm
preston that he favored his dismissal
You must consider the good char
acter of the man." he said
When the jury returned its verdict
of guilty a new trial was asked. A
hearing on the granting of a new
trial will be held Saturday.
Judge Heap today severely criti-
cised the means employed by viola
tors of morals laws to get their cases
out of his court, to which all are at
first assigned.
TO PROTEST BRITISH SEIZURES
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EX-coNGREssMAN HOBsoN

Missa HobsOn gleat Mclean kiss
bug.
He stoppee up, now, Santiago. Him
sinkee boat.
Gettee idea sinkee evlything. Thy
sinkee saloon; thy sinkee whiskey.
Him kiss mo gal than De Wolff
Hopper.
Missa HobsOn bimeby say he tired
kissee lady-maybeso sufflagettes
gettee mad
Him gleat man-but not in Ala
blama state.
We see.
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TO PROTEST BRITISH SEIZURES
Washington, July n. - An ap-
preaching crisis in dispute with Great
Britain over her stoppage of Amer
lean cotton shipments to neUtrals
tOTeshadOwed today.
Learned that state department and
President Wilson have been given
masses of information regarding cot
ton shipments, for use in preparing
another protest against British seiz-
UTes,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-24

No case can be called hopeless un-
less Pyramid Treatment has been
tried and has failed. Letters by the
score from people who believed their
cases hopeless are in our files. They
fairly breathe the joy of the writer's
Test Pyramid Pile Treatment your
self. Either get a boX-price Soc
from your druggist or mail the coupon
below right away Tor a perfectly free
trial.
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A. c. Cruce
Martha Kendrick
Irma Kendrick
r. NJ. Parish
Lucien Hoard
Mrs j. X. Stallcup
Mrs Paul Payne
Allie Johnson
Mrs. zady Slater
Sylvia Hooks
Julia Wooten
S. T. Phillips
]. II. Edwards
C. D. McClnne
NJ. e. Murphy
S. E. Smith
J. II. Masters
|. r. Best
Mrs. w Il. owen
McElroy & Forrest
J. w. Grove
D. F. Whitehurst
+. o. Eckford
Ed Hoffman,
West End Wagon Yard
Peter Craig
Robert Carpenter
L. r. Kelton
Mary Pendleton
Henrietta Colbert
]. T. Fisher
C.. F. Barlow
Minnie Petty
Jim Beasley
Melvina Woods
d. c. HOLMAN
Arch Campbell
c. o. Wood
r. r. Brown
Mrs. VI. +. Kearney
Charles Stallcup
Sally f.. Hooks
r. Crosten
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Judie Johnson
Mark J. KatZberg
John w. Ritter
Mrs. S. X. Dove
r. Y. Hunt
l.. A. Mosteller
Mary Barrett
w. NJ. Anderson
Eliza Jefferson
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r. II. Harrison.
J. c. McNeese.
j. w Fair.
ID. II. Downs.
John Jones.
VanDenberg e Kemble.
e. II. Grunert.
ID. n. Ferguson.
John Hoffman.
Hoffman & Co.
Oscar Williams.
j. NJ. Baird
j. NJ. Miller.
Sam Jones, Chairman.
A. C. Straehley,
l.. r. Wymore.
J. II. Hargrave.
A. A. Musgraves.
Anthony Coleman
Minnie d. Criner
G. NJ. Henley
w. F.. Abbott
II. c. Potterf
Mrs. B. c. Bell
y. N. Greaves
]. A. Cotner
Robert Palmer
Mrs. f. i. Cruce
Ella Willingham
NJ. E. Willingham
Mrs. ]. r. Brest
j. G. Estes
Max Cohn
w. W. Walker
Lorena Baber
Claude Stubblefeld
Jim Lowell
G. A. Kenyon
]. w. Shackleford
J. f. Boutwell,
T. X. Davenport
Price Smith
p. S. Smith
Asbury Robinson
Meade Smallwood
]. w. Davis
W. G. Bailey
Henry Davis
Mrs. y. s. Stroud
J. A. Bodoyitz
Bodovitz Grocery company
VI. c. Sloan
G. X. Leeman
r. d. Slough
Willie Brown
Ritter & Sizes
Rev. f. W. Howes
Mrs. w. A. Pride
Mrs. NJ. Mcknight
J. S. Davis
South Ardmore Baptist Churc1
Joe Huckaby
J. G.. Adams
viii Chenault
John Busch
Mary J. Jones
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Charles Key
Ellis Johnson
Jim McAfee
Ella Edwards
Key Mathers
w. W. Ratliff
Della McClelland
Sunrise Baptist Church
John Black personal injury
Polk Puryine
Morris Sass
Globe Steam Laundry
Daisie II. Gray
Jim Davenport
f. S. Earle
Ardmore National bank
L. S. Court House
p. y. johnson personal injury
J. T. Henning personal injury
Palace Garage
Laura Potts personal injury
Vesta Denham personal injury
]. w. James personal injury
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Anna LluCu
j. w. Teer personal injury
d. G. Johnson
Mrs. T. Y. Morgan
c. A. Miner
Mrs. F. l.. Williams
Mrs. A. E. Curtis
II. l.. Key
Cyrus Pyeatt
T. w. Deen
J. l.. Cox
Jeff Craddock
p. p. Kearney
Il. w. Heath personal injury
Majestic Theatre
w. II. Bleakmore
r. A. Fox
r. A. Fox (Trustee)
J. i. Dyer
p. Richardson personal injury
Helen Reagan
A. b. Echols
IL. V. Alverson
Bliss Corlew
Johnnie Goosby
Edmond Littlejohn
Edward Gait
]. Robert Gillian
o. f. Olvey
Josie Harris
Leon Brooks
w. w. Gillespie
r. b. Collins
w. f. Bogie
w. e. Thompson,
Thomas Norman
b. NJ. Bynum.
Mrs. A. J. Love.
L. Kirkbright.
W. p. Poland.
r. \. Heffner.
School Board
Price Douthitt, personal injury.
Joe Mann, personal injury.
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ABOUT 400
CLAIMS SETTLED
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWO

Thelma Tarben personal injury
J. X. Taliaferro
DR.. Gillian
Mrs. w. F. Holloway
Alex Taylor
S. A. Apple
j. S. owens
Mrs c. Z. Cobb
G. W. Cole personal injury
d. Redfield
Bob Gil personal injury
Fannie Williamson
G. A. Parnell personal injury
Hetty Williams personal injury
Ida Ward personal injury
Mrs. NJ. b. Little
Ora Cady personal injury
Ardmore Hide & Produce company
Ebert Moore
Henry Williams personal injury
Levy's Loan Office
r. Helbach & Son
Mrs. Sallie b. Smith
H. Kowe
] B. Robertson
Sam Mccullough
Stubblefield & Colley
Joe Mitchell
Erwin Jennings personal injury
J. +. Young
Tom Thompson personal injury
G. Z. Goodwin
Ed Littlejohn
w. L. Cathey
w. A. Daniels
Monte Dillingham; personal injurD
Budd Hoard personal injury
Budd Hoard company
Ellie Walden personal injury
Blackwell Mill company
Louis Brown
Ellen S. Wallace
p. r. Neil
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-10-24
For Piles
pvramid pile Treatment Is Used at
Home and Has Saved Vast
Number from the Horror
of Operation.

Don't permit a dangerous operation
for piles until you have seen what
PYRAMID Pile Treatment can do for
Won in the privacy of your own home
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CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-02
RUSSIA REMAINS DRY IN SPITE OF APPEALS.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 1-The last ap- peal against the Russian prohibition decree failed Thursday when councils in Perograd and Moscow rejected pc uuons for the recommeucement If the sale of beer and light wines The recent final order to discontinue the sale of alcoholic drinks was issued with the reservation mat city coun- cns might be appealed to for authori- zation of the sale of three per cent beer and light wine.
 The final prohibition order was is- sued SO unexpectedly that no stock was provided against a period of ab- stinence and liquor dealers, wine growers and disuuers brought all pos sible influence to bear on the city councils for authority to sell beer and light wines. They were assisted by theorists who while approving of gen eral sobriety though prohibition ought to come more gradually and that sud den cessation of the use of alcoholic stimulants would have a bad effect
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-02
IMMIGRATION BILL MAY PASS CONGRESS
 OVER WILSON VETO
Many Senate Leaders Believe That If Wilson Uses His Power Bill Will Be Passed Over His Head - Vote Is Taken.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l. When congress meets tomorrow the para mount subject of the legislation will be the immigration bln pending in the senate Senate leaders purpose passing the bill before adjournment Its passage including the literacy test is assured although the test provision is open 10 amendment.
 Strong indications that the presi- dent will veto the measure in it's present form came from the White House today. President Taft vetoed a similar bill in 1913, because of the literacy test The senate passed the bin over the veto but the house failed to do 80.
 Many predict the present bill can be passed over the presidents veto. The vote Of forty-seven to twelve against the elimination of the hteracy test in the senate yesterday is con. sidered a test vote on the bill
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-02
NEW YORK CITY'S UNEMPLOYED HAVE
 ROW WITH POLICE
Following Meeting Union Square Leaders Started Through City With Banners Bearing InSCrip- tionS That Burned.

NEW YORK. Jan 1.-Unemployed men and women of this city began t-e new year with an outdoor demon stration which eliminated in a fight with the police who interferred when an attempt was made to hold the par ade with objecuonally worded ban ners flung aloft One was arrested The others were driven away by the reserves.
 About seven hundred idle men and women gathered in Union Square to listen to discussion in several lan- guages of their problem of welfare through the winter. The police di0 not interfere with the meeting, which was orderly throughout but later was ordered to disperse the marchers who apparently intended to parade 10 the Harlem headquarters Of the league Of unemployed
 The inscription on one of the ban ners read Homeless men, revolt Another announced: ITO H. with charity"
 One witness asserted the police clubbed Druer He was arrested, and is charged with assault and disorder. ly conduct Men and women attack ed the police in efforts to liberate Druer
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-02
WILSON NAMES THREE OF NEW CORNERSTONE
 ALL ARE DEMOCRATS
Other Two Will Have to be Either Republicans or PrOgreSSiveS According to Bill - All Men Well Qualified to Serve.

WASHINGTON. Jan 1. - President Wilson, it is understood has tanta- lively decided on three of the five members of the federal trade com mission They are Jose F. Dawes, commissioner of corporations; Ed ward N. Hurley. president of the Illinois Manufacturers Association and George Foster Peabody, New York banker
 Mir Peabody who is director of the New York district reserve bank is said to have been reluctant to accept and he is expected to discuss the matter with the president. All three men are Democrats, and if they are appointed the other two will neces- sarily be Republicans or Progressives because or such a provision in the law
 Mir Davies was selected because of his ability as a lawyer and his work as commissioner of corporations, which department will be merged with the new commission Mir Hurley, a former railroad man and manufactur- CT. won the approval of the president and Secretary Reddeld by his work as trade commissioner to the Latin American Republics. He is regarded as an expert on export trade. The United States chamber of commerce requested that such a man be named
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-02
FRICTION BETWEEN
 MEXICAN FACTIONS
 HALTS CONVENTION
Continuation of AguaS CalienteS
 Affair Scheduled For Today Is
 Postponed Because of Words
 Between ViIla-Zapata Tribes.

EL PASO, Jan. l.-THe reconveuing of the Asuas Calients convention at Mexico City set for today will proba. bly not occur for more than a week. according to advices received here. It is said the delay is caused by fric- ton between Villa and Zapata e,e- ments over the matter of promiscuous executions.
 Zapata remained at Cuernavaca and Villa at Mexico City At a meeting of the chiefs supporting the convention from the government the election of a provisional president has been held in delay and will leave Gutierrez in office as chief executive
 lt is admitted that the Zapata ele ment would oppose his reelection
 From Vera Cruz came reliable re. ports that killings for political req sons have been almost as frequent as in Mexico City It is reported there is much friction between Genera Obre gon commander of the Carranza troops and some Of the Carranza cab. met members which the first chief is unable to mediate
 Juan Amador, an El Paso lawyer appointed as a sub-secretary. is acting at the head of the Carranza foreign relations department He succeeded Ysidro Fabela who was sent on a mission 10 Europe