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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-06
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sHEPHERD--At Brooks, Ore, wednes'
day, January 8, 1916, at the home
of his brother.in.law, John Blanton,
N. r. Shepherd, at tho age Of So
years.
Funeral services will be held at
Brooks at 10 O'Clock Friday morning.
Burial will be in the Pioneer GENE.
terry, at Brooks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-06
GREEK LINER LOST

Now York, Jan. 6.-JTho imperilled
Greek liner Thessalonika 10 believed
today 10 nave sunk. Tho Anchor line
freiehter Perupia Is reported, howev.
er, TO have taken off the crew and 10
have opened the Beacocks.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-06
GENERAL VILLA MISSING

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. c.
Juanita Torres Villa, wife Of
General Frascisco Villa, de-
clared at her home nere today
} that he had dropped complete
|; ly out of sight. He has not,
she said, communicated with
her or with his agents in FL
; Paso for weeks. She laughed
at the report that Villa mad
gone to Havana to join Mrs.
|: Luz Corral Villa, also known
as his wife.
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Sweden Fears Russian Vic
tory In Present War

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
AGREEMENT FOR The
TROOPS WITHDRAWAL
MAY Be REACHED SOON

ATLANTIC tITN. y. l.. Nov. Il" ~
After tho conference" today OF the
Meyiran-Amcrican joint cUmmlSSlnn'
il WAS estimated thar tr aGr"rms nj
nrOviriinc COR III" wilhiraWal OF IN"
American punitive expedition mlGht
30 reached hclur" IN" lose "t Inc
week.
For seven hours til" commissioners;
studied the various prnhtcmS involved
IN a settlement nI TN" In;"IuAi iridl
diffiCtii;ioS. the gr"a;"r part "f IN"
,ima huirs devoted 10 an effort - got
into rnncrrtn form that par; OF me
c;orprai a@rn"tn'nt ;'i"rTIn@ 10 NJ
Withdrawal nf the American trnpuS.
Luis Cabrera. chairmon 81 TN" M"N-
iran cnn!ui$sinn. displayed at TN"
close ni thr lnrcuOnn session tn"
creates; optimism hr has YET shown
when no SAID h' hril"vrd d .in'il"tl'!r
would i,n reached within Il ,''W days.
In tho rvrnt uf an agreement bonn.
formed for 'he withdrawal Of tn"
Annrjcaa troops. L. probably "Ili no.
stip,iiafr that they b" brought nrl nt
Mexico Immediately our that they ne
recalled within a reasonable time, per
taps within sixty or ninety days Ir
is believed iha, the withdrawal al any
.'mH will b" made subject iC conHi-
Ions a. that time.
Il was int;maicd that IN agreement
0u tn" withdrawal OF troops would Dc
sent 10 rho r"$Dncti"e governments tor
ratification before thc other minor
noiriS IL ,nc general agreement were
adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
DANNER SAYS TIE
ARABIA WAS SUNK
WITHOUT WARNING

LONDON. Nov. t.. ii:in p. NJ. fauI
IN. banner. ;hr only American on
board tho British Steamer A.a.
hia which was sunk by Suhma-
rinr November ~iHth in the M"dirCrra-
mean. sent The NsSoriHt"d Press Ih"
following signed statement from Mai
TIA:
Il am an American citizen and was
Il second class passenger "n tine Ara
! ba. bound for MarSrilI"-. NJ li:"9
/ on In" murning OF the sixth nt Novcm-
+; hrr was sitting on the port side Ct
the aller.drrk when tremendous
shock ~ The ship occurred. Immediate
" followed by an explosion.
"Thrrc Was absolutely NO warning
whatever. not even one second. II a!-
pears from the statements Of rertain
I passengers who were on The siArbuard
! side ihai Immediately they saw The
pnriScnpr of submarine appear out
. Of the wafer ahnuI three hundred va ards
! distant an The Starhrard side The tor
, prdn WAS fired.
1T was only thanks To III" good for.
! TIM" nj II calm sea aud that the boat
/; flnaIod evenly for n cnnsid"rah'e time
| hat VIZ wrrr all saved. There was c"r-
tainly No warning Of any character.
|. Paul II. banner is Il Harvard sradu-
! ate who has been engaged in Young
! Mems Christian Association work in
India. He was returning 10 his hOme
! in Cambridge, Mass.
The Arabia. according 10 Il state
menl issued by tho british admiralty,
| November *. was sunk without warn
| ing. All of the ~ passengers and the
crew with the exception Of TWO engl-
nrrrs were saved by vpssrls which
went TO the rescue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
WAY CONVENE:
LEGISLATURE
NOVEMBER 70
THIS DATE HAS BEEN
TENTATIVELY AGREED
Governor IN Conference With
Solons-L Leading RcpubH-
cans O oppose Call.

rNARI.ESTON, ". Va. Nov. l@-
Eighteen Of The ~ Republican state
senators are said iu favor the calling
together Of the West Virginia lcgtsla-
lurc before December |. Th" Scna-
tors from whom no expression has
been received arc Oliver :. Marshall,
of Hancock: b. l.. Ros"nbinnm, Of
Ohio; Warren Miller. Of Jackson.
Governor Hatfield has been IN con.
ference the greater part of today with
other Republicans and ii was declared
tonight that Senator James \. Stroth-
or. of Mcdowell. that it has been trn-
tativcly agreed thai The SOlnnS Shal!
be called To assemble here Monday.
November %.
The Republicans claim that under
the present laws of III" stale that all
The Republicans elected in the general
election TO state offices may be- Ousted
through petition for contest from their
Democratic opponents An amend
ment to that Stautc is 10 bo asked
if the Legislature is called together.
Changes in the primary election law
and Il change in The statutes which
give most Of the appointivc power 10
thc governor and also the power TO
remove any elective or appOintire Of
nary session will be called unnn to
enact. it is said by some Of the con-
ferres today.
II has been impossible for The Gov
ernor 10 get in touch with sufficient
number of the members Of the House
Of Delegates 10 delcrminr what posi-
lion they will take in the matter.
The term Of the old legislature ends
with November 80. Action Will have
to be taken soon if at all. aud the
official call of the governor is rX-
pccted at any time Many leading
Republicans oppose Tho call. Section
l3. chapter G. Code Of West Virginia.
which has been held constitutional by
the Supreme Court Of Appeals, Is an
1hority for the contcstinS Of election
Of state officials. Contest may be
started any time within sixty days
after tho regular session Of the legis.
laturr convenes The tribunal 10 hear
contests is composed of three mem
bers, ono named by the contestant.
one by the contcstce and the other
appointed by the governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
DEUTSCHL LAND SOON TO
MAKE DASH FOR HOME

NEW LONDON. Conn. Nov. li--in-
dica:inn% pninl"d strongly tonight 10
;hr carly departure Of tn" German sub
uuHrinr Irrlis:ChIand for Bremen. TWcn-
;y-iiyc 'ouS ri ftl" oil arrived late to.
day. and il was pumped into tine sub
lnrrsible's tanks. making a total sup,
ply of To- ;"ns The craft WAS partly
provisiun"d. aHd merchants h1v" or.
,irrS 70 deliver fresh meats Tomorrow.
Captain KuoniG visited m" govern.
n"nf suhmarin" has" and inSp"Cfed
charts showing tidal conditions. The
belief is general rhar IN" Fnutsch.
land wiII wait until long after dusk be-
inrr Startling ~ ~r;l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
Cornwall Denies.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. l%.-
In q statement made public tonight
by Gnvcrnnr.ecri John J. Cornwcll. he
denies that the Democratic party has
discussed any plan to bring contests
against Republican State officials be-
lipvcd 10 have hren elected in last
Tuesdays election. and that hr would
not be party TO the llnseating Of any
officials who received their election
from the voters Of West Virginia.
"I have heard OF no such plan. he
said. land have not hecn consulted ON
any proposition. and thoS" who voted
for and elected N" know that ! would
not hr a marty In il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
INTERPRETATION OF
MANN LAW ARGUED
IN SUPREME court

WASIIINGTON. Nov. 13-ArGu-
mnnf over whether the Mann white
Slave" Acl. applies TO personal lmmor-
al cScapadCs or only 10 cases inVolT-
inc tranSporra Of women for COM
nr,rcIdI gain. hogan late today before
the Supreme Court. The law itself
has b"cn upheld by the court. but tue
rrrs ou of Interpretation is raised
for tho first Time IN appeals OF +
Drew Camin"f;; and Maury !. DIyeS'
nf Sacramento and Lieutenant Hays
nf Alva Okla. all charged with trans
morning women in violation cf the law,
hut with the elements or commerclaf
ism and coercion absent.
Tho prcsCri administration OF the
ncnartuInnt nf .Tusric" has brought
prUsoruti0n$ in all "a>cs nf tran spor.
faiion Of women for immorIl purposeS-
whether for commercial purposes or
rot.
During rnday'= hearing Harry Q.
Chaser, nf counsel for the appellants
insisted that HE titlc Of the white
slave" act itself indicated absence OF
intent BY Congress IN nave the law
appiicd 10 cases of mere immortal
i,v." He asserted that fair inter
nrn.aiiOn III the act w1s that ii was IN
tended solely 10 san out organizes,
~ unnrGanlXrG traffic IN women lc:
immoral purposes ny prohibiting :heir
Interstate transportation.
Decisions Cited
Cifin: decisions Of The second, sew
rnih and ninth federal circuit courts
sustaining the interpretation given oy
the Department Of Justice. Assistant
Acknowledgement Wallace argued nat
CONGRESS had th,' power 10 prevent m
morality ny barring transportation oI
women for immoral purposes and that
Ilhr Mann acf should be- so construed.
The extent or n"4:"c Of immortality
should not be- y factor said Mr.. wal
lace. "Thr purpns" 0i in" law was 10
prevent drhaurhnry Of women
lle referred tn tho ease OF JACK
Johnson. rhc negro puslist, In which
tho department Interpretation had
been sustained. though admitting that
.Indges Of lower Federal Courts had
differed regarding the law s construc'
ton He conceded that Diggs, Cami'
nelti and Hays were indicted for OF.
fpnsps without elements Of CONNER
| cialism.
The arguments We're not concluded
today for thr government and Fornl-
or Senator Hailry OF Texas for the ap-
prllanls. will clos" tomorrow. Justice
MrK"yL0lds ls not sitting IN the cases.
| having passed on questions Of enforce
ment og the Mann Act while attorney
. .SeneraL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
INJUNCTIONS AGAINST
THE ADAMSON BILL

ET. LOUIS. Ma. Mo-, - Th" Nj.
eourl Pacific and iii" Chicago l'urllnS'
tnu and Quincy railroads filed injuAr-
ZION suits in III" United States biE.
irict rnurl hero today against bis.
trirt Attorney Arthur l.. Oliver and
Francis NJ Wilson. district attorney
for ihr western hi$lirt Ur Missouri.
and against named employers "f III"
two railroads. 1u restrain Inc carr! in:;
out of tho AdamSnn eight hour law.
Judge Dyer ordered tn" defendants :
to show cau%" on Monday. November
-. why preliminary Injunc!iHn
should not hr issued.
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Business Men Protest.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Nov. Is
Protest against the proposed calling
Of an extraordinary session Of The leg
iSlaturc was voiced here today by Re
publican business men. 1t is charged
that the alleged purpose is vcstinS the
governors apDoinlirc power in the
state board 6f public works. \ spnkes'
man was selected 10 inform Governor
Hatfield that in The event Of his call
ing the extraordinary session, meet
ings in protest will be- called through
ont the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
CEN. HUGHES
FORCE D OUT
BY CANADIANS
WAS RESULT OF BREAK
WITH PREMIER BORDEN
Breach With Administration
Growing Wider Until a
Break Finally Came.

OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. i;;--Lirn"raj
Sir Sam Hughes. has rr*i2nri as Cana
dian Minister uf Militia and Defense
His resignation was requested.
The break between General HU-hc
and Premier BORDEN and other mem
suited from differences over questions
Of policy and details OF admin
iStratiun. Since the br%lnnlnG ut 1H
war there HAY" h""n many such dii
fcrCnccS on questions OF military man
agemrnt, but until recently il is said
they have been adjusted generally by
allowing General Hughes Ia carry ont
his plans. Lately the friction has II
creased and adjustments have 2rOWI
more difficult. 1t is understood lhcr"
has been Il growing disposition on The
part Of the Premier and lii" cabinet -
insist upon their own plans as AGAINST
those Of General Hughes.
One Of rhe points over which dif
ference arose WHS IN" supplying Of ihS
Canadian forces with TN" British army
rifle. General Hughes. it is reported
advocated instead The use Of d Cana
dian weapon.
Sometime ago General Hughes 70
turned from three months visit
10 England with Il plan 10 have
a Canadian war council organized in
! England with a deputy minister ui
militia at lis head. rh" Canadian
government held that with NOR" lhaN
200.Qn0 Canadian troops in rhe
trenches in Franc" nr in training il
England there should b" An overseas
minister Of militia. Grn"raj HuGhc;
opposed this. a. il would Grcar d"prie"
him Of authority.
Appointed Another.
When ihr government insisted upon
lis plan it l., reported, General hughes
suggested that Sir Max Aiken should
be appointed iu III" new Io$i. lrCmicI
Borden appointed Sir George Pcrley
although there is said 10 hay" been d
lack of harmony hrlwc"n him and Gen
rral Hughes This took from General
Hughes control of Il large part Of the
Canadian forces.
While hr WAS in England. General
Hughes. after Investigating Ihe Cana
dian army medical force. relieved Cen
nral Guy Carleton JONES Of III" com
mand. The government replaced Gen
cral Jones.
Criticism by General Hughes ri the
action iakrn by the British authorities
both in regard ~ Tho handling of Ca
madam arm! supplies ami of IN" taAa'
dian furrr$. il i said. ha; hr"n resent
cd
II had boon rIa'rri thar there Wa, Il
lack uf rurdialt, hrtW"on General
Hughes and III" Duke nr Cnnnaughi
who has iuSi Icf, Canada after five
years of service Is governor general
Tn" accumulation nj differences has
loh to The breach wh;ch has como TO-
day.
ii is taken as n striking coincidence
that tho arrival nr III" Duk" nf Devon.
shire as encouragement nf Canada
should BE- marked by tn" resignation
of General Hughes. under whose ad
mniStrati0n IL; minister Of militia,
Canada has raised inn.o0h mon for the
nyrrsca military srrrirr.
General Hughes WAS appointed min
i&lrr ni militia in lIl1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
COLD WAVE TO HIT
THE OHIO VALLEY
EARLY This MORNING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13-A cold
wave with temperatures AT v7ri-
Gus places lower than ever be-
fore recorded in November. over
spreads tho region west of the
Mississippi river today and will
move eastward 10 the Atlantic
coast, Sheridan. Wyoming. report
cd the lowest temperatures with
26 deerces below zero. landar,
Wyoming. q degrees below zero
and Cheyenne. Wyoming. Yellow
stone National Park and HaVrc,
Montana. 20 degrees below zero.
The intense cold reaches south
ward into tho interior of Texas.
Weather Bureau officials today
said the cold wave perhaps would
diminish in intensity as it moved
eastward. It's movement and in
tcnsity was somewhat dependent,
they pointed out. upon tho West
Indian disturbance which was re.
ported this morning is the Carrb-
bean was in the vicinity OF swan
island. That storm was apparently
increasing in intensity and will
move nc:'thward probably attend
cd by strong winds reaching gale
force during the next 36 hours
over cast portion Of the Gulf Of
Mexico and South Florida.
Rain and snow probably will pre-
ccde the cold wave in the north
Atlantic states. Great Lakes re-
cion, Ohio valley and Tennessee.
The cold will strike the Ohio Val
ley, Tennessee and the gulf states
toniuht and the Atlantic states eH-
cent Florida on Tuesday. Cold
wave warnings have ben issued
for Mississippi. Alabama, Tenne-
see. Kentucky, Indiana and north.
west Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
ANER|CAN5 HELD
BY NE XICAN9 To
BE DISCHARGED !
BIG FORCE ENROUTTE
TO EXTERMINATE VILLA
Bandits Are Concentrating al
Santa Ysabcl for Attack
on Chihuahua City.

t.I. tASD. len. NuN. 10. '~- NItcr
making an investigation Of tn" cases
Of Benjamin Brahan. scout for Gen.
PerShing in Mexico. and Joseph Will
liamS, an American Mormon, both ni
whom are in jail in Ju1rCZ. tarran2a
officials announced tonight that tn"
Americans would b" released at once
unless additional eridrnc" WAS pro-
duced against them.
To Exterminate Villa.
Ell PASO, Tex. Nov. Is. ~- Andres
Garcia, Inspector general Of CarranzA
conSuiates in the United States. de-
clared tonight that the present move
ment Of Carranza forces into the stat"
of Chihuahua had no Oihnr Significance
than the determination Of the Car
ranza government 10 pursue and over
come Villa and his bandits.
The report in army circles in I'll
PaSo is that these troops were being
brought north 10 enforce any demand
that might be made for the With
drawal Of the American eXpeditionary
forces from Mexico is without tOunda'
ton" said Mr. Garcia. Before | left
New York | announced that there
would De a force OF lt,Ho0 men sent
north within 30 days 10 crush Villa.
No" lull tuGSc llOppS Sll bCi'l7
moved into the northeastern zones, be-
cause of the military necessity the
number has been increased. il is being
claimed that the movement has special
Significance. but I can deny this em-
phatically. The CaTranza government
is going after Villa with sufficient
force to overcome and eliminate him
and his bandit band
Murguia To Succeed Trevino
General Francisco Murguia Is 10
succeed General JaCiuto b. Trevino as
commander Of the northeastern mill
tary zone as soon as he arrives In Chi
huahua City from the south with MS
re-organiZed division. NurSuia is L
general Of equal rank with General
Treviuo. who it. is understood. mas
asked 10 be relieved Of his command
OF chihuahua for personal reasons.
General Alurguia is now advancing
from Torreon rs 4 base toward Chi
huah hua City. with i large force OF
troops and is expected 10 arrti., there
within the next TWO days. Villa troops
are again concentrating IL the vir!n-
iry OF Santa HSabcl. west Of Chihuahua
City. according 10 reports received
here by American government agents.
The report said lhr bandits were
coming from the direction Of Satevo
and military men here predicted an
attack upon chihuahua City soon by
Villas entire command.
American Family Murdered
BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Nov. I3--
The murder Of an entire American
family on the gulf roast near Tampico,
was reported here Today. by Mrs. Eva
Hanson. IL refugee from that place.
She was unable TO give details OF the
affair. Mrs. Hanson said there are
about 800 Americans in TamriCo only
six Of them are women. MI of these
aTn leaving Tampicn aS rapidly as pos
:ihle. she said.
Garcia IN Charge.
RI. PASr. T"N.. Nuy. NrdrrS Gar
ia iaSp"rtnr-S"n"r,l "f r"nsuiatrs tor
tho tarralIIH government. has personally :
{CortipueG on Page Teu,1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
Battle O. Ancre

LONDON. Nov. l.. 9:ln p. NJ
What may become known as tnc Dat
lie OF Ancre opened today when the
British forces struck fresh blow
against the German front in the re,
zion of the Ancre River. There na0
henn no serious fight in this sector
since the opening OF the British push
on the first oi Iuly when The Brl:;sn
line of attack extended five miles,
north or tho Ancrc 10 Gonmecourt-
Rrt after few days. no progress oe'
ing made in this region. efforts were
1corHnnnh ON Faoa Ten.l
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BRITISH SMASH GERMAN LIN: IN
NORTHFRANCE AND MAXI: Biz CAIN
BETWEEN 5000 AND
1000 MEN CAPTURED
Germans Taken by Surprise
and Arc Forced to Retire
Retrcating IN Dobrudja.

Once aSain tn" German line IN
FRANCE has hcou hard hit.
Starting an offcnSive running from
the southern haak Of the AuCre river
nnrtt,ward over front "f about five
mileS from s.. Pierre plyiOn 10 the
north Of ScrrC-thc British haN" cap
.ured the towns Of Bcaumont-llamet
and ST. Pierre Divion. and first and sec
ond line trenches al various points.
Between 5000 and t.np0 men were
made prisoner in tho attack. The Ger
mans appareutiy offered slight resist
ance TO their adyerSarieS. although
their positions were extremely heavI-
" fortified. \ maximum gain 10 a
de0th OF one mile over the hre-mile
front was made b. the British. Hard
fighting continues 70 the north OF
Serre.
The new drive probably has as It's
objective the strengthening out OF tue
British line uorthward from the region
OF SarS. across the Ancre. and Ne
nushing forward by the British lett
wing toward Achiet -LePettt. the june.
lion nnint of the ArraS- -Bapaume aud
A7raS- -Miraumont railroads.
Except in the Rumauian and Macedo-
nian theatres. there has been ilttle
lighting Of great Importance on any OF
the fronts In The TranSylVaaia APPS
region. Bucharest admits that the hu-
manianS in tho Ait river sector nave
heen comnelled 10 WELD ground TO the
AuSt UungariauS. but asserts that
King Eerdiuand's men have held their
own against attacks in the Campuluns
district. Roth Vienna and Berlin re.
cord further advances for the troops OF
rho TrurOuic allies all along this front,
having taken the towns OF piota ana
ArSurilier. to the north OF the EEsFs!o U
mountains and CAndeSihi. northwest
Of Campulung. in Rumanla'
Germans in Retreat
In Dobrudia. Petrograd adytces re,
mort that the troops OF Field M;r$aal
von NackenSeu are still in retreat. ana
,hat the Russians have crossed me
Dannhe from the western bank auu
reached TWO points south OF lcnerha-
yoda. on the eastern bank. Beriln as
serts that the. Teutonic allies nave ue-
featcd the Russians and Ruman'anS'
Who were coming down the western
hank Of the river.
The SerbianS southeast or Aouast'. ".
have scored another victory over tue
Germans aud Bulgars. having cap
+ured the village OF Iven. lying on N"
cam River 10 the northeast OF Po-
log, and forced their antog!nlstS 10
fall back nearly TWO miles. Aoout
0nn men were made prisoner IN thls
fighting and large uusloerS OF guns
and quantities of arms ana ammuht'
tiop were CAPTURED. according 20 state
mnnis from the Serbian ana french
war offices. -, :.
violent artillery du"I is still n
nro-rcss ia tho NaraErvka river re-
zion of Galicia and the Russians nave
renallad strong Ausiro.German attacks
IN tne CarpathianS.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGT D. c.. floV. t3.--
Forecast:
West Virginia - Rain. turning to
snow and much colder. with cold
wave Tuesday; Wednesday snow flUr
res and colder.
Oho-Snow and much colder Tues
day, cold wave in south: Wednesday
probably fair.
Western Pennsylvania - Probably
snow and much colder Tueday, cold
wave in south; "Wednesday probably
fair.
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SEW YORK. Nov I3.-fIarry n.
il"mn$r cad. was r"-clrct"d today as
rrrsji.nr aF ~" E"w York National
I,caEi!r haS hail ,luh. lohu Il. Foster
WAS rc-rl lr,l"d secretary.
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w e Gather a

Probably snow and much colder Tues
day, cold wave in south; "Wednesday
probably fair.
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American Family Murdered
Garcia IN Charge.

Fl. PASr. Ten. N"T. I3.--NFd~rS Gar
ia. iaSp"rtnr-S"u"rnl If rnnsuiatrs Ton
til" tarrarZa government. has persona Il!
(Coutinued on Page Teu.)
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