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Evening star., 1916-04-15
SENATE VOTES TO AMEND
PENDING ARMY BILL
Clause Added Requiring National
Guardsmen to Take Oath to
Obey President.

To further strengthen liberalization
of the National Guard the Senate to-
day. 33 to %, amended the army re-
organization bill to require guardsmen
to take an oath to obey the orders of
the President as we'll as the governor
of their state. The amendment was
presented by Senator Wadsworth. who
said it originated in the National
Guard itself.
The chief purpose of the amend
ment is to place National Guard SOL
diers primarily in the service OF the
United States and secondarily in the
service of the state" said Senator
Wadsworth.
Senator Sutherland. republican,
urged adoption of his amendment in
creasinG the coast artillery corps at
once to maximum strength.
Enough to Man One-Half.
900, 200, and are among the best in the
world" said he But we now have
enough men to man only one-fourth of
the guns. My amendment would give
us enough men to man one-half. /
think more men shsould be trained in
the use of the guns, and hence 1 would
not leave it to the President to make
the increase, but would have Congress
do 1t now
Adopts Smith Amendment.
The Senate late yesterday adopted
the Smith amendment to the army bill
providing for a government plant for
the fxation of atmospheric nitrogen to
aid in the manufacture of explosives
for the army and navy and Of fertiliz-
ers to be sold to the farmers. The vote
in favor of the amendment was 43 to
% The amendment provides 15.000,-
900 for such a plant.
Senator Underwood's proposal to have
the government secure a process for
taking nitrogen from the air. as part of
the Smith amendment. was voted down
nv the Senate AS to IL
Evening star., 1916-04-15
property of relatively small proper
tions.
Supplies at Chihuahua City.

Word was received today that the
train of nine cars which left Juarez
Wednesday for Chihuahua City, bear
ing supplies from private concerns to
be sold to the United States Army. had
arrived safely, but had not proceeded
beyond. 1t is understood that shippers
had received assurance that they could
send supplies as far south on the Mexi-
can Central railroad as would be neces-
sary to reach the expeditionary force.
Seven carloads of hay and other sup
plies have been sent over the border to
Juarez to be sent to Chihuahua City,
but, pending diplomatic developments
at Washington, are being held there.
Shippers decided not to take the fisk
of shipping at this time.
Evening star., 1916-04-15
NOTE TO CARRANzA
NOT Being HURRIED
Continued from First Pagel
State had replied that the suggestion
was a good one.
We left the matter there" said Sen
ator Stone.
Mexicans Face Starvation.


Senator Gallinger. the republican
leader, today made public a telegram
received from Senator Fall of New
Mexico. whom the republican senators
have asked to remain on the border to
keep them informed of conditions there
from Three Rivers, \. NJ. via Ell Paso
Tex. The message was as follows
"Mexicans. thoroughly reliable. living
my ranch, just returned months trip
into Mexico by way Eagle Pass. Tex,
different towns and ranches to Torreon
and back through Chihuahua out by FL
Paso. report conditions among poorer
classes approaching starvation. No
work of any kind; food all being used
for armed bands. only employment of
fered rife to he used for or against
Carranza. Thousands want to come
out. but cannot except by walking. and
can't cross this side because have no
money. Same condition throughout
country. Next serious trouble internal
will be account starvation.
Gales. in Sonora. laboring to keep
Naco and Aqua Prieta ports open ac-
count heavy collections from export
proceeds enabling him support and
keep troops. Satisfied Gales personally
viii not fight us, but only actually con-
trolls $500 OF his 5000 soldiers.
Thinks Gomez Dangerous.
Gomez, one Gales general, danger
Gus II allowed to get too close. Our
columns place absolutely no confidence
any statement. official or otherwise
emanating from Mexican sources. All
taxes. forced loans. import and export
collections used for army and so-caIIed
ondcials' commissions. and officials
being appointed. all imaginary excuses
TO make places and pay for temporary
adherents. and no attempt to pay in
-terest on debts or consider damage
claims. Country being looted in every
imaginable way.
Your position that Congress should
DO consulted correct. and. event further
troops under consideration provision
should be made enroll one to three
oorder regiments for active duty in
Mexico. One regiment can be formed
New Mexico and Ell Paso, who will fur
nish own horses and equipment. All
familiar with Mexicans and north Mex
leo, majority speaking Spanish. These
would be specially picked men, and no
age limit should apply. They will 90
for active service in Mexico. but wouid
not enlist for patrol or border duty
alone"
Evening star., 1916-04-15
Charles Alfred Cooper Dies.

LONDON. April 15.-Charles Alfred
Cooper. who for thirty years was
editor of the Edinburgh Scotsman, died
at Bournemouth last night.
Charles Alfred Cooper was born at
Hull in 1929. He retired from the
Scotsman in 1906.
Evening star., 1916-04-15
EQUITY DIVISION

Wright agt. Riddick; order appointing
r. H. Mcneil and J. II. Ralston truse
tees: bond. $4,000; plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Ralston & Richardson: defendants at,
torneys. r. H. McNeill and Douglas.
Ruffin & Obear.
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garet, Of Fawn Grove. Rev. and Mra
snltzgIger and Nj EnrIIh noutHon.
Samuel nenp and wife and D.
Myers Englar and wife spent Sunday
IN HaeerEtoKnz Mrs Englar remain
I'd for fes day. visit
Mesara. G. Fielder Gilbert and I'd
ward Taylor attended the BiIIy sun
day Services On Sunday
Mr and Mr.. Edward formHaif are
spending the Neek N baltimore. Mr.
FormYait i making hIH arrInR hnaIz
ness trip.
Mr.. and RI. /. / Gaokaon enter
taIned At dinner - Tuesday II. 7
Il. Wright. Mr. II Hawkins nd
daughter. Nj Margaret Of FaHn
Grove: Mr. nerla .IfNasfer. Nf nd
Mrs. Il. L FaKIe and daughter.
Miriam. an Master Maurice EnEiaf.
Mrs. Annie babylon s spending 4
week WIIh hsr san. Mf. William lab
Ion. Of MayIerry.
Tuesday evening AIfz i i TasIs
gave Kitchen Shower far MIzz nene
neek. Il - 3 tynIeaI evening III
quite number hraseH tie outside
showers 70 Attend fHe inside shower
Mf. GeorEs sl9Hakef moved n Ia
neH home ~ Thursday. Iea#e EraEE
moved mo I haH#a vacated : IT
slonakeH. HHrHT HHHEsrI moved Il
the grmnbH ~ fafui. III IL -
Windsor road. and ANDREW MYerH
Iakea the Gilbert Iarm
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IIAIlsIII.

Mrs. MellrIng i moving II the
property Hha recently purchased from
Kenney Parker. Hhn IN turn haH
moved 10 the farm of 7. L HaIEnI.
Calvin Phillips vent u Baltimore
10 lake charge of the Baltimore end
Of the Manchester and Baltimore
freight line. owned II Garman
Brothers
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blowing nat fall I'll be " against
II this spring. n weather conditions
are unfaxorahle ~ far fnr almost any
kind Of firm work. Nov thai The
frost Is out nj Tie ground. se hope
they vii aann he able Ia buckle down
10 business.
Several Of onr farmers held their
wheat for q II. for which IheY hY
this time realize their mistake. ~ the
price II unsettled and On lie decline
Mr. Lee Ward loaI valuable eox
last Neek John II. Schmidt taaI :
horse alao.
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Mr.. Carroll Weaver. Of Baltimore.
spent Saturday and Sunday With his
parents.
Mrs. Cora Grnmbine and H0n.
Merle, Of Frederick. are visiting Mra.
GrnmbIne.H lister. Mrs. Guy Sega
fooae. and family.
Miss Anna g. HoIIenherry i spend
ing the week With Mr. and Mr.. Jesse
Garner. Of IinWood.
Mrs. Monroe Dorsey. Of I.InWaod.
Is visiting Nfr. aud Mrs. Francis
Doweraox
Mr. and Nrs. Harvey Erh entertain
ed At tea on laat Friday evening Rex.
7. H Wright. Mrs perla MeMaater.
mrs. Dr. Hawkins and daughter. Mar
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Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
QNLY HOPE LIES IN POSSIBILITY
 SLAV ADVANCE
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 With the armies of the Teutonic al- lies advancing toward il from the west and southwest, Bucharest, the capital of RGmania is in peril.
 Field Marshal won Mackensens 8 troops have crossed the Danube to Zimnitza and are in touch near Alex andria with the forces of General von Ealkenhayn
 All along the front of the Wallachian plains east Of the Alt river the Ruman- ians are in flight burning toWns be- hind them says Berlin.
 On the heights of Curtea Dearges. and in western Moldavia, the Ruman- ians are offering effective resistance to the southWaTd advance of the Teutons
 There has been no indication of the arrival of Russians endorsements to aid the Rumanians on the Wallachian plains.
 In the Macedonian theater there has been infantry action except on the left wing where the Italians have made further progress toward Trnova. near the MOnastir Presba lake road. accor- ding to Paris. This statement Is con tradicted by the Sofia war office Sofia also denies a recent French report that the French had Captured Dobromir
 On the French front. except for small attacks. little activity has been dis played.
 There has been considerable artil- lery fighting along the eastern front from the Riga region 10 the Car pathians. with the Germans the aggres- sors and also on the Austro- Italian sront withe Austrians on the initiative.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
VILLAS RIGHT
 HAND MAN |S.
 HURT IN FIGHT
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JUAREZ. Nov. 26.-Jose Ynez Sala gar. Villas second in command. was wounded Saturday during an assault on Chihuahua by Salazar's command. message received from Terrazas station by General Francisco Gonzales tonight announced.
 The news of Salazar being wounded was reported to General Gonzales by the Carranza commander at Terrazas station who said a Villa captain had been made a prisoner there after he had fled from the scene of the fighting north of the state capital. The cap tain said SalaZar was shot through the groin while leading his men Saturday and that his wound was considered serious as he had been unable to get medical attention.
 This prisoner also reported the fight ing still in progress when he left the vicinity of Chihuahua City. according to General Gonzales message He said many of the Villa troops were fleeing from the city and seeking safety in Santa Clara canyon, west of TerraZas. General Gonzales said he was confi- dent General Trevino had gained an other victory over the Villa forces Sat urday and had driven thems out of the city.
 The JuareZ commander also an nounced a resumption Of communica- tion with Molinar station and said he expected to have the telegraph line in operation to the state capital tomorrow as the break had been located south of Corral. ten miles north of Chihuahua City and he had ordered a crew sent out from Sauz to repair the line where the bandits had cut it.
 General Gonzales announced the withdrawal of the garrisons at Nami- quipa. San Buena Ventura (El Nalle) Casas Grandes and GuZman. in the vicinity of the American expeditionary forces. He said there were approxi- mately 750 troops in these garrisons and they would be brought to Juarez over the Mexico Northwestern and sent to Chihuahua City to replace the troops killed during the fighting. He also an- nounced Colonel Ricardo COrtinas had started from Guerrero in pursuit of the MVga brothers and Ridrigo Quevedo who were reported to be in the vicinity of Bachiniva and heading north.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
UnknOWn Man Runs Amuck in
 Philly Streets

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 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-An unidentified man, armed with a large calibre revolver and a pIsnti- ful supply of cartridges, terrorized the passengers in a tralley car in the central section of the city to- night, engaged in a running fight with squad of policemen and hundreds of citizens and finally was captured after he had wounded five of his pursuers and probably was fatally wounded himself. One of the pvrsuers was shot three times and is not expected to live. Of the others, but one was seriously hurt.
 With drawn revolver the man, who boarded the car at a point up- town, had for several blocks kept the passengers and crew in fear of their lives. Upon reaching Twelfth and Pine streets the notorman made a dash for the police station on the corner. In a moment a dozen bluecoats appeared and the fusillsde began. The man who caused the trouble ran. Hundreds Of citizens joined in the chase and more than POO shots were ex- changed before the fugitive was brought down with a bullet in the breast.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
Flyinq Rumanians

BERLIN. Nov. 26 (By wireless to Sayville).-General von Falkenhayn's troops invading western Rumania from the north and west have effected a junction with Field Marshal von Mac kensen's forces that have advanced from the south and crossed the Danube into Rumanian territory, the war office announced today.
 Driving toward Bucharest, von Mac kensens advance has reached the out skirts of Alexandria. 47 miles from the Rumanian capital.
 The Rumanians retreating eastwar I'd are burning towns as they retreat ac- cording to the official statement which also reports the repulse Of a Rumanian cavalry division protecting the retreat. The report says von Mackensen's en- tire army has crossed the Danube un- der his personal inspection.
 Advancing south down the Alt valley. General von Falkenhayns forces have captured Ramicu Ramnitzu) and Valcear
 'ln Dobrudja an attack on von Mac kensen's lines. aided by a bombardment from warships. was failure" declares the statement.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
MSS L|BERTY's
 NEW JEWELRY
 FUR CER EREMONY
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NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Plans were announced tonight for the ceremonies on December ,. attending the formal acceptance by> President Wilson. on behalf of the government. of new lighting system for the Statue of Liberty.
 Maycf Mi,chel has appointed a com mittee of two hundred citizens 10 welcome tho president and has asked the mayors of Jersey City and Bay onne. N. j.. to name cooperating committees.
 The French ambassador. cabinet officers. army and navy officials and others are expected to participate in the ceremonies division of the Atlantic fleet under command Of .lear Admiral Mayo ard Vice Admiral Coffman will act as a guard of honor
 The president will formally accept the illuninating system installed at a cost of $50 GOO from the deck of the naval Aacht Mayflower. Secretary of the Navy Daniels will follow the president md his party on the naval yacht Dolphin
 CT the ceremonies in New York narbor and the customary salute by the fleet, the president will come ashore and head an automobile pro- cession 10 an uptown hotel where a reception and banquet will be held.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
onlY hope Is in Russla

LONDON. Nov 26.-Thc situation in Rumania as described in today's news
 hows that General von Falkenhayn's iorces. having gained the railway at -ralova, have rapidly pushed Co the southeast, and are. according to Ger nan official accounts. already in touch slth Field Marshal vou Mackensen's forces which crossed the Danube at Zimnitza and now are before Alexan- dria.
 The reports say that the roads lead ing eastward from the Alt river are en- cumbered with fleeing Rumanian sup ply columns and marked by burning villages.
 The Rumanian official communica- ton to large extent corroborates this by reporting an engagement with an enemy column advancing towards Roshiori de Nedc. on the railway a little north of Alexandria. Thus the central forces now are within fifty miles of Bucharest. which is threatencu from the west. north and south.
 The German communique also says Field Marshal von Mackensen is per sonally commanding the movement across the Danube There is no indica- ticn as to what strength he has been able to put into this sector, but his movement seems tO col.-.rm the impress sion that his latest withdrawal into Dobrudja was voluntary in order to assemble forces for the Danube cross lngs
 should Rumania be driven to defend the line running north and south from the mountains between Red Tower and Toerzburg passes to the Danube, in order to protect Bucharest. military critics here consider thai her position would be extremely critical. It is hoped. however, that Russia has been able Co send such endorsements to relieve the Rumanians that she will have sufficiently strong force to car ry oman effective fight in the Wal lachian plain.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
Take No Chance On Spreading of
 Cattle EbidemiC
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KANSAS CITY, Nov 26.-Livestock officials of the federal government Kansas and Missouri, said today they were not positive that cattle under sur veillance in the local stock yards were afflicted with foot and mouth disease but no chances are being taken of possible spread of an epidemic. The temporary quarantine imposed last night continued in effect.
 A statement given out oyer the sig natures of Dr. j Fleming, inspector of the federal bureau of animal industry, Dr. T. r. Luckey. Missouri state veter- marian. and J. II. Mercer, Kansas live stock commissioner. reads:
 After careful investigation of re- ported foot and mouth disease in the Kansas City stock yards. we find that present conditions do not warrant q positive diagnosis at this time. Neither do the conditions warrant the exercise of drastic action. However, all pre- cautions are being taken for the check and spread of any disease.
 "A temporary quarantine has been placed on all yards here and shippers are warned not to ship cattle into the Kansas City stock yards except for im- mediate slaughter.
 All shipments from here into Mis- souri and Kansas since last Tuesday will be traced and put under quaran- tine"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-27
HALF BILLION FROM|NTERNAL
 REVENUE TAX
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-More than a half billion dollars was turned into the federal treasury during the last fiscal year by the internal revenue bureau. Commissioner Osborn's an- nual report, made public tonight, shows that receipts broke all records with a total of s512,723, ,2S8, or $97, ,000,- 900 more than last year.
 Corporations paid s56,972,721 and in dividuals $67, ,943, 595 on account of the income tax, an increase of almost SlS,- 900, 900 for corporations and $37 ,000, 900 for individuals. There was an enor- nous increase in collections from man ufacturers of cigarettes. Production of distilled liquors increased and al though the output of fermented liq- uors fell off during the early part of the year, a steady increase followed.
 "Bootlegging," or illegal sale of liquor. the report says, continues un- abated and will continue until there is more hearty cooperation of local officers in the various states. Evaded taxes discovered approximate $50.000,- 000> Of this amount more than $62 ,000.- 900 was assessed as unpaid taxes, about half being corporation taxes.
 Commissioner Osborn recommends that the personal income tax law be amended so as to require returns of annual gross income of S3,000 or over instead of annual incomes of like amount and information at the source" be substituted for the present system of withholding the normal tax at the source of the income, except as to nonresident aliens or corporations.