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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
VAS HANGED WHILE
 STRAPPED TO CHAIR

VANCOUVER. 9 C. Aug IS - Strapped % heavy arm chair and -Ts-4-ica..y calling 70 be taken back -o 1oG-- Rocco Fe-reE-e who was con T:c-=5 7- his own confession Of the murder -1s- y=a- Of his partner. Dick Eercacco. whose head Fs-ren-a cut of and dropped down well. was hang -1 a- tA= N=~ Westminster prison today. Fe--sncs fought tranticany against his execution and before he could be taken from the death cell Ead 10 be pinioned and strapped to a chair i1 which the guards carried him D the scaEold- He sill sar strapped + the chair whsn the trap va. sprung He was pronounced dead .- so-- minutes
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
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CITY OF MEXICO
 AGAIN IN TURMOIL
SHORTAGE OF FOOD AND WORK MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS
 DISORDER.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 1a.-Reports Of social discontent in Mexico are contained in a copy of Fl Nacional. a Carranza organ of Mexico City. which reached here yesterday. II states that the military commander of the federal district has covered the city with pa. trols to disperse gathering and that several shots were fired resulting in several being injured
 Arrivals here from the capital say that the shortage Of food and the lack of work. are important factors in ere ating discOntentment
 4 report from Chihuahua city says that General Salero, held there in con neetion with alleged revolutionary plots. has been executed by General Treyino
 Rumors current here are to the ef- feet that the Carranza garrison at Juarez contemplated an early revolt This is denied by the government of ficials.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
PORTUGAL IS
 FOR THE ALLIES
War Department AnnOun- ces Its Readiness To Enter Into The Fray.

LISBON. Aug. 19. - Great excite ment prevails here today. the minist- er Of war has announced that Portu- gal has finally decided to enter the war on the side of the allies. and 10 that end troops will be put in the fields at once,
 The announcement had been ex- pected for several weeks. yet when il was finally declared. the population of the city knew no bound and are celebrating the declartion. The war department has been active for months drilling men for this very purpose. and those men are anxious 10 be sent to the front and enter into the strug- gle with the Entente.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
STEAMER BEAR
 FORGED TO WAIT
 ANOTHER MONTH
TUGS FAILED TO MOVE STRAND ED LINER A SECOND TIME IN
 PRESENT CYCLE.

EUREKA. Aug la The high hopes entertained for the immediate noat,ne of the steamer Bear came 10 naught again last night for the second time in the present cycle The first time inc vessel moved only few inches but yesterday, the tugs failed com pletelz Ii is said now that it aas be 3 month before another really fay, orable opportunity is again presented.
 The men in charge of the wreck say they Will continue their efforts during the next four weeks. pulling whenever aa opportunity presents it. self. and may call a third tug into ser vice. II no storm comes. it is said. particularly from the northeast, the vessel will be safe for another month when new tide cycle will come thai will again be favorable.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
HUSBAND SUES FOR ALImoNY.

OMAHA. Dug 16. - Because Mrs. Limbaugh of Amaha failed to keep her promise to support her husband. John C. Limbaugh, he is asking the District Court to give him s5,0O0 in alimony. He complains that when she proposed marriage 10 him she promised to support him, and that af- fer he married her she did not give him sufficient food and clothing.
 h telling his story 10 the court. Limbaugh said that when the woman proposed marriage to him he pleaded that he was 100 old. To this he says she replied that she would give him a home and support him She inherit ed about s2o,00o from her former hus- band
 Li1 1augh says he is a physical wreck now as a result of his wife's failure to support him as she said she would do.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Gel Auto Fuel by
 Simplest Process

NEW YORK. Aug. 1q.-The very same day that Louis II. Enrchts gas o.iua substitute resulted in a contract closed HisA the MaXtm Munitions Cor poragioa ir New York a process for the same purpose was announced dis covered by Lewis Morrison of Faust fame
 The Morrison scheme. like the En- riohe plan. is one to operate the motor with hydrogen generated in the ear. Eue.eAEs plan dyeomDoses the water 70 obtain hyarog Il, while Morrison generates his hydr zen by the In 9n of water and a che nicaL In many ways there is much milarity in the two apparent operatc.s Morrison s theory is extremely sim9le. the chem icais used being ammonia and metal lie sodium
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
ALLIES AGAIN
 MAKE ANOTHER
 STEPFORWARD
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
MYSTERIOUS ATTACK ON
 BATTER IN VENICE SURF

VENICE. Cal. Aug Le.-GIbart de Adrian, of Passdena. Was attacked and seriously bitten while bathing in the surf and removed to the hospital for treatment Physicians #ha 6z amined the wound said there we've $ teeth marks in the right leg. Ha5 ehey were unable to state whether or not they were those or shark. The pune lures were deep and the veaH5 bad ly lacerated. it was stated
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
CANADIAN TROOPS
 ARE SENT TO FRONT
HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM TFRES TO THE MORE ACTIVE
 SCMME FRONT.

OTTAWA. Aug 1a.-The militia de par-mert announced today that the Canadian troops at the front have been transferred from the Ypres sal tent 10 the somme- The troops com prise four divisions. The announce ment is taken to mean that the Can adiaas have been called upon to join the British. Australian and New Zea- land troops in the great offensive on lhe Somme front
 In the time they held the Yprcs. the Canadians's work was essentially de- fensire. They fought at St. Julien. St. Elois, Zi-Iebeke, Hooge and Festu- bert with total casualties Of thirty thousand
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
DIES IN oUIcksANos.

ROSENBERG. Aug. 19 - Charles Thornton. while in an endeavor to cross CpuQa river, two miles below here, ws caught in the quicksands and pertshed. He had started to drive across when suddenly his two horses and wagon sank into the sands. car rying him with them.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
WILSON VET0ES
 THE ARMY BILL
Will Not Accept Bill Ex- empting Retired Officers From Court Martial

WASHINGTON. Aug. President Wilson today vetoed the army bili giving as his reason that the hin eN, empts army officers from betag tried by court martial for lack Of diseip- line. He says that all must be treat. ed alike
 Immediately. Representative Hay introduced a new bill in accordance with the wishes of the president
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Chinese Troops Rise
 Against Jap Garrison

TOXIC. Aug 19.-Chinese troops have attacked the Japanese garrison al Chengchiatun. between Mukden and Chaoyangfu and have killed or wounded seventeen Japanese soldiers and killed one officer and are now be- sieging the garrison.
 Endorsements are being rushed to the garrison from the Japanese forces stationed at Kaiyuan. The fighting resulted from the arrest Of Q Japan ese merchant.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Deutschland Is
 Safe at Bremen

GENEVA. Aug 1a-A private tale- gram received here last evening states that the German neaehaa. submarine Deutschland had arrived at Bremen with a cargo Of niek1e md rubber rom the United States Every one aboard is in good health, adds the re- port.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
NEwLYwE0s PASSED THROUGH.

V V Casey, IT.. chief deputy mar =1al a- Juneau, was q passenger on -1= Humboldt yesterday MT. Casey Eas accompanied b. his bride whom he married week ago. Thus put ting one over his folks, as one Of his friends said yesterday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Mir. And Mrs. HoWde8a9l.
 Visited Friends Here.

Alr. and Mrs Bert Howdesheu, old timers in Ketchikan where their pop ularity has never diminished, were re- turning passengers from the East on the Humboldt yesterday and visited their friends while in port They beth look well and happy after a pleas ant trip of several months East They were returning to their home in Ju- ueau.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Asquith Predicts
 Equal Suffrage

LONDON. Aug. 19. = Premier As quith is outspoken in his prediction that England will grant the women equal suffrage before the next gener- al election The premier said today that the women have prvoen beyond a reasonable doubt that they were entitled To the privilege, and that they shallhay it
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Brownsville Camp
 Was Destroyed

CORPUS CHRISTIE. Aug. 19-The storm that struck the soldiers camp at Brownsville yesterday, completely wrecked the whole camp. The sol diers were forced to take shelter in the court house The gale is said to have reached velocity of one hun dred and twenty miles an hour. Moth ing 10 equal it was ever seen in this vicinity in the recollection Of the old est inha bitants
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Child Labor BiII
 Passes The House

WASHINGTON. Aue IT, The house yesterday afreru-or without a vote being taken accepted t1a ua amendments Of the child labor bill and passed it without any discussion + is said that President Wilson wil sign it Immediately.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST lw.w

KINNEY, Minn., Aug. 19~- Two men giving the names Of L. Burotich and Andy Fentich. both alleged to be lead CTS in the l. ". W. were arrested here and he'd without bail They are charged with attempting 10 kidnap Mrs Emo, wife Of deputy sheriT, Mrs. E. Clark Of Virginia. Minn., and the latter's four-year-oId son.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
Germany Admits Defeat,

BERLIN, Aug. F. = After attacks of the greatest violence on the Somme front continuing until late last night, the British obtained a footing on the first line of the German trenches in the ThiepvalPozieres front, the war office announced today.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19

FL PAsO. Aug. 1a.-The American authorities are investigating reports that H. E. Rowe. Of Amarillo. Texas. has been held by civil authorities without hearing in Jraraz for more than a week and that le had been employed daily as grave dlggsr. He was arrested charged with disturbing the peace.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19
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MRANG ELL IS WET.
A report was sent last nigh

:. A report was sent last night :. from wrangell that Judge R, 1: w. Jennings had decided that :. the town should be wet. and : accordingly, granted the sa- :. loon keepers their license,
 :. From Wrangell. Judge Jen- :. nings was going to Peters ,. burg where he will investigate :. and decide. It is thought. how
 :. ever. that the latter town will
 ;. also be granted licenses.
 ,. Wrangell. it will be remem- :. bered voted dry at the last
 :. election. but frauds or some
 :. thing was given as the cause
 :. which resulted in the inyesti- :. gation with the above result.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-19

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Evening star., 1916-01-23
The Cabinet Families.

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
with members of the cabinet, and were
entertained at dinner last night by the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson.
Friday night they will dine with the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Lansing.
and Saturday night with the Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo. Mon
day night Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will
give theater party in honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall.
cabinet days at home - Wednesday
AFTERNOON of each week-have assumed
the old-time air of hospitality. and
women of official life. who are now bus
iiS engaged in paying duty calls. go
away from them quite charmed by the
homelike air of hospitality Mrs. Lam
sing has her mother, Mrs Foster. with
her each Wednesday afternoon, and the
old Washington families. who cali to
pay their respects, announce with con-
slderab BILE pride that but for the fact
that Mrs Lansing now precedes her
notner in receiving, the events are al
most exact reproductions of the recep-
tions which Mrs. Foster held while
zen. Foster was Secretary of State
rms means much to the staid element
OF society, for it is not fond of inno-
The Secretary of the Treasury and
mrs. McAdoo have two quite important
uihher parties on for this week one Fri
gay night, when the Vice President and
MIS-. Marshall will be guests of honor,
inn. n one , @aturday night, for the Presi
ueht ana MIS- wilson. They will also
entertain a dinner party Monday night,
) ) JJanuary 81. Mrs. AfcAdoo has quite en-
tered into the round of official life.
nd her Wednesday afternoons are such
.ueiisn'tul aHairs that women new to
omcia life declare the only pity is that
duty does not compel them to call each
week instead OF once a season.
Des MONIES. Iowa, will claim Presi-
dent wilson the night he was to dine
with the Secretary of War and Mrs
Garrison. SO they will be given a later
Date for their dinner
Inc Attorney General and Mrs Greg
ory are entertaining for few days Mr.
ana al, Mrs, B. B. Cain of Dallas, Tex.
me! nave asked few Texas people
IN TO meet them. quite informally. since
their arrival here
MRS Josephus Daniels will give a tea
dance Saturday afternoon for Miss
evelyn jackson. her cousin, and Miss
Mary Cleaves Daniels, the niece Of Sec
retary Daniels, who are their bomse
guests: The Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
Will give dinner the evening of Feb
ruary 10 in honor of the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Lane will entertain the Secretary of
the treasury and Mrs. McAdoo at din
ner Tuesday evening. Miss Margaret
Wilson, who is expected to return to the
White House this week, will be at the
Home Club concert Thursday evening as
the guest of Mrs. Lane
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson will entertain
4 luncheon party Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Thomson of New Orleans. the
laughter of the Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark. who is now their guest
At Congress Hall.
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VARIED HOSPITALTTIES FROM WHICH CHOOSE THIS
HOSTS AND F1OSTESSES WHOSE PLANS MANY
NEWS AND COSBY MENTION-DI0NERS DANCES, PERSONALS

OF presents and
the month While number
which
cabinet
prevailing followed
ceping each month
offering be general
OF the the ball the PanAmer
Mrs. Will
evidence
While this the world whose
chief
Mr. Wilson's allow social
public
postpone
d period.
The panAmeran compliment the OF when the
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Tuesday.

Second diplomatic dinner at the White
House
con
Mrs. Joseph f. Johnson, tea at the
Grafton.
Miss Dorothy Mason. bridge for Miss
Bispham.
The Misses Chase, bridge.
Fort Myer hop.
Our Flag Chapter, D. A. r.. reception
at the Cairo.
Mrs. Richard EweIl Thornton, tea for
Mrs. John S. Barbour.
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Social Notes.

While the important official and semi
official dinner parties are being in
terrupted somewhat by the departure
of the President on speaking tour,
and grip plays pranks with almost
every dinner party the luncheon. tea
and dinner parties. in honor OF the
debutantes and younger set so on
apace. and almost every line of their
social calendars is filled up to Ash
Wednesday,
Mrs. Delos Blodgett has out cards for
a dinner dance February - in honor
of Miss Mackay- Smith Saturday OF
TINS week Miss Blodgett is entertain
ing FOR Miss Julia McLaren of Cincin-
natl and Miss Winship. February
Mrs. BlodGett will entertain a large
party of young persons at luncheon for
Miss Blodgett.
The chief of stafr and Mrs Hugh l..
Scott viii entertain a dinner party
Monday night in honor Of the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Lansing
Miss Mary Cleaves Daniels of North
Carolina and Miss Jackson of Rich
mond will be guests of honor at din
ner and dance Wednesday evening at
the navy yard by Capt and Mrs James
III. Glennon.
tam at luncheon at Congress Hall
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Thomson,
formerly Miss Genevieve Clark
Mrs. Thomson was to have made a
visit to her parents. the Speaker and
Mrs. Champ Clark. of some length. but
was detained in New York longer than
sbe had expected. and will therefore
curtail her visit here considerably
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren will en-
tertain dinner party the evening OF
January 20. in honor of the Attorney
General and Mrs Gregory.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Dunn will entertain at dinner Thurs
day evening in honor of the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Lansing.
The counselor of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Frank Lyon Polk will
entertain the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Burleson at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ewell Thorn
ton Will entertain dinner party Mon
day evening.
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Hosts at Supper Dance.

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gish entertained
at a supper dance at the Columbia Coun-
try Club last evening.
The table decorations were pink roses
and ferns. with a rose at each plate
The guests included Capt and Mrs
James A. O'Connor. Representative and
Mrs. William p. Borand. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Neuhouser. Mr.. and Mrs John Henry
Small. jr. Miss Iris. Masters and Mr..
Ridgeway Longcope of Baltimore.
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Parties This Week.
Some of the events in this weeks
calendar are the Washington Clubs
reception at o'clock tomorrow In
honor OF Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. who
is a member of the club and the
second of the Diplomatic state din
ners at the White House Tuesday
night.
Dinher hosts and hostesses of the
week include Secretary and Mrs Nc
Adoo. who will be entertaining for the
President and Mrs. Wilson; Secretary
and Mrs. Lansing, whose honor guests
will be the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall. and Representative and
Mrs. Dunn. among a number of others
Hostesses this week whose invita-
tions are out for luncheons. buffet and
smaller card parties. teas. etc, are
Mrs. J. w. MacMurray. whose wednes-
day reception is in honor of Miss
Lois Root Goodnow of Baltimore. bride
to-be of Mr. John T.. A MaeMurray
the Misses Chase, Mrs. Colin II. Liv-
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Thursday.

Representative and Mrs Thomas B.
Dunn, dinner for Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow. dance.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, bridge.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs
Charles Warren. dinner.
Robert E. Lee Chapter, L. d. c., re-
ception for Confederate Veterans
Camp No. III.
War benefit concert at Mrs. Hennen
Jennings.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR OF WEEK.
Friday.

Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo. dinner for
the President and Mrs Wilson.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing, dinner
for the Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Fletcher, din
ner.
DIR. and Mrs. W. c. Borden, tea dance.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris, tea.
Mrs. William Morrison Alexander, tea
for Miss Capers
Miss Virginia Dorsey, bridge.
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Wednesday,.

Mrs. Ezra koon. luncheon
Mrs. Colin H. Livingstone. tea.
Mrs. Junius w. McMurray, tea for
Miss Lois Root Goodnow.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. tea for Mrs.
T. T. Ansberry.
Marriage of Miss Pauline B. Potter
and Mr.. Russell H. Carley.
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lngston. Mrs. Victor Kaufman and
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Harris.
For Other Fields.
There is not any appreciabIe move
to the southland pleasure grounds on
the part of local society, but IT NAV
begin when least expected. In New
York they mention fifteen crowded
trains day taking the active as wei,
as the convaiescent down south to re-
main. while the hotel porches boast n
gathering. Smart circles in the west
are also seriously depleted for the
same reason. while il is quite rare
thing for Washingtonians to desert
home festivities while there are any
listed. Departures for the south will
not take on anything like a rush until
March arrives. and may not then. IL
social activities continue at the ordi-
nary seasons pace.
There are two or three public balls yet
to be danced to a finish, the Southern
Relief and the Beaux Arts. among
others. and there is every likelihood
that the gay worlds full strength will
he present at all Of them.
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Monduv.

reception for Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
at Washington Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. dinner
dance.
Mrs. Ernest Knaebel, luncheon
Mrs. Ellis Logan, tea.
Miss Mildred Bacon, bridge
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To Entertain at Tea Tuesday

Mrs. Richard Ewell Thornton has sent
out invitations for tea at the Club of
Colonial Danes in honor of Mrs. John S.
Barbour Tuesday, January 25, from 5 to
Z o'clock.
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The Diplomatic Corps.

The Spanish bassador and Nine
de Riano will entertain guests at din
ner Thursday evening, having officials
of the State Department and others
among their guests.
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Saturday

Secretary and Mrs. McAdoo, dinner.
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. luncheon
Miss Elizabeth G. Howser. bridge
Mrs. John Lindsey Morehead, dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, lunch
con.
Mrs. Frederick C. Bieg, tea.
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The Chinese minister and Nine koo
will go to Philadelphia January 20
The minister will deliver an address
before the Academy of Political and
Social Science. They will return here
the following day
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Tailored Suits, $500 and S19.7S.

Heretofore selling ait sos, $751; SA5, $40, $685. $50
and S25-are marked SIS and ST. @.75. Included
velvets and clotGls-a of the seasons most de
sirable fabrics and mlodels-many of Them fur trim
ned. Highest class of tailoring and trimmings-
wonderful Value
Evening star., 1916-01-23

Nine. Bryn. wife of the minister of
Norway. will be at home Friday after
noon.
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enthusiasm and of the
when the has
had in
columns last M before either the White
aAmerca sentiment could this
mind that the would prompt
the good feeling which annatng neghbo of the
republics Wednesday party memorable
o
The FIRST OF the dinners. honor diplomatic corps Friday
night also solved the problem these TO-
geth No State Department problem
perhaps required delicate handling solved
Of these able
Evening star., 1916-01-23

The Swedish minister and Nine
Ekengren have issued cards for a din
ner Wednesday in honor of the Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Lansing