Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1915, Page 1

WEATHER. Fair tonight and tomorrow; somewhat colder tonight; moderate westerly winds. _ ‘Temperature for the past twenty-four hours: Highest, 64, at 11 p.m. yesterday ; lowest, 41, at 7 a.m. today. Full report on page 8. “From Press to Home Within the Hour” Kast Week's Sworn Net Cireulation— Daily Average, 74,172; Sunday, 54,887. — —a- “No. 20,142. WASHINGTON, D. Cc. SATURDAY, ONE CENT. ITALY TO DECLARE WAR ON GERMANY -ATONCE, IS CLAIM Serbian Military Situation Is Reported to Be Going From ‘ Bad to Worse. GERMAN INVADERS BATTLING IN SNOWS Bulgars Said to Have Taken Mon- astir and Also to Have Been Re- pulsed at This Point. FRENCH THREATEN VELES King Peter's Men Retreat in Good Order—Germans Land Forces on Rumanian Island of Hurawai. ANCONA DESTROYER OWNED BY AUSTRIA Italian Government Satisfied the Submarine Was Not of German Fleet. U. S. AMBASSADOR AT ROME NOTIFIED BY OFFICIALS Officials at Vienna Assert Their Country Is Not Bound by Count von Bernstorft’s Promi¥p. The Italian foreign office has notified American Ambassador Page at Rome that it has no reason to believe the submarine which sunk the liner Ancona November 7, with the loss of several Americans, was other than an Aus- trian. This with the Austrian govern- ment’s acknowledgment of the act clears up the last possibility that it might have been a German boat. ‘The Italian government also informed Ambassador Page that it has made no contention that the submarine was German. : Contention of Austria. FINDS SENTIMENT _ FORMR. HUGHES Strongest Republican Poss’ bility for Presidency, De- clares Mr. McCormick. BELIEVES ELIHU ROOT IS “LEAST AVAILABLE” Thinks Course of Bull Moose Party | Will Depend Upon Action of G. 0. P. Convention. Medill McCormick, former vice chair- man of the national committee of the bull moose party, but at this time act- ing with the republican party in Illi- nois, spent yesterday with Col. Roose- velt at Oyster Bay, with whom he talked politics, but of which discussion he had nothing to say. On the general political situation, however, Mr. McCormick had some defi- nite views of his own, formulated after a trip across the country and confer- ences with republicans of many states, which he-expressed to interviewers be- fore leaving New York. Way ZZ CONTRABAND NOTE 1S 10 G0 10 ALL United States Not to Discrim- inate Among the Belligerent Nations. TO INSIST ON RIGHTS OF NEUTRALS TO TRADE No Recognition of Efforts to Change International Law Dur- ing War. Non-interference with United States commerce on the high seas will be de- manded of Germnay and Austria, as well as Great Britain and her allies.sin notes tobe dispatched sdon on the sub- ASKS G.0.P. LEADERS TO DISCUSS DEFENSE President Invites Senator Gal- linger and Representative Mann for Conference. ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM WILL BE MADE KNOWN Illinoisan Declares He Will Not Take Orders, But Is Willing to Con- sult With Mr. Wilson. ‘ President Wilson today asked Senator Gallinger and Represen- tative Mann, republican leaders ject of contraband. . The United States will protest vigor- ously against the action of the Euro- pean belligerents in declaring virtually all commerce contraband. It will be largely perfunctory so far as Germany and Austria are concerned, however, as those nations are not now in a position to interfere seriously “with American shipping. of the Senate and House, re- spectively, to confer with him be- fore the opening of Congress on legislation for national defense. The time of the conierence will be arranged to suit the two-lead- ers. The President sent the invitations in 5 pe « . Note Nearing Completion. accordance with his announced plan LONDON, November 20, 3:37] gypena x. a “There-is more -general sentiment for 2 vin) {Of Making the fight .for military pre- 4 UA], WEENNA, November 17, by courier|Charles .E. Hughes throughout the The note is nearly completed, but will| | ness along non-partiéan lines p.m.—The correspondent at]}to Berlin and London, November 20 country,” said Mr .McCormick, “than not be dispatched until it has been = oe ee Bern, Switzerland, of the Cen- ews telegraphs: “Diplomats understand that an Italian declaration of war on Ger- many ig only a matter of hours.” The Serbian military situation is.going from bad to worse. In the north the main Serbian armies are giving way slowly before the battering Austro-German forces which probably would move more rapidly if weather conditidns were Discussing informally the sinking of the Italian steamship Ancom#, Austrian officials have asserted that even if the vessel was sunk without warning the case would have a different aspect than it would have if a German and not an Austrian submarine were involved, in- asmuch as the American warning fol- lowing the sinking of ‘the Lusitania and Arabic was directed to Germany alone and was not communicated to the Austrian government im any way. Hence, the Austrians contend, the foundation would have to be laid anew if the United States felt moved to take any action In the Ancona case, since Austria was not bound y r is made to the Washington government fog any other republican mentioned for the presidential nomination, just as there is more opposition to former Sen- ator Root than to any other republican mentioned. : “The republicans would clear the po- litical atmosphere at once if they nom- inated Mr. Hughes in their national convention. Depends on Action of Convention. Mr. McCormick was of the opinion that the course of the bull moose party will depend entirely upon the2 action of the republican convention in nomi- nating a candidate and framing a plat- form. The bull moose will_hold its convention after the two old parties carefully revised by Secretary Lansing and President Wilson. It will chal- lenge the right of a belligerent to ex- tend the list of absolute contraband be- yond the limits recognized by interna- tional law before the war. It will also ‘sustain the declaration of London. That declaration of contraband should be limited to articles not merely avail- able for military use, but designed chiefly for that purpose, will be one of the principal contentions. To Reassert Neutral Rights. This will involve a reassertion of the right of a neutral state, such as the United States, to ship such things as food supplies, cotton and copper to the Expects Some Opposition. He expects his plans will be opposed by. some. democrats, but has been as- sured by the leaders that there is no doubt of passage of the main features. JTust before the opening of Congress the President also will confer with re- Publican members of the Senate and House military and naval comittees When he sees Senator Gallinger and Representative Mann. the President will discuss other legislative qu tions, \ While it was being made known at the White House that the republican leader has been invited to a conference, Representative Mann, who was at the better. Wt is csisktick by Count von Bernstorff, the German|have held theirs. He belived that be- ivilian population of a belligerent| State Department asking for protection ed that the ambassador, after the sinking of the|tweer President Wilwon and a re- Country under reasonable assurance|of American planters who have been Bulgarians are in Prilep, and at least have made Monastir unten- able. The Anglo-French armies based on Saloniki seem to do no better than hold their positions Annnouncement was made by the Berlin war office today of the capture of 2,800 more Serbian: The occupation of Novavaros and“ Sienica, in western Serbia near the Montenegrin border, is reported. Toward the center of the Teutonic advance the town of Raska, about twelve miles northeast of Novipazar, has been reached. The newspapers have not commented upon the case except in a cursory man- ner and have not discussed it at. all Since the publication of the official statement issued by the admiralty rela~ ive to the Ancona. The i Uttle interested. "ne DUPE appears Statement by Ancona’s Captain., LONDON, November 20.—A dispatch to the Daily Telegraph from Milan gives thé deposition of Capt. Massardo f-the Italian steamer Ancona, which was recently sunk in thé Mediterranean ne submarine. The geposition was taken by a commission for the I government on. the. arrival of the steamer Cagliari at Naples with sur- vivors, who also were separately ex-. amined by the commission before they’ were allowed to land. The deposition of, the captala says “Almost at the same stant the sub- marine was sighted a 4 ell struck the jactionary republication candidate, or Elihu Root, the bull moose would vote at the polls for Wilson, 0 continue to act with the sald Mr. McCormick, “though my stand in national politics will depend a good deal on what the republican convention does. There is as yet no way of determining how pro- gressive the republican party has be- come. In Massachusetts, where the Progressives large supported Mr. Mc- Call, there is evidence that the repub- licans have mollified the progressives, and elsewhere there have been efforts to come around to the progressives’ ¥ LINER VERONA CHASED ~—BYLARGESUBMARNE way of thinking. . “will Wazard a guess that there won't be @ great ¢ifferonce in the next convention in the number of delegates who are standpatters and those who até" progressively inclined. Many un- Asistructed @elegates will be there, and ag no candidate will have gn outright majority, these uninstructed delegates will determine what the platform and who the candidate will be. Every- Vessel Between Genoa and New ‘York Said fo Have Sent Wireless. “MADRID, November 20, via London, :35 p.m.—A telegram received‘here tb- { and he shows how the j what like that which article tomorrow in Th The Russian: Empire’s Resources as a War Borrower. Russia obtains loans, with her allies as the - underlying security, writes Charles M. Pepper; States during the civil war. situation there is some- existed in the United You will find this ¢ Sunday Star. CLOTURE FORESEEN FLEET SUBMARINES that the goods will rot be commandeer- ed for military uses. E Particular objection will be made, it is understood, to the seizure of Ameri- can goods, even though contraband, if they are destined for consumption in a neutral country and are not bound for a belligerent port. PERMITTED TO RETIRE. Resignations of Portuguese Cabinet Ministers Accepted by Premier. LISBON, November 19, via London, November 20.—Premier Castro; has ac- cepted the resignations of the cabinet ministers. A Lisbon dispatch received in Paris November 18 stated Premier Castro had again proffered the resignation to Pres- Griven out of Mexicd made a statement on the President's proposal. Balks at Taking Orders, "The President may give orders to the democrats in Congress,” said he, “but he certainly eannot call me to the White House to give orders. I am perfectly willing to consult with him, but not’ to go up there to be told to do what he his degided upon. Everybody is for prépared- ness, of course, but I am not willing to say what attitude the republicans in the House will take toward the administre- tion's defense program until I know just what it is from the documents, -not trom the newspapers. I am for all defense prepafation that is necessary. I believe in treating such an issue as a non-partisan question.” Mr. Mann said he had heard that the President had written a letter to him. pace oo 4 ont The Laine as I say,-Hangs on the conven-|day gives a wireless message, said to ident Machado, but that the Portuguese Thinks Country Republican. Doubt as to Monastir. away. It steamed towatd un tene| FONE Ween Sous oes Wa Bree executive refused to accept, requesting] wien asked as to his estimate of th E fuMously, aiming especially at our wine. Mr. Root Least’ Available. steamship Verona, stating that she was the ministry to remain in power until] ovrn sexed as to nis i e A dispatch from Rome to the Ex-|less, which I saw cut and dangling, fs Ree: being pursued by a large submarine ie uament gave some indications as to| trength of the republican and change Telegraph Company says a tele- ordered the boats lowered. The] , ™"- Root is the least available of | with two periscopes. According to this parliorieiid be acceptable as successors|2emocratic parties throughout the gram to the Tribuna- from Athens |Pssengers were panic-stricken and be. | ‘he conspicuous candidates for the re- | tciegram, the submarine Ie acconipanted United States, Representative Mann states that the Bulgarians have oc- cupied Monastir and that the Serbians yond control. The first boat capsized and all the occupants were drowned. The second lifeboat had hardly reached publican nomination and not merely because the proposed New York cons: tution was beaten by a catastrophic | by a steamer. ‘The position of the Verona was given Latitude 40, longitude 6, is a point “Democrats Will Be’ Sorry Bids to Be Invited for New to the present members of the cabinet. said emphatically that, in his opinion, the country is now strongly republican. are in full retreat. the water when it was struck by as latitude 40, longitude 6, off Cabopalo. 2 | = Questioned ‘as to whether he thought : y aly . . ” 5 — ‘An Athens dispatch to the Exchange /Suell. The third was finally lowered, |Yot- The bull moose regard him as the|” ‘The telegram was received from the Later,’’ Utah Repub- Craft, Which Will Surpass that the proposed defense legislation ‘Telegraph Company filed Friday says #fte? an accident which had caused sev-|€Bgineer of the stéam roller of which town of Soller, on Majorea Island, in < ‘ HI || would prove to be a successful political Serblan troops at Monastir succeeded |°"2! Petsons to fall overboard. Barnes and Penrose were just stokers./tne Mediterranean, off the Spanish lican Asserts. World Record Hh ||| step for the democratic administration, the day previous “in advancing to a Submarine Continues Shelling. {| It “45 under his guidance that in 1912 | coast,110 miles south ‘of Barcelona. . Tomorrow ||| the republican leader said that he felt Naistance of seven kilometers (about | oa 3 the republican machine defeated: the | \]| sure that the country recognized that four and two-thirds miles).” The tele-| Be Guar ae kept shelling us|republican voters. Scheduled for New York. BR Giga ain Gee me Sitio ue) Gee ay ae ke ees vias {{| «gersaar OF WAR, vy RrcH- |I\the program is not and could never gram adds that the intentions toward | oniil the Ancona ceased moving, and| “President Wilson is strong through-| The Verona was scheduled to sail put through by the democrats at the com-| for which soon will be invited Ly | ee IRD HARDING DAVIS. | successfully be a party measure. occupied Prilep are unknown, = Y*| OMe Stopped, fring when she was|out the country. He is not boisterously |from Genoa November 9, touching at of Congress,” seid Senator|Navy Department, will exceed cell |]| He implied that the exigencies of con- The reference to the Serb advance at|}y 1 on Donee es Pie: pias epee fack of concert “of otnign nay | Naples November 10 and Palermo No-| cmeot of Utah toda ‘The democrats |Schiey. the world’s biggest underwater ||| “YOUR THANKSGIVING BIRD” ||| ditions which have arisen during tho Monastir is rathe yptic. U: a | 23 ady were in the Lon! axa y New York. |* i reel saree eras si » ministration have made certain steps Iles yesterday were that the tauu| boats or had jumped overboard with |Of action among the opposition. 1] Vember 11, on her way to New York. |i pe sorry later,” he continued, “for| craft so far as is known, by 300 tone “Uncle Sam’s poultry man ||| adminis! ai in step. necessary by the country as a whole, d been occupied by the Bulgars. The| life belts. the ScAdoo methane menne woes |inethe western Mediterranean about |tHe democratic party is not going to be | displacement. ‘They will be 1,300-ton alles anforesting | Jarte: S22Nr | enakgierateeintee anaeoeete este advance” may have been! made before} “T' - EF : soe in power much longer. craft on the surface, as against the turkeys. qe i AGS pa ee he shelis had taken the Ancona by|The people are not for the proposed |110 miles west of Sardinia. urkey: may mean that Monastir still is in the possession of the Serbians and that the Bulgars have been repulsed. French Strive to Take Veles. The newspaper Hestia of Athens says it believes that there are 45,000 Bulgari- in ep and surrounding district, | enfilade from prow to stern, and had traversed the officers’ saloon and sev- eral cabins. Going. through, I found abcut thirty people stili on board, and fave the order for the last lifeboat to. be lowered with the second officer, some of the crew and the rest of the passengers. undemocratic continental army or for half measures. Most of theni are for preparedness and some against it. They | are against the present tariff and for a tariff commission.” —_+ TURKEY FOR WHITE HOUSE: The Verona is owned by the Italia Societa di Navigazione a Vapore, which also owned the Ancona, sunk recently tw a submarine in the Mediterravean. The Verona has been engaged for veral, in passenger service be- {tween New York and Italian ports. She is 8,261 tons gross, 482 and was built in Belfast in feet long 1908. Senator Smoot, who is recognized as one of the republican leaders of the Senate, smiled as he thought of future use of the cloture rule which is proposed now by the democrats. ‘he glemocratg thems and ff they were left to vote a: desired, the supporters of cloture Ives know thi they reall could Schley’s 1,000 tons, and exceed by 200 tons the biggest of stroyers of the navy. Congress gave navy designers a hard task when it said that these two new et submarines should have a surface | SPeed of twenty-five knots an hour “if{ |possible.” The Schley will be a twenty-| the cruiser de- “THE CELLULOID HERO,” a | story of the movies, by EDWIN BALMER. | “GOVERNMENT-TESTED RECI- PES FOR THANKSGIVING.” | “QN THE WAY WITH CYRIL,” a | whole which will be responsible for | whatever action is to be taken. Republicans Not to Hamper National Defense Program If It Is Made Non-Partisan The paper says that the French, having| pedo. I stood on deck waiting for the eed | Seoeimenareke Hoe “But they are going to vote as they are € more than 4.000 horsepower fur- FORD. of Representatives will have a new repuised Bulgarian attacks for three days, |S'9ck. The torpedo hit us forward be- ‘ ‘ ‘ | Spe our nines told to vote, and some way they are going |nished by heavy ofl engines. Experi pr aee Peon eae ee ‘tricks to display to the demo- are redoubling their efforts 10 occupy |t™cen the fret und second watertight | Thirty-Five-Pounder to Reach Here Not Toid S- to get a cloture rule through. ments in the navy model basin with|{/ “SEE PAN-AMERICA FIRST." craté when the bills for national de- Veles. ents. ‘errific shock made models of the new craft show that says ROBERT F. isi fense are rolled upon the floor, unless a gaping hole and the vessel began to NEW YORK, November 20.—Hartfeld, A Reuter dispatch from Athens filea | sink. Tuesday or Wed- Solari & Co. local agents for the Republicans: to. Oppose. they will require between 8,000 and and tells why. the administration makes the pre- yesterday says: ‘It was at this moment that the sub- nesday steamship Verona, reported to have| The republicans, of course, he said,|10,000 horsepower to make the addi-ll] 4m cHance HAS THE |||Paredness question a non-partisan one. “Arrivals from ihe front say the eee bose whose nationality ° been chased by a submarine in the|would oppose the adoption of auch a] tional five knots. rs i CLERK?” by EDWARD MOTT ard is ay con ned Reece Serbiane are retreating in perfect or- See LSE OP ee th a a = Mediterranean, said today they had not|rule strenuously. Senator Smoot him-| ei mar; Pia i Hi ae tive James R. Mann, who has just re- der and have 1050 no oreo erect oF- |tirely new fag of the Ausirian colors, ‘The Kentucky turkey that will grace|Feceived notice that the. Verona had|self took a leading part in the repub- Sis Gee as | WOOLLEY. turned to Washington. captured by the Bulgarians are old pieces of little value, and a thousand pieces of | Sea “Littered” With People. “The first officer and myself started to the table of the White House Thanks- giving day will be slaughtered at Lex- sailed from Italy, although the line’s schedule called for the steamer to leave Genoa November 9, Naples the follow- lican fillbuster which defeated the’ ad- ministration ship purchase bi No internal combustion engines to go in the space available and furnish the| DR. EDWARD E. PRATT. chief of the, bureau of foreign and do- Representative Mann indicated that the coming session would be replete with artillery remain in the possession of the s - ate c No last session of Congr He power required could be found for the ||} mestic trade, in an interview |]|G. O. P. vigor, and the strongest im- Serbs, whose morale is still good. The} penn coe n,® Cable, but the side of the ington eae pense soot 52] ing, day, and Palermo, the last Italian] | aafy all one night and then some in boats and. the specifications to be ad-|{f th ASHMCN BROWN, de- |||pression gained from a talk with the oe depends upon ‘the timely Sexton ous Bish Pi and we were | (ru, be a huge thirty-flve-pound vear.| Mm Tiartfleld said, however, that the[the morning, while the .democrats|vertised will propose vessels fitted with cribes Uncle Sam’s efforts to |||republican leader is that the country arriv the allies’ forces.” i p in e sea an yes year-; | Mr. 2 2 : sess ‘4 ai a cle Z ‘ : 4 He scar aaa AL elena Sele ling gobbler and has been prepared [Present schedule had been made up| racked thetr brains for some expedient |steam turbines for surtate work, al- ||| TRuaian Yoreiowicrede: is going to have every opportunity t Winter Hinders Germans. with people and wreckage. W. red | inder personal direction of South Trim- ce ae eens cae bir on n0'| by which he could be cut off. though the same storage battery and ||} read the record of the democrats—tha Advance of the Austro-Germ evecalinere, “keene © Saved | ite, clerk of the House of Representa-|Ave duvs belind schedule, he thought| Senator Smoot said ‘that the Senate/electric motor installation as in small-|]| «wa1cH IS WORTH MORE— lis, from the standpoint of the repub- through Serbia ts being hampered noe | s ar me the Ancona! tives, who furnished the turkey that {it possible the steamer had not satied | Was a continuing body, no matter what jer craft will be used below the surface. ||| YOUR FACE OR YOUR |Illicans. If the administration “plays damly WH tine Adapetatal vedintence of tie ornamented the White House table last |from Genoa until November. 14 or 15, |S0me of she democrats supporting, clo- y experts have worked out a prac- Se po, | Se Ses aly by ce of the > EET! perienced, also, in continually sent up signals, but For ture might say, tical solution to the mechanical ob- with regard to the English sea policy vi y a i " its ce fy he start, there wil! asgae=. belie Go cae cag pan ee ae Thanksgiving day. more than a 4 adoption of the rules at the beginning - | attractive photographs. its confidence fvomn t . ! Pal aatiac sMlapatches Goo Clore | Gant So ee erie | asta ino Aurkey: hast hon fattening. Blonwesian)Steameriainks, of each Congress was idle He said, stacles in the way of using steam and ||} Es be no attempt to make the passage o cording to dispatches from the front | that we m took the occupants of fue |on celery, acorns, pepper and meal] LONDON, November 20——The Nor-|however, that he thought the demo-|have no doubt of its success. The|]/ «GREAT BRITAIN’S TITLED |] the defense bitls and the -necessar: red at Vienna and Budapest. The Lib : a eae icouttratwa a ere Sa 59|erats would manage to get’ a cloture| boilers will be fired with oil fuel. CHILDR SUFFER IN THE revenue bills e difficult matter. If any Waders are struggling through deep |/feboats and left us. We continued | dough, so as to give ita game flavor. |wegian steamer San Miguel, of 1,659/crats would manage to iets other policy is pursued, Representativ- = yaere their hardships are : : anit ON ;|8ea Thursday and sank, The crew was ‘roubles of Democrats. = E, tea GUENTHE 7 leaders. increased by low temperatures. and members of his family. No invited [Se TRSGAY and sare abe, whereby one of the twin turbines will|]| “WHY THE UNITED STATES j Serb positions are taken only after VIENN L E Suests are expected to be present, with |"Srhe wireless version of the German| The principal struggles of the demo-lao ail of the work, the second shaft FIRST OBSERVED THANKS- Prosperity Due to War, He Says. ee fighting Some ot the fercest NNA STILL SILENT thexpoesiblore D of Secretary and | omicial statement received here from|crats, he said, at the coming session being operated by electricity. When . GIVING DAY. Hill Tt 4g) evident) that eprosentatts en, re! in ave been ‘ought on Bs ~ a a i through a - | nt. Ee ‘3 ms of heights more than [000 feet nigts| ON DUMBA’S SUCCESSOR —— Dxillary cruiser, sUnie by) 0 REDE ee eee ceca, Tay | gh speed is required both turbines|]) 1. swyvG 4 MAN TO BE AN |||Mann believes that the democrats will where the troops on both sides are en SLAIN MAN IN TRUNK. on the north African coast November | &'™ . legiaia Te aires MELDR N OMNIBU |||near from the country on the situation camped in deep snow. Difficulty is ex-| yJENNA, by courier.to Berlin, Novem- = % 5 as the Tara and not the Para, as pre-| Would come over. legisiation to raise} dhe boats will be fitted With motor bask | | ee ean Cot ! . rlously stated. The British admiralty |money enough not only to pay for this| generators, operating on pinion gears *RANK G. CARPENTER tells ve A munications and bringin, = ber 19, via London, November 20.—Dr. : _ | viously: . hi : 3 ae t pa g FRA) 5 NTE andithe orders in council: ing Up supplies.) .stantin Theodor Dumba, former| Police of Portland, Ore., Seek Iden admitted the loss of the Tara in a re- BeuGe pisraceacasinat alee forthe of the turbines. When the turbines Dn Braea'a moder ee ga BN aelorind snd ene EPR Germans on Rumanian Soil. Austrian ambassador to the United tity of Murder Victim. so 2 deca ETS - will do ail of the work. they will ge! ioRoT tae aicaeens Sei cote’ mcombinen Sereee KUCHARES R |States, who arrived here some three erate electricity for the storage bat- | “WASHINGTON’S NEIGHBORS— | i said ine floor leader, “and ce perity,”" iz umania, November 19 PORTLAND, Ore., November Taaney nave: tohiaeae horas’, sala a perity,” sa c ‘ 4 Copenbaren and London, November |Week® ago, has preserved an unbroken | police arw making effort today to esiab- | Says People Want Preparedness. | “They wilt heve 00 legit belie’ Suit |teries: beneath the surface, electricity ASHINGTON'S NEIGHBORS |/{q all'in spite of the democratic tarin. ime newspaper Epoca asserts that /silence ever since. He fs living In his isn the identity of a murdered man whore | NEW YORK, November 20.—Franklin rere as emeient. It has not paid| “it flow back from the batteries to pete : 2 book affair with this war on in E0- = inan (roops have landed | villa some miles from Vienna. Per- nude body was found in a trunk picked |D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of | 0 i+ went, us the republican party|‘"e Senerators, which then become |} .s74npinG ON YOUR HEAD ON ||| rope. The prosperity we are getting on the Rumanian island of Hurawai m | sonal friends of the former ambassa- up in the Willamette river last night. the navy, addressing the guests of the ays did, even to paying for the | Ores to drive the propeiler shafts. 4 WAVE.” comes ae a atlas war steat Se the Danube river, and : sroatne 5 PEL lgastete cavalier pall: s did, ; ae = 4 of money and credit are bein he Danube river, and that they are plac-|dor, including Mr. Penfield, the Amer-| 4 deep gash in the head, exposing the |Society of Naval Architects and Ma-|7 NOye cee eee. the demo- Peculiarity of Construction. Stirs tor inoni sali bes tata lipacaepecsen ing mines in the river and watching the movements of the Rumanian troops. #poca asks why the Rumanian govern- ment takes no action in the matter. Grecian Situation. BERLIN, November advices from mstantinople to the Frank- “According to ican ambassador, have not seen him. | The reports that Dr. Dumba has been lennobled by Emperor Francis Joseph are unfounded. Official circles refuse }to discuss the matter of an ambassa- |dor to the United States or to intimate | whether one will be named. The As- |sociated Press has gained the impres- brain, revealed the manner of his death Around the neck were welts as if from a cord or rope. The man was about forty years old. Sealed to the inside of. the pockets in two different coats found in the tray of the trunk were cards bearing the names of W: B. Flanigan, Palestine, Tex., and rine Engineers at a dinner here last night, declared he believed it evident that the people of the country want a better preparedness. Liquor Sales in London Restricted. LONDON, November 20.—The threat- crats have been in power they have had financial dfificulties.” Senator Smoot. said that the people of Utah were strong for adequate na- tional defense and always had been so. ‘ ELIHU ROOT IN CAPITAL. The peculiarity of the construction, however, lies in the fact that when the boat is cruising, one turbine will drive one propeller shaft and also its own generator. Current from the generator will pass directly to its fellow on the STERLING HEILIG, in an enter- taining article, shows how the great war affects people in a single apartment house of Paris. “HARRISON LAW PROVIDES A STRONG WEAPON FOR USE is sure to follow. “But we would be more prosperous, enormously more prosperous, if wer> allowed to trade where and wit whom he would. As it is we can trade only with those whom England indi- cates.” “The State Department of the United 2 a i © sion that the embassy will be left in| c W: waiizei Gumiertatreet 1) ened order curtailing the sale of in. other shaft, converting the second gen AGAINST THE ‘DGPE’ E States is run from London,” continue furter Zeitung,” says the Overseas News| its present status for some time. eee tata atibneniet tere ine | toxicants in Greater) Loridonl/heallhaen Business Here Said to Have No Con-|erator into a motor, which will in spice rom skarine causes |[|e lane. “What it needs is backbone cY, “serious measures are being con- laundry mark “F. B.” issued. After November 29 the trade = ss i turn drive thg second shaft. In that ||| CRAZE FOR SKATING z If the United States wants to become eee te uae Su coonestion withthe nna rea losisi Week inl Weal Wircini will be confined to five and one-half nection With Politics. way, the full’ efficiency is obtained CHANGES IN WINTEE || realty prosperous ist mbouNi tel) Basan Sten cor eae ee eat erl Soe hours on week days and five hours! yormer Senator Elihu Root of New) from the single turbine and economy STYLES. so stop the practice of parceling British and French are behaving at Sa- loniki as if that port were the'r property CHARLESTON, W. Va., November 20. —The state department of health an- Mills Reject Quick Delivery Orders. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 20.— on Sundays. York, accompanied by Mrs. Root, is in of fuel consumption secured. “SUCCESSFUL THOUGH RICH,” world’s trade to suit the British navy ones eee ; : Republicans Have No Plans. d that insinuations have Leen ma s see thae ar = ni Washington for two days on private} The boats will mount disappearing LBERT W. ATWOOD. Peacdine theiouexthroac ca maitineeee tae ee poate will par-|The inability tes ne = a dis-/ Guatemala Day at Exposition. | usiness. His visit to Washington at| guns for surface action, the new 4-inch Py Aue. In response to a question about tho Js noted that a corps of gendarmes sta. {ticipate in the observance o} kasi bidi crit te elceae hae rere reg eel rails for! Sax FRANCISCO, November 20.—|this time {s said not to be connected! weapon of that cype probably being I Th republican treatment of the administra- * woned in New Greece, 2 body formed : generally as tuberculosis |quic ¥ Jeyuieed in numerous | Guatemala day was celebrated today at|with politics. Several of his old friends] substituted for the 3-inch gun on n e tiensidefense plans, ihelsald: principally of Cretans, has been openly |week, December 6-12, and that De-|inquiries from foreign governments for x agitating in favor of former Premier Ven- izelos. “Itis pointed out that a state of sieze proclaimed in all Greece without the action of parliament, if a sufficient cember 8 has been designated as medi- cal examination day. The department is in complete sympathy with the nation- wide effort that is being made to have all citizens undergo’a physical exami- nation.at least once a year. second-hand rafis. It was learned yes- the Panama-Pacific exposition, the oc- terday that agents for Italy, Switzer- asion being the birthday anniversary have called upon him, however, to talk over the situation. He is president of land and the Belgian Kongo are trying |of President Manuel Estrada Cabrera.|the board. of trustees of the Carnegié to place orders here for 50,000 tons of|Fifty thousand bags of coffee were| Endowment for International Peace, old raits, to be used chiefly for repair|given away -to visitors at the Guate- and visited the headquarters of the ‘Workgop continental railroad lines, + mala pavilion, _, organization here today, smaller submersitles. They probably will carry two guns each and the gun carriages have Seen so designed as to permit the guns to be almed straight up in the air as 9 defense against air- craft, Sunday Star “The republicans have no plans,” he said, “because they have not been con- sulted and have not been informed of the intentions of the administration. if ths President intends to sreat the