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ASftDITH ASKS
MOTHER MILLION
Common! Member Then Aiki Why
Send More lien to Be Led Like
Those at OsUipoli.
EIDKOID OPPOSES THE DRAFT
LONDON, Dec. 21. Premier As
qulth made his lonK-exreeted state
ment on the allien' military position
In the House of Commons today In
connection with the Introduction of
supplementary estimate" provtd-
for the raisins of the numerical
strength of the Britten arrojr from
2,000.000 to 4,000.000 men.
The houM was crowded and the pre
mier's sch was listened to eagerly
nd stlenrty. In the peers' gallery, lore
Fisher, the former first see lord, and
Bart Derby, director of recruiting, ec
cupled the moat prominent position above
the clerk.
The prime minister declared that at
thoiigh the British fighting forces In the
various theater new amount to mora
than 1.2f.fl00 men. the war's demands
were juch as necessitated calling- out the
empire' "recrultaMe maximum."
, Irtafc Aa-ataet Draft.
Although, th fwmler did wot put hlm
elf on reord ruber for or acainat
conecrtptlotv t- i . Ktdmond, leader of
the I Hah natl at the does of lr.
Aequlth'a tv i".Mit a onbhefl by
declaring that tr mtVmallsta would op
Dose conscription y every means ta
their power. And J4m iHllea followed
with a sever arralifKant tt the British
war leadership, lnqiitrV: -What is the
tins of sending more trW te V led llae
those responsible for th ftetrte Bar and
Ansae failures?" "
SEVERAL SLAIN IN
RIOTS AT JUARE,
" ONE IS AMERICAN
(Continued from Pace One. I
Villa soldiers reached Juares in desper
ate condition from lack of food and In
arrears In pay. They refused to sccept
the Surrender to the ids facto govern
ment, arranged yesterday, until the
agreement was signed by General Man
uel Ochoa,
An International street ear was attacked
and passengers. Including several Amer-
' leans robbed. Stores and saloons. were
, looted. Trafflo across the Rio ' Grande
, was Interrupted' and during the afternoon
. United States soldiers guard along the
I river doubled. -.'' '
i During the afternoon the emissary
reached Mexican Consul Garcia with the
I Information that Oenarel Ochoa had
! promised to sign th agreement to sur
render and turn his men ever to the d
facto government, but lets In th day
this formality had not been consum
mated. Oautrds at Rare Track.
' American ewneni of several hundred
thoroughbreds Quartered at the Juares
)ocfcey club hastily crossed to the United
BUI Jliirini Ilia rtnttns After tha first
outbreak, OeUerai Ochoa sent guards to
the race track.
RegardlMg the casualties In Juares,
Genera! Ochoa eald tonight that seven
rioters rre killed in on store where
they ' had murdered th Chines . pro-
WIIamm billet . W. hr4M ( WAIlM
with ".j,. ten known killed In Juares.
pone but Alfonso Garcia, acting mayor of Juares
Federal xjaped from a mob by jumping aboard
with nit street car bound for El I'aao. Several
Mr. W,f the mob pursued him. and others
natl or smashed the windows with stone. A
coo" tourist automobile tn another part of the
town was atoned, and rushed for ths In
ternational bridge.
Meanwhile the exodus f civilian Mex
icans te the American elds had begun.
A steady stream ef refugees for some
time continued, to cress, many under' tbs
burden of household effects.
fast ii Incident.
, WASHINGTON. Dec. ZWRiotlng among
I he Villa soldiers at Juares Is regarded
py Slate department official a an In
cident that will not affect the general
situation In northern- Mexico, , there th
d facto government rapidly Is extending
Its authority over th territory formerly
held by .Villa. Reports from Juares toe
night Indicated that the' Carranmo. au
thorities would suppress disorder among
th soldiers without serious difficulty.
General Villa' whereabouts still Is un
known here. Th Stat department's re
ports are conflicting. On Is that when
he left Chihuahua with his 400 man, he
meved northward. Another says that he
turned towards ths south. Confidence
In the assurance of Villa's agents that be
will com Into th United States, and th
fact that hi wife has left El Paso for
th east, apparently Intending to go to
Cuba, has csueed officials to cling te the
belief that the missing man soon will
appear on the American side of th
boundary.
Trevla Move Nerth.
Reports received et ths Mexican em
bassy say - General Trevino is steadily
moving his Carransa army northward
from Torreon, repairing the railroad as
b advances, snd that his vanguard la
at Bant a Rosalia, a short distance south
of Chihuahua.
No word baa beea received that Gen
eral -Rodrtgucs, who recently has been
Villa's strongest leader and who has
been operating in Bonora near the Chi
huahua stats line. Is a party to the sur,
-nder of Villa forces under the agree
ment announced at Juares yesterday,
ifovernment officials realise that with
flodrigurs In the field there would re
main sn outlaw fore of sufficient num
bers to be a menace to rural order, but
do nut think he would be strong enough
la offer a military problem.
Advices to the Mexican embassy today
' alicwtd Carransa still at rJaltlllo.
SWEDE STEAMER RELEASED
BY BRITISH AUTHORITIES
UjXDON, Pec. ' It. The Swedish
'imrr l4Lockhlm, formerly the Holland
American liner Potsdsm. which was r-
ntly taken Into Klrkwell by th British
authorities while bound from Gothen
burg for New York, was released. After
some of Its malls had been removed.
Thia Is th first ease of the removal
of malls from a veasel en route from
Haeden to the United . States, although
some time afo tha Baodttih government
omitaind that Ainericao-bouad mall
from fiNic consigned . by .way ef
J iL.tii had been opened. tn the last
iMniix il rounlry. i . - '
Tn rrt Itr f.rlM.
',!.! i-a 1 1 grip Laxative Broroo Qui
i in rnu,a th caua. Tber Is only oi
Kromo Q ilnlne." K. W. Grove s sign-J-.I9
ou txji. iJc AJ"ertim;ineot.
Godblessim!
NORWEGIANS WANT
A GLIMPSE OF FORD
Public Considers Him Dreamer and
Looks '.on Some Other of Party .
with fJnjpioon.
0BJECTI01T TO BCnWIMMEB
LONDON. Dec. 12. The Norweg
ian peace party declines to have
anything to do wiih the Ford peace
expedition, according to dispatches
to the London morning papers, as
long as Mme. Roslk. Schwlmmer ia
connected with the movement. Some
of, the dispatches state that a de
mand has been made for her expul
sion, declaring that It la Impossible
to give tha movement a neutral ap
pearance while a Hungarian. woman
'Ja an act I re member directing opera
tions.
Tklak reri at Dnlmrr. -
The Chrlstlania correspondent of the
Times says that the main Impression
mad on th Norwegian public Is that
Ford is an Ideallstio dreamer, a sort of
Tolstoi whom honesty and unselfishness
sr beyond question while noma of hi fol
lowers certainly fall to gtv that attrac
tive impression.
. A dlspatoh to the Mall from Chrlstlania
states that the managers of the mission
announced today that th Ford party
would start for Stockholm Thursday. It
also becam known, according to fh dis
patch, that Mme. Schwlmmer had sent out
Invitations to 100 prominent business men,
bankers and others of Chrlstlania to at
tend receptions and other function! s4 tbs
Grand hotel.
'rlas to See Ferd.
"This attempt to stir up a semblsaoe of
Interest in the mission met with no suc
cess." the dispatch declares, "the only
thing the people want Is to see the man
,wne Is willing to spend tXMXXMHO to end
the war, .but Ford remains In biding.
Another reception was given today, but
neither Ford nor Mme. Schwtmmer at-
tA-ndea. Fifteen members of Ford's trav.
sling office staff are to b sent back to
ths united States tomorrow.
y Th latest scheme to end the wsr Is
said to be that Mr. Ford I to approach
armament makers la th belligerent coun
tries ana by offering them ordere. seek
to Indue them I cease turning out eo.utu.
ment for ariniee."
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ANCONA AGREEMENT
(Continued from Page One.)
develop to an important stage until
aftef receipt of the next. formal com
munication from Austria-Hungary,
which la expected some time within
the next week.
Given Carte Blanche.
Juat what authority Baron Zwledlnek
has been given by his government baa
not been mad known. It was recalled
today that relations betwen th United ,
States and Germany were seriously j
strained when the German ambassador j
waa given virtually a free hand to con-
duct the-negotiations. In some official.
quarters ths belief prevails that It was
th negotiations conducted by Count von
Bernstorff which prevented the situation
from becoming more serious than It at
one time admittedly waa.
Baron Zwledlnek Is virtually now
In th same position as the German
ambassador then found himself. It is
considered that with a knowledge ef
American views and th advantage of
personal contact with United States of-
flclals th baron might b able to ae- (
compllsh more than eould result from
exchange of diplomatic communications.
Th charg la known to hav had word :
ef soma sort from his horn government. !
It also Is known that his attention was j
called to the reply which was made to
th first American note. ,
Won't Dlaeaaa -Ooafereae.
Neither Secretary Lanalng nor Baron
Zwledlnek would discuss their conference
today. It having been agreed that beyond
allowing It to be known that the Ancona
case waa under discussion the matter
should be regarded as confidential.
Word of the receipt tn Vienna of ths
second American note had not been re
ceived at the State department tonight
However, th communication was started
over the cables Sunday afternoon to Am
bassador Penfteld. Normally thlrty-el
hours is sufficient for a diplomat! cable
mesaag to reach Vienna and con-1
sequently Ambassador Penfteld should i
have received the note some time today
and It .should 'reach the minister of for
eign affairs tomorrow.
INVITATION TO HOLDERS
OF AMERICAN SCARES
LONDON, Dee. S. The Ixndon
Gasette publishes today a government In
vitation to holders of American and 1
Canadian dollar securities to place them
at th disposal of the treasury, either by
sale or loan. Th accompanying memor
andum says that no purely sterling
securities will be accepted and that It Is
essential that all securities tendered be
expressed in United Statea or Canadian
currency or If expressed In sterling that
Appropriate
FlNg MAT
AND
16th St. URri.tHINO oooo
thy shall be eonvertible at th holders'
option Into dollar securities.
Allies Form a Joint
Relief Commission
NEW YORK, Dec. a The entente
allies have formed a Joint relief commis
sion with headquarters In Rome to co
operate with the American relief clear
ing house In Paris for the relief of suf
fering In Serbia, Montenegro and Al
bania and of refugees In northern Greece,
according to cable advices from Paria
today. ,
The plight of the people of these coun
tries has msde the formation of such
a commission urgent, it Is stated, and
every effort will be made to forward re
lief through th base st Rome.
Arrangements are being made to
charter an American vessel to carry sup
plies from Marseilles or an Italian port
to Antlvarl, Montenegro, for transship
ment to Scutari, where they will be
distributed.
DEATH RECORD.
Franklin Meeker.
BLAIR, Neb., Dec. xl. (Special.)
Franklin Mackey, aged 26 years, son of
Benjamin Mkckey of Chicago, died of
heart failure last evening at the Blair
hospital. Accompanied by his father, he
arrived here on the evening train for
treatment with Dr. Morris Nielsen, who
had been the family doctor. At tha office
he took suddenly wore and was taken to
th hospital, dying a short Urn after.
Th body was sent to Chicago for burial.
Mrs. Edward Lather.
FREMONT. Nb.. Deo. S. (Special.)
Mr. Edward Luther, wife of a wealthy
stockgrower of th Hooper vicinity, died
at her horn, northeast of that plaoe,
Sunday evening. She waa a native of
Germany and was 45 years of eg. A
husband and three children survive bar.
Bhe came to Dodge oounty In IKS.
Rev, lohm . Stakr la Deavel.
LANCABTTCR, Pa Dee. XI Rev. Jabn
R. Stahr. president of tb general synod
of the Reformed Church of th United
States, and former president of Franklin
and MKrsball cottages, died at bis bom
tonight from inflrmltlea Incident to old
age. He waa It years old.
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Fine Pianos, $175 up.
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Piano Benches, $10 up.
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Party Dresses
For the Holiday Dances
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Ribbon Bags
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A Fan Bag made of light
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A Kensington Bag of rain
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A striking design is a bag
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$1.00, 18-inch Real Cluny
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Something's Wrong
'Way Wrong!
Here we are riving you one of
the film masterpieces of motion
picture art a picture that In the
essence of high-clues photography,
set amidst the most beautiful of
surrouridlnRa, enacted by a superb
cast and carrying a story of mou
than pasnlne; interest, and our
buslnetis la "rotten" if you will -pardon
the expression.
Now, then, we are not ' "cry
babies," and It Is not because we
do not enpect to make money on
this picture that we are talking- to
you in this way,' hut because we
want you to see this wonderful
production, which ran for months
at the Astor Theater, New York,
at a dollar admission and which,
while it costs us excessively bl(B
film rental, we are not raisins; our
admission a penny during its en-g-acement
here.
W are proud of this picture and
also of the presentation we are
Klvlns- It, and if you pass up this
wonderful film spectacle you are
missing; one wonderful picture.
It's 'way out of the ordinary It's
really magnificent so, even If li
Is Christmas time, come down ana
spend two hours with us. W as
. surs you you won't regret the
time.
There are nine reels to this pro
duction and it Is called
"THE ETERNAL CITY"
AND FEATURES
PAULINE FREDERICK
Please come down here Is a
picture you should see by aU
means.
IT IS HERE TODAY
AND THURSDAY.
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