Evening Gazette, The (Newspaper) - October 24, 1913, Cedar Rapids, Iowa WEATHER FOR Generally fair tonight and Saturday not much change in moderate i variable winds VOLUME 247 City Edition CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA FRIDAY OCTOBER PAGES PRICE ONE CENT IN CITY TOO MUCH OUT OF WAY AS PLACE CIVIC LEAGUE WILL SEEK OTHER QUARTERS FOR MONTHLY COME IN FOR A GENTLE STATE SUFFRAGE CONVENTION SHY MAYOR'S PEACE DISTURBED BY NEIGHBORHOOD ROW Bunch of Syrians Call on to Arrest Countryman Who Was Abusing His Wife While Mayor Roth clad In his comfy slippers and smoking jacket his pipa filled with Lucky Strike and hli mind serene was enjoying all the com- forts of home and his Evening zette Inst evening a half dozen Syrian residents rushed In his front door ins loudly for assistance After a creat deal of explaining in broken English and sign language the mayor learned that they wanted him to como over to tho home of Joseph George block away and arrest a countryman who was about to murder his wife The mayor put on his shoes and e mayo went over to George's house where he found the women badly KNOWL league At the eting the women voted to ON PARLIAMENTARY EDGE Where t hold its meetings question bothering the members of the Cedar September me the mayor 1C the city hall might he used for their meetings the fourth Thursday night of each month Mrs W understood that Mayor Roth had talked to Commissioner and had secured permission to permit the ladies using t later developed that was given this permissi might want to use the their meetings and the council would h in a quandry over club meeting Owing tn the the council permitted the women 1 ened The disturbance was caused by l Andrew Metery a Syrian who was married about throe months ago but I whose wife left him within a few days the after the marriage Metory has been ausing considerable trouble In at- tempting to get his wife hack and the building even tried to start an action in justice court to to meet in thf superior for their October meeting w's decided to send the council a vote of thinks for the use of the building Irst named airman of a to secure a place of who attended th meeting last not enthusiastic over the night were hall as a force her to live with him The girl claims that Metery was Ing to make her become a bad and she has refused to even see him the parted the woman to live at the George home and Metory went there last night de- termined to take his wife away with him According to the statements at if the league j he won't i other I with him and the sudden call on tho building for was the result Mayor Roth arrested the fellow and in police conn this morning he pleaded not guilty and will have a hearing tomorrow I Hit Landlord in Eye Another lively disturbance took place last at the restaurant and rooming house operated by Calamia at Third avenue One of his hoarders Giovanni caused i disturbance and ended by striking Calamia in the eye with a club this j Tho wound is a serious one and it was stated this morning it may result in Calamia losing the sight ot one eye was arraigned in room Us place for further police on a charge ot disturbing as nut of the peace to which he pleaded as centrally located and will have a hearing Old Offenders Fined Three old John it being wav and not ns desired The Commercial club rooms row ns i in- were it bring put forth that gentlemen had beer very to the women and had at times For tiered the use the club auditorium U- a month it was thought the Commercial club would permission At any rate the committee will wait on the lri 011 tho street and made other places in its I kind of remarks to her foro- Kil Dundun and Harry Jobe were each lined and costs tor a first offender was lined same amount on the same charge while intoxicated at n ha meet v we wouldn't want tn meet here nne thing the ladies wouldn t stand these To Bring Noted Speaker Here L the president j 10 meeting lust night and Announced 112 members now enrolled The resignation of Mrs Leigh ah treasurer was accepted and the tion of her successor postponed until November meeting Miss was elected chairman of press committee Mrs Beatrice chairman of the program com- announced the program of ne November meeting stating that tho agitation to a press campaign Great Britain which It said ought to be estimated at Its true value Standard Beyond tae that Sir Lionel Garden pre- sented his credentials at a crucial and perhaps unfortunate moment there la nothing to cause alarm to politicians The Westminster Gazette discussing he Mexican election friend of Mexico hopes that the new president and legislature will give that government a rulo inough to restore order The IOB facing the Mexican government arc great and will not be rendered lees to to the failure of the United States to recognize the new president and NO INTENTION TO MOLEST GEN DIAZ By Associated Press Mexico City Oct Is no In- tention on the part of the Huerta to molest General Felix Diaz according to minister for foreign affairs Senor sold today that General Diaz was at liberty to come to the capital when ho chose WILSON DOESN'T iOGI OF PLAN PRESIDENT AGAINST IDEA OF BANKER IS UNCOMPROMISINGLY AGAINST SCHEME WHICH HAS FOR ONE CENTRAL BANK UNDER CONTROL OF HEARINGS ON ARE ING COMPLETION By Associated Press Washington son is uncompromisingly opposed to the currency proposed by V Vanderlip president of the al City bank of New York as a sub- for the administration plan The president let it be Known that he was earnestly and unqualifiedly In favor of the main features of the ad- He declared that he believed that the plan provided in the FOUR CEDAR RAPIDS MASONS AT SUPREME COUNCIL OF SCOTTISH RITE JOHN T HAMILTON AND T M ARE GIVEN ARY THIRTY-THIRD DEGREE WHILE C B WHELPLEY AND K C FERMAN ARE MADE KNIGHTS COMMANDER OF THE COURT OF HONOR Four well known Cedar Rapids sons were given high honors it the council the Scottish Kite which was held In tho city of ington this week A large number of lowans were advanced to the honorary thirty-third degree or knights commander The local Masons who were given the honorary thirty-third degree are Thomns M and John T Hamilton Those who were made com- mander are Kent C and Charles B Whelpley The following Washington dispatch tells of tho meeting of the Oct the third degree Masons who ara In ington to attend thq supreme council of the Scottish Rite for the southern jurisdiction of the United States wero received at the White House by dent Wilson today The council met In executive session at- the principal business up being the awarding of a contract for the completion of the new Masonic i temple in Washington to cost The council elected Masons to bo knights commander of the honor conferred the thirty-third degree honorary on 170 states Rico the Panama canal zone and the Philippines were in the list of those who honors or degrees Among those who received the degree wero the from George Martin David son Thomas John T ilton George Jepson Allen E William H Henry Clay Plumb Joseph Rounds Almor Stern and John R Thompson The following lowans wero toado of house was in even way suited to existing conditions of business and was calculated to render the business commander of the court men of the country a great service The Vanderlip plan which Oswald Becker Elmer H Blckford plates a central bank under Charles M Cathcart Parker L Couch nf Oriental fourth Thursday comes on ing day it was decided By Associated Press By Associated Press Washington ot a few hours in thy relations between the United States and co emphasized the gravity of affairs more ominous than at any tirrie since President Wilson's administration gan Absolute silence was the word in official quarters of the liner Moro Castle latter peremptory demands by the States terminates a delicate situation Orders were in preparation to the commanders of the American warship oft Vera Cruz to Insist on her release A statement was in preparation by Secretary Bryan and Consular Jonn Basset t Moore which Secretary Bryan to meet the third Thursday In November convention held in re- Dawson X M Oct of the brought to the White House for the rescue crew In presidential approval No Intimation as U lts contents was revealed but there was reason to believe before many hours had passed a notice by the Thursday in owo S 2 were lost In the workings Mrs a to are believed to be dead meeting which she had to offer was the of parliamentary the conducting the sessions with no I parliamentary procedure that here today and arc believed to be Two others who accompanied them were brought out scarcely alive immediately began a search for the missing men The four men were of a crew of ten who entered the mine at 4 o'clock this the sixteenth room the four of them pushed room at the face United States that it not brook European Interference in Mexico by the warships dispatched to Mexican waters by tho various governments would bo proclaimed Rebels CAPTURE FIERCE FIGHT Is i hv tho same treatment will re- o'clock yesterday the American policy that only At that the Ighting which in the opinion that women mo n make n study of parliamentary room at tnc lace She said it was of thc mine i governments founded on constitutional Two of these James and order will bf recognized on Ham wore walking ahead when j tnp western hemisphere began to fall The situation has f such an They were burled in the debris and n was considered possible t their fellows struggled to rescue them president Wilson might cancel at of By Associated Press Mexico City Oct 10 I of Monterey according to ro- also that the United ports received today was seized at 10 ba- ban Wednesday night was raging inent control was reported today to have the endorsement of majority of the senate committee Read one of the reported In favor of the p plan sought a conference with dent Wilson on tho subject The president's position is that tho plan is a radical departure from the regional reserve plan ed In the house and he pressed his contention vigorously to oppose such a DIAZ'S MOVES UNCERTAIN measure Mexico City Oct rto Felix Diaz will come at onco to Amendment to the the federal capital or remain In Vera j banking committee tho senate Cruz until after the presidential banking committee hurried along its hearings expecting to formally end ex- J Doollttle John C Kent C senators and live Walter D tlon appears to be a matter of doubt to the minds of his most prominent candidate for the vice presidency on the Diaz ticket amination of witnesses tomorrow The committee will begin ation of the in executive session Monday adherents here today Jose Louis Requena the Diaz expressed tho belief that his H Willis of Now ork who was likely to come hero today or lls expert for the house tee in the preparation of the tration was the principal witness today He defended the measure The committee will In session hundreds of changes proposed many of a material nature morrow Senor admitted the arrest at Vera Cruz of a number of Diaz's followers on charges which ho ed as inventions Tic declared that the action of the authorities there had bran taken for the purpose of dating voters Senor Requenn sold he had proof that tho word had gone forth to voters at Dos Momes n lay nnd night The speaker said that Wilson suggested at tho convention that petitions should be circulated ting the names of women who want to be used as an argument j contention that I the Frightened Remove Upon being pulled out of a mass ot The of women do not want rocks and dirt and are tie Ki olT These petitions could be said to have becom e In circulation by aH to put certain a great fused uld be presented continued fall of debris and the moment his trip to Mobile Ala He had planned to leave early tomorrow and be gone until Tuesday There was doubt in tho he could in at this the state nnd she of names co the Wilson gave a brief talk on work on the of suffrage In Iowa The first legislation on woman suffrage came up In the house In 1870 and has been a debated question ever since For years it has been passed by ono branch of the sembly and killed by the other We are this league no but do owe a debt er u w the progressive party torso the the mine which Is time Issue More Than Material Bacon ot the senate for- committee conferred at state department and White Ho declared that while the United States would always like to have the approval of poisonous gases but m j that hers of tho other division of the crow finally brought them to the surface alive Walter Kerr one of the rescued men had not recovered consciousness several houra later but Roy man his companion told of rowing experiences which in tho ion of rescue leaders probably caused the death of and This probable fatality ana the ments In Its policy towards Mexico and would always listen to tions nevertheless this government in the outskirts of the city I to cast their votes for rebel force occupied a erta and General Blanquet and he vard about a mile from to fear thin might have the of the city They had a j feet of defeating his ticket i with which they bombard ed federal fortifications and they were also using at Jeast one machine gun The attack the city was made FLEET TO START ON TRIP Washington Oct ships of the Atlantic said morrow from Hampton Roads for their 1 sides and the fighting Mediterranean cruise according to severe When tho rebels occupied the yard of the national railway they burned many cars Rebel reinforcement commanded by General at zos 100 miles north of Monterey were unable to proceed to Monterey owing to the of the bridges and lack of fuel Some rebels have moved east from Torreon and are harassing eral Trucey Aubert where he has been concentrating for a move Charles S Huber Robert Frederick W Robinson Woodbury Sanborn Alfred G Smith Forest Treat John D Van Allen George E Wells Charles B William B Whiting and William F Cleveland An Invitation from Masonic bodies in California to hold the council's next session In that state instead of In Washington was declined with thanks ZONE By Associated Press Calumet Mich Oct dred and eighty-nine arrests of copper striking miners were made this President Wilson already has said that by the militia in Copper City administration would not he i anti Mohawk districts Injured If the number of federal j prisoners who arc charged with verve banks at twelve was cut j Of the injunction against down materially or If the secretary of Were taken to Houghton and agriculture and the comptroller of the currency were not on tho federal re- servo board would never yield its views because ment on Torreon Some of General it had broader and moral troop train were stalled at hand in dealing with the at Barrios nine miles from SolUllo by the explosion of the j boiler of the leading locomotive and Mexican problem than merely material Interests plans They will be In constant tion with the powerful wireless station here at least until next Thursday It was stated officially however that they will sail without any orders ex- cept to to their Mediterranean destination Predictions as to the course the United States would pursue varied greatly In administration circles gestions that the United States might propose to re-establish order and con- duct an election as was done In Cuba were advanced In many quarters with some degree of That the United States may be re- quired to back up measures and he could take In the returned i aulred to ac up measures an Tho gravity of the situation It train load of ammunition is In P consideration hands of by administration officials and while there Is no to Indicate the vould be Increased by Felix j per of falling Into the hands rebels action may ne emergency up a helmets from next January INITIATE NEW CAR LINE WITH A SMALL COLLISION The first day's trafflce on the new South Heights line was Inter- for a time yesterday afternoon when one of the cars operating on the new line collided with a Marion car with the result that the S V H car Emerged from the fray in a condition The car from the new line was the Marion car on the Roberts who has been un- active in rescue work since his arrival here yesterday appeared affected by this loss of men and unhesitatingly referred to It the greatest tragedy In the mine disaster which already had claimed probably 261 lives Roberto Hero of Rescue Roberts has been In continuous charge of the rescue work without a moment's relief since noon yesterday and It wos only by physical force that he was kept from donning a helmet and leading tho for and All other activities wore practically abandoned pending he line and as the were com- Of the lost helmet men In- down the hill on First avenue the I Between 2 and 4 o clock this boies wore brakes on the rear car refused to work with the resultant collision both cars were The passengers on a severe find the a severe im front end of the South car was badly demolished requiring Jt to be run Into the car barn for repairs Vo serious Injuries wero sustained by tho trainmen or passengers Ing three additional bodies wore re covered and brought to tho Xo trace has been found of General Superintendent William McDormott nor Henry P McShane the wealthy young New Yorker Jt was believed body wos with a group of men who were caught In tjio face of the beyond leader if it seemed necessary Although In International law the American consulate has no necessary territorial rights It was pointed out here that morally the Mexican ties would have no right to Invade tho American precincts to arrest Diaz ALLOW SHIP TO CLEAR Cruz Oct protests by the American consul against the delay of the Ward line steamer Moro Castle by order of the authorities here the vessel formally cleared this Ing for Havana and New Tork Mrs the of President Wilson's personal on board A new rebel force IB reported OH RECORD FOR PROHIBITION National Council by Large Majority Votes to Uphold Amendment to Halt Liquor Traffic By Associated Press Kansas City Oct By a vote of 617 to 14 today the national council of Congregational churches went on ord in favor of prohibition defeating a movement headed by Governor Simon Baldwin ot Connecticut who opposed the adoption as unconstitutional of the report of the temperance committee favoring an amendment to the federal constitution prohibiting forever the manufacture Importation or tion of intoxicating beverages the eighteenth room oast It was for those men that tho search was made by the helmet crow when and met their accident today the of two rescue being ed Impatiently as they would to the scene fresh and experienced met morn Ing near Saltillo and it Is belief the rebels intend to make a attack from several directions A force of 600 federals IB reported to have retreated southward to near Zacatecas In a badly demoralized condition No word has come as to where they encountered tho rebels WASHINGTON UNCHANGED No Announcement of Attitude of Uni- ted States Is Made Today i Washington Oct tlon officials divulged no information today as to their course towards Ico but It was apparent that there was no let up Jn the by the developments of the last twenty-four of the detention of the Ward Liner Moro Castle with Mrs John aboard and some details ot tho imprisonment of General Felix Diaz reached the state ment As moat of tha cabinet tore wero no meeting iut President Wilson spent most of the studying the problem there Intimations that a of policy the course Uni- ted Mexico the desire of the and by foreign governments In reference to affairs on there is i out United States that high officials ed for any eventuality As Secretary Bryan went Into con- with President Wilaon just ho asked to definitely whether Consul Canada's instructions wero broaS enough to include the granting of asylums to members of General Felix Diaz staff He replied that an asylum would be accorded to who sought it ENGLISH PRESS DIVIDED London Journals Express Various Views on Mexican Situation London Oct divergent news on the Mexican situation were expressed in the London newspapers today While the news consisting of dispatches from Washington and New York described affairs as serious the editorials -based on a statement In the Times the first version of British policy given out to English newspapers and which coincides with the dispatches and can be up as pro-British and not Anti-American were Inclined to the belief that the friction between the United States and England Is not likely the generally good relations existing be- the two countries Pall Gazette ascribed t given a hearing today before Circuit Judge Ono hundred and twenty-five of the arrests wero made at Copper City and Allouez and sixty-four at the Mohawk mines The arrests follow the Issuance by Judge O'Brien of an order to Sheriff Kruse and his deputies to enforce tho Injunction and employ what power and assistance might be necessary to bring before the court any citizens lating the court's injunction Tho court order was prompted by the ing of yesterday There are now 260 persons arrested for strike offenses In the custody of the sheriff of Houghton county ELKS CHARITY MOVE Marshalltown la mooting of Marshall Oct a lodge of Elks Wednesday It was decided to get ba- hind a movement to raise the on the building owned by tha Salvation Army The army has a mortgage of on its building and the Elks a day off end raise this debt donation to charity this year Fainting Free She Intends to Marry Good Fainting Bertha one of the most notorious of women criminals In tho United States was liberated yesterday from an Insane asylum at Hastings where she had been serving a penitentiary sentence Her promise to reform Identical with those which she made when re- leased in 1911 from the Kankakee 111 asylum wero taken In by tho Nebraska authorities I am going to reform and be she said and will busy myself with housekeeping so intently my mind will never revert to things I ought not to consider am going to visit my sister in Council Bluffs in a month J will be married I won't say to whom He Is an electrician nnd lives in Omaha Alter the wedding we shall go to coast settle where my career In unknown and be happy First I am going to bo on the square Ho me Immediately but I to wait a month till I was self Bertha Is km police departments of the She served sentences In At Kankakee asylum locks at escapes was taken to Jollot lated Two years ago she was Lincoln Neb on a lifting M Bertha gained from her practice of faint in the arms of AW might select as her victim was to revive her oho of his jewels anything else of tain Her auburn hatd dell and round blue eyes suspicion the victim self robbery
