4444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444T444444 BUT PA’S COIN WILL ADD TO THE JOY OF LIVING. \ | Take Extra Precautions ♦ \ To Safeguard Officials | I 4 [From Tho Tribune Bureau.] I4 4 Washington, P. C., Dec. 4.—Extreme precautions are to be taken by 4 London Announces 4 Officially 4 tho police, the detectives, special officers and others on guard at the 4 4 capitol when congress meets Monday, and again on Tuesday, when the ^ Mesopotamian Expedition 4 president will read his message to the House and Senate In Joint as- 4 4 eembly. 7" \ Is Retiring to a 4 Not only is it considered needful fbr large additions to the usual 4 4 4 force pf police, guaids and detectives to be on watch at the capitol con- 4 New Base. 4 stantly, but on the opening day of congress and on the day tho presi- | is will be crowds of 4 4 dent reads his message it realized there great I 4 visitors. • Bondon. Deo. 6.—The British army of 4 ®^ 4 To deal with the situation resulting from the presence great in 4 Mesopatamia is in retreat. Official 4 throngs. Including many strangers, a large number of extra men, largely announcement was made today that 4 In plain clothes, will be put on. Col. Charles P. Higgins, sergeant at 4 the forces of General Townsend were 4 arms of the Senate; Sergeant at Arms Gordon, of the House, and Super- 4 of the are close attention to the sltua- 4 retiring to Kut-el-Amara. 4 intendent Woods, capitol, giving 4 tlon. Kut-El the text of the of- Amara, 4 The extraordinary precautions are due to the recent attempt to blow ♦ ficial statement says: 4 up the Senate and to the apprehension that cranks whose feelings are 4 “General Townshend remained in oc- 4 harrowed by tho European war and who are hostile to the government's 4 4 cupation of the battlefield at Ctesiphon, 4 foreign policy may try to plant bombs or commit other outrages. ♦ beating off all counter attacks, till he 4 bad completed the removal of his 44444-f 44+4444444444444444444+444'f44444444444444444444 wounded and of 1,600 prisoners taken from the enemy; but in view of our heavy losses and the arrival of Turkish reinforcements, he then withdrew. All Cylinders Chugging Turks Too Strong. "It is reported that our total casual- t ies in these actions amounted to 4,567. As Ford Peace Is So of- Party report is made of any political ficer as in being wounded was alleged 1 the Turkish official statement. "On the night of November 30-Decem- Cranked Up For Crusade ber 1, General Townshend fought a new xuuv, x#e\;. t.—jutiu ***■” su- rear guard action against greatly verslties of Missouri, Kansas, Ohio, Our casualties more than 80 advocates sailed perior Turkish forces. peace Iowa, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Illinois, in this action are estimated to have from here today on the steamer Oscar Nebraska, and Texas aeeom- K been 150 of all ranks. Michigan The pany the expedition. "Two river boats were disabled by II for Christie nsand, Norway. news- The peace delegates received large shell fire and had to be abandoned. party was accompanied by 57 celluloid buttons a white star “General Townshend remarks of the paper correspondents and photogra- bearing | as- with rays and the words "Out of the steadiness of the and states that phers, and more than 20 general troops trenches by Christmas." the retirement was carried out in per- sistant secretaries and stenographers. fect order. By the latest reports Gen- The sailing of the Oscar II, sched- He Wants Publicity. some- eral Townshend was within a few uled for 2 o'clock, was delayed "Our mission Is really to arose pub- of 15 miles of Kut-El Amara, upon which time by the unexpected arrival lic sentiment against the horrors of Mr. position he is retiring.” persons who had been invited by war. Publicity Is what keeps the Ford, but had not Indicated they in- wheels turning. I consider the B4 The British announcement confirms tended sailing. The examination of newspaper and magazine writers that % and tickets of a Berlin wireless dispatch of two days the baggage, passports ire going about the moBt Important as the final ago to the effect that the British were the 15 late arrivals as well part of the mission.” being forced back in the direction of clearing of the ship of all but persons In an attack upon militarism and Kut-el-Amara, 105 miles south of who held tickets, took up consider- American advocates of preparedness, Bagdad. The wireless message quoted able time. Mr. Ford declared that if militarism Is and Thom- an official Turkish report, which said William Jennings Bryan ■rushed it will bo England that has dock an the British were fleeing in disorder, as A. Edison arrived at the lone It. To steamer sailed to bid after losing 5,000 officers and men in White House Wedding hour before the "If this war succeeds In wiping out The British at- Kill farewell to Mr. Ford. Mr. Bryan spent ho "the GUARDING credit will Jthree days’ lighting. militarism,” said, go tempted to make a stand at Azizi, but half an hour with Ford. to England.” has main- were again routed. For several days Mr. Ford In reference to his projected visit to | “The defeat of the British puts an Take Place December 18 tained headquarters in a New York ho- England and Germany, Mr. Ford said end for the time being to their hope tel, summoning by invitation, govern- tie Intended to visit those countries as * ors and workers in of capturing Bagdad, the objective of NEWS OF ASSAULT of states, leaders in American business man and not as uni- their campaign. peace movements and students of peace missionary. Of the In their advance they occupied President and Mrs. Galt Will Be Married at Her Home Two versities to Join the expedition. “Nobody Is going to stop me from Ctesiphon, on the Tigris, 18 miles be- governors invited, so far as announced, visiting those two ho said. the countries,” % low Bagdad. They were compelled to Weeks From Today—Only Immediate Relatives Will Be Allies Believe, However. That L. B. Hanna, of North Dnkota, was T am going Into England and Ger- retire on account of lack of water and only one to accept. William J. Bryan, many on business and not on a to peace on attempting to resume the advance Plans Not Announced. who received an invitation, declined mission.” Present—Honeymoon Exoedition Is Now Under he on Bagdad were confronted with a accompany the party, but said hoped Mr. Ford and his staff were busy at i strongly reinforced Turkish army, re- to join them at The Hague a few weeks their headquarters until the last min- brother; Mrs. Anne Howe, Out- he sulting in the battle reported from Washington. D. C.t Dec. 6.—Presi- president's Way—Near East later. Ho explained that he believed ute, but when they left for Hoboken to his sister, and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, interest Berlin. dent Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt could accomplish more in the board the Oscar II, it was stated that :he president’s daughter, will bo guests look Is of remaining in will be married on Saturday, December Brighter. peace at present by ill arrangements were complete and it the White House when they come to America. that there would be no delay In the 18, at Mrs. Galt’s home here, accord- ittend the wedding. Mis.3 Margaret Some of His Guests. sailing of the peace ship. The last ing to a formal announcement made Wilson and Mrs. MeAdooi the other two In list of out by batch of passports arrived from Wash- SAN DIEGO FAIR TO today at the White House. laughters of the president, are already the envoys given are ington today, and it was announced It was also announced that the only rere. Mr. Ford’s assistants among others, the Rev. Charles of San Fran- that none of the additional applications l guests will be Mrs. Galt’s mother, her Mrs. Galt’s home, where the cere- F. Aked, Lieut. A. of South bad been refused. brothers and sisters, the president's nony will be performed, is in the fash- Petrograd, Dec. 3, (via Lon- + cisco; Gov. J. Betha, Bois- Ford Is f CONTINUE NEXT YEAR brother and sister, his daughters and onable section of Washington, but is f don, Dec. C).—Field Marshal ♦ Carolina; Mrs. Inez Milholland Confident. j Dcs the members of his immediate house- :oo small to contain a large party. F Von Meckensen was slightly + sevaln, New York; H. C. Evans, Before sailing Mr. Ford Issued what hold. No Invitations will be issued. Nevertheless, both Mrs. Galt and tho f wounded by a Serbian bullet + Moines, la.; Senator Helen R. Robin- he called a farewell statement. New "I Panama-California No announcement was made regard- nresident decided not to have the wed- during the recent operations, + son, Denver; T. Monroe Smock, am sailing with the firm belief,” Exposition, and Arthur L. Weather- he “that ing plans for a honeymoon, but it was iing in the White House. f says a Copenhagen dispatch to ♦ Plymouth, Id., said, a great good will come Which Has Drawn Well, to expected that the president and his The brothers and sisters of Mrs. Galt the Novoe Vremya. ♦ by, Lincoln, Neb. of this mission. It will keep alive tbe bride will leave Washington soon after who will be present at the wedding are: ► ♦ Twenty-three members of the party thought that peace la possible as well Get ’Frisco Exhibits, are as so • the ceremony for somewhere in the Rolfe E. Bolling, of Panama; Mrs. M. women. desirable, and long as that la south. H. Maury, Anniston, Ala.; Mrs. Alexan- Students from Yale, Vassar, Barnard, done hope of peace exists. i While no announcement was made of ler H. Galt, John Randolph Bolling, Ixrndon Dec. 6.—The much rumored Dartmouth, Oberlln, Williams, Drake, “I know little of the details of the Dec. an- San Diego, Cal., 4.—Official tvas un- Vtiss iiichard W. Boli- working plan of the ;? the hour of the ceremony it Bertha Bolling, Russian diversion against the Bul- peace conference, nouncement that the Panama-Cali- derstood it would be late in the after- ng and Julian B. Bolling, ail of Wash- but I do know that every effort will be g not but the made for noon. The Rev. Sylvester Beech, the ngton. garians has materialized, an honorable and early fornia exposition, which was opened If this conference succeeds president’s pastor in Princeton, and the Ceremony in Evening. Jact that no Russian offlcal statement peace. only here of this will con- January 1, year, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, rector of Members of Mrs. Galt’s family said In bringing about a beginning of nego- I tinue throughout 1916, as the Panama- was issued last night gave rise to tiations for it will accom- Mrs, Galt’s church here, are expected oday that the ceremony would be per- AGENTS peace, have > International FOREIGN California exposition, was to offfficiate. ’ormed after C and that the in London that it was being pllshed a good work. G. A. p. m., hopes made today by Davidson, presi- for a “My heart Is in this work for peace, Wilson Writes Announcement. :ouple will leave immediately chronicle this new dent of the who has ac- withheld in order to and it Is for this reaeon I exposition, of the Their destination that have of The formal announcement -xneymoon journey. cepted the presidency the new pro- mem- diase of the Balkan At the stood behind the ship and helped the was written out by the las been kept secret even from campaign. jeet. wedding plans people to reach a common meeting himself this morning. >ers of the family. Mrs. Galt’s mother fame time have reached here The 1916 exposition will open Jan- president reports place to discuss the possibilities of Immediately afterward he left the s in personal charge of most of the ar- uary 1, 1916, the day following the of- 'rom Bucharest that three Bulgarian peace with the representatives of other White House to visit Mrs. Galt. Both argements. ficial closing of the 1915 fair. Thus divisions crossed Hungary enroute to neutral countries. have that all the details shall The duty of securing a marriage will be a of agreed "We are on there, continuity opera- been icense will fall to I. H. Hoover, chief the Italian or western front, which if leaving time, and leaving be as simple as possible. It has tions and for the first time in history, who true, would geem to indicate that Bul- with the feeling that those ports of the intimated to the diplomats who have isher *t the White House, per- Federal Warrants Out for Ger- a two-year exposition. wed- garia does not fear a Russian invasion. world now at peace and at war have made inquiries at the state department 'ormed similar services for the Foreign exhibits valued at several the McAdoo and Mrs. Sayre. Reports of such a shift of forces on the heard of the plan and are In sympathy that no display in connection with lings of Mrs. man Consular Representa- million dollars from the Panama-Pa- part of the Bulgarians are as vague, with the move, and that the best wedding is desired. However, it is ex- Dr. W. A. Bolling, of Louisville, Ky.. cific exposition at San Francisco, be as the report thut Austro- wishes of the great majority go with just that officials, admirers of mother brother of Mrs. Galt, will however, closing, will be brought here,” Presl- pected many Uerman had been rushed from tive and Two Others— us." the will send gifts. mable to attend the wedding because troops L dent Davidson said in his announce- president, other eastward to face tho " the if the serious illness of his wife. quarters FORD’S SON, 21, RULES ment. Joseph R. Wilson, of Baltimore, One Flees to new Russian menace. Ship. MILLIONS OF HIS FATHER "Two of the largest exhibits at the from several sources as- Dispatches Detroit, Dec. 4.—At 21 years of San Francisco exposition—the Can- sert that both the northern and south- age. San Francisco, Cal., Dec. 4.—A fed- Edsel B. Ford, son of Henry Ford, is adian and the Italian, have been ob- ern armies are established in safely master of millions. tained for next year and we while forces of the Serbs who eral warrant charging Baron George expect Albania, Not only has he at his command that the French exhibit also will be in- formed of the defenders of GERMAN evidently part Wilhelm von Brincken, captain vast wealth, but he is the employer of stalled here. We hope to obtain the OFFICIALS" of have reached the Fvench German army, with at- in the jjjjj Monastir, cavalry an of workmen and Is army temporary / Philippine exhibit and the Philippine at Gievgeli in Serbian to commerce, was ;amp territory tempting destroy head of the Ford Motor company, the ! legislature has been asked for an ap- near the Greek frontier not far from to the United States mar- given today Ford Motor company, of Canada, Ltd.. j propriation to cover the expense. Saloniki, for service. Von Brincken ^ shal's office and Henry Ford & Co., the new trac- “Other exhibits practically assured of over near at his hotel A feeling optimism the avoided arrest last night tor concern. are the Swiss, Spanish, Netherlands TODAY eastern situation seems to be growing claiming immunity as a diplomatic SENTENCED by has come to Ford PRICES This young We TO power have WHEAT and Russia. been informed here, but outwardly there is little to attache. through the interest his father has that displays will be made by the it on the that warrant was issued for justify except theory A similar taken In trying to Start peace nego- Hawaiian and South Sea islands. New a de- the Russian onslaught against Bul- the arrest of Charles C. Crowley, tiations. Before going to New York Zealand and Australia. We are ne- will while en- Franz Ger- Houses Dr. Karl Buenz and Two Oth- garia quickly crystalize, tective, employed by Bopp, Wednesday to sail on his peace ship gotiating for the Chinese exhibit. Immense Buying by Big in here. tente diplomatic negotiations Greece man consul general Crowley Mr. Ford gave his son power of at- There will also be many commercial seem to be favor- was arrested on of er Line again progressing previously charge torney. He also gave him instruc- [ exhibits made by American manufac- and Rumors as to Cana- Hamburg-American vessels and ably. From German sources news has conspiracy to destroy tions fur carrying on certain business turers. .States which are on represented been received that Greece has granted docks and was released bail. affairs of a large character. ! here now will continue their Cause Agents Given 18 Months displays dian Crop Lite allies absolute control of tho rail- Von Brincken and Crowley were Young Ford knows the business from next year.” the new with and Fourth Gets Year. roads in Macadonia, together with cer- charged in complaints the bottom up. Before going into the Advance. tain ports of the Aegean sea, thus as- "interference with and attempts to de- executive end of the business he ac- undisturbed between citizens of SANITY suring them an base of stroy commerce quired a thorough knowledge of the INVESTIGATE operations." the several states of the United States mechanical Dec. 6.—Under the im- New York, Dee. G.—Dr. Kurlr Buenz, department. Chicago, j and foreign countries." OF MAN FACING DEATH 3eorge Kotter anti Adolph Hachmeis- petus of immense buying on the part RUMP ED ALLIES ARE USING One Flees to Ship. ter, of the Hamburg-American line, re- PRESSURE TO FORCE GREECE Denver, Colo., Dee. 4.—Application of big houses, wheat prices gained cently convicted of conspiracy to de- With warrants out for these two, were sent out on the to be made to the district court to- in some fraud the United States government, Paris, Dec. 4,—The entente powers deputy marshals was more than 6 cents a bushel LARGE SUMS OFFERED consider Greece is too to with instructions to serve a day by counsel for James C. Bulger, were sentenced today to serve one and taking long hay cases before the close today, as reflect the answer to their de- on Robert agent for now in the state penitentiary under just i half years in the federal penitentiary upon subpoena Capelle, mands decided to North Steamship sentence of death for the murder of compared with prices earlier in the it Atlanta. Joseph Poppinghaus was and have apply again the German-Uloyd the who has been sought for 10 Lloyd F. Necodemus, Denver hotel man, sentenced to one year. The Hainburg- economic measures which were company, TO GET CONVENTIONS day. used with such effect a and who was to have here in May, 1914, for the fixing of a American line was fined $1.00. fornight ago, days, reported was excited at virtually to the east. date for investigation of Bulger's The close | All the defendants were admitted says Figaro. gone a of The Information at the department of sanity. The supreme court recently the topmost level of the session, 2%© bail pending the suing out of writ newspaper declares orders have San Francisco, Chicago 1 been the was that was aboard Dallas, ordered an investigation to determine finish, error in their behalf. given prohibiting departure justice Capelle 3c to 5%c above yesterday’s four masted Gorman he is sane at the was fixed at in each case from allied ports of all ships with car- the interned bark, and St. Louis Want Po- whether present time. December at and Bail $10,000 and with $1.16%, com- to off Sausilito, a village near the Bulger was originally sentenced to be and was accepted from a surety goes consigned Greece and stopping Ottawa May at $1.16%. the is was first litical Meets. the week of October 31, hut the pany. immediately loading of Greek ves- golden gate. Capelle, said, hanged Reports that Canadian wheat could the owned court order acted as a Motion Is Overruled. sels. went aboard yucht Cyprus, supreme stay or her only be sold to Great Britain —t— D. C. .lackling, a multimillionaire, of execution. Sentence was after by allies were circulated and there were pronounced went from there to the Ottawa. T>. C., Dec. 6.—The [ Howe had overrrnled motions GERMANY STILL BIDDING and Washington, Philadelphia reports of an immense Judge The subpoena directs him to appear William Rand, Jr., chief counsel for FOR GRECIAN NEUTRALITY campaign to capture the coming dem- foreign business in flour and wheat. by before the grand jury Monday. He was , PASTEUR TREATMENT FOR the defense, for dissmissnl of the ver- Dec. the whole London, 4.—■“Virtually ordered summoned particularly with ocratic and republican national con- dict on the ground that it was contrary of Grecian Macedonia has been handed added * BLUFFS reference to indictments returned ventions was given impetus, FOUR CHILDREN to the evidence and law in the case. In over to the allies us a war WHITLOCK TO RETURN base," says against prominent shipping men and with the arrival here today of the van- making his motion, Mr. Rand said he the llerlin as in a from Tagebiatt, quoted firms charged with issuing false man- guard of delegations Chicago. St. little that it would be en- to the Council Bluffs, la., Dec. 4.—Four of TO BELGIAN CAPITAL had hope Copenhagen dispatch Exchange ifests for the steamer Sacramento, Louis. Dallas and San Francisco. and tertained the court. the Brocker Taylor children, by Telegraph company. was alleged to have taken sup- The democratic national committee United States District Attorney H. “Greece to the whic|i cousins, were taken to Iowa City for j has agreed give allies plies to German warships off the will meet here next Tuesday and the Washington, D. C., Dec. 4.—American Marshall in moving for sen- free use the Pasteur treatment today by their Snowden of their railroad in tills ter- a committee a week later to Minister Whitlock is to return to Brus- Chilean coast year ago. republican tence said “it was liis painful duty to as well as of the mothers. Three weeks ago a pet dog ritory Aegean harbors, was to be also, select tlie convention cities. sels, Belgium, when he sails from the not for Capelle questioned v belonging to the Brocker children bit ask for substantial punishment, including Kavala. the activ- Dallas and San Francisco are in the 28 on it was reported, concerning United States December the on the but to them and the dog later developed its effects defendants, “Greece declines, however, to disarm in other direc- race for the democratic convention f steamer Rotterdam, it was stated of- ities of German agents hydrophobia and died from the disease. serve as a warning to others.” troops of the central powers if they The former city is prepared to ficially at the state department today. tions. only. Show No Emotion. pursue allied troops on Grecian terri- offer a certified check for $100,000 as Bast night's dispatches said the Ger- Trace $750,000 Fund. None of the defendants showed any tory." an inducement. Chicago ami St. Louis man military governor at Brussels had German funds amounting to $750,0011 AMERICAN SCHOONER was The Tagebiatt also Is credited with each with $200,000 are after both con- recommended to his government that emotion when sentence pro- were sent here for use in work similar of court the statement that the central powers nounced. Prior to the opening ac- _ be transferred to that done hv the Sacramento, _ IS CREW SAFE the American legation have offered Greece southern to ventions._ SUNK; at they were surrounded by a number of Albania, to at New — the seat of the government cording testimony given Belgian and islands in the Agean, in order that GANDY'S COMMITTEES. Havre. sympathizers with whom they chatted York recently in the Hamburg-Ameri- New Work, Dec. 4.—The American lluenz told his listeners that she grant certain demands of the allies D. Dec. 4.—In the State department officials said they freely. Dr. can case where verdicts of guilty wore Washington. C., schooner, Linah C. Kamenski, was was the Ameri- and remain neutral. had received no intimation to thxxt ef- his only regret that returned and sentences imposed. committee assignments Representative sunk off Cape Hatteras today in a col- \ believe he had done of South Dakota, was on fect, and that Mr. Whitlock's plans can people .should Baron von Brincken asserted last Gandy, put Iision with the Spanish steamer, Conde or ever PORRO MEETS ALLIES. lands were unchanged. anything to injure them had night, according to federal authori- Indian affairs. Irrigation, public Wilfredo, according to a wireless mes- kindliest feeling Dec. 4.—General had anything hut the Paris, Porro, sec- ties, that h ewas military attache of the and railways. sage from the Spanish steamship, toward this Mr. ond In command of the Italian VESSEL ON ROCKS. country. Through army, consul general's office here, when Don transmitted to the Marconi wireless to , Rand, the aged director of the Ham- | arrived in Paris today take part in Rathbun, special agent of the depart- 1,800 WOMEN STC| i station at Miami, Fla. The schooner's Port the war of the Arthur, Ont„ Dec. 4.—The burg-Anierican line, asked Judge Howe council quadruple en- ment of justice, and J. B. Holohun, Cleveland. Ohio. De< strike I crew was saved. American owned of Ban- consideration tente Lieut. Gen. Count freighter City to take into that his! powers. Ca- United States marshal, called on him of 1,800 women 'ns. at ; The Wilfredo was bound from Gal- is on the rocks at Isle 1 gor, Royale. The three codefendants were his subordl- ! dorna. chief of staff of the Italian von Brincken’s n ~heo- and the with the warrant at the war order j f veston to Barcelona schooner Port Arthur tugs Whalen and that if offense was com- was to leave the Bowman, nates and any j army, unable front, hoael apartments. The officers with- dore Kundts t ha# j from News to Cuba. with a outfit have to her under to the of Newport wrecking gone mitted they were merely acting ! owing importance the Italo- drew v'iihout serving the warrant. been In nr.-- assistance. in j l his orders. J Mistrial: actions now procraaa.