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The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Evening of Thrills.

Last night at the home Ot Mrs A. ice Beck. large and appreciative audience was entertained b. tie Young Ladies Guild
 Tie principal feature Of the even. ing vas mock trial, in which some of me best Iegal talent of oar city took part
 The defendants, MT Lindsey BEidgtaFth and Miss Mary German. were charged jointly in an election fraud at the recent primaries. when Mr. Bridgeforth was running on the Socialist ticket for coroner.
 The defense was ably represented by Messrs. Rollwage X Becker and Mr> Prude. while the prosecution had Messrs. Morrow < Hughes and Miss Maggie Eldridge
 The examination Of witnesses caused much merriment and exposed some scandulous facts concerning some of our proud young men
 The interesting feature was trial before jury imposed of ladies. wha. without deiiberati9n. handed in their verdict. Ne the Jury find the de- fendants guilty as charged in the in- dictment and sentence them b life membership in the Young Ladies Guild. dues payable in advance.
 4 number of beautiful vocal and in- strumenta. selections were rendered and thoroughly enjoyed, and at a late hour delightful refreshments were served and the guests reluctantly left for their homes after a most enjoyable evening
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
An Appeal to Wives and Mothers

You know the terrible afiictfon that comes to many homes from the result Of drinking husband or son. You know Of the money wasted on Drink which is needed in the home to purchase food and clothing Al RlNE fifteen day home treatment for the drink habit can be given with absolute confidence It destroyes al desire for whiSkey. beer or other alco- h0lic stimalaBts Thousands have used it and have been restored t8 lives of sobFiety and usefulness It is put ID in thirty taste.ess powders. which dissolve quickly in coffee IT milk. and can be given secretly. Your money Nill be refunded fl after 3 triai | fai.> to benefit. Price of falI treatment s5. delivered in plain packages Write for farther infar- nation and We vii tell you Of the good AIRINE k doing in other homes. Aes
 Auriae DraE Co. Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Confirmation Nntiee.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed Will apply a the next term Of t1- Chaneerg Court Of >t Francis comfy for a decree Of said court confirming the sa4e at the northwest quarter of section alHe ea4. town ship four | north range aUe F Ee>t= saf the The taNe> of ls7s, >aIe made ApHII 2I= ls-4 and deed eNeeateti by ]. ' Stew art 5-55fz tH5 < i Cock ca May d l>~a-
 Petitioner, clam tffi= te ,asa property a, follows. taSit.
 Oa May T 1,5t I = >,-1af: aG..fz -a..- yeyed sad land ta &H Gaaz l-=# aa=s=4t.a- < If record ii Booa :" page H. tsa-azz5S f = Francis County AI1aHsa-
 On January IT, N Nm Coos =z==.sy yya sad laaa 5a r. 1, @8osi.a. sad d~,a z-sir- f record HH Baae / pase z-ts fe.Ilr5i, azH#s~s5a.
 tH January it f>saz E. L. H as#5t##H ss #8 hi " A#4dHa. Hi> 4sifs5 #aatrse4 al land .o -, gaze zazz5 records aforesaid
 T, uH ts3rq5ar{ 1, isss, x N faEEss Leon tla eos. sad aeee e-z5f- ,t f,as+fta #fs b-.57 A. page ah4 of the rreord, afOre>ald-
 ou fae ath day 8f February i.=s4 ' a Cook conveyed said land 10 \ Boy>eH sad ai.--a being = fecDid iH Boo .t pa-e fsz 8f The records aforesaid
 on Nareh H. lsa \ B5y~ea aa4 selma BsBy~tg9. aI> E if, conveyed >aid land t# fe.u = Fcater. said deed being of record t Book 44 page lss3 Of ne record, aforesaid
 On January 3 l1>. John =. FichteT and Ntfr. conveyed said land jo4 D NrGre-ur and W J. Eesperman by deed uf Fecotd fH Be8a aa page - records aforesaid. pu November -7l Ig.> N. ! F.->IefalaH and wife conveyed al undivided half interest in said land te J. D MrGreEor said deed tt.-if 7 ot feeoHa In Book = Ia ge 47e = record, aforesaid
 on pecember s Isa J. D NeGrs.or and wife conveyed said land to these Fs tIoner,. by deed Of record iu Book d2 page 25l 0f The records aforesaid.
 Now therefore. notice i, hereby given tha, all persons who can >et up any ri-ht To the i land herein described n con>e.Iueuee of auy .ufotmAity or any lrreZularity euuue,'t eI with sad lax sale. shall appear a fHe ueNr teFn af he ChaHeefy Court of - franci, county. and show cau>e. f they can. why the >aie VI made should not pe confirmed 5-l5-Ut (. F. Barbour and W V barDpur
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THn COFST1TUTIOH OF THE STATE
 or AREAESAS

Notice $ hereby given that th. fol- lowing J9-nt resolution proposing an smeafneHt e tEe State Constitution. Was paSse4 Ky tHe General Assembly al it's regular S-Sstou of itll and that the same w.I be submitted 10 tas e4e tors ut tte Stat- the next general election. = h- hel] Monday. September E. lsIz for adoption or re-
 Proposed Amendment No. II.
 Ina. .tae following article sAaH o. proposed as al amendment t1 the Con- sNt4tt9a of the State of Arkansas %Hietzz when agreed - by a majority Of a.. tas members eteztei t0 eaea House and adopted oy $ majority or tHe elec- tors of tae >tatH at.ns al ta= next general election faf senators and rep reseHtat!Ves. s14A become d part of the Constitution ot AHkaasas
 Every male citizen of the United states. or every nae person who mas dee !ared Ais !Eteuts0a- of becoming e citzen Of the same. ot the age of t"ehty-one years or upward who has resided ln the State twelve months in t.e county SIX months. and in the pre- e4Het. town or wand eAe month next preceding any election al which he may propose 70 vote and Hao IS ah4e To read and interpret or interpret when read t" am. if te prevented from read -cs 7 t&e same by reason of any physi- '-t disability. any section of the C0ustt- +--i-H-f ot ttl@ StEte 9E haHSas. except S- peFsots as may. taE tae eomm.s- eH 9t some felony tf- deprived os the s-.st b vote bE EEW Eas--I hy taa Gen rfa- Assembly al4 WAo $ .atI exhibit a ruL fax fe--tpt uE pEEe- evidence that He has pad h-s pg5# Fax a tf9e tsme ot ''l.eet.rE taxes next breeding s4-a z et.5a. s asl ts q a.s--t tl sata at ary Lon held in tHe Stst4 If Arkansas S. :. S-t To person N-9 F as. tr January Z. tssa or at any tsae Ieer thereto en- titled to vote under tHe Constitution. 1r statutes Of any State 2. tHe Ta.ra3 states. wherein Ae tsea r-sl1eI and no l@ate pefs9n o1 foreign birtE Wao was Nat+raltze3 prior t5 the a aE8utfqn Of tht amendment art r5 IIrn.s5 feSsa-i- ! aat - saeh person afa s#45I possess i.e other qEatsa ta#s --~ .as5aI tr IS aFtte4e sHat- t~ 4szte! t,.e rsEHt b f'te because oi t5ss Inability to so read and interpret selections 9f the =Gar=stf- t4tlon ot ms state provided tat rrala rerS1us who HaS- sat.S .StartgFv rtra1f that tEes have altar ned t6e az Of L"ei+ty=ofe years since tHe time taT assessing he taxes for rEa Eear next breeding the year in which tHe election st which fa may propose Q s9ta IS held and pos s~ssrs tae vt1rr 21a=la- tons required hE this article sfast nA permitted n vote and. pcoF-ted. further. that the satd tax receipt shall be So marked b, dated stamp or other written endorse ment oy fhe judges of election 10 whom II may first be presented as to pra vent the aolier thereof from voting more tran once st any election The Judges ot election shall enforce the prov is.ons of tHis article and shall electors. o1
 . 'az s2SF= Feset4ttoH was ale9 fn th. othce Of the Secretary of sfsf. oo March Is 1911 'n
 Each -iector may vote for a- .v.f.., the above amen1Enent
 Witness my ofefsl xfg,a,s,- A, lfth day ot Fe5raary. lsiz
 EARLE V HODGES
 fa, Secretary of stat.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
CRAIG. N PERKINS GREGG
 Amll.>-L ..-
N. (. I. Meeting.

Tta reg ar meeting 0f tne " C. F. was he'd with Mrs w l. Wi f.a8 n last Thursday evening and feature was added
 L. kirEer being present reai q 5-au'l.I. scripture lesson followed by prayer and very inspiring tax
 X selected musical program far- Hisaed by Mrs. Atkins. was rendered by those yersed iu music and readings 6y several ot the .adie> were gwen >fecia. attention
 Refreshments consisting 0t sa ad course with coffee were served
 The ladies intend having q east one sCcial each month.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
| Gold Watch to Cotton Club Boys.

Ar. Ad Hamburg. manager Of the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Company Of Little Rock, makes tie following offer A Special Premium Gold Watch, properly inscribed. will be awarded to the boy producing and ex- hioiting the best bale Of staple cot ton, the staple b be not less than one inch and one-qaarter in length and the bale 10 weigh not less than five hundred pounds. A price of not less than twenty-five cents per pound is guaranteed for the baIe receiving this speciai premium. All other bales entered Into this competition vii be sold q pubic auction al tLe Board of Trade in Little Rock. This | an exceptionally fine premium Tor special work iu cotton. Every G5ay wh9 grows staple cotton should com pete for it. h this contest there are n9 restrictions a. 10 acreage Tie award vii ba based solely upon length and quality of int and not at all upon yield or cost of production a in the regular cotton contest \ boy nay enter for this pr.le in addition To competing in the regular Cotton Club Work or he may enter this contest alone. Seed Of the staple cotton may oe obtained by addressing Geo. W. Howard Hope. Ark. All boys interested in this offer are re- quested to notify T NJ Jetfords. old State House, Little Rock before June l tirst
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
No Calomel Necessary.

The injurious effect and Unpleasant ness of taking ealomei is done away with by simmons Liver Purifier. the the mildest known liver medicine. yet the most thorough in acjinn Pat up in yellow tin boxes 0HlF. Price 25e Tried once. used always.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Warning Or der.

IT St. Francis CaaHcery Cez=- F. V. Harrud ald N r. N2b-y Pltt, w---
 Hf-ss s..- c. F. Bridge, and F. (. Tarlidr. p..ss e.3''5 The defendants. C r Bri5zss aad E- ( Tarlton. are warned t0 appear su taas eolF, within thirty days and answer the zaI pi 2. u' Of the plaintiff, F. Harrut ac1 V. H. Ma 0ry in the above action
 E " PAYNE EJ-rs. This April 18th. l4lz.
 seal
 N--sa- l. Ifs..sa- -az-
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
>atUrdaY. May li,I9

at fhe from; d0.7f If The 558f: haa>e n ~5 francis County at>a- >s.tt ta1 -.. h..sH..s-. bidder ou cfeaIt of three 1f1utl,- the follow .n- deS'trlt-a Feai estate. fa-81i-
 l4at eight > lH hfat5 Two tsg and I1'- efEh, > ana nine ta= H. Hsase tHa,ss.5 5.s. at tua nf Ntey Addition ta-thr Ct1Y at Forrest l.lY Arkansas
 N1ir With approved security NHt n+ r.- IuIfetI Of tho. Itz Es.zIs-er
 kpril l.tA lalz E N PAYNE lt=ai Comm >Iru..f
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Pnts End 1o Bad Hahit.

Things neTer look bright 10 one with the blues. Ten To one the trouble is a sluggish liver. tilling the system with bilious poison. that Dr. king New Life Pills would expeI Try them. Lei tue Joy of better feelings end sthe blues Best for stomach, liver and kidneys 25c. Al Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
4th Day of May. 1912.

offer for sale al the court house doors at For rest City Ark the following described lands, to-wt. Allof section tweuty-,eveu. north east quarter Of section thrty-four, The north half ot section thirty-hye. and southwest quarter of section thirty-hve all In township four north, range five east.
 said sale to be upon the following terms and conditions 0ne-fOurth cash, balance Tn three equal installmentS. due one. two and thee years after date with interest al the rate Of six per cent. per annum from date until paid sald deferred payments - be lien upon said land until fall payment and said land i> sold subject to the tiuier rights Ot J. Y Turner. April 2d lals
 NC CRAIG.
 N " PERKINS
 ( E GREGG 4-ll-3 tourui>,ss.Ber,
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Commissioners Sale.

Notice k nehehy -iveu that pursuant t5 ar1'fet rendered Tn the >t Francis Chau..ery court, at the february Term. '4i- thereof in lne cause therein pending wherein Ewaft- Marshall Luu oer tH-. and Planters Bank X I fa>t o.. were plaintiffs aHd j. l.. Scott va asteHaant- Inc nhdefsl-uea A. Commissioner
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Monday, May 6. 1912,

between Ieeal hour, % said day. aHa a. The front GasIr Of the eoarf aaa~e In tae tosn gt Forrest City. Iu sad county offer f5f sale and sell 10 the highest aldaeE for cash. tae follow in- described land. II - Fr4ne.s County Arkansa>
 east quarter te l-2 r I-s - l-i of section thir- teen l5. toNEshlp ,5& t61 north faHze Two 2l east. containing ~ aErszs more or It>s- | i>y.
 Commencing a tae northeast corner Of section tWeuty-four I-4 township >IN (h4 north. ranEe two 2 e4>t= thence dssi feet west. thence +l2 l-2 feet south. thence doo feel east. thence IF i-2 feel north t0 the place Of be- ginning containing 6 l-4 arre> more CT Ies>
 said sale SiIl ue forthe purpose uf satisfy jn- the indebtedness secured by sad Trust Deco. which = yet unpaid
 Gwen under my hand jh3> < Dr5I i~ta i2i2. 4-l2-2t =. H MANN. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Trnstee's Sale.

Natire iS hereby gwen that pur,JaHt tu 6 Deed af frl>t. dated Nareh Y iais. f-ln Ali Hare and >aral HaH- H8> wife ta tae aHavr- signed, aS trustee flr Russell -traHau- \ Iler- son Company. Wai-a Trust Deed = Hf record iu >t5 Francis County 5a Trust Deed Record 1l, pa-s 54f. and conveyed tl- herein after C-- ~crioed lands and Nafca wa> gwen tar The purpose securing au indebtedness l. Il>- ~ell-tFaGaU-Ai i1eF~1H Company. a therein described tle undersigned SIil. a> ss-a ss>-
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

Notice is hereby given. that in pursuance To an order of tae Crai-bead Chancery Court. N estern Division thereof. made and entered on the sth day 0f Its January term, lal2 in me cause therein pending. wherein L. F. Turner. T. \, Turner. Boyie Turner and Minnie E
 HetheFiuZtou were plaintiffs and ". II Tur- her and Byrd (. Tanner were defendants, xe.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
the 18th day of May. 1912.

for the purpose Of eIectinE two school dlre-tors and voting 6 tax for school purposes The polls Will b. open at o'clock a. n. and close a. sunset
 All legal voters within he limits of the city Of Forrest City and school District No. L afe entitled t0 vote
 Given under my hand A President of the Board of Directors of Forrest City school Dis trict No. : Forrest CIty. Arkansas thl> the lqth day of AIrtl lal2-
 fAtte>i N ] IANtER President. ] CI SANDERS, secretary
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
Commissioners sale.

 Notice Is hereby given thai pafs 3A3,-,-.,r,srg A--, decree rendered in the -. trancis --.,f ga Court, at the February Term, l9l- IsSa (iro6myer iif." and A Vacarro. eoulo,ias lss firm of Grobmyer Lumber X eea ~ ,IseF. plaintiffs and J Nj Nichols and | A. 'c'1,r,3.s. aere defendants the undersigned as ,iouer of said Court, will on
 Saturday. May f1th, isI-' q the front door of the court aous si lae,i Francis county, Arkansas, sell te HE ,ba foi- bidder on a credit of three month>, lowing described real estate. to-Ait n, ,ae- south half Of the northwest qgaI.oi rortA tiun thirty five 35l, township teui " nj lard FAHge four east. containing more of le>S -. .,ifed Note with approved security Hit oe Of he purchaser 4-Ia-st Commissiohes
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

NOTICE ts hereby given that tae.e vii t- an election held in the City Of Forrest Clty County Of >t- Francis and state Ot AfsaH>a>. for the school district or District No ltl the three wards of The city and at the court house .n ine LALrl >aturaAE Ll NAE- ---.-
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

Editor Williams, Of the Brinkley Citizen. Va, sunday visitor 10 tEe 0Ferf'uNe1 section.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

4-il- ff
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
school Election Proclamation.

Nertan < IIashhs l..
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

oH cooking stove, make, the kltcH ei aafh eaSy fa5 and three burn er9 Forrest Gfts f-rHitafe e.
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19

Nr. ]. E. Terry went down b Round Pond Tuesday morning b .otk after i.Is interests there
The Forrest City times., 1912-04-19
ommisSioner> Nale.

Q Drag Co. Little Rock. Ark
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

eye, looking up 10 her as an angel Of light to feel little
cnging hands, 20 be- called by the beautiful name Of
"AlOthcr Docs not every normal grl-chld show this
from her first doll time, But alas she often
taught to conceal it, to act though this impulse. God
given IS q crime to Dee ashamed Of it. Small wonder IT,
when she has finished school she pcrsuadcs herself that
life for her must be perfectly independent that she must
carve her own way, that she must control her own
FUTURE
FOR the first nine year, Of my business life had to
deal with men; for the rest, and especially the last
fifteen years have been intimately associated with
women declare unhcsita,ingy that men far
more satisfactory in their business relations. They
broader, more generous more tolerant, just and
more capable Of Judging without prejudice. Women
more acttul more agreeable, more taken up with
details more critical. more scsh,-all, YOU will say,
owing 10 ccn'uri, Of training and inheritance. True;
but most business women given their choice, will go
into man o.. To earn their daily bread, rather than
a wJmau's Not because the opposite. but be-
cause they know they will find better wages in
dependence fewer cXlctons and greater lonicncy Of
treatment every way It ought not TO be SO; but 1t Is
AMI until the feminine cuisines, manager grows broader
AMI bigger mentally AMI morally il will continue 10 be
So. And yet the Young woman who goes into a mans
office runs rsk Of losing something Of that peculiar
womlnlincss Of heart and mind that at once her weak
ness and strcugth-and certainly her highest charm.
The girl who goes in for businc5, what must she en-
counter in her struggle for equality with man, She
may be fortunate enough find her niche in the Office
Of a gentleman, who will give her retired and com
Portable spot us possible work in who will over
tax her strength or her temper who will be encnt with
her shortcomings .aud how many they are only the
business tell who will not presume the fact
that he Is paying her salary to take advantage OF that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
CHASES GIRL AROUND
WORLD: MARRIES HER

Los Angeles. Calf. Sept 12--After
chase covering three years and taking
him almost around the world, Melvin S.
BUrd. of Del Ray. Fla, has Oyertaken
his fiancee in Long Beach. She was Miss
Elizabeth Van Akin. formerly Of Mich
igan. and is his bride today Although
miles of Miss Van Akin a series Of
strange twists Of fate prevented their
meeting.
Three years ago Miss Van Akin
started on a tour Of the world and
during that time the Florida man mas
followed the girl to almost every nook
and corner OF the globe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12

Lawn Hose and Sprinklers.
Laurie Hardware Co, 309 Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
TO FORCE MILITARY
SERVICE IN MEXICO
Madero VIII Recommend This to Con-
EreSs-TO Send Supplies to Cam
anea by Pack Trains.

Mexico City, Mexico, Sept. 12.-Con-
pulsory military service will be recon-
mended by president Madero in his
message to congress when that body
conVenes Septemb Der 16. No material in
crease, however, is expected to be made
in the army.
The president will say in his mes
sage that the exports OF the last fiscal
year show an increase over the pre-
ceding year of 100000 pesos
The food supply in Cananea- accord
ing to reports received by the Amer
lean embassy here, is becoming scarce.
Rail communication with Cananea has
been cut off and efforts will De made
to send in supplies by pack trains.
Francisco de la Barra, provisional
president preceding Madero, has ac-
cepted the governorship OF Toluca.
No passenger trains are operating
over the Cuernavacca branch of the
National railroad, and it is reported the
government will resort to the operation
OF these trains under military escort.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
REBELS BURN
s. ?. Train
Continued from page one.)

presence of the cartridges ,and. imme-
diately took all his clothes, leaYlng nm
only his oEeralls and Jumper 1hey took
an ak and broke open all express mat
ter and trunks; took money ana every
thing they wanted out Of the trunks,
then poured oil from the lamps ali
over the Wreekage.
Spared the Company Mail
They allowed Chalfant to bring back
to NogaIes a large bunch OF railroad
mail. after considerable pleading by
Chalfant. At first they SAID they would
DESTROY all railroad mail on account OF
the railroad handling federal soldiers
Campo told Chalfant that ne. would
put the railroad out OF commission ior
good this time, as he was only playing
before.
ONLY Small Band of Rebels
Chalfant states that about 1I5 rebels
were in the band and Campo stated that
$50 more were close IN the hills, which
would probably be about the number, as
Campa's band has numbered about 400
heretofore.
through to Ouijano this morning, after
repairs bv a section foreman. The oper-
ator at Ouiiano stated that the rebels
had placed a car of ties with each coach
on the bridges and had burned all, then
had ordered the engineer and fireman
from the engine and turned it loose with
a full head of steam towards the south
He reports the burning of bridges as
far as smoke can be seen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
SOLD CHEAP MILK
IN "H0RLICK MILK" JAR

w. w. Pearce. manager at Park
and Washington. pleaded guilty before
Justice of the Peace Bell to selling a
cheaper grade of matted milk from Jars
In which "Horlick's Mailed Mix" had
been blown and when Horlick's Malt
ed Milk was called for. He was fined
SIS and costs. The complaint was
signed by Food Commissioner Bailey,
who Is determined to stop the practice
of substituting one brand of goods for
another without notification of the sub
stitution being made.-Oregon Sunday
journal, Portland. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
REBELS ATTEMPT TO
TAKE ISLAND HORSES
Invasion by Is Is Followed by Capture
of One of Band by State
Rangers Wednesday.


An attempt, made by a band of Is
rebels, who crossed from the Mexico
side Wednesday. TO drive off a bunch
Of horses belonging to residents on San
Elizaric island, resulted in the capture
Il Antonio Morillos. alleged to have
been with the gang.
The man was captured by state rang
ers Craighead and Moore. According
to the reports received at the sheriffs
office Wednesday afternoon, a band OF
rebels crossed the international boun-
dairy at the island Wednesday morning,
and started in rounding up the horses
Of the inhabitants preparatory to driv-
ing them to the Mexico side. More
and Crafghead. who received the report
of the raid at Ysleta, Tex, Immediately
left for the scene and, after a purSyf
of the rebels. during which there were
no shots exchanged, succeeded in cap
turing Morillos.
As soon as sheriff PeytOn J. EdWa <is
received word of the invasion. in COM
pany with state ranger c. H Webster,
he left at once for the island. Wednes-
day night ne returned to FL Paso with
Morillos, who was lodged in the coun-
ty jail.
Reports from those living on the
island are to the effect that the in
Vasion of the vicinity by the rebels
from the Mexico side is a daily occur
renee. It is not known how many
horses were secured by the rebels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-12
BRANIFF TO MAKE "A
BUSINESS VISIT To MEXICO.

Lieut. Col. Alberto Braniff, of the
Mexican federal army, is arranging TO
return to Mexico City on a brief bust
ness trip. He will return to his COM
mand, which is now in Chihuahua,
after a consultation with his business
associates in the capital