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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
AGENTS AND statesmen


AGENTS ANN chI ESMEN
,Inh-H
WAN GD
EXpE,pTITs-C,rIl l>l,,r, ~. ,.,sd dry
goods and SHOE salesman. with estab-
lished trade; will be open for a propo-
sition AprN 1, Georgia and Florida ter
ritory: highest references as to charac-
ter and ability. Address Frierson
Chandler. 1875 liberty 81 Jacksonyille.
Fla.
Statesmen wanted 10 sell lots I'm a
popular priced subdivision on easy
terms: large commissions; work either
in or out Of city. big money for a few
good men Cali Saturday or write COS
Third National Rank Bldg, Atlanta.
" 4 VT 7T5--Nfo,, ~. 1,.C,,,,or 10 tale or
ders for our fast-selIing seven bar box
Of high grade Toilet soap; big seller;
500 commission; agents make from $40
to $50 per week: repeat orders assured.
Write at once for fun particulars. Crofts
Reed Co. Dept. S-30l, Chicago, III,
WANTED-Sa Salesman for city trade, who
is acquainted with meat and grocery
trade To such a party we offer an
exceptional money maker. our deal is
new. sold by demonstration. We show
the buyer first.
y good salesman can make $50 to S35
ea t, WeeN' -,
TIA wiz - on Soy, IN IiIs
Rnildi,,g H,b,,,,i go, ,,o,,,, co.
naI,a DO :" ~ s,oIi I'll, W. ,,a
nrnT,e ~ ~ Sy" I MTTN yT "a u
sd7 ne W u
INC AI,F,,r,, o,,o -" 90 Nooie Du'lu-
5l5s . 1-!Il II a e-l1e,
IEkE Is a guaranteed reliable seller,
one that sells on sight in every home,
oitlce, Motel and garage; 100 per cent
proht. Send for particulars to Robinson
Company. 4l67 Fairfax avenue, St.
Louis.
AGF,NTS-SeU "Fp"' pas mantle 1ro-
tectors. win fit amv standard in .
verted shade Safety. economy and eff
fciencN. Best proposition vet invented.
Big seller. l5C for sample and particu-
lars. Pittshurg Light and Specialties
Company, Nandergrift Building, Pitts
purs, "a,
5000 REFUSED by our Wisconsin
general agent for his exclusive sales
rights for our electric flashing changea-
ne segtlo9aI sign selling itself at $40.
iasI!yl ~ 2lsI w "rhs, 1Hlcdso.
AGENTS-Unu offer. Sell five silk
wash ties for 81 and give free to each
purchaser Gholce premium worth as
iluch more hoWdeh cleared SI m tVe
eaNs w ~ ~, LOT sum IA eQmer Manu-
"a tI Iie IHlp auS' A-4-V Nlhth stred'
l'aS loil, DIiI".
AGENTS Biggest line. biggest profit.
Extracts, jelly powders, spices. bak-
ing powder, medicines. perfumes, toilet
specialties Credit given. Catalogue
free. Western Laboratories 1919 Van
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TYPEWRITERs FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WNNTED-Bab cradle Must be a
good one and a bargain. X. NJ. e.
Box 30. care Georgian.
WANTED Second hand electric vibra-
tor STANDARD make Good condition.
Phone West lo27-J
DROP A CARD Well bring cash for
old clothes and shoes The Vest
aire" 1856 Decatur street.
WE Pay HIGHEST cash prices for
household goods pianos and office fur
niture Cash advanced on consignments
Central Auction Company. ~ East
Mitchell street. Bell phone Main 242i.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

HNTCHfNG EGGS FOR SATE~fdghf
Brahmas have a record of thirty
years satisfactory service 10 poultry
fanciers throughout the country, and
to-day stand at the head Of all pure
breeds in the production Of more pounds
Of eggs and flesh yearly than any other
strain on earth. As a farm fowl, they
are unequaled, and there Is no better
bird for small beginner on a city lot.
Gentle, kind good mothers, and easy
kenl standing clnse cnnfinement as well
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

| AGENTS in every locality, handle
/ brand-new speciality; big profits. For
| full particulars, write the Whitmore
| Speciality Company, Dept. 9. Box 1872,
| Atlanta. Ga.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

MISUNDERSTANDING men; clothing,
Alabama, Georgia, Mississppi also
mine, road building and sawmill ma
chinery; send stamp; terms. Manager,
Room 626, Chamber Commerce, Biz
mingham. Ala
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rAxICABS.

All trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office. No. / Peachtres St
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POULTRY. PET AND LIVE STOCK


Bantams.
CLYDE CARPENTER, Irwinville, Ga,
breeds the best Fawn and White In
dian Runner ducks and Black Cochin
hantams i'm America; stock and eggs
for sale,
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WANTED Salesmen to call on gro
GERS, confectioners, general stores +;
$50 monthly and expenses yearly con-
tract Manager, Is South Second street,
ST Ol1ie Mo
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

-
] pie instructions free. Franklin lnsti
| tute, Dept. SEAL, Rochester n. y.
| WE WANT a few blight young men for
very profitable sales proposition, who
/ desire the benefit OF scientific training
! in salesmanshipi unlimited opportunity.
/ Call between 10 and ~ a m, 53l Can
! der Building.
/ WANTEr-Ra Railway mail clerks: com
mence SIS month; Atlanta, Ga, examl-
nations coming; sample questions free.
! Franklin Institute, Dept SOL Roches-
! ter, N. Y.
| YES-We teach the barber trade and
give position in our chain OF shops at
good wages for $50. Atlanta Barber Col
lege 10 = Mitchell street. Atlanta, Ga.
WANTED-Y Dung men to learn pharma-
cy this summer, Demand for our grad
gins April IL. Southern College of Phar-
macy, 81 Lucke street, Atlanta.
| WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
few weeks completes; earn while
! learning Positions waiting. Illus
/ trated catalogue free Moler Barber
| College. SS Luckie street. Atlanta
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
| WANTED-Good woman for general
housework Must have good refer
ences. Apply 1853 Pulliam street
| Woman to do family wash
ing, on lot at Al Miller avenue. corner
Mayson- Edgewood. Mrs. John NJ. Mil
Ter. ------------
ANTED-Cashier, wrappers, young
girls. IA TO II years of age Address
in own handwriting, giving experience,
ii any. Mrs. Preston, Box l729.
WANTED-A competent cook. Refer
ences required Call at so East flfth
street
WANTED-Experienced cook; good ref ref,
erences required. 81 Avery Drive
Ansley Park.
A GOOD COOK, with references. APP
ply 43 Peachtree place
WANTED Press feeder at No 10 Gil
WANTED-A white nurse to take care
Of 6-year-old child. Phone Main
WANTED-Y Young lady to assist in Of
flee. Salary S. per week. state eX-
perieuce. if any. Address }. b., care
| WANTED-Colored servant; room on
lot 12s Pulliam St.
/ WANTED-A competent woman TO do
general homework, room on lot. As
Kiliau street.
EXPERIENCED help in dressmaking.
sac Whitehall street,
GERMAN or Swede for general house
work. ia milV two adults Good pay
and rood nome for right party. Address
B., BOX Il. care Georgian
GERMAN or American girl or middle
aped woman for general homework;
one that can come well recommended.
Two in family. Address A. c., Box 60,
care Georgian.
MAN Nh WIFE Will give good home
10 voiInr lady. Don't object to widow
with little girl Want nice, sweet girl.
+ g Copland. Phenix Ala
~ z77f7 nm s1i7Ic5 c-Io1ed v7o,,7a7 10 do
" g ,1-, h6nseworll and milk cow
Mrs Wilson $08 Kawsor ST
a. - mn, ~ "a 80 ic7,- u, ,,a-,t
f-|T dis+rih S,' f Te ,S,S lor
corcentrated fayoring in tubes Per
manent position. F. f. Barr Company,
Cbiaalo
~. >-9,r,r5 so4.Io5 ooioro5 7nor,ar -
corll ana wasG for small family. rnust
linz. '. Ia "a f,n-dor 5rerrie Nor+b
l-frru..rr
$4,000 80
w" nsrs i bose %riSi in fam nT%N Of tbree
lie Rawson 81.
WANTED-Neat, clean girls, about II
years of age, to WORK in candy fac
tory. manufacturing department. EX-
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Statesmen calling on cloth
iers, gents furnishers and dry goods
trade to handle manufacturers rain
coat line as side line; give references
and full particulars. Rex Raincoat Co.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

WANTED-Two men acquainted in city;
$50 per week and up, 1920 Gambler
Bldg
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FoR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
-ry~--er--@~~se-s7s-<
HEALTHY RECREATION FOR THE
IJII.tJI}EN

We are shippers of a pure, clean,
sanitary sand, guaranteed free Of any
contamination, This sand is mined from
a natural sand belt 20 miles from the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
SPRING MILLINERY
ARRIVING DAILY.

ANN n Inv mum
S25 MODELS selling at $40 and SIS this
week Special s. Hats, worth double
the value Milan Hemps, new shades,
SO values. 81 90 We sell frames and nat
materials Old hats remodeled Charge
accounts solicited. Mrs. c smith,
ms pearhtrce
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WANTED-Organize good commits
sions; any territory: no insurance.
Order Of owls. South Bend, Ind
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SALESMEN-Handle our advertising
fans as side line; liberal commissions
advanced; no conliction with your reg
ular line; prospects in every town; sell
ing season now Raymond Winkler Co,
Nashville, Tenn
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LOST AND FOUND.

W. NJ. COA cleans oriental rugs like
new; does furniture repairing and up
auburn avenue IVY S40o-J'
J
HELP WANTEO-MAlE.
" ,-,rI,TC
" H. - I asraims ~, tlp'"ii .
! ia "1lI-a; S1Jp5 3D. W 5sslssipPl; us
IliIiine, Iodu puliHins ana saWmuI ma
G 6 seIlG sldIhp, tSIhis. Mdha y I'
rEGut,i 90 nailoer commerce. blr
II!lls nam, Ala.
IL aiiuColoTe1a 4o9selnen' Apply
- &C ~, y. tiosel . ll9IeS.
TED-First travelling adjust
er and collector; must have expert
enee IN fertilizer business and record
a l. Permanent position TO right man.
AGiorgsS Win experience, REFERENCES a M
49, s,,tS hoN earning i. - BOX zoo Al
isll-s d. =
GOVERNMENT positions are easy to
wife gg f9-d ipee poUSet a Az tells how
" t5aii ~. : loli, =, y
" AN T. l.l1-Ien fast messengers, with
or. or "ilnouI %neeis 30, ~ and $40 a
Mt, t 5rIlgiIc@m messenger service, o.
SgLI4 I-LZoT street.
WANIED-A good farmer from the
country win sood force 70 work land
t,eaIiy luFheH, WIN or without stock.
C2FP aPn55bles 2 Ga 10 D. " oarrlhstoh'
- Z, -,
Want E2s--ENperienced marker and
cutter Ior pants ana oVeraIls. East
man cutting machine used; salary 81
GP5Ir RdA Of eisnt h9qIs. AadIess Naval
taU rae'o'y' Navy 1aIu' CharIes-
~, ~, :, ~ -, -, - =. r.,
w - ! FL -Goo4 coat makers. VIII pay
w p e coat. Wlre PM d. kohns l34S
Main ST., Columbia, 5. 9.
WANTED-S5 per day paid good. re-
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SIS TP-"How to Write PhotopIavs" I
criticise. correct, typewrte; particu-
lars free. John iellwig. 49 Clinton ST,
Albany. y. y.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

C0mbi0aii0n, Ball-BearIng.
That's our price
Get started now General Sales and Man
ufacturiug Company, 12t North Wabash,
Chicago
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FOR z tCHANGE-MISCELLANE-
OUS
FURNITURE FOR SALE

F0R 81 - FnT1lfITe fr0m f fIf'1-I
fat. on display at Cathcart Storage
Company, No. 9 Madison Ave.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

AGENTS Make bigger money selling
our up-to-date novelty signs; csta-
logue free. Novelty Sign Card Com
pauy, Desk so St. Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

OFFTCE PEOPLE-NIake spare time
dollars. Build permanent, profitable
mail order business Retain position
until esta blished Work, fascinating.
Field unlimited. Valuable booklet fNee.
Write to-day Mississippi Valley Com
pany, Inc, S&S East Fifth. Pittsburg,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

l WILL START you in the mail order
business free If you will handle my
goods. Crest Company. G, Atlantic City,
n. ].
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

WANTED-Neat, clean girls, about II
years of age, TO WORK In candy fac
tory. manufacturing department. EX-
perience not necessary. The Nunnally
Company. aila EdgeWood avenue.
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NACUUM CLEANERs-

MAN WANTED as exclusive agent; we
manufacture six styles wringing
mops for all purposes, including an alb
brush mop that is self wringing: every
woman wants this proven success; new,
inexperienced men make SO per day,
one man made $3.50 the second week;
no investment Send for catalogue and
exclusive territory proposition that will
make you independent Hllker Mop Co.
L22l Grand aNemue. ChlcAgn. III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
FIRE COMPLETELY
DESTROYS LAUNDRY
IN HIGHLAND P.RK
Blaze of Unknown Origin
Causes Loss Approx
mating $1,000.

A loss apprOXImatinE $4,000. resulted
from a fire OF unknown origin at 1850
o'clock Saturday morning which COM
pletely destroyed the Fort Bliss High
land Park Laundry, locates in the $500
block on Kentucky avenue. In addi-
tiOn to the destruction Of the Laundry,
a vacant store building adjoining the
laundry on the north was also burned
and the roof Of the residence of Sam
Robinson on the south side of the
laundry was considerably scOrched.
The fire had gained much Roadway
before an alarm was turned in to the
Highland Park department. and when
il arrived the building was q mass OF
flames. Efforts we're directed TO pre-
venting the fire from spreading.
Papers Set on Fire.
Either a match or a lighted ciCaret
carelessly thrown into the vacant lot
IN the rear Nof Shelton-Payne's Arms
company 301 South FL Paso street.
lgnlted a quantity OF papers, resulting
IN an alarm Of fire beiug turned. into
me central s alton at 7-2O o'clock Fri
uag hsLL- There was no damage.
Trash Wagon Burns.
= lasn wagon caught fire Friday
Hlshl on 1nlrd street between the Of
nee OF the FL Paso Gas company and
the gas plant at the corner OF C6ihua-
"a ana 1hlru streets The wagon was
tgaeeo with trash and had been left
mere over night The wagon belonged
70 me LongWel Transfer company. It
4S NOT known how it caught fire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
VOLUNTEERS
ASK COY. HUNT To
FURNISH ARMS
Patriotic Citizens Of Arizona
Organizing Home Guard
Companies.

Phoenix. Ariz. April 25-'Should. We
5,I-'L J. ;.lI The requests We nafe received
lof FlIles Tor home guards right here
an -hIl@oilaf We would have the arms
leGlo5ies WORKING nights. We have re-
CSLtel Ol4erS TO raise enough cOmpa-
LlLes 70 constitute a brigade and re-
u.ests 1Or commissions from number
army"
So stated governor George Hunt in
commenting on the patriotic erdor with
WAlcn ArIzonans have been fired since
the watchful waiting policy was
Towns Organizing Companies.
san SIMON. TUNA, Patagonia, Will
cox, Mesa and WinsloW are organizing
volunteer companies and have ASKED
the governor to see that they are sup
piled with the krag-J orgcusen rifles
issued 10 the national Guard prior TO
the new SprinEfields now in use. There
are only z0O Of the IErags now in the
state.
In every mail the governor receives
letters from citizens anxious TO raise
companies to send to the front Many
Of these offers come from persons vel
known TO the governor and are. with
out doubt genuine. others are from
persons unknown TO him.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
j. s. IS ALERT
FOR MOVE BY
HUERTAARNT
Government Also Awaits De-
velopment Of Positive At
titude by Carranza.
BORDER PATROL Is
BEING STRENGTHENED

EvTAsHINGTON,- D. C, April rs
w With the restoration Of order in
w var7cruz. the safe exodus Of
charge O'Shaughnessy and ms s1--L
from Mexico City and a transport car
rying reinforcements Of troops p4o"-
ing swiftly through southern seas
president Wilson and his advisers to-
dav were on the alert for counter
move by Huerta and awaiting the de-
veIopmeut of any positive atJlIuce Oy
CarruuZa, the "ConsJlulloAdt!S clle-'
The sporadic outbreak IN NusNO La
redo. where evacuaLng tederals Lrcd
across the Rio Granle anu Grew q re-
turn fire from the American DoFoer pa
troll, and the reported arrest OF seEefal
Americans by Huertlsta AUTHORITIES az
Orizaba, scarcely served to alter an al
ready absorbing situation
Word From Crrnnza Awaited
Officials awaited news OF lne Iecep-
ton BY CarranZa OF telegram sent oy
"COnstitutiOnalist representatives IN
Washington advising him to remain
neutral and declaring the United states
intended TO withdraw its FORCES from
NeraCruz as soon as PREPARATION Tor III
erta's offences had been obtained
A ray Of SCpe that the "Constltu-
tfoualists" would remain neutral was
contained In utterances Dy ma Le
spite that. however. many olAlclais 0e-
clined TO rest assured. and the strength
ening OF the border patrol continued
today.
shows Telegram From FL Pnso.
Representative Kent OF California,
took to the white house a telegram
from n friend in Ell Paso. whom he de-
scrfbed as well informed, whOch stated
that in his opinion the Constitution
alists" would remain quiet II treated
properly.
Congress had its shore in the crisis
by enactiuE the volunteer army BIZ.
which the president was expected TO
sign today. It provides means for rails
ing a volunteer army I'm emergencies
VIII ship BodIes Home.
Meanwhile rear admiral Badger, with
his marines and hluejackets. was re-
storing order in Veracruz The SIMS
ter cost Of the first move III the war
drama was shown b~ official figures
that L Americans Derished and - were
wounded I'm the seizure OF the Mexican
port That was more than the casual
ties OF naval Engagements OF the entire
SpGnish-American war. when 16 Ameri-
cans were killed aud CO wounded Off
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25

cial MESSAGES early today reported that
the wounded on the hospital ship in
Nracruz harbOr were satisfactorily re-
spending to treatment
Inquiries over the disposition OF the
bodies of the marines and bIuejaci1ets
who persisted in the seizure of Vera
cruz reached the war department to-
day Representatives Moore and Ware,
Of Pennsylvania, were notified that
victims Of the housetop sniDers would
be returned to their home towns by the
government on northb0und ships
Troops TO Go TO Fort sam Houston
The military heads received word
that troops ordered from the Pacific
coast to the Texas border were en-
trained for Fort sam Houston
Reports that Gen. Wood and Gen.
Scott had been ordered 20 Veracruz TO
take charge OF the army movements
there, We're emphatically denied and
Gen. Wotherspoon declared that absO-
lutely no new army orders. had been is
sued.
Preparing for Any Border DEVELOPMENT.
The attack on Laredo. Texas. BY
mexican federals evacuating Nuev0 L.
redo, across the border. and the send
ing of the military into the field in
ADDITION 10 the border patrOlins. also
was taken up
The conference prepared to meet the
change IN the situation which might
nut the "ConstitutiOnalists in northern
Mexico on the offensive.
me posslnlllLy OF mODlliZlng the vol
unteer militia under the new law,
which was laid before the president for
his signature, was deliberated on.
Many Plans Considered.
Ways and means for future possible
operations were discussed at length.
Various plans for movements Of all
sorts In Mexico have been submitted 70
the chiefs OF the department. and while
no definite plan has been outlined. all
have been given consideration The
conference reviewed several uossib1e
operations which may be made neces-
sary by a declaration OF war or by an
attack by Huerta forces.
Curtiss-Manning buy bank stoclrs
Phone 76.-Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Ninety AFiEe From Torreon.
FIELD ARTILLERY
GOES TO VERACRUZ

Washington, D. o.. April 25.-The war
department announced that as many OF
the troops Of the Fourth field artillery
as can be taken on the liner San Mar
day for Veracruz. Mex The troops
will take their equipment with them.
The remainder Of the regiment will
sail later on the Satilla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
REV. L. B. SPENCER
GOING TO LOUISIANA

E .5 I. B. Spencer. formerly pastor
S OF lhe First Baptist church at Alamo
ss, o.oo; Out recently d resident Of this
torate Of the First BAPTIST church at
:. 1Lisie' La. and viii leave next week
. mat place. He viii be accom-
p--.-ed by his wife and baby. He win
g g-SIlLy the pulpit Sunday ct the East
l n ESQ Baptist church ut the II a. IN
- N-ee on invitation OF the pastor,
Rev. Ed L lIiIlican.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
MEXICAN PAPER SAYS FOUR
A.TE,RIc ANS KILLED At GAIT,
RETIRED MARINE OFFICERS
HEEIN RECRUITING SERVICE

Washington D. C.. April e5-Sec-
retary Daniels through major general
Barnett. commandaut of marines. to-
dav ordered the following retired
marines corps officers to special re-
cruitfng duty at these stati0ns-
Captain r " Eslick, OF Gadsden,
Ala. to St Louis.
Captain r c. Walker. OF Middle
town. y. Y to Boston
Captain +. ". B. Blake. Of Pass
Christian. Miss. to St Paul
Captain II. T Swain. OF Saratoga,
Calf, 10 Portland, Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
POLES QUIT I. W. W;
ARE LOYAL TO u s.

Webster. Mass. April 25--SiXteeu
members OF the Webster branch. l. W
w. at a meeting Friday night. quit
the organization. owing 10 the recent
speech Of william D. Haywood. pre-
dieting q general strike in the event OF
war with Mexico
All are Polish. but swore allegiance
TO the United States and offered TO go
TO. Mexico If volunteers were needed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
HUNT MAY MOBILIZE ARIZONA
TROOPS TO PATROL nORDEH

Washington, D. c.. April 25.-Gov-
ernor Hunt or Arizona. was in COM
municatfOn with secretary Garrison
today over the possibility Of MOBILIZE
ing the Arizona militia foY patrOIine
the Mexican border in connection with
the regular troops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
VILLA TO REPAIR
CANNON IN JUAREZ

Nine captured cannon are being
shipped to JUarez from Chihuahua to
be repaired The cannon were CAPTURED
by the rebels at san Pedro de las
Colonies Before they were abandoned
the federals removed the breach blocks.
mutiIated the mechanism Of the cannon
and did everything TO make them use
less to the rebel army. The cannon.
il is said in Juarez, will be repaired
by experts from the American side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
4MERICAN BUILDINGs BURVFD

Eagle Pass. Texas, April 25.-Report
was made TO consul Stocker Friday
of the burning of ranch buildings be-
longing to Americans near Piedras
Negras and the cOnfiscating Of sew
eral hundred hundred horses by Mex
lean federal troops
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
SCOUT CRUISER SALEM
Is ORDERED TO NIErTco

Philadelphia. Pa. april 25-The
Scout cruiser Salem is ordered TO leave
the Philadelphia yard this morning
for Mexican waters The destination
is said to be TampicO. The cruiser
will carry a crew Of $50 men and 76
marines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
TRAIN LOAD OF BEEF Is
SHIFTED TO GALVESTON

Chicago. IL. April 25.-On orders
from the cOmmissary department Of
the United States. q Chicago packing
company Friday shipped a train load
OF fresh beef and other supplies 10
Galveston for transportation to the
American troops in Mexico
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
VILLA REFUSES ALL
HUERTISTA OFFERS

Huertistas in Fl PasO would join
Villas forces in northern Mexico, but
Villa viii not accept their services
4 delegate from the Huertista fol-
lowers in Ell PasO was sent TO Juarez
Friday afternoon to offer the services
Of all Huerta sympathizers in FL PasO
I'm the event Of war with the United
States The delegate was instructed
to offer the rebel leader a large force
Of former soldiers and officers in the
federal army
Villa refused the tender OF the fed
erals and told them that II they wished
to serve their country. to join their
own leader. as he wanted no traitors
in his ranks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
20 REFUGEEs ARE REPORED
EEErT-TEn ny HuERTA,s NE

Chicago Ill. April 25.-Twenty ref
ugees. 10 Americans and one English
man. have been taken prisoner by
Euerta's forces and are believed TO
have been executed by a firing squad.
according to a telegram received from
secretary BRYAN Friday night by DR..
Herbert A. Parkine, president Of a
Mexican plantation company