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our ,,sx. al rsspis@. ani saswh
shsH in a~~lssss ahsoask shS
sis~sss He kh-s Perfectly .pil
thai his private Stps-~sioh Ss regret
~ss 30 ass-sas To- the xss.ssssas at
the rsi'ss s's..-s fss 'sis issssaa-
sionai snroAi ~ss issi salty
''iiu-s,a desired 10 psos.k. s@@-
assIoa that ~.~aia .sl,. b~hiat siss
sh- revolutionary traders in Mssis~.
sisss ~hish ,. ssieks ss,sia kts
E--as.s srislas ssss ID. h-s.ssisss..
tho dignity. ssa sh- Gsssi@ne- at .hs
GoS-fan-st Sf ,s- rsis-a STATES
tts has failed The tsi,-i states
ssotti nss sses unser shy sssesar
stances b~ soss.ss ~ish snsshias
i-.s lssa is- s@ss sa@pi-s- asa assr
saists s-s,Sssllos of constitutional
in M-sisos Han
af~as OF "as sisis~ss haF- b~aa
tiii--i iA M.ssss. sho-ssaas. at ,h-1
has. s--n ,osi-i. n,iiiiass AZ ,h.is
ssse~rss asi.ss sAs all asis-n BY
ssoisng- sson N-sisp. iiassta hs.
sOask, la .asols- us in sosariiSss
lions ~ish Jspes. ~hish ssish; sas-
i's iasals. oas As.iaa in as- Of tho
sia",i.ss ssfs as hls:.sI. II perasi,,
,rsi Ia t- vosS.a a.ss
rh. I',ssiarss ~ss hss enty iass
Titled in f.sasInx 10 rreoEnlsa iia.sr
Il ss i's-siasss of N.siso sAa in
s~Isiaz Vera csas 'a sssp tho i.na-
ins II a shiptpaa Of snashinr euss
ssa 'v. niiiisn cartridges. bu, he
-pssia tss- b--n fully ius,inst IN
a-pasina iia-rsa BY nilisssF sosye as
a hl-uay a.sps. sna = r-s.a. sbi.
usafp~f''
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PERSONALS:


ts~. lshasss. ss Ihe Model LssA.
il II tte city today.
jaAee 4, 4, iioiksook ~ AisOaSa is
in the city prrsidiag ~ The trial a
civil e.sss II the dissriss rssrs.
T. y, cosdriek Of the Associated
Press arrived here ffos Drawer this
InAsssiss ssa ~iii sensis = fe~ days
Mr. AsA Mr. 'HssAsest Hiehois have
sessrssd fsosa beaver where thsS
(ssesl several aAs. os sasiss.. ssa
|esssssrss
Leslie OssAr. sks has bees repre-
s<ssiss the Associated Pres. is this
elis fef the PAST ssek. lett last siss'
fof Drawer,
). p. eAesass ss1 eAniis ~iii sHe-
Tor 10 n<sses lsASsso~ where they
bsiii ssssA ses~sai dsss on tasissss
ssd pleasure.
l.. W. tissss. essasssss aosAsss ~
the CaeosAAo S.appis sospAss. sith
his ~iss left for Okisssaas ctis To
visit relatives iSs l~e weeks :
J. ~. Msssss ssse il this ssrs-
las fsuss the Meyers ssssh. ssar
ttSshses ite aiii sp-na . iss hsf-
lsilsAiins TO. sa.isss. Msisss.s
j. u Bsosiss arrived il this risf
,hi. sssssiss from his ssss 10 the
Ma asf,S~es ~sii~S asa will ss~sa .
aAs in tki. city ifssssStisG bast
sssss
Rss-u MsSssii. ef iA-Hsss. is il
sh~ eisy % ssssisesss
tessSsss ksks. fsss~sis Of Tsisi-
dad ssa ss. Of iA-hs-s. is il tss city
90 sss.iss~s
q. o. Needy. sf IL. VEGAS. is
sI~ssise = so-apis Of asg. IL Trial
dad
". l.. n.-s. as fs.sis. i. kss- at
sssaiss To biz official ss,iss.
Ms, u, l.. Ryss ssa i~o asaxh'
s~ss. ot tsssaA. n ~. sss .p~saiss
teS days 10 shts siisss
\. l. tisas~s. ot Afsiisf. l. II the
ei,y for ssissdsnsr - , hsnh~s Of
she r-sii jury
!. ~. jsshsna ssa uifr. os rsi-
ssesu. arr .hospiss il Ttisiasa,
t.~~is tsaosh. uf Nsss~shass. j. .
sisiiss IL the eisy soAsy.
u, J. i..ses~ Esd uis- Al 1safsAia.
~ v. stopped etf saasy IL Trinidad
- sesss ~ess,
NSss t.seii~ r. Aisssrf arrived II
this city yesterday ssun her ho@- IN
i,rs Aosss.. Nsv Mexico. for . sisi,
eth fsi-sas ssa relative. IL isis ely
fof several days.
y. e. tsAss. = veii kso~s saash-
ssa os rs,os eosssy. Nee M.sieo.
arrived hsse yesterday sso0 his Loae
h. cisytos Tor . hssissss visit NJ =
FRS Asys II TsisiAsA ssa sieisIsy.
". .. rsiaer arrived Ia TIL. city
this sossiss fson his home In Nal.
se~b burg - sss~sa oae a The disi.ioas
os the disesiss ~oass in this soaasys
ite siii se' ss ssssasssrhsf in 'h.
disi.iea ps-sidea otef By iaax~ Mol.
bronx.
Mr.. J. ~. e1.h resurned this 81.
lefsooa 10 hsr hon. In sesaade a..
ter ss~aaias = day shoppias hef~.
rhilip cro~d~r. Of Santa r.. =.
~. n Waiting here for . few days.
Mssse O'Rsics. Of spfinsfi-id. Ills.
stopped Oft herr today on her way ,o
i.ns Angeles. where she viii spcad .
soaih stsitias.
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1ouCI

~ - Deosoeesoa q the timber
sa1 osasiaO aol - 1sssssve s11 h.
crease the saos ssl ilsA thsroa. TIE
Reeky Aesataia Coal aa1 lsoa Co..
81 the Coissa1o vssi as1 lsoa Co..
hereby sivs aosses that all trsspass-
iaS. huaiisg o. f1lAlas on their iaads
II Les Aaiaas CoaAty. Coloeaao. ase
strictly eoebll1eo.
Ths Rocky Moaatain ceei . lros
Co, ssd TIE Colorado Fuel asd iroa
CA-By J. ,. Wsiboes. PrssidssS.
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uolCk

The sect sses~ Of the Irierauss
isss-rsoss s~s~ To psss MAJ 1874
Ar shsssrs in aise.sass iislises
she.'ia te made To oar oifse 90 a. b.,
fosr that dale
1ite MOUNTAIN STATES
TELEPHONE AMI rn.E-
GRAPH COMPANY. el
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CAIIANZA ARRIVES
SAFE AT DURANGO

Washington. -. G.. May i3.-Gcn-
cral Carranxs aud his staff have ar-
si,cd At Dursnso. according 10 re-
port to the state department today
frun Amsrtran Consai .Hamn.
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SOCIETY WWS

- . % - . .
Priscilla Ciuh.
The Priscilla riuh wiii meet ~isA
Mrs. chA.. tack Friday af'~ssoos s'
the usuai hoass
Evisessal 0siA.
The .rsisiiy Episcopal Guild ~?l
nect with Nss. y. J. Sip~. acs ".
nass street. Thussdsy shcraooa ~
::1o.
Secial SeviAg cllb.
The Social S~wina Club Oil meet
Thursday sfsesaooe ss the homo Of
Mr.. Osrar Jrakias ssd Mrs. Anssia
t.assey. 1918 0ssat svesss.
Weuea's Yeseiga 11ssisaAsy Sseissy.
The Wosnca's rosrisa Missionary
saricsy of the Melhodist Episropai
church met q, tho home of Mr.. W.
II. Howell yesterday afternoon. ~.
ter the business srss,oa . paper was
rad BY Mrs. Brcsaail sad also one
by Mrs. Eyer. An Instrumental po,o
was rendered by Mn. wcinbrorr. AZ
ter = social hour Refreshments were
served BY Mrs. Howell and Mrs.
Wcinbrocs.
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art In Assa Of priatins uf any kiad
phoAs The tCnronicls- -Ncw1. samples
and estt0atea viii Do chserfully
given. Phone Trinidad 40,
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sostvvaasa

E0Alleeos. =.
Ventura Gallegos, so years old.
pioneer resident Of Trinchera. died
yesterday. Funeral will take place
from Trinrhcra.
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n 0aivaiSoa Army saa sss aay
oaae-eSf elosAssS. furniture. ktsehso
otsaa11a. 1isAes. be11iss &c. AR.
go Aavtss asy q sseh pteese phoee
1s1 3ooS asa tAsy vtll ~ called
~ Deoopsly. TAaakA-Capssis x
q. Haao.
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ATTENTION MOOSE

There will be a regular meeting Of
the Loyal order Of Moose al Odd Fell
lows hail tonight at o'clcck,-A.
b. Patrick, Dictxttor. ~ ~
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AfIElUQI. nn

Wgutss nsetlaE TSin,dsd t.sdss
No, Isl. u =. q. y. THURSDAY sse.
siss. Nay ~. si = o-siark.-chAs r,
Miller. EssiseS Rs,es: chsst~~ tall
81. &sssvossY. II
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ATTENTION HA0oHS
xp~viai so00saS~slLna Tsiajasl
t.aasv No ~ Friday. Nsy i.ls. ~ t:
a'eiorks wosk is first degree. Al
Nssoas cordially issisea. -
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Q Lava MoWess Gr0aad aaA
. shafpencd. VIII eall for and
. deliver for S1.oo. ksyS
. fitted. Kaives ground. On.
Q bsellas recovered. Sewinx Ms-
Q ehines rcpairsd. All Work
. called for aad delivered
or proaptly.
>S n. e. ABBOTT
Q S3s Tiiiotsoa. Ph. Daca 39S
>>>>>>H>H>1A~4A><
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Weather Yesesnss,

Weather Forecast.
Nee M1si-Os rosisas and TAars,
.isX sss.ssiis fair IN .ss, rsstiSG
sioudf IN east Possioh. probably
showers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

United States OF America. Northern Dis
triet OF West Virginia; as;
and for said District. In the matter OF
John A Herschel. Bankrupt. No. ass in
T To the Honorable on iSr ais 81 DAYTON
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United states for the Northern dis
trict OF West Virginia:
John A. Herschel, OF wheeling. In the
County OF ohio and state of West Vir-
ginia. in said District. respectfully rep
last past he was duly adtudged bank
rupt under the acts of Congress relatins
to bankruptcy; that he has duly sur:
rendered all his property and rights Of
property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements OF said acts and
OF orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrecd by the Court 20 have a full dis
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 29th day OF October. A. ID
1914.
JOHN a. HERscHEL
BY Carl o. schmidt. his attorney
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Northern District OF West Virginia SIS:
1914. on reading the foregoing. petition
IL is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
of December A. ID. 1914 before said
Court at Wheeling in said district. at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon: and that
notice thereof be published in the
Wheeling Intelligence. a newspaper
printed IN said District. and that ALL
known creditors and other persons In in
terest may appear at the said time and
place and show cause. " any they have
why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted.
And IL is further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail to air
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston g.. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling in said dis
trict. on the 10th day Of November 4.
D.. 1914
Attest:
Z. y. KEFAIvER. Clerk.
u. =. ID. g. y. u. W. Va.
no-1s-19
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Administrators Notice


IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
COUNTY. STATE OF WEST vIR-
William A pussan. administrators of
ceased. plaintiff vs.. Frank Goshorn.
Charles Goshorn. Jasper Goshorn. Sim
Goshorn. Jerry Goshorn. William Cos
horn. Emma Crummitt. and n. Crummitt.
Sttfel executrix OF the last will and
testament OF Louis r. Stfel. deceased.
Trustee. William v. Miller. DIR. Geo. l..
Nieweg. and Frank Schroeder defendants.
BY virtue OF AN order entered In the
above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, on
referred TO the undersigned Commits
sioner to take. state and report an ac-
count showing:
First: What personal estate the said
OF her death. the character and value
thereof
second: What disposition. IL any.
was made OF said personal estate by the
Plaintiff. William A. Duggan. admins
traitor OF Matilda !. Goshorn. deceased.
and how much. n any. OF said personal
estate IL now In the hands OF the said
william A. Duggan. as administrator.
available for the payment of any debts
owing from the estate OF said Matilda J.
Goshorn. deceased
Third: What debts said Matilda J.
Goshorn. deceased owed at the time OF
her death. 10 whom they are payable
their nature and their respective
amounts and priorities.
Fourth: What real estate was owned
by the said Matilda J. Goshorn. de-
ceased. at the time OF her death its
quantity. description and location.
Firth: Whether said real estate will
In five years rent for a sufficient sum
TO pay on and discharge said liens and
the costs OF this suit.
sixth: Who the heirs are OF the said
Matilda J. Goshorn. deceased. and their
respective interests.
Seventh: A settlement of the admin
istration of the estate OF said decedent
istrator.
Eighth: And such other matters as
any party in interest may require. the
same being pertinent. or such other
may deem pertinent. whether 50 request
ed or not.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed has fixed upon Thursday. the 10Th
day OF December. 1914. commencing AZ
800 o'clock A. NJ. as the time. and his
office, Rooms Sos-S04. Schmulbach Build
ing. Wheeling. West Virginia. as the
place at which he will proceed TO as
certain and report the several matters
In said order OF reference required
Given under my hand this 27th day
FRANK a. MCMAHON.
oc2s-nov-5-I2-I9
To the Creditors OF Matilda j. Goshorn
deceased:
In pursuance OF a decree of the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county. made in a cause
therein pending. TO subject the real es-
tate OF the said Matilda j. Goshorn to
the payment OF her debts. YOU are re-
puired TO present your claims against
the estate OF the said Matilda J. Goshorn
for adjudication To Frank A Mcmahon
COMMISSIONS. at his office. Rooms SOB
sof Schmulbach Building. Wheeling
West Nirsinia ON or before Thursday
the 10th day OF December. 1914.
JOHN l. KINGHORN
Clerk.
Chas. J. Smith. attorney.
oc2s-nov-5-12-l9-2s-d
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inspection service and favored a re-
tirement law for superannuated fed
eral employees.
In connection with the approval by
the committee on the executive coun-
ellis action in supporting the immigra-
ton bill before congress containing
the literacy test. the committee sub
mitted the following to the conven-
ton:
Migration Will Follow War.
Your committee desires to call
your attention to and impress upon
you the almost assured certainty that
the cessation OF the present war In
Europe will be followed by a food OF
migration from those military domi-
mated countries as the world never
witnessed.
1T may be well understood that the
governments Of Europe will exert
themselves to the utmost to the end
that those who are 1T and who sur
vive the destruction OF the conflict,
will not be permitted to leave their
native countries. but will be seduced
by whatever promises are necessary
to remain and aid In the restoring OF
those countries their lost position in
commerce and industry, at the same
time Offering whatever Inducements
or assistance they may to the migra-
ton of the UNIT TO the United States.
Canada or any other country that may
receive them in order that their ma
tive land be relieved of the burden of
support of those who have been IN
capacitated or rendered inefficient by
reason OF the war. Therefore. Il is
the duty OF the workers of America
to see to IL that they be protected
in every possible way. to the end that
they Will not be forced into competi-
ton with these bits OF wreckage toss
ed on our shores or left stranded in
Europe when the wave OF war re-
cedes"
Effort Was Failure.
The effort to ADJUST the Jurisdiction
al differences between the United
brotherhood of Carpenters and the
Amalgamated Sheet Metal Workers
International Alliance has failed so
far as the present session of the Fed
Grafton is concerned.
The special committee to which the
dispute was referred reported to-day
that after hearing all parties in inter
est the committee was unable to ad-
Just the differences and recommend
ed that q special committee be named
TO investigate the work over which
the two unions are deadlocked. and to
continue conferences with the dis
putants with a view OF bringing about
final agreement
The Federation passed a resolution
instructing the executive council to
prepare a report on the activities Of
private detective agencies in furnish
ing men TO employers to take the
places Of strikers. and also TO draw up
a bill for presentation TO Congress
and State legislatures which shall
provide for the Withholding Of licenses
from the detective agencies that en-.
gage in the business of furnishing
such men.
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How Aid Is Applied

rfo - NppUtos
HALIFAX. y. s. NOV. 49, - How
the aid which Canadians have sent TO
the starving Belgians is being de.
scribed in n special cable message TO-
day from the representative of the
Morning Chronicle who accompanied
the relief tseamer Tremorvah to Rot.
terdam with supplies. the gift of the
people OF Quebec. Ontario. and the
maritime provinces. Cabling from
Rotterdam. he praises the work of the
American commission. which has the
relief work In charge. and to which
the handling OF the Tremorvah's
cargo vas entrusted
The potatoes says the CORE.
spondent. ARE being sent to Liege.
where they have none. The -four will
be sent 10 Limbourg a district OF
10000 people. where they have had
no bread for forty days he apples
and groceries will lie sent to Brus.
sells. with some Of the general cargo.
from which place these goods will be
distributed throughout Holland
Germans Assisting.
Captain Lucey OF the American
commission has shown every courtesy
To Ms and IL ,ivin Mr. Elderkln the
Nova Scotia commissioner in charge
every opportunity to render the u
most aid with Canada's gifts One
thing must be emphasized
The Germans are not selling any
~ this relief food and clothing. but
are giving courteous assistance to the
work Of relief"
The correspondent In bis message
emphasizes the urgent need OF the
Belgians. dwells on the evidenc Of in
tense and widespread suffering and
forwards on appeal Of tho commission
for further Canadian aid.
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nLEcr oFrTcuRs
Hsn's BrOtbsrhood Of zion Lutheran
Church Meets

well attended mcetnF or the
brotherhood ~ the Zion Lutheran
church was held last evening in the
huther league room. the mectEE being
presided over ~ Mr. Pred g. steinbict.
er The devotional services ..r, .a,.
Quoted by Rev. 4. r. Hcure New af
hcete for tho ensuing year were elected
- follows Henry a. kaihitrcr. preai-
Gent Henry ~ heuekc. secretary. o.
car a. Nolte. treasures. the hrofHrrhooH
meets the thlrI Thursday eVeninr I'd
each month.
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MAY BE FATAL
saaiain{ r..pssses Aegs.. rau. win
oncs-osxxously Hurt

Government Building Inspector +. n.
rogers. OF Cambridge. o.. received In
Junes yesterday In n fall at Beiiaire
mat may yet cost his life. although re-
ports from the North Wheeling hospital
TINS morning at an early hour. Were
rainier encouraging. Mr. Rogers was in
speeung the new post Office on Guernsey
sreet, and was walking on q scafoid
tnat had been built UP to the second
STORY. Not noticing Just what he was
doing. he leaned lightly against one OF
anced and fell. In falling a struck she
scaffold upon which Mr.. Rogers was
Walking. breaking the scaffoldinK and
precipitating him TO the ground
Employees heard the crash and rushed
70 MS assistance. and removed him to
Mrs tampbelfs home. north of the new
puildtng. DR. Wright was called and
had the man removed to the North
wheeling hospital His right arm Is
irsStured. and h feared that he has
suffered internal injuries.
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AFTER CLERKSHIP
Guy Pr1ehard. % rairmont, = candida,.
Tor CLERK % Mouse %
Delegates.

hou a.. Fritchard OF Fairmouf
spent Yesterday iu this city. Interview
tnF The ohio county delegates 10 the frr.
islafurc. iu TIRE Interests ~ hia randl.
dagr Tor clerk - The House of Dele
Gates NJ rrfchard waa rIerk 81 fba
iinufe during fhf 1919 session. ard -
Hu-u made on excellent record.
H1n. Mont Topping. ~ Charleston vas
The first % aun0uure hia cnndldarr AZ
ifirhHrdg announcement was made only
Three ~ -Four DAYS aEu but ~ De- uak-
inE uu nrflNe campaign
NJ frifhnrd was chairman OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
BANKRUPT NOTICE

United states of America Northern
. "A IN "a, The United States District Court In
In the matter Of william T. Mitchell.
To the Honorable xiston @. DAYTON.
1 I'n,,sa 81 s The District cosrt Of the
William T. Mitchell. OF wheelinx. m
the county OF Ohio. and state % West
NirEtnia. In said District. respectfully
represents that on the 18th DAY OF Nov
ember. last past he Was duly sdjudxed \
bankrupt under the acts OF Couxre-s re-
s la,,ns 70 eankrnptey:. that he has duly
OF property. and has fully complied with
All the requirements of said acts and Of
1 .,,.rs OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prsys tina, he may be
aeereed BY the Court TO have a full dis
his estate under said bsnkrupt asss' ok.
cept such debts as are excepted BY law
Dated this 10th day OF November. A.
WA. T. MITCHELL.
Order OF rosaos rhsrsoa'
Northern District OF West Virginia. -:
On this 18th day of November. A. ID.
asit. on reading the foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
ne had upon the same on the 18th day OF
at Wheeling. in said district. at ten
O'CLOCK IN the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published In the Wheeling In
teiligencer. a newspaper printed In said
District. and that all known creditors
and ether persons I'm interest may APP
pear at the said time and place and
show cause II any they have. why the
granted
And IL is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed TO them at
their places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston g.. Day
ton. Judge of the said Court and the
seal thereof at Wheeling In said dts
d.. 1914.
Attest.
G. b. KEFAUVER. Clerk
L. s. ID. c.. n. D. W. Va
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MEXICO CITY. Nov. tS.-Trail
loads OF artillery from General Obre.
CONS forces have left for the north a.
preliminary step In the campaign
against General Francisco villa. In
statement today General Obregon
said.
The northern forces have violated
every armistice and promise made 10
ms. consider that all efforts made
10 settle the present trouble without
resort 10 arms as useless. My com.
mand OF the division Of the northwest
Is ready 10 fight again In defense ~
the principles for which we have been
lighting for the past three years
y have all Of my artillery on trains
and my troops are ready 10 entraln az
moments notice We will leave for
the north shortly"
Large bodies Of troops left today
for the suburbs Of XochimiIco. where
an advance will be made against
Emiliano Zapata's men. who threaten
the capital
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CONDITIONS
tcOutinuso From First Page.

he is forwarding 400 tons Of pro
visions
The Canadian delegation which ar
rived a. Rotterdam yesterday with he
relief steamer Tremorvah, is making
an appeal TO the people OF Cane~a
Tor grain.
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woman wan KILLED three others ysoundsi
ana threo men hurt ON The American
soc to-day ~ the result ~ the aftark on
800. ronofh. made to-day ~ Governor
or WINS wounded were KILLED boz their
hnsutfal beds b. shrapuef Hlira caa-
ualtiea Tor the day urro Us killed and
~ wounded Maftoraun'a losses ar nu.
know.
Thcfc was heavy lighting an morn
noon was intermittent
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VILLA Is NOW
CcOntinusd from FIRST Pag.J

sDectors. No explanation was given
for the order
The villa troops were reported to-
night as pressing south against the
Carranza forces after the taking sew
eral days ago of Leon.
From Carranzs officials came 70.
ports of preparations to meet the
northerners. The Carranza adherents
represent themselves as confident in
view Of the loyalty to the first chief
OF General Pablo Gonzalez and Cen
eral Aware Obregon. chief OF the 81.
vision Of the Northwest
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEHrPrIoE OF BONDS.
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 Manufacturer. Jobbsrt- MOI
chants and Others Wiloleaaie Dsaiera.
NOTICE ~ 1kFRfRY GIVEN That
the state Hoard Of Control OF the STATE
- West Virginia will receive bids daily
- ITS officc ~ Crariestod. West VirEinfa.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. tho financial manage
ment Of which r. vested IN said Rosrd
gontrncts viii be lwarded 10 the lowe
hidderr, quality Considered and Other
things being equal West Vtrfrlna deal.
! ers VIII be given preference
Lists 81 supplies needed will be fur
Wished htdderr on receipt OF requests
stains the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
ta-i-tf Charleston. West vfrgfnfs
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81 Cans or HoRsns.

LINfNgsTON Mont Nov fQ-A
shipment ~ ~ carloads 81 Montana
horses purchased hY the French govern
mont agents. waa completed here fn.daV.
The animals cost an average 81 fsE