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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04

eAnnot b. Far distant You do not have 10 be
On the ground ca Dpeninz Day Or send any
sne ta represent you unless you want 10, for
tuete VIII nQs De Che slightest favontism
SHOWN 90 anyone ALL, rich ana peer alike,
naFe an equal opportunity You VIII imme-
aiate'y after the Opening be notified as
lHst what Tract 90 Interest Yea nave SCI
cured. hut you NOW KNOW in advance
that ! win be either o Ice So 80 ~ OF lo-
Acre Farm. Or 100 shares Of Orchard stock
no tnnAs-Nu disappontmenta
You Can Register BY Mail Nov And Get
your honeg Back ANY ime Within 80 DAYS
I. After Fuller iugcsugatioa You Wish To
Withdraw.
@ can be very safely predicted. comparing
this Band Opening with those oi the past
taat there uiil be far more Regulations than
tacre W.il BE CONTRACTS Tor therefore. 40
would advise that Yqu sead no yulI egisirh'
ton NOW % Won afe tHaihlc or else you
afehahle 60 be TOO LATE. for there viii
ne aut ONt kea frltou accepted tor esch
ANNtlaCt i4lIu1rd il Che Opening an1 no
more, aud the BANK wl Certify only ONE
fuh-fall.Jp Certificate i0reaCh Contract u-
Guided % tae Opening aud no more This be-
tnt tae rsee aHt Registrations now brine re-
ceired Ply Gee 1unire3s itWili bchooEeyou 90
Ieach our Committee WITH your Registration
before tne CONTRACTS are ell gone When al
hsvs been spoken for there will be no moro
available, aqUcuily We shall be forced TO
turn the kefisuanta Money. You can pay
ihe q % all 20 cash or OF the rate of S3ee per
in2uh There s only one way for sou 90
masc sore hai yoer Repatriation Wlll reach
Is iH hme ani laal is ~ sending 10 your
Remittance 'Ntaet ihe entire SIS OF me first
inaiaiimcnl oi - ct once, We will then
send SOP iull descriptive literature cxpiaih'
iHF TIE Bis Opening" IN detail aud sou can
t3se sour ewn lime ta inveatgstc esier
2 Thorough inpesHEnaon you detire % infieh
folf Contract. aIi Fou need 10 do is 60 uouly
81 GO iaat euoei any tine within DAYS ahst
sending H yclf Remittance and we WEI
promptly refund every penny OF the money
sent %.
Maze your Remiuzaco direct 70 The Rall.
roads luimurarcl Lard Association ~
kafc O keniaifalion Committee, using tne
tcgisirauon Coupon 20 your LEFT iQr tna'
purpose an NamlHauCes wlii be duly Ao.
Anouledged 3nd Receipt covering same
Promptly msiiea az outlined ana GOANAN"
ED 10 our Registration Coupon
Respectfully
The Railroads Urimnraysd Land Assn.
stIeRccs .ta.klHcsS 49,. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-04
"TheSe" Circumstances Make Possible 'Your" On

Thss6 0o0 Acre Tract IL 70 be- divided intn
6 900 Farms as follows p 500. l8sAcre Farms,
100 20-Acre Farms. leo. 4oAcr0 Farms.
So seAcre Farms. and 50 1904 Farms
Is does not follow. however, ihat the Hrat
8 90 l3rgisifauis will secure Che 1900 FARMS
Ths OPENING whi he conducted IN a manner
somewhat o1iee tbe method Whicn hes pre-
vailed 20 Government Land 0peuinrH enc
Important of6uco being az follows Whau
She Government cUHdurira ard Opening,
She NAME % each RoFiriranl lreea fdlcss 81
the NUMBER ai kegHirantal Be- .nciadud in
the Opening consequently ihcra are aiaaYn
considerably mere Registrars taau there ars
farml 10 be- distibuted. ro guard against
dsanpo'umclia OF flis rainfe we have
made lhe following provisions The oncnln-
Wulinciuds besides the an0 ssrHf1te EARNS
= a.e40 Acfa ofeAulI consisting ul 2aQo
Acres of Appies 500 Acrrs az Peaches and
zoo Acres ni Grapes Now being Das eiened,
Improved aud Equpped. 90 an eNprnse ol
about fuur Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dolian. lt win De- one 0f Che largest. ard
mort hiEhlg Developed EHd linest equipped
brcuHue in tine world lt Is being equipped
with % Tenement llousra Winery aclud.
Ing all necessary Presses Iuus CeNarA aud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MEET.

COLI MilS. phio. Dee, 4o'--nep'
scntativcs from an over the world ~,
present here today for the opening
the national convention of cosulcpw
itan clubs al Ohio State univsrhv
unrry NJ UdoVitch OF the Ohio suw
chapter is national president ana Y
viii open the big convention ~
Columbus Chamber Of Commerce y.
the Columbus Convection league p,'
aidlne ln the entertainment q the ~
itors -.
ono Of the speakers Is Dr. Gcorkn Y
Nasmyth. director OF the lniernA''os-
bureau ~ students Ills '"p'c = ~
new European eitu1tion. The cosn-
politar clubs iu the colleses o. "
Upited states are composed o. XVI
dents from an parts OK the earth. ~.
orr1uivation has ecrmpiished "ohr.,'
iu bringing toeether THESE yonns W
$50 thar each may grasa the lu'ee
the others and get 70 know reptehsH'''
dives from each race and eoun'fl'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

fny W A. Tren>hmann)
The aagocious kafs ns Farmer y
coming more and more 60 lean upon
the gtnte experimental station Tor r0-
luton az the practical DIFF sultleh
which confront him IN The conduct 81
his business.
An Aifsfs Problem.
For example. II 10 we'll known that
the first cutting OF alfalfa. being v'rf
sncouiert. H difficult, T. cure. The
scientists 10 charge Of one - the A. q
NJ. experiment stations arc attempting
80 meet this difficulty IN the following
manner. Nix siave slloa were con
airilcted ~ small diameter and 0rhi
nary height The first was filled with
malta ~ the first cutting alone. IN
Tho gecond. alfalfa WIS mixed with
Wheatatraw, IN the third with black
strap mniaascr. In the fourth with
yfeen corn. IN the fifth Win wnste
~ aurnr beets and the sixth with an
other Ingredient which ! can not de-
elnher IN my notebook From ench
samples - the Stage formed by heat
ing and Fermentation are Withdrawn
grrquertiy through anger holes until
Che siioa look az n they hnd been bonn
hnfded with rrnpeshot ana then rulg
eed up These n-e tested ana the
farmers are fhowiur grent interset IN
the results " neither ~ tho ndm'S n
lures they must be- low priced fiiis
he lin entirely cotton seed huila ~ m
Texns may be tried nest in accord
nncc with my aurgcHtlon.
Farm Husbandry
hIr dsmpui in ncar.hv elites fuf
fenft horses hos moved the department
I'D uct'Voiy promote tho taiflug ~
Those HORSES. nvorius rercheruns ard
Hoirlnna ana not content win nrt
lnr in a purely advisory capacity. the
department ias' year p-ofnotod.HnleH ~
Hfaes fot KanHeA farmers agRrorniinn
nf 90 70 million duilnia The names ~
au horse breeders nnd Of moro than
fncn cattle breeders ARE REGISTERED FOR
fNr Information 90 prospective buyers.
'rNp department hna also made ~ poe
slhle through we'll directed effort Tor
one fprn,r whn desires 10 fatten cattle
tn ret money fnr thia PURPOSE az and
per ront
Fsnerimo9's in Feedi~u.
pfof Coehol rhoWeG me 10 m nthe
IA Hereford ealf TINT tipped tho Frnlcs
90 900 pounds "a short horn yo'rllng
,ral-hlra i7nn nnuuda mud short horn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Let us forget an our cares for senson.
Let AS FORGET all the tumult and
strife:
Le, despair ahdicato Tor time 60 Kine
Reason.
And make Cor the season the best Of
our lie.
Today bring We gifts 70 tho fcet OF the
Master
Charity Mercy. Forgiveness and
Love
small tokens foreEathe "a thru doarth
and disaster
Hut richest OF offrings to Him up
above.
Is hope past allurine- lie suffered to
save us.
Is poverty gnawing7 Tie hungered
also.
The cup that lie drank was Tor love
that iIe gave us
How small Is tho travail that were
passing thru
Then lie, MS forge, our cares for sea
son.
Let us forge, an tho tomul, and
strife,
Let Despair ahdicate for time 10 line
Reason.
And make Cor season the hes, Of
our ilte.
W. Y. knHckor auc wife OF Corrus
CHRISTI win spend Christmas with tho
latt"rs brother, Goo sutton ard fan,
ny Mr.. knnckrr Is the senior member
ot the firm ~ Sumrali & Knacler. ar.
ckiiacts
MISS Ainsley. who is teaching in the
Riverside district, Is al her home ln
Rockport during the hoiidaes
Sorry, How Much9
Not lore afo n banch 81 men NJ ca
alien were EXPRESSING sorrow for n
nelghhor who had suffered hit -,
hard luck ana who Nfs n sore Eel
+ - r tile ready money. Flaallv Gao
~ IN m mhers who had no, rxpresses
lHmsf heretofore. spoke an. wall
}oua4ellawa All SAY you're sorr, 80
~ i'o h9J and an that. but thai isr',
@iting 1n, wheSet now. how ~orr., ar,
N.s- I'm sorr, five dollars, vsar,,,
and here's the norcy I, was a I,,,,s
be forgotten. ~
Worked Over Proverbs.
Love. like cough. cannot 10 MIA
sentiment cannot do duty Tor hu.
manity. "u-
ldlencss IS the open door "a vic.
ginning. "''" ne
Isetter ones Zee. should slim thar
ones tongue sup 'nan
!
lPfIn front Of Il. ' "'S a
70 90 nothing for others Is verv
wien me gnao.ns q one's self,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
CAlALLEN NEWS AND COMMENT
By ALLEN 4. HOLMES.

Keep sour face to the sunshine and
the shadows viii fan behind YOU.
Should trouble knock al your door
and henri laughter within, he VII hui
~ away
George sutton is expecting visr
from his father. whonc home Is in Sc
braska Mr. sutton. 81 has large 100
teresis in this ncighhorhood,
TAX ehout doing ones Christmas
shopping early one is lucky 10 be-
able TO do any shopping any time now
adays
Mrs Frank Allen, who has beop s.cf
with a foyer Tor several days. rs now
rapidly recovering
The Calallcn schools closed Wodnes-
day for the holidays
pr Stanley is located az CaNllpn
Laws
Laws, as we read IN ancient ages.
Have been like cohweba In an ages
Coh~eos for little flies are spread
And laws for little folks aye made.
llVt u ar insect ~ rcnowu
Hornet or BEETLE. wasp or drone.
10 caught I'M ques, 81 sport cor plumber
{ The ilimsy fetter flies nsuudor"
Mlss Helen Fulton who is ts1chiur
al Bishop is home for the Christmas
season She has ns her guest Tor tho
holidays Miss Olive caldwell of Corpus
christi who is also to1chinr az fHshnp.
Rev George Harris returned We'd
neshay afternoon from 81 Kiraey Tey
as, where he has been with hie flthat
who Is being treated hy cancer spe-
oihiisi there. iig reports the good
news That his father Is doing ricciv
mas no pain and has had mo- more hem
4 orrhssss
MISS Clara Hearn is spending tho
HOLIDAYS With relatives In Corpus
" oar walks in ANA ways Il pltdnoss
We arrange
Then our lives viii be- worth Twins.
For a change
Get iaush Tint 81 ,kcs ,hc raftess
Turn IL loose
"rouehlng never gets ono nowhere.
WHAT'S the uFe.
MIS- Horatio Givens ~ Cornu-
Shfisn visited her sister Mrs Aller
SWehson. the fore part II the week
Mss r. u. hrldwell 4 on the sicl,
Z list this week
ln's rainy weather Is ruinous 10
muoh feedstuff IN this nciehanrhooa
Gardens.
ne Valallen gardens are al their
I r,tnest Nerdant glory now. DRIVING
lions the road. through the beautiful
r'oVs one Is reminded - the words OF
Lord Bacon on the subject, onms,ns
literally. S"'''''e
God Almighty first Planted a Gar.
den. and indeed Il Is the ppras, :, ~,
man pleasures. II Is the creotas, ~
froshment 70 the sririts M MAJ. v.,,h
out which Buiidines ana paia,os 80.
but Gross Handiworks, Ana 49,
shall ever see thet when Ases .,o,, 49,, ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

CiNlty aud Elcgancic, Men come 10
Build Stately sooner than to Garden
Finely. As 10 Gardening were ne
Greater Perfection"
The universal wall among the won.
on nowadays Is "how am ! going 70 Vt
the washing done And it's a scrlos
matter too. in these times Of hla
prices and few clothes
Goo Hodges. who is employed at ~
trade NJ Ricardo. will spend his chrv
mas vacation with his sister, Mn
Chns rembcrton and family
oh. thou most tangible spirit x
mud 10 We knew mo- other name
which 90 can thee. We would cal iss
hell
a Dream.
Earth redeemed and made slosicn
Lighted hy Heaven within,
Mon and angels brought face 70 sos
With never Thought of sin;
Lion and lamb together lie
IN the flowers that sweeien the Soc
Some Of us call IL brotherhood.
And others call IL God
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

sunday School at 80 a. IN.
our school IL a wide awake un- to-
date SUNDAY school I, win do you
rood to attend a. We invite sou 60
Join US
Preaching at ii;oo o'clock only. on
account of the Union Service AT the
Methodist Church AZ nisht.
The morning service subject. Gods
Glft 60 Tho World"
a cordial welcome TO all who want
a church home and place 10 worship
rhls ~ the peoples church
Polite Tshers, good congregational
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Church Of The Good Shepherd.

Vtoruvr Chpparrul and rtyiorl
40 a. m sunday Schnol
n 90 a. IN. Service ana Sermon.
At this service the principal parts
OF the Christmas muelc win Dee re
acatoa
No service Rt nirht on account ~
the Oraturlo. "The Holy city" witch
VIII bc rendered az the Methodist
Church
We cordially invite all who viii 10
worship with us. An seats are free
on Monday afternoon frem $500 10
500, the Sunday School of the Good
shepherd win have the usual Chris,
maH tree and bouquet. Al members
and trlends VI the achnol are invited
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
PAPER. MAKER CALLED 70 CHINA

SAN FRANCISCO. cal. bee. g.
China has sent to America Tor experts
60 Introduce modern paper making and
Edward Qualcy Of sprinefleld. Mass
sailed today Tor china. Ouaiey was
offered the job under condition that he
would remain NJ least rs months IN the
Orient until the government paper
min "a twnlns out the rcai thing In
paper, ilc expects 20 have % hard
problem msiructlnT the Cinhamen IN
the fine arr as prhetierd In Massachu.
setts MILLS. re- pointed oui the oddity
~ tse situation IN view ~ the fact
that the art ~ paper making original
- Ia the oricnt when the rolls ~
paperus were pressed out rs hand
Now an American goes from The now p
esq milton 10 the oldest 90 tcmonstrnte
the highest methods ~ the craft.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

subject. "rhe Five Periods ~ a
christian's Life" First "Sinners Even
as Others Second Justified
Through Faith IN Christs Ransom
Sacrifice" Third "Consccrauon to h,
Dead With Christ, aud 60 suffer
with ChllHt Even Unto Death "
fAnrth "rhe First Resurrection The
Firth tlfth "rhc Crown Of Life"
Immortality
sunday 500 p. IN. l0t Liberty street
All nre invited g. ssaag with us.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
St, ps,rleA's cs,Nops Church.

~ 'atfN~ NatnoNo tUbfon
7;oo n m. Low Mass.
400 a. m. chlidfer's Mass and In
struction.
loioo n. m. Last Mass and sermon.
parins the week masses arc a, 800
ana 500 a IN.
Evening Services
sunday evening al T,so, Rosary. in +.
atruction and behefcton o. the Most
l,lesscd sacrament
Tuesday evening at T:tb, Inquiry
class az the cathedral This class IS
undsr the direction 1T the able Father
Mark. {. T., and 10 intended for all
who seriously seek information regard.
lns The doctrines OF the Catholic
church. Everybody Is welcome.
Thursday eysnlng at 1880: Holy
hour
First Friday ~ the month at s:as
o. M. special services In honor o. the
sacred Heart
order 81 Meetings
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
70 REeRrsFNr pREslpENr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. pee,
Secretary of the Treasury W y ~
,doo Is expected 20 dopa-, today Y
SON piecn Cal where he VIII fsg
sent President Wilson ~ INC nr-
Of the san Diego Exposition pese'nr
81 AT midnight. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

rrERsON, n J., Doe se uenry
Sehumann- li"ineh, som u Mime
Schumann licmck. the fsmous snger.
was married here today 90 Miss Elsi,
Straumann ot Patterson. The ceremony
took place az thu htnne 80 the bride
Mime. schumann- Ilcinck has (, homo at
smgac, a suhWh nf Patterson
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
CHURCH SERVICES
WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY
in Corpus Christl

Park Avenue Baptist Church.
Services will he held to-day as fei
lows
The sunday schocl opens. with
clnaass FOR an nNes. al $3.50 a. m We
cNtend special Invitation Co AN who Dc
sine tu join any ono of our WiepdiA
cinascs Tor the study Of the word
Tho Sunhesma meet az 1900 " m AL
children under fourteen years ~ age
are invited iu attend.
The baptist Young Peoples Union
VIII be- held az 0e . ~,
There viii hc preaching hy the Has.
tor at 90 q. m. ana ? 80 y. ~
The subjects Of the sormonr viii be-
In keeping with the Christmas season
The subject OF the morning sermon viii
hc "rhc Wonderful christ" ana iH
the evening. 1.-THE Prince 81 rcnce"
AN who attend the services are mad,
co fcel "a home There viii be tcr
minute, Got acquainted" period "a
1880 a. m.
-. a. South, Pastor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

The HUDSON SK4o, this ear.s
smaller sister, is today the most popuIaS
class car built. II is, for its size. tofs~s
finest example OF modern motor car on
cheering. This HUDSON Six.54 l.
Simply larger edition.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
KANSAS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
lBs ". 4. THENcKMANNj

bull 3 months under two Year, ui tFe
weighing 1850 pounds. These ftrpirii
fled correct feeding Side b. siie "ith
the properly FED stock were specimens
Just as well bred. fat az butter and
stili mere pigmics compared with their
age. mates. showing the results ~ inn
proper nourlahmcni. The Lesson was
plain that the animal white bdoea not
rcseive steadily the right food IN proper
amount during the eariy growing per-
Tod can never regain what has been
lest and cannot make profit Tor the
feeder. The bOny walls enclosing tho
abdomen are not susceptible OF much
enlargement altar a certain age. ~
enriy calf hood this enlargement takes
place as the digcatiye tract grows In
response 10 proper feeding n the III
FeHiiyc tract remains small Ia the early
DAYS n cannot Increase greatly after
the ribs have begun 20 harden and the
animal. snquently cannot take MP
sufficient food for rapid growth later
on. Last year 600 farmers and news
PAPER men from AL over the state cam"
10 see the result II one Illuminating
feeding experiment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27


About tive hundred students are en-
foil"d IN the eneireeflne school Girls
reeis'er IN THIS school Tor courses 10
house bold architecture the planning ~
tho dwelling household sanitation. and
are oven prepared 10 DO q little plumb
ing o1 their own account Ia the on
cheering department Kansas made ce-
mnnts and coHi are tested. also oils fnf
ufernpl combustion enelnoA road
building materials and the liko BLUE
rintf mud anecifc1fiorH aro furnished
free fDr much county ana state work
lrdorgrouud wntc" iq tested. and cx-
perts are sent oni tn sunvrVise the
hniiiinr ~ good ART reads in the
shops much ~ tho machinery and
neafiv ell the lathea have hccn built
hy students Indeed the foundry work
h0e proved ~ he m0"ep maker for
tho school Tho senior enrineer does
rot write thesis hut constructs o.
piece - machinery nr c1rriea oui an
original experiment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
Only Fiue Great Cars

There are in America five great cars
from an engineering standpoint THE
HUDSON Six-54 is one of the five. The
others cost a great deal more.
None has a greater deigner hiebey
standards, more OF beauty, luxury or
comfort. None has more power orroom
The difference in price is due TO HIJD.
SON efficiency and TO HUDSON ont.
put, We are the largest builders of
quality cars.
Come make your comparisons with
cars which cost from $500 up. Iudee
for yourself II any Car offers more than
this. Made as Touring Car, Sedan
or Limousine.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27
Fret Presbyterian Church.
tNorth broadway, BluftJ

Fret Presbyterian Church.
tNorth Broadway Bluft
Henry Austin P1stur
SUNDAY school a.st m
Morning Service. ~ 90 %. m,
Prelude
Holy, iinly Holy
rraver ~ Invocation
Anthem - lay Ms Sirs on lphu-'
Psalm
HYMN "The Morning Liphf
breaking"
Scripture,
Prayer
Hymn Awake nv Tongue
Notices and Offerinr
Solo-" a Sons of bethlehem -pr
A. W Davlsaon
Violin Ohiigato Miss Mot,le Cald.
well
sermon Tho Race"
Hymn Guide Ne. O. Thou Grcpi
Jehovah"
licncdlctiOn.
The evening sec,lec viii be at n,
Methodist Church
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-27

Altar Society meets IN ihc K ~ 6.
hail cvorv first sunday ~ the month
immediately after bcne.uriion.
The Corpus Cnrsu catholic club
mrots every FIRST sunday of me month
"a the school rooms. Immediately after
tho last mnas
The Catholic Cemetery Association
mects overS third SUNDAY 10 the month
IN the school rooms Immediately after
The last mass
The H. NJ Solldlty mecis ga the
church cyorv third sunday u the
month nj 1880 p m
Che kniehis of Columbus meet In
their hail cyefy Fccoud nna fourth
Tueadny ~ the month nc 500 .. m
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-06
GREATEST GENERAL
OF THE GREASERS
Villa Recuperating his Men at Tor
reOn, With Intent to Win More
Victories

Torreon. April 5.-General Villa
is hard at work putting his army in
shape for movement on SaltilIo and
Monterey. The war worn veterans
Of last weeks battle are resting and
the wounded are being cared for,
meantime reinforcements are being
received, ammunition and supplies
brought up from Saltillo, and the
constitutionalist army. more formid-
able than ever, will soon go forth to
win new victories.
During the week Of fighting before
Torreon fell Villa was the soul of the
battle. When things were going
wrong he would gallop along the bat
tie line encouraging or reprimanding.
We'll done" he said TO the gun
ner whose shell had fallen true.
Men like you will redeem Mexico"
He complimentei wounded man
who remained in the firing line.
What, boy, do you find the dane
ing floor too rough?' he chided a
soldier who on some pretext was
making for the rear.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-06
ALAbAMA'S HEATED
CAMPAIGN IS OVER
The Voting will be Done Today and
The Shouting Attended to
Tomorrow

Birmingham, Ala, April Con
gresham Oscar w. Underwood, and
Richmond P. Hobson, rival candi-
dates for United States Senator in
Mondays democratic primary, were
in Birmingham last night and enor-
nous rallies of their followers made
fitting close to the most spectac-
ular campaign in the state for many
years.
The vote throughout the state is
expected to be the largest ever poll
ed. The interest is heightened by
the fact that a governor, members of
a new legislature and numerous other
state officers are also to be nominal
ed. The candidates for governor in
clude former Governor B. B. Conner.
Charles Henderson, Reuben F. Kolb
and Walter D. Seed.
The polls open Monday morning
and close at sundown. Because of
the length of the ticket, counting is
expected to be very slow and the re-
suit may not be fully determined un-
til Tuesday night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-04-06
ASSISTANT STATE AUDITOR
r. A. Gray of Gadsden County Will
Succeed Henry Curtis

Tallahassee. April 6.-Goyernor
Park Trammell has appointed Mr..
r. A. Gray of Gadsden county as as
sistant state auditor to succeed the
late Henry Curtis.
Mr.. Gray is man we'll qualified
for the position. He is an eXper-
fenced bookkeeper and expert ac-
countant. He is a man OF excellent
education, having graduated at the
South Florida Military Institute
some years ago. For number of
years he taught school and now
holds a life first grade certificate.
He represented Gadsden county in
the legislature in 1911. and was one
Of the leading members OF the
house during that session. For the
past two years he has been the sec
retary of the state pension board,
and the head clerk of the pension
department in the state comptroller s
office. Prior to that time he was for
about one year in charge Of the in
surance department of the state
treasurer's office. For several years
he resided in Suwannee county and