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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
AMERICANS RAPIDLY
LEAVE WEST COAST

Nogales, Ariz., April 27.-The west
coast Of Mexico is rapidly being cleared
of Americans one hundred and fifty
American refugees arrived today from
points south of Hermosillo-
Many Of the party Of refugees, which
included women and children were
railroad officials and mining men who
had taken up permanent residence IN
Mexico and who had been reluctant TO
leave until told by consular agents that
their departure was imperative
Another train. bringing Americans
from CuIiacan and from the Haqui val
lev southeast Of Guaymas, is expected
later today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
PESQUIERA TO REMAIN

~ n oAA AAl.4aA4l 4 .
hoberto Pesquiera, confidential
agent OF Carranza, who has been sta
uoned IN Washington. has abandoned
ms pan Tor returning to Washington
m II Paso for the present He had
Planned TO leave Monday for Washing
ton but was detained here on account
S o. important diplomatic business for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
HERRERA PICKED
FORPANCHO'SJOB?
Rebels Are Incensed at Carranza's Attitude Filling
ALI Offices With His Friends From Sonora-Villa
Assaied by Inuendo as Gringo Lover Be
cause He Wants to Prevent War

y HIHUAHUA. Mex. April 27.-The
powers that be" here are indus
triously circulating the Informal
ton that everything b. been arranged
With the American government and
that they are now in complete accord
However they do not produce any evil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
INDUSTRIES ARE
PbRiLYZED BY
FOREIGN EXODUS
Serious Situation Confronts
the Rebel Government in
State Of Chihuahua.

With the arrival Saturday evening,
| Sunday noon and Monday morning OF
| refugee trains from the interior. all in
! dUstries in the state Of chihuahua have
/ become paralyZed- Not a dozen AmerA-
! cans are left in the combined lumber,
mining and milling towns OF Pearson,
! MADEIRA, Parral and santa Barbara
: Urgent advices have been SEM 10 the
I few remaining foreigners by their con-
! suls TO quit the country at the earliest
/ possible opportunity
The closing down Of the biggest in
! dustries in the state is already creating
a serious condition OF affairs Tor the
$500 Mexicans We're thrown out OF
work by the shutting down Of the
mines. mill, lumber camp and the Par
raj d Durango railroad
Cuts OF Rebel Revenue
The shutting down Of industries also
cuts or the largest source Of reVenue
TO the rebel government Freight rates
were recently doubled on all classes OF
goods and thus the rebel cOntrOieo
railroads were shOWing a good income
Besides this all duties have been IN
revenue is now entirely cut OF and the
problem OF caring for the hundreds
thrown out OF work confronts the
rebels
business at a Standstiu.
All the industries in the Parral and
Santa Barbara districts are now al
standstil- Conditions in the district
were quiet when the refugees leII ana
rebel officials expressed regret at the
exodus When The train arrived at chi
huahua early sunday morning placardS
were ~Osted on a number OF buildings
in Chihuahua calling on MeXlcans 10
.repel the invasion and 10 XIII lne
CriuEOes- As soon as these were uls-
covered the police removed tnem- o..
The train Monday brought about 80
refugees from TOrreOn and Chihuahua
In both places quiet prevailed " ora
was received Monday morning by con-
sui Edwards that an engine had Deen
derailed between TOrreOn and Gomez
two special cars OF refugees from Tor
reon arriving today. as was expected
Recent Arrivals From south
Among arrivals from the south IN
the last two DAYS are. Parral, Dr.
Thomas Flanagan, wife and four chill
dreu- the doctor having pracuced at
Parral for % years George ) Davis
wife. oscar Laugandorff- superlnJeno-
ent Of the mill; r. BenidicL chlel as
sayer- r c. Higiey. l. A. Scott, son OF
Gen Scott l. Trueheart, A. r Leonard
r Lilly and c. Kellar- Chihuahua ,.
r EnloW. superintendent Of the GuS-
genheim smelter; Donald G;lhes,
large mine owner. and J. T. Locknaro'
gees from Chihuahua are making the
trip overland in automobiles
Consular representativeS mere say
that every effort is now being made 10
reach foreigners in outlying districts TO
warn them to leave Immediately
British All out
All British subjects are now out OF
the F.aau7a district British vice consul
Cuuard-C ummins says Dr. A n. Crab
tree Of Iserdo. Dr. Chaffey- OF Iorreon.
and c. r Fleming. a rancnman in the
IlaEuna district, are among the last Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
REBELS LOST HEAVILY AT

American refugees who are arriving
from the Laguna district say that the
rebels suffered the heaviest losses Of
the entire revolution in the battle OF
san Pedro de las COiOnias. One refu-
gee said that Col Toribio Ortega lost
- percent Of his men in the first bat
Tie at san Pedro and IL was only the
arrival Of reinforcements that saved
this command from total humiliation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27

The Mexican prisoners viii be sent
to Fort Wingate at once, Col C. A P.
Hatfield. commanding the troops on
the border. announced Monday morn
ing Col Hatfield says that he has
not vet issued any orders about the
removal of the prisoners, but il viii
probably be done as soon as they can
be loaded
Friends OF Gen. Hugh L Scott say
that the order for the removal Of the
prisoners from Fort Bliss To Fort Win
gate is the direct result Of the gen
erals knowledge Of the situation here
Gen Scott is now assistant TO the chief
Of staff and the removal of the pris-
Oners was c. Isidered by him to be es-
sential TO peace on the border.
Fl PasO Welcomes Removal.
FL Pasoans breathe easier now that
Il is officially announced the interned
Mexican prisoners at Fort Bliss are TO
be removed TO a point remote from this
city and the border These federal
prisoners have been regarded as a men
ace TO FL PasO and especially so in case
OF a possible war with Mexico. Their
removal to Fort Wingate Will relieve
all anxiety in this regard
1t is probable that the second great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27


Observation-Disclosures.
Ten years ago manufacturers and
rOOf,g dealers both thought that
they had TO have an exaggerated
profit on roll roofing because so
little Of twas sold. Certoiu-feed
Roofing, by modern manufacturing
methods and by modem selling methods,
rendered q tremendous service to roofing
users and 10 roofing dealers by establish
ing reasonable price basis for better
roofing than had ever before been pro-
duced-and q reasonable profit for
dealers on a bigger volume of business
than had ever before come their way.
On Monday mornings we are telling
z,000,0 600 readers Of daily newspapers
the merits Of Certeia-teed Roofing
this IS service 10 prospective roofing
: buyers IN pointing the way TO roofing
that IS backed Dya tfteeu-yearg guarantee.
Certain feed Roofing Is sold at q rea-
sonable price everywhere by dealers
who believe IN giving unsurpassed
quallty al a far profit The amount Of
Csrtain-teed Roofing required for an
average roof, say ten squares, viii cost
less than S over the cheap mail order
grade. This small initial cost Is saved
many times IN the fifteen years wear
which Is covered by the manufacturer
guarantee.
We are adTeTtisingTi nZ farm :
papers, and foreign language news I
papers, reaching people who may not {
read the daily. newspapers.
This Is our idea Of service We have Z
the three biggest Emills-v7e care large &
buyers Of rav materials and we advertise
everywhere, because that's the cheapest {
way to sell our roohng7
We share the savings ofrour enormous (
volume with you who use roofing. We
encourage jobbers and dealers TO follow
our example and sell on small MARGINS
and depend upon the large volume Of
business which IS certain 70 result from
the best service to users Of roofing.
That building of yours which REQUIRES
1oof-vhethsr its factory, warehouse.
business block, farm building, residence
OF any other struCture-whether it's
new or old-your first thought would
be roll roofing, because Certoia-teed
has put roll roofing easily within voa7
consideration from a price standpoint. n
It has done more than thzt-it has put
Csrtain-teed Roll Roofing first in your
consideration from the standpoint of
quality, durability and real roofing
service on the roof.
General Roofing Mfg. Co.
HorIT-s largest u111a6-cfurers or
Roofug and Br1di1g P7rs-r
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27

TANGO DANCERS CRAWFORD
THEATER TONIGHT. DIRECT FROM
HA1IIIEBSTEIN'S. THE LATEST
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27

TANGO DANCERS CRAWFORD
THE ATER TONIGHT. DIRECT FROM
4NsTsIFRSTEIN'S THE LATEST.'-
Advertis emeut-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27

NEED GLASSEss Ask SEGAIL.
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
WOMEN MISSIONARIES

TO SAIL Run EAAANANA -
New York April 21--WOrd from the
,,-o19er missionaries OF the Methodist
Episcopal church. stationed in Mexico.
about whom some anxiety has been
felt was received today by the board
Miss Farriett L. Ayers. Blanche Betx
and Dora p. GLADDEN. will sail tonight
from Veracruz for Galveston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
z light or Frolic
Here's Food that, like our Navy,

Up and down BleHp
word
At Portsmouth,
kand oHerN EgS
been loading food o. the and dfoh emn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
PoDoLax ReEeqses tke Be

POdOphyllin common Mandrake or
May-Apple ROOt)-the remedy Of our
srandparents-is harmless. prompt,
positive and thorough. Its bitter taste
ana grippe have been entirely removed
aller years Of scientific research
The new formula is called .PoDoT.ax-'
FoDol.aX is so pleasant in taste and
acuon tnat even children love it. 1t
IS guaranteed TO relieve and prevent
me most obstinate cases Of constipa-
ION congested liver, biliousness, in
digestion, dizziness, sick headache.
~! l.I7aI5u lf,ay loss of appetite. and that
A,4oh l-knoW-w hat-ails-me" feeling
NoW that you know that Bile is
9feaLuI purifier Of the food in the
I Iln1 laxative or cathartic Ask for
tisemeut
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
Bile Makes
You Immune

You can defy sickness II you keep
your stomach and bowels free and clear
Of accumulated waste matter-which can
only be done by releasing the damned
up Bile, Natures great cleanser and
purifier
salts, mineral waters, oils and com
mon laXatives won't do it. Calomel IL
dangerOus and exhausfinr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27
S9s7l5ag Roofing od Rssss5.:s

Ten years ago roll roofing was a
high priced specially. Today II is
a staple at a reasonable price. And
Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-27

On Monday mornings we are telling
1000, coo readers of daily newspapers
the merits OF Certain eed Roofing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
HARD SCHEDULE
W:slsysn nasfetban Team Faces nit
er contests on It's Eastern Trip
To Trim Team.

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIiEencer.
BCCkHANNO\. w. Va. Dec THAT
West virginia Wesleyan will have the
tnSsraest schedule ever arranged for a
ing winter. was I'm part evidenced TODAY
when Manager Stnnsbury announced
tnat the big Eastern trip which will be
one OF the features OF the seasons card
ately following the opening OF the win
yer term OF college. Wheeling Y NJ .
~. VIII play here on January 8 and a.,
me following "Wednesday Wesleyan
Nau,, 90 70 Annapolis Md. where the
lie University vial be PLAYED IN WASH
ington. ID. g. and the following nipb-
ne team will go down 10 Charlottesviile
NmEinia. where the University OF VIr-
slnia - played sunday will be spent
AZ Charlottesville and Monday wash
ington q Lee viii be met al Lexinrton
va Tuesday night will witness the
a.st game OF the trip when Nirginto
Mintary institute will be played also
az Lexington.
The trip g. one OF the most compact
ever arranged FOR a Wesleyan team and
whiie the trip Will cover about twelve
hundred miles I'm all the team will not
hh 'u 20 traNel much more than three
nunnred miles after arriving at Annap-
Sus ana playing the hrEt game TIL the
last IA played at Lexington The fact
that sunday tntervenes too l. re-
sAraed a. very satisfactory arrange
ment as last year one Of the trims had
slN games starting Monday and ending
saturday night. making the men worn
home. e'urheu
Mount Pleasant will start practic.
soSut W ednesday OF this week and il Is
anticipated that an early cut In the
quad viii be necessary on account m
lhe arEe number Of men who desire -
try out for the team ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08

home on Big Wheeling creek. after
having spent the greater part OF the
fall touring the south.
Miss Sylvia Dorsey has returned to
her home at West Alexander, after
having spent several days as the guest
OF friends at Pittsburgh.
The Spinsters' CLUB. OF West Alex-
ander. was entertained last evening by
Miss Julia Roney at her home at that
place.
Sam Burton. OF Fulton. has left for
California. where he will spend the
winter as the guest of his brother, Will
liam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Armstrong. Miss
Flora Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 4.
Egan, and little son. Edward. and Miss
Anna Craig. have returned to their
homes at West Alexander. after hav-
ing spent several days as the guest of
Mrs. Mary Armstrong at Washington.
James X. Hall. OF Woodsdale. Is
spending several days at Parkersburg.
where he is attending to business mat.
tiers.
Mrs. G. II. Brockmier and daughter.
Miss Mary, OF Leatherwood, left yes
terday for California. where they will
spend the winter.
The regular weekly meeting of
Henry Clay Camp. Modern Woodmen
OF America, will be held this evening
In their lodge rooms in Hands hall.
Several important matters will come
up at this time ana all members are
urged TO be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08

| loved. How can a man deny the truth
taught In the gospel OF John and
throughout the Bible and call himself
Christian. One cannot realize the
evidence OF His love. save by the cross.
Your love depends upon reciprocation.
Love 10 be sustained must have love
love for us and return to Him our love.
Love can die OF neglect Emphasizs
That word so. So loved that He gave
you salvation by the gift of His son.
The test of Abraham's love to God
was the gift of his son. Isaac. but God
gave His Son to die for US when we
were still enemies.
When in England. recently. hills
were posted. Men Wanted for King
and Country" men forgot wives.
MONIES. business. education. wealth.
nonor. and rushed by hundreds of
thousands TO enlist IL men will do this
.or patriotism. how much more should
.ney 40 Tor God Christ took our place.
PAID the debt and set US free.
fou say. Il fear I cannot hold out .
eannot you continue to appreciate His
love, as well as to behold IL for the
nrst time. VIII IL not continue TO ere
ate In you gratitude and glad service
Were the whole realm OF Nature mtno
lnat were a present far too small
80 amazing. so divine.
,Demands my love. my soul my ALI
me END and purpose OF this love
wnosc.ner That means me. that means
you what ~ a doctor came TO one DIV
ING ana through tender. nursing con-
shSSSu tne patients disease but wa.
ao,s oy sacrificing his life to bring the
peusht pack to health. Would thai man
heoe DC grateful Would he not confess
~ o e skill and proclaim hts name
S1e came me down In concrete form in the
p pe. OF Jesus Christ that we might b.
az so great love did he show on
M cross when dying that should the
nSht OF HIS love be lost TO man. Al could
81 DC nshted again by the flame from
80 Sross- There would be no classes
eoin- entirely under the influence OF the
Cross VIII you love this sevior. poor
nm struggling one? Let the savior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
1915 TEAM FORMED
Davis q Blhtns Consrs Football Team
organizes-Elect Captain and
Manager.

Special Dispatch to the Inteiiieencer.
ELklNS, W. Va. Dec The 1915
FOOTBALL team OF Davis and Elkins col
iege was organized last week when p
r.. Iabscott. OF Greenbrier county was
elected manager. and Richard - Hamiii
Of Elkins. captain. Current reports are
that PRACTICALLY all OF the old men will
oe back next year and there are a num-
pet OF good men from the scrub material
VINO VIII APPLY for varsity positions
manager Tabscott has begun Seriously
10 secure games with a number or
schools which were not represented on
the schedule this year. An attempt Will
be made 10 get games with most OF the
representative teams OF his state and
perhaps one in Ohio This years team
was seriously handicapped the latter
part OF The season on account OF lack
OF games. due somewhat TO cancellation
on the part OF the opposing teams
me basket ball season will omen Fri
nay night. the 18th. with "A game on the
nome noor with the Marlinton STAR
Inc Following week the local bows will
play the varsity teom from Morgantown
on the nome floor. Both of these
games should prove attractive and GOOD
ones Tor the opening OF the season Al
1 tt,9 Tour OF last years squad are
Sut OF school this year. from the num-
per OF applicants the outlook for a good
team was never better
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
knaa2go>
hsDM@Wd

winning aggregation to represent the
crimson this winter in basket ball.
The squad will be composed of several
pro missing youngsters and the ma
.jorfty OF the regulars of the past
season will again be found In the
line up. The members of the squad
will get down to hard practice this
week under the direction OF Coach
Harmon. as a good schedule of gameA
Is to be played during the winter
season. with a number of strong
scholastic teams in this section. The
season will be formally inaugurateo
following the holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
PRIEST DID WELL
Former Player on stogis Team in inter-
state League Finished Season
In international League.

Monte Priest. well known baseball
player. who formerly played on the
wheeling team. while represented in the
Interstate League. finished the season
on 1914. IN a very creditable manner.
Local baseball fans will remember him
as a PITCHER OF some ability and an ex-
cellent allround player. man who
could be used IN any position on The
playing field N necessary.
He LETT this city following the dts
memberment % the Interstate League.
and played with the lronton club in
the ohio state League until the end OF
the season. Al the opening OF the 1914
season he was secured BY the New York
Giants. who held onto him until long
after the opening OF the season when
McGraw let him go TO the Toronto club
In the International League. There he
made good
While with the Toronto team. he par
ticipated In 80 games. being az bat 25S
times and having batting average OF
.z5s. He secured 80 runs and IS hitr-
among them being four doubles. 1--WE
triples and one home run. Seven sac
rihce hits and an equal number OF stolen
bases are credited 20 him. lie was
given ~ bases on balls and struck out
SO times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08

Yesterday the board of county com
missioners had several teams placed
at work hauling cinders to be spread
on that section OF road between Rud-
ler's and Leatherwood. The material
being used at that place is distributed
along the side of the Warrenite pave
ment recently laid. The Warrenite
surface covers about two-thirds OF the
road. while the cinders will cover the
other third. The work viii be COM
pleted within a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
Pike Briefs.

John McCreary. of near Viola. spent
Yesterday at Elm Grove. attending to
business matters.
II Is reported that the management
of the Triadelphia district high school
is seeking the services of Warner
Marsh as coach for the basket ball
team.
Clarence Taylor. OF Springdale. had
the misfortune of falling and breaking
his arm Friday evening.
The recent high water in Little
Wheeling has caused the dam near
the power house to break. The dam
age. however, was only slight
box social was held last evening
at the Rock Line school house. which
proved very successful
John Dean has returned TO his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
0UT-THE-PIKE
Fulton Council.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Fulton council was held last evening
In the Volunteer Fire company rooms
on the National road. Among the most
important matters that came up for
consideration was the proposition OF
having more electric lights Installed
IN the town. They also decided TO
nave new fire plug installed on High
street. Perhaps the most important
matter that came up was the FRAMING
OF petition for a town hall. This
petition has not as yet been drafted.
but a committee was selected from the
members of council to take action on
the matter. This matter is of ina
portance from the fact that at present
the town has no place for public meet
ings with the exception of the Volun.
teer fire company rooms. which are
much too small. Other matters of gen
eral routine were discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
DAVE Says

You're going TO buy Him
something for Christmas.
Do il now-that will be
early shopping"
Kraus Bros, too. have more
than a score OF things he will
be glad TO have.
Neckties, sox, collars, belts,
handkerchiefs, fancy vests,
bath robes, canes, gloves,
shirts, traveling-cases for col
lars, ties and the like, and
more other things than can be
mentioned.
IL you get il now you'll have
il of your mind.
And the Sensible thing is
the thing he will appreciate
most.
That's a man for you.
Kraus Bros. will help you
let them show you.
Weather for today-Cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
Meeting POSTPONED.

Owing TO the inability OF some
members OF the Board OF Education
OF Triadelphia district TO be present
last evening the meeting that was TO
have been held for the purpose OF
making a decision on the location OF
the high school building was post
poned until this evening. They will
meet this evening in the Office OF Dr.
Leach Cracraft AT which time the
final decision will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
Teachers Meetlno,

The annual meeting of the Ohio
County Teachers Association will be
held et the Triadelphia district High
school building at Edgington Lane on
Friday. The meeting will be called 10
order at 3 o'clock. and during the
morning session sectional meetings
VIII be held. Several prominent edu-
Gators Of the State and county will be
present to address the teachers. At
noon the girls of the High school will
serve lunch, the proceeds to be used
for the benefit Of the basket ball team.
In the afternoon they will go TO the
city. where they will listen to talks by
different educators from the East.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
From Bioomhsid az 90 ls Last sa.ura.v
~ Bioomhsld.

The strong ifarrisviile i've defeated
the RIoomhsld team al pfoor,aefd a.,
urday night ~ the score Of % 10 IL
Ihe game Was rough owing 10 the
hio9mheld tossers not being familiar
wife boys were given n supper al the
home ~ Mr. and Mrs. o q Herriuan
after the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08

Owing TO the fact that several OF
the speakers that were TO have at
tended the farmers institute which
was TO have been held at Roney's
Point December II and -. will be
compelled To attend meetings at
Charleston at that time. the institute
has been postponed until Thursday
and Friday. December ~ and rs. The
meeting will be held in the Roneys
Point L. p church. and promises TO
be one Of the biggest and best ever
held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-08
Arranging Programs.

All teachers and their pupils In the
Triadelphia district school are bus
ily engaged in preparing the Christ
mas programs that will be presented
in the schols. Splendid programs are
being arranged for in all the out the
pike schools.