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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-10

In the matter OF N 1Baa
JOSEPH LESLIE MILLER in
Bankrupt tBankruptcy
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

WOOD carving. furniture repaired. w
H.. Hayward. 90S East Clay Street
Randolph 32T7-W
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VIRGINIA. I'll East Rroad

VIRGINIA. I'll East Broad.
&c Day nnd Night. Except on Special
Feature Days.
I . \ ~ THE STRENGTH OF
the Weak" in two parts. winning
Winsome Winnie" Comedy. The
Death Train" Seventeenth episode OF
the Hazard OF Helen
TOMORROW SPECIAL, "QtO VA
dig in eight Rarts Oo-day OnlyN.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, "A salesman who can get in
personal touch with investors. TO sell
guaranteed stock in n proposition
that viii pay large d!vidcnds and Sc
cure the investor for the full amount
invested ! Very attractiv. PROPOSE
dispatch.
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LITTLE TIIEhTER


TO DAY-"IIEARTS TO LET" LEAH
Baird and Leo Delaney. olive
and the IiarloOner." File No. 1l3. two
reel Biograph. roaring comedy.
TOMORROW - CNDERNEATH THE
Faint, two women. two Broadway
star features. three reels each.
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NTED. girl with or . seasons
perience in millinery By Wholesale
merry house stat" salary expected
ress j. 60J. care Times D!spatch.
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HELP WANTED-Fcma,e.

MED. seamstress. one who can ft
I'd alter rrady-madc ladies gar
Is. Mrs. Julius Bear, 1927 East
n Street
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FOR SALE-Farms

NICE c5 acre farm on macadam road. 3
miles from RichnlOD6 1-room cottage
practically new: ShfoOt chicken house {:
outbuildinEs. Immediate possession.
Address r. SOS, care Times Dispatch.
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NNTEb. 300 reliable men to go to EN-
ope: work easy; we'll taken care Of
Ia writing relatives here they are
ing 6ne time and wouldn't take anv-
'in"ss Exchange. 3i6 North Sicond
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA
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NTED. superintendent for box fac
'ry: must have highest references
ne ahie 10 get production. Address
nhardt Lumber Company, Boydton.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-Fema,e.

NURSE desires care OF elderly person
nj her own home; minutes from Old
boint DIFFERENCES exchanged Ad-
dress r. sos. car" Tirnas Dispatch
WANTED. n position by capable .1-
pericnced lady clerk. familiar with
all the details Of an Office. Address r,
500, care Times Dispatch
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,NTED, bright young boys to wrap
rndics. Appl,- Superintendent. The
icn Company.
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FOR SALI5-Animals.
FOR SALE: HORSES. MARES. MULES
AZ CRCLiiS STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREET

TlsS sss z fss0e sa is.S,e' s"i
and see them at work we have mules
from 500 POUNDS to 1850 pounds. Price.
sl25 per per phir up. and horses and mnres
good condition. and viii be sold Under
iuii kuarhntee. II not as represented
money refunded.
FOR sale. at D. J. SulIivans stable.
mules. ages from TO ycars. the 81.
mules mules are an sound and good workers.
ages from to : years. ana Well broke.
single or double. Special attention
f i5ae n TO one big farm mar. weight
arlplng horses and mares.
FOR saie-iiaving no further use for
bargain: pair will weigh 1850 hounds,
. Years old, sound; Price. $3.50:
$500: pair. years old weigh 1000
pounds. sound and very handsome.
price. E32a: pair. cheap mules for SITS,
for $50. Buy now anu save high war
PRICES In the sprinS. Any one looking
call and see this stock before buying
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
Stable. No. l6 South Fifteenth Street
Iialf square from Main street station.
No connection with any other stable
FOR sale. % head OF good Virginia
raised horses and mules. age from 4
10 l. years old, weight from 1000 TO
LOO pounds each; sound ana city
broke; good lockers: quick and extra
some good sccoGd hand horses a little
street sore, suitabl" for farm work.
cheap. Several fancy driving and
saddle horses. family broke. ANY Of
the above stock sold with written
guarantee I" II" as reprcs"n,ed and to
satisfy YOU OF YOU money refunded.
Ia -. u Il.
YOU arc satisfied you have Your moneys
worth. VII! take cattle IN trade. or
part cash ANA satisfactory note for bal
ance. Horses and mules for hire by
day or month. Attractive rates. Smith
< iitn. Livery and Transfer Stables,
Sale and ENchanEe. 900 block Vast
or might. Madison 7i22. .7S5. "7si
MULES. HORSES AID MARES FOR
SALE
FAIR mules ana years old: weigh
mules weighing @.9oo sounds "a . and ii 10
years old OLD. price s:2G; pnir mules weigh
p 1@E 2sGo poSnMs' og ana Eeara old
horses and mares. and one extra good
driving mare, suitable for lady; two
one double truck. This STOCK STOCK is rig is
out of hard work. and must he sold for
the want of use. written guarantee
given with each purchase. Can be seen
a. I'll North Fifth Street.
FOR sale.--Part!es desiring horses of
any description. from gated saddlers
TO farm animals. wlll do we'll to call
and see us. We have 90 good seasoned
horses working every day, also some
big. sound mules. which we can sell
reasonably. All We ask Is a chance to
suit YOU. II We don't succeed. your
money is cheerfully refunded Most OF
these horses are Virginia raised city
broke and must he as represented.
Horses and mules for hire by the day
or month. Attractive rates Smith &.
Hicks Livery and Transfer Stable, Sale
and Exchange, 900 block West Cary.
rear CITY Auditorium. Phones, Madison
1923 2TS3. 27s4
FOR sale, one English Setter. months.
male; partly broke One French
Poodle, 8 months. female. Promising
indiv:duals; or what have YOU to eX-
chang" in the way OF office fixtures or
articles ! use. Answer Quick W
Y l.Llliar, Einc ~.
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TYPEWRITERE.

FOR sale. one l.. g. Smith typewriter:
Will sell very cheap. Address I: 502
care Times Dispatch,
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FOR SALE-HOrSes.

HORSES 10 hire hv day, week or month
for sale Or exchange COS Eas: Cary
street.
FOR sale. horses. suitable for any
purpose; will hitch in any harness
to suit buyer. Main Street Market, H.
l.. Winston, 2lol West Main Street
Boulevard 500 and COL
FOR sale, a thoroughbred bay horse.
record OF 2:lo: sound. Can be seen
at 926 West BROAD, or call Madison 1S4o
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WANTED. position Az stenographcr.
years experience, with Al references,
ana have own typewriter. T.. II. S.,
care 40 North Tenth street
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WANTED. TO rent farm or position as
working farm foreman; reference.
furnished. j. b. West. Festa. Va.
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colorcd men to L" 10 Eurupc with
lorscs. Meet Mr. Anderson AT c. <
Depot, y NJ. Thursday morning. or
Virginia Business Exchange to-day.
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BUSINESS CHANCES


FOR sale or trade, apartment property
In Washington, ID. G.. Twenty-nrst
sector. OF the city. viii trade for a
good farm or timber lands. p. H.
Thompson. Salisbury n. c. John c.
Lawson. South Boston. Va,
FOR sale. $4,000 worth clean general
merchandise at Hermosa. a live coun-
try station IL miles to the nearest
store, 10 miles to y g. W. r. r. Large
store. with living rooms over store
room. Can be rented at $3.50 per year
with stable and garden. This store has
been successful for over l3 years under
one manager, who has good reason to
discontinue II now. Write for terms,
etc, to j. T. Holland, Republican Grove,
Va
WANTED. broker Ia handle guaran-
tecd tunderwrittenl stock In Idaho
gold mine; good seller; very attrac-
tive. An absolute safe Investment that
will! pay handsome dividends Property
developed and can soon he put on pay
ing basis. Will stand closest inveSti-
cation; liberal commissions Address
T. 5i1. cure Times Dispatch
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DEATHS.

chTOGNI.-En into rest, Monday.
March S. at $40 T. NJ, MRS. KATE;
&: CATOGNI, widow OF the late Frank
NJ. CatoKni.
Funeral from ST Peters Church
WEDNESDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock
internent in Nt. Calvary Cemetery.
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NOTICE-Legal


NOTICE; Estate. Of Frederick A. Hin
man. late OF County of Queens. New
a n3rk' dee deee as hmrsuant to Section
amended. Carrie II. Hinman. e2ecutrix
OF Frederick y. iiinman. late Of the
County of Queens, New York. deceased.
Court. OF said County OF Qu.rus New
York. dated the 10Th day of October,
ii9 9i,Es' hereby gives notice that on thu
the Corporation Court OF the city Of
Norfolk. Va. 70 direct the transfer o.
stock of the Norfolk Bank for saving
and Trusts, Norfolk Va. registered or
the books of the corporation in tn"
deceased. Dated At County of Queens
New York, February -: 1915.
ENecutriX under the Will Of
Fredick \. Htnman. deceased
IN uT TIT P! ETAHfT G9EE nz2 OF TIE
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA
5osh + T" fE af'ssF Miller IF n a''a
NOTICE OF FIRsT MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors OF JOSEPH LESLIE
OF Henrico. and district aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that on the
J0SEpiI LESLIE MLLER was duiV
adjadicatcd bankrupt. and that the
be held in my office. Rooms sos and sos %
American National Bank building. Rich.
MARcH A f e. 49, !h at asrH nAT or
the forenoon, ut which time the said
creditors may attend. prove their claim,
appoint n trustee, examine the bank
rupt. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meet
ing.
-'!IOS. r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy
March .. 1915.
rNITED STATES. FOR FOR X THE : or EAST asiE
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
J. H%k IA s""' a:If1oS%'En. No: 1924
trading as GLOVER in
* f Bankrupt. Rankruptey.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors of j. HARRIE GLOW
mnnd F in th as nforH of of Rieh
Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day Of March. 4. d. 1915. the said
j. }, +, HARRiE CLOVER. trading as afore
INK his e r. "s viii be nice" Ss9
sos %merean cane Nat 1i Bank 'Oi Bu faa
DAY OF MARCH, A. d. 1915. at 10
the said creditors may attend prove
their claims, appoint n trustee. cXamin.
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TiIOs. r. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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YOUNG. experienced white man desires
position AZ chauffeur: private family
preferred. Addrcsa l. $40. care Times
Dispatch
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FOR neutrality-suspicious..
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS..

WANTED to buy cheap. good second
hand gasoline motor truck to haul
lumber with: capacity from TO tons
Give description and quote lowest price.
l. l57. care Times Dispatch.
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FOUR new brick flats. colored tenants
Price. $1,000 rental sSnO--l2 pei
cent. Address + -. care Times Dis
patch.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale, Stereotypers' mats, 1924;
flexible and tough: Just the thing to
line chick houses and outhouses;
Sl.26 per 100 pounds at the office: IS
cents extra for out of-town orders for
csitage. Address Times Dispatch
DO you know your eggs are absolutely
fresh. clean and sterile? If not we
can supply You directly by parcel post,
81 for 3 dozen. Mrs. Sallle Atkinson
Champ. Va
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WANTED FOR PACIFIC ISLANDS,
CAPABLE TOBACCO TWIST MANU-
FACTCRER: MUST HAVE GOOD REF--
ERENCES. ASK FOR AUSTRALIA AT
JEFFERSON HOTEL, II TO -. OR 9
TO i WEDNESDAY,
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED WITH
$1,000; must be good traveller and
salesman Mechanical KNOWLEDGE an
advantages; new. good paying propo-
sition. Reply Il 500, care Times Dis
patch.
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WANTED. position by registered ag-
sistant pharmacist. Al references
thoroughly experienced. Address I. l5S
ear" Times Dispatch
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

:. IL. isIS, 4, ! r. 81. best snseu!as!en
GINA: Suitable either for n fine coun-
try Try home or for building lots; City
buFB car line and stop right on place
place Yields an income Of 1900 an
from Petersburg 6 I-2c Don't miss
TINS opportunity: II interested. write
NJ. Sonnenberg. Danrille. Va. Sale on
place.
FOR sale, on Colonial Avenue west
side, nice building lot below tho
market value. Address * 635, care
Times Dispatch
the new Richmond College. beautiful
building lots on easy terms. without
interest and taxes. Address X $50. caro-
Times Dispatch
line near the Country club. nice
building lots on easy terms, without
interest and without taxes. Address
+ IS. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. at westhampton. on car line.
nice building lots. all improvements
Sold on easy terms. small cash pay
ment, balance monthly. withou, inter
est or taNcs. Address f. %. care Times
Dispatch.
a bargain at s6.500-New brick dwell
ing. West End. apartments; sepa-
rate porches. heating plants, back
aSe terms d Psr sen s"s care
Dispatch.
$4,000 will buy an up,o-date little
home in splendid section OF West.
End: rooms, modern: Just completed:
terms to suit purchaser. Address q
1872. care Times Dispatch.
IDEAL suburban home. Highland Park.
$500: stucco on metal hath cOnstruc-
ton: rooms. hot water heat: lot
hoxl5o; numerous flowers aud fruit
trees. Consider exchange for West
End property Of same value Address
~ $50, care Times Dispatch
-FOUR new brick fats. colored tenants.
Price, $1,000: rental sGnO--lo per
cent. Address + -. car" Times Dis
patch.
WEST Grace Street residence. near
Davis Avenue: an exceptional bargain
IF sold at once. Walters e. Morton. 8
North Tenth.
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WANTED, couple without children to
room and board in small family. Ad-
dress 2202 Taylor Street. Phone Boule-
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HELP WANTED-AIaIe.

AHTED. men and women to qualify
EIor government positions. Several
[onsahd appointments TO he made next
" months. Fall Information about
.chIitEs. how TO prepare, etc. Write
|Incdiately for booklet. G. lGi Earl
LlnkinS. MMShImEInM. u -
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FOR sale. at y. j. Sullivan's stable.
CoS East Cary Street, 10 good, young
mules. ages from to yenrs the SIC
mules ar" eli sound and good workers,
single or double; big farm horses.
ages from . TO years. and well broke
single or double. Special attention
calied 10 one big farm mare weight
loo pounds. and also several good
driving horses and mares
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FOR S.ALE-VehicIes.

FOR sale. Tennessee farm wagons
spring wagons, bugEics. Surveys. runa-
bouts. One runabout. S25. rubber tire ::
one surrey S35. rubhcr-tirc: one top
buggy $50, rubhcr-tirc: one light truck
sac: one grocery wagon. So5: one gro
Gerry wagon. SIS; laundry wagons:
one trap. s35.
THOS. II. DUKE & CO.
So4 Brook Avenue
FOR sale, one delivery wagon I'm good
running condition, cheap for S25 cash.
L: 500. care Times Dispa tch.
a large stock OF wagons, carriages
ut r. II. Bosher's Sons. 10 South Ninth
Street.
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SITUATION wANrEu-,ralc.

WANTED. employment In or near city
for white ana colored boys. ~ to II
years OF ago. Juvenile Court of Rich.
inond. Room s. CITY Hall. phone ran.
dolph G22.
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WEST Grace Street residence near
Davis Avenue: an exceptional bargain
If sold at once. Walters E. Morton, 8
North Tenth.
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4lh West Grace Street hot-water
heated rooms; modern conveniences
board
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SHOES.

SHOES.
CUT RATE SHOES.
FAMILY shoes at rock bottom prices,
Empire Shoe Company. sos West
Bread Street.
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BOARDERS for desirable rooms; un-
surpassed table 209 East Grace
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REPAIR SHOPS.
AUTOS AND CAUtIA(;Es

o. b. Grasbcrgcr. carriage and automo-
bile trimming: repairing our special
~. 20 North Twentieth Street. Phone
81 nd lnh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-14
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
GET READY FOR THE
OKLAHOMA HARVEST
Statistical Information in Regard To
Number of Men Needed is
Sought by Commissioner

Special TO The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April l2,-W
G. Ashton, state labor commissioner
will leave Oklahoma city tomorrow
for tour Of the wheat producing
counties i'm the northwestern part OF
the state for the purpose of securing
Information of the supply of help
needed in caring for the wheat crop
when ready for harvesting. Commis-
sioner Ashton today received the first
estimate for labor from NJ. Y. Jones
of LaVerne, in Harper county. who
said that for that community probably
one hundred and fifty men could be
used when the time comes.
Commissioner Ashton will visit the
counties of Grant, Kay, Noble King
per, Beaver, Texas, Woodward and
Ellis on this trip, which will prob
ably require his time until the last Of
the month. With Assistant Commis-
sioner Mike Williams, Mr.. Ashton will
then visit the southwestern counties
Of the state to see what will be needed
in that section.
The information to be secured from
the farmers will be the amount Of
wages they are willing to pay, about
how long it will be until the help is
actually needed, and about how long
it will take to clean up the harvest.
All of this information will be
gathered so that il can be sent to other
wheat producing states, the labor
commissioners Of which will cooper
ate in the exchange of labor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-14
MAIL CLERK HELD
UP AND Is ROBBED

J. G. williams OF Kansas CITY, a
Santa Fe railway mail clerk, was held
up and robbed Of $14 in money and a
gold watch last night about $3.50
o'clock, in the southeast part of town,
in the neighborhood of Central park
Williams was not very well ac-
Quainted with that section OF town
and did not know exactly where the
holdup occurred.
lie is a man more than so years
Of age and well known in Tulsa
among men I'm the mail service, haV-
ing run into this city for "a long time,
According to Williams story there
were two men, unmasked. one Of
them held a gun against his side while
the other searched his pockets. He
was so excited at the time that his
description to the police was very
unsatisfactory. lie had n vague mem
ory Of the mems size and thought he
could identify them If they were
caught
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-14
Says Thin People
Can Increase Weight
Food Alone Produces Fat Says Noted
Expert How to Turn Food Into
Healthy Flesh.

The reason that some people are chronic
ally thin and under normal weight says a
noted authority, is because Of a chronic leak
age Of the atmakinC elements in their food
The assimilativc functions OF their stomach
and utestilcS are not working properly.
Only small portion Of the food uuuriShment
Of their meals ever reaches their blood
inst enough perhaps to keep life within the
hOdy-the rest passes out as waste. The prob
lem of. gaining weight and flesh depends en-
trcly therefore ON natural stopping OF this
dangerous waste OF fats and the correction
and repair Of the organS OF assimilation,
For those who wish TO gain healthy flesh
and put ON from ten 10 twenty pounds Of
weight single Sargol tablet taken. at meals
for few weeks will almost invariably pro-
duce the desired effect Sargol does not Of
itself build flesh, but, swallowed with your
food, II acts upon every mouthful you eat
first separating all the fats, oils, spgars
StarCheS aud other flesh making materials
from the food waste and then preparing all
the nOurishing elements N form which the
blood can readily accept and distribute all
over the body Sargol stops the leakage Of
fats, keeps all the flesh making materials
within the body, allows only the worthless
waste to leave IL, IL further repairs the
faulty organs of assimilation, enabling them
gradually 10 properly perform their natural
functions So that the new found flesh stays
put Sargol is not an experiment. IhouS
NudS have used II and proved H. Its action
is natural and harmless and II is seldom
indeed that II cannot produce an Increase OF
from ten TO twenty pounds Of natural healthy
flesh on any person who H. underwcight.
ReXal Drug Co, Roy h. Getman, Prop. aad
other druggists everywhere sell IL with a
positive guarantee Of weight increase or
money back. as found in every package
Adv. &
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-14
FIVE HOUR BATTLE
Near Huisachita Yesterday; villa
Loses 10 Killed.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April IA
message from NuevO Laredo says that
the battle near Iuisachita today lasted
five hours and that General Herrera,
who returned TO Nuevo Laredo to-
night, says the Villistas lost 40 killed
and two hundred wounded, while the
.Carranzistas lost ten dead and twen-
ty-fiVe wounded,
General Herrera added that his
force captured three machine guns,
the wagon train of supplies and am
munition and a number Of rifles and
that the villa forces retreated in dis
order toward Huisachita, pursued by
the Carranza cavalry The wounded
.Carranzistas were brought to NeuyO
Laredo on a special train. The VII
lstas who engaged in today's battle
are a portion Of the force who were
advancing from Villaldama on Nuevo
Laredo. The defeated army has gone
south to join another large force and
are expected to again more on NuevO
Laredo in a few days
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-14
VILLA ORDERS s
OFFICERS KILLED
Failure Of Nillistas Is Due To Personal
Differences Among the
Leaders.

SAN ANTONIO, April IA mos
sage from Aeuas Caiientes says that
recent reverses of his forces and per
sonal trouble with some of his Of
ficers is the cause assigned for the
condition of General villa, who is re-
ported. to be ON the verge of nervous
breakdown. Villa officers who have
reached Aguas Calicntes in advance Of
their commander say that villa is
labOring under a great mental strain
and only the combined efforts of his
closest friends on the staff prevent
him from executing many officers
whom he charges with imaginary fail
ures in the discharge of their duty.
Within four days he has ordered eight
officers shot for what he declared was
criminal carelessncss i'm the handling
OF their troops. But in each instance
lie has been persuaded 20 reconsider
and so far none have been executed.