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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-William II. Ward. I.ainiin, y.
JOHN Francis Ward ct al. defenlants.-Eluity
No. s:;216. -Drder.-The object of this suit Is 10
obtain partition by sale among the heirs at law
of Elizabeth y. Ward Of the following described
real estate, situated in the city Of washington.
District Of Columbia. to wit: Lots ;. 20 ana ~
and the south = feet of lot II, square 1is On
motion or tie plaintiff 1t is this 1st day of April
1918. ordered that the defendants. william ward
and John Ward if they either of them he NV
ing cause their and each Of their appearance 10
be entered herein or before the i.rtieth di!'
exclusive OF sundays and leril holidays, occur
ring after the day OF the tir p1hlcation OF this
order and that the unknown Aeir-, anenres am
ievisces of William Ward and John Ward. II
they or either of them be dead cause their APP
re;trance To be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring after tn" expiration oi
three months from the date OF the frst iupeii,a-
zion of thi. order; otherwise the case Will be
proceeded with as in case of default ir"Niueu.
that a copy Of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks during the nrst
month and twice each month during IN" tMo
succeeding months in The Evening star news
paper and In the Washington Law ReporHr ne
fore said return day. WALTER l. M:tol, JUS
fice ,Seal, \ true copy-Test: J. L. lol w.
Clerk BY T. T. CJNNINGHAM. Asst CLERK.
L II .le4.il
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" ANTED.

WANTED-RY RELIABLE CnI.DRED PARTY.
small farm near city. terms must be- l.
able; rfy" full particulars. Address l. -.
LAMBERT. .a:sOA 1lth II. NV. =.
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FARMS.
FOR SAD,F.

POULTRY AND FETIr FARM.
Furnished h"m" IN III" n,"nntsios: 70 miles
huiIdinrs best Of water. J"an~ uorkus '"st:
Immediate occupancy. = 7ciro. an unuSu't
cncI. Phone Columbia 3S5l.
4ao. NCHE STOCK FARM wtEEE>rU>. Va.
EE. colonial dwelling. tenant
hc,ssr: ! barns siIc machinery sheds. grain
cry. dairy. orchard; i75 acres grass aud ga IA,
under fence. Price. s." r"r acre. including "a
horses. 7" cattle, hogs. Tam machinery
aud furniture in dwelling.
ticn; large orchard: large rolon'a! dwelling:
-" heres Great Falls. Va. long water
front. ~. acres grssS aud grain: dwell
inSs: sets "uthui.dtnSs. nn" stock fsrm.
10 acres in II. e, adjoining ,ork Greek
Park sale exchange" nuc Sul.l vision.
tEruuE NJ. coNNuH. colonial Estates.
- 2:i oNfor'i Bldg. -" l''h -. NV
I ovEEEoI';HT eo"p NAlIE rLoErrk
land mus' sar7ifi'," pert or Zoe" all. cN".pti"nN
opportunity To party with som" cash. viii
mak" i"nhly Sat". l''r information a'itset4
EoN s, star "r,ior. 10
- tCKI.S FERTILE MOSTLY CLEAR. HIGH
railing ham. refined section Is miles otf-
Ealto boulevard CLOSE t,. trolley aui strpip
stations: handsome. large. strictly new, med
"ru house large stable; garage: al r,rr,
lldys: nryy hcnlt,usc ,,n frct long lot 81
nov lunli"r. abundance "r farm inpl"m"nts+ Z
rrStsI"n'l cows. l''rs'-~ vehicles. ms,'h'ncry
e'' f, bearing frui' -" ,n,r- appl,'s ',no
N"'ng p"a"''~- sr"i'" ari-"T. i"r or fine roii
,,rS,;. l' h,"l' f"gg,nt "iI si is,f Hslu" 81 "o9
iltu auI .,
THE GREAT INDIAN Srt;fN'; FARM. rOuR
Corners, Nd adjoining IN" District: 10 acre.:
viii sell half. finest spring IN nd S'2S acre
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY. 800 10Th at nv
krncheloc Can Locate You
on An Ideal Virginia Farm.
Tic kincel"" way of scllug rarnl. makes N
casicr than rayinr city rent I'll. ASSIST n,
NANtlAilA. Stock, dairy. poultry AMI general
farms naud aud waller trout
I. ". KIM iII.I.,iE
~" IA. ave. NV. Washington n. c.
so ACRES AT Ss1.5D PER ACIE. IMPROVED
by modern frame dwelling OF ten rooms
bath. hot-waier heat, gasoline engine. situat teN
In n beautiful grove of oak trees, co foot
cement door chicken house bank harm:
help quarters and all necessary outhuild'nSs.
about leo fruit trees; various kinds strawber-
res. blackherries. rasphrrries. etc; one half
under cultivation. balance in pine and oak
timber: water in each field. located two miles
east OF Berwyn, Md For further particulars
apply 10 ARTHUR CARR. lfysi,svillc Md
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CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.

thES1 CtiASE bAhOAl-N.
II you wish tho host home value ever of
ferrd in Chevy Chase. call on or write the
owner. j. s. GRUVER. 7O3 Union Trust bldg. %
CHEVY CHASE, Md ROOMS AND BATH
full attic and cellar: otwater heat: elec-
triciy. gas and coal ranges: open fireplace: all
conyeniences. thoroughly modern; lot !nxl3i.
plenty fruit S4.2io Bargain for Immediate
purchaser. Rox 81. Star office.
CHEVY CHASE GROVE: BEAUTIFUL LOT
4oX132E 10 l5-ft. alley: high elevation:
cadamiZed sts.: shade trees: sidewalks: gas:
ele".; sewer, small cash payment. Box $50
Star office.
NEW AND MOST CONVENIENT HONE; ONE
block from electric ear. in Rockville. Md. !:
bungalow type; rooms. bath. pass pantry .
trim aud floors hardwood: large porches; cleo
tricty: hot water heat; sewerage, fine cellar
spacious attic: half-acre lot: berries and fruit
best material throughout Box 3.l Star Office
6s
FOR SAIE-SIX ACRES, NEAR PIKE. JUST
north OF Woodside. Md: good Groom house
fine well; shade and fruit trees; outbuildings
Now is the time look such place
Price. $3.50. Box 206. Star office.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

L. FIVE ACRE FARMS. GOOD SOIL. INtLt u
ing three six-room aud two hy"-room new
houses barns chicken houses. etc: adjoinin-
Columbia pike. Alex. county. Va about two
miles from Fort Nyer. Price. $4,000, trust.
$500. NJ. A. tHhMREKLiIN, GIG ST.
IL " end hoorl. Phone NJ :lSf
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNISHED-Continued.

TO SUBLET - ATTRACTIVE HousEK EEPING
apartment in the Wyoming: q ooms. baths
Apply Apt. 314 or phone North COLI. -
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NICE GROOM HOUSE: BATH: ELECTRIC
lights; furnace heat: large lot: fruit: garage.
one block TO electric cars: furnished unfur-
nishcd. G. ". ZONES Silver Snring. Md. II.
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s-room stone house. East Badensburg: faces
electric cars: l acre: basement: outhuildin.s:
fenced: pretty surroundings: 81 200: Slop cash.
80 month.
MARION DTCKETT & son.
CT
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FOR SAIE-:io ACRES EXCELLENT LANn:
large orchard; barn: beautiful budding ste:
Si.np.
/ acres: sr. house; furnace, harm. fruit 5000.
WILLIAMS n CO. East Falls shur-5l. Va.
FOR SAlE-FaIsMS ANp COT NIisl HOMES
in northern Virginia and Mary land. oo;tyen-
tent to National Capital. high and hesthfui;
free from malaria. lowest priced land To i's
had IN any good section around Washington
city: electric and low Cornmutaf iuu rates
in many cases: farms rayIu. large Irr-
centages OF profit. Write US for Information
call Farm Department. WM. IL. SAtS-
DERS & Southern bldr
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POULTRY AND Fruit FARM.
Furnished hcm" in III" mount siHs. ~ nllles
from Washing. 1ou, ~ =. rN necessary ou'-
buildings. best Of wafer. JOHNS liopkirs t~st;
Immediate o"cnpar"A. - 7cir0. an ungsui
crcT. Phone Columbia 3SIl.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR KENT-pE WILL SELL. oN EASY FAY
m"nts iiacrc farm: splendid soil: excellent
water: growing crops fruit berries, on RATIO,
and Wash. boulevard: nice cottage. q rooms.
cellar good onthuldns~. rent. 81, per mouth.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.)

CHEAP-s ROOMS. CELLAR AND ANIL: ON
. floors: detached: within 20 minutes to cen
Ter Of city: reason for selling. going to Cali
fornfa Mrs. WALL, 800 Second National
Bank bldg. "rd floor. or after $50 pa 9Th sc.
OWNER WISHES To SELL HIS Or. RECEP.
hall and bath: modern overlooking Zoo Park:
will sacrifice for 1900; trusts, $500; rents
SIS month. Address Box 1913. Star ONCE.
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FOR SALE-Ei OWNER.
have new S-room hungalo w-type house which
desire to dispose of at low price. Il is
worth $1,000. but will sell for less. / need
some cash. There is trust of 5000 on the
property, and the more cash you can pay the
better, l will discount the price in proper
tion. You must see this artistic home TO apprc
ciate it. Beautiful granite stone foundation
stone piers 10 porch ceiling: stone piers under
double back porch sleeping porch. tiled bath
room: guaranteed hot-wa.er heater; stationary
laundry tubs: cement cellar: large attit; fronts
south macadamized street: cement walks:
J.. block to street In the District of Co.
lurnhia on the Rockville line: fare: 30
minutes 10 city. City sewer, water, gas, cleo
tric lights. Remember. this is new house
and never been occupied. Terms I" suit.
might trade for cheaper property il some cash
is included.
Address Mrs. TERRY. Box 80, star office.
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Judges and Clerks to Serve
 in Democratic Primary Nov. 8

Judges and clerks for the Demo- cratic primary election to be held in Jefferson county on Monday, Novem- Der 8, were selected and announced yesterday by Jo, Nichol, T. B. Gui- ledge and l.. w. Clements, composing the subcommittee of the county com mittee, in charge of the election. City Precincts. irF
 The officials at the four city pre- cints are as follows:
 First Ward-A. B. Smith, Tom Or ton, Campbell Fox, judges. o. G. Keeler and Knox iScull clerks.
 Second Ward-Bob Burford, M. J. Mead, Oscar Spellman. judges, J. H. Mccain and Zack Tankersley, clerks.
 Third Ward-Drew White, U. w. Poss, Alex Strauss, judges. Alex Barrow and M. H. McGehee, clerks.
 Fourth Ward-J. A. Clement, w. A. Use, w. J. Shepherd, judges. Henry Scull and Sam F. Hilzhem Jr., clerks.
 County Precincts. For the precincts and townships outside Pine Bluff the committees selections are as follows:
 Vaugine-Lea Mead T. l.. Mosely Albert Bobo, judges. T. J. Wilson and J. F. Lites, clerks.
 Barraque-P. w. Pratt, J. M. Henry J. W. Campbell, judges. M. M. Ashley and William Scmerville, clerks.
 Bogey-W. R. French. J. F. sen nett, j. A. Goodwin, judges. w. w Simpson and Shelby Jackman clerks
 Bolivar-F. s. Glover, w. G. Mas sey and J. B. Miller, judges. w. D Webb and Earl Wright. clerks. Dudley Lalze--J. D. Niven, D. E Tucker, w. P. Notes, judges Chas Stone and T. J. Bunyard. clerks. Dunnington-W. H. Townsend, B
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1 N. Word, c. B. Shelton, judges. L, B. West and w. R. Rutl-dge, clerks.
 Jefferson-W. D. Higgins, l., e. McNe1l, Joe Water, judges. J. A. Nc Coy and G. B. Maupin. clerks.
 Melton (Hooker) r)-Ashley Crow, w. A. Rogers, A. B. Patton, judges. Guy Hooker and J. c. Norton, clerks. .i-
 Melton (N2wtons Store)-L. E. Frazier, H. H. Mundell, John Arn- tree, judges. J. M. Ballew and Hafve Hankins, clerks. h'A Nivan-J. M. Sinclair, w. H. Bab- cock,J T. Smithwich, judges. Jim Mcclellan and T. A. 'Pearce. clerks
 Old River-Dan Nicks, E. w. Brlln- son, D. s. Crow, judges. N. H. Me Peak and w. F. Lindsay, clerks.
 Pastoria-J. w. Baldwin, M. H. .lFipkin, A. R. Whitley, judges, L. J. Willis and John Tucker, clerks.
 Plum Bayou, (AltheimeD-L. M. Quattlebaum, l.. D. Hardeman, E. l.. Bowe, judges. R. B. Ashcraft and G l.. Eilbott, clerks. Plum Bayou (SherrilD-W I. Payn H. R. Barrett, Sam Dodds, judges. R. F. Ford and G. w. Morrow, clerks.
 Richland--C. w.. Butts, w. l.. Clem- mons, Harry Eversfield, judges. s, w. Blankenship and L. C. McDill l clerks.
 Rcberts-J. M. Acklin, w. F.. Mur- phy, John Matthews, judges. F. B Stokes and J. w. Wright, clerks.
 Spring-Ban Watson, F.. w. Branch s. H. Ragsdale, judges. l.. M. Kelley and J. l.. Hara1son, clerks.
 Talladega-W. J. Johnson, Neal Sanders, Fred Cahoon, judges. M. M Hamilton and Fred Andersen, clerks
 Victoria--W. B. Cook. M. w. Ov- erton, R. B. Rice, judges. w. R. Willis and T. W. Estes, clerks.
 Vil1emont-W. M. Hardester, F. B Smith. w. B. Powell, judges. Street Hardester and J. L.. Capps, clerks II Washington--C. D. McAllister- C. F. Hudson. Jca Ben Baldwin, judges c. w. Robinson and l.. l.. Musgroye clerks. hr )sN'
 Whiteville (Faith)-H. M. Dial, R l.. Husehon, Tom Scallion, judges G. w. Bay. and Leroy Culpepper Clerks.
 ! Whitaville Spring Hill-Ef Glover, J. NJ. Jacks. Walter Parker judges. W..z. stone and w. N. Willis clerks. ..n. ,5< 45
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I'D THE VOTERS OF JEFFERSON
 COUNTY.

I am informed that my opponent is trying to make political capital out of the showing made in clerks report bv county prisoners. wish to call your attention to the fact that all tne expenses, including COST of convlc, ton, feeding, clothing. guarding ana medical attention of these prisoners has been charged and paid for by the county. Up to this time the county has not received any returns on thls years crop. Your attention Is called to the report of the committee of last grand jury as to what kind of crop was produced by these prisoners this year. None of this crop has been sold they also cleared 100 acres oi land which is yet to be paid TOT, ana when all this revenue has been re- ceiyed. the showing will not be bad: also wish to call your attention to the fact that the magistrates of the coun- tv are more responsible for this ex- pense than any one else, but TOT the fact that last winter when times were so hard so many poor unfortunate la borers were out of work lssueo an order. forbidding the sending Of pris- oners convicted of vagrancy to the county farm, there would have been a very much worse showing. It has not heen more than two months ago since mv honorable opponent came to me asking that a prisoner convicted by him of vagrancy. with a SMALL ZINE AND BIG COST (rememDel inc fine goes to the county and the cost to the officersl be allowed to gc to the farm in order that he misn' get his cost. .,, l.. more solicitous of our county's wei fare a County Judge. than ne mas been as justice of the peace.
 would be glad to abolish tnls ex, ,pense, but the result would De tna' tnese prisoners would have to re- main in jail thereby incurring g greater expense with no returns:
 D. c. M. iPHILPOT,
 Candidate for County and Prooate
 ' Advertisement.
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Douglas, Ariz., Oct. 30.-The fol- lowing erders have been issuel1by General Funston to the 6,900 Amer ica ntroops stationed here:
 Resist by force of arms an attempt of Villa troops tG cross into American territory.
 "stop any attack ~ Villa forces upon Agua Prieta, which lmperlls American life or property"
 Working side by side with Car ran2ista soldiers, American infantry men tonight completed the last of the trenche along the international line bstweenttDouglas and Agua pPrleta. Both sides of 1te boundary are a net work of, entrenchments, for g distance Of more than twelus miles. js.
 One bulletpcrq qssing to the American stNa of the border will3be the signal for the, United States troop to go into action. ,qMd is tnot ihelieva d possible here that ViEa can attack the McXl- can town without firing into Douglas The more timidT residents already are removing themselyes, and thelr families from the town. ,.11t :
 Villa, at the head of 18,000 men, is tonight reported within twelve miles of the border, and battle is expect e dtomorrow or Monday.Ht '3s ss 9ts
 Two trains bearing Carranza troops who crossed American territory from Eagle Pass to Douglas, arrived here tonight. The Mexican forces imme- diat@ly crossed to Agua Prieta to re- inforce the garrison there. ,y.r 2
 Gennrale Calles, in command of Agua Prieta, today gave assurances to the civil aud military authoritias here that the CarranZa government will pay the { expenses of refuges from Agua Prleta who seek asylum on American sGil during the coming battles. G23 bEitts,a 1" .,e' tsatf' Tw .ty-tWo Americans from Ei Tigre and Esqueda, who were held under arrest several days by the.Nila advance guard, arrived here toni'slf, having been forced to walk overland for two days.
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FRENCH INCREASE GAINS
|crtheast Of St. Vast, Germans Re- Capture Trenches.

London, Oct. 30.-Violent fighting
 the Artois district is reported in pth official reports issued by the Fench war Office. The French oops appear today to have solidified pd increased the gains made last ght at Boesenhach. On the other hand. it is admitted lat northeast of Neuville St. Vaast e Germans were able to re-capture lrts of lost trenches, but this ad- (nce, it is said, was immediately flted by fire from the supporting enches.
 |Ihe repulse of German attacks east the Labyrinth" and near Souchez also reported.
 Clampagne continues to be the zone terrific fighting, the Germans bom- ralng French positions on the tte de Tahure with extreme vio- nee, and failing in four earlier at- FPS to win back trenches near La uHine.
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Safe Blowers Fail to Open Pine Bluff Strong Box
 Friday Night.
EXPLODE CHARGE.
 AND MAKE ESCAPE
Attempt to "Bl0W" Safe in West Bar. raQue Street Business Building Not discovered Until Yesterday Morn.
 ing, None Hearing Explosion.

The safe in the office of the Pine Bluff Bottling compnay, at Pine and West Barraque streets, was unsuc- cessfully attacked by one or more veggmen some time Friday night.
 A charge of some explosive, believ- ed to have been nitro -glycerine, made hole in the top of the safe, but the yeggmen did not complete their job probably being frightened off before they could succeed in blowing open the heavy iron structure.
 The attempt at safe blowing was discovered by Lawrence Dixon yes. terday morning, when he opened the place for the transaction of business. He immediately communicated with Ben Feinberg. his partner in the busi- ness, with Mayor Simon Bloom, and with Chief of Police Frank Stewart.
 As several hours had no doubt elapsed, ii is probable the yeggman or yeggmen had left the city on one of the early morning trains, before lA0 dttEulpIcu IOUUciS Wdo uI0SONC1 ed. Chief of Police Stewart and ali the men of the police department went to work on the case, however, and all through last night the investi- gation was continued, no apparent re- suits being achieved and no results having been made up to an early hour this morning.
 No one has been found who heard an explosion during Friday night, this despite the fact the Pine Bluff com nany's office is only short distance from the lobby of the Jefferson hotel with its night crew on duty. There IS no way to judge whether the attempt was made late in the night or early nj the morning. It is believed but tne charge of the explosive was set off, the condition of the safe lndlcat- ing this. and indicating further that 3 second charge would have forced pr torn it open. This condition leads to the impression that the yeggman or yeggmen were frightened of be- fore they could fire the second charge.
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100000 BATTLING.
nan King Watching Engagement which Austrians Lose 4S,O0O.

arls, Oct. 30.-The great Austro- sln battle, in which 100000 men soOO guns are engaged. is pro- ung on the whole front, principal lu .ne Carso where King Victor is ,ching the fighting. ns sacrifice of human life is 'moas. Austrian losses in six days
 aeciared to have been 10000 eso' So'OO0 wounded, and 5000 pris- M Italians plan to intensity the Lung until the fall of Gorizia, im'no and Plezzo.
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EXTEND STEEL PLANT.
Alabama Company Plans Expenditur'
 of BE Millions. ,. ..oss

Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 90 "A con templated addition to the Fairfield plant of the American, steel and Wire company to cost approximately $3,- 800 ,OOo is said to have been the, req son for an inspection tour. of the properties by Prasiden William Pal: mer of Chicago, and other .promiren' officials of the. company today President Palmer declined to affirm ,orS denty the report. ,s5.T. -s,sro
 Judge John NJ. Elliott will leave to day for Devall's Bluff to conduct term of chancery court.
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Women and Children Fight Fire.

Columbiana, Ala. oct. SO.-women and children forming buckee ol,, T, gade half a mile long saved nail ol the % business section of this town from destruction; by fire today. Be fore inc flames were quenched, how ever, damage estimated at .a no. iss' ~s linen s5o,O0O resulted. Dynamite m allv was used to check the flames
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Wires Go Down Just After Report of Beginning of Fight Reaches XII Paso r Columbus
 New N ezIco.
CARRANZISTAS II&B&EB ARK AT DOUGLAS,
 CROSSING BORDER r O MEET VILLAS ARMY
Funston Gives Orders to R esst by Force of Arms Any Attempt of Villa Troop s'' to Gross Border-U.
 S. Sends Caryan "a Ammunition.

paso the Thirteenth cavalry border patrol N. twin Talonas, Chi
  oc
 between reached herc GU
 to have begun about tho of to tonight of infantry prepared to q a moments notice
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31

Prie ta by the troops Of General Villa.
 IL is believed a large part of the re- Inducements Carranza is sending to Gales and which had to proceed through American territory shculd have reached him this afternoon, but no evidences to that effect were re- ceived. If these re-inforcments fail to arrive in time. army officials thought Villa with his superior forces of coo would at once asssail the town.
 Agua Prieta is protected in front by trenches and barbed wire entangle-, ments, all along the southern line. Reports to tho department show that villa, pressing bis advantage, had arr. rived at point 12 miles west of the town last night and that today CalTes' cutpbsts were withdrawn into the town proper. . N' 4f}@
 General Funston today telegraphed secretary Garrison that if the situ-i ation demanded, he w.uld go to Doug las and take personal command of coco American troops assembled there. A cavalry patrol also Is guard ing the railroad bridge over which the trains must pass that are taking Carranza- Ire -inforcemtn,s to General Calles.
 If the Villa forces emdanger Amer ican liv9s or violate American terri tory. General Funston's orders permit him 10 teal with the situation sum- marily. Eis
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SpECULATOR SUICIDES. Caught Short on War Stocks, Richard Reid's Fortune Swept Away.

New York, oct. so.-Richapd H. Reid. 49, a stock broker and until recently reputed to be millionaire, committed suicide this afternoon at his home at Williamsburg. He told his wife that he had been caught short on war stocks. His losses fin- ally reached an enormous sum. he said. his entire fortune having been swept away ~s S$a .EA
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London, Oct 3O.--Field Marshal Ion Hindenberg's Riga army has suf-

London, Oct. 3O.--Field Marshal Ion Hindenberg's Riga army has suf- lered it's first serious setback. According to the admission of the German war office, the forces which )eyeral we eeks ago had crossed the Eissa have been obliged to withdraw b tne southern bank of the river. | How serious his forced retreat is an be gained from the official Ger nan statement.
 l It says the withdrawal was made fer two strong night attacks had een rspulsed. and in the face of a hird attack"
 This indicates that the offensive ower of the Russians must be reatly increased.
 Berlin reports successes by General |on Linsingen's army, asserting that
 I've positions were taken by the Ger
 pans in the Chartorysk region.
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|GON AND FIANCEE
 MOTOR TO ANNAPOLIS
-A'hs ni! from Publicity, Mrs. Galt Deiers Trip to New
 York,

son onA.aston, Oct. 30.-President ! Ito Aa sna Mrs. Norman Gait motor . aAaaapolis today and had lunch .vi,hpay party of friends. The return Gil, l'acat as.l incident and there was a igit sa'usring at the white house hs to os,t M changed her mind about lms ~ N Sew York today, admittedly Olsn. sue newspapers had foretold panv oW \. announced she will ac- es hs.a' 'ne president when he Aanhas. on Thursday to speak at
 an club in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-10-31
BOTH SIDES WE'LL ENTRENCILED. . .lN f -------E, Ea ,a-
 Villa Within P Miles of Agua Prieta fAF .7+ 14 Last Night. 9 e.,t ].

Washington Oct. 30-One million rounds of atnmunition are being rushed by special express from the United States tof the army of General Gales, who is hemmed in at Agua
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Great Reception for Carranxa.

Eagle Pass, Texas, Oct. 30.-Great preparations are being made in this city and tha town of Pedras Negras, to receive General Carranza tomor- row. '' N
 The presentation of the formal rec ognition of the Carranza government by the United States will be made att 'the customs house by Eliseo Arfedon- do, Carranza's agent at Washington.