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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
Y. M. c. A. DIRECTORS ELECTED.

Laurel Miss, June 14.-Seven di-
rectors of the Y NJ. c. A. were re-
elected at the annual election held on
Saturday, there being only seven of
the board of II elected each year. The
directors reelected are: w. F. Rum
BILE. E. d. Hurst, T. w. Yates, w. M.
Carter. f. A. Mccoy and J. B. Bridges.
A meeting of the board will be held
next Tuesday night and officers will
be elected.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
LAST THEATRICAL BOAT ON
MISSISSIPPI QUITS BUSINESS

Kansas City, June 14.-FOr genera
ton the steamer Dixie and its barge
n cruising theater, frightened the cor
Missouri and the Mississippi But the
aters on flatboats don't pay any more
Saturday the amusement flOtila was
sold under the hammer by William A..
Shelton, United States Marshal at
Usage City, Mo. 1t went to Des
MOines, Iowa. man for 81, 400. The
claims against it brought under ad-
miralty laws. totaled $4,000.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
BONDS FOR HOSPITAL.

Laurel, Miss, June 14.-The Jones
County Board of Supervisors, in SEES
sion at Laurel decided to publish not
ice of it's intention TO issue bonds IN
the sum of $4,000 to aid in the cree
ton of buildings for the South MIS-
sissippi Charity Hospital, to be located
i'm Laurel. An election will be neces-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14

Mr. }. >. Harrison. through his
agent. Thos. Ferguson, sold his hand
some residence, on West Pine street,
to Mr.. Ben ToOmer. of New Orleans,
who will soon remove his interesting
family back here to the delight of his
many friends. Mr. Toomer, like all
shreWd buyers, knew who to go to
for real estate bargains. 14-1t-c
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
ELECTION AT ELLiSviLLE.

F,IlisviiIe. Miss. June 1.-THE mu-
nicipal primary election here today
resulted as follows: For mayor, J.
T. TAYLOR, 105: w. S. Glenn. present
incumbent. so. For marshal. J. w.
Devall, present incumbent, III; Joe
Hill 81 A. R. Moody, 81. For alder
man at-large. DR.. w. S. Crawford. 81;
J. C. Austin. present incumbent. 20.
The executive committee elected to-
day is as follows: City at large. A. +.
Shoemaker; ward No. 1. Joe B. Cough: .
ward No. 2, DIR. |. p. Clayton: ward
No. 3, d. B. Jordan: ward No 4. J. A.
Tinnon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14

The flag will then be unveiled by Miss
Edwina McSwain and Miss Naomi
Hirsch. then the militia will fire a
salute and large quantities of fire
works will be let loose. Governor BIZ
DO will be represented by Maj. Hen
ton. of Lumberton and Maj. d. b.
Holmes, of Hattiesburg, members OF
his military staff.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14

sary only in the event that 20 per cent
of the votes of the county petition
against the bond issue. More than 900
signatures would he necessary on this
petition The City of Iavrel has oil
ready voted bond issue Of $90UUU
for the hospital, and the action Of the
county supervisors will insure its early
construction.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14

Ethel Barrymore, in The Kiss OF
Hate" five-part Metro, will he the
feature at the Gem tonight. On the
same program will be Rose Melville,
in Sis Hopkins and Animated Car
toons." Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin
comedy will be shown There will be
special music tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
BANKRUPT STOCK BRINGS 1920

Laurel. Miss. June 1.-THE stock
of II. e. E. Ginsburg store. bankrupt.
has been sold to J Eskund a. Son, of
Nashville. for $3.50. The accounts
were sold separately. The stock will
be disposed of in Laurel.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
CITY BREVITIES

A cablegram from J. F. Wilder, from
Panama, to Mrs. Wilder. stated that
lie had reached Panama all right and
would probably be home the first OF
next week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
200 POUNDS OF FISH CAUGHT
IN HOURS NEAR GULFPOR-

Gulfport. Miss, June IA new
record in the catch of fish in nearby
waters was made Sunday morning by
r. l.. Jones, ID. S. Jones and Ed Col
mer. who caught 200 pounds of
speckled trout and mackerel in three
hours
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-14
POLICE COURT

Minnie Johnson. profanity. plead not
guilty: discharged.
Mary Schofield. petit larceny $40.
Sonny Peel, embezzlement, $40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-28
Treie YreTe fit seras: 9ountrlag %. September 1916.

er perfen tonne, nit oQer Strait BON
Ii6. acknowledgements befano it'd
oie 13iabrige S6meiter Oes Suntger
in ser @urflinie> tie puroe BON Der
SloI6e an ser S6lofengegeno getrof-
fen u1o mar innerbolb oreiBig Winn=
ten cine 2ei6e.
Ser uYure 5000 .ano Drug
Gommiiiioner" Iobert $. &offntann
bat Nerfldrt, OaB Die in gtuitin Der
fanfte Mil6 Die Idlebteite i'm gan-
5en Staot Seras mdre; in peri1teoe-
men SSGGen mar oieielbe bis SIT 56
Bro5ent NIT 8aiier peroiinnt. Serr
Soffmam iagt, bob lett er Gbemifer
tpGre, linn nod ME cine oerart per-
f1llfte uno gum 8erfauf a~usgebote=
ne Mil6 porgefommen mare.
Iuf Dem Sauptplab bon Bel
ton m1roe neuli6 abeno cine Slap
perl6longe BON Dem 8oli3iiten syor=
man erIdoiien; oieielbe mar orei SUB
lang uno batte feds &lappern. Man
glollbt, oaB oas &eptil in elmer 60
oung &en poer &orn nod ser Staot
beri6leppt puroe.
- Sn 8barton bliibt oas Sc
i16ft infolge Der reiden @rnte mie
ME 5ltpor, oas 8elo roQiert nno oie
oortigen a1aufleute loqen al1snobms-
tpeiie einntal 5nfrieoen Iein, bie @rn=
tie lit oie rei6ite, Die in Ben lebtet
5ebn Sabren e~ingebeimlt puroe.
Der &ontraftor Sobn SiI muir
De in Der Ndbe bon MrmItrong, ettpa
20 Meilen n0rolidy bon Brownsville,
bon 5nei Merifanern iiberfoqert, BON
oenen er einen in Selbitperteioigung
eridoB. SiIl fiibrte cine 5iemlibe
Summe G}eloes 5ur Mus5abll1ng me
rifanilber Irbeiter nit ii6.
- 2ouis S1eioemartel bon SOFT
90 lit gum &onitrnftions S~t1eenieur
I'M uSroianer : 9ien1t" ernannt
poroen, Serr Sdeibemante( bat
idon einige Sabre ols S~ngenienr auf
oen 8bilippinen Der 9lrnoesregie-
rlrtg 9ienite geleiitet.
Sn Der Ndbe bon 5repburg BET
Slatonia tit s. 9ein5e I'M boben Of
ter bon 81 Sabren CUR erpigen &ibe
efngegangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-28
Gin 9th Manaaer?

7 Or. S. 90. GniBer (mabrlbeinlib
Gdmei5er) Mitelieo Der Stabt-aom-
milton BON Sapton, Ohio, Der iid
bier alf Der Ourdreiie befinoef, bot
Dor Dem &otarp Glib cine Heoe ge-
boIten iiber Die Mrt Der @ertpaltung
ieiner Staot, ii6er Die Jorti6ritte
nn0 griparniiie, Die iie inter
Dem ~&ommiiiions : Spitem gemaft,
mas er Mles Dem ltmltnlio 5ui6rei6t,
oaB Oapton neben Dem Wapor uno
Den aommiii1ren nod einen Gitp
Wanager bot, Der ale 9epartements
iibermndJt, alle 2eute anitellt II. TO-
3ujagen Die Steae zines Tr1lioenten
ooer @eneral-Gi anager elmer &orpo-
ration einnimnlt, Der Dem 9iref-
forum perantmortlid lit. @ir boz
ZEN nid}t, oaB Der p0npton Elan"
lpie Scr. Smiser Die ginri1tllng nit
Dem 9itp Manager pentlt, bier GIN
flaas uno gingang finoet, oenn mas
in Oapton empfeblensipert lit nno
iih beipabrt, mag nidt fir anbere
Staote paiien. Gin Gitp Manager
bate beiipielsmeiie bier in Gan An-
tonic Der MISUNDERSTANDING, mie lie
iid in Der %unerborten grb0bung Der
Saldre Der 9eamten, in Der Shaf-
lung nerer Iemter etc. ge5eigt, nidi
Girbalt gebieten fonnen. l1no penn
SEER SDiber nit Stol5 oarouf Der
meiit, oaB our6 Die Ginfiibrung Dec
neutrality-suspicious. Die Eolitif poa.
itanbig ans Der Staotperpoltilnq
mtsgeIdaltet mproen lit, 10 baben mir
bier leioer Die gegenteilige @rfab.
rllllu demaft.
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les, Sol, ser III einem Sotel nabe
Der Mlamo Yla3a logiert, muroe,
mie ct ser Soli5ei mitteilte, am
0ienltag abeno INT 500 %beltoblen.
Sin iutlger Mtam uno cine Srall
lpltroen als peroa9tig perbaftet, ood)
erfldren beioe, ni1ts bon Der Sad)e
5l piiien. Ser 0iebltabl muroe ni1t
I'M Sotel, loroern an einem anoerrl
Ylabe periibt.
CHARLES Sbiner, Elm langiabri=
ger 9eipobner I'M erer Staot uno frlt=
berer Iloerman, Der in @on5ales i'm
sIlter BON Sc Sabren %geitorben mar,
murbe am Mitttpob off Dem bieltger
DOB Seloip 5rie0bof beeroigt.
l1nlere Boli5iiten merben am
90. Nopember ibren 3. Sabres : 9a1
in Der 8eetbopen Saae abbalten; Der
er5ielte @epinn flieBt IN Die aaiie
Der San It1tonio 8olice Sumo ai=
location.
$. S. @aag, Ger in geo. 30712
@eit-Gommeree StraBe Elm llbren=
utto Sumeleneei6aft betreibt, meloe=
te Der Goli5ei oaB Spibbuben feline
2aoenfaiie I'M $25 beitablen, nab
reno er einen &llroen i'm poroern
Sell oes 2aoens beoiente.
- Ybilipp Siri1 tpuroe am Mitt-
nod abeno i'm Maoilon Square
Yarf bon einem StraBenrauber init
porgebaltener Yiitole angebalten llno
Inn 50 beraibt.
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Gntideionnaen I'M lthr.4srpseR.

Hidter Saploe bat oen Snjrnf-
tionspro3eb oes Yoli5eifommiifarS
ubr gegep Meapor 8roipn entfbieoen.
Die @rttl1eioltng erfennt an, bob go
liseifommiiidr ubr oas aleinige
He6t bot, Yoli5ei uno SeuerlDebr 81
Ieiten, Dab Der Mapor fem &eGt bot,
Grnenm1neen fiir oieies 0epartemeni
3n MAIDEN unb befieblt Dem WaDor,
alle grnennungen, Die er gemabt bot,
5lt %tptoerrnfen Ii. iib @ingriffe in Die
syiibrlnq oes requirements 81
entbalten. 0ie @ntl6eionng err
fenut ober oas &ed)t bes WaDors
an Spe8ialpoli5iiten fir irgeno cine
geiesIibe S6tigfeit, Ole ieOo6 ni6ts
nit Dem reguIGren @eidaft oes $50
li5ei- uno Seuerpebr : 0eparte-
ments 51 TIM baben bari su errten-
men. Sn 8e5ug auf Die iieben Boli-
Seibeamter, Die &ommiiiar 1br emit
Iaiien bat, erflart Die gntIdei0une,
oaB Sames SO. G~arlitbers, Soc 8bite
uno 2erop gdbart, Der Satiode,
tpertn allb nift Dem Geht nod, Be
an1ten I'M Yoliaeioepartement uno
oaber olib berehtigt iino, ibre Stel-
len 81 bebalten. ST.. 6. Delaney,
g(ooIpb &obr, Connie Grome nnb 6.
g. Mnfer5on Ieien aber peoer geieb-
Iif, nod. tatia1Ii1 in Dem 0eparte=
nient angeiteqt, erflart Die gntidei-
Dung, utb iie bdtten auh ME eine
anoere offi5ieIIe Stelung eingenom-
rnert nls bie BON Spe5ialpoli5iiten
ltnter grllennitlg oes Mapors. Sic
bdtten baber fem 3edt, Mmtsf1ftio-
men int 9epartement aits5uiiben, aber
lie fonaiten lire Menlter als oSpe-
GALS an1 fer1er inne balten.
AIs leine perionlide Aniidt er-
flarte gidter Saploe miinoIid, baB
Dos &edt 6es MaDors, Spe5iaIpoli-
5iiten 81 %ernennerl, iid ailf fpe5ie1e
Gelegenebiten beidr1nfe u1o oaB bie
@mtst6tigfeit Der grnannten aufbo=
rem loIe, ueul Die ipe8ielle @elegen=
belt Doriiber iei.
Die Gntideiomng ideint nod bei-
Den Seiten bin nidt b~efrieoigeno 81
3ein, oo lie oas offenbore Heft oes
~Aommiiiars IpieOer Ieltiam perflauilt-
liert ntlo aud benz Mappr nibt aieht,
mas er baben mill. geioe Seiten ba-
ben oenn auh ihon fun0getan, Dab
lie dppellieren tpoqen.
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Ser Geaii.

(stus Der 81. p. Gtaatg5eitung. y
@ir bra6ten Dor Ginger 3eit cine
&anogIoiie: u@erm in Baltimore
beim 8ortrage oes Star Spnngleo
Banner alh Die Muiifer iid) erbeber
ioaen, TO Itebt 5it boffen, bob 5t
@rniten Der geaiiten cine ausnab-
me gema6t miro"
0iele gemerfung peranlaBte ben
befannten Gelliiten Cornelius ban
8liet IN minneapolis, einen gebore=
men Solanoer, uns cine @rinnerung
aus ieiner &liiien5eit mit5uteilen.
SEER ban 0liet mirfte I'M Mai 1904
in &llBla1o als Solilt nnb erltcr
geuiit in einem Srdeiterfon5ert inn
aoels Saal IN ct. Yetersburg NIT.
sd mar er5dblt Der &iinltler
- crit einige Gage in MuBlano nno
iomit NIT ben @erD1ltnillen nno
gigentiimli6feiten oes 2anoes nidt
pertraut. Oa BEL Dem &onsert meb-
rere Witglieoer Der &aiierIiden
Semitic ltno Der 6of anmeleno ma
rem, Duroe es natiirlid nit Der ruff
l6en Nationalbpmne einaeleitet. SD
mar ais Geqilt getpobnt, BEL oerar-
tigen @~elegenbeiten liben All blei=
ben, mabreno Die iibrigen Mitalieoer
oes Srheiters aufItanoen - oas
geaoipieIen i'm Steben lit Ginger
maBen nit Sdtpierigfeiten perbun-
ben. l1no 10 blieb tb eben iiBen. =
G6er ni6t lalgei - Gin 9oliseiof-
Ti5ier iab iib pernnlaBt, altf oas So
blum 81 ellen rno iid I'M Stlirm-
fbritt mir 81 nGbern. Cd abnte
nidts BON Dem nabenben @erbGna-
nis, als mid etrpus bon binten art-
ifnau5te, urlb 5par ebenio rai6 uno
fr1ftig als unperit1noli6 ser
ToliseigeiDaltige lprad ruiiiidl mas
mir oamals genan 10 geldnfig mar
ME periiId) ooer ~booofnoiidl ib
muBte nift, mas Der Wonn mollte.
@iner meiner &ollegen iiberiebte mir
Die unboflide arfforoerung oes 49,.
anlten, fofort aufsuiteben iuno nab.
reno oesSpielenS Ser Nationalbpmne
iteben 81 bleiben, fpiorigenfans er
mid pegen oieles y@ergebens" per-
baften tperoe. SD ita1o auf = ib
bate hidt Die g~eringite 2uIt, nit
elmer riIiilden @efdngnis3eae ge-
fanntidaft 81 MAIDEN. i6 bin Geliit
uno polte nift 3eliit meroen. Sd
nabm ben Sta6el aus Dem Geao
beraus, ltellte es onf einen Stubl
uno b~ebanoelte es ais aontraboB.
SIN anidluB an oieies grlebnis
bemerft 0err ban 8liet: Die Snran-
mel in &uBlano lit 10 aroB, oaB ie=
Der Wenl6 - aud in offentliden
@ebaiioen ME Tolt ODER 9abnbof-
Dor Dem 9iloe oes GSoren Sen Srt
abnebmen muB, une in oieien @e-
bduben bdrgt imnier elm Gsarenbilo.
SIM Sale Der @eigerung miro ser
Wiiietdter fpegen Maielt1tsbeleioi-
girig beitraft. 9ergleihen mltet Ell
men uie Ole @eBIerepiiooe i'm EEL
on.
ltno oas tit oas 2an6. Dem man
bier5ulanoe Den Sieg iiber oas erIte
alilturbolf Der groe, oie DeutIden,
gonnt. SD bin Sol1noer bon Sc
burt, aber mir lit felt 8eginn oieies
9rieses ourd bic 2iiaen- lno Ses.
fampdgne gegen Deutidlano ser
@ufentbalt IN amerifa perIeibet."
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1cracps
8aumlupQe.
Gottpmiamen- EruSufte.

Gan Mntonto, Ger, 147s gts.
@alpelton. geitern. 1850 Gts.
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u ITerIei.

9ie Eetoil Grocer unlerer
Sfnot balter beiitc Ibcno cine Ser
ianmlung in ibrer Safe ab, in Der
Die @riinOe Der allgemeinen Treis.
serbobung Der Nabrungsmittel BE-
iprofen mcroen. Mfnn beabiiftiat,
Die gunoes : Hegierutg aufsufor-
bern, cine idarfe llnterildmne iiber
Die llriaden oes Steigens oller
2ebensmittel %an5iiorDnen.
Sieben offentlide Ibeno-S du.
len meroen n1diten Montag fir Ser
lnterrift geoffnet, bier oerielber
limb mir @eiBe, orei fiir 0cger be.
itimmt. Die ben NeiBen 5ugdngIi
den Sdulen befinben ii9 I'M Sod
ihul @e6duoc ON Ser Main gloe.
Breckenridge @odfduIe i'm 400 Bloc
Der Soutb Ilamo Gtrabe, Iaparrl
Sdule in go. 655 Der Siib Eeco:
Strabe uno 8opie SdyuIe an Iori
Colorado StraBe. Die ltnterridtsi1
der iino: 3eidnen, engIil6er Inter
ritt fir 3remogeborene, Spaniff)
&ipil Serpice uno Die aetpobnIidei
gIementarf1der.
O. .. Erulde aus Cos Gnge
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3piebeln, California, $500 Ii. 1925.
8obnen. Crime. 1925 per BuideI.
Nnoieshen. 40e +. / Oeo. <NiinoeI.
8lumenfobl, &c unb IL per Hfo.
&obl, 1925 per Crate.
Griiner Rfeffer. 81 per gnfheI.
Seuerie, Csc nno 75c per @ubeno.
BeteriiIie, 35e Der 2bo.s NiinoeI.
Somaten. Se1as, A SCRIBE, 85c uro
90c.
acknowledgement per Bfb. 12hc.
@urfen, Der Crate $500.
&opfidGat, $500 per Crate.
@elbe @lrseIn, 40c II. SOC per Sbo.
Sqiafb, Soc II. 90c per 8ufbel.
Spiunt. Toe per 8uidel.
Ofrn, $500 fir @ufheI.
Beefen. 46c per 0sb. =8iinoeI.
@antaloupes, Stanbarb, $2.25 per
Honb. 75c per Crate.
@ierpflan8en. St.25 per guidlel.
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9spif mud Der alien Seimat.

Die nd1ften neutralen 0ampfer,
Die 8oitioden fir 0eutidlano unf
Selterreid-l lngarn bon SEEM Dori
mitnebmen iin0:
nariitianiafioro1, Bergen, Cams
tag, Z. Oftober.
.Seaig Slap", aopenbogen, Don.
nerltag. ~. Sftober.
yStodbolm, @otbenburg, Cams.
tag, IA. Sftober.
0Sreoerif Will. &openbdgen
Mittmod, IS. Sftober.
Limited States", aopenbagen
9onneritag, &c. Ofto6er.
q@ergensfioro", 9eraen, %. OF.
tober.
Sc lit notpenorg, Den 0amen bes
betreffenben 0ambfers groB uni
beutlid) auf Dem 8riefumihIoq 81
permerfen. Sober Brief IoGte ser.
art ntorfiert merben, oa er FONT bel.
leidt aitf neutralen 9ampfern befor.
bert miro, Die ensliide SGfen anlau'
fem.
~ - -.
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Rich WRarft.

Snn Slntonio, Ser, %. Sept. 19f6-
&iibe 1915 Bis $3.50.
aGIber S4.75 Bis $3.50.
OhSen $500 Bis 1925.
SuIfen $4.75 Bis $500.
ct. 9ouis, 2s. Sept. 1916. 8ino@
oieb. SerassGieh. $3.50 biz $500.
Sdtpeine $500 biz $1,000.
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i.okaIes.
Observation-Disclosures 8etter.

Sir San Intonio uno nmgegeno:
@eute Mbenoa unbeitanoig, fibler
SSreitag, flar.
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ean antpnio, geg., 20. Sept. 1916
8rime gruoe Cotton GeeO Oil, SO
Gents Der @alone
Mc,p Yprf, %. Sept. - Spot $10.45
bio; Sanuar, S10.2S itlo 5000;
Sebruar, $10.40 unb $10.44; Rdr8,
$10.52 uno $10.53, ygpril, $10.55 unO
5000, September, $10.45 uuo
$11.00; 6ftober. $10.46 uub $10.49;
Nobember, $10.26 nno $10,29; 9e3emz
Der. $10.24 nnb StO.25
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- Die 8eit fIieet, mem bic sslii-
gel niht beihnitten ftno.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-19
HEARD
IN SMITH CASE
Las Cruces Bank Irregular
tiles Charged in Alamo
gordo Trial.

Alamogordo, n. NJ, April l9.-J. W.
McCarty. assistant cashier OF the First
National bank of Tucumcarl. was the
principal witness for the state. in the
case against Turner r. H smith. for
mer president Of the defunot Erirst state
bank OF Las Cruces. Last night marked
the close OF the second day and the sec
ond night session Of the trial trans
ferred from Las Cruces to Alamororlio
on the defence's motion for a change OF
venue
McCarty testified that he has had six
years experience in banking and ac-
counting, and is "a years of age. Since
coming to New Mexico. he has made ex-
aminations and reports on the Interna.
uonal Bank of Commerce, Of Tucum-
carl; the First State bank of Tucur,-
carl and two reports on the FIRST state
bank Of Las Cruces. The first examine
ton of the First state bank of
Las Cruces was made i'm Janu-
ary 1914, almost a year before its fall
ure. He went TO Las Cruces. he said. to
make this examination, under instruc-
tons from judge Lieb, presiding Judge
OF the district court at Tucumcari.
Had Trouble Seeing Books.
Ihe examination to be made, witness
said was for the purpose of settling
some differences existing between the
first state bank of Tucumcari and the
First State bank Of Las Cruces, and was
agreed to by T. r. II. Smith, president
Of the Las Cruces bank Arriving at
Las Cruces. witness said he was denied
the privilege of examining the records
and affairs Of the First State bank, I'M
I'll he had secured a commission as a
special deputy bank examiner, and the
bank was then compelled 10 let him
make the examination.
Witness said this examination re-
veaied the fact that the bank was then
insolvent. and that he so reported. and
that the bank should have been closed
at that time. The capital stock at that
time witness declared. had been i'm
paired 20 percent He said the records
showed the undivided profits to be
1899. the surplus $1,000 The second in
vestigation he made was after the fail.
ure occurred. when he represented the
investigating committee Of the New
Mexico legislature
Accounts Identified.
The witness identified the account OF 1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-19
VILLA RAIDERS
PUT ON TRIAL
Seven Men at Deming Face
Charge Killing American
at Columbus, N. M.

Demins, n. H., April 19-seven
Mezioans charged with having been
concerned in the Villa raid on Column
bus, n. NJ. on the morning Of Thurs
day, March Q. went on trial here today
on charge Of MURDER
The defendants-B. NJ sebio. Anser-
VIC Renceria, Tarino Garcia, Jose Rod
riguez, Francisco Alvarez. Juan Cas-
tillo and Jose Rangel-were indicted
last week on the charge OF numbering
Chas. d. Miller, one Of the American
victims Of the massacre that accom-
Columbus
The trial IS being held before judge
Edward L. Medler of Las Cruces, who
Is presiding in the place of Judge Col
lin Neblctt.
The prosecution is in the hands Of
district attorney James r. Waddill, as
sisted by j. S. Caught, his deputy, and
the defence is represented by Buel r.
Wood. Of Carrizozo-
r. 3 Stone, special agent Of the U.
s. department. OF justice. who investi-
gated the raid at Columbus. is here
from III Paso, looking after the inter-
ests Of the United States in the case.
Six OF the prisoners were captured
I'm Mexico by the Pershing expedition
and sent back TO the border. They
were wounded in the fight at Column
bus and we're abandoned by Villa at
FL Vale. in the Galeana valley, where
the American expedition picked them
up.
The jury was chosen without any re-
iections. One juror objected to capital
punishment
First witness Heard.
Deputy sheriff II. A. Hulsey described
the raid and death of Miller. He iden-
titled Francisco Alvarez, who was in
Columbus six months ago. TarinO
Garcia was also there in February, he
said. and Jose Rodriguez was in
Columbus the night before the raid.
He talked TO the prisoners after their
capture All stated that they held
horses during the raid and were shot
on the retreat, but admitted being
armed.
It is almost unprecedented in the
criminal history of the country to try
six men for murder at the same time
on the same Indictment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-19
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them in Ell PasO. and Good
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Mrs t E Armstrong. 7O7 E. Mis-
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Doan's Kidney Pills to several of my
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-19

". T. Jacoby, treasurer of the town Of
Las Cruces and disburser Of the Las
Cruces school building fund This ac-
count showed deposit OF S23 305.6O on
Feb "a. 1914. In November, 1914 this
account was overdrawn $3.50, and on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-19
Dad AZ savoy &C. Id 5. stanton.


Washington, d. C., April 19.-Results
Of research work which he said would
revOlutiOnize present theories regard
ing the origin of cancer. were an
nounced before the National Academy
Of Science here Tuesday by DR.. Erwin
r. Smith. in charge Of the pathological
laboratory of the federal bureau of
plant industry. He said experiments
with plants had convinced him cancer
was due TO a germ and that solution of
the problem Of cancer treatment would