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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

Sheridan Road Day was success.
This was the decision of the committees
in charge when they gave up the trail
at the club rooms of the Commercial
Club in Racine late Tuesday night. g 1t
has accomplished what we wanted to
accomplish" said Ray Smith, president
of the Wisconsin Sheridan Road assoei-
alton. cit has shown some Of the PEG
pie the great need Of the Sheridan Road
and we know that they will convince
others
Every single feature of the program
made it little late but the program
was complete Illinois did not nearly
come up to her promises but Illinois
sent half as large delegation as did
Wisconsin and Illinois showed her en-
thusiasm over the completion of the
road. 1t is going to be historic day
in the history of road building for when
little Miss Jeffrey of Kenosha and lit
tie Miss Lyon of Waukegan aided Gov
error Philip and Congressman Foss to
line half dozen moving picture ma
chimes were clicking along merrily and
the pictures are to he shown not only
III illinois and Wisconsin but all over
the United States.
Observation-Disclosures etaoin-- o
Much good was accomplished in the
"booster meetings" held at Ken0sha
late in the afternoon and in Racine in
the evening and lot of business men
who had not taken time to investigate
the. claims of the road movement for
their consideration were put on the
right track.
The meeting at the state line was one
of unusual interest. 1t was marked with
an interstate patriotism seldom seen at
any meeting along the state border.
The bands played con Wisconsin and
the caliope and the bells responded with
HIllinois- Illinois. - Interest conferred in
the addresses of Governor E. l.. Philip
of Wisconsin and Congressman Foss who
represented Governor Dunno of Illinois.
"'There is no state in the Union that
has more natural attractions to offer
than Wisconsin,, !" said Governor Philip
In his speech ut the state line following
the barrier cutting ceremony. "The
time has come when most Of the touring
Is done by autos, and to open up the
beauties Of our state we must have good
roads From a business standpoint,
there can be no better way for the state
to invest its money than in better high
ways.
We are all hoping for the time when
we can gather here to celebrate the com
pletion of this project. Let us all put
our shoulders to the wheel that this time
may come as soon as possible.
Matter of Near Future.
. l want to say to those from Illinois
that if they bring to bear upon their
governor the pressure that has been
brought to bear on me and will be in
the future, Sheridan Drive will be a
realization in a short time.
ct also want to add that if Illinois
can complete its end of the deal quickly
and point to it and say to Wisconsin,
Look what we have done,' we Badgers
won t let you say that very long"
Governor Philip pointed out that the
tendency is toward the elimination of
state lines, and that as these artificial
barriers are removed the value of good
roads will grow.
Congressman Foss Talks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
JORDAN OUTPUT SOLD.
Secretary Zens on Visit to Old Home
Declares New Auto Company is
having Real Business.

The Jordan automobile has made a
hit in the motor world, according to
Secretary Paul Zens of the company,
who was formerly with the Jeffrey
company here, and who dropped into
Kenosha on Tuesday evening for a few
hours visit with relatives. The COM
pany placed its production for the first
season at two thousand ears and Mr..
Zens declared that these were not only
sold, but in addition, orders for a
thousand extra cars have been booked
The company is making IA effort to
increase production in order to meet
demands. Large increase in the plant
of the company is promised for 1917.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
EAGLES ATTENTION.

There will be regular meeting Of
the Aerie Wednesday evening, septem-
Der 9th. The Buffalo Club will also
meet at this time. All members wish
ing to join the club are requested to
be present at this meeting.
s27adv John M. Ward, Secy.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

sit is a day of great inven-
tions and we found today that
the next invention that we must
have is a hydro automobile, one
which will run on land and
equally as well on water. Ke-
nosIa county has one distinc-
ton, 1t is a place where they
have roads of three dimensions
--lenghth, breadth and depth.
Not in any first class civilized
nation of the world are two
great cities like Milwaukee and
Chicago connected by such
trail as you have. The city of
Kenosha is an oasis of good
streets in a desert of bad roads
of three Dimensions. Frank
Cannon, Secretary Of Wiscon-
sin Association.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
Star taxi. Phone 244.
advtf

"Kenosha is an island on the
good roads map. 1t may have
done great things and it may
be doing great things for its
development as an industrial
center, but if Kenosha does not
look to the important matter of
building trunk line roads it is
going to be backwoods village
with other cities ON the path
of progress far outstripping it.
The roads in Kenosha county are
such as TO make them disgrace
to the state and reflection
upon the sound business judg-
ment of the people. Some day
Kenosha hopes for great park
along the lake shore. The
greatest pathway to this park
must be a completed Sheridan
Drive. Milwaukee has done its
part and it is ashamed of the
negligence of Racine and Keno
sha. Mayor Dan Hoan of
Milwaukee.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

"Good roads between Chicago
and Milwaukee are just as i'm
: portant to Kenosha and Racine
as they are to these great cities.
The automobile has brought a
new problem in transportation
and great growing cities like
Kenosha can not fail to seek to
meet and solve this problem.
The auto has emancipated the
farmer. The good road is the
real agency to bring the farmer
and the city together. Wiscon-
sin must have roads built right
and we must not overlook the
great necessity of maintaining
the roads we built and main
tanning them in an honest and
economical manner. "--Governor
E. L. Philip.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

The Ladies Aid of the Danish Nor
wegian NJ. E. church will give a parcel
post sale, Thursday night, September
2sth at 500 o'clock Everybody in
-yited. Eadvs27
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
NOTICE w. =. y

All members are requested 10 meet
Thursday a. m. at 800 O'Clock sharp
TO attend the funeral service of the
late Mrs. Murray of Dayton street. By
order of the President. adv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
DANCE.

Opening dance of the season giveA
by the F. N. Fl. Club at Danish Broth
erhood Hall, Friday evening, Septem-
Der 90. Music by Lindstrand. Admis-
sion 25 cents. advs29
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

"We blush with shame at
what we have seen today and
we know that if the rest of the
people of these great lake shore
counties but knew the condi-
tions, that bad roads would be
succeeded by better, if not the
best roads. Ny faith in the
people of Racine and Kenosha
county leads me to declare that
they will not be obstacles in the
march Of progress. '-Congress-
man Fl. A. Cooper.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28
Sheridan Road Boosters En-
tirely Satisfied With Pill
grimage to the State
Line on Tuesday.
PEOPLE TO SEE GREAT NEED

Big Meetings Are Held in Racine and
Kenosha After Return of Wisconsin
Party to the State Line-Wiscon-
sin More Interested Than Illinois.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

1.-THE weatherman just looked
on and showed you, not only
how good roads could be, but
how bad bad roads can be. 1t
was the weatherman who put up
the real object lesson. Kenosha
must pay sixty-fve per cent
of the cost of building these
roads to her borders. The man
who is unwilling to pay his
share is lacking in civic pat
riotism. 1t should be the first
duty of a real citizen of Keno
sha to see to it that the super
visor of his ward votes for
bonds to get these roads in
passable condition., - Mayor
Charles PfanniR.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

of so-called peace to prevent posi-
bility of a most serious epidemic.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-09-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
ELECTRICITY and
MEDICINES BEST
Ailina Man Receives Quick Benedts
Through meteorological
Institute.

pay after dsy additional scores ~
sick are seeking health through the
Electro-Medical system of treatment.
Hardly n day but hat many people
may he seen in the reception rooms of
the older Electro Medical Institutes.
waiting their turn to be taken into the
treatment rooms. which are nearly al
ways crowded.
The Electro-Medical Institute system
Of treatment is entirely with electric
lily. medicine. bacterins and serums.
They furnish all medicines from their
own drug laboratory.
The following statement, made BY
Mr.. Clifford VI. Dun. Of 2I3 Colire ST.
Braddock. Pa. is a story OF interest
to all sick. Mr.. Dun SAYS: Il have
been sick for The last three years with
headaches. stomach gases. nervousness
and insomnia. I would have rushes ~
blood to my head which caused me
much distress. A. times I would have
the peculiar sensation Of cold chills on
the left side Of my body and hot flashes
On my right side.
Il am n bricklayer by trade. and
some time z a brick fell and hit my
neck. which may be the cause OF my
trouble originally.
Recently I decided TO 20 to the
Electro-Medical Institute 10 see what
could be done for me. The results I
have obtained. am pleased to state.
have been indeed excellent.
MY headaches have greatly les.
sened. I am not bothered with stom
ach gases or nervousness and ! sleep
good. | no longer have the rushes Of
blood TO my head. nor the cold chills
and hot flashes.
All his has been accomplished with
less than n months treatment"
The above statement Of Mr.. Duff is
not an unusual statement. for scores Of
other patients are giving their endorse
ment To the Electro Medical system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
RELIEF MAGICAL
STATES PATIENT
More Praise for Electro Medical In.
stitute BY Patient Now We'll
n Happy.

Il had a severe attack of Rron.
cho-FneUmonia last Christmas which
affected my health TO su,h an *.
tent that ] was completely knocked
out. states Mr. d.. a. Johns. OF 81
Rebecca 81. Pittsburgh. 90 relating
his experience previous 90 and after
Lf"ailng with The EIpttro.N Medical
Doctors. who have th,ir Wheeling In.
-iifufn a' 1922 Market ST.. over
GrIe-'s Cut Rate Pharmacy.
Mf breath wH- -O short that I
'ou.l NOT even exert myself lightly
without feeling played out. Ms sfom.
tnh went back on mo and 7 rould not
digest my food which would fcrmrnf
FORM Ea-ns and cause mI-,r, Iu ad.
uifi"u my EfdrsfS became involved
causing constant pain and This condI
itou lasted al winter and surinr until
] went foo OBJ" EIeDfro.McdicaI Doctors
Tor treatment.
wish OBJ % soy fo m, friends
and OBJ" public that rho ,,rt fraf
treatment received produced "a
mas .'.nu. result boz mt condition Wr
rIdn,' and stomach trouble vanished
h' magic could oHf G.Gsp.
walls ruu work without fIs .I- 'f.at
discomfort Sow after ,Ir.a
week.. 0f fnn.r treatment am cor
fHIn'. o. Vol and farp. man A. LIN
I.H.'faiion walked iaaf sunday
many miles. climbing rho l@talr..f
nII I'M fh" cfr with perfect sa.n
whereas before I could NOT climb rho
stair. ~ my own house
cannot speak too afrOnaI. I~
r'a'"n uf what frn Electro Nrf|r7.
I'H.'N.- nave done IYT mo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27

Wheeling is 10 be congratulated upon
the establishment in this city OF a
branch of the famous Electro Medical
Institute OF Pittsburgh. the Wheeling
institute being located at 1927 Market
1street. and occupying the complete
second floor oyer Griest's Original Cut
Rate Pharmacy.
\ visit "a the Electro Medical Doc
tors Institute j. a revelation TO the
! sick, who see at this institute innum-
frable scientific appartauses which are
10 more astonishing TO them than they
re TO many electrical experts who
have inspected the institute and pro-
bounced it marvellous.
Among the wonderful apparatus AZ
lhe Electro-MedlCal Institute is an
zone machine which treats four pa
lnts az a time. That Ozone Is the
OF animal tissue is not questioned
aDyonc-that 10 - -he most i'm
portant element IN tissue building is
fact unchaIlenccd. Ozone is natural
in effect and a. a Lermlcide is cap
able of destroying the hardest known
bacteria. but has no destructive cf-
'fect whatever upon the body tissues.
The patient bfe3thes the medication
which places IFS h%eaIin-, soothing va.
por throush the head. lungs and
throat.
Ordinary electric liEht and street
a current is harnessed TO many Gp-
paratuses that remove from % all the
jars and jerks and send DO through the
entire body as smoothly, paIuIessly.
pleasantly as a ray of sunshine which
penetrate each corner and crevics.
1.-THE currents are refreshing delight
bfuL They cannot be- compared TO the
old style painful and often shocking
currents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
SUFFERED YEARS
BEFORE FINDING
WAY TO HEALTH
Her Troubles Steadily Increased After
Operation For = Spinal Affection
Complications OcVelopcd.
Quickly and Steadily Improves Under
Treatment at The Eleetro-Med cal
Institute.

Scores % scores o' grateful pa
u'nts Of The Electro Medical Institute
D. Wheeling institute. a. 1927 Mar.
kaf ST. over Grio-te Cut Rate Phar.
macy. have given statements Of praise
for The Electro Medical treatment.
Man, of the statements being public
ones boz which grateful patient desires
~ guide other ailInE 10 tho Road 90
Health
The remarkable statement of Miss
Marie SoId'I speaks for itself and -c.
quIr'- no. explanation o. d. "a state.
menf that should %. carefully consid.
cred ht sick people everywhere who
are in doubt Col. to their own chances
fur health
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
RIGHT DIAGNOSIS IS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
AtIment Must Be Accurately Known
Before Proper Treatment Can
Be Given.

The importance OF the wonderful
d~iagnostic instrument used BY The
Electro-Medical Doctors can hards
be estimated by the average sick per.
son. DR.. Chas. H. Mayo. the famous
physician OF Rochester. MINI, in a
speech before the Chicago Medical
Society. as reported in the Chicago
American Of Nov. 18th. last. a
The near future is TO see the foun.
dalton of institutions where the coun.
Try physicians may send cases which
seem banlins for diagnosis. The dav
OF the tempcrature-takins. pulse-feel.
ing doctor is gone and the period Of
careful diagnosis by trained experts
and specialists is here"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
"TCC

The Eleetro-Wedical Institute Of
Pittsburgh. part Of which is shown In
the upper photograph, and which is
similar 70 the Wheeling institute
when comprises the complete second
floor Of 1927 Market St, over Griests
Cut Rate Pharmacy. is rightly called
a Healthy Place for Sick People
At this institute The Electro-MedieaI
Doctors are offering Free S-Ray E.
animation. Blood Pressure Test and
Clinical Analysis to all sick and all.
ing whenever necessary. who call upon
them during the neSt several days.
The lower photographs show an &.
Ray examination being made Of a pa
TENT through the wall Of one Of the
consultation rooms. The patient is
standing On the opposite side OF the
vail m the consultation room, opposite
the H-Ray tube. An S-Ray
ton cannot even be felt, Is therefore
painless and Is harmless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27

On o. The Many Private Compartment g '- the Separate Treatment 81, pa
tents a. The Electro Medical Inst. tuteso Of Pittsburgh and wheeling
81 pro Electro Medical Institute 70 so- G1cstr rfa--,rv NJ trq- uortc,
street Wheounr arc electrical dcytc De- FOR tho treatment ,f limos cvcrv
chronic disease Tho patient shown n ro above photograph te -e-av,ra
painless electrical current that contracts and exercise Che muscles v M
part Of tho body
. This picture Wa taken in one ~ tho fsltu.-. b,,tt. OIL, ,. roe.r,
"'"' m'NWf ""'r' patients are treated separately and privately
Tho large number ~ patients that can BE- treated brn~, Oh. ow, -,
ufa.lfni NilH reach Of rich and or alike arf 10 b. esIw1ted No. lin
r.IN .',hH If. tecfroNt1caI Institute viii DO taxed fa ~ apallv
latont' bv tho hundreds are how going f1 fe Vrfsbrrcb Ux
'' ""H ROUND ami Don me WI ceiling institute win hc
The Electro Medical Institute invi tee visitors who arc
many Ualnent machine. fu visit tho institute rsrrH.
through The tnsutu va" f""N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27

Pitts hur-h. Ucnua. June tG. 1916.
To 900" Public va- operated on
two years HEo at rho hospital FOR =
spinal affection which left mo 900 bad
shape. with constant pain and disrum.
fnr' Doh fh' pine especially upon cNer
fuu Later other complications do
F'.Hpnu 20 got trembling and
fnI'r- uF uf arms AZ If were very old
II am uu' l' years old YETI I became
''rf nervous. lost ms appetite.
couldn't sleep and grew very weak ana
was practically helpless This was mv
coalition upon being advised fo 30 'o
'h' Electro Medical Institute FOR treat.
mont
Under Tho Electro Medical frraf.
mont mF improvement was almost fn.
-'au'Hn.uu. Tho pain Ir mis- .pino.
m' n~trtUu-ur--. fpIrsHns-. weak.
rr. trembling and other nervous
w4rHr.ftffnu. disappeared very amid
I' h"fr been improving su FAST hat
bow tffrr orI. .IN weeks ~ treatment
am happy fu .tH ann VOL rm e0
rfHf'fII fn fhn Electro Medical uurfnre
That . want fHf. statement fI Dbl. made
public Tor fhr benefit of other .Ick
people
l-irnrdI Miss Mario -oifrf.
$3.50 NaiIinrf1rf hro
o. Il. such statement as the above
'h7' fn orr0uracom'nf to tho sick
and aIf|rr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
CATARRH OF THE
NOSE AND THROAT

'l'arrh De- "a disease 20 ha dreaded
lf Tho rrlI person and 10 already al
fi.'ni treatment cannot BE- taken too
coon oVIug fr fnr rapid Inroads made
y ,A'f'h ON tho general system ff
'a ono ~ hr most common rarrrr ~
deafness
Tho Electro Medical rorfo~a mod.
rrn anparafusos f0r tho treatment -
r1ffrr and fhrir experience ir hand.
~ 'u.andF NJ such cases ha. made
gqrrn Ices hopeless for MANY emf.
f0rcrg Who have failed fo obtain ro-
lInl lhrruEh nLlrr mnLhnha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
PAINLESS ELECTRICITY

TO hold n piece Of stool ph.c1
meits like butter upon touching an.
other piece ~ metal caused H.
thousand. Of volts II pI.sfri,..g .n.
lnE thrDuEh The body without oven
being f'If Oh. astonishing T... and
many other wonderful Demonstration.
HI" -uuwn OF The Electro Medical
institute" Iu proof Uf tho fact that
modern electrical frrstmrnt. ara
IHIhI' HH0 hHrW|0 These ar.
a'r0mpli .H.r. such wonderful 90 uIt.
ior patients Of Tho E~Irrtr1.EraH .o8.
Institute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27

tbs set in. which caused swelling OF
the limbs. The swelling was so
great that I could not wear my work
uniform and legKinEs-
Il went 10 The Medical Doc
tors 10 see what could BE- done for
me, and after being examined. started
their treatment.
Il am indeed pleased to state that
the swelling has entirely reduced and
my throat is greatly improved. through
! have now taken less than one
months treatment in all"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
EACH PASSING DAY
BRINGS LESS PAIN
Electro Medical Treatment Proves
Again Its Efficiency In Severe
Rheumatic Case.

The fortunes OF rheumatism Is known
TO thousands OF sufferers who will read
with pleasure of the relief OF one all.
ing person. for no victim OF rheuma.
tism could want others TO suffer as
they themselves must suffer. The
statement which gives all credit for
the results obtained to the Electro
Medical Doctors. who have them
Wheeling Institute on the second floor
of 1927 Market St. over Griests Phar-
macy. was made TO give encourage.
ment 10 other rheumatic sufferers
and Il is the wish OF the signer OF
the statement hat others profit by her
experience.
Claireton. Penna.. June l4th. 1916.
To the Public .-"For three months
| suffered severely with Sciatic rheu.
matism and was in such pain thai
could hardly owe had TO give up
my homework almost altogether. II
was difficult for me TO get w or lie
down and sleeping in comfort was out
OF the question.
! had read of The Electro Medical
Doctors and decided to 20 10 them
for treatment. This I did only recent.
ly and now IN less than 20 treatments
am able 20 get round as OF old and
a constant Improvement daily showing
IN my condition for my pains are few
and far between"
u gladly recommend the Electro
Medical treatment 10 sufferers OF rheu-
matism"
tSigncd) Mrs. r. !. Joyce.
4l6 Park Ave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
THE NEW WAY
ELECTRICITY That is Painless-Medi.
cines That Are Not Harmful"
LYMPH COMPOUND

Lymph Compound is a powerful di-
rect c%elltoniC. nutrient and r~econstruc-
tor. having a direct effect upon the
functions Of the nervous system. cells
OF assimilation and elimination. II
builds Up healthy cells To great power
10 combat unhealthy cells. and is OF
much value IN degeneration of the tbs
sues. This remedy is given intrsmus-
cularly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27
MANY DOCTORS
FAIL TO HELP
Electro Medical Institute Succeeded
After Others Failed. States
Pleased Patient.

-Four years ago. during a serious
illness. | contracted guinsy" tstes Mr..
J. J. Thumm. OF 3lS Sandusky St.
Pittsburgh. The results OF this i'll
ness" continues VI. Thumm. never
entirely left me. This winter bronchi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-27

The statement Of Mrs. Joyce. Ike
me statements OF other patients Of
The Electro-Medical Institute. is made
entirely voluntarily and with the Dc
sire that IL may lead 10 others suffer
ing as they once did 10 find the quick
road TO results-through The Electro
Medical Doctors
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-05
FEARS FOR AMERICANS
ROUSE BORDER FRIENDS
Will Ask u. S. to Demand News
of Relatives Caught in Chi
huahua City
CALL UPON CARRANzA

Ell PASO. Tex, Dec. b.--A petition to the
State Department at Washington to make
peremptory demand upon Carranza ofIi-
cials to obtain news Of the fate OF the six
Americans and other foreigners known to
have been In Chihuahua City when vilistas
captured the city wqsA ago Is being pre-
pared here today by - nds and relatives
OF tho missing Americans Unless informa.
ton as to the fate Of the missing men In
forthcoming within short time the petit
tion will be telegraphed TO washington
The petition will virtually charge Next
can Government officials either at Chihua-
hua City or Juarez with Withholding or at
tempting to suppress Information conceru-
ing the safety of foreigners in the northern
capital
The Mexican consulate here has been
making real efrort TO get news and yes-
terday announced that a request for in
formation had been wired to General Ozunn
at chihuahua city. CarranEa military ofl-
clals at Juarcz say the only wire open TO
the northern capital Is being used for mill
tnry purposes and Is too busy for private
business.
In Mexican ofrcal quarters no repor,s
Of the movements OF villa have been re-
ceved since tho evacuation OF chihuahua
CITY by the bandits Military authorities
here expect the bandit chief to make hts
headquarters near San Andres in Western
chihuahua, and again split hls command
into mobile bands to forage and loot the
country.