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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
PERSONAL MENTION.
Those who Come And Those Whe to-.
Our Floating Population.

Mrs. Hughlett Hoilyday. Of Chicsgo,
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Weems
Ridout.
Mrs. Griswold, of Ithaca. N. Y, Is
visiting her son. Midshipman Griswoid.
Miss Gibson, of East Orange. N j..
is the June Week guest o. DR.. and
Mrs. w. N. Berkeley. at Murray Hill.
Miss Edith whittingham. Of Newar K.
Del. is the guest of Miss Adelaide
Moss for June Week
Mrs Rella Abel Armstrong. is here
for few days and is the guest of
Miss Nancy Walton. Maryland Ave
Lieut.. w. E. Eb, rle,U 5 N. is here
for June Week and is the guest oi
his uncle and aunt. Captain and Mrs
Eberle at the Superintendent Quar-
tiers. Naval Academy.
Mrs. Shepard. and daughter. Miss
Shepard, of Orange. N j., and Mrs
Chamberlaine. also of Orange. are
here for the week visiting friends. and
are stopping with the Misses Heller
and Janet Hunter. Shipwright street
Miss Shine. of Richmond, Va. j
,isiting friends here
Mr. Laing, of Easton. who has beel
visiting his sister. Mrs Morton. ha
returned home
Miss Frances Seabrooke, of West
minister, is the guest of Judge an
Mrs James r Brashears, al Oak Villa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
EVE OF ASCENSION DAY.
Ascension Day Services St. Anne's
Church.

The services of Ascension Day will
begin in St. Anne's Church, with an
organ recital and festsl Even-song.
this evening. The recital. at 7.3O
D. M, is followed by Even-song at
s o'clock
The services tomorrow will be,
Celebration of the Holy Communion at
7 and 10 80 a. m. Morning Prayer at
10 o'clock and Evening Prayer at 5.
There will be music and a sermon at
the 10 80 a, m. service.
The anthems this evening. when the
regular Vested Choir sings. will be
king all glorious" by 5arnby.
Halleujsh unto Gods Almighty Son
by Beethoven and Unfold We portals
everlasting, "by Gounod.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
BIDS FOR NEW ELKS' HOME.
The Bidders and the Amount Of Their
Bids

Bids for proposals to erect a new
home for the Annapolis Lodge No.
622. b P. o. Elks, on Main St, have
been received, as advertised. and
opened by the Building Committee,
w. N. French. chairman. The fol.
lowing were the bids:
Henry S. Rippel. s22, 10000. l to
2 Clay ST.. Baltimore, Md; Clarence
E. Stubs. SIG. 100000, 54s Equitable
Building, Baltimore, Md; Jno. w.
Martin. s2s, 10000. Annapolis, Md. !;
j. j. Stehle, s2s, $4,000, Annapolis.
Md; Bean Bros, s2s.S95. 80, An
nspolis. Nd; The David Nj. Andrew
Co., s29, 10000, Baltimore, Nd. !:
Singer-Pentz Co.. $50. s7s. 90, Balti-
more, Nd; Elmer E. Parkinson,
$34.S94.00 Annapolis. Md.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
ANNAPOLIS GUN CLUB
DECORATION DAY SHOOT.
Winners OF Events and the Prizes-..
Good Scores Made.

The Annapolis Gun Club, held tn i,
annual Decoration Day shoot at thei,
grounds near Cedar Park Yesterday
The weather was very unfavorable
but some good scores were made.
Winners in the first event were:
First, Thos. ID. Moss. umbrella
second. Name Waller, so shells; third
John M. Taylor, gold cuff buttons
fourth, Jno. j. Levy. silk hose.
winners in second event were
First. John NJ. Taylor. pair slippers:
second, Rufus ii. Bush, SO shells
third. Jno. j. Levy. gold cigar cutter :
fourth, Name Waller. neck tie
Winners in third event were: Jno
j. Levy. cleaning rod; Thos. ID. Moss.
pocket knife; Rufus II. Bush, / cake .
Geo. Heintz, neck tie
In the rs target program John M
Taylor won with smashing SIS targets
out of IS. winner of 100 shells: Rufus
II. Bush. second 81 out of IS.
In the % target race for the An.
napolis Gun Club silver cup, Rufus II.
Bush smashed % out of Is: John M
Taylor was second with 22 Que of 25
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
Nine Times One
Master Leonard HAYDEN.

Master Leonard Hayden celebrated
his ninth anniversary on Monday even
ing, last, at his home on Hill street.
The house was prettily decorated in
pink and white and Master Leonard
received several bouquets of roses and
useful birthday gifts. Ice cream,
cake and candies were served and
games INDUCED in.
Mrs. George Sherman entertained
the young folks with some charming
nursery recitations. Those present
in luded Minnie Gates. Ruby Miller,
Viola Elliot. Audrey Carrick, Wayne
Carrick, Katharine Fullerton. Ken
meth Davis, Phyllis Carrick, and
Katharine Blackburn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
SUBSCRIPTION CARD PARTY
For Benefit Of Hospital Ward---June 2
al State Armory.

The progressive fve-hundred and
euchre party to be held in the State
Armory for the benefit of maternity
ward at the Emergency Hospital will
be on June the 7th, at eight o'clock
sharp, tickets so cents, including
FIedderman's ice cream and cake.
Many beautiful prizes have been do
ated. Persons wishing to look on may
sit in the balcony their tickets includ-
ing ice cream and cake.
Tickets on sale at all the Drug
Stores. 1t is hoped everybody inter
ested in this worthy cause will go and
make the evening a social success.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
Naval Hospital Team
Wins Another Game.

The Naval Hospital Baseball team
won csosely contested game from the
W., B & A. team on the latter's dia-
mond on Memorial Day. the feature of
the game was the excellent fielding
of the Hospital Nine, rot an error hav-
ing been made. With this game added
to the twelve other scalps on it's belt
and making the thirteenth win, hav.
ing lost only one. the hospital boys
would like to hear from other fast
teamss The score yesterday was:
Naval Hospital. &; W, B. & A, 1.
Batteries: Naval Moody.
McDaniels; w. B. & A.-Smith, Mul-
meister.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

Among the speakers in behalf of
suffrage, from the Suffrage automobile
in front of the Court House yester-
day was Mrs. Hird, wife of DIR. Hird
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Hird made an earnest, conyipc.
ing address in benalf of Suffrage.
She is q good speaker and won her
hearers admiration.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

Mr.. j. Normau Smith and young er
brother. have rented Belmont = the
Paul Armstrong farm near Bay Ridge.
Mr.. Smith is proprietor of Hotel
Maryland, and will run the farm in
connection with the hotel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
A False Alarm.

The entire fire department was
called out about o clock last night in
answer to false alarm The call
came in that fire was in progress at
Chaney's livery stables. on West
street. The department made a
hazardous as well as useless run.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
District Nurses Aid
Meets AT Eastport Tomorrow

The regular monthly meeting of the
Eastport District Nurses Aid Society
will be held Thursday evening. June
1, at 7.30 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. b. F. Graham, First street and
Bay Ridge Ave, Eastport.
-Advei tisement.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

The contract for placing spear
piling for the purpose OF tying boats
in Dewey Basin. at the Naval Acad-
envy, has been awarded to w. n.
E6encb, The piles will be of creo-
res - s4lill begin
June Is. 1t is necessary to specially
order the creosote piling for the work.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
A Real Ty Cobb.

Billy Evans, the American League
umpire, tells a number of interesting
things about the great base ball star
In his article, What Sort of Fellow
Is Iy Cobb?' Read it in The WASH
ington Sunday Star June d.
adv. 3tm29
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

Don't miss the extremely pleasing
shoT Al Colonial, Thursday, matinee
AID evening. adv. tam3I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

The old reliable Calsominers ana white
washers. lately employed at the q. s. Naval
academy, giving full satisfaction. FOR
tnoroughness and neatness, are now reaiv
70 give fun attention to any work. sucb a.
Bungaiows. School Houses, Fences and
Barns All calls promptly attended 10
J. W. JACKSON, 10 Pleasant 81
MN VIM PINKNEY, 137 West ST
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

An extremely amusing Drew com.
edy. System is Everything''-Col
NAL. Thursday. adv. 2tm31
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31
4 SOLDIERS Wife
WHO SAYS GOODBYE
A Great Rich Government Gives Its
Men Meagre Pay.
THE GIRL | LEFT BEHIND ME-.
Families Of Fighting Men Fare Poorly
When Husbands Go OFF to War;
Powers That be Continue to be
Powers.

ESPECIAL 10 The Evening Capital. by Jean
CateiI o'NeiII. written by Request
OF a soldiers Wife. Columbus.
" NJ May -. 'I6.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-31

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01
LA TELEGRAPH SIN HI.
Los EN- Ell CONGO

phr 0rimnra VrH una mI>lun cX-
plo"aI,rl rnrdida IN Ia ma!rha
afriraua ia rotido unir>r al r"Sio
del mundo por 81 TELEGRAPH sin hII"S.
\. mas lie IA vrntaia Importance
JlIr hay IN ">tar ri rorrI"ntr de- las
no,iriaS. 81 jrfr III Ia mission ACADIA
IL. lo-I.ar una APPLICATION rlrniItlca
Immediate. r,>olyicndo CON @Nito una
ra,r dnI dc.icado proDicma d" IA
Determination de- Ia lon=itud"s.
Fl Captain Pablo SrhWarz, jefr d"
ii mission L.ihcrla-Gulmra-G",ta de-
lIarfil. rs. I'll erccIo. Il primer" lu"
ha romrobido y "irruial" CSC inlr-
rrSantr pro-rama. a dr>p"cilo i" las
,IifiruliadrS dr toio ordrn Y IN una
i, las rr-ionrS DC. Africa. .l"ndr ri
experimental prr>cntaba mayorrS
o~bslaruIos.
Brspui> de- lar=o- cnSayo~ ha p0-
dido rralizar ~I >urno y ahora. ca
la norlrn ia mission que iiri=r pu"-
de or I'll Il ronlo de ia~ >r.va> afri-
rana> woes intrriorr> que IT, Ilr.an
drsIr lodo> iUS puntos del horlzon-
IT,.
E<tas yocrS 10 - ocupan casl nun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01

La situacidn mi.iitar no ha variado
! sustancialmente en- Europa. En-
| pero. Ell estudio frjo. serene. de eSa
| situaci6n persuade de que los impe-
rios c~entrales seran vencidos en- de-
finitiva. pronto. hara I'm aHC y sels
meses que rompi6 Ia formidable que
IRA, ' seria deSconocer Ia rea.idad
q no advertir que cada vez SC
halIaba mas dtbil Alemania
y mas fuerte Ia Entente. No hay
Fue oIvidar que Ia inicjativa dc e>-
q espantoSa lucha Ia a>uml6 al I'M
! peTio aleman. que duranta r%uarenta
anos Sc eStuyo p~reparando para es-
ia tremenda aggression contra Euro
pa. Pues a pesar De tan iarSa ' Sa-
bia preparation. q "a vista SaIta 81
cracaso de la acci6n mI.itar del po-
ieroso imperio del Kaiser. Is pue-
Ri ell hablar de Ia conquista de Bel
-ica por los teuton"S: de IA ocupa-
|ri6N. por GSio>. De a].gunos dcparta-
'nGtos g., No"lrs t"@E."s: 1t u
sclIl.>a /, Srr.3 " lrntnn gro;
! &, Ia invasion d.. a po,onia ru>a.
,I- Ia ioma de- 81 capital. IA gran
Irfudad d. Varsovia. E.Sto e., en re-
<umen. TODD 10 QUE. miljtarm"nte. ha
n.rho .Al"lnania. ESto - TODD 10
:ue nay hecho en- 81 active. Pc
~ NADIA lie este ,iene traScendrn-
ia. Todos yemoS que no Ia ha te-
aldo. son iucLdcnte>. sin duda. i'll
l~rr.sautrs. prro no a medicines
e~senciaIes. : mucho memo trascen-
.IrutaIrS. La pru"ba eSta IN t.. he
tho immense. positive. ieSconc"r-
.aIte para los airmanes y los -"r-
man6filoS. H. Que Alemania III ina
oo,iiia impunrr Ia p9z. como IA I'M
=tl>o ir,pu"> H.. SaIuwa. a .o> aus
.~riaco-. y c"iuo "A Impulse. tamDjtu,
ln~pu@S IT, ~",Idn y del Sitio de- Paris,
. 1o> fruur.>.>. .NlIora 10 ha No-
lido harrrIo >nntilIamrntr p5rIu"
uo ha haDiio otro Saiowa, porluc
ao ha habijo otro Sedan. InVadJf
= ronlui>jar a Btl-ica no S.-nili-
aba. y no ha >i=nifieado. Ii yirto-
ria. Btlgica era, IN el frenta occt-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01
COrtaron 81 luna dc micl.

Guairo diaS dr>pu", del mairimO-
uin Il" Lady Maud I'll r>po>o fui
rny.a,io con toda u~r=rnria a Hong
kong. ! incorporates Il Ia iotacIdn
ir barroS que L. cOrrrSpondia. Is
Io obrdcri6 a hahr~ cStajIado la cue
IRA rhino-.iaponrsa.. Fl mariio :"
vi6 obligado i DEAR d 81 esposa y
lila Iuyo 1ue IT. sofa a HOng-kon=.
para unirSc!e. En- HOng-kong. Lady
Maud - rnronir6 pn poSjriin muy
iiriril Il rO~u>rcucncla de- que Lady
Freemantle. esposa del Almirantc
uur maudaha Ia a>rUadra. -. negn
rr.u"llamrnir Il rnrontrarsc o ella
ru fiesta aigma. para no verse o.
hli=ala a rnderIr In prrrelcncia. VA
gie era Ia hiia de- TN Condo. AfOr-
tunadamrntr para ella. la ReIna Vie
lnria - entcr6 he 10 que ocurrid y
diSpuS0 DUE Sir George Narrender
rllr~r lIcvado Il I~n=IaIcrra. S"pardn-
dole del buquc que - encontraba
IN a=uas de China. para voIvcr Il
10: GrrS. dOndg - p n0mbr6 icIc
lei Vale Real. Pocas scmanas los
Dues lie III arriDo a ln@iaierra. mu-
To 81 hcrmano mayor de Sir Gc0r-
az. rnurutIuaurutr. y ~Irfc AMOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01
Culenlto del Dfa
La casa a~bandOnada

Hace ounce amos pasaba yo tOdas
las tardes por una c~aIlejuela situada
al extreme del 'faubourg' Saint Ger
mains.
La Gale es sumamcnte tranqulla, Y
en- ella hay muchas casas con jardin,
entire las cuales llamab2 Ia atencion
IN elcgante edificio. estilo Luis WI,
compuesto de IN piso bajo rodeado
de arboles Y flores.
acknowledgements, aque!la poetica
mansion habia ocultado en- otro ITEM
30 los amores de IN gran senior o de
aIgun potentado.
Ell Ia cpoca de mi historic, Ell pa
bell6n estaba habitado, segun 10 de-
mostraba el floreciente estado del
parque cue rodeaba Ia casa y Ia ilu-
minacion que desde !ejos Sc dlvisaba
todas las noches.
Varias veces habia visto entrar o
salir por Ia puerta de esa verja a un
criado vestido De librea, de continent
te circuns ccto : hasta sospechoso.
De nat. Hle habria servido inte-
rrogarIe, ; ademas con que derecho
Dodia 20 ayeriguar ia vida del hues-
ned c de los huespedeS desconocidos
de aCuella morada? Respete, pues.
su secreto por mas que ia enigmatica
mansion c~ontinuara cjerciendo sobre
mi eli mas singular attractive.
Al accrcarme. OF los acordes de un
piano Y note con sorpresa que, a eau
"a del excessive ca.or que reinaba,
estaban cntreabiertas dos yentanas de
L casa. sin que por ESQ pudiesen +
% las ha~bitaciones interiors;.
De pronto OF una maravillosa voz
lie soprano. extensa y m~elodiosa, en-
medic de! ~silencio de la noche.
La mujer que cantaba habia ento-
aado una mclodia, que debia ser. sin
Juda alcuna. un airc popular. cuya
D~roccdencia NE era cOrlpletamente
desconocida.
La mcIodia ERA conmoYeIara y Ia
voz sublime.
.Aquello duro apenas dos minutes;
nero confieso que en- toda mi vida
10 he vuelto 4 experimental otra SEN
saci6n musical tan profunda, tan pc
netrante Y tan dolorosa.
De repente. agitose el viento y CO.
nrnzi a Hover. yijndomc ObllGado
: retirarme a toda prisa.
Al cabo de algunos dias hallabame
70 en- e! Casino de Dieppe, y al tomar
parto en- una discussion musical. pom
dere las excelencias de Ia muSa po-
2ular. Y en- apoyo de mis- paiabras'
referi mi ayentUra.
-:Recuerda listed esa melodia?-
nae rreguntd cl principe H.. joven
russo con quicn habia contraido amis-
tad en- aqueIIos dias.
No Ia olvidare jamas-Le con
tcstG.
\ me Pulse Il iararcarla a mi ma
Ncra.
-Pucs bicn-repuso el principe
Duede listed vanaglorlarse de haber
~iisfrucaGo un placer especlalislmo.
%,,a mrlOdia g. una caicl0n de- les
mlarincros del Dronthcim, muy popu-
lar en- Noruega Y la voz que Sc Ia
do j listed a conocer es la de IN Stol-
berg, admirable artista que hace dos
anrS nos volvio loc0s cuando debuto
en- San PcterSburgo; de la Stolberg
que hahria sido una de las primeras
cantatrices de este siglo 81 no hubie-
So abandonado ell teatro para consa-
grarse al amor del condo Basiilo Lo-
5anof. 4 Ia saxon compahero MIC en-
e. agma dc caba!leria.
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DcspuGs de Portsmouth. Plymouth

I'm importancia naval. >iIue 4
Portsmouth. 81 puerto De Plymouth.
Y Il mi>mo cjrmplar dc Ia 2arcJy lUc
rontieue 81 nombramicnto de- sir
Stanley Colville para Ell mando del
primero de dicho> pucrIos, publira
Fl del Nicc-Almirante George Wa
rrender, para ell plymouth Sir Geor-
- -~-.-f-t.z - ..,rrs'a % ~..-a,Irp lie
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&c ASEaTuRAs.
30 uGt2y0s cs1n roE:G

Ayenturas de Sherlock Hoi-
Ines. el terror de los csimins-
lies:
; .. 7endedor dc cad&ya-sa-
] G. co5o del dianants sxA.
"a hija del Qsurero,
Blackwell, ell pirata De- TsaSs's,
L&ca 81 destr!pador.
los mCnaJeros falsos IL Lesdss5.
- na;zta s~angriena.
j IN H6dico criminal
g Ges.2meGto del dirscIeE.
! Sherlock Holmes Y al sooEsbaz-
5ista "a opio.
!; Ia ia escuels Del c-tmza Is pisS
bug.
!. . las puertas de "a mpsrtss
"a yluda cojs &c Paris,
Ia 6ssti2 nulaara.
! ina nec6e ds ter-sr,
Il fcHo De! collar ia pertsS,
- lnisme posads del Carsr
!. e oaufragio de CorA
|: 81 reg de los paudidoE.
, Aventurasd dc joint RsEiss,
lei re IS 81 s5Eol3e yaa!K.
mos;
i q lac6gaito misteross.
!. u r"5c en- 81 Palacio EaSi,
E; principe jugador. /
| e asaito en- eli Sleeping,
! q sno soio. :
! s! heredero &c Es~glsstcss,
FL secreto del snillo.
z Presidenfe de iss Cslsasz5,
e fGlsc sslteador.
La 6oncella raptsds.
. z! fusll del negro.
Ei tesoro del R0ghi.
IN viaIe 3e bodas.
, q cesoro de Esta3o-
| g, sacerSots DE-! 53,
! la ia ~CEcoDs-a.
| 81 gs.reta del esSoro,
| E&gsnse los petidos scomps1sdss
! Se 81 imCcrts =
; , IGNACIQ E. A
| 5G7 Doloross St--Ssn Antonio, Tsz,
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Tarietas PosEales Mexicanas
Vease a continuation la lista de postales mexicanas de
venta en- la Liberia de Lozano.

T~arietas bordadas en- soda, con le
Dandera m~exicana Y IN letrero alu-
Sivo:
Una tarjeta -..-..... sue
or-+sIa- orFSS-icos De balleZaS tiD0s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01

Sc solicitan Agentes para la
venta de LA PRENSA en- las
po6iaciones de MERGED, Cal,
Wickenburg, Ariz., y demas H.
cares donde no los haya. Las
personals que interesen pueden
dirijirse soiicitando precio 7
condolences a LA PRENSA, De-
partanento de Agentes, So7
DoIorosa ST., San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01

ma. InEadIrE coHluiSV'E i" dill ~
.onla Tusa. tomar 4 >u caplIal var
soVia. no Si2IiI'c"p"' , no Il"
ficado' IA Victoria ~ "!'p'' 'u,'''
era. =. destruir ID p'ieiIc'' H'l!l'"'
dn husla.y eSja pot"hria - all Io'-
mldablr, que no 500 Il" '~""''il'''' -
aVancr teujoh. sI!lo que ia ""''-'-
do, con una nueIa ol"h>iN"' Il retire.
cedcr a JOS ihNaS'reS "u>''"-7'''''
nos. In "a pfoNliiia P~rI!l''''E" Vr''-
dra Russia SelS mi-!oAsS de Sol""uoS
con un enorme material de guerra
InVadir y otupar a HeENia ' Monte
negro-llnras lie mehor r''SiNtonc!a
IN los HaikaneS-no Si@nli!c2ha' III
ha Sisnlilcato. "a victoria pueS 'I
triunfo solo puede daF.o ii deITo''
de FrantIa. de- HuS.a y de lH-'"''-
ira. ' m~l.ijaEMHh''. eNiaS "'S '"-
;tHcias - Aa.lan a'i"ia mas i"'.I''
Guc nunta. -Aliora les >oh"2h hoh1-
IrrS. les Soh"an munIrIone> y poSe'h
mayoreS rrcur>oS rconom!ros que
,AIemania. = - "vit"nie rLfracaso
mi.itar he rst" IInpHrlo. a lul"n Dos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-01

Cu%.,uU 81 d.:;ja a algunas de las
CaSLS anuaciada> mcnciOne este
pcri0dico.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-24
United States Army a Wonderful
Machine, But HopeIessIy Small

"a wonderful machine" they say,
but hopelessly small"
Residents of these border places
take similar view of the situation.
They appreciate the fighting quality
Of the men, but have fear of Mex
leo which an adequate army, they say
would alleviate,
Judge D. A. Richardson, legal rep
resentative for the defacto govern
ment of Mexico, an American who
learned English, declared that it took
him forty years to learn the Mexican
character. to find only when war
came that he did not know it at all.
81 am afraid for our boys down
there he said. when the first
blood is shed Americans also will
learn the Mexican character"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-24
Refuse to Run
for School Trustee

The names OF Mrs P, B. Ellis and
Mrs. F. B. Yerington being mention
ed SO frequently as candidates for
school trustee at the coming election,
the Appeal called up both OF the
ladies this morning over the tcle-
phone, asking them if there was any
truth in these rumors and if they in
tended to be candidates Both the
ladies rep led that it was impossible
for them to make the race on account
of home duties and their health and
that Under no circum stances were they
candidates, although they had been
assured Of hearty support by their
many friends if they would run.
The names Of E. P. Esser an /
Frank Meder have been mentioned
and it is fully expected that at least
one woman will aspire for the posi-
ton
Tomorrow is the last day of regis
tration, the r/gistry office closing at
5 o'clock in the afternoon The time
for filing OF names of candidates for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-03-24
Message Received In Washington
States Greaser Cavalry and Forty
Machine Guns AreLocated Within
Ten Blocks of Border City --Sen-
atOr Stone Asserts That Letters
and Telegrams of That Character
Are Intended to Inflame People
of Both Nations

Mexicans and to tell them that Amer
lea contemplates the aggression Of
the whole Mexican government and
its people, VIII senator's make this
critical condition worse? | under
stand why senator's wish to read such
telegrams? This crucial point re
ferred to Senator Borah, who triel to
read number Of messages reciting
tie conditions. Senator Stone assert
ed that Sherman's recent resolution
authorizing the call of 10000 volun-
teers was aimed to provoke war
against others tlnn Villa. The Re
publicans denied they were attempt
ing to enbarrass the president. Sen
ator. Lewis introduced resolution
denouncing any one aiding Villa as
guilty of treason The president and
cabinet decided it was not necessary
to call either militia or volunteers at
present, but possibly more regulars
will go to the border. The adminis-
tration believes that if militia is sent
to the border it will inhame the Car
ranzistas