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Golfers.

Two-base hits, Connolly, Dudjack. Minor; hits. off Hinchliffe II; off Chalmers 5; stolen bases, Paulson, Welch, Goeb, 2; double plays, Welch, Grove, Byett; left on bases, Pirates T. Golfers 5; base on balls. off Hinch- cliffe 1; first base on errors, Pirates 2; struck out by Hinchliffe II. by Chalmers g. umpire, Crowley; time, 1:30. r, -6
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Fafnir Bearing Go.

aIn1r bedTlllS Q / < zoOu Io-Ao COrD1n Screw .OOOOOOUVp-
 Three base hits, Stanley, ZwiclS; two base hits, Stanley, Sadd; hits, off Scheidler 8, off Kolinoski 12; stolen bases, Beckman, Campbell, Mack, Conley, Welch; sacrifice hit, Stanley; hit by pitcher, O'Brien, Stepanian; left on bases, Corbin Screw 6, Fafnir 8; bases on balls, off Scheidler 3, off Kolinoski 4 struck out, by Scheidler Il, by Kolonoski 10; umpire, Camp bell; time, 2:15.
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30 1 2 24 [ 6
Fafnir Bearing Go.

Stolen bases, Conley, Dudjack 2, Havileck; sacrifice hits, Dudjack Campbell; left on bases, N. B. M. Co. 4, Fafnir A. struck out, by Stanley IA, by Dudjack 8; time, hours; umpire, Campbell.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10

Two base hits, H. Schroedel, F. Schroedel; three base hit, J. Chal- mers; hits, off Hogan f in innings, off Blanchard in 5; stolen bases, Annex g, Pawnees g.; double play, Dwight (unassitedO; bases on balls, off Hogan 6, off Schroedel 4 hit by pitcher, Snyder; struck out, by Hogan 6, by Blanchard 3, by Schroedel 4; wild pitches, Blanchard 8; umpire, Crowley; time, 2:30.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10
Rovcrs Defeat GlendaIes.

The Glendales of Bristol took trip to this city yesterday only to meet defeat at the hands of the Rovers. Hoylon, the Bristol High school star, faced the locals but they found nothing difficult in his offer igs Campbell of the Rovers distin- guished himself by flaming thirteen batters.
 The score:
 ROverS .............. O21OO1O20--6 Glendales ........... 200100100-4
 Batteries-Campbell and Berry; Hoylon and Bach.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10

his for awhile. Recent developments, however, indicate that his game will not be affected. His physician states that he could resume the game when- ever he wanted to and without any danger of aggravating the injury. JOhnStOnS first tournament in the east will be the annual invitation meet of the LongWOOd Cricket club at Bos- ton. The national champion will also go to Seabright, Newport and South hampton and the rest a few days be- fore he defends his national title.
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29 5 5 27 13 3
Rangers.
Alpines

Two base hits, Crane, Toma; stolen bases, Alpines 5, Rangers 5 bases on balls, off Moore 8, off Hill 4; struck out, by Moore 8. by Hill 6; passed balls, Woodward 3; wild pitches, H:ll 1; umpire, Crowley; time, 1:10.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10

San Francisco, July 10.-William Johnston, holder of the national ten his championship, has announced his intention of competing in the na- t1onal championship tournament at Forest Hills, N. Y.. late in the season. The injury to his back, received here recently, will not interfere with his plans for the season. Johnston sus- tained a bad fall near his home short time ago. and at first it was thought he might have to forego ten
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10
Baseball News In a Nutshell
Games Today.

Newark at Buffalo. (Two games) :. Providence at Rochester (TwO gameS).
 Baltimore at Toronto. Richmond at Montreal.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-10

Games Today. Chicago at Boston. Cleveland at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Washington.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Boston at Chicago. New York at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia at St. Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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An Even Break.

Bridgeport, July 10.-Worcester and Bridgeport broke even yesterday, Bridgeport taking the first game, to 1 and Worcester winning the second, 1 to O. The second game was called at the end of the fifth inning to per- init the players to catch train. The scores:
 First Game.
 r. h. e. @Bridgeport ..... 03000000*-3 3 5 Worcester ..... 000010OOO-1 2 Batteries-Walsh and Murphy; McQuillan and Tyler.
 Second Game.
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION.

Yesterdays Results. New Haven 2, New London 1. Bridgeport 80, Worcester 1-1. (No others scheduled).
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Braves :. Cubs 1.

Chicago, July 1O.-Boston hit Vaughn opportunely yesterday and de- feated Chicago by to 1. Nehf held the local men to five scattered hits. Chicago was saved from a shutout when Mann tripled and scored on an infield out. The score
 r. h. e. Boston ... O12000020-5 II 0 Chicago .... OOo1OOOOO-1 2 Batteries - Nehf and Gowdy; Vaughn, Lavender, Seaton and Fischer.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Montreal 14, Baltimore 1, (first game).
 Montreal 13, Baltimore ?, (second game).
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Batteries McQuillan, Mckinley and Tyler; Turner and Moshier.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston 5, Chicago 1.
 Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 0 (frst game). game).
 St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 6. Other teams not scheduled.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today. Hartford at Springfield. Lawrence at Lowell. Portland at Lynn. (Three games scheduled).
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Cards 8, Phillies 6.

St. Louis, July 10.-St. Louis de- feated Philadelphia yesterday, to 6. Two triples, two doubles and four singles were made off Demaree before he was withdrawn in the seventh in- ming. Mayer, who relieved him, pitched air-tight ball. Ames was pounded hard by the visitors and Meadows, who followed him, fared badly and was relieved in the ninth by Williams. The score:
 r. h. e. St. Louis ...... O0O3OO5O*-s 8 8 Philadelphia =. 1O21OOOO2-6 Il 1 Batteries-Ames, Meadows, Will Hams and Gonzales; Demaree, Mayer and Burns.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. No games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
QUIET AT YOUNGSTOWN
Regiment. on strike Duty There since
Inst saturday. Il Drdcrcd
IInmc.

foUNGSToWN, -. January lathe
Fifth Regiment ohio National Guard.
Which has been on strike duty here
since last SATURDAY,. was ordered home
late to-day The Eighth Regiment CON
sistin- of 700 men is still on duty in
East YonrGstown
The grand jury Investigation of the
strike and riotina - East YOUNGSTOWN
continued to-day,
From what the Investigation has 50
far dcrclorcd am convinced that out
side influences were largely responsible
for tho trouble, said Prosecuting. At
torncy \. NJ. Henderson tonight
Labor troubles ut tho mills OF tho
tube company and tho Republic Iron
and steel Company had entirely dis
appcarcd to-day, and most. Of tho de-
partmcnts arc being operated i'm run.
Saloons in Youngstown arc still
closed. hat they may bc rcnpcnca to-
morrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
RECEIVED BY EMPRESS
America" Ambassadors nmh Mrs. Mnr.c
Granted Formal Audience b,
Nifc Of Uussian ItuIcr.

l'l:TlspG!;AD January - ,Ni. Lon.
don). The American ambassador au,l
Mrs. MarNc were received in audience
to-day by the Empress, who made an
exception "f the rule to which she has
adhered since The beginning Of Tho
war aholishims formal audiences. in
view Of the activity Of Mrs Maryc in
Russian charities. Mrs. Mar.r's actNi-
ties have resulted in the establishment
of n refuge for babies and an .imcri-
can hospital for soldiers.
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Called to Bedside
of Emperor William
Queen so:hia Of Greece Sum
naohcd Because OF Brother 5
Serious Illness.

LONDON. January ia wireless
dispatch from Rome says that Queen
sophia OF Greece has been summoned
I" the bedside of her brother. Emperor
William. whose Illness is described as
serious. The Queen. the message says,
IS to depart at once for Berlin.
The Berliner Tagcblatt. on the othci
hand. according TO a wireless dispatch
from Berlin. states that the Emperor
is suffering from "a boil that docs rot
prevent him from walking out
Thc return 10 Berlin of Prince Won
Euclow. the former German Chancellor.
from his sojourn in Switzerland WAS
due TO :: summons TO attend 4 council.
over which the crown prince viii pre-
side. - deal with measures TO lie
adoricd " the f.mpcrors i!iness is pro-
loured or an operation unsuccessful"
SAYS a dispatch TO the star from Rome.
''Mcanwhile. IL is absolutely impossi-
blc to obtain amy information. even
through neutral diplomatic sources. re
g"rdirg tho Emperor's condition" adds
the dispatch. Even the usual optilnis-
tic reports about his health are now
being withheld"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
SAILS WITH GUNS MOUNTED
italian Iinrr giuseppe Verdi Clears
From New SHrk-piccrs to tc
srd only for Defense

NEW YORK. January I3.--1'hr Ital
ian inct Giuseppe Verdi sailed Tor
Naples late tu-,iay with her two three
inch gums still mounted on her after
deck. Sh. WAS permitted 10 clear nu
the receipt Of assurances that the pieces;
arc - hr used uniy for defense
Word camc from Wtsi,,a.toa to-day
To the collector nf the p"ri Duilcy
Field Malone. that IL italian .,ovr,p-
ncnt had given such uS&uTaucr$ 10 IN,
state Department. and that the Ncrdr.;
clearance papers might hc granted
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CLERK Of COUNTY
ALLEGED EORGER
Grand Jury Returns Five Indict-
ments Against J. Z. Hcrrcll,
Of Prince William.
SEVERAL OTHERS INVOLVED
True Bills Found ia Cases OF
Robert z. Herrell. w. w. Gar
rison and Fl. c. Ryckman.
Ispecial % rhe TImes-nt.nn,ch !

MANASSAS. w. January l3.--Thc
special grand jury in,pancl.d 10 IN
vcstigatc the clerks onic. Of Prince
William County to-day returned five
indictments against CAPTAIN i. T.. ii.r-
rell clc:k. charging him win fyr.erv
and ntterine az true forged orders ana
warrants Seven indictments wcic re-
turned against his son and deputy.
Robert T.. Iierrcll. "harcir. him vith
similar oh.nscs. enc Indictment waS
found against ". W Garrison. char-
in. him with altering Or "upIoyinr
~ true q fn"rcd or false warrant ror
money, and one Indictment charges II.
9 Hyckman with similar nfrcns"
The grand jury. which had asked for
thirty-four indictments. was adjourned
over Until tomorrow, - IN. Common
wcaf'h's a,to>ncy had no; time 10 rre.
pare all Of 1.-The Indictments before the
hour Of adjournment was reached III.
fury has not comp!eted It's inyeStf.a.
tons. and further indictments may
follow
When the indictments against james
y. ilcrreli and W. w Garrison were
returned. tho Corninonwcaith's attorney
stated to tile court tina, his relations
70 the clerk were sUch that liz fclt he
should not pro.ecut. tho cases a.a!ns,
him. ard there were reasons why hc
could not prosecute W W. Garrison
lie asked the court TO appoint some on.
conItirt tI,S. raSaS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
SPECTACULAR LIFE
OF HUERTA AT END
Former Dictator of Mexico Dies
in El Paso, Surrounded
by His Family.
FUNERAL PLANS NOT MADE
Checkered and Exciting Career
Closes While He is on Pa
role From u. S. Prison.

III. r.\Sp. TENAS, January -. Vic
toriano IIucrta. former dictator cf
Mexico, died here Tonight.
General liucrta. who succeeded Cen
"ral Francisco !. Madcro in executive
power ia MeIico city. and latcr lcGt
MEXICO died Of sclcrosis Of the liver.
lie "aS surrounded by his family when
tr" cud came al >:35 o'clock. His death
Was not unexpected. Funeral arrange
moHtsktre Ia hc made Tomorrow. 1t Mas
announced at his residence Tonight II
is believed an effort Will hc made 10
arrau.. for Ills burial In Mexico
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
JOSEPH {. WILLARD SUED
Charles l.. Hmfin ASKS S30.0n0 Dnmm;:c.
for Losing Nirc-Prcsi'Icuc. or
TirhmOnd-t I rbannu I,ailrond

WASUINGToN. January i3.-Suit for
$4,000 damages against Joseph T..
Willard. American amha ssador 10 Spain.
Was filed here to-day hy Charles T..
l,ufIin civil engineer. who charges
that nc WAS injured 10 that extent by
his discharge. alleged to have hccn
brought about by AR. Willard last
February from the vice presidency Of
company organized 10 construct,
seventy three miles Of railroad from
Richmond to Erbanna. Va.
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FOR US. OWNED ARMOR PLANT
President tnpro,c~ 'riiiman's niII and
WIiI DO MhRt Hc cau 10
Nnkc IL Inv.

WASiiiNGTDN. January l3--rrcsi-
dcut Wilson to-day approved Senator
Tillmau'S proposal to establish II .ov-
cInmcnt armor plate factory. Hearings
on senator Tillman's Tin before the
senate Naval Committee will begin next
Tuesday. Tho President Iold senator
TiIlman to-day he would do what he
could To make II a law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
OHTENECRO VIRTUALLY
IN AUSTRIAN CONTROL
Little Kingdom Follows Serbia in
Practical Absorption by
Invading Forces.
CHECK TO ITALy's AMBITION
Extension of adriatic Front Is Ey-
pectcd to Have I'ar-licaching Mari
time Consequences in Eastern Med
iterrancan, London Thinks.

i.''>''''>' January Nh"'her "c
e'SNe st'Se IN 'he l''ikah SITUATION mas
"er" f'"'he", Win Moh'thesf" nov
l"''"" ''G Sctp'' ~ N'rtHai absorption
~ 'hc '"N N""i"E io'tcS' - WIS te'hhco
"iSh' 'hht Nus'fia ah" M"h'ehcSro
haa come 10 ith armISticr. inns hcihS
cohs'r rue" - ,he ''st ACT OF inc iltt'e
,ou','rS "ieir "iesr ha WIS ss rs ap''a'' ,ct'n1e,
"o''''i'i.'" oS si'e ituser'"h capture "
Mpuh' i'"Nc.n'
"hc''cr MIX Nic""i"s WI continue
~ u"'H""i S'r"sSie Is considered
"o"o''"i hcie' o'' th' accepted view
among nc "'S' '-P"Ste" men IN l.ohion
= '''"' Moh'fhe-r" mas VifthaiN
P"Sst" "hhc' .N"s'F'a" coh'r"h ihe
N.Y. S'-"i'''i'oc 81 t'iS d"cs h"' ne
~ -" r''''' i''oI''h ac'i"iS''iol'
""''" = ''Ss ~" re''.a' h"t ~ Non
~ ~ '"''' trout. iN'hS ai"iiS-
S'"t ~ N"s'r'"" maui "hehSiN' u"Nai
"''''"' ~ ''''"'o' "h'r" '"-1aN his-
~, 't"''"'' '"' '"' ~" Nhs' s'ria"
80 ,"''' ''"'"n""Sh's' 'S
-" ''"''' "h''h 'he recent
>'' -" W. "'''"' "-H'hSl ltai'ah
=" ~, .'i'c' VI Sefnia'
" "h''''i
AGriatic front Win INC dominating
naval center OF Cnr,aro. is viewed ,s
further tending towa,d tho realization
of NiStria's object II making the Ad,i.
3;tic an Austrian sea, ana Thus chc,I,
ing I,aiy's ambition ,o make i, an
Italian sea
ltalN hid So much Il, stake thar op;-
cials and diplomats had been wai,inr
auNiouslv FOR ia. steps raiv wnu,d
take to relieve Montenegro. ana III the
same time avert another Austrian cx,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
KNOX FOR U. S. SENATE
Former Secretary OF state tnuounrc.
Candidacy To Succeed Scnntor
liver. WhU Isl 10 Retire.
rITTSBuRC;U. January Ia

PITTSBURGH, January 13.-i'hilan-
dor G. Knox. former Secretary or State.
tonight announced that he would be
a capdidatc for the United States Sen
ate 20 succeed Senator George r.
Oliver who has made public his intcn-
tion TO retire at the expiration Of his
present term.
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WHAT ROTH SIDES CLAIM
N JORDAN COSTROyEuS,

Senator Jordaus political opponcn,s
charged that II" aligned himself win
the Republicans of the Tenth pis.yin,
that he had opposed Senator Echo,s
four years ago t:Iai hn had hjt,cr,.
assai!ed tn" stat administration ma,
he bad openly cNp, css, 1 coufcr,nt fo.
caucuses ami orcaniza ns ma .riuus -.
that lie had more than once failcd :.
support the part, ticket: and tb,; III
action in not entering regularly in,o
tho party primary and in noitin- m.
primary are evidence that he was no,
eligible to participates i'm str;c, marry
affairs. They said that thew know notb-
ing OF his desire To enter Tic ncld
against Mr.. Tandcs, having ,ad :. y,
time any intimation 10 that effect. and
would have ncen glad to show him
every consideration had he acted in ,ho
manner provided b.. at ito
senator Jordan replicd that hc as
sailed the Democratic tax IN .asurc h,,,
md done nothing more tnar o,bcru
whose Democracy had never bocn n,,os
tioned' that, though hc had acted in
dependently on several occasions ,,,
failed 10 support the party ticket 10
hah never voted for q Republican. tb,t
inr primary law had q fatal dcr.ct -
forcing man 10 announce is candi
dacy hVc months before tn. ro.ul.,.
election. and he did not consider him
self out or the pale Of tho party In nro.
testing against tho Injustice ana r,,n
Ming independently, and that In kccp-
ing him out OF tho caucus tho commits,
tee would set dangerous precedent.
The committee met In tho morning M
10 o'clock. and adjourned NJ noon 10
meet again in tho afternoon ut a.3o
o'clock. An hour later. il went INFO *
ccntivc session and remained in session
until about o'clock. 1t Is composed
Of Senator WendcnbcrE, chairman: sen
ators West, Saunders, Downing and
Addison.
The Legislature >buzZrd Yesterday
over tho creation Of House. and Scnat g
standing Committees on Social and
Moral welfare. Roth houses have
amended their rules to allow of, the
creation of this special committee. to
which. 1t Is stated, will he referred
Continued on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
j. S. WILL INSIST
|. ON PUNISHMENT OF
MEXICAN BANDITS
Otherwise Issue Might Arise
Wit h Recently Rccog-
niZcd Government.
ARREDONOO PROMISES
IMMEDIATE ACTION
Troops Already Dispatched, He
Says, to Capture or Kill
MurdercTs.
DISCUSSION IN CONGRESS
Resolutions for Use of Army and
Navy in Protecting American
Citizens Introduced.
DISCUSSION IN CONGRESS
Resolutions for Use of Army and
Navy in Protecting American
Citizens Introduced.

WASHlNGToN. January 13.-Elisco
Arrcdondo ambassador designate Of
III" dc facto government Of Mexico.
called at the state Department to-day
and personally assured Sccrctar.. Lam
sing that Carranza troops had been dis
patched to Western Chih,ushua with
orders 10 kill or capture all the bandits
concerned liz the slayin. of american
citizcns He said every carranza SOL
dicr III Northern Mexico would be
pressed into service. il necessary. to
achieve this purpose.
In a statement later. Mr. .>rredondo
declared that the men who lost their
lives had attempted to reach their place
OF business before complete control OF
the region had heen accomplished by
the Carranza forces. lie said they had
been given permission At their own re-
quest to pass through tho Carranza
lines. although Americans hal been
warned to keep ont Of territory in
which guerrilla warfare WAS in prog
reSS.
partmcnt at the close or a day de-
voted lar-cly ~ Official circl = here to
the Mex lean Sitiintiun President VIII
son conferred with Secretary Lansing
aud discussed tho subject Will, cailors.
lie Is understood to have told some Of
the latter that tho Chihuahua mine en-
pluyccs had been specifically warned
not g 80 into McSIrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
TT E:KrA - EI.Ey >TED
TO MEXICAN PRE.StDENCS

General Nictorano iiucrta WAS = pro-
fcssional soldier, and as such hc had.
W Ia the overthrow of President Fran
cisco Madcro. been known for his loyal
support OF the cNistin. governments.
lie fought LOYALTY for President rortirio
biaz unit! his fall. aud wien paz was
no longer chief executive. IIuerta
fought for Francisco de Ia Barra the
Provisional President. After francisco
Mldcro was elected. IIucrta found /, to
be his duty to support one who had So
lon- fought aS rebel. His loyalty
was not challenged until the Felix
piaA revolution in Mexico city IN Feb
rGary. 1913. when the Madcro govern
ment vas completely overthrown and
iiucrta himself elevated to tho presi-
dcncy.
/ llucr;a devoted himself Ia the mli-
iary career al vcrv early age. Born
At chihuahua in 1884. he entered the
military academy OF Chapultcpcc at the
age OF seventeen and passed through
the full course 10 graduation IN 1875.
when nc was commiss oncd second lieu
cmic term he was known for his pre-
objection for scientific studies. particu-
I larly astronomy and ma athematics.
When Porfirio Diaz began his rcor.
Gani=ation OF the Mexican army lucrta
was promoted captain or engineers am,
while holding this rank devised the
plan for = Mexican General staff Corps
I lie was an active member OF the Mill.
/ tarA Map Commission, created to DAFT
IN stan map OF Mexico on Il large scale.
ana hc had charge OF all tho asironomi-
I cal work "f the commission. leading cx-
piortn- and surveying PARTIES over the
widest rct,!ous Of the republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
KELEYS CANDIDACY
URGED ON WILSON
Delegation for Virginia, Forty
Strong. Presents Him as Fit
Jurist for Supreme Court.
PRESIDENTS MIND OPEN
Decidedly Favorable Impression
Believed to Have Been
Made on Executive.
Especial 10 IN. rimes.pispa,cn

-
- - "'''"'F
The largest delegation which has ap-
rcarcd at Tho White House since tia"
,.... , ,.,,.a = ~. c,,,,.,,,,,
- - -
81 JHsti': Lamar. i"-dh! Gale" "f"n
President Wilson ana urged the ap-
uoini,u..u, nf I,d.., .Ins.ui, /. Ii.ly ar
7''''''
Appeals lnc delc-ailo" was t''ii'"se"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-14
PARTICIPATES ~ suRsEQuENT
NAaIi CAMPAIGNS

a.
mitch active service. In I.Ol lie l.ft
the stan ANA took comm,nd Of IN.
infantry IN the campaign against the
fauui Indians .>t,cr TINS campaign hc
was again put IN charge Of The general
s;aff's Typographical work ia sonora.
lie participate ed in subsequent Yauni
rmpaiens. aud also in the campaign
IN fucatan against the MAYA Indians.
As reward for his Indian service
'thcr'a was given The rank Of briga.
d,cr-Gen"ral and once more detailed 10
the general staff
liucgta commanded All the doia.hcd
=oN"rnmcni forces IN the State of
Guerrero at til" bcginnin. Of tho Ma
dcro revolution. When Mad.ro o,ccdcJ
!" the presidency. ,icAcral lIucrra VAS
sent back into Alorc,os with u force
!" put down the Iapata rebellion. As
= result "f feeling growing .i,, Of
tins campaign. li.crta Was recalled
subsequently he led the army srut
against or""co and was in command nj
the battle OF l;acnimhu For this snr
wee sis was promoted 10 ma tor-ccncral
iir was then recalled 10 :hr capital ana
given leave OF absence hcca,s, .r i,
atccti"n Of the eye. ANA thus did moi
'ak" part IN the suppression of The irsr
nrfiSinG l"h by General i'>.ix Dio1 in
oci"h"r 1912
IN The second Eclix Dax revolution
witch resulted IN the overthrow NJ
the Madcro government. Ii,c,in w,s
iinm"diatciN called to aciivc couu,,nd
rs the senior ranking general then IN
tue can'ial. He escorted Madcro from
'harultcpcc Castle 10 ihc p;l,,.o IN
the iirS1 Of the ion I,,.s' ,i..L,,, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

q NY information regarding the CITY,
locations of Hotels, Rooming
Houses, Clubs, Public Buildings.
Places OF Interest, etc. etc, will gladly
be furnished at our Bureau of General
Information on the Main Floor, rear.
Feel free to ask questions.
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A BRANCH of the Postal Tele-
graph is maintained here; Post
Office within the store; Local and
Long Distance Telephones are al your
disposal We extend you cordial
welcome and trust to see you many
times this week
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A ND this invitation is extended, not
from mere formal standpoint.
but actuatcd by q desire to mako your
visit to ltichmcnd one OF enduring
qualification. pleasure end profit. Our
every convenience is placed at yCir
disposal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

A REST ROOM for the convenience
Of our women visitors this week
has been provided on the third floor.
Free Stationery will be placed at your
disposal and other special courtesies
to add to your comfort will also be
extended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

n uR orders for the major part OF all Bedding that
constitutes this wonderful Annual Sale were
placed not with i0bbcrS wholesalers, but with
the mills dircct-and far back last January
while the market still normal In this way we
have been able to assemble in reserve mammoth lines
OF Blankets and Bedding generally, equal to every
demand OF the momcnt-all on sale tomorrow.