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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Osage

oSdSe
 Ralph Kirkpatrick and his mogu thresher started the rounds ot tht neighborhood Thursday. Wheat is con sidered below the average of bushel' per acre, though good as to quality Oats, corn and the hay crops are me
 Ben F. Greer, our county agent, wa; in this part of the county last Wednes day vaccinating hogs. His work II this line has been very successful nc dead ones being reported.
 Mrs. Joe Fancher and children came over from Green Forest Wednesday tt spend fortnight visiting relatives.
 George Reeves of Green Forest was l business visitor here Thursday.
 Charlie Bishop transacted business at Harrison first of the week.
 Misses Fred Ramsey and Lillian Har- bert of Green Forest came over Wenes- day, guests of Aunt Bockie Poynor. Mrs. Nellie Sneed was visiting her neice, Mrs. Mary D. Reagan, last of the week.
 Mrs. Joe Bishop has carbuncle on the back of her neck that is causing her considerable pain.
 Mrs Ruth Reynolds gave a tacky party Saturday night to the members of her Sunday school class, which consists of the young men and young ladies of the community. Willie Kenner and Clyde Sisco won the prizes. The oc- casion was in honor of Mrs. Reynolds 2l Birthday. A very enjoyable time was reported. Mrs Reynolds was voted queen of entertainers.
 Pat Coxsey, the jolly Carrollton merchant and his son-in-law, Jesse Powel. came over Wednesday, MT. Cox sey to fish and Mr. Powel to make prep arations for the beginning of his school here School will open the third Mon- day in this month.
 Mrs. Margaret Reeves, who has been visiting her daughter at Row, Okla. for some time, returned home last week. School begins Monday with Miss Ruby Helper of Springdale as teacher Oscar Jones and family of Portland l oregon, afe nefe VlSltlng MT. ana MfS Price Jones.
 Mrs. A. B. Wi lson is visiting hel son, Oscar, at Harrison this week.
 Ton Anderson anh family and Lemue Spencer and family moved to Urbenette l last week.
 Homer McMurtr3 of Arlberg is visit ing relatives in thi, neighborhood.
 Oak Hill.
 Most every one ih this neighborhooC 1 believe in sane Fourth, for they al stayed at home and worked or mad, ice cream.
 Ed Gum and fl family are spending few days fishing oi White River.
 Ali NcNeil has 5one to Grove, Okla, to visit relatives.
 Floyd McNeil, accompanied by hi: friend, Dr. H. L. teathers, from town spent first of the feek fishing on Long l Creek
 Master Fred HS0 bert visited relative: on Osage last week. ! cannot ciy faith a yyaIl1tifisge " andYE, l few friGnuzSs1se ere S at the home 61 Will Hulsey,,f honor of him having reached the Half century mark. Al reported a god time and lots to eat with few cises Of founder.
 Jack Gofoth and daughther, Mi Allie, Wm hadman and two children Miss Dora MNiel and Mrs. Grady Wis dom were Suday visitors at Ed liar bert'S.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07

Joe Clark, George Grever, Sneed Vil- lines and Frank Brown are late ar rivals in the harvest fields in Kansas.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.


 SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
 NUMBER l Ar Green Forest 12:3l p. m. from Jop- In, Kansas City, St. Louis and points in Oklahoma and Texas. No. 3.-----------------..---------.9 9;43 Lv Green Forest 12:31 p. m. for Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans, points south on M. & N. A. NORTH BOUND TRAINS.
 NUMBER Ar Green Forest 7:13 p. m. from Little Rock, Memphis, New Orleans, points south on M. & N. A. Lv Green Forest IS p. m. for Joplin, Kansas City, St. Louis and points in Oklahoma and Texas. No. 4-- .-------- 70
 R. A. K ENDALL, Agent Green Forest. Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07

Faced by demands from the conductors, eng that would impose the country additional b, l00000,0o0 year, the railroads propose that th reference impartial Federal tribunal.
 With these employees, whose efficient service have differences that could be considered fai public body.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07
A Question For the Public to Decide

 FIR. ALBRIGHT, Ges ! Mansssf Atlantic Coas, Line Railroad L. v. BALDWIN. Gen T NanaIs, Central of Geor6i. Railway. C~L. BARDO. Ger T Manager, New York. New Hnven & Hartford RsiIre B. H. COAPMAN. Tier Prtadest. Southern Railway. 5. B. COTTER. GssI Mssskv. Wabash Railway. r. b. CROWLEY, Assf. Y;s.. .SsssfS.st. New York Central Railway.
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Spiele:
Cincinnati 1urnSemeimbe
aanSibateuliite fir bic YeamtenlualJ
i'm September.

Ger slnsidub, Der nit ser ausIuohl
Der &unoibaten fiir Die geamtenraI,l
heniitralt fpltroe. lmterbreitete bei
Der gemeinoe. .Seriamlulung eeIterr
atGfrnittag iolaenbe 9iite, Die eii
itimn,is gutgeteiBen purbe:
!. Spreder:: 2uoipie Ddiaer. G is
Gidjler.
2. Sprcfer: Dsatb. 8eiseerber
isrib aefeil.
/. SdriittDart: GIgen 2ap2. 8i6
;Sriess.uann.
aorr. sdriitip.: emil aramer
Schn still.
iinan5[Sefretdr: Serulan 2eiicr,
SllI. SaieH5abl.
Sd,asmeiiter: Senrp araus, Gus
Gfnspf.
/. Surnpart: @m. @eper SuI.
Dteper.
9 3uriupart: @m. aanileiter, u.
$. SuG.
ccismart: 5oi. sdlei6er, Gus.
Dieiiter.
@crtraiertsmann: Gugen SSaef6.
SabnentrGger: Ssnas Sc6enLeit.
ner, GiniI 8ierling.
9ieic SiIte icl aebritdt unb ocli
Witglieberu aft Iage DOT Der @abl
i'm Sepiernber sueeiteat iperoeH.
gis ne,e Iitglieber iuwoen mIfae.
aoiiineir iinb eingefiibrt: Tranf'Sum.
mel iiro ssobn Solt, beibe gfo. II
Yurf alnenne ipokrbaft; 9orlis %.
ren,, $40. 1920 Clifton 9lue.. als Of.
.iper 1urner. 2ie ginlaoirng bes
llngarl1nSiiden bilispcreins 3I Def.
fen aroben @einleiefeIt an A, Sep.
tenlber ipuroe angenonnen inb bic
6eiseiiigten Gintrittstartet on Die
antpeicnben WlitglieSer ioiort per.
fnuft.
Der Gontraft nit Siirillebrer 8g.
itap editein lpuroe al,i Elm peiteres
Sahr erneuerf.
Sn slbireicitheit bes eriten inro
speiten Sprcbers, Die iist geitern III
einem ;siibing Camp abfiiGlte.t
iiibrte Silrner Gbnnmb Shrinner
ben Woriie, fpdhretb Iurner gugen
9app profofpIlirte.
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SOber geind.

Gin ilIuitrer Gaf, beFen gefuh
natiirlit in eriter ainie ben bieiig.l
bsutTden Militdrpsreinsn gilt. ipirp
bisis Wote bier sintreffsn. gs 1T bic
iss S.rr emit aiit aus ct. Qouis.
Der @i5e prdiioent bts Rorbamert.
taniifsn Rrieserbunoes, Der am
Mittipo1 gbenb I'M feds llbr bier
anlanat unb alIer WabriGtinIihfeit
na9 msbr.re 1ase bier Oer,ueiIe,
biirfte,
gldtiirlit ipsrbsn ss bic ebemaliseil
beutiffn Soloatsn es iid ni4t nehs
men Iafsn. ibm einsn ber3liten WilIs
iomm 3u sntbieisn, unb I'm bic Ars
ranssmtnts fiir bisie 8esriibunssfeier
3u tr.ffsH, IN auf bsuie Mbtnb mad
G1lub Der @erfammlung bss Deuts
I&en MilitGr unterifiibunssDereinS
In Der Gin aibertp 9dlle cine Uers
fammlung anberauut ipcrbsn. Serr
6enrp Gpermann. Der prGIibent oes
Decentralization ariessrbunpss,
Der bic Wsriammluns einterufen bat.
giebt ii6 ber Soffming bin onb Die
MitsIisbtr bes Oeutfhsn 2ontiusbr.
persins, ioipie aud bic bss Deiitifen
Mlilitdr untsritiiBungs sDsrsins iid
3ublreia einfinbsn fperDer, bdmit alls
Uorbsreitlnsen fiir einew Diirbisen
Gmpfdns bes tauiren @ofes setrof,
Ten Rerbeu t6msL.
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Che grlaubnikibeine.

)2aprence 9ruti ide, %, 1850 Gpers
I 2lDenue.
l&atberiHe Sasmmerlin, 18, 1906
Jreeman Qoe.
J&rtbur $. 9obb, 81, Broom Sotel.
tGiltan PloDman, 20, 9ranb Sotel.
)Dm. Ssnrp Settts jr., %, 473o
WeBel 2tpe.
l5annie Samiltpn, II, 874 8ueno
9iita ploce.
JWm. s. Watt, %, 1884 Samsr Ctr.
l9loa 6. Suergsns, 80, 1869 GOIeraIu
Aoenue.
I@bpin S. Ga Bare, 26, 3404 prine
ceton 4pe.
(efie gaap Wutts, 20, 839 Wtitdsa
Goenue.
J2lntOnio ReDes, 80, 1911 Walnut
I Strabe.
lMap SOrna, %, 1862 Samsr ctr.
)Gbas. 6. SammeG, %, Glmnooo
I place.
lRa6el 81. Jltn4pausb, "a, 375S
ct. 2apreuee Npe.
JGouis $. Gaius, p, ct. gernarb.
t9ertrube anna SetnelDe, 20, 1926
Carthage Pite.
J9llbsrt Siaac siegsl, 27. Galion, 8.
l9lnna Surt, 20, 825 gBeit Court 81.
Isbomus 6. parr9, 20, 45s Sit 3.
I Strabe.
lgGa Marp Rsp, %, 1857 9iHe ctr.
5reb. GGsporth, 27, SIT Gin Ctr.
l9eulab StanIea, 19, besgl.
INi6olas Steiner, 46, lis Sit 5. ct.
lMaria 5biel, 80, 1928 @tne Str.
IGbarles 6. Blair, Al. 5ulIa, Stla.
lWinnie 8. G6ols, "a, pulace Sotet.
IGldb Senrp, 40, 43o Carlisle 2lpe.
lSottie .. Smit6, 80, Ill 9ano Str.
(Grant 20. Gutenberg, 80, Milan, Sno,
lgtta 2ouiie 9opea, %, gmerp9otel.
IWaIter 9eioadsr, %, 9ltlanta glDe.
l2lnna ssurit, %, Winton Hoab.
J,Spbn g. Garpsb, 27, 1923 Chapel
I Strube.
Beatrice 8. pbilIips, 26. bessl.
JGldrence 8dumanu, %, 3248 Sui
Ibenue.
lGmrma Stramsn, 20, 1909 9ugbes
Strabe.
Issames GaItan, 80, lilo 8tne Ctr.
Grace 9anb, 33, 1112 8ine Ctr.
! ISobn 20. Msper. %, Wat. 0ealtbD.
| Sba Map gropn, 20, bessl.
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3leine ppliseimadJriHten

- 10. s. S6offer BON Der 9oppIe
unb ueeeter StrdBe melbete seitern
Der qpli5ei, bab tbm eeitern aus feis
ner Wobnung cine Saf6enubr I'm
@ert6e BON 500 iprpie $3.50 IN gdur
entipenDet purpea.
5arab sinleb BON go. 1905
8abmiller Strabe betlagt ben gers
llit elmer Sui6enubr i'm 0srt9e ron
$25, Die ibr aus ibrer Bpbnuns sut=
penbet nuroe.
Der 5urmer 8. IS. aibter, Ult.
Srsb, 8, erilttte bic Polt3si seitern
ibm BEL Der qlufTpiiruus isines 19s
iGbriaen Gpbnes Deslep &ibler, Der
feir bem 5. aueuIt oerihpunoen 1T,
bsbilfltb gu Iein.
Rcb. gB. grrtpn, sO7 Weit 5.
Strabe, Der osm 19sidbrigen Clinton
RpbinIon bon W|ontgomerp, 4la,.
fpdbreue zines 9isputs um cine @is
aarette, einen oefGbrli6suSti9 in bic
linte Sette perieBts, fpurbe unter ent'
ipre6enber 2IutIage perbaftet Robins
ion mubte burt) gtutppdtrol a udh
benz StaotbOipitul gebradt tperoen.
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stepben aobaes, stephen Sarc3p
HEobann Gipos, EniI Gieiter, 3obanr
Sillinser.
5anSs 2 om mtttee: MatbiaS
SObalit, Soiepb Staub.
Serbtt : &ommittee: bi,
Samen bes Nltars0ereins.
Gan4 aommittee: Sofep1
Jernbubcr ilno peter gtagp.
9ludsrab: Inton Sdmibt
g9ilip Sssl, Suhann Saneiber unh
Widael S9neiber.
Gtgarren: Rargaret9 aasli.
unb gut6e 5abian.
Die segsnpdrtigen 9eamten Der
@emsinbe itnb:
Quoipig pilat, &afirer; SoIepf
@dlnet, SdriftfiiArsr; Jran5 arecs'
fan lmb Bbilip Gdneioer; &ontrcl
leurs: peter Nagp, Qnton Sdmtbt,
Wtidaet aaslit, SOfePh StOist unb
gbilip WlIQer.
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unfdae.

- Der 80 Sabre alte Milidolbat
George Sia, Der gegenpdrtig in Camp
8iuis itationirt lit, purbe bon Der
9isrten unb SSo6n Strabe nit sinem
fhlimm 3ermalmten linfen SUB naa
benz itGotii6en Spipitul gebraft.
0a6 !6il's 9lngabs purbe er, ais er
als blinoer paTagier auf einem Siia
ter5ug bier9er unterpegs mar, bon
einem 9remier Dom 3ug geporfen,
nobel er nit benz Iinten SUB unter
bic Rdber geriet6.
Der % Sabre atte MaI6iniit
Sobn Sertpig Don Der Blue Rod
StraBe uno Gplerain 2lpenue rannte
nit Ieinem W1otorrao seitern Ra6s
mittag an Der Sprtng 9roDe 4penue
unO alabama Strabe in Elm UlDbel<
fubrpert binein unb nuroe, pd6reno
er am goben lag, Don einem Der ers
idredten 9ferbe getreten, iobaB er
eine &opfpunbe ouppntrug, bic feline
ueberfiibrung na9 benz itdptii9en
Sofpitat n0tbig madte.
- Ser 21sidbrige GlifforO &tens
Der, 649 Carr StraBe, fiel eeitern
Na6mittag an Der Spring EGrope
@bsnue DON einer Glarf Strabe Gar
unb erlitt ipI6e 9erlebunsen am
&opf unb linten gein, oab er
burh 2utopatrol 8 na9 oem Staot>
boIpital geihafft iperben muBte.
- @Gbrenb es qeItern Ha6mtttaJ
BEL p5lig poltenfreiem 9immel plDb,
li6 bonnerte unb blists, puroe Der
25sid6rige @rtbur Wagner BON 1886
Wiami 9lpenue. pdbrenp er an Der
MlcGuapugb unb Sellogg apentie
einem 9afeballipiel 5ufAaute, Don eis
nem gliBftrabl getroffen unD fiel be-
pubtlos su 8oben. patrol auto 8
bradte Jpn mad Sauie, no es seraume
3eit bauerte, ebe er ii6 tpieoer ers
bolte. Wagner tanb CUR 3eit neben
sinem eiierneu 2eitunespfd9l Der
Traction 60. nit 5pei 5reunben,
tpel8 asstere isOO9 unberiibrt biies
ben.
= Der 9>iG6rise SDbn Wfulbols
lamb bon W2iobletoipn, 8. lpuroe, dls
er nit ieinem @ater uno Snfel in
einem Qluto iiber bic McWliden 9loes
nue fubr, neil Der gbauffeur bic aons
troGe iiber ben araftpdaen perlpr
uno berielbe on Der Mari9aa 4penlle
aegen einen pfabl rannte, uuf bic
Strabe geIhleubert Oabei erlttt er
tlaffenoe Wunben am 8opf unb ben
geinen unb arh inuerlihe Yerlebuns
gen, bic i'm Stabtbpipital, fpp1in er
in einem Yatrplautp gebra6t tpurbe,
als 6Ddft bebentlih ertannt porben
iinb.
Gam. Sones, AIS Oregon
Strube, Elm 9lngeitelter Der Gincins
natl eSce &c Golb Stprage Gp., @purt
Strabe unb GeeleItuu &penue, fiel
geitern Ra9mittdg in einen &efiel
beiben 8aFcrs uuo trug am gan5en
aDrper bebentIi9e griihpunoen oas
ppn. 9lutopatroI 2 bradte ibn nah
Sauie.
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Ginbriif)e uno Siebitable.

Der Ppli5ei puroeH seftern fol-
aenbe Siebitdble ,semeloet: BON 9efIie
&aplan, 1882 G6opel Strabe, cine
goloene Samenubr i'm Wert9e BON
$40; Don Clarence Sones, 3opla, &p.,
eine 86ris nit $26 auf benz llnions
9abnbpf; Don 9ller. aatrpuis, S21
@tne Strabe, $40 aus 'sinem aofs
fer; pon 6rau Sobu 5binnes, 1927
Sim StraBe, cine Sunbtaiae nit
$50 unb apei Diamantringen I'M
Wert6e ppn $120; bon Sugb Wcguls
loueb, 2721 aibIano qpenue, Elm In@
aug, Ipipie cine 5aidenubr i'm Wertbe
ron $40; bon 56ps. Turner, Sadfon,
ap., cine g0rie nit $14 aus ieiuem
,3immer i'm @ranb Sptel: BON Sohn
GbisbpIm. pontiac, Mid-, cine g6rie
nit $135 auf benz Union gatn6of;
Don Ben 8. aefuis, 7. unb Sobn Ctr,
cine 5ai9enubr i'm Wertbe bon 500;
BON Demeter Ruina, 239 Stureis
2lpsnue unb BON So6n Summan, 241
Sturais 4penue, $10.S5 refP. $40
aug Der GpfFern.
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1eitriser Sies Der rgraDes" iiber bic
cReSS",

gu bem ssitrisen erften Spisl einer
breitdsieen Gerie 3piI6en unIerer
.Reos" unb ben goftoner ,granes-
i'm bieiigen Reblanb Jielb batten fif
iiber 5000 3uidauer eingefunben. ala
9atterie fir Cincinnati funsirter
Sdleuberer WitteQ unb ydnge,
glarte sesen 4llen be5ip. 9Iadburn
fir bic @ssner. alIsn ipurbe i'm bier
ten Ganse burd Susbes abgel0it,
ipdbrenb WitdeG Bis gum gnDe bea
SpieI.s auf feinem g}oiten Dsrblieb.
Die .Rebs" madten 7 9reffer unb 4
syebler sessn 8 be5p. 2 Der Yoitoner.
Die GeBteren seipannen bas Spiel IN
3ipsiten Ganse bur6 ihre 1reffsr uno
spsi iSshlsr Der rRebs". gs mar elm
Invertebrates Spisl, bod bas @liit
besiinitigte bic y9raDss". Quislsb I'M,
8pron iparen S9iebsri6ter.
Refultat Der gefrigen
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Snidlenoicb cntfnm.

9ls 5rant 4. Senner, 13 Calhoun
Strabe seftern an Der 4. uno WdInui
Strabe cine SftenbsGar beiteiger
ipplte, purbe ibm ppn einem Manne,
Der iid an i'm berangeordugt bate,
isin Sai6enbut nit $5S seitoblen
iysnler bemertte ben 0iebitdbl fofprt
uno perfplote ben Mann, ben er aud
einbolte. 9ln Der @ine uno 4. Strds
BE rib iih Der @duner ieboh pisbsr
los unb bepertite1igte nit Der ers
Iangteu geute feline 5lu6t.
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SloBlidl aeitprben.

Der 6sjdbriss Gbus. 6. llpIOn, Elm
9erii6erunesagent, puroe geitern
gaaGmittas i'm gropn Sotel, 6. unb
Sim Strabs, mo er Iusirte, ais Seihe
i'm Bette gefunben. Or. 5oertmeper,
Der bic asBtere fpdter in Der Mprsue
befidtiste. itelte einen Sersi4las ais
SpbesurIa9e fsit-
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&;eSanien, bic bic beppriebenbe
GeatiAe 3a9ieier eiHgiebt.

Tas 8abIenperbdItnib 5ipiiden oaI,
rToIbIiitumcrifanern" ltiio cc;t
ginSeitridIern. ~ lie fultlirse.
ididtlide @iiIion oes oeiitibeii
Clements in ben 8ereinisten Siaa.
ten. 9ie engliihe fuIturge.
ididtIihe Miiiion lit Idnsit abse.
iddoiien. - Sie ntaft 'iid3 inrr
nod IN einer eebe,idyeIten Gr6m.
migfcit unb GuttaItiamfeit iotuic
I'M @ro5fapitaIisnuis gelteno. -
Eic GrbaIhine unierer poIfiidcn
uno ipirtbidaftlidJen Greibcit iIto
llnabbdngisfeit lit bic aufgabe oss
Teutidr ramerifqters.
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8. 80. Ridi fat bic srei Ct,
aouis Tlaihdufer 90. 1623-25
Gora Gtrabs, g. 1oebmsr sebbrig,
fur STATS an Geo. 6usneielS Dsrs
'iauft
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0DP orterI.

@eboren purbe er bod in Der auft.
auf Der @rbe sraoe man ben Snoben,
Sn's ajaFer itiirste er als giIot -
unb I'M Geuer purb sr besraben.
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Die Illinois Stadts3eituna

iiest auf ben Fountain 0ems staHbs, g. &
salnut unb 5. q gius strabs. sum gertanf
uus
Evening journal., 1916-03-29
He MAY TAKE PLEDGE
after He PAYS SIS fine

Il am going to take the pledge for
five years and will rot come before
you again" said Villa. J. Faulkner.
of South Wilmington when arraien-
ed I'm City Court today on a charge Of
disordcrly conduct.
This is your third appearance hf
court this month" said Deputy Judge
Joslyn.
Officer Virden arrested Faulkner on
Saturday morning on lleald street
near A. The officer said Faulkner
"cussod' evoryl ody who came along
Deputy Judge Joslyn told Faulkner
that In spite Of the fact that he in
tended to take the pledge he would
have to pay fine of S25 and costs.
But / never took the 1ledge be-
fore" said Faulkner
"Well. the fine will have TO stand,
said Deputy Judge Joslyn.
Evening journal., 1916-03-29
CAVIRA, Garcia
AID Americans
IN VILLA HUNT
conIInned arom Flrst page.

Continued from First Page.
the campaign against bandits into in
terycntion pleased both American
and 'Carranza officials here. They
little doubted that "rumOr factory
maintained In lsl paso and other bor-
der points. started reports Of threat
cned Mexican uprislngs and racial am
tagonisms TO inhamc both sides and
compel Intervention.
United states army officers pointed
10 the very friendly reception given
the American forces In Mexico. villa
has failed to rouse the poems against
the "Grlngoos.' despite his speeches
that the American troops were coming
10 massacre and burn. lie told the
Mexlcans that the United States negro
troops ate children. Some MoNicans
first 0ed i'm terror at the approach of
the expeditions vanguard. but return
ed when they found the soldiers
friendly and willing TO pay good
prices for supplies. Mexican papers
in border cities also failed TO innamo
4 the poems Practically the only ac-
cessions To Villas forces have been
secured ai the ride point
The pursuit Of villa was being car
riod on today behind an official silence
ON the part of the authorities regard
l ing his exact whereabouts
II seemed certain that villa reach
cd the mountains In southern Chi
; huahua. while the American troops
woer forced 10 advance slowly on
account Of danger 10 their line of
communication The vanguard is
now moving over droary mountains
/ which offer even greater obstacles
10 rapid progress than the desert he-
tween Columbus and Casas Grandos.
The Carranzistas will continue
thoir cooperation, General Gabriel
Gavira, commandant at Juarez, said
today
"Villo is the foe OF Mexican liberty
as well as of United states safety.
lie robbed and murdered Moxicans
as well as Americans. There is little
sympathy for villa on this side OF
the border. II is important 10 Mex
ico's peace that he be captured and
slain"
Consul Garcia. In IN Paso. said:
1--WE will do all we can. I can say
officially with a full knowledge OF the
fact that First Chief CaTanza Is anX-
ious for Villas capture and destruc.
tlon. regard villa as a menace Ia
MeXico's liberty
The two CaTranza officials were bit.
ter i'm condemning efforts TO force
American Intervention. They intimat
ed that even foreign nations may have
entered into the campaign.
Gen. Funston announced today thai
General Pershing is using part OF The
Mexican Northwestern Railway line
confirming exclusive United Press dis
patches on this point a week ago.
Funston has also received a repor
: of the wreck OF one Of Pershlng's troo
+, trains. resulting in the injury OF TEL
4 Troopers. information carried by IN
United Press several days ago.
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covering ground, but he hasn't a thing
on villa.
Pitcher Meyers and Catcher Meyers
are hustling FOR jobs with the Ath-
letics. A sort OF pretzei battery as it
were
Cardinals start home in Perfect
shape for Spring Games reads st.
Louis headline Fair enough. though
the said Cards lost four In a row.
Don Lew, Chinaman, will represent
Pennsylvania in the lightweight class
at the intercollegiate boxing trials.
lie will not wear his natirOns in his
gloves.
New York schools will be named
after great men. The Bennie kauf
grammar school will get big play
from the future greats.
Some motorists don't believe In
signs For instance this greeting
Evening journal., 1916-03-29
BISHOP WOULD QUIZ
METHODIST LAYMEN,
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W. r. Mowbray, G.. f. Jones; lay, C. ~.
Tebo, L. p. Cahuon;. Easton District,
district superintendent. Ministerial, L,
Z. Barrett, c. T. Wyatt; lay, w. o.
Holrecker, Martin Burris. Salisbury
District, district superintendent Min
isterial, r. r. Martindale. G. A. Hill;
lay, W. j. Downing, Judge r. b. Jones
Wilmington District, district superin
tendent Ministerial G. r. Anderson, r.
+. Carpenter; lay, j. T. Ranck. J. w
COley.
Conference Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions. Ex-ofiicio, district superinten-
dent. Dover, S. S. Superintendent.
Madison Willin. Edgar b. Simmons; I;
Easton. S. S. superintendent. DR.. A.
=. Sudler. A. G. Cox; Salisbury, S.
S. Superintendent, l.. A. Bennett,
Benson Dennis; Wilmington. S. S.
superintendent, II. r. Isaacs, c. T..
Burchenal.
Conference Board Of Church Loca-
tion. Dover District, District Super
intendent. Ministerial, l.. w. Lay
field. V. p. Northrup; lay. T. r. In
fran, w. S. Hamman. Easton Dis
llANis DlcAliNl superintendent. Aluln-
terial, c. T. Wyatt, w. l. White; lay,
NJ. A. Toulson. Harry Chambers.
Salisbury District. District Superin-
tendent Ministerial. l.. T. Poole,
ID. J. Givan; lay. r. c. Peters, J. c.
Townsend. Jr. Wilmington District,
District Superintendent Ministerial,
V. S. Collins, T. r. VanDyke; lay,
J. A. Weldin, c. A. Sharp.
District Missionary Secretaries-DO-
yer, o. E. Jones; Easton. Leonard
White; Salisbury. w. e. Greenfield;
Wilmington, G. w. Dawson.
Triers Of Appeals-T r. Terry.
c. w. Prettyman,l J. p. Otis, F. F.
Carpenter, r. n. Faulkner
Bureau OF Sessions-1919, V. s.
Collins. w. L. White. II. p. Cannon
1917, L. Z. Barrett. T. Z. Martindale
w. o. Hoffecker; 1918. r. r. Van
Dyke, ]. e. Perry. w. r. Records.
Commission on Finance -Ministe-
! rial. j. W. Colona, c. w. Prettyman
c. T. Wyatt. c. c. Williams, w. +
Greenfield. Alfred Smith, V. $. Col.
Inns, W. A. Wise. district superintend
ents eX-oflicio; lay. W. J. Downing, ]
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