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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02
Receptions.

The annual fall reception for the
congregation Of the First Presbyterian
church will be held Wednesday night
az $50 o'clock in the parlors of the
church. A program will be given IN
der the direction OF Mrs Robert J..
Holiday and Mrs. Walter d. Howe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

the class Of Nay. 1913. Jeanette Davey
is the vice president; Donaldson Crow.
secretary and reporter; Catherine
Franklin treasurer, and Bob \CarsOu.
ergeant-at-arms.
The Philomathean Literary society.
which is the oldest girls literary and
debating society Of the high school,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

a silk lined hand woven bamboo
lamp shade for your living room.
Beach's Art shop. City National Bank
Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Adopt some Of the many time and
money saving office devices in which
We specialize.
Commercial office supply Co.
A. ". Mclean. Mgr 2O9 Tex St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Noccasius Tor house wear comfort
able and inexpensive. Beach's Art
shop. City National Bank Bldg-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

'.Miller Made Dresses and Bunga-
low Aprons are made in FL Paso. have
you seen them Phone 1872 and we
viii send our DemOnstrat1r with sam
pies DO 10 now. The Miller Made Co..
EOS East Missouri ST. Brazos Base
menr.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-02

Miss Margaret Bryan and Lewis
Springer. whose birthday anniversaries
occurred Sunday. We're the guests of
honor at a very informal dinner. given
by Mrs. T. H Springer. at her home on
North St Eraiu street. Sunday night
The other guests were Mrs. r. J. Rog-
ers Mrs L T Rogers. Miss Isabelle
Springer. John. Seymour, Roy Springer
and Charles Springer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Application for Oyster Ground


The following applications fDa oyster
ground Ia or adjacent 10 81, Mary Is
county, Is nos on iile IN the Office ~
the Board OF Shell Fish Commission.
ers OF Maryland
Published charts 81 the natural
oyster bars az So Mafy's county arr
filed with the CLERK al the Circuit
Court Of said county
Notice is hereby given that nii pro.
fests against the granting OF said
lease must De filed III the Circuit Court
OF 81. Mary's county on or before the
18th day 81 March, 1916.
Applicant Address
Thomas II. Buekler, Orayilie, SID
Not exceeding ~ acres
Located In PatuSenl River, Dn the
westerly side thereof, ia front OF The
farm known as De l4aBrooke and ad.
Joining the land leased ~ .histus
Ryder, on the westerly side, a.
shown on published chart No ~
y G Webster, Solomons, Nd
Not exceeding ~ acres.
Located in Patnxent River on the
westerly side thereof, southwestern
Of the boundary line Of Calvert and
st. Mary's counties aud northeast
eriy and adjacent to the land leased
TO Eugene Landlord. and east north
east af u s e. q q. s. trinngnla
ton station Billiard, Ms shown
on published chart No. ~
John !. Williams, orayillei Md
Not exceeding 30 acres.
Loeated in patuxent River, on the
westerley side thereof, on the farm
known as De La Brooke. and ad
Joining the land leased tD Iusius
Ryder on the north. and being
southerly OF Thomas (St Mary's)
natural oyster bar, a. shown On
published chart No. -.
Cleveland Herbert, Meehanicsville,
Md. Not exceeding 20 acres.
Located in PatpXent River, on the
westerly side thereof, between Great
House Creek locally known and
Persimmon Creek northerly and ad.
Joining the land leased to John
Harper, and between said land and
land leased TO John w Morgan. a.
shown on published chart No ~.
Richard 7. Long. Orayille Md.
Not exceeding 20 acres.
Located IN PatnXent River, on the
westerly side thereof, OH the farm
known as De Ia Brooke. aud adia
cent 70 the land leased 10 Iusins
Ryder and sonthwesterly and nd
joining the land applied Tor bY
Ihos. H. Buckler
James G. Curtis. MechaniesyiIle. Md,
Not exceeding 30 acres.
Located In Patuxcnt River, on the
westerly side theseof, of the mouth
~ Washington Greek and adioiaing
the land leased TO Il D. Long. on
the northerlY side, a. shown on
published charl No. 49,
john Harper Oraville. Ma
Not exceeding % acres.
Located in Patuxent River, on the
westerly side thereof, northerly Of.
the mouth Of Cremona Creek, adj
Joining land leased 10 John w
Morgan on the south west and be-
tween said land and the shore, is
shown on published chart No. TO-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Applications for Oyster Grounds

The following applications i,sfes sb.l
ground lfi or adlanrni ~ 81 Aiaf
County. u Bos on iile 81 the Uiifee ~
tlir Board ~ Nheil Fish fOnuii sssst
ers pi Maryland
Published charts - tie natural ~
ter bars ~ ~. Maryts county are iiina
with The Clerk ~ the Sined lona ~
said county
EOlicn "a hereby given ghal ala pra
tests against the granting - SAID
leases must W. nlea ia siie tinau
Court 81 IS Mars county, t,u ~ isA
fore De sth day ~ March 1915
Applicant Address
Joseph r. Dosncs traeiile Nd
Not exceeding ~ aeses -
located 10 ralu3em River. ~
westerly side therraf ADJOINING ah
ilsia brooke farm NhpFc linr "a
shown on published chart W. IL
l.lme a. Jsrboe. AieehanlcsxIlls sii
Aot egceedlng - aefe
Located IA patn8unt River. au fha
Westefiy side lhofr07. hatNt9a lar.
slmmon Greek and Great ilogsn
1feck locally knownl ~ Orchard
Point tl0oally known, and ntweeu
land leased 20 John W MORGAN
aud Richard tona. ~ blown na
Published ehari No 81
George W Muyf 0akgille aa
Not execetli0g " acres
Located In painNeut River, on lie
8Oufhsesterly side thereof, 8beat
one mia Rb0fe Sandpatea and
adjoining the property ~ Joseph ii
Key a. shown on published chart
M ~
Frederick Landlord Solomon. Md
Not exceeding - acres
Located IN Patpxent River, on tlW
westerly side thereof % gnlranee 10,
Trent Hall Creek, and adjoining lhe
land leased ~ Eugene Landlord al
the north, ~ ,iiaHn 90 pahlishai
ehsrt No. 10
dohn A brooke, Mrehanicsti lie. ND
Mol eNceding ~ acres
Located ia Washington Greek. Z us
butary 81 I'atuAeni River. aa the
easterlf side thercpi. near ifisnsss
Cove fincallg kuuwnj. AZ sl4oWn u,i
published chart No. 49,
Is. BERNARD Buruh. MechaaIes,lsle
Nd. Not exeeeding - acf.s
Located III Washington irerk Il III,
bntary Of iatuSeni River, on the
easteriy side sheeeof, near rs HoutiA
~ shown 90 published chart M. IA
John w, MnfRan. uravtlle, Nd
Not axeeeding = acres.
Located in painxcnt River. al thp
Westerly side fhcrcof, ADJOINING the
land LEASED 20 the applicant "a TIE
south oast, near u. y. q Il az 4.
triAnglatjon station e nmona.
as shown on published chart No. III
l-i3.4t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

st. Mays is on the crest Of a
progressive wave. and the interest
her citizens are displaying in de-
yeloping her abundant resources aud
opportunities is beginning TO reap
ats reward.
Several men, prominent in the
affairs Of the county, and who have
ever striVen TO awaken a deeper in
terest of the public in her possibili-
es have become discouraged be
Use of the lack Of any response on
part of those who should show
greatest interest, but happily
londition il passing and the
sporssmaniike way Of each
wnrt ii talsia&.i place.
Cooperation il e,gentiaI to the work
ing out AZ our destiny al county
and all patriotic citizens should rea-
lie their responsibilities and devise
ways and means whereby our county
can render a good account for the
talents that have been given her.
To do this we should have the
expression Of all our people that we
may cope the more intelliRently
with the problems that confront us
In our last issue we published q
letter from the pen Of Mr.. Geo. r.
Hutchins, which warrants more than
ordinary pursual. 1t contained
many timely suggestions that it were
well to put into practice. His nrg-
ing that the questions which effect
the county so vitality be discussed
in a free and untrameled manner
through the medium Of the local
press is one that should appeal 10
all who desire the welfare of the
county. And be it known that the
columns Of the BEACON are open TO
yon for the furtherance Of this idea.
Cooperation is the keynote to
success. But how are we to know
the road unless by wise coun, h
To that end let us have the expires
sion Of the people, for after all they
are the ones for whose benefit i'm
proyements are sought. Individuals
.thay prosper, but the essential thin
for the welfare Of the county II that
q better condition should prevail
There are many questions Of vast
Importance that should be discussed
and upon which some definite ac-
ton should be taken.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court or 81 Mary County. Set y.
January -. 1916
EDERED BY THE COURT. That MahIe
q. and Louise Il. Bean, Administrative
of Joseph A.. Bean, late Of ~.
Marv'a county, deceased, give the notice re-
qulred by law 10 this deceaaod'p creditors 70
exhlblt their clsims. and that the aane b.
pubiiahsd once q week for alx successive
weeks Ia The ~. Mnfy'a BEACON.
BENJ. goMHs,
Register Of villa,
rrus copy, Test BgSI N0Mha,
Hegistor Of wills for ~ MAry'a County
la pursuance Of the above order. hereby
give notice that have obtained from the pf-
phanp' Court Of ~ Mays county. Md, let
tsra o. Administration on the personal estate
81
JOSEPH a. BEAN
late OF said county, decreased. All persona
having claims againet the said dccsaasd are
hereby notihod 70 exhibit tho same with the
proper vouchers attached thersto. 10 the 81 b.
scribor on or Dgioro the 70 day u Iniy.
1915, they viii otherwise by law be- excluded
from the bfnofita Of the hald estate. All per
sons Indebted 10 tbs decpasod are Required 10
make tmm ediate payment % the subscriber.
NABLE ~. BEAN,
LOUISE r. BEAN
i-2get Ad,niniatratrlxa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
EEoNARDTowN. MAgyLANp.
thursday Morning. Jan. ~. 1915.


KNOWLEDGE is power An oppor-
|tanity has been given our people
10 ada q their knowledgs Of pculs|
|trS raising Th~ Maryland Agri-
cultural College has been induced
10 give Neighborheod short
Course at Leonardtown
The authorities Of Leonard Hall
have placed their lecture room at
the disposal Of our people and for
four days lectures and demonstra-
ton will be given.
Recognized experts will devote
themselves to enlightening our peo-
pie on the important bran.'hes Of
poultry and dairying. The best Of
the world are seeking enlightenment
along the lines Of their occupations
and they make progress as they adj
vance in practical knowledge. II
we do not advance we shall soon
become 50 defective that we win be
unable to secure a living from orr
chosen work.
This short course has been secur-
ed after considerable effort on the
part Of some Of our prominent citi-
zens. 1t is muclapeeded BY MS and
everyone who wishes To make more
on poultry OF 70 advance in the
dairy business should take advan-
tage of the opportunity to learn how
to produce more economically. We
must produce more economically if
we wish 70 increase our profits, and
'increased profits will enable US 70
live better and to produce better
results for ourselves and others,
Let us become interested, attend the
courses and see what is ahead Of rs.
There is much to be done, and Il
is time for as to be up aud doing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
AAnYllAD, DELlWlBE 1 VIRGINIA ii. CO
WINTER SCHEDULE |
z atuxent River Line
IN EFFECT JANUARY ). 1915. 4

Leave Baltimore, Piera. Light Stirred
weather and slde permitting, ThursdaN
zoo ~ M. for The following points
Fair Haven. PluAp Point. Dafe's. CD
ernor's Run, Cove Point. Misistof
Sol0mon's island. Speneer's, st. Cutl.
bert'a, 81. Leonard's Sellers. S0tterll
Cashner's. Parker !. FORESTS. Dnke3
Trent Hall. Holland Point. Benedict
Returning, steamer will leave Benz.
dict. Friday. II nom weather and tict
permitting. solouon'a Island. 5a0 Il
~. MIilabone, 6 4. ni,, Cove POND
ioyern0r'a RIM. 800 u. ~. Dnre'i
$50 p M. Plum Point 800 p. m,,
Fair Haven. 1000 p. M. stopping ai ii
the above points. arriving II RaItimoIl
next morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

The latest German fighting air
machine stands on its head when it
fires It's gun and lodges pursuit like
arabbit. The old fairy tales, with
all their wonders, have nothing on
this remarkable war and its still
more remarkable resources. Amer
icans
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Leave baltimore, Pier 4. Light Sc.
weather and tide permitting. Saturday
zoo y. M, for the following points
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Dare'a. Cor
vcm0r'a Run. Cove Point. Miliatone.
Solomon's Island, Spenccr's. 81. Cntb'
hert's, ST. I4eonardas Sellers. Sotteri9,
Cashiers Parker'a. Forests. Duke |,
Trent Hail, Holland Point. Benedifi.
I+ietch'A, Truemap'a Point. Deep Land
ing, Holland Cliffs, MagruderA Ferry.
Lower Marlboro, White Landing. FeF
~ Landing, Nottingham
NoTE. Steamer win continue To IL
ems Creek. Monday morning.
Returning. steamer will leave Iyoi,
Creek. $50 u M. weather nfid an
permitting. Monday. stopping at iKl
above p0iDfs Nottingham, s.3Ua. n.
Lower MarlbarD'. go 4. III Isenedlei
~ noon, Solomon's Island. 10 o. m.,
Millat0ne. b.'hi j. M. Cove Point Csg-
ernoF I Run. 500 y. M. Darc's, S2I
Plum FONT, 300 y. Ms Fair Haven
1000 p. m, arriving il baltimore ncsI
norainr
This tiine.talic shows The times III
which steamers may be expected 20 ~
rive At and depart from the several
wharves. but their arrival or departure
~ tho times stated Is mt guaranteed.
nor does the Company hold itself ~.
spnnalble for Any dpla9 or any coaAe.
quenceH ariaine thcrefram.
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager. (
y. W. DUWNEY.
Agent. nnliimnrr.f
4. MURDOCH.
General Passenger Agca
t-gy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Road Meeting.

At special meeting of the Fourth
District Farmers Club, called TO talk
over the proposed legislation for bond
ing the county for road improvement,
II was thought best to caIl amecting OF
all interested for or against the propos-
al, at Leonardtown, TUESDAY, Feb.
|, at n. M
Our Senator and Delegates have beer
requested to be present.
By Order.
1-29-it. COMMITTEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
MlRMlNp. peLlNlaE 1 uaGlAl n, co
WINTER SCHEDULE
Potomac River Line
~ EXPECT IANftApy ,a1e
IN EFFECT IANuARY 3. l9lG.

Steamer leaves baltimore. Pier 3.
Light Street. weather md iidc permit
Ting. Saturday. . y. M. Tor Washing.
Ton, y. 81. and intermediate landings
aa fallo~s
Miller's. Broome'a. Porto Hello. Ora
non =. cuan. > ., M, hundick's. Lakes.
Walnut Point, cowart'a isewiaetta. Kin
yale. tintrn Lodge Landing. Mnndy'a
Point, Piney Point. 10 a. M, Leonard
town. y noon. Abell's, C0brum's. Ray
side Bushw0od. Rock Point, 4 =. ~.
horgantown, Riverside. Glymont. Alex.
andria. arriving " Washington MoYday
morning
'un Signal
Returning, leaves 7tb 81. Wharf
Washington. Monday. weather and tide
permitting, Ut y. NJ; l.e0narsiiown.
Tuesday. q. NJ, Lodge landing. 10 a.
m. kinaale. " noon. Miller'a. 4 p. ~ !,
Porto Ballo, Z n M, arriving 10 Raiti
more Wednesday morning. stopping ~
alltheabove landinge
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Public Sale

The undersigned will ofer Tor sale
on the premises now occupied by Mrs.
Webster Bowles, on the farm ~ the
late Col r. Johnson Cotton, near
Oakley
Horses,
] Yoke Oxen.
2 Bnggies.
Ok Cart,
7 Hogs,
A-quantity 81 household furnlmrr
and farming implements, ON
/ Wednesday, Feb. z, 1916
at 70 o'clock A NJ.
q. AGNES BOWLES,
JAS. q. T3TPElT.
Adms of dos l. Bnckler.
w. bernard Long, anciinneer II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Steamer leaves Baltimore, Pier 8,
Light Street. weather and tide permit
ting. Wednesday. az 8 p. M, for Bay.
side and intermediate landings. as fol.
lows
Miiicr's. lsroome's, Porto Bello, Ora
sons. Coan, 3 a. M. Bundick's, Iaake's.
Walnut Point, Cowart y Lewisetta, Kin
sale, 'Cintra. Lodge Landing, Mundy's
Point, Piney Point. 10 a. M, Aheli'e.
Cobrum's, Lennardtown, z noon. Bay
side.
ION Signal
Returning. aleamer leaves. weather
permitting Bayside. Friday. o n. m.
Lodge Landing. 10 a. m, Kinaale, ~
noon, Miller's. y. M. Porto Bello. 6
10, m, arriving 10 baltimore, Saturday
morning, stopping at ali OF the above
landings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Steamer leaves baltimore. Picr 3,
Light Street, Tuesday, .. m, for
the following prints. weather and tide
permitting
Miller's. Broome's. Porto BeIlo, Gra
aon'e. coan, hundick's. Lakes. Wal.
nut Point, Gowart's, Lewisetta. Lodge.
Mundy's Point. Einsala.
Returning. steamer Ieavea kinsale.
"Wednesday, " noon. weather and tide
permitting, for Baltimore. atoppinR AZ
all the above landings Millor'a. u.
m. Graa0n'a, p. M, Porto Bello, Is >.
M. arriving at baltimore Thursday
morning
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

This Timetable shows the times Al
which steamers may be- expected 70 an,
rive and depart from the several
wliaryes, but their arrivals or departure
at the times stated is not guaranteed,
nor does The Company hold itself fe.
aponsible for AIRY delay or any eonae
queucca arising tberefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager.
d. w. DOWNEY,
Agent. Baltimore.
4. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
Lay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14

man, Indeed, may II not he that the
much abused importer is legendary
IA matter OF fact, these birds
fy across the Atlantic, stopping TO
rest, occasionally. | have seen them
do it.
An explanation might be advisable.
While coming over from Naples to
New York on n German vessel some
years ago, | detected a number OF
English sparrows making their way
to America. without the aid of COM
pulsory importers. The wretches
mot more than dozen or SOY would
fiv along at the side of the vessePt
course for a considera Bile time: then
alight In the rigging and rest. then
swing out for another flight. In this
way. no doubt nearly or quite every
large weasel from the old world brings
these unmitigated nuisances TO OUT
shores. Certainly some have come
this way. and the scourge OF the gut
tenous birds Is being seriously fei
over the land
| have been told that in Illinois the
State laws are severe against all VINO
allow sparroWs to build on their prem
ises, and a price OF two cents eacf
is paid For destroying the birds
Something surely needs TO be done
indivi6uallv and collectively. 10 rio
our State Of the constant wastage
caused by birds hat do no good. are
impudent to netting degree. and
multiply with a speed beyond all de-
Cency.
NOEL ! ALLEN
Gloucester, Va. April H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14
SOUTH ADVANCING
EDUCATIONAL LINES

Virginia stands thirty-eighth among
the States in the matter of education
according to a very interesting speech
made yesterday afternoon at the
Equal Suffrage League headquarters
by j. H. Binford, State school inspec-
tor. Mr.. Binford declared that a few
years ago Russell Sage declared that
Virginia stood forty-eighth In educa-
ton, but in his opinion her condition
was not quite that bad, although bad
enough. To offset this statement, the
speaker also declared that, in his be-
lief the South was the most pro-
gcess i've part OF the country IN edu-
cational matters.
by that / mean he said. that
lie South is advancing at more
rapid rate, though she has still n Iona
distance TO go before she catches ny
with her progressive neighbors NO
State" he continued, which Is In
habited by ignorant people will ever
give women the vote. The idea car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14
MAN INSTALItS STOCK
COMPANY At ACADEMY

n plans materialize between the
Wells Amusement Company and r. p.
Price. a prominent man in theatrical
circles there is little doubt that
they villa high class stock com
pany will he installed at the Academy
Of Music May !. The Academy sea-
son closes today with the and of
Howe's pictures.
For many years Mr.. Price managed
successful stock companies on the
Pacific Coast. at Portland, SeaHue
and in San Francisco Coming Fast
nfter the Gan Francisco catastrophe
he identified himself with Klaw and
Erlanger, and has been with them
since in a managerial capacity Tic
recently came TO Richmond with the
"Pollyanna" Company. AT this time
ARA ngements for the installation of
the stock company were made,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14


The ei"S' f'7''''S ''
note printed ~ this newspaper f"~''r-
d. morning will regard IT RS an utter
!. rsa,{~f2crory statement IN 50 far
~. main tno,dert. tho sinking Of
-. s,,,ss,x + CONCERNED
~. lame statement rs made that
..,a .of, ans ma, SINK by a Cierna u
a,.,,s ,,.,, tina, "a QJbmarsno Did
.4L .n., af TINS lime ana io the
.,ro,,i,,s,. i.r,,,.u named Without
nm ,,. s,,rnoxt-,on Thai the
.4,. a,,,~,ed Was - Graf, in military
a
- ,art ma, rhe firing of The
.,aaoo caused g .cr.oas expIoslon IN
-. so,,vs,a mart OF lne shIp Is quoted
s,,,,.. tt..,4 q, i,,-,.... -a,.,,ie, If en-
.ro io ,-si,,.s cargo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14

rirst CHIEF C4Jraazl Us tresdine OH
aanserous eroaaa Die 1oe charges
tha, the united stsles government "a
sending troops .a1o Mexico toob toa
snucn for 4,aagea aua That IN rert-
procal arrangement agreed apon only
contemplateJ ta.urn luupuo0a eo.o
ne the Columbus incident aod NOT
the crossing a III. border o. ta,~ nmo
In counec,iou with uho Villa oefrae,
The frs, chief .uder the anu
American toteiage Of otre@eo. :
ridire 10 an sarA. ard hesd-ntesa.a.
fall.
No one Was more certain taaa oa.-
rama woen VIA aud his fellow
bandits invaded ms countrz that 'he
last straw had been cast apeu 'nr
esmsrs back Of American foroear-
mnce. and that j, meant that W would
night II necessary to secure safety for
our border people and trooper a"earl
for their rights IN NcNno
THE hrst chief with show "f special
pleading. which delights the soa1 Of
the manana-Iovins man Of spanish
blood. urges that the object 81 the
American expedition has already been
accomplishcd and that the eonsuta-
sionaHst forces are amply able to com
piete the work of Furnishing villa
There wonld he no doubt Of the
ABILITY Of the oonstitutioualist soldierl
To handle the situation II they had the
VIII to do 50 But they have. we do
rot doubt connived At Villas ESCAPE
rasher than aided in his capture. W.
are prepared 10 believe that large
prerer;ion ~ the soldiers composing
The Carranzs army are really proud "
& his Columbus exploit
Hence the t'nutd states should II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14
-CARRANzA's DEMAND PRECIPITATEs
SERIOUS CRISIS IN MEXICAN SITUATION

withdraw it, forces with their work
.naa#shcd. would be bat inviting fu-
t.ro outbreaks Of The same Kind. II
.- means war for America 10 protect
,- people there Will be war and IT
.... mem defamation Of Eun-totng,
...t. aaylne hvbrids such As Mexico
Ia. rot mad In All its Na'f',e Il
America ie forced 10 housekeeping,
p4r forces are in Mexico on an
GRAND. The successful accomplish
mert Of which will serve the interests
. pearc and order in both countries
ta rho ,onsummatlou Of this work W.
naturally looked for the cooperation
OF sj decent Mexican people. We may
hc paidoned # we begin to doubt thar
There IRE any such.
We viii very firmly, very courteous
~. and IN language diplomatic advise
Carranza mat our troops will stay in
Nexiro untI villa is killed or cap
-g,ea and We should add that If the
\Ja crowd muItIpIies there may be
more funerals necessary.
America is unutterabiy sick Of the
EXISTING situauon open war is pre-
ferabIe to the treachery which sur
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-14

Tho conversational power OF cash
O., -o great in Mexico that an Ameri-
can dollar makes a noise Ike Patrick
Henry The lack OF good old United
States coin to help him get his feet
on the ground will ne felt by Carranzo.
We were ready 10 help him, are trying
Boa fact 20 catch his pet bandit for
a.m. and would have financed real
government in Mexico Now it viii he
.ara centime until Mexico behaves
itself