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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP!

MELLOW CITIZENS: Let us get together and
n make this town of ours the most healthful and
most inviting in the State. To do this must
organize our forces, map out our plans and get to
work. Other cities and towns throughout the United
States are finding the efforts along these lines
bringing excellent results.
If we would have healthful town we must clear
attcs cellars stables Sheds yards Streets alleys
and vacant lots of trash, dirt junk filth, garbage
rags cans bottles and weeds We must empty toilets
heaps drain barn lots, fill up mudholes
and Shiny, ll-smelling ponds, open cutters, repair
streets and burn rubbish.
Then must use soap and scrub brushes brooms
rakes and shovels. We must throw lime freely about
toilets and stables. Why? Because disease germs
and germ-carrying insects, especially flies and mos
quitoes, breed in filth and spread typhoid and con-
sumption when they enter our living rooms alght
on our food or bite us while sleep.
After the dirt is gone must repair our buildings
and fix our fences-and then lay the paint
Paint everything that needs it, inside and out, for
paint is the best known preservave and its brighten
ing influence will make the dullest town in the world
look spick and span.
OF course when we buy paint and lime we put
money into the paint-dealer's and lime-dealer's
pockets But if we get sick and die the doctor, drug
gst undertaken, sexton and tombstone man take our
coin. Most folks would spend theirs on
paint and lime-take your choice.
Come on, now folks Let's call a meeting, form
Clean Up and Paint Up Club composed of men,
women and children, and get on the job The prize
is worth it--health and happiness.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31
important Personaqe.

Tom-Why were you so extremely
polite to that old man? Is he rich
relative?
Jack-Sh-h-h! That is my prospec-
tive father-in-law.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31
Most unkind.

Miss Sereleaf says she is going to
marry one man in thousand
''The last one?" asked Miss Cut
tenn.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31
The Divvy.

"How did Kid Jabb make out in his
bout with Battling McPug?"
"Oh, the Kid got the gate and Nc
Pug got the gate receipts"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31

But when it comes to shoveling
snow man always tries to follow the
straight and narrow path.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31

There isn't much self-love in the
makeup of the man who loves the
enemy as himself.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative-three for athartic.-Adv.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-03-31

Women will never be paid as much
for lecturing as men, because they do
TOO much Of it for nothing
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
La rStatua de M0ntrr0 Rios.

SANTIAGO DE CANPOSTEI.i. y
cost, 10. :" IN v-rifjraio n !nnt-
elra,inn IL Ia r>larua H. don Eu-"-
Mo Nopl.ro Rios. ,o-..ada por sus-
,r.ari6n p,ihlica.
y ar,o a-iSti"-on La m!oriIa-
dos. una rnmpaHia IL. in!ant"ria con
]iaa,i"ra y mi-I'a Y "n"rm" murh"-
dItmhH".
=. pronunrIaron rlnrurntrS dis
rursoS.
r., "a, ,.,-,r,iio 70 asio,ro mr.
II -,.,r. ..,l,,r Marian, H.nr'iu-
J..
va"
,.i
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
ANfVERSARIO DE la sOCiEDAD
UNION CATOIICA MUTtJALlSTA

Antics de anochc, a las ocho, con
motive del cuarto aniversaYio de IA
SOciedad Union Cat6lica MutuailS-
ta". Sc celehr6 una animada reunion
en- Ell salon de la refcrida %sOcicdad,
sito en- ia Gale de San Saba nGEncT"
2l5.
La mcva Mesa Directiva que dcbc-
ri regir los destinOs d. IN soclcdad
d]urante el anO lJl6-lI. rindIo su
protesta. Dicha mesa csta ~inlegrada
de la n s%iguiente: P~resideEte,
Octaviano Huron; Viccprcsldente,
Jose Enrich; Secrctario, P~lGtarc"
Arias; ~Prosccrclario. Diego Ojeda;
Tcsorer0, Bias Cadcna: Collector. Pa
bio Ehrlich; Promoter Fiscal. juNen-
clio Gonzalez; P~residente de Sandal.
Serafin Roblcdo; Presidente de Finan
zaS, Geo j. CastcllanOs; Director cspl-
ritual. Rev. Z. Pratt.
IubO enthusiasts discusses en- los
que Sc habl0 del progrcso de Ia socie-
! dad, = al final. los aSiStcntes fueron
oDseQuiados con un luHch-cerveza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
DE- la OIUDAD
AUMENTARON LAS ENTRADAS
EN- FL. CORREO

Seein informes d. Ia Oficina de
Correos de esta cindad, en- el Gitimo
Julio huho un aumento en- e. servi:io
de una tercera parte mas respecto re
Julio del aHo anterior. Las entradas
fucron para Julio de 1916 de .....
lO,O27.IS Y en- Julio de 1915 solo
asccndieron Il $3O,965.43.
Fl vaIor de las entradas durante
los mcsey dc vcrano de cada aho, par
ticularmentc en- Julio, es menor que
en- todnS los demas meses del no;
per0 ahora Ell ALA que Sc nora es
debida 4 n pr~csencia de LOO sofia
dos en- el Campo Wilson y en- el my
Post. Y Ia llcgado cast a nivclarSe
con cl vaior de las entradas en- Di-
ciemhrc, que es uno de los meses mas
prodicliVos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
DOS JoVENES QUE PROMETEN

Dos muchachOs tic cerca de l6
amos. intcnlar0n robar antenoche e!
tranvia que va Al Parque Highland.
Fl hechO ocurri0 como 4 las $50 en-
ire IL Gale Rigsby Y la Avenida
Maryland.
Los terriblcs a~saltantcs indicaron
nj motorista que Sc detuvicra, Y abo.'-
dando e. trcn. uno de clos poe lie
vaba I'm riff. sc 10 echo 4 Ia cara,
apuntanGo. al mOtorista-conducIur
". H. Coleman. Este. con un f;ici!
movimiento. cogi6 cl br&zo del mu-
chacho. quit&ndole el anna. Arroja-
dos ambos pluchachos del AFRO. ec-a
ron Il correr con todO eI poder dc
aus pierras. V e ocultaron Ell la MAJ
lcza de aigunos Totes vacantcs que
hay ccrca de Ia via.
Los detectives Ruhnke Y Guerra,
Sc echaran q buscar por e! vecindario
Il los appendices de bandidos. pero no
pudieron cncontrarIOs. Coleman di-
ce que los muchachos iban malamen-
tie vestidos Y ilevaban I'm panuelo
azul alrededor del cuello.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
Ia NUEVa CONSTITUTIONS De LA
CAMARA DE COMERCiO

En- una junta celebrada anteayer
entire los miembr0s Y directories de
la Camara de Concrete, en- el Hote!
Menger, Sc aGopt6 Ia Constructor
que Sc ofreci0 a! pUblico hace va
rios meses. Conf0rme q csta Constr
tuci1n h. quedado abolida IN per
petuidad en- los carcos que puedea
descmpcnar los miemhroS de II Ga
mara ' q cada un0 do ell0S Sc con-
cede el dercrho dc votar por 81 sofa
parsonalidad. en- veg del vote por ac-
clones que antics Sc acoStumbraba.
La nueya Constitution previcnc
tambien que ninpnn Official nj director
de Ia Clmar3 sea elcCtO 4 un cargo
mas que dos vcces consecutivas; los
l. directories Sc dividiran en- tres CRU
pos de > cada uno. Los > directories
e~lcctos Segun Il anterior COnstitu-
! ci6n de 1918. Servirdn , amos; los
> electos en- 1914 scrvirdn , amos, y
q ttrmino de los clcctos en 1913, eX-
! pirara en- Diciembre de este ano. en-
cl cual tempo, tendra lUgar Ia cleo
ci0n general.
El Tesorcro Y MISUNDERSTANDING.
sera electo anualmente p0r IA mesa
de los directories. 30 dias desnurs dc
Ia election general.
/ En- 10 successive, los micmbr0s ten
! dram igualcs dcrechos; cada miembrO
no podra tener mas de I'm solo vote
Y las votacioncs Serin sccretas. p
miembros del Comite constituiran
quorum, Y 4 menOS que este numero
no este presente, el mitin tendra que
aplazarse hasta que el quorum esse
rcunido.
Sc trataron aleunos otros asuntoS
importantes en- e. mitin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

=
~ 10" jaliihI'n Hal ''i'"'
dah"m"Eah"S.-lJ' A>'"H'".
-.NI.'>.-2F1'" Ail''"'- '> a.
hat-HS?
- "o">'Fa> tal'>' '"' ana"
80 P'>!u'' que - gun"
:" " maya .."Nado 900.
-I'"J".'''> "> 'an"'''> Ia -
Jas ) P~tl>''t"S ell j" ""J'', '>"'''
-u'3o A'''T'' cor 'o~ '-',"''
: eDio u'ld 'lo'''p'e He7-i"I'"'
sue Id maya "'a''u" =! S"'''"'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

-P"ro cqu" ha pa>ai"? ;ENpi!-
ca">. ;!Iahlai,
Sc arerr6 al ramrain"nt" pa
ra aSaItarAGN; dI>param"> SIN Aar"F
hIanro. y loro> por "I panlro hui
mos. ~ !lhI'ra NI>I" J" lNfI">"
lur eStaba,
~ la nrgra?
-6La muirr? -dlj"r"n admIraf"S.
-cNo e>ta en- la tienda?
No: ma d~e>aParHcido.
-.Entoncr> :" Ia ma lleNado 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

Nos parrr" IN" lo vimoS ~an=r"
eli un h"mhro.
cCr""i> lu" Ia mui"r haya te-
nj 10 Tempo de- muir?
No nos par"r" possible. Fl
mpungi ">taha a poroS pa>oS dr Ia
ti0"ucTa.
-As>eybo-iiio Alfredo v",vi"n-
dos" hacia 81 criado.-pn nuc>traS
raiaS hay antorchas de HeSina. Mi
ia a ver 81 enruentraS aiauna.
-tl d6nde purian estar as otraS
caiaS?-pergunt6 .AntaO.-Eran do
60. Y solo veO cuatrO.
-~cCarcastei< los cabalIO>?-pre-
gunl6 Alfredo a los dahOmeyanos.
He aqui I'm miSterio que no me
"Npliro! f. impossible que 81 gorilla
$" haya Ilrvado 4 a mui"r y las
ca.iaS.
-tHabra mas De I'M gorilla?
-ES possible. Antao.
-Pcro ~ los cahallos?
Ell miedo los haria romper las
cuerdaS Y muir. Mas tarde los en-
contraremoS. 81 no los despedazan
las fieraS.
Entrelanto. Asseybo habia Nnc0n-
iraio a!eunas hachas de viento ' en-
cendido dos. Estaban formadas de
fibraS vegetables empapadaS de resi-
ma. y ~cSparcian una luz b~aStanje
cara para poder avrnturar>e p0r
Ia tcnebr0Sa Selya.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
ELEGANTE BAUTiZO

e. dia > del corriente fuc bauti-
zada en- Ia ParroquIa de Santa Maria,
de Victoria. Tex. IA nina Maria de
los Angeles. hija de nuestro Duen ami
90 Y ~compauriota, senior Felipe y.
Puente Y dc su d~istinguida espoSa il
sonora Tomasa Aguirre de PuemIe.
La pequena Maria de los Angeles
naci6 en- e! Paso. Texas. el , dc .AgOS-
to de 1915. Fueron sus padrinos el
senior Juan B. Sahagun V Ia sonora
Consuelo de Heras de Sahagun. dig
namentc Representatives por Ell Scnor
ingeniero Porfirio Trevino y l." seno-
RI Adeia Gomez de Trcvino. FL Rev.
Pedro BaQuet. fuc ST podrino 90
OleoS.
Todo genera de %felicidades. ; II
larga vida. deseamos 4 IA nueva criS-
tiana. que sabemos es e; encan;o Y j"
algeria lie suS dichoSos padres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

ire iaS atlas hierbas que cubrian q
clar0. irataban de ~irsrIhrir. a tr:-
YES del rSpeSO ~fnIlaie del irbol. al
monsIruoSo gorilla V a Su p%riSione'a:
pero las SOmbraS prOyectadaS por
aIuel macizO de ramaS V de HAAS.
cran icmasiadO ,ienSaS para pder
deScubrir NADIA.
FL nido. o meior dichO, Ia p!dafor
ma cOnstruida en- la b~ifurcaci5n de
dos ramas. So ,distinGuia colfusa-
mente on unos siete metros de e!e-
vaci6n.
.Asseyb0 no So habia equivO:adO a!
rOnducir a los eurGHeos a aqrel sitio,
ueS 81 gorilla i"bia de encontrarse
ALI, toia vaz que de e aI cuando
50 nia su rOnca respiration v ell
chaSGuijo del suesO del refuSiO al
rruiir.
Sin embargo. no era empresa IA
ell C~bligarle a bajar. pues por 10 &c
nera: tai especie de monos no suelen
atacar 81 antes no han sido heridGs:
Y atin asi Sc resisten mucho 4 a.
handonar los arboles donde han he
enc sus nidos. porque c%omprenien
que la %platafOrma de este es I'm exec
I"nte parapeto.
-POr ahora no pOdemos hacer ma
ia MISUNDERSTANDING Alfredo
al dido de Antao.-Con esta oscuri-
dad 10 eS prudente rOmper g! fuegc.
(Continuara)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
UNA SONORA HERIDA POR UN
NEGRO

La sonora Victoria Hernandez. que
vive en- el numero 500 de Ia Gale
Austin. fUe herida en- Ia cabeZa cen
un Instruments cortante, a~ntencchc
a las once ' media. por un negro.
La sonora cruZaba cl puente Ge IA
Gale de Hays. cuando un neerillo.
como de - amos. Sc lie echo cncima.
hiriGndOla Ell Ia cabcZa, como deja-
mos dichO. e asaltante cst@ va arres-
taG0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
CHOCAN DOS CARROS DE LOS
BOMBEROS

Los dos cabaIlos dc I'm caro- de Ia
cstacion numero . de bOmbcrOS re-
sultaron sacramento heridos en- una
collision que hubo entire dicho caro-
Y otro de Ia EStaci0n mum. ,, los ia
les respondian 4 una a!arma de fue-
90 i Ia l.25 de Ia taric de aver.
Todo el lado derecho del caro- de
Ia estaci0n numeyO , reSult6 COM
pletamentc averiado. Ninguno de los
bomheros sufri6 dano alguno. La CO.
lisi6n ocurrio en- II intersection dc
as GALES +. Houston Y Bowie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

.E,,.r,r,,. ~ alba nara aromr-
n~,,n.r,.a Iii, Alfredo CON
.lns,,ndo Al n~orIigu,, due le con-
,nI,aha. mara miantras ,aD,o rn-
La.,.',,a Il .;rbor tondo :. rein
a.:I, b,;,r IL. lis,o-
n,n,.rc,na Uov ana
m,,,n,' .,o Ios disoorns nI,.s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03

,,.
N'>''i"> I'' man. =.
''iJ" A.!r''" " "> ""'''"''
= aNai'1"''''> =. '''''P'"'' '"'
>"=Hhia N"/' - J'''f' que NV
mus III Il I~Fa!l'Il''H 1T ''''
We. Na'a ''''''F'l> F"' '''''''' P''
era P'f'"' poF'I"' ''>',''e ""-
Frln"S a. 2"flIa. '''''' N''""' ) '"'
mi Naiir'''' -N>>'Hn''
Aa''qu' roI>''''!'!' w 4"' l." -,
t hesFd ''ap'" >'"' ''"'''" P''
lrrTlDir l'L'II"' NV
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
COLLISION DE DOS AUTOS.

La sonora 4. Dignowity, de 20 d
nos dc edaG. fue terriblemente golpca-
da en- I'M choquc de dos autos que
h,rho en- In intersection de las GALES
y. Hacberry y Grayson, rcsuItand"
con una hciida en- Ii frente. FL cho-
que 0curri0 Il las 2:45 de Ia tarde an
teayer V q Ia sonora leaiOaada sc "a
llcv6 a 81 casa. que es e. nGmero 1872
de Ia Gale \. Olive. en- un auto que
lieg6 al lugar de Ia escena pocos ms
tanteS dcspuGs del accidcntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
TOMARON UN AUTO PARA
PASEARSE.

Dos soldaGos tomaron aver, como
va Sc esta hacienda una costumbre in
veterada en- San Antonio, un auto y
despues de pasearse en- e cuanto qui-
sieron, 10 dejaron abandonaoo. FL
juez Nelson Lytee. de n Corte Cri-
minal del Condado conocio del asun-
to aver en- Ia manana ' juzg6 que de-
bia abandonarse Ia acusaci0n por re-
DO. En- vista de Ia relaci0n hech2
por los soldados Sc les poEdra en- IL
berIad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
Ell Precursor De NOISES
Las tahlas de Ia ley del Rey DE
JudPa.

Los cririitns del mnlnin enter0 so
s0rrr+ndie:0n. hace algun0s amos, al
sahrr que So hahia desruhierto rl
C6dico de Hammurabi. Rey de ba-
biiGnia y que este c1dign Ofrrcia I'M
parncidO aS0mbr0sO con las leyeS de
Noises. no nhSIan!e que 81 monarch
hahiIInicn halia viviin In frIo!nra
de SciS Sig!os .antnS del del gran Ie-
gisiad0r hnhrcn.
p"rn ah0ra rrSuIla que Hammnra-
hi no fnh 81 iinic0 precursor de
Noises, nj mnrhn mennS -! prime
r0. pIIcS So ACADIA Il" icS.uhrir oirn
r.idi@O murho mas antique que
rualluirra lie aluclloS dos y es I'm
iani0 Srmrianio 4 "ll0S. Las leyeS
IN - rnnicnidaS correspondent nj
rrinAdo ir Gudca. r"y dc Sirpura.
en- In region bahiihnira. ala pOr 81
aiio $500 Il. lie g.. o sea 300 antns
H.. IEammHrahi Y l.IM anIrS IL
MniS&S. 10 mas rurioSO o. que las
tales icvCS L. fucrOn c~ntrc"adaS 4
Gudra por una 4livinidad. en- 10 alto
dc n montana. cyactamentc IN Ia
miSma fnrma en- que las tablaS de
la ley furr0n dadaS a Noises EN- Ia
rumhrc- de. Sinai. FL iluStre aSirio-
logo VI de Morgan I'm drscuhiertO en-
las ryravacioneS dc la antigua Casa,
dos ~,iljn.IorS lie harrO cncido. en- los
ruc anorrrn cSrrilo 81 c6iigo con Su
his,orio y han Sido llevados al MIL
,oo d.I | o,,vr, donda nuednn con-
s,,I,,rlns ornnc6Io.os p hiSloriado-
r..
p~,.o,liouLo anna ro.ih;i cstas
,,,loo .uo,,o ma -, d;os
no,;; Ia li;o.
~, 40 - rnndo al iamnIa
,., l., ,no,,,5o
,.uno.,,d ,~ro;on.n
49, a,a5o Ia !, ,o,o.s,od
~ .on,o5o ,,n,, o,vi,r,:
I,,n ,;.o,o ana ,Lo ,.; ol;cnio do vida
l., ,;.,,,r
49,. .a.n.ro r..,,or,io l., csccna
i, ,.,onos r.l;mnaaos y yicn;os
,am,os,rosos ouc describe 81 libro
A. C.aI .o, motive do IN anari-
l., I.ho,.; On p, monte Sinai
p.noI s.m.ian,, enfre 81 documento
m en-, 81 r.,,Io hihI;-
-, oIo,.;o mi. ,Il.; FL dios Mn
.;,.,, mn AK , G,,d.a !, Icv nara
- ,u..hIo J;,...Io .~srriio on dos IA
.I,L.'., l., L,orro ,.o,.ido o,c contn-
Ill.,. .h.. L,. Ios d.s,;nos dc Ia
IT,. Lo,,bro.". ON !, r:h.i, so
,,'. ~ u,i,:. 10, la,
.l,.. J., ,:o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
INCENDlO EN- UN GARAGE

AntcnOchc cerca de ias =, cl CARA
ge situad0 en- el numcrO 321 de IN ca
lie f. Concrete, ~propiedad de Green
Davis y operado por F. O. Matthew,
Sc vi0 presa de las llamas.pero antes
de que los bomberos l!egaraH. los
e~mpleadoS pudieror imredir que SO
proDagaran las llamas. solo 8" tuvic-
ron perdidas ligeras V ninguro Ge
los autos guardados ali, Sufrio dVnG
alnnrn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
Sc GAMBIA LA OFICINA DE DE-
TECTlVES

Obedeciendo 4 ordcnes del Conf
sionado Uhr, aver en- Ia manana Sc
cambiG Ia oficina de detectives del
lugar que antes ~ocupaba 4 In poreion
Oeste del antique salon de espera del
DEPARTMENT.. FL local que Sc des-
ocup6 con este cambio, sera aiora
Ia oficina privada del Captain Caru-
theirs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
UN LUNCH EN- Ell CLUB TRAVIS

Los micmbros de In San .AntorjE
Rea. Estate. tcNdran hoy, 4 las l2.3G
p. H.. un lunch, en- ci ccmedor priva-
do del Club Travis. en- cl cuaI sc
tratar;.n al%unos a.unt"s dc interts
. IL fraternidad de los terratcnientcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
REGISTRO CIVIL
Defunciones

Gerardo Gonzalez, ~ mc:"s.-
22O4 Gale S. Laredo. Colitis.
Sra. Santos r. Barajas. 50 amos.
Gale s. Flores nIm. 32l.-Nefrti~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
lndult6 a los pr6fugoS y drScrtorrS

SNN SEBASTIAN. -t="Si" 10. ia
sidn rirmado hoy - induItn lie '"S
priru@oS V dnSrrt"r"S del "itrrl!o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-03
Mis- purhioS aIoiadoS por Fl tenn
pNral.

FAR lGOZA. -\=5Sto ln.-Sr r"clh"n
n"ti.ia> be- otroS puHblo> dani" cue:
IN ii. ln~ r~tra@o> rauSa,i">. rn a. 49,,
pn" la iHundar!oncS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-28
Pathe Weekly Shoots"
 Batteries A and c on
 March in Complete Array


 Douglas, Ariz., october 27.-(Special) ward today in having mounted drill This is the first time that either bat tery has gone out to drill with full strength and carriages limbered.
 While the batteries were at drill they were marched before the Pathe Weekly camera and a moving picture was made of the men on the march, Battery c led the column and made a brilliant showing. Battery A fol- artillery brought up the rear.
 The drills this morning were very indicative of the progress that has been made in horsemanship by the two batteries as this Is one of the ele- mentary lessons of artillery work. It was very pleasing to Captain Ham, mond.
 Batteries A and c are now thor oughly established in their new quar- ters and the routine is becoming smoother each day. Contrary to re- ports recently published, the two bat teries are on an equal footing and are taking the same drills, doing the same work. and are making the same prog ress in every department There is no doubt as to the improvement in both batteries and Battery c is not behind in any way. Instructor Sergeant Pet rick of Battery says that he Is more than pleased with the work being done by Battery c and he feels that in looking forward to great things from 1t he is not making a mistake.
 The afternoons are spent in prep aration for Saturday inspection and general cleaning of the camp.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-28
GREEK KING AND
 ALLIED LEADERS REACH AGREEMENT Amicable Settlement, How ever, Seems to Be Compli-
 ance With the Demands
 Made on Government

Athens, Wednesday, October 25.-(via London. October 27.)-(Delayed.)-T un- derstanding reached yesterday by King Constantine and representatives, of the entente powers, generally is believed to be the immediate result of the sconfernce of the military and political leaders of France and Great Britain at Boulogne on Friday last. The terms of the understanding iI- clude on the part of Greece:
 First-Sincere compliance with the de- mands of Admiral Fournet.
 Second-Effective maintenance of order in Athens and Piraeus.
 Third-Guarantee of constitutional lip- critics to Greeks through the operation of the legal functions of their govern ment.
 the Venizelosist movement which is now characterized Bulgarian instead of national defense
 The Forward, the royalist organ, today strikes the keynote of the situation, as serting:
 "The Boulogne conference has opened the way to q larger understanding be- tween the powers of Greece
 One of the leaders of the prowar party declared to the Associated Press corre- spondent:
 Now that the irritations due to mutual distrust of one another by King Constan- tine and the entente ministers is out of the way, We can go to work negotiating for Greece to join the allies as a nation and a people, not as individuals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-28
BAKER WILL NOT
 REVEAL SOURCES OF INCARNATION
How or Where War Depart ment Received Warning of Border Attack
 Not Given Out

Washington, october 2I.--Secretary Ba- ker left for Wilmington. O.. tonight to continue his campaign speaking. without revealing either the sources or the exact nature of the informa ton which impelled the war department yesterday to issue a statement saying it had Knowledge that an attack on the border or on American troops in Mexico was being planned by enemies of the administrations policy toward Mexico.
 It was learned, however. that the sus- picion was aroused here some days ago and that reports of an alleged raid con- spiracy appearing in certain American newspapers were transmitted to the bor- der for investigation. Reports reaching Washington yesterday led the war sec retary to confer with Secretary Lansing at the state department and issue the statement. Suggestions that the state- ment was so worded as to virtually charge American political opponents of the administration of conspirlng with the bandits caused both Secretary Baker and Secretary Lansing today to reiterate the
 
 was no intention to do such a thing. Both said that it was impossible to conceive that any American could be involved in such an enterprise, and that Mexicans now in the United States were respon- sible for the plot
 It was said at both the state and war departments that to make public the na- ture of the information received would close valuable channel through which watch could be kept on Mexican affairs. The arrest of some individuals accused of complicity in the plot 1t was stated, probably would be made public soon.
 The forces are said to be so disposed that an assault would be unlikely.
 The state department received word that the situation at Chihuahua City had been relieved by the arrival of Carranza troops from the south to augment Gen eral Trevino's garrison. Confirmation also came as to General Trevinos denial that he was short of ammunition.
 Reports from Mexico City say quiet has prevailed there and the departure of Gen. eral Carranza for Queretaro has not been officially reported as yet, although press dispatches have stated that he left sev- eral days ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-10-28
NEGRO MIGRATION ! ISbE|NG WATCHED Departments of Justice and
 \ Labor Are Both Interested N Now in Question

Washington. October 27.-Both the de- bartment of justice and the department bf labor are watching closely the migra- Eion of southern negroes to northern in-
 hustrial centers. The legal officers hope to check possible election frauds, while the labor authorities are interested pri- |marily in preventing their federal em- bloyment service from being used to fur lher migration schemes.
 Attorney General Gregory. in addition To general instructions recently. given to federal district attorneys in advance of Inc elections. has ordered a special in- huiry into complaints that negroes are being sent in considerable numbers to doubtful states under promises of work It high wages. District Attorney Miller, It Louisville, has been ordered to re- bort the names. towns and destinations If all negroes or any other possible foters going from Kentucky, Alabama -r any other part of the south. passing through Louisville in suspicious numbers.
 pther district attorneys in the south ind in middle states are understood to
 te under similar Instructions.