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Continued from Mondays 1nte1H-
QencorO

Grant dismissed them abruptly and
they r"l;id Fear 'hIS deep v6ic" thurde:'
tnE m" the telephone: receiver a. thrE
mat. their aAii. IT,? was ordering IN"
"ir" - h.: s. nj recalling ON" ct thH star
photographers. As in any other big huS-
ln"S" urn, III" crJinar! staff Of Scot
iard Yard goes off duty al sin.
p"r nStair- in his own com. Forces
ter t''Hnl thice "r four Sub"rGinpt"> SrI
handful ~ r>p'rtS and messages
ped ;r',lr him. tH ts'.atu" brisk "ftIria !.
hruS..u". \ shorthand clerk with open
not. b",k VAS waiting. tad r" htnl tn.
chief inspector poured out the huln of
his instructions Ia b.: Forwarded b. tclS-
gIai-i ar t.l"Phon".
tIorrr>t"r dismissed ,!;r rl-rh at las
and turncd abruptly on thu waiting nl"r.
rhar.: SaS nG waste Il words IN rih"r
sid. rs the final subprdi,at" Left the
room t'urre>tcr ya~ned- and stretched
himself wealthy.
"rh It's ell right" ne said. 81 gu. *
VIC riti't do anything more for an n"ur
Or twu." 1t may interest YOU. Mr.. Sill
vcrva,r. :" know that y" RcSZkc mas
booked = rasSaE: back To New York n
his ,JNn uatrc IN tn" boat that lsaT"$
Li\ r"p",l The day after TOMORROW. RI"
,.allel at the steamer offices at > O'clock.
It's . bluff | guess. and pretty obvious
AT thai. h thinks we'll concentrate 1T
tentIau on that scent Will" ne slips some
other way. YcS--what is it,
SOM. enc had TORN the door "l",a h"r-
ri"dlr. y young nah. tall ana SPAR
Whispered a irS words int" t"rr' >t"r :
AR. Tho chef inspector :di up as
though galvanized. Ills hand Searched
Tor tho telephone.
'r;.t kim out through here.
You have A taxi. raud:. Bolt. t"u may
have tn come with ne rhr H"uaS ElAn
Vanished and t'urrrSt"r Sir'k" M II:
telephone. Hello. that you. 'i"uld: ! =.
\,,u say. How many mon h.'N'.
you. An right. I'll b" along straight
"I,o,.t.J HIM" vrnturcd Silvcrrr!".
Yes" ForreSt"rS brow WAS purN''r-
si. Hes NJ the Metz und'r ms u" II
r#me. Hanged il | ran max" IL "'iI;
- Hes either mad or he's got the mr. -
the Very devil. come on.
t:ol, vas awaiting them in t"\l"hr
."utsrl. which whirled thu swirl:
away A. they r-ok their S"a's. ~
dr'w up IN Picr:Idilly. Annrr'n Haln
ur So from the severe arches "t th' SF"a
h"t"l and walked forward I'M th'S re
mct by a hronI"d we'll dressed nAH ;,
mid:iS age Who nodded aftablE and I'll
into 'st.p with them.
Will. could" auerricd t"rrcStrr.
.Evcryrhinr serene. sir. Hes S"n" III
TO dru..r There's two u our men 'ih-
ing =, ,h' n"Nt IL bic. .,.-, .......,
t'iv. minutes late: waited rr,'S>''
thu s"itly lighted dininS r""Ln Mn
earn TX Gao not Sv"'" a..
namt--nor ,rds"d that of an! on, ~
knew. Mr. uii DC ReSzke seem |" MI, "
II. for he frnwncd as the "at'er Pt'>
Cd II t" HIM.
Il con, know any Mr.. Grahamc John-
son. he SAID This ism | i"r M:
Tn winter was dcfcrentiai M Sch'
,lHman said. ,'Mr. John u" hcs1h'. 80,
to <;a:irc him a minute in the smoking
!u"EE'
rh" millionaire slowly .di'cst"d hint
s"ff - his sHryiett". ann rising. Snan''
hlcd :: ftcr the waiter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-04
GaYley.Jamison Wedding.

One of the pretty weddings OF the
autumn season will be that of Miss
Mary Jamison, daughter of Mrs. J: A.
IJamison, of Martins Ferry and Ches-
Ter NJ. Gayley, of Pittsburgh. The
service will take place at the brides
home this afternoon, and Rev; sE; C..
icrian church, will officiate. Only the
members of the family and few
chosen friends will be guests and the
couple will, be unattended.
The bridal gown is Of white satin
with a lace bodice and the bouquet 4
shower of white roses and lilies of
the valley. 49,,
An elaborate wedding dinner will
follow the ceremony and later the
bride and groom will leave for Penn
sylvania. the bride travelling in suit
Of brown cloth with accessories to
match. The couple will later estab.
lish their residence at Elizabeth. Pa,
where Mr.. Gayley holds responsible
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Bed Cross Society

Several hours were devoted to nee.
Glework yesterday morning It tbs:
Young Women's Christian Association
by the members of the local Red Cross
society. Since the cooler weather thN
work has taken on increased activity.
and the meetings are quite sHcceStk1L
both in the interest manifest and -
work accomplished. 1t Is hoped to:Acs
auire a larger membership in the neAf;
future. so larger scope may be given
the organization. ..- ~. ),
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position with the Koppers Coke con-
pany. He is the son Of Mr.. l., .Qo5.,
ley, OF Pittsburgh. 1tSt|
kIno's DauohterS.

The Fourth Street Circle OF ktnk1
Daughters are especially urged TO f1t-j
tend meeting at the Young WomeRa,
Christian Association on ThurIdAt~ y
1890 o'clock. Luncheon will b ghA6i
at the building, and at 2:30 O'Clock thoi
regular business program will b con:
sidered, - - ''ff'ts;;
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Musical Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Conner enter
tanned a number of friends on Monday
evening. at their home in Warwood. A
musical program was feature and
was followed al a late hour by the
serving Of delightful luncheon. The
guests included:
Mcssrs. and Mesdames
George kosSuth Burns Murray
William Chambers Carl Nestman
o. T. Potts Mrs. kreamer,
William Mcnamara
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Evening Card Party

At tho headquarters Of the Woman !
Catholic League on Fifteenth street.
last evening, tho l.. {. h. A., Branch
No. GAG. held card party. the pro-
coed OF which will be used by the Or
ganization. A large number were
present and a very delightful evening
was spent with the various pleasures.
There were rooms where euChre. five
hundred. dominoes and other popular
games were played. and at II o'clock
4 luncheon was served by the host
csscs Miss Mary Gillisan and Mrs. IL
la Fah"y
Anon. those present were:
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WOMAN'S CLUBS ).
Suburban LlterarY Club

The regular meeting Of tho !4snhhE.
ban Literary club will be held this %.
ternoon at the Stratford Springs hotel.
Miss Agnes Ackler will discuss Gnt:
rent Events. and Mrs. A. e. ScAmlAe
will contest the affirmative. ana MI.
]. Y. Bowler the negative Of,
solved. That the Woman Of Today Hkl
More 10 do than the Woman OF q Hun.
dred Years Ago. -
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Thirty.seventh Anniversary,

The thirty-Seventh anniversary of
the Eighteenth Street Memorial
chapel was celebrated with social
and entertainment last evening. A
very delightful program was given. be.
ginning at 100 o'clock, in which both
musical and literary numbers were
included. Voice numbers were con-
trbuled by Miss Virginia Hail. Miss
Hazel Seamon. Miss Naomi Seamon
and Mrs J. l.. Connolly. The childrens
choir, under the leadership Of Miss
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Antnher Meddind

An interesting wedding of October
will be that of Miss Tillie Vogler
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew VOC
Ter Of this city, who will we'd Mr.. Ha:
ry 4. Graebe. The bridegroom eleCI
is the son of Mr.. William Graebe OF
Woodlawn. and is connected as archi'
tcct with the Stanton Heater company
of Martins Ferry The wedding will
lake place on October is.
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Invitations Issued.
Mrs, Hannah Rose
49, Laror nf v0IIr nTe

Copies Of the following invitations
have been received by friends or lhe'
couple:
Mrs. Hannah Rose
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage OF, her daughter
Bess Agnes
10
Mr.. Bernard ]. Killeen :.
Wednesday morning, October eleventh
at nine o'clock
81. Mary's church
Wheeling, West Virginia
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DANCING PARTY
At STAFFORD
MISS ELEANOR STEWART WILL
BE HOSTESS On FRIDAY.
EVENING.
Younger Members Of Society Are An
ticipatng Charming Affair
Many Other Social Items
Of Special Interest.

Miss Eleanor Stewart, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Stewart OF
Echo Point, will be hostess On Friday
evening at one of the largest parties
of The week, having as her guests
fifty members OF the younger social
sci. TIL affair will be given at the
Stratford Springs hotel. and will lie
most prcttily arranged.
\ popular orchestra will provide
the music for the pastlme or the cF-
cning. and al an intermission Of the
dance, a luncheon Will be served.
Invitations have been issued 10 the
following: Ethel Hill
Misses Masters
Elizabeth Stifel Rud Howarq
Virginia Sweeney Junior ArmbruSter
Ellen Wilson Edward Flaccus
Mary Arbcnz Vance harper
Alice Whalley Clarke Fulton
Aiicc Spcjdel Andrew Mcclure
Lydia Speidcl Philip PAUL
Nadelyn Weiss James Wods
Eliza beth Adams John Hills
Alice McNulty John Handlan
Margaret Barnard Robert Brown
Gertrude Burns Charles Madden
Marie Rolf David Burt
Mary Burdatts Billy Irwin
Louise uarper Donald Brand
Leeanna Hubbard Dana Kelley
Elizabeth Hubbard Albert Whitaker
Frances Wods James Stewart
Elsie hce Storer Dan Rownd
Elizabeth Bodley Paul Beattie
Elizabeth Madden Taylor Beattie
Genevieve Norton Frank McNulty
Alice Norton Sam Norton
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Misses
Kindergarten Opening

The COffland kindergarten at Echo
Point opened auspicously yesterday,
with quite large enrolment. and
the years wcrk was begun with con-
siderable enthusiasm. Although yester
day was The first day of the term ad-
mission may b. secured during the
present month. The school is .splen-
ddluy sqlipped, and with its facilities
is capable Of accommodating quite a
large Glasses
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For Miss MapeS

Miss Lucy Mapes OF Snelbyyiile, ~ ~
who is visiting friends in this LOCALITY
was honor guest at an informal party
given yesterday afternoon by MRS. ~ F.
w. Harrison at her home on t1tteehlh
street. a luncheon at D O'Clock COT
cluied an afternoon al needleworK'
There we're twelve guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-04
Meetino Poktponed

The meeting OF the Evergreen TWig
which was 10 have been: held al tne
home of Mrs. !. S. Brennan or NORTH
Main street. has been postponed untll
the date of The next regular meeting
owing to the death of Mrs. Helen Digby
Cunning.
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Roast Beef Supper.

The ladies of the Third Presbyterian
church. will hold a roast beef supper
in the basement Of the church. on
Thursday evening, October y. Inc
menu will include a number OF deli
cous home prepared edibles and will
merit splendid patronage.
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ter will be her sisters maid of honor
and will wear a handsome outfit or
green with a corSage bouquet OF roses.
The bride will be attired in modlsn
suit Of brown, with brown boots and
a large bdown velvet hat, trimmed
with fur, and her flowers will be
corsage of pink roses.
Mr. Albert Ritter a brother Of the
bride will attend Mr.. Bandi as best
man.
Following the ceremony. a dinner
will be served number of wedding
guests at the brides home. The tab
les will bear pretty decorative ar:
rangemcnt Of pink -Oscs and seated
al the bridal table will be: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ritter. Mrs. Anna Bandl.
Mr.. and Ms. Albert Ritter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel West. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
once Rertschcy and Mrs. Hannah
Korn. Among the nther guests VIII
he: Misses Hilda HoreS. Catherine
Hores Rnrtha Knorr., Marie Wagner.
Anna Linton. julie Mccain, Anna
House. Alma Bru, Martha Ritter,
Clara Ritter. Hilda Ritter. Seraphine
Ritter. Mnscrs: Albert knabe: Col::
Henry Reu. Mac Mccormack and Nor2
wood CATHERINE of Cameron. ONO. !
The young people will establish.
their homo at 1u2@ Lind street. where;
they will receive their many friends
Musical Tea Thursday :
At the residence of Mrs. J. II. Gooch.
corner of Tweniy-first and Main
streets, Warwood. the Warwood circle
of Kings Daughters will give muSl-
cal tea tomorrow evening. Inc at
rangemcnt of the program has heen
under the direction of Mrs. Ffe'df,
Lcincr Woolcnweher and is composed
OF some very charming numbers. y
small admission fec will be charged
and al The conclusion Of the program
light refreshments will be served. The
program follows:
Piano
la Fairy Polka .............
tbl MaZurka .........
lci Polka Mazurka .......;,..
Miss Sylvia Woolenweher
Rcading-"Whcn Malnda Sings" =.
Miss Mildred Mckeever
VIOLIN
(al II Arava1orc ...........
(b) Poet and Peasant ......
Miss Ruth Nesbitt
Vocal Solo-Eilanelle ......:.
Mrs. Ida Nolte.Sleber
Piano-Solo-Valsc Caprice -:
Mrs. E. Potts
Reading
(al The Good.for-NothinG Hundt
(bI Under the Buggy Seat -.
Marsh Gollncr
Vocal Solo-April Morn ......
Mrs. Anna HiltOn-Otto
Piano-Grand Polka de Concert
Miss Leota Nesbitt
Vocal Solo--Selccted ........
Mr.. John O'Conuor
Rcading-The One-Legged Goose
Miss Mildred Mckeever
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For Miss McCuIIanh

A pretty compliment has been plan
ned for Miss JeSsis McCullagh whose
wedding will take plaC during early
October. The members Of her Sunday
schoo, class OF the Second United
Presbyterian church will be guests.
and the offair is 10 be held al the
home OF Miss Isabelle Howard OF
North Main street on Friday evening.
This has been arranged as a miscel-
laneous shower, and will he Of very
attractive appointments. The guests
will include:
Misses
Jessie McCullagh Ida Wagner
Virginia Kasley Lctha Anderson
Amy McCullash Isabelle Howard
Helen Goethe
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Hazel Seamon, rendered a NUMBER OF
very beautiful selections, and a reao-
ing was given by Mr.. Louis Z. BLACK.
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Ritter.Bandi Nuptials

RItteT-BdnUT NUPl'dT6
Another Of the interesting autumn
weddings will be solemnized this al
1ernoon. when Miss Marie Ritter
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rit'
ter of Fourteenth street, will become
the bride of Mr.. George Bandi. son
of Mrs. Anna Randi of North Wheel,
ing. Rev. Father Raphael Marie will
celebrate the wedding. which will
take place al ST. Alphonsus church,
of the South Side.
Branches of grcenery and palms
with white flowers will trim the IN
terror of the church. Miss llilda Kit
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Sheriff's Notice.

State and County Taxes for;
1915 are due. If paid on or be.
fore November Goth, discount
of 2E per cent will be allowed.
No allowance can be made during
December, and interest adds after:
January LIST. - 20 ss
Requests for amount Of sts4es2
must be in writing, telephone calls
cannot be answered during dis
count period. :s}
A. T., SWEENEY, s. o. C.: !
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Shower For Bride

One of the pretty occasions or ;he
season was a dainty appointed lunch
con given by Misses Tamzen and Anna
Merritt, and Miss Dorotha Armstrong;
az the Merritt homestead al Union
town. Ohio on Saturday afternoon.
September the GOTH for Miss Bessie
Howell. of Flushing. who will be a
bride OF the fall.
The affair was in the nature Of
kitchen shower. Many gifts both love-
~ and useful. were received by lhH
bride.to.be. The color scheme pink
and white was carried Out, both In the
house decorations and the luncheon,
covers being laid for thirty.
Those DrpSent were.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-17

HHN''h ~ Names
MI.. Golden ruur. lives l. r.I..,W.
ohio
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
THIRD ORDERED
TO MERCEDES
HEADQUARTERS OF REGIMENT TO BE
ESTABLISHED THERE, AND COL.
BLOCKSOM TO LEAVE.

Orders transferring the headquarters
of the Third United States Cavalry from
Fort Sam Houston, with the rcgimental
band and the headquarters force complete.
were received at Fort Brown today.
Colonel A. L. Blocksom, of the regiment,
vino has been stationed in Brownsville for
the past eighteen months a. commander of
the Brownsville border patrol district said
today that he expects to occupy his new
station by Saturday and not later than
Monday. The second squadron of the
Third will remain at Fort Brown. with
Major Edward Anderson in command
Mercedes was selected "a headquarters for
the regiment because Of it, central Ioea-
tion with reference to the stations of the
various squadrons of the Third, one OF
which J. stationed at Fort Ringgold aud
Sam Fordyce, one AT Mercedes, and one at
Brownsville.
Colonel Blocksom has made host Of
friends in Brownsville during his station
as commander here. and all will witness
his departure for his new station with re-
grct. His family will remain in Browns
vile for the present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
Germans Compel French
To Evacuate Trench Line.

The Associated Press war summary to-
day says:
In the course of violent attack last
night on the Nerdun front the Germans
compelled the French 10 cyacuate the first
line OF trenches near Cuarettcs wood,
south Of Cumercs, the Paris war office
announced today.
The Autsro- Hungarian troops operating
west Of Arsiero forced passage acros. the
Posna river. They also captured the for
tiflcd Italian works Of Puntn Nordin. ac-
cording To the Vienna statement.
After two days oi especially severe
bombardment the Germans launched in
fantry attacks IN great force over a con-
siderable section Of the Ncrdun line. The
Paris statement adds that the French re-
sisted and repulscd the Germans every
where except IN the Cuarcttcs wood. The
evacuated trench has been leyellcd bv Ger
man shell fire.
The German troops operating IN the
Nerdun section, west of the Mcuse.
cleared the southern cnvirons Of t:,luir-
res village Of French who were holding
OH there and one hundred prisoner.
were taken. the Berlin w-ir office an
nounced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31

WILSON IN FAVOR
OF CHAMP CLARK
INDICATES He WANTS CLARK FOR
PERMANENT CHAIRMAN OF THE
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON. d. C., May 81. =
President Wilson in conference with
Representative Doremus of Michigan
and Senator Taggart of Indiana and
Norman IIapgood organizer Of the
Wilson bipartisan league today. in
dicafed his preference for Champ Clark
as permanent chairman Of the st. Louis
convention. II is said. however. that
Clark may not 90 To st. Louis.
II has been decided that Senator Kern
will make the speech renominating vice
president Thcmas Il. Marshall at the
81. Louis convention.
The plan Of the convention managers
is to have Alabama give way on the
state roll call to New Jersey 50 that
Wilson can be placed Immediately in
nomination.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
GERMANY DECIDES At CONFERENCE
ATTENDED Bv GERARD NOT 70
ACCEDE 70 COUNTER PLAN
FOR RELIEF OF POLAND.
PLAN REJECTED ON GROUND THAT
IT'S INTENDED TO FEED SERBIA
AND MONTENEGRO Ar THE
SAME TIME AS POLAND.


BERLIN, May 3l-Germany will not
accede to Great Britain's counter pro.
posals for the relief Of Poland. This dec
ision was reached today ut the American
embassy at conference attended by
United States Ambassador Gerard. Prince
Lubeski, the Polish leader, and represen-
tativcs of the Rockefeller commission and
German officials. The British proposals
were rejected on the ground that Germany
considers that it j. intended Simultaneous
ly to feed Serbia and Montenegro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
4 BANDITS DEAD.
6 ARE CAPTURED
SKIRMiSH OCCURS IN DURANGO BE-
TWEEN CARRANCISTAS AND
BAND OF BANDITS.

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Mex May 81
Four bandits were killed and six were
made prisoners in 4 skirmish between
Colonel Garcia's column and Luis San
dovars command in the San Bernartiino
district of Durango. according In Off
cEil dispatches received today BY Gen
erai Trcrino from General Herrera at
ParraI.
Following the engagement. reports
said. Isauro Nilialobcs. a notorious out
law leader. asked amnesty, saving that
ne would bring in all his companions.
including Sandovai.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
Brought Every Auto
From Lyford Town

Among the most enthusiastic efforts put
forward IN the north part of the county
for the Diamond Loop parade were those
of j. c. Deyo of Lyford, who came down
Yesterday with ID. ". Huffor editor Of
the Magic Valley News, and T. " Steven
son. MIR. Dcyo spent four or five days in
the country about Lyford inducing automo-
bile owners to visit Brownsville on the day
of the parade. and good representation
was had. as result, Lyford sending about
twenty cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
200 COUPLES DANCE ON PAVED STREET UNDER
CANOPY OF HEAVEN; UNIQUE EVENT INDUCED

Dancing on n paved street in the bust
ness district in the gov Of ornamental
street lighting lamps. IA music by the or
chcstra of the Fourth United States In
fantry band was the unique experience of
Brownsville society and visitors last even
ing, as one of the closing features of the
Decoration Day Celebration and a feature
that was not on the program, but was an
after thought.
The block set aside for dancing was on
Levee street. between Tenth and Eleventh
street. In the late afternoon arrangements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31

were made with City Manager r. III. vii
hams to close the block to traffic, and
swecpers and men were put 10 work plac-
ing the block in shape for the social event
of the day.
Though no announcement of the dance
had been made, fully two hundred couples
participated. the creosoted wood blocks
seemingly supplying all the advantages OF
a ballroom floor. The dance attracted a
great crowd from the surrounding thor
oughfares. and AZ various times was viii
messed by probdbiy five thousand specta-
tors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
Gavira Leaves Juarez
To Confer With Perishing.
lBy Associated Press)


Ell PASO, Texas, day 3l.-General Ga
ivra, the Carranza commander in Chihua-
hua. left Juarez today for Casas Grandes
where he will confer with General Pershing
with view to closer cooperation between
the two commands. General Pershing is
expected to arrive at Casas Grandes today
and the conferences will begin tomorrow.
The meeting, il i said. will be the first
real effort to secure operation between
the two forces. Troops sent by General
Joaquin Trevino to Gavira have been dis
tributed along the Mexican Central rail
road line. They will begin the movement
westeward, closing in on General Perish
lngs communication lines with view TO
catching scattered bandits in the net The
possibility of accidental clashes when the
two lines come in contact was the cause of
the Gavira conference with General Per-h-
ing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-31
Bandit Leader In Wake
OF Gen. Pershing's Men.

COLUMBUS. n. NJ, May 3l-Julio
AcoSta, a Vilista leader with three hun
dred followers, last reported in the Wei
nifty of Batoplas, Chihuahua, is said to he
following in the wake Of General Perish
ings rear outpost south of Namiquipa.
From all accounts Acosta j. irving to
make 1t appear To the natives that he j.
driving the Americans before him and
that before long they will fight or else
leave the country peacefully.