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The sun., 1916-09-03

William Dean Howells. whose latest
volume OF fiction, 1.-THE Daughter Of the
Storage" appeared early In the summer.
Is now at York Harbor. Me. His vaca-
ton will be spent in completing an auto
biographical volume. which the Harpers
will hiring out In tho fall.
The sun., 1916-09-03

The revised edition Of Addresses and
Papers OF Charles Evans Hughes" an
nounced by the Putnams. includes the
candidates letter Of acceptance Of July.
1915, and an Introduction by Jacob
Gould Schurman. president OF Cornell
University. The addresses contain Nom
inee Hushess political philosophy and
his views on national issues.
The sun., 1916-09-03

Margaret Deland has just gons TO
Kennebunkport. Me, where she will re-
main the rest OF the summer. having
seen her new novel. Tho Rising Tide"
through the press. This Is her first
novel since The Iron Woman although
around Old Chester" was published last
season.
The sun., 1916-09-03

The autumn promises to be q busy sea-
son for Cosmo Hamilton. About the
time his new novel. The Sins OF the
Children" 10 published by Little. Brown
& Co. a dramatixation Of his story Of
married life. The Door That Has No
Key" will be produced In Chicago under
the title Of The Mother Woman" while
earlier In the season the Shuberts will Of
fer q comedy which Mr.. Hamilton has
written in collaboration with Leslie
Stewart.
The sun., 1916-09-03

Walter Hale and his wife. Louise
Closer Hale, ave recently returned to
France. Mr.. Hale. who Ia the author
OF ny Motor to the Firing Line" was
with the armies OF northern France n
veal ago in company with Owen John
son and Arnold Bennett. He Is to visit
the front in the Verdun sector and south
Of tho Somme. while Mrs. Halo Is to
write a series of articles on the economic
situation in the small towns familiar to
them after many years OF motoring In
France.
The sun., 1916-09-03

Emile waxweiler. whose belgium.
Neutral and Loyal" appears under the
Putnam imprint, was recently knocked
down and fatally injured by q motor car
in a London street. Before his death
Mr.. Waxweiler had completed another
book. entitled Belgium n the Great
Powers" which Is in train for publica-
ton by the Putnams.
The sun., 1916-09-03

Who wrots "Ths People of the Mist:
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Farewell for Rev. Hess.

On Thursday evening the Fellowship
Bible class. the Young Mems Bible class
and the Ladies' Aid Society Of North
Street NJ. +. church entertained with
Farewell reception for Rev. John II
Hess, who is TO leave for a new charge
at Elm Grove. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Song-"I Love Him. Congregation
Talk Arthur Stricklin. S. 5. Supt.
Solo--"Apple and Pears
........ Mrs E!izapeth Likpa
Quartet-"Somcw where ......... :..'..
L. r. Cunningham. Leonard smith,
Walter Mooney, Will Hart
Presentation Of a beautiful clock to the
Rev. J. II. Hess.
Male Chours-"The Chuch in the Wild
wood"
o ouaress. Reapers" ........:..::
Mesdames Chas. Landmeyer, &. Her
vcy, Z. Karr, II. Smith.
Talk Lee J. Thayer
ouartet-"Gold Deeds" .......:..
Mesdames. R. f. Cunningham, l.. J.
Thayer. J. Fl. Hess. Jr.
Recita tion-"Tte Bride and Groom.
........-....-- r. X. GuhnlhS i IaLl
ssoannEs.:count Your Many BLESSINGS"
Solo --..-E. r. Cunningham
Talk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Evans
song-"God Be with You. Congregation
Talk Mrs. J. Is. Srenelnan
Refreshments were tnen serVed
Alph1-1tpi Club.
On Tuesday evening. Miss Hazel
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!)r, Anna Howard Shaw
VIII Speak Here

DR.. Anna Howard Shaw. honorary
president of the National American SUR
lvas" Association. is the foremost sur
:"aSiSt!s to-day. Preacher. doctor. writer
ana orator. Dr. Shaw haS given her null
U:uid services to tac caucS or women
go" since si!r discovered Us & girl that
women Mere an unprIviiesed and handl-
capped class.
ir. ShaN was born In Tyne England.
In 1877. When she was four years OLD
her family cumu To Massachusetts. and
subsequently, muvcd TO Big Rapids,
Michigan. where she received a common
school education. AT fifteen, Miss Shaw
h..gan teaching school ind taught for
live years. Women were recsiv1nB lit
IL" more than the three Rs in those
days. but Miss Shaw entered Albion
College and then. in spite Of the objec-
lions and plcsIGtnss CT her family and
friends. she determined to be q minister.
~fr received her Theological degree from:
ihr University OF Boston, and after try
AZ .urIuuS churches and conferences,
-. finally found l'rotcs tant Methodist
"mlIrcu that would ordain her and allow
mr. l. preach. Later she took her uaedi-
-! 'lt2ruc.
Bc,o:nimg deeply interested In practi-
al reforms. Dr. Shaw resigned ner pas
American Woman Suffrage Association.
III lSy2 shc was elected vice president
ii The association. In 1904 she became
president. and in 1915 she resigned and
l.; row honorary president for life.
During the course Of a number OF
years DR.. Shaw has spoken in nearly
every state in the Union. before the leg
I,lAturcs, and tho national congressional
committees She is the only woman who
eyer preached in the Gustav Vasa Cathe-
urtu the state church OF Sweden.
DR.. Shaw is widely known among
women ind greatly loved for the humor,
.syrupALhy, and wisdom that has charac-
I.rjZe, her upon all occasions.
IDr. Shaw Will speak in Wheeling, at
the Elks' Auditorium, next Thursday
evening. October L. and In AoundsVille
the preceding evening.
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DANCING CLUB
IS ORGANIZED
MUCH INTEREST ATTACHES TO
THE SCHEDULED EVENTS.
Hiqh School Club Holds Party at the
Y. w. C. A.-Miss Jessie McCul-
laah Complimented-
Pretty Affairs.

The organization of a dancing club
which is calculated to add much to
the social festivities of the coming
months, has been perfected and Will
hold its first affair at the Mcclure
hotel on Tuesday evening, Oc;. II.
The committee in charge Of the ar
'rangemeutS is composed OF MesSrS.
Carl 0. Schmidt, d. e.. Morgan, L. J.
Stone, Mertz Franzheim aud Harry
Mcclure, Jr., and under their capable
direction these events are expected to
prove especially popular during the
winter season. More than half I nun
cred registrations have alreacJ been
received and any member of the COM
mittee will receive additional ones
during the next few days. For the
party of the seventeenth. one hundred
and fifty invitations will be issued to
those other than club members, and
these affairs are expected 10 supply
some OF the very delightful dancing
parties Of the coming season.
Registrations 10 date include:
MacSrS
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r,tartaIns J. w. q. Club.

The J. W. u. Club was charmingly
entertained by Miss Lillian Lewis at
her home on EirGinia street, Island.
,rhursday evening. The diversions OF
the evening were fancy work. games
and music At Il seasonaSlc hour
beautifully appointed luncheon was
served by the hostess. the favors ana
ablo decorations being in keeping with
the Halloween season. Covers were
laid for: ~
Misses Bess Alexander, Eva Smith.
Emma Leurgenson, Anna Hartman. LIZ
liam Lewis all OF Nhceling; Mae Mar
lin Of bridgeport; Beatrice Smith. Emil
lie Lewis. Emma Jones, Ruth Morris,
all OF Martins Ferry.
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w C IT IL Will Meet.

Thu Island ". Z. T. t. viii hold an
important meeting "i Monday evening;
urtuhrr ?Ih. Ut ill.,. home Of Mrs. frcd
M:,rIrrr. Is South York street. with Mes
DANES cole. Crnwtlt"r and Thum;tS as as
SiS;anl husI"SS..S. The recently elected
county and stat" convent ions. In" ur-
pnr;nrul >GprrImi"I.U"n:S !"r the "hSu-
ing wear will H.. named and other nnt-
trrs CON Sid.,rr,l y social hour Will fol-
low the business SESSION and iult at
tendance Of The. members is expected.
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SUFFRAGE HEADQUAzrAKs.

Su.frage headQuArters. at 12Z2 Chap
line street, is open all day and usually
in tho evening. Visitors, both men and
women, are Invited to drop In at any
time and set literature or Information
concerning equal suffrage. Mrs. John
NJ. Birch IL chairman Of headquarters
and will bo glad to have tho assistance
OF any one who con give several hours
Il week TO the work OF tho literature Do
Dartnent.
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Benfit Concert.

\ musical event Of much interest VIII
be the benefit concert on Tuesday eve
ming. October "a, which will be held at
the tik,' Club auditorium, for the bcnc-
lit Of German soldiers. Miss Amelia
Hach"nlleimcr is chairman i'll charge ana
the arrangement OF the program is OF
exceptional merit. Among those taking
mari will be: Mrs. Elsa Gundling Duga.
soprano; Mr.. Phil McGuire. tenor; Mr..
will Leach. baritone: Miss Jessie Alma
Wolfe, pianist. and Mr.. Lawrence sum
r,eru yioliniSt
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wedding Announcement.

The many friends in this city "I Miss
L,vtlia Renhot. former well known young
lady OF Tho South Sid. Will b" sur
priSed TO learn of her mtrriaS" which
took PLACE on September 2nth. ut YORK.
Pa. The groom is Mr.. Walter Davis.
former resident OF this city and for
sometime manager OF tn" McCr"r"r D
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Pre-Nurtial Party.

Miss Isabel Howard at her nome oa
E,,riL N.ir street. Was hostess yCSler-
r,;,r aft. rllp":t M compliment to Miss
J.SsL. Alc. 'u.!a@h Wnusr wedding IS ~
u,. an even. I'll .ni.. month: thc mem
bees at 4" iIh!" -lA%S 81 inc acCoiu
I.,if,a PRESBYTERIAN church. were guests
and inc br:,i.-rI..,' WAS S!iowcrcd with
:, \,,I..;v uI lovely -iil-. Al Il late hour
iuu.h,ru wI> SGT wa. at which inc
.l.r-IS wee.
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Eay PARTY Tonight.

y number - young folks al the n"'-
lhr-plk" district will entertain WIN Il
hay ride :" Nest Liberty this evening.
Harry Flair ami Arthur Dudley "t
Wuud$,lai'. comprise the r"minltt"" III
chargu and Il splendid Time Is anlIri-
rated Refreshments will hr served al
Vest Liberty ru!"wnG thc RIDE to. that
town
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Raymond 1. Young. Rev Father WHIT
man performed the ceremony
The bride had for her attendant Miss
Aetna BaEer, Of Wheeling. while Mr..
RAYMOND Keasbeck, Of Martins Ferry.
acted as best man.
The brides costume was pretty ;all
suit Of gray broadclcth with hat and
shoes Of the same shade. :,
Both the bride aad groom are well
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Cor Miss McCulladn

In honor, vi Miss Jessie McCullagh
whose wedding will be 4 pretty event
of the month. en- interesting party
was given last evening at the Harp
fer residence on Zane street. Island.
All decorations Were of q Halloween
nature and in the dining room yellows
and blacks. with great cats and grin
Ming faces were used. =, \ Cnntcrpiece
sor the tahI., was formed Of IL hugh
followed pumpkin filled with autumn
fruits. and place cards and other #p-
nointmrnts var" quaint fanciFs. The
affair was arranged as 4 miscellane-
Uus shower. and a larS" black basket
With yellow wings held the assortment
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neotboven Singing Society.

\ CONCERT and bal Will uSncr IN me
season ,f social fa>lIvIly for the l'c"th-
oven Singing $OCl';E ~ l"rlr haii On
tn. south S.d.. III. lIrSt affair VIII bc
ir.id un Monday c:cuuS. October ).
ll,iSi,: t,r .!anciug Following III" concert
will b,. FURNISHED H.: Slichun's orchestra.
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YcuuF-Mnnley wedding.

A uretty- wedding was solemnized last
evening at 9 o'clock ut the PArochial
residences OF st. st: Johns Catholic
church, Of Ecllairc. when Miss Kathryn
Manley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Msnlcy became the BRIDE Oh MT
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known and very prominent IN social af-
fairs. Mr.. Young holds position with
the Wheeling Corrugating Company, Of
Martins Ferry. The happy couple left
on u trip to Cincinnati and other points
end On their return will be at home ID
their many friends in Martins Ferry, o..
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Smith entertained the Alphi-Zipi club at
her home on North Main street. rhe,
evening was spent in necdle~ork. Al = :.
seasonable hour delicate luncheon was
served. The table decorations being q
large bowl of pink and white astors
and snap dragons.
The following were the guests Of tbs
evening:
Misses
Emma Null Jane McClatchey
Jess Cook Adalaide Coates
Hazel Smith Carolyn kron3aeSer
Beulah Doughcrty Sophia Landmeycr
Honduras has discovered extensive
asphalt beds.
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of gifts. rhe evening was devoted 70
series OF informal paSttlne> until
concluded BY the serving OF lunch
con. The guests included:
Misses
Jessie 'McCullagh Emily Fankirk
Drusie Sawtell of Cleveland. o.
Mary McNash Marion Cross, Of
Ada Bebout Pittsburgh.
Jessie Ross Helen keevcr OF
Martha Ross. Parkersburg.
Mabel HARPER Mabel llarpfer.
Helen McCullagh Hilda HARPER.
MGSdameS
Guy Bebout John Reid
Louis Powell Robert Barr
Edw. McCullaSh
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kius gave q farewell party for Mr.. an(
Mrs. Paul Eden. whose wedding tool
place on Wednesday Of this week. anc
who will leave to-day for North Dakuta
where they will make their home. Ih'
serving OF refreshments concluded q lew
hours pleasantly spent with games. The
guests includcd:
MrSSrs and McSdamcs:
Paul Eden, Elmer McCracken.
ChaS. il. Jenkins.
Misses:
Vir.inia Gcnlher, Katherine Hornick.
CARR. Neidcrt, Mrs II. J. Norman.
Nell Phillips.
McSScs.
Wilbur Greer William Powell
Edward Norman Thomas NclCert.
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and IL cen, :torr here T'ilr happy
cuupl. will max. their hUm" IN YORK.
Pa. whore the groom holds u RESPONSE
bic pUSlt!"E.
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The candidates or all tho leading par
ties have now followed their party plat
form declaration with endorsements or
the pending amendment. They nave
been Followed by large numbers or thelr
Teilow members and II expressions Of
opinion favorable to the cause Of woman
are any criterion the SUCCESS Of the cam
raiHn Is assured.
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G. o. p Nonin.o for sufffuse.

Judge Ire E. Robinson. Republican
candidate for governor OF West Virginia,
has como out IN strong ondoTesmenL
for the cause Of woman suffrage and
has enrolled his na1ne among the over
welming number that will vote for the
amendment this fall In taking his
stand for votes for women Judge Robin.
son is hut standing upon the state and
national blanks Of his party platforms
md shows that he Is In the forefront OF
practical reform movements.
In his letter to the chairman OF tho
state campaign committee tho discn-
'guished candidate says:
My Dear Mrs. Iost:
personally l shall vote for tho pro-
nosed announcement to our state con1t1tu-
lion granting equal suffrage
With sincere regards / am
Very truly yours
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High School Party.

Anothcg tcaSingly arranged party III
Friday evening. WAS given al the I. w.
e. A. by the members Of the High school
club who entertained their friends.
Games We're enjoyed throughout In"
evening and luncheon WAS served 1T
ten o'clock. y large number We're pres
cnt and the occasion afforded one OF tn"
lively parties TO be enjoyed by the
younger crowd during the week
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Farewell Party.

Last evening at their homo on ScvHn
,eentn street. MI. and MIS-. Charles Jen
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Macdiu~ Anniversary.

Mr. .,ri Nr., T.nrI.; coleman at their
hu,n.. IN Narwn"I, "itl"r';tln"d Il huiuper
al friends "a Tmn>rII" evening III tHe
60. .hratiun Of their mIlh wedding amt
,...rslrr ,'rrtty appointments Of tho AT
fair v..r, III green and white and an ar
ray Of Wooden gifts We're recciVeu.
Those present WEI
Misses:
,.hurlot,c Quicker Mary Nally
MARGARET cunning Anu" ;'idc >'N
ham HiHHH0ti"
lIida Nally
, t.;..,rd Eugene Coleman
~: 49,. George Wrckcrly
,,,n,,,v ,.nlrytinn William t.liE
LiwnnI L.,,kharl BILLY Coleman
ElwO"d Coleman harvey Nai'S.
Nnssrs. md Mcsdatncs:
tnhn " coleman John Miller
I:Ii. Kurhatt. Of Raymond Cunning
AlhanO. Mo. nam
f:nnrrr Enr.lrr Louis Coleman
John T.. Coleman
Bake end Pastry Sale.
j'1,SS Su \ of tho Second United
p,.,.sI,v,..i,n church. OF which Miss Vir-
riuia Hall is teacher. Will hold bake
and nastrv sale This morning. at the
George K. Taylor Go. store. There will
hr a delicious variety OF nome made
products. both breads and pastries and
IN" public Is tnvr2H |" PurchaSs' lie
committee il. chars'. is composed OF:
Misses:
Cr;,ohctb Davis Wilma Marrla
t;..roIdiur Arnctt Kath"rin" Lindsay
r,,ih Er-di carolyn HacEmau
Anna Davis Nclli" f"rtnry
Farewell Party.
Last evening at their HON" on Srvnn-
,eentn street. Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Jen-
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a4pstxsr 1Faas iekm 11uiibAL.
,Isssa ooajjla,ssI HI bs ore.s,.e,, |, &
AT 0noex bbacafioh fot d6aatsr
Signed.

Florence. April s.G-A .nesting of q
number Of representative men from
over Florsnes county was held at
the ee4nty court house today for
the purpose Of discussing the present
situation as 70 flre insurance. IT was
decided to Organise q mutual com com
paay for, this county and. the follow
ing signed the SPECIFICATION fer 8 char
ter for the Florence County Mutual
.Inbutaitcs company which win be- for
wafdSd % the secretary of state with
out delay: J. W.. McCown, L. A. Nc
Call, Jr. ". p. Frierson. p. M, Mat
thsMs. E. p. Cnrr!n. florsnoe; w i.
Keith. n. n. Rhrvis. TinInDnsville,
:. .. 1s0Ksnsis. b.. q. fraser Ban.
ndefbgtn, 4. .. Hamser. s. d. JJsftords,
= 'Eb3SpsisE; TiRaaons ]. Burch. Pal
m6tt0. and H. H. Blackwell, Lake city.
Joseph ". McCown acted as chair
msp ii the meeting today and ". D.
Frierson % a.sscretary.
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vorAosviSc VILLA c1dsiisslnt. n

lie Has Reea, FpE6ed n Abandon AZ.
thck at 'ClAAiuaAlA by jsAp61ity d
xmSSiNin lrsuittaSisiit. 4
/ Fl fAso. Apfl 4.--villa has been
rompslled by the raplaity OF the
:Aliitffcan pursuit 10 xSandbn ths at.
ltask On chihiiahuA Cify. on sunday
viila jxsas "a lnlisi soafh 81 tie city
and the Anasrieer purbuets 90 milsa
behind. !. accl,fdins to dispatches
lh.rbhsht by cSurisr ttoiin casa; Il;
9ssades. .Aecqt4lss II tSs 3 eqarlls.s II, !
ehS AecsDtion ef the Amsstcan troofa
" ! MEXICAN snias 6Hiy ttevsntsa
.yIliA's cabtdrs 1t the ssn Geroiiiiim,;o,
'dsft " the ansrrsro d,atFict 1T
Wednesday.
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II Sts :, Wv tsfsAsr seiitls.l az,

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4s,SIs, sssss .s.s! !. /
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Flsnt wAe ~ appSisssa azts t1ts-vAs-
M t6xt& although the ixtasr md
seatsd ttat Adnrsai Dswss. prsSvtdsns
Of the board. had Asked Tor his ap-
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sbsaet3ah rSfSskipx 10 Aduiras Dew
-. xASe " put t6lHS dM ths BOARD
because he *sntsd e pttctiSsr. not Il
sAseFst.csl Rsn. Z ala not pvt hin,
Y'3t S~ fti kh it4 ~H+~ h. 81. tt Ng
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'rAkKs FROM aqthr ASD iitse
Negro Lynched ON Balcony Of Tcrhnl
OF dua4ice In Okiahoma Town.
From The Daily item, April I.

.ls'sA .Ilsa'saAbsl. Okla .Aprii Sat the con.
clufalon OF testimony at tths prslimipasy
hearing of Oscar Martin, a negro
charfed With assault. 4 mob OF 800
men stormed the court room. ssised
the prisoner and hanged him from a
back g balcony Of the court house here
today. Intellectual attempts 10 seize
the negro had been made previously.
Martin was arrested last Friday III
connection with an attack upon a is-
year.old girl at Bismsrk. Okla.
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Dark QV1nee Dot.

DARK cornAr, 4ApHl a-a tuslh
some g yopr reader. .afS shlSAlAg
som e, Hsrd So. TINES" y daAd. bat 2aM
l,s ls,. no. the case. But Afxe .hsSn 1p
.vusn ,s iaok since my iaat lettsr. sch g
ins .,'n OF March I CAME near ! A1siile 8 ..lll
-, III 81 e ny syes ssss pgt out 80 hsss not
tss A.e MIstlng much l!e. ls!snce. =
=. Hsery.n'ns .'.st.ss 70 quiet IN this pArt, nf
tne world. Fefmefs are aRept dofs
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Laredo. ARfN 4.-Repsrts chat VII:
j. forces haa 4ttAeksa Gh,huahpa are
ptrsistent ii, Nsuso Laredo. Il Is
suited that villa fooled the American n
forces by going houthAafd with 4
snqsil sapa' while kis main So.smn At.
lacked Chihpahua. There is no con.
hrmation Of the report. .,sa0,