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The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
ith'-NaudeyiIle.

Keith's will celebrate Flag Day week
as a holiday period. On Wednesday
the day OF the preparedness parade, the
matinee will not begin until ; p. m, al
though the doors will open at las p. m,
the usual hour. As a mark of its hos
pitable intent and as a boon to tired
and hungry parade viewers, Manager
Robbins will serve free to the Keith
matinee patrons that day a buffet
luncheon of good things to eat and drink
in the promenade lounge of the theater.
number of Washington merchants are
contributing the goodies, under the in
stigation OF Mr.. Percy Patrick. acting in
behalf of Keith's.
The bill will sustain the current high
standard and will introduce Louise
Dresser. of Potash and Perlmutter in
Society" Searl Allen. Ed Howard and
company in "A Real PAL" Neil Travers,
Irene Douglas and company in Meadow
brook Lane" Anna Chandler in "All
Original Ideas" THE Little Stranger"
race drama Harry Clarke. the Nor
velles Derkins' Dog and Monkey come
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Criminal Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States vs. Rachael Robinson:
robbery; plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty of petit larceny entered; SEN
fenced to Occoquan for eleven months
and twenty-nine days; sentence sus-
pended and placed on probation; recog-
nlzance 800 taken; attorney, S. d. Truitt.
United States VS.. Agnes Moore and
Maggie Johnson; robbery; plea not guilty
each; attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States vs.. Moy Min King viola
ton act February 9, 1909; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty entered; SEN
fenced to penitentiary for two years:
placed on probation; reCOsniZanCe 800
taken; attorney James NJ. Proctor
United States vs.. Lee Cook; violation
act February 3. 1909; plea guilty; sentenced
to penitentiary for two years; sentence
suspended and placed on probation;
recognizance 500 taken: fine 800 paid: at
torney, James NJ. Proctor
United States VS.. John Brown; murder
second degree; bench warrant returned
cepi; defendant committed.
United States VS.. James Greeley: house
breaking; probation revoked; warrant of
removal for five years ordered to issue
attorney, ]. J. Kelly.
United States VS.. Bernard Benton and
Bessie Coleman; housebreaking and lar
ceny: verdict guilty as to Benton; not
guilty as to Coleman; attorneys. Edmund
Darlington and o. A Bigoness
United States VS.. James Greeley; as
sault to kill; plea guilty; sentenced to
penitentiary for five years; attorney
Edmund Darlington.
United States VS.. Walter Pickett: house
breaking and larceny: motion for new
trial filed; attorney, J. II. Stewart
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Alfred D. McCurley
and Daniel Mahoney.
United States VS.. Alberta Jefferson.
United States VS.. John Williams
United States VS.. Charles johnson and
Frank Banks.
ArraIrpn,ants
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LOew's Colum mbia-"Silks and
Satins."

Marguerite Clark in silks and Satins''
will be the feature picture at Loew's Co.
lumbia Theater next week for the first
four days. beginning with Sunday. This
picture, in which she portrays the char
acter of a modern American girl, and
that of her ancestress of the Napoleonic
era. gives her wide latitude to display
her talents 1t is romantic story, with
scenes laid in the Napoleonic period.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. "Des-
tiny's Toy" in which Louise Hun plays
the leading role will be the feature. Miss
Hun will be remembered as the girl who
portrayed the character of the country
lassie in the film production of Denman
Thompson's "Old Homestead" 1t is a
story of the great sea coast The ma
ture Of the picture has permitted of some
very fine Photographic and scenic ef-
fects
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
1 AnREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETF

the celebrated Hebrew comedian, and
five other new players to the cast OF the
Lyceum Stock Burlesque Company, the
biggest fun-making show Of the season
Is promised next week in THE Jitney
Girls"
The piece, all OF whose scenes are laid
at the seashore, deals with the predica-
ments in which Mr.. Katz. Mr.. Gush and
Mr.. Cohen fine themselves on visiting a
seaside resort with some ladies. Here
they meet their wives with other men
and a merry mix-up follows.
Harry Rogers, as Mr.. Katz; Dell Benn
as Mr.. Gush. and Harry lie Van as Mr..
Cohen, furnish the fun-making, with
Hazel Grant. Edith Kohnle and Bessie
Palmer carrying the main feminine roles.
The Lyceum beauty chorus in the new
est musical hits, will be a feature.
Manager Turberville is planning
clever added attraction. the name of
which will be announced shortly.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Circuit Division No. =
Justice stafford.

Besll vs.. Directors of Providence Hos
pital; jury respited; plaiEtiffs attorney,
]. A Moriarty; defendants attorneys
Hamilton & Hamilton.
Minick VS.. Shaw; plaintiff granted leave
to withdraw two notes in suit; PLAINTIFFS
attorney. r. B. Dickey; defendants at
torney, W. A. Coombe.
Assignment today:
31T-Boxley VS.. Brenizer Co.. attorneys
Rhodes, Cromelin, Baker-Maddox &
Galley, Price, jr.
51s-Masterson. Administrative, VS.. Bren-
izer Co.; attorneys, Rhodes, Cromeln,
Baker-Maddox & Galley. Price, Jr.
4S6-The Engravograph Co. vs.. Gray;
attorneys, Clark. Ridout-Bruce, Baird
and Bastian.
ss-Rose, Administrative. VS.. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Co: attorneys.
Brandenburg & Brandcnburg-Baker.
CsterEan, Barbour.
S50-Behrens VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co; attorneys. Quigley,
Newmyer-Hooyer.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

role, that of a peaceful, law-sbiding citi-
zen, and rough and ready cowboy. The
comedy portion of the entertainment will
be furnished by Charles Murray, in one
of Mack Sennett's funniest farces, Her
Marble Heart"
On Wednesday and Thursday there will
be another double bill headed by Lillian
Walker in a drama of New York society
life entitled THE Ordeal Of Elizabeth" {"
The comedy portion of the program will
be contributed by Frank Daniels in Mr.
Jacks Dukeship," merry comedietta
bringing TO a close his famous Mr. Jack
series.
On Friday and Saturday Lionel Barry
more will lead the program in the photo
play, "Dorian's Divorce" The secondary
attraction on these days will be Frank
Daniels In a brand new farce-comedy,
Mr.. Nuts Wife" Special musical ac-
compartment will be rendered by the
Strand Symphony Orchestra.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
COsm mOs-NaudeytIIe.

Emmett Welch's minstrel aggregation
of soloists and comedians which has been
making big hit the early part of the
week at the Cosmos Theater. will be re-
tained for the last half heading the new
bill presented at today's matinees with
an entirely new repertoire. Another Of
fering which will continue in the bill Is
Conrod and Daniels with violin and piano
selections in a new repertoire of classic
and popular airs. Other features will in
clude Nellie Fillmore and company in Neil
Twomey's laughable sketch. Putting on
Airs Mae Melville. a song comedienne,
who has made some reputation in vaudc-
willie this season: the Toungers in a mar
Bile posing act introducing rare balancing,
and Quinn and Laferty. in an artistic
dancing exhibition. introducing many
types. including the clog and the buck
and wing features. The added attrac-
tions will present "Luke's Last Laugh
as the funny film; the Pathe weekly
news pictures and The Little Shephe I'd
of Bargain Row" as the big photoplay
feature. shown thrice daily. except at 6
p. m. Saturday.
The Sunday concerts from to I0:3O D.
m. will offer a musical treat. including
a high-grade orchestral program, with
new specialties and other attractions
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. =
JusfIrc Sfn6ord.

Vogel VS.. Vogel: order appointing Law
renee ]. DAILY guardian ad litem; plain
tiff's attorneys. F. ]. Rice and A H. Bell.
Fulton vs.. Baker; order for Matthew
f. O'Brien TO continue to act as guardian
ad lftem; plaintiffs attorneys, L. H. David
and w. ]. Lambert ..
Evans VS.. Evans; rule as to alimony
pendente lite, suit money and counsel
fee returnable June Is: plaintiffs attor-
uey, d. Edward Clarke.
Dorsey VS.. Dorsey: rule as to contempt
returnable June 8; plaintiffs attorney NJ.
L. O'Brien.
Noland VS.. holland; rule as to contempt
returnsble June 9; plaintiffs attorney. NJ.
Z. O'Brien.
Goldenberg VS. Richardson: order grant
Ing leave to amend bill and defendant
to plead thereto in twenty days; plain
tirTs attorney, Alexander Wolf; defend
ants attorneys, D. w. Baker and J. w.
Staggers.
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany VS.. Thompson; pro confesso order
ed and reference TO Albert Harper, ex-
smineri plaintiffs attorney, John B.
Larner.
Dante vs.. Hutchins; order authorizing
trustee to purchase and take over note
together with certain stock; plaintiffs atr
terney. George E. Sullivan; defendants
attorneys. Cuttings & Chamberlin and C.
II. Merillat.
McQueeney VS.. Auth; order nisi; plain
tiff's attorney, A. d. Esher.
In re lunacy Of Frank Miller; order
authorizing expenditure.
In re lunacy of John II. Waters; or
der referring account to auditor.
welllng VS.. yelling; order for alimony
pendente lite and counsel fees; plain
tiTs attorneys, Shinn & Owen; defend
ats attorney, w. a. Coombe.
The Collins Land Company VS.. Lane
ct al; order Of publication (by Justice
Siddons); plaintiffs attorneys, W. P. Fem
nell and Homer Guerry.
In re Lucy D. johnson ct al; orde.
appointing Sarah johnson substituted
trustee; bond, 500; attorney, W. c. Eng
lish.
Alexander vs. Henry ct al; reference
to ]. A. Lynham. examiner; plaintiff 5
attorney, c. L. Frailey.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Glen Ec1o Tark.

with an excellent bill scheduled
every evening for the open air thea
terium where free movies are shown;
dancing every evening in the big pa
vilion; the new derby racer. and two
score other attractions TO provide a
wide variety of amusement, Glen Echo
Park is making good its claim of be-
ing the Capitals playground.
An additional attraction for Sunday
visitors will be another of the series
Of popular concerts by the Soldiers
Home Band. A number of big out
ings are scheduled and picnic parties
are daily events.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
Irene A. Kirby, 60 years aC2i St NV.
Elizabeth Campbell. 81, 2a9 St NV
George W. Lake. National Hotel
Mary Macdonald. Ts.- Government Hospital Insane
Anna c. wapEe, l. GIL Elliott st. ne
William Beard. a. Emergency Hospital
Mary n. Whitford months 29Ol 18th st NV
COLORED.
Eliza Payne. p years 2,io Newport pl NV.
James R. Wilson. ST. Washington ASYLUM HosDt
Thomas Budd t5. Washington Asylum Hospt
Luretta Willis, 10. 80 l st. se
William H. Brown, So Casualty HOSPITAL
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
BIRTH RECORD.
" HITE

John ]. and Corrinne A Verleger, boy,
August and BERTHE B. Weber,-boy.
Joseph L. and Catherine E. Taylor, girl
Emidis and Mariantonis Pinto, boy
William d. and Rosie v. Norton, girl.
George A. and Lilly NJ Kendle, girl.
John and Pearl Harvey. girl
Earl and Mary Z. Goodwin, boy
Reuben and Alice Gordon, boy
Edmond and Mildred !. Fite. girl.
Joseph q. and Jessie r. Douglas. girl.
Charles J. and Rossnna Conlon twins C,oys1
Thomas R. and Elizabeth Clark, girI.
William r. and Naomi e. Barry, boy.
COLORED.
Aloysius and Annie L. Mills, sirl.
George n and Lillian Jackson, SirI
Frank and sadie Co1. bog.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Stra nd-Feature FfIms

Douglas Fairbanks, who has won sue
cess on the screen in The Lamb" The
Habit OF Happiness" and Double Trou-
ble," will head the double program at
Moore's Strand Theater in The Good
Bad Man" on Sunday. Monday and Tues
day. 1t is one of the most stirring and
gripping pictures in which he has been
seen and one in which he has a dual
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

dams, the pipe organ recita1s and the
Pathe News Pictorial
Next Sunday at and Sis p. m. at
Keith's, the bill will present Wellington
Cross and Lois Josephine, Dottie King
and the Ballet Divertissement:' Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Crane and company in
Miss Helen Smith" the Primrose Four,
and all the other popular attractions Of
this week.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Probate Division,
Justice stafford.

Estate Henry w. Coffin; order for com.
mission to issue; attorney, ]. P. Earnest
Estate John DUFFY; will dated Febru-
iry S, 1916 and October 8, 1909 filed.
In re Mary A. Horan: order appointing
Patrick H. Horan guardian; bond. 81. 900:
attorney, r. p. Shealey.
Estate Stilson Hutchins: order to ne
sotiate loan; attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlin and c. H MeriIlat.
Estate George Cutter; exempliied COPY
u will filed.
state George W. Lake; will dated De-
sember 9. 1915. filed.
Estate Grovanni NJ. Zerega; petition
tor probate Of will filed; attorney, E. G.
outton.
Estate Hannah Connor; petion for pro-
'ate Of will filed; attorney. E. s. Quinlan.
Estate Helen A. Jennings; will dated
February s, 1855 and petition for probate
He'd; attorneys, T. g. O'Neill and George
:. Shinn.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justfce Gould,

Landreau VS.. Hege ct al: plaintiff
stands on declaration as originally fled
leave granted defendant to file additional
pleas within five days from this date;
plaintiffs attorneys, NJ J. Mcnamara and
d. W. Baker; defendants attorney, John
Ridout
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Criminal Division, No. z.
JustIce sIddous

In re estate Of Calvin H. Chadsey;
given to jury; caveator's attorneys, w.
J. Lambert and r. II. Yeatman! defend
ants attorneys. MILAN & Smith.
Assignment for today:
224s-In re estate OF Mary F. johnson.
Lunacy at 1:l5 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


F. Edwards SO.
C street. between Eighth and Ninth streets north
east square gl3 parts lots ll6 III. and isl An
nella Johnston 10 Margaret ]. Leonard, SO
Square 5s25 lot p. Congress Heights Extension
William A. Redmond trustee, 10 c. L. Layman.
$50
Dobbin's Addition; lot IS. block eo-Lucie E. Rit-
tcrbusch to Evelyn NJ. Blick. SO.
I5 Ridge street northwest SQUARE 53 part lot 10
sanis d. Cisssl, administrator. to Carl Kettler.
N3o
Square zTs. lot Is. sixteenth Street Heights
Ashton G. Cspham and James A. Cahill, trustees.
to the Lynchburg Investment Corporation, N.o3S4.
Square III. lot ~ Sixteenth Street Heights
Ashton c. Clarham and James \. CahiIl. trustees,
to Lynchburg Investment Corporation, 81 800
Square 3l5S. lots 10 and Il. LonEfellow Terrace
National Capital Realty Company to B. + Hall,
Huo.
square 3l55. lots II and Is. Longfellow Terrace
National Capital Realty Company to Charlotte L.
Golden. $500; re-rscOrd liber $50, folio 81.
Barry Farm. lot q. section 3-Clarence w. Tignor
to Ida r. Tignor SO.
l3lc Ninth street northwest square 3s7 parts lots
to 4-Jchn T. Keamey to Robert II. kearnty ct
uI. Ida l.. Peter A. Drury trustee SO; in trust
for use and bSneht II Abncr Drlry Brewing Com
pany.
street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northeast square lC9 original lot l5Walter
c. Buchly ct ct al. to Raymond J. Nisrbuchen,
Seventeenth rtrcet. between East Capitol and \
streets northeast; square 1906, lots 70 to 33Marga
ret L. Crawford 4 al to Raymond J. Niertuchen.
SO
ga Kenyon street northwest: square Slc9 lot 20
Whitney Close, lot 20. block ALEXANDER Farhood
ct Pauline H., to Name and Julia Shadid. joint
tenants SO.
4 street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northeast square II9s rart original lot
Fred Mckee. trustee. to William H Washington.
SO
Seventeenth street between East CaritoI and A
streets northeast; square 1896 lot eeJohn Sloan TO
Ray mOud J NierbuclCn SO
Seventeenth street b.tween East Capitol and A
streets nOTthca+ and street. hctwcen Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets northeast square 1895 To-,
. to T; square IlCs. east Tart original lot l;
square 100, original lot 15-Ra vmond J. Nierbuchen
to District Of Columbia. a s3oeO.
street betwesn Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northeast: square llOs rart original lot
William II. Washington et ux Ella l.. to Ray
mo-d J. Yierbuchen. SO
Washington Heights; lot Z block 2-JO. A. G.
BreckiEridge to Lacy H. BreckinridEe and Joan F.
Hines ard trustees Of the Of Louise
d. Brcckinridgc. deceased. SO
Cathedral HiGhands-Z. Lwir Dalhv a~d Jacob
y. Belt, trustees. to John R T. and Ncttie Z.
Reeves. lot S. square 1878. $500
Barry Fam-Eiith T Madden ct al to Anna g.
Madden. undivided one half interest in lot 3 sec
tion ? $40.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Bankruptcy Division.
yustiee stafford.

In re s. sewell Cissel; order authorizing
rustee to sell lots
In re Morris A. Scher; order confirming
eport Of special master.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Lawsuits.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE ?, 1916.

In re James o. Gorrell; rule return
able June Is
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

Lawsuits.
59221-Martin E. Perkins, an infant, by
next friend, VS.. Capital Traction Co.;
damages 5000; plaintiffs attorney E. l.
Gies.
59222-Anna c. FRASER VS.. Capital
Traction Co; damages 5000; plaintiff s
attorneys. NJ. ]. Colbert, James B. Flynn
and II. A. Hegarty.
59223-Samuel W. Cockren VS.. Walter
B. Avery CappellanD; appeal; defendants s
attorneys, II. F. Kennedy and Howard
Boyd.
59224-Copenhayen vs. Mrs James p. s.
Lawrence; judgment m. C, s71.25; plain
tins attorney, John H. label.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
Equity Suits.

3439e-George H. Vogel ct al VS.. Clar-
ence E. Vogel, infant, ct al; to confirm
contract OF sale; plaintiffs attorneys,
F. J. Rice and A. H. Bell
34+Oo-James H. Kelly and Bridget Nc
Donald VS.. Josephine l.. Taylor, infant,
ct al; to confirm contract OF sale; plain
tiff's attorney, Charles w. StetsOn.
34+0l-In re Lucy D. Johnson, Mary
johnson and Fola NJ. Johnson; to substi-
tute trustee; attorney, w. C. English.
34+O2-Michael NJ. Burke We. Katie
Burke, infant, ct al; to confirm contract
of sale; plaintiffs attorney, A. H. Bell.
344CS-Grand Rapid National City Bank
VS.. Maggie A. Baxter ct al; to fore
close mortgage; plaintiffs attorneys,
Ralston & Richardson.
344C4-FrederIcka S. Mowbray VS.. Carl
ton F. Mowbray; divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, II. F. Woodard.
34405-The Washington New Theater Co.
VS.. Joseph NJ. White ct al; to quit title;
plaintiffs attorney. w. G. Johnson.
344OS-Kate Kerper and Alice Kelley VS..
Marie Dorsett ct al; to confirm contract
OF sale: plaintiffs attorney, w. G. Dunno.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

JEFFERY-
HURLEY & EARLY. INC
1920 Connecticut ay.
Phone n. 1884.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
ELECTRIC CARS.

HUDFORD TRUCKS
WASHINGTON HUDFoRD CO..
Service station rear 131o-12 L st NV.
Phone NJ. 1882. Night phone NJ sl51.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08
GASOLINE CARS.

GRANT SIX
EDELEN BROS. MOTOR CO..
w. ]. Mclean. Manager.
1912 l4th st. Phone y. 2o8.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

METZ-EMPIRE
CARTERCAR SALES CO.
1898 Fourteenth st.
Phone North 1902.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

PACKARD
THE LUTTRELL co.
1914 New Hampshire av.
Phone West 9S5.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

MAXWELL
H. B. LEARY. JR..
1921 Fourteenth st.
Phone North 4434.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-08

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Co
Everything for the car owner"
1880 New York av.
Phone Main $500.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

fielding judgment being responsible for runs against him and poor base running costing his side one run.
 Score R. H. E. Santa Clara ......... , 6 , San Francisco .....5 ' 0
 Mehlhaf and Mulholland; Baum, Steen and Sepulveda, O'Brien.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

Joe Wood, the sr.oke-ball king, of the Boston Red Sox, believes the final kink has left his arm and that he will be ready to pick up in 1916 where he left off in 1912. Joe is only twenty-six years old. |
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27
MOVE |S IF
 VITAL IMPORT
w. N. Windes of Pacific Creamery Heartily En- dorses Fa".-l Advisors Plan for Standardizing the Dairy Cow
In connection with the present agi-

In connection with the present agi- tation for cow testing, the following letter from w. N. Windes of the Pa cific Creamery to Farm Advisor
 We have received the two news paper clippings relative to COW test ing which we shall be pleased to post in a conspicuous place. This movement is one which we feel is of vital importance to the dairy farmers of the Salt River valley, and we are glad to do anything in our power to encourage it. No one questions but that the conditions here are much more favorable for the keeping of dairy cows and the production of cheap feed than in the dairy districts of the northern and eastern states These natural advantages, however, are very largely offset by the keeping of inferior cows in our herds. There is but one way in which the poor cows can be detected and the quality of our herds improved and that is by individual tests and records.
 Mdiy peopIe are ol tHe OplnlOH that the color of the cows skin indi- cates the richness of the milk, but the writer, in testing a herd of grade Holsteins which looked as much alike as it is possible for cows to look. found a variation in individual tests from 2.S per cent to 4.5 per cent.
 We are glad to note that one of the articles published by you points out the fact that even the color of the milk and the quantity of cream is not dependable test"
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

ment and Reyes had little difficult in obtaining recruits by liberal promises of loot
 As far as the pursuit of Villa is con- cerned, the absolute dearth for days of any definite, reliable news has caused much of the interest in the chase to vanish into feeling of com plete pessimism. This was deepened materially tonight by word from Col umbus, passed by the censor, that General Pershing had little expecta- tion of a speedy termination to his task and that he was preparing for a campaign of several months duration.
 This information simply served to but
 tress the opinion held from the start on
 the border that there was very little hope of any speedy termination to the career of Rancho Villa. The stories
 o1 the surrounding of Villa, which have been current for a week, were. never given more than a smile of derision by the men of the frontier.
 Only one ripple of excitement in re- spect to the local situations stirred [, | Paso's Sunday calm. This was a re. port that American troops were pre-.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

pairing to cross the border at Fabens, 30 miles east of here. This report was spread abroad after it was learned that General Bell had ordered q company of the 24th infantry to Fabens. and that troop of cavalry had already arrived there to reinforce the troop which has been for some time on patrol duty. General Bell said that the dispatch of the infantry was just an ordinary movement of troops, with no special purpose" but the story Of the projected crossing gathered renewed force when it was discovered that three American scouts had been ordered to report to Captain Moses, the commanding officer at Fabens. Captain Moses denied any 1 intention of moving his men across the Rio Grande.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27

to give him another chance with the Giants at the training camp at Mar lin, Texas
 There the Redman was persuaded to try batting left-handed when he went to the plate and at once a decided im- provement was noticed in his hitting. In his new position he showed ability to connect with the best of the early spring curves and his admirers have taken hope. If it is demonstrated that Thorpe, batting left-handed, can land cn the ball with his heavy black war club, there is place for him with the Giants and McGraw's judgment will have been vindicated. If it is proved however. that it is but a flash of bat ting ability. then Thorpe and the big league will part company forever.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-27
TORREON IS NOW THREATENED BY
 VILLA BANDITS

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