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Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-30
DIR. S. M. KYDE
Physician & Surgeon
Eyes Tested-GIasses Fitted
Philip. South Dakota.
Philip. South Dakota.

More Light for less money. C.
A. Lamb sells EN- 4Otf
See the First State Bank about
your farm loans Favorable terms
Money for farm loans. Write
VIM. !. Mundt, Pierre, 8. d.
24-tf
have buyers for cheap land.
Quote me your lowest price. G. NJ.
Lvines' one. Pierre s.. D. .1tf.
Mrs. Fred Fairchih and children
returned Sunday night from an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Gall
tornia.
Eugene Jordan returned Sunday
morning from a business trip and
a few days visit with relatives at
Doinds in Missouri.
T. l.. Thompson, foreman at the
Review office, was called to Min
neapolis Sunday by the serious i'll
ness of his aged mother.
The biggest farm loans can be
had at my office with good terms:
optional payments H. B. Fislar.
Arthur Wolleson, of Capa arrived
:he fore part tf the week, and will
spend week or two here, while
taking chiropractic Treatments.
For Sale or Rent-The two lot
corner and building Opposite Metho
dist church on Pine street. Terms.
w. s. Rowe, Forsyth, Mont 4t3
Mrs. Clara d. Akirich returned
Sunday M rning from a visit of
several weeks with her children at
Canistota and Wakonda, this state.
j. B. Goff has rented house in
the west part of the city and as
soon as some repair work is CON-
pleted will mcWe his family here
from Cottonwood.
The play, BY Right of Purchase,
| which was given here about a
month ago, by local talent, will be
produced in Kadoka on Friday
| evening of next week.
| Mrs. c. f. McLane left Monday
night for Quasqueton, Iowa, in
answer 10 a message informing her
CT the serious illness OF an aunt
xho resides at that place.
Mrs Dutton, OF Hardingrove, suf-
feTed a paralytfc stroke the firSt
of the week, and her condition is
critical. Relatives at distance
have been notified by wire.
Wanted-S me responsible farm
CT TO care for forty head or more
of cattle for the next year. Write
Box +, care Review, giving vsJr
location and price per head per
year
TLe ballot box r the Review
and Philip merchants contest was
taken to the First state Bank
Monday and all woes from that
time until the cl sing day. mex
Thursday, win have to be taken
Jhere.
For Sale-Span OF mares. weight
about 24OO, five and seven yeart
old, black and well matched. both
heavy in foal by imported norman
orse. win be sold reasonable il
taken within next sixty days. In
quire of r. S. O'Neal. Philip. r
Will Mann at Topbar. 4t4
The Philip Mill e Elevator
Co. received a carload Of OF
meal this week. Oil meal Wil
!, now sell at $40 per 100 lbs.
as against the previous pric'
Of $500 per 100 ibs. 6Oc Pc
100 lbs. is a pretty big saving
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-03-30

High grade single buggy with
pole. Auto top, electric lights, bala
bearing exles, also double driving
harness extra heavy.
atp2 DIR. X. B. Driver
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05
GETTING BIGGER

Ardmore's vigorous attempt to eX-
tend its trade territory indicates
more than anything else its increas-
ing importance in every line of indus
try. Before a city can expect to at
tract the out-of-toWn shopper it must
be able to acter to its nome trade and
every small town and small city
knows how hard it is to do this unless
it has a reasonable demand at home
for that class of merchandise which
people go away from home to secure.
Ardmore has been through this
stage. Time was-and that not so
long ago-when local merchants did
not have the call for certain classes
of merchandise to justify them keep
ing it in stock. All towns have more
or less of this to contend with. Even
the very largest cities in the state
and Ardmore, it musc be remembered,
ranks third-have people who cannot
satisfy their wants outside of the big
cities of the east.
Ardmore has arrived at a stage
when it can conscienetiOusly extend
it's trade territory without prejudice
to nearby towns,-towns which are
going through the same stage from
which this city has emerged.
Ardmore may as well be plain The
trade extension campaign now in
progress is nothing more or less
than throwing down the gauntlet to
Oklahoma City. Dallas and Fort
Worth. To the patrons of those three
cities, Ardmore extends an invitation
to save money and time by coming
here where they will find as large
and varied assortment as elsewhere,
commensurate with conditions which
prevail.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05
is ARDMoRE GROWING?

Within the next sixty days there
will be in Ardmore, work in progress
on a hotel which will cost around
$150,000, a large theatre costing a
third of that amount, about hun
dred thousand dollars worth of build
ing in other lines. Then immediat-
ely following that it is expected that
a sky scraper office building and a
convention hall will be assured>
Then there is a whisper of large
refinery, or even two OF them, and
both with their own pipe lines to the
fields, and while both of these rumors
may be unfounded, they indicate
which way the wind is blowing.
Yes, Ardmore is growing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05
A GREAT EFFORT.

1t must be remembered that with
practically all the merchants in Ard
more cooperating to get out of town
trade, that it will be worth coming
to Ardmore to shop. All of these
merchants are in competition with
eacn other, just as they have always
been, and they will all strive to "get
the business" That means there
will be some bargains worth seek
ing, and in these days of the high
cost of living it should be an oppor-
tune moment for the shopper.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05

The organization of bricklayers is
one of the strongest in the building
trade. AS in all fields of endeavor,
general industrial progress has neces-
STATED the introduction of system and
organization, devices for the protec-
ton of the workers, and many aux
iliary measures tending to the great
er efficiency of the artisan and the
improved conditions of the trade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05

Pongee and shantung are on the
boards for summer fabrics. Striped,
checked and figured pongee is a ia
vorite, and this blouse is checked
off in wood brown in the natural tone.
Fronts, collar and cuffs are hem
stitched, and a natty moire tie lends
a smart dash.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-07-05
OF Course Paw Knew

Little Lemuel-"Paw, what's a law
yer?" Paw-"A lawyer, son, is a sort
Of an umbrella for use in a brain
storm"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
FL PROBLEfiA DEL APROVISIO.
fAhIENT0 De Ia IROPA HA
NEURADO GRANDEhEkTE
Sc ENVlARON 4 CASAS GRANDES Y DUBLAH
hUEVf cARROS CON iIVEEES PARA
LA TROPA EEPED!CIORARIA

Fl. PAS0. Texas. ADrIi ST. pro-
bIema de IA alimentac!6n de a tcopa
' de Ia caballaIa de Ia eXpedlclon
punitiva que sa haIIa opcrando III
Chihuahua. ha mejcrado Erandrmen-
te con =! envio dc once ca"roS de all
mentoS que fuer0n remltldoS d. esia
rir,iad eonSi-aadoS concentrates
40 IA CoIonia Dubian y ie CaSa> Gran
de<. Chihuahua. quiene> - "near-
raran dn yender,o> a "a iropaS Dc.
gaenral PerShing.
E tren de comeStibjeS envlado al
orridente d. Chihuahua. conslS'Ia. IN
nucy. carros con avena, I'm carro de
provisiones para IA trcpa ' un carr'
cor saso!jna para 81 uso De los carroS
AUTOMOBILES que Gecorrsn los CANT
nos entire Ia frontera y e! cuaTte'
senera! de las tropas exnediclonarias
Las autoridades m;litares snT-aEon
aver Columbus mas carr's auto
movies ds csr.a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
Sc HAGEN PREPARAT|VOS De
DEFENSA EN- LAS PGDLAC|O-
NES De Ia fRONTfRA
TEkEReSOS De UNA INVASION, Los VECl-
NOS Sc PafPARAh PARA PR0ltGtR
SUS VIDsS Y PRUPIfDADtS
rrlcgranta E,prrial para Ia rRENsA

IL PASO. Teas. Mario 3.-Mu-
chus ciudadcs frontcriZas. temorosaS
&c una invasion. estan hacienda pre-
9aga,Iyos dc dcfcusa. de caracter
pc:manentc. I'm Maria. Texas, ha s.
do organi"@do I'm cuerpo de caba-
lie. IL con hombgcs avezados a a "
da del campo ) que hab!an cspanoI.
In Preside. NanhOrn, Sierra Blanca,
Shelter. Fuerte Hancock, Fabens,
De. Rio y o;"os puntos, los veclnos
- cstan prepar"ndo igualm"nte pa
IL p. cteger sus vidas y propiedades.
In mc9Sajc recibido Ell esta ciudad
sc IA "o;ici% dc que cerca de Van
Holu. uHos meX!canoS tlrotearon un
aut,m1vil en Que yiajaban mujeres
: n.dos. Z: auto era eWadO por Miss
JessI" Jones. quien habia Sahdo de
r. ?aso. Texas sc dirigia Pecos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
FL PUEBLO Sc AHGTIi) EN- LA
CIUDAD De TORRE0H,. .COAH.
4 CiUSA DEL HlhbRE
NIL KUJERES Y HlkOS PARTICIPATION DE-
Los TuHUiTOS PiDltNO0 Sc LES
DIERA De Conner

LAREDO. Texas. Abrii j.-pOr va
rios paSajcrOS que alrIDaroN hoy dc
in ciuiad j.. TOrrc6n. COahui.a. tie
nrsr nolicia de TN sucrSOs que las
autoridadrS carranclStaS habIan ira
tadn DE- avitar DUE traSc"nii"ra.
Los paSajrros dicrn que FL dia 2S
lie! mes pasad0. Il pueblo de T0rr"6n
hizO una manifestation dr pG0teSta
Dor ia fa!ta d. alimcntos y Saquci
varios eStablrcimirntos comercialcS.
En- 81 tumultO tomaron parte como
mil mujeres y niHos. quienes pedian
seles diera de conner, por Amor de
DioS".
Los soldados carrantiStas fueron
envisdos de !oS cuarteles Castisar
a Jos amotinadOs, pero So negar0n
a di>paraT contra Ia muchcdumbrc
porlue en lila habia muiernS Y nj
los.
Las autoridadeS nan daio va los
paSOs neceSariOs para iiStribuir en-
tre a pueblo maiz. que esta de la
manera eScaso en- Ia laguna. que solo
Pasa la pSgIna 5a., columna "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
VILLA ESTA EN- LAS
NONTANAS DE SAN
ANDRES, C|I|H.
TRATA De FLuD!s LA PERSECUTION De
LAS TROpAS AhfR!cAHAS PLRA CIRAR-
Sc UNA RGDILA CUE IIEkf HCTA
LOS VILLlSTAS, DESPUES DE LA
DERRoTA QUE SUFRIERON,
Sc REORCANIZAN PARA
ENTRAR EN- ACTI-
VIDAD
relegrama especial para Ia pRENsA.

FL PASO, Texas, Abril 3.-Un mi
nero de Cusihuiliachic. te!egrafio hoy
dicicndo que Francisco Villa, con
una rodilla rota. Sc encuentra en- Ia.
montanas de San Andres, tratando do
e!udir IA persecution que lie hacen
las tropas amcricanas, las cualeS So
hallan en- San Antonio. a dieZ milLas
de Gonde Sc cree que csta Villa. 81
mismo tnincfo comunica que una con-
siderable fuerza villista esta moviGn-
dose sohre Ia ciudad de Chihuahua.
81 Darecer con intenciones de aracar
Ia plaza.
Gabriel Gavira. Comandante Mill
tar de Ciudad Juarez, recibio un
mensaje suscrito por Luis Gutierrez,
en- que este jefe confirma Ia noticia
de 1Ie Villa csta herido de una pier
ma.
Jos" Cavazos. cl iefe de Ia guarni-
ci6n dc Ciudad Guerrero. que fue
atacado pc" los viiistas, lego = Gu
.ihui-idchic. con cuarenta hom2reS,
V De all telegrafi5 las autoriaades
de Ciudad Juare2. negando que tu-
viera fumGamento e informe de que
nes hubiera siLo aniquilada por los vi
llistas. i Cavazos. Il pesar Ge que ME-
ca .l fracaso que sufriG, 10 acompa-
nan so!amente cuarenta hcmbreS de
los que tenia de guarnici6n en- Gu
dad Guerrero.
Los informes recibidos por los Off
ciales carraEcistas aQui, sen Al eiecto
dc Que los villistaS, despues de la de-
rrota que snfricror eI litimo miGrcc-
les. Sc han reunido y han yuelto So
bre Ia misrna via. por donde habian
huido. nteutando seguramente alta
car las troras americanas.
Un despacho de los calrancistas di-
&C cue Luis Herrera sali6 de Laguna
con mil qu;nientos hombres para Ma
miquipa. para ccrlar ei paso de los
villista5 Dor aquci,a region.
Velrtc solda5os cnfecmo# de los
Cue Sc hail@n en =! hospita! del Fuer-
te Bliss. scran llevados a San Anto-
Mo, en- vista dc que el referido hospi-
tai esta sicndo insuficiente para alo-
lar Il todos los enfermos heridos,
que viencn de In region donde operan
las tropas cxpedicionarias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
C2lEEffSE OUE: ESTA PROXINA Una CRISIS
[NlAS RE[ACIONES De AI[hANlA
Y Los ESTADOS UNlDOS
Fl HilEDNENTO DE- BARCOS De PASAjEROS POR LOS SUB
H3RIN0S ES lO QUE HOTNARA la CRISIS QUE Sc AHJHC|A

tamrnto de ES;ado de III sobrevi-
,irnlc del Manchester" qtlicn de-
clar0 habcr viStO I'll prriScOpio de lin
submarine antcs de- Que Gctu'riera el
dcSlStrr.
por otra parte. las noticiaS lie QUE
Holantla esti nlOvilizmdo sus fuer-
ZaS han Sido causa de nalc>tar Cn> la
administration americana pucs Sc
cOriNidCra que callsaria muy mai;i
impression el que Holanda que Is I'm
urGurn0 pals demOStrara mas fir
mcIa QUE los EStadoS UnidOS.
Olra caliSa de inquietud en- la .fd-
mini>traci0n eS In actillld dc los Re-
wlhiicauns Ql;: intcntan tomar como
armn tn la pETiyima campana la
pG.iiica International Seguida p0r ct
actual g1bierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
BAKER PROY[CTa HhCER Una
COHPLETA REORGANIZATION
DEL SERVICIO AESEO
FL SEC. Dc GUERRA Ha PtCGHIkDsDO 4
UNA COH!SlON De H0RDRtS EXPER-
IOS Ei Isl j0lG De lACJtSIlCh
TeIeqrama Especial para IA rRENsA

WASHINGTON. +Orl o.-:asegu-
rase en- los altos circulos mlitares
que e. Secretario de Guerra. BAKER,
tiene proyectada una compleia reor-
ganizaci6n del servicio aereo de. ejer-
cito de los Estados Unidos. teniendo
como origen diiecta dicha determi-
naci6n, la experieneia adQuirida en-
Ia eampaha de Mexico.
Dicese que el Secretario Baker IN
recomendado va una comisi6n de
honbres expertos en- aviaci6n ej es-
tudio de Ia question con objeto dc
nejo~ar el material Y el personal de!
Servieio aeyeo de cjegcito americana.
Parec4 tambien que Mr. Baker estd
Iecidido que Ia reorganization Sc
ueve cabo en- un plazo brevisimo
nor exisirio asi las circunstancias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04

|aSSTfSE EN- AStjURAR QUE H JEFF
RfBEiDE Marcia A CHIHUAHUA
PARA ATArAR Ia PLAZA
Trlrqran.a Especial para Ia rRENsA

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ri. f.A>'. 'A''N' -AI'' Il - - lI"'
d'"o d' NL''' - "'' ,It'-'''"' w. 80"
I'M !A.".H!', rAa'," '.'' ''=,' ,'I,' ,I
- '''''' '''."' ~ '', 1,"s,,. ".,, -; -.
.r,.;,r.. .,,,,r;,.,nns ,ah.n c,ar;a-
m.9,,. donir rsta 81 irfc rcbeIdH. IL
ruicn - dice ~" Ia Iosrado rtudlE
IA prrsrcucion 'r que Id ''''"'
S'S.:uo . '',''." ,,,,,a,4o Il ,,,r,or l..
1n. Villa, al frcntc d. una gruc=a
pariiaI de- Sus kombrcS. 81 esta apro-
Xinando a Chihuahua para atacaF Il
a 5uaFhicIoh que 10 '''-' It >'U'''-''
''S +''.'''' ,, ., ,,1,,,,, -, ann,
o,r,an,o' J.I general pershins. ha-
hIa H.. ,v,,, - resistrd un cncucntro
cntr" tropas americanaS y vl!IlStaS,
No 50 dice IN que 'uSar oeuEF!" " -
"n'ue"'Io IL. ,sg, - '''I' ,nr ( - r,is,no
.n5I fn,: - rrsnItado.
+, general PrrShinG ha diSpueStu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
HAY ALGUN DEsALENTO EN- La
ADMINISTRATION P0R LA
FALTA De NOTICIAS
Sc C9HfNTA FL APARENTE FRACbSO DEL
EJERCITO PARA HAhIEREkSE EN-
CORTACT0 CON Los VIlLlSIRS

WASHINGTON. Abril 3.-Algln
desaliento Sc ha advertido EN- los cir
culos ofIciales por el aparente fraca-
20 del ejercito americana para man.
teuerSc en- contacto con las bandaS
vi!listas. Desde las ultimas noticias
relativas al primer encuentFo entire
las tropas del coronel Dodd Y una
banda Yillista, NADIA ha vuelto d sa-
Derse IN el Departamento Ge Guerra.
de alg.in acontecimiento notable en- IN
campala contra los villistas.
De Columbus comunican que los
aeroplanOS est;in mantenlendo Ia CO.
municaciGn entire Casas Grandes Y Ia
Frontera, pero haSta IA fecha 10 han
traido confirmation dc las noticias
a encuentroS entire las
(PaSa a Ia IN. pig. Col. ia.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
Los RUSOS BOHB4RDEAN FL
FRENTE De BATALLA AUS
TRO. .HUNGARG

BERLIN. Abril 3.-En 81 informe
Official publicado hoy en- Vlena por
el Minlsterio de Ia Guerra - da
cuenta de que los rusos han inten-
sificadc 81 bombardeo de todo el
frente de batalla ionde conlbaten sol
dados de Austria Hungria. No Sc dan
dstalle5 en- el inforne Official de com
bates de infanteria, y unieaments Sc
hara menci0n de las actividadas de
Ia artillerfa rusa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
C0mnraran los interrseS alemanes
Ell MarruecOS.

Err .oS circulos poiiticoS y flnaa-
cieros de esta Capita! circuld Ia no
ticia dr que variOs pOderosoS sindi-
ratos francesaS esran tratando de
comorar los in+ereses alemanes an
Marruecos. La noticja ha sido bier
recibida por IA prensa. pues STEM
pre Sc ha considerable perjudioial.
tarto por los e.paholes como por los
franceses, Ia inilueacia tinaroisse
alenana en- Ia meneionads resion 6s!
Africa. /.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
LTBR0S EN- ESPAFOL

Compre I'd. sus hbros en- espahoI 'gns-
clio E. Lozano, Coz Doiorosa St. San Anso
MO, Texas Su casa es la mas barata
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-04
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La PRESSA has larger
circulation than ans other mexican newspaper
in the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
ROBERT WARWICK MAY
BE SEEN IN NEW PLAY
AT PAsTIME TOMORROW

Robert Warwick rs pupllar. There
has never been much question A. To
his popularity in this ouutry, but q
remained Tor Australia to elect HIM
the most popular OF u'l movie pco-
pie, whether actors ur actresses.
There he far outyiuss'l wen Mary
nickiord, who came on second, and
had twice IS many votes AK the see
ond leading male star IN this curn
try. however. his picture ndorns
many a silver frame go The FLASH
OF an Emerald Sudden Riches,
and TN Man az ~" hour, Mr..
Warwick built himself i niche in tn"
heart Of photoplay ans and ms
more recent production have added
TO his already large following o.
friends. n Is next appearance in TIM
city will bee as the hero In Friday,
the Thirteenth. IN, Thomas ",
Lawson story which has been made
into 4 World pictur, ~ william \.
Brady and Director imile chautard.
II viii be the attraction AT tn" AS
time Theator tomorroH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
HINDU POET FLIES
FROM THE WRATH OF
FELLOW COUNTRYMEN
Nobel Prize Winner Makes Escape
from San Francisco With Aid
of Police, Revolutionists Seek
His Life, Is Belief.
my Evening Herald Leased wifol

san frHuCiscu. oct. g. Sir kthln-
dranath Tagorr. Hindu poet and SO
bel prize winner. is safe IN Santa Bar
harl to-day. whittier ne fled before a.
reported plot 10 assassanate him. left
behind MIN mere two fellow country
men IN LIl. a cancelled enlightenment
and raging di4cord. Al dny yostcrda,
municipal and private detectives
guarded the Hindu snyaut ia his no
tel quarters. IN tae WINGS and on tn"
iluor of q thater where he appeared,
and escorted him ia a night train
which other ~bodyrunrda boarded, ac-
compluyInr him TO santa Barbara.
Tho head OF a private detective
agency said today thlt there was =
well founded plot on the part ut th"
Hindu IeNuiuiionists to destroy TIA
gore. IN" men In iIl. charged with
battery aud assault, are a. singh
Hatcshi and JcWau Singh, members
of the radical Hindu or iadar party
In front or the hotel where Sir lt1h-
indrtnth Wa staying they attacked
Professor singh Mat,u, who anne
from STOCKTON to- invito Tagorc Geo lee
turo there. ana tore his white iurniu
from has head Detectives believe
that their real object Mas To reach
TJgore.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
SHOOT FOR PLACES
on THE \. NJ. TEAM
BEGINS ON MONDAY
Prospect of Trip to Jacksonville
as State Representatives Elk.
Pected to Draw Many Marks.
men TO Elimination Contest.

Tho competitive rife shoot 20 boz
held her" on October 5 and . To furu-
ish the basis for selecting the team
from the rifle clubs Of the state "a
AXE part 100 the national rife match
at jacksonville, Fla. will start sun
day morning. Firing Will begin
promptly al , O'clock and continue
until I o'clock.
Capt " = Hines OF the Sew
Mexico national guard. has been lp-
pointed executive officer of m. shoot;
lie uas absolute control of IT. his de-
,isious being final
only three ranges viii De fired
goo yards rarii fire. GOO yards and
l.uU" yart- SLOW fire
taut Ilm,- stated. TINT an cumpc-
rt1r. vII bee required To- present to
him 20 certificate o. IN, effect that
the, are memhor- iu good -tuudiur
iu buth their own local ,lgNs and the
national ritlo association before thoN
IAN enter the shoot
Thu prospects ut . trip Co the halmv
southland iu october is expected 20
draw "a great number Of expert ritly
met from an parts uf the tate to this
CITY for the elimination shoot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
NJ. {. CHURCH SOUTH
C0NVENES At CLOVIS
Bishop Walter r. Lanlbuth of
Oakdale, Cal, Is Presiding ;
Large Number Of Delegates in
Attendance; Reports Rendered,

CLOVIS y NJ. oct. G.-Thc New
Mexico annual conference Of the
southern Methods, church met here
In It's tvenfN-scVcnth session We'd
ucsday morning. Uishop Walter a..
IAmbUth Of cakdalo. calf. proSid-
ma \ large number uf delegates
from the various churches IVA New
Mexico aud west Texas are IN attend
ancc
Rev. j. G. Jones, pastor uf the
Central Avenue church. Albuquerque,
was again chosen secretary OF tho
conference Committees were named
through which the conference vii DO
it, wurl
Several oC the general officers ~
the church ar, in attendance l1d will
present ,ho church enterprise which
they represent during the week.
Hc.. sam Allison. presiding elder
oftthc Roswell district. Rev George
IT, Given. OF the Albuquerque district.
and N,. Hubert smith ut the El
Paso district. made reports which I'M
d.ctt,l that the Roswell district il
tho banner district iu Increase 81
membership and new churches uuIli.
but the El Pas" district shows "a
larger increase IN salaries off pastors.
However. th" Albuquerque district
has had the most prosperous year lu
i's history.
The annual conference of th' No-
man s Missionary society l- .n session
at the same time and the various -"-
@r.e,ics iu thc conference are wei rep
resented Their first session ihu"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-06
VILLA AND COMMAND
LOCATED At MALPASO
WEST OF CHIHUAHUA
Mexioans Apparently Have No
Trouble Keeping Track of the
Bandit S Movements, but They
Arc Unable to Capture Him.

III paSO. Tex, oct. h-frautl~Cu
Villa and his command was at Nal
pasu. sixty miles ives, of chihuahua
CItj and twenty miles northwest Of
Cus.huIriaCh,c ON last sunday. "a mes
sage received here from MJlpnso to-
duy stated. Tur message stated that
VIVA had left rusihuiriHchic after the
night with General Ramos, commando
ins the Carrancistu forces and had
proceeded to san Antonio. winch is
tho JunctioH poInt on the Mexico
Northwestern railroad from which
e. branch line goes TO 'u-i. eleven
miles south Of SAN Antonio. From
san Antonio VILLA and he men headed
west toward the Guerrero district and
he is believed tu be- there az ia" pres
cut time.
Ge.erll Glnlnr' Win" It"hihua
hu1 city Niil orders 'p rcuD,upy Gus
i~hulrjIculc after its evacuation los the
Nillistas, lbs reported TO nr az santa
Nstbol th!rty-threc miles Yves, at Chi-
huahua city.
\ force Of $50 mounted men was
seen ,rossiue M, Mexican Central
railroad south OF chihuahua 'it' pas
scngcrs arriving at fH, border report
ED. and were sal6 Goo nc en- route To
the Guerrero district FOO join villa.
Parrll where inr Vuli.tas hay"
been threatening 90 attack mas been
glrrisoucd hy additional troops and H.
les now estimated shat General Luis
Herrera has 5000 Huidicrs lu the Par
raj barracks