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Evening star., 1916-08-24
Wrestling Bouts Assured.

The police games and athletic carni-
val. which will thus bear the official
seal of the District, will give the
police and their friends a chance to see
two wrestling bouts. and perhaps three,
in addition to the other athletic events
on the program. The executive com
mittee of the citizens committee in
charge of the games has announced
that Joe" Turner. who holds the
worlds championship belt for middle
weight wrestling, will give an exhibi-
tion on the mat with joe Grant, who
in his official capacity is Detective
Sergt. Joseph Grant.
If a match can be made for J. A. Con-
rad of the sixth precinct with any
police wrestler between $50 and $50
pounds il with be staged; and in the
heavyweight class Walter NJ Dunawin,
crossing policeman at Tth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. will meet Dolly"
Gray. station clerk of the first pre-
cinct
Evening star., 1916-08-24
The Star by Mail

> cure to nave The Evening
and EuniEy Star follow you.
40 In most cases Tee Star will
be at the breakfaIt table the
cexS morning end always give
al of tho latezt neUs from Wash
address may be changed as fire.
quentiy as desired by giving the
old ~ we'll a. the new address.
The Price OF The Star by mail
daily and Sunday 10 60 csuts Per
month, In advance,
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Would End Some Forms of Taxes.

We have some forms of taxation in
the District that should be gotten rid
of and other forms and methods we
need and should have. We have some
classes of business and some kinds of
assets double taxed, some single-taxed,
some half-taxed and some not taxed.
Many of the equitable, modern, munic-
ipal taxations we have not at all Some
of the harsh, inequitable methods of
earlier and cruder years we continue
to suffer under.
1T is the system we complain of, not
Congress Congress has the best in
tentions in the world. but what other
couId the result be when all the tax
legislation the District has had in
forty years has been in shreds and
patches.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Disclosed in Long Hunt.

Il thought l would be able to get one
in a minute" said Maj. Pullman, "and
was surprised to find that no one
around the District building except DR..
Tindall, assistant secretary to the
Commissioners, knew that there was
such thing. He said that back in the
early sixties there had been such
thing with a likeness of George Wash
ington posing on a mound, evlth the
rays of the sun shining upon the Cap
itol dome. However. what we wanted
was TO find a cut of the seal to be used
in printing; and after calling up all
the printing offices in town l finally
located ore. presumably the only one
in existence. 1t had been there since
the Gays when the District OF Co
lumbia had q governor. and mad not
heen used since
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Olympic. 1881 You ST. NV.

Circle, 2Ia5 Pa. Ave. Ph. w. e33.
TopAY-RrPERT JULIAN. in NAKED
HEARTS," Also Comedy.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Gude,. Artistic Floral Tokens

are expressive and inexpensive Choice
lowers and prompt delivery. 1874 + st.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Lurny and Natural Bridge

low excursion fares. Descriptive liter
aturc on request. \. 4 w. railway,
1419 y. Y. avenue-Advertisem
Evening star., 1916-08-24
SEAL TO Be ON
POLICE GAMES TICKETS
Mai. Pullman Has Long Hunt Be-
fore He Finally Finds
Die.

Hist, Hist, The chief sleuth is on
the trail. This time Maj. Raymond
Pullman, chief Of police, has taken up
the hunt himself and has been success
full in the chase without leaving his
desk.
1t was not a criminal that Maj. Pull
man sought. 1t was merely a copy OF
the seal of the District of Columbia,
which the major now declares is one
of the rarest objects in the world 1t
was necessary to find copy of the
seal in order to have it printed upon
the tickets Of admission TO the police
athletic games and carnival, to be held
at American League Park, septem-
her 16
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Washington I'nrk Is Open. 18th a U
TODAY-yICTOR MOORE. in THE
CLOWN" Splendid Lasky-P Paramount.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
CITY ITEMS.
White Potatoes. 27c PIX; 14s-Lb.
By POP.

Boxwood Scales. Schmidt. 1921 18th st
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Films md Other Photo Supplies.
Columbia Photo. Sup Co. 1443 N. 7. ave
Evening star., 1916-08-24

RAMBLERS' PASTIME CLUB. SOCIAL. 81
tion of the Wanderlusters. will go on "A loo
ride up the canal Saturday. August 26. AT :
pm. and return at 10 pm. Tickets ''oc.
Guiding watermelon feast. Club members a
wanderlusters are invited. Bring your friend
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Montgomery County Fair
Rockville, Md.
AUGUST %. %. "a and IS.

Fine racing; purses aggreGating S4.5oN n
harness races, including 3 stake races, and run
ming races All classes filled; among the entries
Of the hest horses in this section Of the
country.
The live stock show promises 10 be the
largest in the history of the society. From the
entries already received the exhibit in all viii
le very large.
The poultry show will he a leading feature
of the fair.
There will be a good land to furnish the
music. The attractions in front Of the grand
stand will be exceptionally good this year.
Take B. & o. R.R. trains at Union station at
s:15 am. and Il 80 pm. or take electric at
32nd and VI and 32nd and 7 sts.. which will be
run on ten minute schedule.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
For $4,000 Exemption on Homes.

In his letter Mr.. Clayton refers to the
fact that his citizens association had
urged upon Senator Sterling the wis
dom of exempting from taxation $4,000
of taxable value OF homes owned and
occupied by heads of families as home
steads.
well be used to assist those who with
meager incomes and by days of toll
manfully endeavor to safeguard the
oncoming years of mother and child
said Mr.. Clayton. He said that many
members of the association believed in
the equity and justice of the tax on
intangible property, provided you can
make il stick and reach those for whom
II is meant.' He continued:
Evening star., 1916-08-24

LEE STEWART. In
THE CONFLICT" The Beautiful Gowns
worn by Miss Stewnr; in this production
make 1t n Fashion Show in itself. No. =
PATIIE NEWS.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
Special Film Features

Especial Film Features|
Crnnd.u'. Apollo. ga II 81: ME-;
ToDAY-MAUDE fEALY. in THE IN
MORTAL FLAME
CrandaII'. Av. Grand. sss PA. Av. Sc.
ToDAY-wILIAM FARNUM. in THE
ENp OF THE TRAIL"
stanton. 9th and c SITS. NE.
TopAY-HARoID LOCKWOOD, in THE
COMEBACK" Metro.
Washington Park Is Open. 18th a
TODAY-yICToR MOORE. in THE
CLOWN" Splendid Lasky-Paramount.
Circle, 2re, ia. Ave. Ph. w. ss3.
: ToDAY-RUPERT JULIAN, in NAKED
HEARTS, Also Comedy.
Olympic. 1881 You st. NV.
ToDAY-LUCIILE LEE STEWART. in'
THE CONFLICT" The Beautiful Gowns
! worn by Miss Stewnr; in this production
make 1t n Fashion Show in itself. No. =
PATHE NEWS.
] Home. 18th and c Sts. NE.
] TopAY-ANITA STEWART, in THE sUs-
PECT." v. l.. s. Z.
! Lender. ath Bet. f. 4 >ts. NV.
TopAY-LoUISE LOVELY and LON CHA
NEY. in THE GILDEp SPIDER" A
Bluehrd Photo.
] Central s.nrk. sth 4 Grant 81. NV.
] ToDAY-LuIlSE LOVELY and LON CHA
NEH. in THE G1LDED SPIDER"
Bluebird Photo.
Masonic Auditorium.
TnNIGHT-GAIL KANE. in
! PAYING THE PRICE" World.
] Lyric, I4th and Irving st,. NV.
] TOIiAY-,;eorgc kleine presents THE
MONEY MASTER" featuring FRANK
l SHERIDAN. supported hy an All-Stnr
] broadway Cast. including PAUL McALI.lS-
TER and FANIA MABINoFf. IN !, ACTS.
Founded on rhs play, y, ns ,GIS ,TIn% Eat,,S MS
turing HARRY WATSON.
Penn Gardens. rr. Ave-. ~ :ist st
] ToDAY-TriangIe Plays. LILLIAN GlSH.
with MARY ALDEN. in AN INNOCENT
MAGDALENE.' In : acts. Also keystone,
his FIRST FALSE STEP"
! TOMORROW EDNA GOODRICH. in THE
NAMING OF MADDALENA.' II ) ACTS.
Paramount. Also MUTT AND JEFF
COMEDY.
] sUNpAY-wEArHER PERMITTING. WILL
HAVE OUR THIRD SPECIAL CONCERT.
sMoNnAY SHOES" with MARY Mac
!! THE LARGEST PARKING SPACE FOR
ALTOS IN THE CITY.
The Liberty Theater. ~ Cup. and r.
TODAY-yIOLA DANA. In THE FLOWER
OF 40 MANS LAND"
CrnndaIr- Thrater. 9th ana r. SITS:
{ToDAY-vIRGINIA PEARSON. in DARE
DEVIL KATE"
savoy Garden. 18th and Col. Rd.
tTODAY-ALICE BRADY. in MISS PETTI-
I COATS" Brady mad" World.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
w. Mex. CLAYTON URGES
TAX LAW INVESTIGATION
Harmonious and Fair System for
D. C. Advocated in Letter to
Senator Sterling.

y strong plea for an investigation
into the existing tax laws of the Dis
trict of Columbia to bring about a
harmonious and fair tax system in the
National Capital is contained in a let
ter to Senator Sterling of South Da
kota, by William NICK Clayton, presi
dent of the Brightwood Park Citizens
Association. Senator Sterling is the
author, of the amendment to the Dis
trict appropriation bill now in con-
ference providing a tax on intangible
personal property. MIR. Clayton, while
stating his faith in tax on intangible
property, suggests that it would be
wise not to enact further tax laws for
the District until the subject can be
studied as a whole, and some of the
unfair and burdensome taxes now i'm
posed can be eliminated.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Crandall's Av. Grand. 64S PA. Av. Sc.
ToDAY-wLLIAM FARNUM. In THE
END or THE TRAIL"
Evening star., 1916-08-24

stanton. 9th and c SITS. NE.
LOCKWOOD, in THE
COMEBACK" Metro.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Home, 18th and c Sts. NE.
STEWART, in THE SCS-
PECT." '. l.. s. T..
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Central s.nrk. Sth 4 Grant Pi. NV.
ToDAY-LutlSE LOVELY and LON CHA
NEI. in THE G1LDED SPIDER" A
Bluebrd Photo.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Leader. 9th Bet. r. 4 r >ts. NV.
TopAY-LOUISE LOVELY and LON CHA
NEY. in THE GILDEp SPIDER"
Bluelird Photo.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Crnndail's Apollo, ga II 81. ME-.
ToDAY-MAUDE FEALY. in THE I'M
MORTAL FLAME"
Evening star., 1916-08-24
~ the convention Of the National


yesterday at Wilson Park. Anacostia.
10 benefit the Esther Memorial Church,
was well attended. and many riders
from neighborinS states. both amateur
and professional. participated in the
events. Chairman Elaine of the com
mittee on arrangements announced
that the affair was one of the most
successful events OF its kind ever held
in the community. Tho dancing is TO
be cOntinucd and refreshments served
every evening for the remainder Of the
eek.
Evening star., 1916-08-24
The Virginia Avenue playground

pdst DdII team, cIalmlng The local
championship in the l25-pound play
ground class, has sent challenge to
the playground teams of Baltimore
The local champions are newsboys serv-
ing their papers in the vicinity of the
navy ward.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Organization of the Master Horse
shoers Union, No. 81. of Washington
was effected at a meeting last night at
the Typographical Temple. The local
union is now affiliated with the ma
tional organization OF horseshoers
Evening star., 1916-08-24
Masonic sudiserfum.

ToNIGnT-GAlLk KANE. in
PAYING THE PRICE World.
Evening star., 1916-08-24

Lyric, I4th and Irving st-. Nv.
kleine presents THE
MONEY MASTER featuring FRANZ
SHERIDAN. supported hy an All Star
broadway Cast. including PAUL McALl.lS'
TER and FANIA MARINuFf IN : ACTS
Founded on the play. The Battle" Also
Comedy. Just IMAGINATloN." fes
turing HARRY WATSON.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll H. Sudler Of
Chicago, have been making brief
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Davis on
their way to Centreville. Md where
they will spend the week. end. They
received cordial greeting from their
friends.
Mrs. Howard R. Jones and daugh-
ter, little Miss Anna Roberts Jones.
are visiting friends and relatives in
Philadelphia. They returned in the
automobile with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Norris, Sunday. who had been on
weekend visit to their Smyrna rels.
tives.
Rev. j. Dirickson Cummins leaves
Trinity Parish. New York City to-
morrow and goes direct to Centreville,
Md. to enter upon his duties as
rector of st. Paal Parish that town,
to which he was recently called to
become rector.
Miss Helen Busser of Germantown,
Philadelphia. is visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Joseph L. Beckett.
Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S.
Busser are expected down later to
spend "The Fourth.
sMr. and Mrs. Horace D. Fry and
Mrs. Alexander Cooper of Philadel-
phia, returned yesterday from a week
end visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. LeFevre.
Miss Katherine Hudson Of West
Chester State Normal School. is home
on her "'senior vacation" on a visi'
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Hudson. She will graduate with he
class on Wednesday next. June 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Richards c,
NeWLrk, with an automobile party
were guests of his daughter. Mrs
Reed in Smyrna, Sunday, and receives
the glad hand of their old friends
They are nicely located and ar
pleased with their upstate residence
Mrs. j. B. c. Morley and daughter
Miss Dorothy Morley, of Philadelphia
} have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. L
! L. Artis and Miss Florence Artis.
Miss Agnes Carrow who has bee
on an extended visit to Pittsburg
? Pa, has accepted a position in a
, office n the Navy Department 1
3 Washington, d. c., and has lef
Pittsburg to enter upon her ne
q duties.
Miss Mary Spruance was a guei
in Wilmington Saturday and witness
the Preparedness Parade.
Mrs. Earl Chandler of Philadelphia
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mr.
H. NJ. Smith.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

Miss Anna HAZEL and friend. Miss
Helen Jones, of Wilmington, came
down Saturday for a visit TO Captain
HAZEL and Miss Edith Hazell. Miss
Jones had no sooner arrived here than
she was summoned back on a case as
trained nurse Miss HAZEL stayed
over Sunday snd she too was sum
moned back on a case yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. HofFerker
have returned from a short visit ts
Philadelphia.
MIR. P. P. Collins is confined to
his home with heart weakness and a
general break down and is in a critical
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Brown
(nee Miss Margaret Dunn. of Pine
Grove Furnace, Pa. arrived last even
ing on a visit to Smyrna. It is their
first visit since their marriage on
May 18th. and they are receiving the
congratulations and hearty welcome
home of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Irving Handy have
been attending the commencement
exercises of Johns Hopkins University
at Baltimore this week and the grad
uating of their daughter, Miss Mar
garet Handy. from the medical course.
Miss Handy received her IN. D. "
yesterday. DR.. Handy will take her
first position as inferno of the Wo-
mans Hospital, Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes Cummins has Joined
her sister. Mrs. Margaret Lea. on a
trip to Baumaris, Canada, where they
have gone to open the cottage of Mrs.
Lea's daughter, Mrs. j. H. Hillmar
of Pittsburg. Mrs. Hillman wa,
formerly Miss Juliet Lea
Mrs. w. Grey Deakyne who hai
Just returned from two weeks visi
to New York. is visiting in Philadel
phis.
: Miss Louise Kerr Lippincott o
Philadelphia, will be the guest o
Miss Delma Deakyne for a fortnight
Miss Gladys Pollett and Miss Lii
lian Money of Townsend, spent las
1 week with Mrs. John NJ. Voshen an
attended Chautauqua. Mrs. Wiliiar
; c. Money, Master Charles Money an
Mrs. Albert lyman and son Albert
, also of Townsend, were over Sunda
. visitors with Mrs. Voshell also.
Mrs. F.. r. Patton and son Ernest
of Broomall, Pa, we're guests of MI
n and Mrs. w. w. Hynson last week
, Mrs. Augustine Hendrickson {
d Millington. is visiting Mr.. and Mr.
It Walter w. Hynson.
t Mr.. Daniel c. Bailey of Atlant
y City. N. j., motored over last wee
in his new touring car and is spendir
It several days looking after his bus
d ness interests and renewing o
friends.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. SPOTS and 81
). Russell, of Boyertown. Pa, and Mr.
Mulhouser of Cleveland. Ohio. ha'
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
TRANSC0NTlNENTAL
RECORD SHATTERED
Bobby Hammond in an Empire Car Es-
tablishes New Coast to Coast Record.

tapianes NeW Ooaot 70 OoaN NcNoro.
John E. Wilson. local Empire agent. has |
received details Of Bobby Hammond's rec
ord transcontinental trip, which are as
follows:
When Bobby Hammond, driving an
Empire car from San Francisco landed in
New York at l.59 p. NJ, May %, he estab-
lished new transcontinental record of six
days. ten hours and ffty-eight minutes,
clipping twenty-five hours from the best
previous time for a tour from coast 10 coast.
Hammond left San Francisco at l2.Oi
a. m., Wednesday. May II, carrying a
United States mail sack containing greet
ings from Mayor Rolfe, OF San Francisco,
to Mayor Mitchell. of New York. Practi-
cally without stop be drove 20 Ogden, Utah,
/ Fort Wayne. Canton, Pittsburgh and Phila-
delphia 10 New York The direct mileage
on this route is S,4s5 miles. or about so
miles further than the Southern route.
This gives an average speed of about 22'5O
miles per hour.
The record driver and car was enthusi-
astically greeted upon his arrival. Repre-
senting the city government, Traffic Officer
Pat Macdonald. champion weight thrower.
signed Hammond's checking book on the
completion of the tour. Big Pat stopped
traffic as the crowd gathered. then the tour
lists drove to the city hall, violated all pre-
cedents by humping the curb and driving
across the Esplanade to the very door.
The Empire driven on the record-break-
ing tour was regular Empire chassis
fitted with speedster type body and extra
tanks for gasoline, oil and water. Ham,
mond figures his gasoline consumption as
IA miles to the gallon except in mountains
where the average was cut to II miles.
This performance stamps Bobby Ham,
mond as the champion distance driver OF
the world.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
FOR SALE OR RENT

House on Delaware Street.
Brick House Farm.
Also. several other good properties.
No reasonable offer refused. Apply 70
Mas. NJ e. v0SHELL,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
SMYRNA. DELAWARE.
r.duesday, June H. 1910
socAL MARKETS.
sVYRNA AND VICINITY

-, Items Of General Interest Gath
cred During the Week
.lsss machine work at Della
81 s,s,e Garage. See H. P. Shap-
~ ...,, for Jackson ears-sdv.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

been entertained at 1.-THE Lindens" the
past week by Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Denney. They motored down in their
fine Packard twin-six.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

rrEKlY INFORMATION. The
). i tbe label or wrapper of this
iii show the time up to which
=, subscription is paid.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
Tax Notice

This viii be the last month 10 obtain a
discount of per cent. on COUNTY
TAXES. will be at my Office June nth,
~ H.D. BOYER. Collector.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

Davis 4. Rell who has the agency
he Pullman touring car, is de-
,-srsting il with the result of not
IL sales but fine prospects. He
y Of the merits Of his proposition
r5,her column. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

Material for repairing the bitulithie
,:,,,s and Looekerman streets. Dover
Z. zen distributed and the coating
,',ris is being placed on them.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

A, the Conference Academy com
.,.suent 1t Dover last Wednesday
|ss, Deakyne Of Smyrna, received
v,s Of $500 for general excel
.a in studies.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14
Cases of Summer Complaint.

Stomach and Intestinal disturbances are fire.
queutly corrected BY the use Of Mother Gray's
Sweet Powders for Children. They tend 70 Cleanse
the intestinal tract and promote digestion. Used
hy Mothers for . years. All druggists sell them,
l5c
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

There sill be a meeting Of the
Irent.Iea,hers' Association in the
3gh School Building, Thursday
|zmo0n. at 8 o'clock. Nomina-
|'z0r officers for the ensuing year
IN K made ct that time. Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

Mining Star Lodge, No. 6. l. o.
l., will attend service at Asbury
{ Church Sunday morning, June
A All Odd Fellows are requested
net at the Lodge Room at 9. 45
ssa.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

vs,s will be a Rummage and Food
\. ~ the ladies Of the Presbyterian
s.-.b on Saturday. June 18th. in
!. core on the corner of Mt. Vernon
Z Main SITS. adv.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

he last meeting for the season Of
l. Womsn's Foreign Missionary
ss.y will be held at the home of
h. [. n. Price Thursday. June %,
Eesp.m. A social will follow the
siing.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

'EsFh Mallalieu. who has been
eiS Of the Mill'ngton Bank of
l'lliid for q number Of years. has
zna- BE will be succeeded by
l Ia'vis, who was Formerly his
1zant Miss Margaret Ahern will
iasfk. The change will take place
IL
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

N. :, Albert Price, pastor of st.
N. =, ~ 4. N. E. Church OF this
u a'lding a spiritual meeting.
: being well attended and
|e-ss success. The meeting
S,,.' sunday last the 11th, and will
| \ !. : y ilaldsanitely. Gertrude Roth.
~, .aes'eF y an evangelist will
III as service Sunday. Rev.
a. 1s'e' !. Of Media. will give a
l.. \ %S,inotrOw. . Thursday night.
/ d.. y. smith. presiding elder
/ 5ssl'snis Nv District. will lecture
] sa1 Bishop D. 7. RudIsy.
| I'd, s''n' ,s'. will preach next Sun
I III 'ss' morning and evening.
T. ~ ! Fuller. of MiIlington. Md.
1 =. asr' Sunday afternoon.
- ~. nee and the members Of n.
H' Jour interest and SUP.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

A'1oers Of the Woman's Christian
ssnee Union. met at the home
~ William A. Stevens last Fri
a''ning, and arranged forty bou-
2 aad then distributed them to
s'k and other shut-ins Of the
= u observance Of Flower Mis-
D'y. Press Supt.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

.'''e 70 our Patrons On account
a''anee in prices of paper,
9Pe and nearly everything used
/. = y. i'au'tion Of a newspaper. we
'sea to discontinue advertis-
" notices Of home-talent enter
'appers. food sales and all
/ - ,'''' ior which an admission is
/ OF held for the object Of
\ 49,. money. This rule becomes
I'VE this date.
Smyrna times., 1916-06-14

'a a'st Of Vim. Brady's new day
ay' presenting two delightful
Personalities, House Peters
'''aa'a Tenant. in a startling
psnse sustaining film vehicle
= Unusual sort, THE Closed
Will be exhibited at the
% Opera House. on tomorrow,
~ night. adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-10
NII1pI,I H. CONFIRMED
UN t\i,t, \>/\ \tIi NJ

~ paso Tex. Apul lr. 'oWtru '-
tuu of reports lhot trnuuls.' N.lo
was ~ va, uri-hnurhu.d uI hsupl
or had pr.srd 10. was br"ushl 4" Iu''
rcl today uN Goucral trtu. .~'u l'I-
taul the tarrauza commando at Ma
dcti
General R,uaul who came tn lut-
r'l ton conference with ms "'i'r'-
luI Gpuoral GaNira, sand thnl Ari'r
hc leu Madeira SATURDAY aHth'wi"
rcpotts were received that \l.p MA
been ,ccu At 'amtrpu. fhr tH"u 'S
about ,NtN milcs uorthra", of 'Hl '
Proceeding az hH pre-. .uu. rate 'I
speed the bandit leader would h' %
easily made Pdrtal Ror,nn, rad no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-10

san Antonio ToS Nprl 10 NruN
oin.rr. 90 Gourtal Fuustuus head.
quarter wor, almost convinced tudlN
that uy t1o end of ru, v,"N the Vore
w tho punitive expedition % N'Nt,u
NIII nav, coached Is ,rlti,u stage. 80
Report. ruu Gcu.uI p,uhiug v,r,
received M-t night .U atlE today nui
tuu-o that have reached t,J,riI Fuus.
tom Iudi .to that ~, I- driving ms ,,.-
urs farther and farther INTO Men.
without question. 300 spite uf tn" tu.
,t,lsWt dHueUr that tho, soon mas nc
N,Nurd reach OF tb' .auWisStiN bc-
plrtmuut tud out ui Iu..h WITH 60
adequate support
General pcrshnr appeared ,on-
Nu',l Whcu IA, sent hl- Hast report
that Villa ls moving forward only two
uH three days maiDh ahead uf tr'
American advanced ,"iuQu and maxi
ur good time. Notwithstanding hi- tc.
ported wounded leg
Tho rumors thar the de fa,lo gov
.ruu,uf I- hccumtug impatient a. 80,
continuation OF the man huut are
heard here. but Headquarters official
prui,s- not to believe them on tive
rputraI, thcy dcolar, th,y hrlicyc that
rHuHura Nlll give ui- .uusyut for tn"
u-, of the railroads south II Juaroz
Geo Chihuahua and even beyond that
,itN
a. was auihoritff els stated tU6"N
that me present method ui gcttuE
supplies Goo the troops and ui dirtrlhui
.ug them ,s ,rur,ly inadequate.
Two muIr auto t'uDk tuIuutuIU-