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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

We'll, Mr.. Editor, the fall gathering
VIII soon be finished and the largest
small gram crop ever known has been
Sown IN this section and is looking fine
at present.
Mrs. j. S. Loopcr and Mrs. II. l.. Hen
derson OF near Pickens were in this sec
tion last week, and while here disposed
OF Mr. Looper's rent corn. made on his
larm ON Saluda river. 1t brought 81 90
per bushel Mr. Looper has a good
farm here.
Ford McJunkin, son of James Nc
in the U. S. army and is now stationed
at Columbus, Ohio. We wish him good
luck while with Uncle Sam.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Woodside of
Greenville were in this section on busi-
ness last week. Mr.. WoodsiGe is
prominent business man and owns prop
erty in this section.
}. d. Simmons Of Six Mile was thru
this section on business last week.
Johnnie Cox, who has been on the
SICK list a good while, is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Ed Dill, who has been under
treatment for pellagra about six months,
is much improved She has left the
hospital at Spartanburg and is now at
home.
A; L. Fortner went to Greenville last
week and purchased for himself a pair
OF nice mules. Mr.. Fortner saws he is
now going to farming and would like to
plant some cotton very early. But we
remind him not to get in too big a rush,
as we are likely to have some more ice
before it will do to plant cotton seed.
At least we think so.
Well, Mr.. Editor, if you had been
with me the other day would have
shown you pole cat, or at least a cat
was up pole. A FARMER.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
Box Supper at OoIenoy

There will be box supper at the
Oolenoy school house on Wednesday
night, December 20. The public is cor
daily invited by the patrons, trustees,
and teachers of this school to attend
There will be several other interesting
features carried out for the pleasure Of
all who attend. The proceeds will go
Tor the benefit of the school Come one,
come all, and share the good time that
awaits you.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
Officers for Doctors

At Il meeting of the Pickens County
Medical society held at Easley Wednes-
day afternoon, DIR. w. A. Tripp of up
per Anderson county was elected presi-
dent; DR.. w. NJ Long Of Liberty. vice
president; DR.. j. l.. Bolt of Easley.
secretary and treasurer, and Messrs
Shirley of Centrel, Sheldon and Algood
of Liberty, board Of censors. DR.. l.. l..
Jameson of Easley was elected delegate
to the state convention for the next
two years.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
At MOntvaIe

An entertainment in the form Of a
box supper will be given at the Mont
vale school Friday night before Christ
mas, Dec. 22. Many of the cleverest
young ladies Of the county will bring
boxes. Young gentlemen of this and
other sections are invited. The pro
cccds will be used for school improve
mcnts. and the parents Of the school
have Il special invitation. X.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
g. A. ELLIS, pickens,s,c,
Sale of Land

| will sell at Pickens Court House,
;Salesday in January, 1917, between the
legal hours Of sale, the tract of land
lying about one mile from Pickens that
belongs to the estate of p. A. Porter,
deceased, containing sixty-seven (67)
acres, more or less. Terms. cash.
SO JAMES PORTER, Executor.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

}. A. Rampey, ct al, Defendants,
By virtue of decretal order in the
;apoVe-stated case, signed by His Honor
T. }. Mauldin, Judge of the Thirteenth
circuit, at chambers in Pickens. S. c.,
dated December 2, 1916, and on file in
tpe clerks office of Pickens county.
VIII sell to the highest bidder, at Pick
ems G. H., on "
SALESDAY IN JANUARY. 1917,
the following described real estate. to-
wit: y"
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
lying and being in the county and state
aforesaid, Hurricane township, contain
ing twenty-four acres, more or loss
bounded by lands now or formerly ownrI
by, }. NJ. Childrcss j. NJ. Nations and
others, and being the real estate owned
Dy Kilev f. Porter at the time of his
Terms cash. Purchasers 10 nav
'"r all papers and for rccordiny tho
same.
Il. r. RoARk. Sheriff p. G.
Notice OF Final Settlement. and Discharoe
Notice is hereby given that we viii
~ Itpi,i''"tIofl 10 y. i. NrWbcrv.
ESD, Judge Of Probate FOR pirkan.
county, in the state of South cnrni;n.
on the 18th day Of January. 1917, -, ii
o CLOCK IN the forenoon. or ns snn,,
ns said application cam bn
heard' Toy leave to make final srttln.
nent OF the estate Of S. +. Robinsnn
recessed and obtain DISCHARGE ne rx'
ecutora Of said estate
j. Nj. ROBINSON.
o. J. p. OWENS,
Executors
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
Liberty Singing Convention

me Liberty township singing con
ventl0n will meet with the Second Ron
tlst church at Liberty the third Snn%da, % :,
IN december at l.30 O'Clock. Evervs. Es
,body invited to come and brine sonS
BOOKS. w. f. CHRIsTopHER' Ser
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

Wanted To buyall grades of peas
and cane seed. We pay highest market
prices. We carry complete stock of
staple groceries, fruits and produce.
wholesale only. Warehouses at p. & N.
depot, Greenville. Dixie Flour and Grain
Company Sd
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
At DacusYille

There will be a Christmas entertain
mcnt in Dacusville school auditorium
Friday night, December %, at 7.3O.
Admission, adults l5c; children lOc.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

Supervisor Craig is having ware
mouse and shed built for the county Just
behind The Sentinel office.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
For Rent, lease or snt~a 400

a'Or aSent, lease or sntr-40O
acres OF land y miles from pickens G.
H., known as the Jacob Lewis place:
also 100 acres joining same on south:
churches, school, mill, physician and
telephone convenient; good roads and
desirable neighbors. SO acres near
,Woodall mountain known as Alexander
land: 100 acres near Pumpkintown.
Lloyd II. Smith, Easley, S. C. so
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

For Sale A farm of go acres, one
mile from Norris Station; well improved:
on the railroad; daily mail; one mile to
schooi and church; good pasture fence;
keep cattle and hogs; good house and
narn' ' good water and orchard. b. N.
Alexander, Liberty, S. C, R2. 33
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
Sheriff's Sale

State of South Carolina,
County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
Hattie Willis, ct al Plaintiffs,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
have some special bargains
in my store. Come in and see
them. B. +. Parsons, Pickens.

d1Ost-BetWeen Pickens and Brevard.
n. e., September l, one red hound
pitch; answers to the name of Bell.
G. Gaines. Central. az
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

NOtice-If any claims are held against
the estate of r. w. Willimon, deceased,
let them be put in within thirty days.
G.. l.. Willimon. Sd
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

For Rent-A two horse farm. An
ply to Mrs. A. E. Kelley, Pickens R4. 1S2
FOrS'tie-Fine dark bay farm horse
z years old, weighs about i1OO pounds
W. well broke. Apply to Henley Porter
icheHS. 32
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

For Sale-One good mule. Must
go at once. Milton Wynn, Pickens r |.
90
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

Notices inserted IN this column for one cent Il
word for first insertion and onc.hnf cent II word
Tor each subsequent insertion.
~~<~~~~~~~>~.~.~~~
For sale-One Of the finest little
farms in the county, lying 24 miles east
Of Pickens, near railroad, containing
about So acres, adjoining lands of Mack
Farmer and w. w. McWhorter, con
tanning or 8 acres of fine Wolf Creek
bottom land, high and dry, about II or
18 acres of fine upland in cultivation.
balance in woodland; enough timber to
pay for place at price asked. New six
room house, every room ceiled, on lead
ing public road from Pickens to Cross
Roads church. Terms to suit purchaser
for quick sale. Anyone desiring to cx
change land or buy, apply to II. B.
Hendricks. Pickens, S. C. 33
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14

For RENT Five room house in Pick
ems, known as julie Parsons place $40
month. H. A. 'Townes, phone 1918.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
Pleasant Grove News

We'll, Mr.; Editor, the fall gathering
VIII soon be finished and the largest
small grain crop ever known has been
sown $ IN this section and is looking fine
at present.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-12-14
>. A. kampey, ct al, Defendants.

VS..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
CRUISER ANDES
CREDITED WITH
SINKING GRE|F
Decks of German Raider Are
Swept BY Storm of Shells,
After She Had Rendered AL.
cantara Helpless,

london. March ~. C3.tu %. M -.
Tho Brush converted cruiser Andes
gets the credit for sinNing the Gc.-
man raider Grof. 90 ia" North sea,
February %" u sd litional details of
the battle published TODAY
AFTER the nrItish armed merchant
man A!santara had engaged the Greif
ana had been rendered helpless 10y It
shell which ahntto cd her ruddor, one
ot her cousufts the Andes appeared
ana made u impossible for The GrrIf
To escape. shells swept the deck ui
the German raider driving the men
from Some of her guns Tn. raider
fred several torpcducs which the Nu-
des escaped through skilltul handling.
while thus engaged third Bit
ish vessel of the light cruiser type,
attracted by the sound OF nriug, APP
peared on the scene A!though at a
great distance. the ctu ser had al
ready Joined in me action, her gun
nCrs finding the range ana hitting the
GreIr with remarkable precision.
But the Aldo, had the Greif ahr'
afure and aft before the raider blew
~ with terrific explosion. the the
or, being that she carried a cargo ot
mines which iruitcd whom the IN,
reached thom The captain ui th'
light cruiser congratulated the Andes
and gave her .rcru g.. siuNIuge the
ir.if
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
state Department Reports In
dicate No Opposition l.
Likely TO Furtherance OF
Plans At Present.
NO NEWS YET ABOUT
USING THE RAILWAYS
Arizona Indians to Be Enlist
ed as Scouts to Aid Pursr
Are Familiar With Terrou
Encountered.

W.. uluriun. VI Cu ~ttIf &C.
plrtw,ui udtI..~ from an patt- uI
M'>I.u today gave renewed 't .uDu,r
Of quiet u.uir-cru,. o. 'ho pursuit
uf Villa rN American troops The
gu,rtIur ut Chihuahua has i--uoi I
proclamation ..tt.Ha irt'h tI' -uH'
relations NItu th" United state. aud
explaining h' American expedition
after the bandits o. ura' tht %.
uuoa..u'a- H, ."u uF rh. NUl.tus ..
To the good HIfh ui the Juu q STA.
ana cuuns".- Iu,ali, Co. the ,urrtus3
government
N"ithor the state u.. war dtpltf.
mont received any m"ssugcs regard
ius the use ct N'Ni.tu railways. Nu
answer tu the request to be- pcrmitt,u
to ship store. over tha Mexican
Northwestern railway was received
from G,Leful 'arrhu1a. II was
thought probable that So. Ictar, Ian
sing would urso ar early answer.
Tho war department .- proec,dlup
with trraug' tp hul ndditioupI
acruplanp-
dozen Indian chiefs from Arizona
tro io Do" enlisted as suidos aud scouts
FOR tho American columns iu M,NiJo
Major General Funston had asked
for the s,usicos of the warriors Hu.
Major General Scott ,hl,i of stan
today authorized their employment
Tho Indian chiefs arr pm liar
with the Mexican country through
which tho Amer. .pu troops HI. pui
aIiu- villa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
FLOODS MENACE
OHIO AND SOUTH
MICHIGAN AREAS
Many Rivers and Creeks Over
flow Banks and Hundreds
Are Driven from Homes
Iorrential Rains the Cause.


Columbus ohio. March Flood
youdItIon. thiuIsuuut cpni.u auJ
northern ONO htd mot Improved SUI.
hci,utb TODAY loo 1lHN AN ir1fa o.
serious d1nuu. r,utur Ium tot.
rcnual rains NhIh ION over tho.
sections during tho lasi FORTY ."jrht
hours
Many rivcre ana ,reoke uN,rHuu,l
thctr banks yesterday and ltl uahf
iuundut.ng thousands ot acres of low
lands and driving hu ldrods coz tam
lilies from their homes prupnI'.
damage. however. was not hirh and
so FAR as known uo lives were lost
Frightened citizens of the west sid,
of Columbus. Who llcl from their
homes 90 higher sections of the rIN
when u tin"d warning was issued vcs-
terday began iu return TODAY \
possihl" break n the l,Nc,s W.. IA,
only source ot ipprchtu-iuu.
Conditions iu the northern part u'
th" state .tin wei, thictt,utlg. aD-
rordiuE fec reports from FiudlaN. TIT
nn, Fremont ana smaller towns BOO
Hood districts. MANY streams had
reached the danger mark and u wa.
believed fur,hor rainfall would result
In the recurrence of the d.flstrou.
Hoods Of 1918
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
Supply Problem
OuerShodowing
One in Mexico
Question of Getting Adequate
Food and Forage to Expe-
ditionary Force Principal
One Before Officers.

san Antonio. TyN. March !N. The
supply problem continues tu over
shadow all other matters having to
do with m, punitive expedition IN
Mckee. lHdicutiuus from Washing
ton that railroad. viii not bc made
available 10 he immediate futut"
'nmr ns uuWolcomc news to depart
mcnt headquarters early today. he
cause uf the imperative need for rail
lines 1t had been hoped uy Officers
hat officials IN Washington would
md n way Of securing a favorable
answer from General Carrnn1a.
WIN the railroads closed To MN
General Funston faces the hig prob
lem uf supplying General pcrshlng =
force tor considerable period nN
means oG motor transportation ana
wagon trains THIS means he must
send great quantities of supplies IA
distance OF go miles south of the
border ia trucks and wagons
through country that is a barren
waste OF sand
In order to meet the situation to
The best of his ability he has asked
for additional motor trucks Four
compa 1ics e total ot 1U1 trucks
are already IN opo.atiuu and Two ad-
ditioual companies VIII be added hs
quickly ~ cars can be- purchased and
sent 10 tn, border.
General Funston ls expecting dis
patch today fruid General pershins
giving the latest Information con
ccrning thc pursuit at villa. Ac-
cordiug to unofficial reports Amerl-
ran cnvalrymon are twcnt, miles be
hind the ucring bandit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
Aero corps Men
TO Inspect and
TestNewPanes
Officers Ordered from San Di-
ego to East to Take Steps
for Buying Number of New
igh-Power Machines.


Sla Diego. cal. Mltr % tN Cap
tam Y Clark. actoutuurbI cuEln,ot
uf the sisu1i corps aviation e,buu.
hero. and Iicut,uant ThuWdH d, Nu.
Milling Junior Wil.tar, HtIutu, 800,
nstfuctur IA lying. hltc rrc,. ..'d t'..
"gr1phlc distinctions 'iuW ih. War
department. % Wa anruuuyrt tuIuN
10 proceed go Washington tu inspect
purchase and t,sf uuWhDT ut new
acceptance tu hr sent Geo th, uNurdi
uou1ry forces now op,rtt..r boz N,N-
ico. They saId rn,y would leave i'm
mcdiutrlN
n was understood that CAPITA loo
Clark and Lieutenant Milling az, o.
pur, hase from eight iu 'v'IN" twin
motorcd 100 horsepower sem -armur-
81 acceptance Machine similar to
this type have been shipped 10 ltir,
numbers T." The Hritl-h ara French
l>ing corps. 10 is suIL. and nave
given excellent service These plane,
are projected uud'r the ius'lngc ht
"a plate o' hcut. steel Tho, develop
speed of from so 10 90 miloe al
hour with pilot and observer and can
carry enough fuel Tor 5Uu-miI,
Hight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28

s0DY LOCATED NEAR
CITY OF NAMIQUIPA
I'D Headquarters May Be
Removed to Point Nearer
Actual Front of Expedition
ary Force in Mexico.

h} fFNnlUs NrrHIi Leased Wire
Field NaudHutrtcts American FN.
pcdtiouU. r.r.. Doloun Duhlan.
chihuan MeN.,u Nur.h 2S-opy
wireless luuuus ~ ND Prop-
uDuuu f sing 100 o1 Franciscp
villa ir a .horoughly prepared
.,ttiN U.. being pushed tor
ward rtudE .Iay o the field Aead-
quarters OF rupadior Gepcral ! =.
Pcrshinp cNpcd,tionary commanded
\ tody pt picked cnyahymon has
been concentrated aud IL now in re-
serve at the tront somewhere south
of Namiqupa, on the northeastern
edge Of the Guerrero district. These
men are prepared &C. make dash OF
indefinite duration as soon a. the
bandit ,hioftnIu is located.
~ is known that American military
leaders look To- the cavalry for the
actual ,aptur" of villa
With the establishment OF the new
American ad,nnc" base l20 miles
south nf Ca4aa GraudeS. and with de
tolupm,u,r nppnrcutly imminent. u
s believed that the field headquarters
muy br moved shortly from 'olon''
Buulan tu point near the front. 30
thnt General pershing may b. ~
closer communication Vith IN" troops
iu th, Amer - .'nguard
Army hos .~.Iaitcrs indicated today
hat pui,t prevailed along the Amer
ssn line and there have been no "u-
aueom. ut. .p winch Americans haze
taken part.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
iDMiNi~IRN NIiD\ AIDING ~
kitItNs COMM Nc NIIp\ on y

Washington March 2s Admin ..
iruuuu uiI,u. tujI. W'r. roIur
step. iu ud D'uorII Funston 100 over
coming dIfI.Hir'- met within t.'r-
Ing open -uu.mi' supply Uus 'y
Doe Nu'r',nu iprc"H iu Mexico.
Gouili1P that % may require 3D.
N,'h ur more Zoo perfect the proposed
uruiuDui with 'nr dr fact" ru.eru-
mont covering tho u.r of ~, uu
railway and other matters concern
lf the ehasr tor Nill1 oni.nls a,r,
preparing FIRST fn uto~s for prumpf
disposition ui the railroad request r
a a'p1titc ir.I'. an secondly 90 send
.i,I,ul Fu-tpu .uoush motor .u
nlcios w,h which tu maintain an 1d.
nquutc supply system o. a plnnn,.
o. establish supply d'pols ut inter
walls along the lime. uf commuat,I
Uuu each tu Dee frd o., the ora, m
undni'Ir In ts rcor and the hu.l.
md ui 'hr supply lI' tu maintain
Constant NigI
'a'rtul1.s suggestions 1s to mod!
.t1uprs and additions TO tho rr.
posed protocol as worked out hero
N.r" urd.r ruu. doraiIon 90 rhc state
departments today tt was stated tu.
further ut'r'h1uscs with thc o.
.hi.t wrt pr required
o. the inca. ..mo Do .s slIl Cp.r3un
be-. .r,s O.. i,.s r.psins lu 'u, r.
Iu. ,uI lh, Y.. cot Nu, RAILWAY l.
900 tho prufo.l. uHs been agreed ...
--latest oiiisul reports nt hand ir.
cate that General I'tshluu udt1l.
H1-" i- u th" region of EI Vnlir H.
fhtf villa Who |4 reported A..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
t.EEN\<S SINK 10000 Tons
on SHIPPING: Titii'n MI tHtl

London. Mar,n -N. 80 go 1. md
summarizing 'hr Work of he Ger
mHns since March o.. whtH thor
new pruEraW OF -unmar.u, warfare
against the entente allied sh.u- be-.
gan the Duu, T'l'graph SAYS That
they have u loss than iortuish'
,uut 90 600 tons uf hppilg ut
hI,h olc-th.rl belonged Co. u,.trals
The Daily To'og arh probably COW
crs tho period since tu, resignation
uf Admiral ..u T.Iriz fh' German
minister of tho uuuN NHr,u %. 'Hlr.
GormHuF u,H ,uhWar M, .HWpa, ,gr
wont otto effect March o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
Arrival of Squadron of Caval.
ry from Fort Meyer, Va. Is
Thought to Terminate Mo-
bilization of Troops.
PERSHING THINKS HIS
FORCE AMPLE. Is HELD
Soldiers Demand Candy and
Tobacco, Which Are Ship
ped Out from Base BY Near
ly Every Supply Train.

Columbus. \ NJ. March Is Con
centration of troops at Columbus was
completed today, army men here be.
lloVc. with the arrival of a squudr n
of caNalrN u1dcr command OF Col
oucl W r. wilder from Fart Meyer
Va.
It .a known. however. thai the reg
imcnt ut which the squadron ,r q
part together with uu infantry res
imcnt was ordered tD columbus by
General Funston. departmental COM
mand"r SUBJECT tu the dors of
General !. ] p.rshtng expedition.
AIRY commnlder The favorable re-
ports of IA" progrcss of the pursuit
of villa made despite numerous
handicaps rc emily received rom
Gene pcrshing. Indicate to army
men here that he believes his force
ls rapidly reaching sufficient strength
To- follow the punitive expedition To-
successful conclusion
Army mon here sny also that the
troops now concentrated on the hur-
der. NOR" than 600 miles of which -
bat an .marihtrN li1o. are sufficient
Is strong tu protect it property
score Of water wagon tanks. .r-
'omuliag Iu a measure the street
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80.
tho water .u,pl, or he ir,ops ma,
b. pr,f.ct.d NOR. .dsuuaf.l, f.
was ,puni7c,a tha, .h.,ntst- viii
,ost tho winter t,r upisnu lafpr. , H.
placed IN ala, t,us fur t.,4. .po.tatlnu.
,r.,ndly N.Ntrln. h3,lup Vurred IN,
American. ma, ut. u,.s.nI,g or u,,
.,af.r .urrt b,. boon .r.pi,y.I b..
Vllt.f,. ur ,b,ir ,,,,Yt .,nu,I.D
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vn4 t..t for ..,gu,,. d,,. after h,iur
rnrr,d la land m an .tpiphobIiod d...
u.ct Iu th, ll Nsrrpci,u .,.ulfr,
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt
Tells House Committee Navy
Would Require 100000 on
Rolls if Active.
PROBABLY WOULD HAVE
TO TREBLE ARMAMENT
England Increases Sea Power
Three Times in Eighteen
Months. He Says, and U. S.
Would Have to Do Likewise.

Wsah ngtol. March 2N.--A navy
with about "A quarter of a million men
would ho needed los the United states
i'm time Of Nar. Assistant secretary
Roosevelt said today to the housc
rnNat committee. EngIaudS naval
fore. had been trtbi,d since the war.
h, sntd and added that the I'aitcd
state. would probably need a. large
AN ,ppr,n.s la Tim. of war lie gave
10 ts his upiutuu that IN" t'Htcd
Sint,4 nav. Vns not -rihc.ou. .n cope
with a ur.t ,.as. uuw,f q th, Amer.
loan pnlic, were to protect un IT,
.on.i ald pos, --IDu- uud relations
Win pau-Am,ri,tu Countries.
IN. Atlantic u,,t mobilization %
,nIs under fuIm,r Sccr,tl., M.,,r.
h, ,hprar,.r.zsJ a.. a. "tnsr.
Nj EoustN,u declined fee discuss
poUcy questions ON tho ground thlt
poicl IL ~uIoI, within the jurisdiction
.f s.,r,iur, pnul.i. IL, cldoi-.d
'b. u,r.apu,I a,,t.d.- r.,pmuYudn .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
DOUGLAS ASSESSOR
COMMITS SUICIDE

Douglas Ariz. March IS judge
\ f. Parsons. city Assessor ut Doug
la- ana q pioneer resident 90 Arizona,
comm tied suicide curh today at his
home here Friends stated they w'ro
AT loss e. account ior hts act
Judge Parsons had been political
figure In Arizona ior many years ana
was . caucidat, Tor United state
senator four wears ago when Arizona
was admitted tn the Union Funeral
arrangements viii hc mad" lai"t
Judg, Parsons wus 80 years ut are.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
NOTABLE MEN ATTEND
FUNERAL OF PENCE

Ealoiph y, g., March 2NTho fu-
neral of Thomas i Pence, secretary
of the Democratic national commit.
tee, who dicd yesterday ~ Nashirp -
tom. Was conducted here today from
the First baptist church, with inter
mcnt la Dakwuud cemetery, The
honorary pnilhcarrrs included Jose
phus Daniels, secretary of the NAVY
Representative Crair of North Caro-
lima, Senators james of Kentucky and
Hughes OF New Jors"N; Joseph Tu.
multy President Wilson's secretary,
ana Dr q. T.. GraNson. the prcsidru.' %
physician.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
Sct1nli\ MI,uIGN> H.
MI N'ID ~ IIb'tp~

U"IfOTI NI|u N N y SOUIN-
pn NichIfau today WINS m.nacod los
-.rIous Hood con ilUun- a iVu day.
ra.H .umIus immediately ai er u
twelve. non snowfall s.ui rNc.- a1d
creeks uut OF turu hanas u pu.4p.
hll. the whole stat, south uf th,
straits Of Mack,uuc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-28
ANOTHER HI,IIt~U SIllp
~ Ma pN StBN NEl<tS

London. March -, tl:l5 a. mp--
sinkiug of the British steam ship Em-
pross ut Midland is rcportcd ~ a
Reuter- dispatch frum Amsterdam.
The steamship 'rumcr nom L"nd"A
arrived last night at Maasluis iiol-
lana. with an th" crew oi ~" Em-
press of Midland