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Evening journal., 1916-02-04

the necessary grades by cheating. he
should not be given his diploma under
any consideration When the colleges
Of this country begin to make It a
more difficult task to earn their hono-s
there will be some satisfaction N
sayinfg. I'm college graduate As
things stand now (and we are think
ing OF Delaware ar very indicative Of
It alb the statement means nothing
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

States.
Childs' Banner Brand, i2c. lbs 35c;
lbs. 55c
Childs Cafe Blend. lie; 3 lbs soc; o
lbs. sec.
Childs' Special Blend, 23c; lbs. Coo;
3 lbs S1.O5.
Childs' Winner Brand, 29c; lbs Soc
lbs. $1.35.
Take advantage Of the Special Saw
ing on Five-pound Lots.
Fancy "Blue Rose" Rice ........7S
3 lbs. 19c
Sweet Sugar Corn ... &c; 9 cans 17S
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

Snellenburg's great February half
price sale mems clothing is now on.
Make early selections. 7th and Mar
ket Streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-02-04
TO WIRE SCHOOL.

The Wendt Electric Company has
been awarded a contract TO install
electric wiring and fixtures in the Mt.
Pleasant School
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

Cas preferred) for a placket. Adjust
two inch betting 70 position underneath
upper edge OF skirt for a stay: stitch
upper edges together.
The small 20" perforations IN the
peplum indicate tho center-back. Turn
under back edge on slot perforations;
lap left-back on right center backs
even; stitch y inch from folded edge.
Sew peplum TO belt, nterfronts and
center backs even: large "O- perfora-
tions indicate center-front. Turn un-
der front edge OF belt and peplum at
notches for a hem and finish for a clos
ing. II belt and peplum be desired
closing in back. reverse the belt, max
ing large 20" perforations the center
back.
The skirt is very effective II made Of
toffeta or faille
lies %. a. 2s. ss. 30 and 90 inches
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

snellenburgs great February half
price sale mems shirts, underwear
etc. now going on snellenburg's, 9Th
and Market Streets. ADV
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

The separate skirt OF silk is destined
e. enjoy greater popularity this season
than It has had in years. There Is
something quaint and fetching about
this model. which may be cut IN one Of
two pieces. Il has high waist-line
and in trimming the skirt one has tho
choice OF pockets or a removable pep
lum. In medium size the skirt requires
Pictorial Review Skirt No. 6ss2. s
waist Price. 10 cents.
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

Circular skirt OF quaint design, with
high belt and circnlar peplum. Pockets
may he employed n the peplum and
belt are omitted.
Evening journal., 1916-02-04

dnlssal. sale that takes first place any
thing heretofore done.
Few but select expresses itselect in material style an
finish All coors and sizes
An occasion for those who know values profit rpl
Early shopping is suggested.
Evening journal., 1916-02-04
A CHmDs' COrTEE sALE.

Lasting Six Days and Covering Fou
Sfnfns
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
kOtIee o. so d Iand, Under [seeulIOn

Notire Is hereby given that under and by
Virtue ~ an execution issued on February 3rd
lald bg q. d. Raglin. clsrE o. the circuit
court Of Randolph eounty. Arkansas. upon q
Judgment rendered In said court on the -
day u' Jan. 1915, wherein A. Z, schnabaum
was plaintiff and ". r, nlspham was defend.
ant have levied upon the following dsscrib-
cd real estate a. the property of W. T. Dis
uaam. defendant in said Judgment, to.wits
The sna uf the nwa Of sec s twp 10 north.
range 0 east containing % acrr,3 the noA of
The Ur' ui SEE %, twp 10 north, range east,
containing 90 acres; the ~ ~ block 9, west
ut broadway Iu the town of p1rahuntas; also
"a trantu' land described a. follows: COM
mtDrinE on rhp north line ~ the swh 90 the
uDa Of section q, township ~ north, range 1
tast where tho said line crosses Narr's
Branch. thence running east 20 corner Of
said forty, thence south along the east line Of
said forty to a point nearly opposite Gin
Spring, az which pululG rugk Is planted Ia
the ground about feet. thence west 10 said
Marrs Branch. thence up the west side u
said Branch TO place of beginning. contain
lur g acres: also the ur't uf the swR ~ sec.
D., and the sWH OF the uwA 10 said SEE u and
the sea uf The urA OF section ls, huu the r's
Of the uwa OF section q. au in township ~
north. range east And I viii sell the said
real estate. or SO much thereof as may be-
necessary TO satisfy said execution on the
uTH DAY or MARCH, 1915 at the SOUTH
FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE ~
THE TOWN or PUCAHuNTAs, ARK. be-
tween the hDurs of nine o'clock a. M. and
three o'clock D. m. said sale viii be- upon a
credit 90 three months. purchaser being re-
uuIrrd ra give motto with solvent personal SEE
rartr f1F the amount 0t bis bid, bearing iG-
rrrgst from thn datr OF sale until paid az the
ratnuf 90 naT cent pgr mHum, aud a lien
rI'I nn retained uunH said land, 40 secure
... payment Hf purchase money note.
Wu.u-. mr signature o., such ,hHTiI rHiz
February B. InIH W. N. Iu,suN,
%. -H.rTuI Randolph county Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
H. q Ragllr
Notice Of Commissioners Sale Of Land

Notice s hereby given that the undcrsIgn-
ed commissioner will, by virtue of the order
ana decree az the Randolph chanrrTy court
made aud entered 0t record az the September.
.giS. term On the c1use therein pending bee
tween L. p Pace, plsintln. against :. C., Cox.
vlrgla Cox lll :, J. Hubbard. defendants,
publicly uEer and expose for sale 90 tho
hIghtst bidder tr, following described lands
nAgaud1ul county. Arkansas. to-ult3
@ acres In southwest corner OF sWa swa
section 30 township 0, y range west do-rHh-
Cd as follows. D acre laid On In @ square in >E
rur0f said -HI sw1t aud acre laId 0T ln O.
.fuarp .urrUi lately east and continuous with
,aid acre. Also part Of NV fTl = see which
lies on west bank ~ Black river containing
900. acres; and fTl sen Of nrA sec except .
acres 90 the south end thereof and also q
strip Is faut vide ~ TIE west side on Iu
township I7ugrtH range west ln al - acres
more ur les.
Also tEo following described land, iu Irdr.
puudrneo county. Arkansas. Z1a arT,s
bounded az follows: beginning at the north
east corner gf the sen of uwA Cf section 70
township Dc range running west - rods
thence south % rods. thence west . rods aud
|NIN.t H"... ~ |"ANH ANNNN" 'ari p. .""H
thence north So reds 20 place of beginning:
also Ig4 acres described a. follows: o. strip
asE rods wide extending all tho way across
the north end of .He Hc4 OF the ,wa see 20
township fl range
said sale Will ng at the south front door of
thu court Hrner, FnHahnutas. hrEausa. nH
FRIDAY. MARCH, aGp, I0-G
between f'n .n.ra prescribed nT Jaw .nr IHI.-
a.aI sales. s... lands VIII Boz -Hld un o. rruH'r
aE fhra. months arH tue purchaser Hn' Doe s.-
uar.H f. frH. urd With approved n..-
-"naI security and "a lien WIlI nr ra.a.us. .m
said IaHI- .H ...ug. payment ur same.
#Iana. 800 HU sold in satisfy u.u. r
avuroEr. p.aInuT and will br subject foo
mnrrras. .n favor OF the New England s..a
r.iIus .u I.. sum of 500 uu the lands .u Eau-
.u.rHrnar'E.
In r..n..s whereof horount0 art ur nraI.
fN.. I..... E. Do. fH.lu.
"u.mi-..urur Iu n.rrrur".
..a. L0... .- plaintiff. .uH.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
commissioners Sale

Nn.r., |- h.r.uy given. that ln pursuance
nErnu authority and directions coEteIuru lu
tlru,.rafaI order of the Cnaurpyy Court 90
Randolph County made and entered on tne
ul day September a. D.. luIl, lu cause
fN0. 900. then nauIing therein between Pur-
.uar-IHre- Urpsar Company, and s. B. Jones
Trustee. complaints. and Flora \. Durkin
..ELP. puuLIIa, Ir., defendants, fhp under
signed a- commissioner ui said court, UIIl
uTrr frrsa'o at public ygnuue 20 the highest
bidder. 40 lhe South front door or entrance OF
rHrr0uu.g courthouse. u which said court
4, held. n tuo county OF Randolph within the
hour, prescribed hy law Tor judicial sales, ON
the ard day OF March A. D. 1915. the following
described real estate. lying and being siJuGt-
I'd Iu Randolph county. Arkansas. to-wIt:
Block number O.. West OF Broadway street.
fn the town OF pgrahOntas. Arkansas, same
being part uf the northeast quarter Of the
southeast uuartor0f section -. in township
10 North. range one o. East.
Purpose OF sale, TO satisfy the balance dIe
on the said decree entered.
TERMS OF SALE: On a credit ~ three
months, the purchaser being required to exc
cute a bond as required 10y law and the order
and decree OF said court in said cause, with
approved security, bearing interest at the
rate OF 10 per cent per aunum from date OF
sale until paid. and lien being retained on
the promises sold 10 secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Febru-
arv. A. d. 1916 r. u. Raglln.
Commissioner in Chaucerv.
Hawthorn & Hawthorn
Attorneys fOr plaintin. 26-it
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
Hniice for Publication

Dcpartmpnt of the Interior, U. :. Land Office
at LittIo Rork. Arb. January 3lst, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that John z. Whit
rock. Of Warm Spring, Ark, who, on March
18th. 1902. made Homestead Entry, No O55sl,
for wa ,plt. section 90. township q north,
range west. 9Th Principle Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make five year proof,
10 establish claim 10 the land above described
before Ernest r. Harrison, county clerk, at
Pocahontas. Ark, ON the 18th day Of March,
1915.
claimant names as witnesses: Leonard
nrlIah, Of ingram. Ark: John Blackwell, OF
Warm Splurs. Ark; win Blackwell, OF
Var. springs. Arb. .'hu Eunul-. - Warm
-rrtr,... trs jru. W. A lien,
I.sf,fpu.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
Warning Order

In the Chancery Court Of randolph county,
Ark:
Susanna F. Couple, plaIntlG.
vs.
James COpple. defendant
The defendant, James COpplo Is warned TO
appear IN this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff, Sus-
anna L, CoDple
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
this sth dayof February, 1915.
B. y, RaRlip, Clerk
BY B. L, Mays, d. c.
Jack,Dr s. Mocks
Solicitor fo- Plaintiff. PSI p
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
10 CENT "cAsCARETs"
p BILIOUS OR CosTIvE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach.
Sluggish Liver and Bowels-They
work while you sleep.

Furrod Tongue, Bad Taste. Indlges.
ton, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head.
aches come from a torpid liver and
cloFFed bowels, which cause your
stomach 90 become filed with undi.
Fested food. which sOur5 and f0rmeuts
ike garbage 90 "a swlll barrel That's
the first step 90 untold misoy-iudi-
Festiou, foul gases, bad breath, yellow
skin. mental fears, everything that Is
horrible and UausoatIng a Cascarot
tonight wll give your consdpatei
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straightsn you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-G l0-ceut box
from your druggist will keep you fee.
Ing good for months.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
Karainq Order

ntle g..neoTy court OF Randolph.
county 'lH
iaruig IlII p'sluriT,
Ns
John Nc"oY and Martha McCor ae.
PENDANTS
The defendants. John Mccoy and
Martha Mccoy, are hereby warned TO
appear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint Of
the pIliuun, Fannie Hall Witness
my hand and the seal Of said court
this 2nd day Feb, 1916.
b. b. Raglin, clerk,
Gy y, +. Mays, DC.
J. j. Lewis,
Solicitor for plaintin.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

answer The complaint OF the plaintiff Lottie
Witness my hand and the seal OF said court
thi, 81 day ot February, lnlG
u. n, Raglln, Clerk.
J. J. Lewis, Eaton & ROWers
Attorney for Plaintiff
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
LEGAL Advertisements
h.rrlns nrtcr

N8rIias Order
Do the Earaa.a. charmr Court March
term ItIG.
ID. O.. Weeks. nIa.ulf.
Minnie Weeks, GofuEuaua
The defandauG, Minnie Weeks, is warned 10
appear In this court wrIl1 thirty days. and
answer the comglaiUt OF the plaintiff. D. c.
Weeks. D. 3. BagIin. Clerk,
b. D. r. NAYS. b. c.
Jackson n Meoks
Solicitors for PIainU" 2Iii.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

EOw To dive uu.aIaa To Children.
FEHRILTNE isfhr hrfrr.a-rrT'g nome given % aE
improved gu.u.ur. IlaaEIarll.nrs Syrup. plea
ant % take and does rot disturb the stomach.
Children trEe 70 aud never know % ta gu.n.ue.
Also CEpeCIGlIv ra1r'Ul Co adults who -1uagt
lake ordinary gU.n.rr. Does not r"rH.1ts nor
cause ueTvUurrssr uuTTH..rT in %. head Try
4 the next time vuG need gn.Hiua Cor any puT.
pose. Ak iur ..u.r.r original l- aaEe. The
lamg IEEgIlIEI- as ..gHg la bottle, -8 seats
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

answer The complaint Of the plaintiff dIed
herein against then.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l bereuuto set
my hand aud aaiS the seal Of said court this
Feb I. 'plo
II. y, RaFlln.
Clerk chhncoTy court.
T.. G.. >rhoon1yCr, siGI
Attorney for plaintiff
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18

u. II, Wells, et al, defendants.
The defendants, T. N Wells. J = Wells,
susan Mclean, Maud Hickman. Margaret
white. Tommie Gite, Eula 4 Herbert Martin,
James stulnleHeld Everett Stubbefcld, Mrs
uaIle Stuhneteld England. Oliver Dalton,
o.llg Ilalipr' and W q Campbell, are warned
. appear ln this court within thirty days and
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
WARNING Order

In the Randolph Chanc,ry court
Winltred J. Morris plaintiff.
vs.
II. A. and Esta UtIoy. defendants
The above named defendants, II. A. Jtley
ana Esta Utloy, are hereby warned TO ap-
pear IN this court within thirty days and
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-02-18
WarnlnO Order

Arkansas.
Lottie Maxwell, plaintiff.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
VILLA SPOTTED IN DURANGO
 BY SCOUT
Tells General Bell Infamous Outlaw Is Near Zacatecas Border With About 1900 Followers
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FL PASO, July 1.-Francisco Villa. with 1900 followers. is in the state of Durango near the Zacatecas border, according to a report made to General Bell by an American scout who reach ed the border today after a months individual pursuit of the bandit chief tain. The scout. who formerly was one of Villas officers. undertook the quest in the hope of obtaining rewards offered for Villas capture His report. however. conflicted with previous re ports that Villa is at Boquiilas, 70 miles west of Chihuahua City.
 The scout said he once was within 20 miles of the outlaws camp When he reached here he was suffering from wounds inflicted in the city of Zacatecas by Mexicans he recognized as having formerly been in Villa $ army
 He escaped then. he said. through the aid of friendly natives
 The Americans reports supported rumors current here that Villa was in Juarez week ago yesterday He said that MeXiansc in Chihuahua City told him that this was true. The scout added that he had discovered numer- ous evidences that the breach be- tween the Villistas and the Carran- cistas is rapidly being healed.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
MORALES ID GET TEN THOUSAND
 TROOPS
Supply Stores And Hospital Buildings Springing Up. City May Be Base For New Invasion
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NOGALES, Ariz.. July Numbers of workmen today began construction of new buildings, laid out by Major Willard Newbill, as adjuncts of a quartermaster's depot to be main tained here Work is also to be begun immediately on a sle.000 hospital building, ii was announced.
 It is learned tonight that under the present plans about 10000 United States troops are to be maintained here. or in the event of hostilities to be supplied from this point. The freight yards here tonight were filled with cars of provisions and supplies.
 After having been taken from a train at Lomas. four miles south of the border yesterday by Major Pelon Palma, and held there oyer night. Mrs. William Hamilton. Mexican wife of an American connected with a SUI gar company at Los MOchis. was brought into Nogales today by Jose Estrada. secretary to lgnacio Bonillas. of Carranza's cabinet Vice-Consul Sarabia said that Major Palma re- fused to permit her to proceed north because she had no papers showing that she was the wife of an American.
 Miles of barbed wire fence decor ated with drying beef from thousands of slaughtered cattle were reported today by Mexican railroad employees arriving from Hermosillo.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
J. 5. TREASURY CHOKED WITH
 WEALTH; PROSPERITY RAMPANT

disbursing officers. The actual bal ance, $175. 5.693, ,l31. is the largest bal ance in the general funds since 1908.
 Ina statement analysing the figures. Secretary McAdoo said larger inter nal revenue receipts for the year have been due in a great measure to the unprecedented prosperity of the coun- try and vigorous enforcement Of the internal revenue laws
 Customs receipts for the year. Mir. McAdoo said, amounted to s211,S66.- 22234. and exceeding the estimate by more than S16.00O. 900. Receipts from internal revenue" said his state ment. reached a total of $512.740.- 76O5S. and exceeding all previous es- timations by many millions of dol lars. Ordinary internal revenue re- ceipts amounted 10 SSS7 .S7S,5S9.S0. and excluding the emergency revenue from this amount. these receipts were ap- proximately S304, 900 GOO, or S32.0o0, 900 more than had been estimated
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
REGULAR OFFICERS
 SENT TO MILITIA
More Than Twenty Promoted To State Troops To
 Better Efficiency
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NEW YORK. July National guards regiments of infantry. cavalry H1d artillery have requested Major General Leonard Wood and the war department to detail one and in some cases several United States army off cers to their commands to aid in hriRaing the organizations up to the regular army's standard of efficiency. it was learned at Governors Island today.
 More than 70 officers from this de partment have been recommended for promotion in the national guard as a result of the petitions. The officers in every case. will have to be appoint ed by the President with temporary rank their regular army rank not be- ing interfered with during their serv- ice with the guard.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
Guards Movements Secret.
TWO J. $. SAILORS WOUNDED
 BY MEX|CANS AT TAMP|CO

mand at TamDico had informed Amer ican Consul Dawson that if any more ships flying the American flag came to Tampico he would burn the city turn all the oil into the Panucho river and set it. on fire. He was also said to have imposed tax of 25 per cent ad valorum on oil exports. demanding payments in fOodstuffs instead of gold
 According to the passengers. the sailors from the Sale mwere making soundings in the harbor when they were fired on by Carranza troops. The Americans returns the fire and retired with two injured to the Salem. Captain Scott Of tbe American gun boat Marietta ip the harbOr. demanded sn explanation from General Nsfar- rette who replied that be could not read English. A rew demand was not seut The gunbosts Marietts and Ma chiss are lying at Tampico stripped for action. the refugees said.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
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WASHINGTON. July 1.-The gov ernment closed it's fiscal year yester- day with total receipts $S24, ,343, ,96O, and total disbursements of S759, 9,666,- 15s. excess of S77.737.S1O, compared with a deficit of 59.436. .5S0 for the year ending June 30 last With the income tax and internal revenue. re- ceipts in 1916 showed up far above the estimations made by Secretary McAdoo and swelled the balance. In come tax receipts amounted to SPA S67. .430. compared with $79.S2S.675 last year. an increase of about Sl5.r 000.000 over the amount expected by officials even as late as week ago. or the total ,s56.909.941 came from corporations and ss7.957.4s7 from in. dividuals.
 The balance in the general fund at the close Of the year was S2S6.S75. .59O, including amounts to be credited of
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
Scores Of Additional Trains Loaded With State Troops Expected During Night And Today
MASSACHUSETTS AND
 NEW JERSEY ARRIVE
Achievements Include 5 Reg iments Infantry, Six Troops Cavalry, Artillery And Oth- CT Units
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FL PASO. July 1-The Fl Paso regular garrison of 4000 men has been augmented tonight by the arrival of approximately 10000 guardsmen from Massachusetts and New Jersey. In- cluded in the Massachusetts contin- gent were the Second. Fifth. Eighth and Ninth regiments of infantry. the first battalion of field artillery, 8 field hospital and ambulance corps, a sig nal comDany and squadron of cavalry. Two batteries of field artillery, a regi- ment of infantry. two troops of cav airy and signal company comprised the New Jersey organizations.
 Dozen Succumb to Heat.
 The First AMbulance company of the Massachusetts guardsmen, had, as its initial duty after detraining here this afternoon, the care of dozen of its members who collapsed while making camp at Fort Bliss They were overcome as a result of heat altitude and hardship of 100 hours travelling.
 All the men recuperated quickly and resumed their duties The company consists of 75 men and five officers. The lS0 men and 150 horses of B bat, tery. New Jersey national guard. an other early arrival. came through in good shape. They also were on the road more than 100 hours
 Scores of Trains Due.
 It was stated unofficially tonight that several scores of trains of na- tional organizations would arrive here tonight and tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
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GALVESTON. Tex. July 1.-Two American sailors from the cruiser Sa- lem were wounded in clash with armed Mexicans at Tampico last Tues day. according to passengers arriv- ing on the liner Dade from Vera Cruz today. who received their. information from passengers on the Ward liner Monterey. Tampico 10 Vera Cruz.
 The Monterey's passengers said, according to the Dade arrivals. that two small boats from the Salem ap- peared in the TampicO jetty Friday morning and were fired upon by Mexi- cans from the shore. The Americans returned the fire Two Americans were slightly injured, they said, sl- though it could not be learned wheth- CT any Mexiesns had been bit.
 Passengers on the pade also said that General Nafsrette then in com
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
< < T = * # * < 4 * * * # ARIZONA SENTRY
 TAKES THE PRIZE.

DOUGLAS. July l.-William
 Dockery. a private in Company
 B, Arizona organized militia. re-
 ported yesterday as missing, re-
 turned to camp today, after walk
 ing nearly forty miles on outpost
 duty.
 The private, recent recruit, * was said at militia headquarters,
 was placed on guard at the in- * ternational line yesterday with * the instructions to walk to the * east until ne met the sentry he ! * was to relieve. 's In some manner Dockery miss * ed the sentry. officers stated to- ] * day. He kept walking until final ] < ly last night he met a patrol on ! t guard at Slaughter's Ranch, Is , 'E miles east of camp. ''Dockery i t certainly obeyed instructions" ] < an officer remarked, but it is a ] x good thing he met that patrol or ] < he probably would have walked l * to Fl Paso." x s: $ * * * :$ * < < * {.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
Y ~ < * < k < < <
 GREAT "DRIVE" ON

* COLUMBUS. \. M.. July l. ] * Circulars distributed in towns | < in the Namiquipa district. recent ] < ly evacuated by the American ! * eXpedit.Jnary command. an # nounce that the Americans are I * being driven north by loyal I * Carrancista troops. according to ] # refugees arriving here tonight | $ Mexican agents. following in the l + wake of the American command. 4 are urging also that volunteers to continue the good work are * absolutely necessary to the Car rancista cause" they said. A general enlargement of the eXpedit-onary base here has be * gun. Extra railway spurs to handle troops and supply trains are under construction and num- < bers of buildings are springing
 F up to house supplies. Military cersors have an
 < nounced that all movements Of
 * regular or militia troops must be
 * withheld.
 # * <; < * < < j
Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02
r ,. !; a :; g E <; E WILSON AIDS RELIEF
WASHINGTON. July l

WASHINGTON. July l. While attending a theatre to- night President Wilson contrib uted to a fund for the relief of dependent families of the District of Columbia national guardsmen called to the bor- der service. It was explained from the stage that immediate relief was necessary because Congress had not had time to make the needed relief. The President smiled as he dropp- ed a coin into the large som brero hat which an actress held for him.
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