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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Francisco Villa orden0 IN
"baIQ general" para TO-
ia sU trOpa
En- los bolsillos de un jefe muerso
fueron encontradas dos
"ordencs del dia."

! titu,o de curiOsidad reproduce
NOS dos 6rdenes def dia e~xpedidas
en- los campamentos villistas. Y las
cuales fueron encoNtradaS en- los
bolsil,oS de unos de los jefes muer-
tos en- 81 asalto q Ia plaza dc Chi
huahua. Dejamos a los documentoS
mcncjonadoS SUI ortografia original:
Dicen asi:
"Orden General de Ia Plaza de c.
Car1argo del 10 al 90 de Mario oc
1917.
Ma6ana tod6s los Jcfes de Briga-
d. : ~Fracciones exijiran que sus
Soldados SC banen y laben Ia ropa
que iieneN, poniendo extricta viii
!ancia en- clio para que todos 10 ha-
gan. 10 mismo cue los aran vivir
de la n que puedan recojiendo
para clos where's de boca de quien
los tenga tratando 10 mejor que Sc
pueda 4 los ~propietarios de dich0s
Where's.
FL scrb:cio dc In Plaza 10 dara Ell
{. Tcnisntc Coroncl Seraplo Lara,
co.Hpu,S,o de veinte hombres a.
m4ndo dc uu Official, con ordcnes
cx,vic.as dc que todo aqucl sea
qu;on fucrc que Sc e~ncucntre CO.
-@-.,-ndo abI:os 0 des6rdencs SC re
aat.a = este Quartet General.
Ia Brigatia Jose Z. Rodriguez pom
dG# TN pues,o abanzado ~conpuestc
Gc c~incuenta homDres. de este Iado
dc u Cruz, rccomeHdaRdolc al Jefe
e. este pucsro su eXtr!cta Willamette,
Lo que Sc comuNica u Ia DiTici6n
para su conosimiento ' dcvido cum
piHnienco.
Eciormas Livcrtad justicia ) Ley.
T. GENERAL J. Acc. dc Ia D.
Nico,as Fernandez.
(Firmado.)
&c4l...... Ciudad.
{. Scna......J uarez.
&~-19-19I7.
N mar@cu III selIo que dice D1
v.c.ca aal Norte. General Ell Jctc.-
~ Il teXto Ordcn General de q
Ptcza .e Camargo del dia 20 al u
4, Mario De 1917.
T9dos los Iefcs de Brigade debe
ran cs.ar ,isros para pasar una re.
vista general mahaua a las ocho 4.
n. con todos sus inpsdlmentas )
vac.adas. dcbiando tcner una vcrda-
Ga.a organization en- CT rancho del
NaEozeno.
Deberan tracr lodos u equipos
7ora1c r~!csnues de Ia revista recfp.
rim ordcr dc salida. pues ouicro dar
n, rlcata de las vaciadas c impcdi
rertas Quc tenemos. La marcha de.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Gouraud's
Cream

no otO 0ropOrc.on2 4 q 9.- 10
protection constants g. to-.s las
ocasioneS S.no cue t2Iso.E1 a
purifica Y htTnosea. IT. q.
cutissuaviiat, ,ersura yH.I0>llra
0uEc1a.-n~a"
personal. No con,,~c C'asE,
Niene ~usandose Gssls hiss ---ca
de sstenla y c1nco unoT-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07

dcbiIcs. De aqui Ia ncccsldad de "u-
mcntar 81 numcro.
Los impucstos previstos para 81
ano de 1917 son formidabIes. In
pucstos sobre los capitales y las ren-
tas: rccargo de todos los dcrechos
que gravitan va sobre los arJicCIos
dc primera necesidad, m]onopolio del
alcohol. aguardientes ,~petr6leo, sal,
vinagre. papcl, etc. Pero los pocos
cicnUos de miIlones que cstos nuevos
impuestos van 4 producer al Estado.
no r~emediaran en- NADIA Ia situaci6n in
terror de Bulgaria.
Su a@otamicnto ccon6mico. Ia tc-
rri6lc crisis ~aimenticia de que safre
Y que grava todavia mas Ia falta de
cf5d;to del Eslado. sobrc les m>raa-
dos cytr7nicros, bastard Il imnodir
cue rasista mucho tempo aUn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Notas de IN frances testigo militaI

Ito. To-. agosto Y 3 s~eptiembre: cl enc
mieo guerra apoderarse de Ia Inca
de defensa situada en- Ia Gotta de Fro:-
deterre. aldca de Fleury Y Fuer;c dc
Souviile. Fracas6 contra este ' eI
avance one pudo lograr hacil FIcury
V Froideterre, fuc pcrdido pau.dtina-
mcnte. Fleury fu6 retomado cl j
agosto Y esta seric de- eXitoS locales
i~nspiraron confiarza 4 nucstras tro-
pas. dandolcs 81 asccndiente moral so
bre Ell adVersario.
f mando iuZgo ]oportun0 Y lIo-ado
ell moncnto de preparar Y ciscu:ar
una operation de alto vucio. eri~jcu-
do una nueva barrera delante &c IL
formada por Froidcterre, Fleury, Sou
vile Y que nos de~yoIvieSe il altura
de Douaunont que DONNA TODD e..
sector nordeste Vcrdun, restablcc!eH-
do de un goipe su potencia defeNsi-
va.
RI ejercito NivclIe confi6 ST. eie-
cuci6n como comaniante del II eier-
clio. al general NanGm. Este Ia
b:a va cntrado en- Dowtumout e.. -
lie mayo. 81 no pu@o m~aUtcnsfSe Ill.
fu@ porquc Sd yorquista formative va
,~alicnte en- las iineas oaeniGaS J jos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Books and Authors

,,, rniS Is the day Of The poe, From lioughton
"tns OF chapnnns Wes @" ya nna
out Where IN. Nest Higgins: an eleventh i'm
rns s Ssk Of Modsr" @"rss and fin
mmpress"m OF is ""mpani"n volume, The Little
i'""k OF American Poets
Gilbert Ioila nd Montague author of "Rusin.ss
Connection and The Law ti'uinams). is coun-
mewSSpr.nt m"mnfn",u,.rs; Who recently offered
~ .% ,M 'n nrii iSnf s rmn" cEmss" arr
ln;, ,, and The newspaper publishers:
most of ,hc publishers OF he United states
h ntaa IA, shs and m
h"s EsG IN mGst o"mstan consn,ati9n Win
Of S%S , to %1r GosrA.o. v1 in
, hard* nt,T"g ths Gulf 10 Arara!: an Expsdi
wh,sh 4 pnItoY < e. have in Train ,aiin'" for
r@ sry of h s Mr. ia G"nsra WnG w srs
lMrco -l'erTiHn frontier which made the Journey
If, few months after his nar,y passed through
,h Eri;s and The nssi rml spT hs so9 OF
liioms under which The soldiers marched aud
PASSED wor. as he Gssrrines Them ard they
made by members Of his party.
ten 'riSbis sung o Wa has 'f% in WITT WIT
nis,ory il! search OF valiant exploits OF Women
is ,old some length OF course ' as 81 ,ha nnst
and most famous soldier OF them al, and there
ShrascSSa. Matilda OF Tuscany the Duchess d.
icrrE and many others. we'll as of the p,rr
taken by women in the religious wars after
the Reformat ION in the British army I'm Tho
wars OF tn" Eronde, and in NHpoeon's march
on Russia In fact. ne shows that there Ia We
IS rcnarkhh'c ihat women should ever ha vc
been CIaSScd as N" nontiEilr!nE sex. There re
chapters devoted also to women who have in
Sp!rcd wars without actually taking mar; IL,
them. 10 women who have shown courage and
fortitl.dc in the face OF great danger and to
, women war and as pacihsts Tho
book viii he published shortly by r. - button
~ CO.
China is preparing to honor the memory or
lIohn HAY. founder Of the policy Of the 'onn,,
door al no other foreigner. living or dead
ever has been honored in china DR. V Is
Wellington koo. the Chinese minister: 10 the
United states. now in Washington has been
advised by of The leaders OF the Chimes
Senate that q bill has been introduced in tho
parliament. ana vas virtually assured OF ;,s-
iSaGt. FOR the erection OF monument to M.
former American Secretary OF state IN the cen.
trail park of i'ekins; by what was one OF
Hay thus accustomed the world TO ;ccc,,t me
open Door as The Only decent policy for ii t.,
adopt toward China says William Roscoe
Thaycr in The f.if" aud Letters Of John IL, ~.
'Houghton Miftiln COZ, OF the most sue
c"ssful Biographies OF recent years. "Not ono
al the governments concerned wished 10 agree
10 il; each saw more profit to itself In exploit
in the scramble for more: hui ono of then,
after Hay had declared Tor the Omen Door. di rcd
up"ni" to oppose the doctrine. IT was as n u,
meeting. ne had asked all those who believed
IN telling the truth 10 stand up; the liars would
not have kept their seats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
woman sunrnr. and tn. wnr.

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S,f--lt may seem somewhat unlttnd dis
turh the roseut. drcnn,s of the nntisurrar lists
u. annual session assembled but for the sake
have them be- would suggest that it might
be advisable for the Association Opposed to
herar" iiling !, away among the archives OF
Virginia Nara antiquities | have just read this
dent enumeratcs various states OF the rnon-
contain 81 per cent OF the population OF the
country and are decidedly against votes for
t." against woman suffrage North Dakota In
diana and Ohio have. since january. 1917 joined
IN" ranks OF forward-l"otins dcmocracies and
given their women presidential. and municipal
SutIrnfe; Vermont. municipal suffrage. and AR
M"' S me rig u, L" vote I'm all primaries while
In New York. Maine. South Dakota and Okla
me question to The people in September and
m ;n1rer OF votes in the electoral college,
l,aiy controlled by women voters. has in
votes of Iowa Vermont, missouri and Michigam
server it would. therefore, appear that even In
me most conservative states suffrage com
states
While am about this business OF disturbing
p""imi on, that our big meighbor. the Dominion
Of TAn;da has within the past year given fun
hrtin. straightforward. British Columbia and
an, nmt"Fo 10, Finally, ,, presume that even the
elect the Constitutional Assembly In Russa and
rner Roman As9ni,h and The
always = SuffraSist). declared In Parliament
should have the right to a.voice in the govern.
mint ana thus authoritativcly help rcnuke
WI vote IN Eng land and that very soon
Of the an'isuffraIe slogan: Suffrage is going
|" succeed" an" I"S ,''N ME nc 1sf"n,
Richmond, April i:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
DANVlLLE RECRUITS WAIT
before EniIstinr. Citizens wish Ia
hnow More Drtniis OF Governments
Ilnn for Hnising TROOPS

Special to The Times pispatchJ
DANNiLLE, VA, April 7.-Rccruit-
ing in DanVillc has not been given any
impetus during the past few days ac-
cordinE 10 the figures available at
the recruiting offices for the navy, army
and Marine Corps. \ score Of men
have come forward to join Troop J..
OF The cavalry regiment and "a dozen
nave volunteered To do service with
the militia company. During the first
week Of this month only one man has
been accepted for service in all three
branches Of national defense a North
Chrolinlan has been accepted for the
navy. There have been seven appIi-
cahts Al the three offices combined
The apathy is not due to lack of ma
triotiSni, but TO a desire on the part
OF men To wait and see what Con
greSS plans to do in the matter Of
raising men, None seem willing to
sign up until the governments plans
nave been fully set forth. The num-
Der of fighting organizations formed
or in process of formation here is
also causing some hesitation on the
part of the men.
H. y. WiSeman, captain OF the cav
airy troop. is accepting and enlisting
men. Being physician. he is readily
able TO tell after q cursory examine
tion Of the applicant what his chances
will he before the army examining
phys icians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Little Talks on Thrift
ny s. w. STRAITS,
4 merirnn Society for Thrift

Whom q marion is riding high on the
waves of prosperity the need "f thrift
is not as apparent as when adversely
comes. Nevertheless. the prosperous
days arc the best ones in which To lay
aside something for the periods OF un-
toward circumstances.
The Department Of Health in Ecw
York recently issued II report which
showed how thriftlcssncss leads To dire
consequences. Among several hundred
families living on restricted incomes.
the selection OF food was shown TO be
rather from habit and racial custom
than from discrimination or intclli-
gent choice. and the purchasers did not
take advantage even Of suth economies
were possible
A family striving To live on SO a
week. was found TO indulge in butter at
iS cents pound, when the same food
value and n better quality could have
been obtained from olcomargarinc at
from % to 80 cents a pound. Potatoes
we're bought at cents pound, and
onions at 10 cents pound, when they
could have been replaced in food value
in cornmcai, rice and beans In smaller
amounts and less cost. I'm one instance
II family OF eight. on budget of SIS
a week, was found indulging in i'm
ported Italian cheese at 81 u pound. In
373 families investigated. wages were
found 10 be less than they were Il year
ago, and in 2.35S families wages were
the same or higher than they were a
year ago. I'm about 10 per cent Of the
families more members were at work
than year previously. In 594 families
in which unemployment was found. Il
was due to sickness or physical unfit
ness In l.S22 families there was no
complaint of want: in SI3 there seemed
latter $40 were receiving aid from re-
lief agencies or friends.
1'hesc facts bring home with added
force the necessity of thrift, because
during periods such as the present.
when abnormal prices for commodities
prevail. there should be an intellig cnt
understanding Of methods Of economy
and force Of character enough to put
them into effect. We may rightfully
protest against conditions which bring
about such restricted incomes. but this
deplorable situation does not alter the
fact that the more limited the income
the more need Of studying means OF
frugality. Recently in Spokane. Wash,
81 movement was started TO have house
holders and business men collect all
the waste paper. More than ESQ tons
Of paper was sold for $4,000 The
president OF a Hudson River steamboat
could get the waste paper OF New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Shhii not Virginia. the State whore national
uer0ctacN was born. lead all the rest i'm follow
nE her Industrious sou. Woodrow Wilson. who
mas declared: The Democratic purity liz dis
tHmStiE pledged TO the passage of woman sur
rag" mat II seems to mo the moral oblisu atom
is complete?
i've recommend tn" extension of the fran
.ilNe 70 the women of the country by tho States
upoh the same terms to men" This pledge
WAS Was made at the National Democratic Conven-
lIoh at ST. Louis last June and was unun imously
SSamie.ioned by all twentyfo OF virginia's
ucteeites. Their include those from
every congressional district. besides tho four
uslt Ates-nt- large. These last Virginia's
.,oFerhor. Henry carter Stuart: Thomas :. Mar
W. nude Swanson and Hal Flood And 40
HGnta has taken her part In this world
democracy. Her promise has been made by her
own representatives and the moral obligation
~ complete" to enfranchise Virginia women at
'hs next legislature" Il. STANLEY CLARKE.
richmond. April !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
SEEN ON THE SIDE,
Much letter.

When mcn agree to disagree.
As oft and oft the case il.
Their chance OF real felicity
Is on IL proper basis.
Agreeing with your fellow IMAM
Is too much toll and trouble:
To bawl him outs Il better plan.
Quite sure life's fun TO double.
Perhaps he thinks the submarines
In nets should be collected.
While you contend these war machines
should he with shells dissectcd
There Is no hope or harmony
Between Your views and hiS'n.
But just agree to disagree.
Aud stocks or joy have risen.
It's 80 throughout the whole wide range
or things which interest YOU.
some others views you cannot change:
Your views make him dctcst YOU.
Eut when the veil of charity
Is drawn Ger each and tothcr
And YOU agree to disagree,
You really Xix" each other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Secretary or War Baker was praisng the
comnliSsariat department of the army.
II stood the strain OF the Mexican crisis
we'll lie said Everybody fed bounti-
fnly--eNerybody would have continued 10 be
fed beautifully to the end. There was nothing
mere 10 sUg.cs; old Noska.
'old Noska. regular. boarded street car
on" day. mam looked at him and said:
go In the regular army. see
Nep.' said Noska
Well. friend said the man. take = look at
me. I'm the guy that supplies the regular army
with its butter
old Noska Gritted his teeth and. without a
word kicked tho butter dealer through the
window.
Now bring on he said. the guy tina, sup
pies the eggs. Washing ton Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
The Voice of the PEOPLE
A. evidence of good faith. letters ,nu.t
give tho nnme and address, Of the writer. Name
vii not be published If writer so rcuuexf.
MAKE NIL cOmmu u irat tons short.
\irEinIn Stn,-amrn md Wumnn sunrn.c.

70 The Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Si!.---in ih"g. days OF world
each DAY brings tidinGs OF great event
toward which the whole creation has been NOV
our own relation to thee" events We Stnp 10
ask. " hat part should Virginia play IN lhcS.
world hapIcninsh. and should Virginia lead
ia this great upheaval against hutocracy and
ia Tia" triumph Df democracy" For OF This
chaos VIII come freedom for all. And shall no,
Virginia rh"r" in tho glory OF IL Ia Russia
political captiNcs nave been liberated and tho
people. Including women. given in their
COVER Hincht. IN England. Premier Lloyd George
ana * Premier Asnuith have promised their
support L" the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of women after
the war. Lloyd George gays: There was
q time when tn" nation stands IN need of
III. special experience instinct and sympathy
OF "omanhood in the management Of It's affairs
hnd no we arc reminded that ia this inter
national readJustment America nay
drg" part. Already President Wilson hny IN ia.
~ should b" ~ part Of our atatesman ship 10
rn'fanchl"" ih"sc who sp"nd and Ypcnt for
ia" ruhi"nanc" ~ the world Many states
nave already done thls jubt and Httinr thing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

City nc would become one OF Americas
greatest millionuircs.
IL Is the thrift in little things that
counts. In Washington city the schoo,
children recently gathered and sold "a
large quantity of waste paper.
what was done IN Spokane and
Washington could with profit he done
in every city in the United states and
what las h"cn done in waste paper
could also be done in many other lines
The resources II America could he IN
creased by millions il we would Just
work together and practice thrift Ia
little things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Resurrection.

Christ, the Lord. is risen to-day.
Sons OF men and angels say
RAISE your joys and triumphs high.
Sing, yc heav'ns and earth reply.
Loves rcdcemtng work is done.
Fought tho fight, the victory won.
Jesus'S agony is Ger
Darkness wells the earth no more.
Vain the stone. tho watch. the seal.
Christ hath burst the gates Of hell:
Death in vain fOrbids him risc,
Christ hath opened Paradise.
Soar we now where Christ hath led.
FOLLOWING our exalted Head: &
Made like Him. like Him we rise
ours the cross, the grave. the skies
Charles Wesley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Even the Great Teacher realized that there
are times when pacifism must give place 10
militant patriotism: Then he said unto them,
but now. he that hath purse. let him take
it, and likewise his scrip; and he that hath
no sword let him sell his garment. and
buv one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
racifs, Arg,,mcn, Is Closed

s<tI EEP Your mouth shut is the best add
9 IL vice that could be given to alien
enemies in the United States. and such OF
them are intelligent will follow it
scrupulousy Those who still cal, them
selves German Americans must also govern
their conduct accordingly. But there is still
another class which mus; take il 10 heart
the incurable paciiists Their time to talk
is ended. The country is al war and the
argument is closed. William j. Bryan has
proved the patriotic character OF his pacitism
by Offering his services to the President. Let
us hear no more talk from the other kind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
Ab,ut .RtIIr" Sun,,n,

o. H. NJ. Petersburg. Na:-Wiiiiam Ashley
sunday. the evangelist. was born in Am"s. la.
November 10. 1854. lie received his educa ton
AT the high school in Nevada. la. and North
western University lie was professional ball
nurgh and Philadelphia teams OF the National
League. Scptnmber >. 1855. he married Miss
Helen a. Thompson, OF Chicago. lie
sstan: secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association of Chicago from 1891 to 1896. and
has been an evangelist since 1896 lIc received
from 1000 to 3o00 converts q month from 1904
q 1907. and more than $4,000 conversions during
the last ten years lie was ordained the
presbyterian ministry by tho Chicago Trcsby-
terry, April II. 1908. He is prohibitionist. His
home is at Winona Lake. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

armies which are to be formed
Education. character. capacity will not he
hidden. The young man who wants a COM
mission and also wants to earn it can Gnd
the way
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
llOn'f ~ nit

When troubles amble down the pike
II then becomes YOUR time TO hike:
't YOU Al peace would keep your soul,
lust beat those troubles to the goal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
SoIurv hat Different.

lic-iou told that Flivver was one
"f your old flames.
She-Not - flame. exactly. The only pyro-
,cchnic part he aspircd play WAS AS par, OF
I match.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
No Mystery.

They tell me the fact that the country il a
war IL leading To great many marriages
Natural enough. Like suggests like"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

II the American army like that Of Haiti could
hc mad" mp OF officers. we would have a million
before night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
\" General Command for RooscxcIt

NOBODY can question Theodore Roosevelt
personal courage: nobody can doub, he
would 20 as far TO The front would eypose
himself as quickly to danger as any man
Also II" mas large following In this country
Ana thesc arc the only reasons that commend
HIS oNor TO raise and command a division
Against il is every other reason OF nolcv
ana common sense. In the first placc the
organization Of an independent command i'm
these days is out Of the question The army
ana navy as established need men: both nos
sess the means OF training new men and
II is in their ranks or those of the National
Guard that volunteers must enroll them
selves. And when universal liability 10 scr
vice is made actually effective there will he
no need for personal influences 10 encourage
enlistment
In the second place, Colonel Roosevo,,.s
oner contemplatcs not merely division but
a division under his command Tina, wou1d
mean the rank OF major general for him. in
winch capacity he would be directly in com
hahd OF three brigadier-gen some fifteen
or twenty colonies, many observation-disclosures
ana majors and host of captains and
Hnhaiterns AS training for such an i'm
portant command. he has a military record
OF less IMAM one year, during which he or
SanlHcd the Rough Riders and had General
Leonard Wood appointed colonel while he
becainc heutenant-colOnel, being promoted Ia
coion"i shortly before the close Of the little
spanish American War. That constitutes the
whole OF his military experience
Colonel Roosevelt would fight Of course
bnt ne ~ IN no sense fitted to direct The fight
ing Of an army division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Three hundred and sevcnty-hree Repre-
sehtatives resisted womans tears pretty
successfully on Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08
I3unuto Nfckcts.

:, t. r.. !lorewell. Na.-Thc Indian head and
nUHal" nicke!s were first nut in circulation
February %. 1913. at the ceremonies inaugural
ing the memorial to the North American Indian
~ Fer, WadSworth. y. Y. when the coin
Was produced by Or. George r. Kunz The
first one was given to President Taft. aud others
yer" distributed among the Indian chiefs pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Mexican troops In force from The three
states OF Nucvo Leon, CUahuila and Chibua-
hua are reported 10 have begun a general
movement toward the American border
Perhaps they desire TO view the promised
land the Kaiser so generously rendered Them
III ms proposal Of an alliance arainS, this
country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

T: y. =. tharIolieSVi!Ir. Na.--thn rleS Wake
Held Cadman ~ Il foremost American compos"
Or Indian music. and was born IN Pittsburgh
Pa lie received his education In Pittsburgh
studying music with Luigi Won Kunits and lie
O"htnlcr. Ills home is in Los Angeles Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-08

Those bright colors the streets to-day
were all made from good American dyes