Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-08-23
Iymen Will Continue Pur-
suit of Aviators
AbductOrs.
ARE SEARCHING
I'M CLOSE FORMATION
Dickman Says Chase Won't
Abandoned Until Trail
Is No Longer
"Hot."

A, Aug. Little progress
de today by the American ex-
below the border in Mexico.
reported by airplane that no
had been located.
bbIv due to the late start, after
the arrival of Capt. Leonard
in an airplane, the expedi-
ported little real progress to-
/ was reported by airplane
bandits had been located, but
bps are expected to move to a
lie south of the one used since
1T the border Tuesday morn
d are expected to resume in
operations tomorrow.
Col. Ralph Royce, command
he aviation field, said that a
that aviators were to bomb
dits ORIGINATED from the fact
dropped a single bomb from
today to test out a new type
}. but that none had been car
the airplanes flown across the
an effort would be made later
| the remaining $4,000 ransom
is Renteria or his family was
ID late today by Gen. Joseph
fkman, Southern department
hder.
ral Dickman took the position
time Captain Matlack rescued
Paul H. Davis, without pay
the total ransom, that the
States government is too great
pack on it's word, even to BAN
e stated today, that he feared
Matlack's action would result
cherry on the part of Mexicans
ter date in case other Amer
ire captured.
To Continue Chase.
hing will be done about the
until later" General Dickman
put when the right time comes,
Gemment will undertake to
put its agreement for the ran
/ the aviators."
FER Inspecting part of the dis
can appreciate the work that
En- done under trying conditions
n men and horses" General
Pm said tonight before he left.
h not unfamiliar with the Big
District, for I was stationed at
paws in 1885 as a lieutenant
POW the names of all strategic
IN the district, although I
had an opportunity to cross
|Eexlco. Knowing this, I realize
mat the troops are against, and
pr splendid showing reflect
on Colonel Langhorne's COM
We chased cattle thieves over
places in 1885 and I know it is
MIC"
long as the American punitive
y continues to follow a hot
y Will remain in Mexico, I'M
raers to the contrary are re-
|, from the war department,
y Joseph T. Dickman said.
eral Dlckman did not seem con-
over the protest of the Mexi-
'Vernment against the presence
punitive expedition, saying
= was the usual fall protest. :"
ns. n the war department
lent that the troops are still
trall OF the bandits" General
! an $. said. Gas long as we are
y, follow these trails, the punt
will continue. If we
le trails and are unable to pick
hp alter a reasonable time and
r 11 hunting no longer good, we
soer the troops OUT,
: sr9 Il. hickman had high praise
!, Eighth :, and the Fifth cavalry
~ the way that Colonel George
's"orne has conducted the cam
Stick Together.
oo41 the value of the pre-.
ae N Of operating in Mex.
oo salo. 1T is necessary to keer
s cups together and to radiate
n ndi4' selected base in pursuit
at night. W ie'o'''en'
Inc troops could stav in Mexico
ha as !. was desired, the best plar
,o ~ 70 lnfest the whole regior
I ;Lo and hunt the bandits
s;uao rabbits. AS this cannot be
! w. we are liable to be order.
nc any minute by orders from
as IT is better to keep to.
NOW e. much as possible and lei
, ''s fadlate in search of the
ckad also a measure of safety
,ons /. oy force it is possible fol
w 'vvs 20 tight their way out.
,;cel take a considerable fore.
M ANS TO stop 800 brave Ameri
,as, are re good shots"
I no nickman explained in de
posl'lon regarding the fail
afnn.4.