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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
HARDING IN SEcLUSIoN.

Speech Of Accordance.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
Marion o., July 14-For the sec
ond day In succession, Senator Hard
ing today secluded himself from Wis
itors and continued the writing OF
his speech of acceptance. Satisfac-
tory progress, it was understood, is
being made In the preparation of the
hopes to have it completed within a
few days.
In order that he can give his
complete attention to It no engage
ments are being scheduled for the
next few days for the republican
nominee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
PERRIN ELECTED PRESIDENT
Other Officers Chosen For The Man.
kato Cemetery Association

kato Cemetery Association.
II. B. Perrin. president. q r. w;se
treasurer: Walter A. Sanborn. secre'
tary; and W. F. Jewson, superintend.
ent, were the officers elected at the
annual meeting of the Mankafo
Cemetary association held late YES.
terday afternoon in the OFFICES of fhe
organization IN the I. o. o. F build
ing: These officers will hold their
positions for one year. The trustees
elected, who hold office for three
years, were Fl. B. Perrin C. L. ken
nedy, and J. J. Fachsenhar
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
PRODUCE LESS GOLD.
Reports Show Supply Falls Below
Former Records.

HSpUTtS SHUW supply ATS bSIUW
Former Records.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
Washington, July 14.-Less gold
was produced throughout the world
last year than in 1918 and indications
are that the 1920 output also will
show a eduction, according to the ge-
illogical survey. World production in
1918 was almost 100000 Of which
the United States produced $685.
1876.
this year indicated the United States
production for 1920 probably win be
less than $50 ,0O0, 900.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
Admiral Harris Died.

Southampton, England July IA
kear Admiral Henry L. B. Harris, u.
/ N, retired, died here.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
FoRGER is ARRESTED.
Jake Woik Held at Denver For Chi
cauo Police.

Denver, Colo, July 14.-Jake woIk,
alias NJ Frank, was arrested here
yesterday on a charge Of having forg-
ed check for $500 in Chicago. Ac-
cording to the police, Chicago mer-
chants have been losers to the extent
Of ne3Tly $4,000 as a result Of his
operations
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
CONSUMPTION OF COTTON
Figure Show Amount Used In Amer
lea During June

Washington, July 14.-Cctton con-
sumed during June amounted to $685.
SCI bales Of lint and 80 $50 OF linters
tho census bureau announced today
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-07-16
RAINeoWs FINISH MEETING.
Final Business Of Sessions Will 3,
Completed Today.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.J
Birmingham, Ala. July 14.-Elec-
,Sn Of officers and selection Of a
meeting place for next year was be-
Iore veterans Of the Rainbow divi-
sion today at the final business ses-
sion Of their first annual reunion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
Warden of the
Frankfort Pcnitentiary
Quits The Job

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ave" p' 'So' i'''' o"'' "t -,
NE WORK an" """"'' II ""''' Nv W.
on
,iuy"r IL the second warden IN"
Frankfort prison has had during tn"
'rpuhilran reign OF "u" year !.
Davis was tu" FIRST ON" and when II
"Hs decided To appoint Meyer Davis
was made member o TN" Tax Com
mission.
If ia AN opcn secret that all iH not
serene in the conduct OF the Frankfort
institution The appointment OF Meyer
WINS a manifestation of the, policy Of
the Hoard OF Charities and Corrections
to rmpIoy "eXports" instCad Of naming
, man an noritirol hnsis
When Mover took charge. he found
,nat many OF the men under him were
holding on because OF political in
nurncc, lie loppcd. OF a score. causing
much dispIcasurc among the drscry-
inc who couldn't see why the spotls
shouldn't 20 to the victor. Meyer also
made many changes in the regulations.
one of the features Of his short ad p
mlni4tration has been the escape of
numerous prisoners. The murder OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-12-24
LAST NOTICE TO .......
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS

paid before Dec. LIST are now far past
due ard have a per cent penalty
added The law adds another 9 per
cout Jan list, and requires levy TO be
made to enforce collection.
q w NJ. TAYLOR Sheriff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

If% Ia
sSa W ashes,ef t? Id 3is + SEE
hedge chSgies thiI Isyrna Tine los Thorn:
perpperv Polly. Louise WINE H ors , nose.
9 9Rancs and up; six furi nes.Nuresys ios
@ SEE sseh II 'MMs sdTGns Ii. Nlns,
Hee q t" Toe tho to NAH ,hird Tine lis rs
Bond Back BAY Mose o oph W Vsn' b 2nsj
Third race-eiaiminr. 500: three.x.a,
Tsbleau aiionneur liz fIieini.ehl5u rsoT ,S
% SSI%s e.. {, fHR h'ss1f se 5sw second q!
;h siari Guv LAZY hhs naxu Ere@ niis
Cold Gronndswsi also ran. "'eeh
r2usth ha9dieap two
sN;tcMT az ns even to 2 out. @sn: und,ns,
third. Time. i:Ij 20. Lady Stella 10 a,s i,
a haap% us s0s
R ISiya i2 %,m saai,Hsss 's'?%d E sysn
Sixth racr;;-cialmInr. siU5 for ,br..
iisar iKinyi and IN; one mi!e-surnner Sigh,
5iiodsa:ss I'D .fhnrr to . d ,,os wen. WS%
e 70 'tsond; L ,Si!d 10? iJarvis IL ="
Yorke. susarmint. Bombast. Me5usa N aise
vs ssysHih , Ia%seMs!aiminr. 500. for three
Gfantain Burns. l9j iXine! 6 to :. 'feh h5
Heh wi}iEanao: nt !aafG T mnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
HAVANA ENTRIES

$500: n,ming-xcoomSs SIS; . frSGS: purse n
,o3: xprincess Myrtle io3: xcawan I'm I;"~
xTiinothy J. Hogan. lo7: No ihIisnan: ii1I55:
H,nlne5nna: ii2: Jack Ieaiey, liz: Truant.
second race--six furionEs: all are..
ciniminr: purse t7O0--xTncincrator." ieSS
NW,kclnus. lo4: xClRrk NJ 1917: Unrrv
Glover. III: View. 1l2; James ITO. c, a!
et,te. ll2: Frank Burke. 1l2; Bronco r;iiiv
:, Third racc--fve and one half fur,orr
..nnnnsee-ysar olds and uD: claiming: nurse
SI"O-HPolar Cub. 30: xMilitarv Girl I6o
Eimont, lo7: x.Iuarita i'll. i07: Eiea' io1
Gms Schccr. 100: Sim Fcincr f1a "' =
Fourth race-fve and one half furlonps.
,wWo.yrar olds:. claiming: purse. 500"
XGiEalc 81; xWhrpci. 1902; Georre G gr
10y: SUoorin. lot: Natural. l06: Jaco
bean; loI: SVie Mnnnz. los: Gratian. Ije
.ofdfth race--iive furlongs: all ages: nurse
-Furhclow. lo6: Runnyvan. loo: Ali
Ag,ow. io7: Helle OF Eiizabethtown. 1877 !:
stsps3n 10: Right Angle, i'll; American
Sixth raco--one mile three year olas-.
Tho Cuban Championship: 81. 900 added
Penelope. 101: Hush. 1O1; Brcadman. 10. :.
Mcsskit III: Alta Boy H.. lis w.
Seventh race-milc and so yards: three.
year-olds and up; claiming. S7O0-IMii-
dred, 9S: xSca Prince. l0l: xCandl. Light
l05: xpurclla. 10Y: Faux Col, I07; lack
Hill. ITO: Duke OF Shelby. 40.
xFive pounds apprentice nllowan,.
Weather clear: track fast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Military Academy. and other prep
school and college scrub elcvens We're
debated By the soldiers.
The fact that the team lost only
one game during the season is un-
usual In that the eleven was an
inexperienced one. Only four letter
men, Captain wilkins and Huddle.
ends. ami Metcalfe and Harris. line
men. returned TO school last fall. The
remainder OF the team was developed
from entirely green men, but their
eagcrness to learn and the perse-
yerance OF the coach resulted in a
Formidable aggregation being de-
veloped.
Mac" Pitt. Richmond boy, who
received his initial football training
at the Richmond Academy and the
University Of Richmond. coached the
Cadets. and his work was largely
responsible for the showing made BY
his team. The Ricnmonder proved
an able tutor and his ability to in
still football sense into the heads of
his pupils was shown throughout the
season.
ChurIcs Elected Captain.
Charles q Newport News boy. has
been elected captain of the team
for the 1921 season. Playing at quar-
ter back last season he displayed
games. and his work was such that
he had little trouble receiving tho
honor Of leading the team next year.
He also proved to be one OF the best
Wilkins. captain of the 1920 eleven.
and Huddle. ends; Todd and Harris,
tackles; Monds, EuOank and Kite.
guards; Harmon. center; Charles.
quarter back; Tally. Metcalfe. Jones
and Wolfe. half backs. and Dillon.
full back were the players TO re-
ceivc letters. Monographs also were
presented Coach Pitt and Manager
Bohannon.
While Pitt worked hard this year
to develop capable aggregation he
Will face no easy situation next fall.
Only half of the fourteen letter win
ners this year will return. They are
Charles. captain-elect: Metcalfe, Tai
ley, Wolfe. Kite, E.ubank and Dillon.
With these men assured Coach PITT
is going ahead with his plans for
next season and has arranged several
games already.
Following is the 1920 record Of the
Fork Union. rs; Benedictine Col
leEe. O.
Fork Union. AZ; University of Rich
mond scrubs, 2.
r,, ESrk s., Iniopp; rs: John Marshall
Fork Union, 2: woodberry Forest.
10.
Fork Union. Il; Blackstone Mill
Fork Union. 81: Chatham Training
School. Il.
Fork Union, 80: ll-Stnrs. 6.
Total, Fork Union. 220: opponents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
NATIONAL TENNIS BODY
TO MEET FEBRUARY 5
important Matters VIII lie Discussed
nt Annual COnfcrcncc-TOurn
ineht Cirru1ur Planned.
BY Associated preSsl

NEW YORK. Dec. lS.-The date for
the annual meeting of the United
states Lawn Tennis Association to-
night was set for Saturday. February
D. Award OF various national cham
pionship tournaments and the 1921
Davis cup challenge round, should the
American team, now at Auckland. win
the international trophy, will be the
outstanding features of the meeting.
one innovation that will be laid be-
fore the delegates is the draft of
tournament circular TO be Issued by
the association for It's members In
formation. outlining the material that
should he included in the announce
ment OF sanctioned tournaments. The
executive committees, in studying this
problem, concluded il was better 10
have tournament of four bona flde
entries, than one of twice that num-
Der In which half the competitors de-
fault. Accordingly IL will recon-
mend In its proposed circular that
tournamcnt committees consider only
those entries which are submitted in
writing, accompanied by entry fees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
FORK UNION CADETS END
SUCCESSFUL GRID SEASON
inexperienced Eleven Loses But
One Game During Ycar-Rec-.
ord Best in Many Years,
LETTERS HAVE BEEN AWARDED
fourtecn Men Receive Monographs
FOR Work on Football Gridiron.
Charles. Quarter Back or New
port News, Elected Captain.
Special to The Times-Dispa;cb ,

E EspefiA' , e THe II Times sd ,Dispa,ch;l
h hnaI VIII has blown. the banquet
Fork Union Military Academy has
come TO an end. Tho most Important
part OF the season. outside the ban
9not. Us the awarding OF letters. This
also has been disposed of. and four
teen Eridiron warriors have received
the mulch coveted 30 for thu wort
they did last fall
The letters were awarded the
PAYERS by the athletic association
time the players were the guests Of
Colonel Perkins, head OF the school.
at banquet. 81. U. Pitt. coach Of
the eleven. and the colonel each made
snort taIks prior to awarding tho
II need not be said that the letters
were earned by the lucky fourteen"
Fork Union Military Academy had
one or the most successful football
seasons in the history Of the insti-
tuition and each OF the men were
forced to work hard in order to re-
celNe recognition from the athletic
association. The team won the
es chan OF the Piedmont .ath-
school, Fork Union na'" Danvilid fa: MiIis
tary Academy and Blackstone Mill
ganization the eleven received a
handsome silver trophy.
Cadets Suffer Single Defeat.
Fork Union suffered only one de-
feat during the season. and that at
the hands OF Woodberry Forest. This
was won by the home team. 10 to 2.
This defeat was no disgrace rs the
Cadets played hard to win and were
h hand due to the fact they
High School. of Richmond. Blackstone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
REFLECT KNOX CAPTAIN
oEIcthorpe University Honor, VI,
Who Led 1890 Tcam-Nine
COntchts Hooked
by ASsOc!atcd iprcss 1

.,, 10y associated Press.
ATLANTA. GA. Dec. IS Nine
games are on the 1921 football sched-
VI. or Oglethorpc University which
has just been announced. John Knox.
nal! bhck and captain last year. ha4,
been reelected captain OF the Storm
Pctrcls. '''
The schedules:
September 24-Sorth Georgia Agri-
cultural College. at Atlanta.
october Georgia Teen. at Atlont.
october So. ). Infantry School
camp Benniig). at Columbus. Ga
ociobcr l5-Cnivcrsi,y OF the South
oet3ber 22--Univcrsity Of Georgia,
at Athens. a.
October 2s-Mississippi A. & NJ. at
November 5-s,etson University. n,
Deland, Fla. -
:, November l2-Mercer University n,
Macon. '' az
November 2i-Universi,y ef EIor,d,
at Gainesville Fla. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
BOXING CARNIVAL TAKES
PLACE TUESDAY MIGHT
Five Bouts VIII he Stngedh Mt Camp
I.ee-Lnwrcncc to Meet mt

Five boxing bouts will he staged
at Camp Lee Tuesday night. when
Speedy Lawrence. Corporal @ Haley.
Nick Brown, Frank Duncan, Johnny
McEvoy and Lew Ruiz will, ente r the
ring. Lawrence and Haley q, are.
booked TO furnish the featuIe event
on the card. Il tcn-round affair." each
round lasting three minutes. ,.Brawn
and Duncan will box eight ron rus,
McEvoy and Ruiz will go six.rounds.9
b he a a%o .H r TO these 5Nnis
Speedy Lawrence is PERHAPS, pns BIT
the best-known boxers In, the StSte.a
having taken part In many eSRlbt-i
feet with fiash-like mpvementa OF
his fists. he is 4 dangerops- man for
any, opponent. Johnny MtEXoy u q
"Zcke" Smith. who has been 5fh[fl Ing
him for this bout TuesdaYS, III, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
HE Assoclnted press.1.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Cobp de-
clared that he did not seek tim. posi-.
ton. but accepted 1t because Ir.,Na-
vim insisted. that the team needed
him as 4 leader -.,a,4,,
very much should haze, pee
,ierrcd to lay aside all ambitions In
the managerial line until such. time
AS | felt myself clipping !, Cobb
added
81 know have several, years Of
good baseball ahead OF me-"
Now that I have decided to. take
the plunge" he continued, II intend
to be the best manager. will. fight,
and fight hard. to make myself an
successful leader as 1 have, been a
player. In the meantime 1 do not In
tend to allow any chance managerial
burdens to dctract from my play.
There is Speaker who has risen 10
his greatest heights as leader OF tho
Indians. In my opinion, what snny
ball PLAYER has, ever done, I believe
Cobb explained that this did NOT
mean that he believed he could equal
Il think l.have been, and can DO quite
as valuable to my club as Babe Ruth"
Detroit has not n bad club Cobb
said. II am sure 1t will have q bet :
ter one. There is room for fmprdYe-
mcnt and there will be mproVsment
do not say this egotisticaily. I
have certain theories made from close
career. and 1 intend to put them into
practice" 49, tt'lSa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
EIGHT GAMES ARRANGED
Trinity College VIII Play This Num-
Der or i'ntilcs Neat Fnii-'Thrcc
Virginia Colleges IucI,,,I,J

ny Associated Press.
DURHAM, y. G.. Dec lS-Eirht
games will be played by Trinity Col.
leEe football team next season, the
schedule for which has just been an
nounceu. The most interesting game
probably Will be that on Thanksgiv-
ing Day with WoHord College. With
winch Trinity team played a tie last
The schedule follows:
october Open.
, October S--Guilford College. at Dur
October l5-Randoiph- Macon Col
y, October 22-Emory and Henry Col
y October 29-Eion College. at Dur
November 5-william and Mary
Cct!egc SpendinH). at Durham.
november ll-wakc Forest Cnl,,,,
at Raleigh. No'icSe'
November 24--Wofrord co,,
Spartanburg S. C. Nohese' ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Viox May Manage
Portsmouth in 1921

Especial to The Timen-Dispntch.I
NokFOLk, Dec. IS.-Jinmic
Nioa' former big Lacquer, VIII
probably he at the helm of thr
'ortnhouth Truckers next season,
although Owner Dawson has nor
yet closed with the ex-Pirntc stnr.
NioA' however, has definitely
turhcd down proposItIun from,
the Louisville club OF the Amer
lean Association, md IN on the
reserve iist of Portsmouth. 4 con-
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ALABAMA PLAYS VANDY
Nashville Team VIII Dc Played NJ
birmingham Next FnIl-I:iuht
Chimney AlrcnLJ Arranged

r,.cr ~ Assoclated Press.l
iCSChiOOSA, ALA. Dec lS.-The
University Of Alabama football schcd-
NY ui1 LOT next season was announced
September 2i-Howard. at Tusca-
:, October Spring Hill. at Tusca-
October S-Open.
October l5-Open
October Observance, at Birming
October 29-Louisiana State a,
New Orleans a.
ingham. i' III
loosa iueca
November 19-Georgia. ut Atlanta
november "a ksgiving)-Mis
stssippi \. & NJ. at BirminEham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ALFONSO PROVES JONAH
FOR RACE-TRACK BETTORS
Supcrstitious Rush to Bet on Spnnish
Horse When Ruler Appears
ut tutcuil,


10y International News Serricel
PARIS. Dec. ls.-During his recent
mort sojourn in Paris on his way to
London. kins Alfonso. of Spain. was
the Indirect cause of many people
here losing money.
An enthusiast OF horse racing. King
ALFONSO could not spend Sunday in
iaris without taking n flying trip to
the Auteuil racetrack, where jumping
events were taking place. He ar
rived there Just before the third race,
and superstltious bcttors, in looking
at their cards, found that horse i'm
ported from Spain and running for
It's Spanish owner, was down for the
third race. Seeing coincidence in
this. there was rush for the bet
ing booths to play Courcy, the
betting price on this horse down
from 10 TO to . to L. Courcy fol-
lowed the large field of jumpers all
placed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
ELECT DYER CAPTAIN
Tulane Hall Hack in 1920 VIII Lead
Eleven Next Full-lINs Tcntu-
tive Game with Virginia,

BY NSSOCihted Press.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. lS.-William
Dyer. OF st. Paul. half back on tho
1870 football team. was today elected
captain OF Tulane Universi.y's 1921
squad. ~ schedule for next year also
was announced.
Tho 1921 schedule follows:
October |, Mississippi College at
New Orleans; October $. mississippi
University at New Orleans; Octobe r
10. Rice University at Houston: Octo.
Der .. Mississippi y and NJ. (tcnative) ;
october 80. Detroit University Mt De-
troit: November 5, Auburn at New
Orleans; November II, University of
Virginia tentatlve); November. 10.
Louisiana State University ut New
Orleans.
For Thanksgiving Day II was an
nounced. efforts will be made to Sc :
cure u game with either University OF
Illinois. Chicago or Michigan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
OLYMPIA In DnImntIn.

VENICE. Dec. 1.-THE American
cruiser Olympia. flagship OF Rear
of the American war vessels in the
Adriatic, has arrived at Spaiato, Dali
malta. with Admiral Andrews on
board, according TO n dispatch re-
ceived here today. Rear Admiral An
drews reports everything quiet in
Spalato.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

will you?
I'm an unluclsy fellow, all right.
How do I feel?
Well. how would you feel if Won
mad the world by the coat tail and "A
downtiill pull and suddenly STUDDED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
TrnIn Rcxerye 0mcn-.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ls.-The train
Ing camps to be conducted by tho
war Department next summer will
be for the reserve officers training
corps. composed OF students OF
various educational institutions and
not for reserve officers as has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
propst Effected CnuNaiii..

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, DSe; r.
Shorty" Propst, who piayeA q sss-
ond year on the Panther sHHHd ayr
night elected siV eap tain Of oBIaiMofpg ham.
Southern's 1921 football teapA. ttTopnt
Is Centnr on the team. - u 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
SPORTS
COBB SIGNS CONTRMT]|2
TO MANAGE DElFD|T
Georgia Peach" VIII Have Gbnrv,,
OF Tigers for One Year BIT IGost,
mt Salary Reported at $50. 900.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Tyrus Rsy-
mond Cobb. star outfielder Ter IL,
Detroit Tigers today signed \ one
year contract to manage the Detroit
team. The Georgia Peach and. Q;yner
Navin came TO terms latd this after.
noon 1t is understood Cobb VIM re-
ceived $4,000. Haci"3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Paper Decision for Mason.
FORT WAYNE. IND, Dec. 1S.-
Frankie Mason. Fort Wayne fiywcigh,
earned the newspaper decision over
Johnny Richie. OF Chicago, in n ten.
round bout here tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Men S Beautiful Silk Shirts, at $500,
$685., $7.85 and $8.4O.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-03
Rail and Wire Communica-
ton South of Chihuahua
City, Suspended Since Sat-
urday, Has Been Restored

tsY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRs1
El Paso, Texas, June 2.--Rail
and wire communication on the
Mexican Central railroad south of
Chihuahua City, suspended since
saturday, has been restored and
mail and passengers reached here
late today from Southern Mexico.
At military headquarters in
Juarez, it is announced that the
suspension was due to Villa cut
ting the main line Is miles north
of Jiminez and the Parral branch
line between the latter place and
.JimineZ.
Military advices concerning VIII
las movements are to the effect
that the bandit leader with about
400 men is in the state of Chi
huahua, about 100 miles south of
Chihuahua City, and close to the
line Of the Mexican Central.
General j. G.. Escobar with fed
eral troops. and General Ignacio
Enriquez, with state militia, are
at Jiminez, 1875 miles south Of
Chihuahua, under orders to con-
duct an energetic campaign against
villa.
Colonel Claudio Fox, in COM
mand at Juarez, announced late
today that 10000 soldiers had
been ordered from Mexico City to
the states of Durango and Chi
huahua to campaign against Villa
and Carlos Osuna. The latter,
until recently a Carranza general,
is officially admitted to have join
ed Villa. The Osuna following is
variously estimated at from 1000
to l,500 men.