Villa on the Run as Carranza Forces Advance Toward Him
Gen Gavira reports Villa is fleeing west from El Valle toward San Miguel Babicora then Namiquipa as Carranza troops press from the south and Americans close the cordon, with a clash anticipated between Villistas and Carranzistas. Villa seeks a path into the Guerrero and Santa Ana mountains to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namiquipa
Gavira
Carranza
Carran
Gano
Villa
el Valle
San Miguel
Phoebe Hearst
San Miguel Babicora
Vavila
Guerrero
Santa Ana
School Building Burns at Eau Gallie Florida
A telegram from Robert Nelson reports fire destroyed the school and cottages of K M L at Eau Gallie Florida. Nelson barely escaped with no clothing or equipment. Kay Gallie serves as the winter quarters of the Kentucky Military Institute owned by Col C W Fowler of Lyndon Kentucky. Fowler is well known locally and many friends will regret the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Y. Nelson
Robert
Eau Gallie
Fla
Mr. Nelson
Kay Gallie
Kentucky Military Institute
Col. C. W. Fowler
Lyndon
Col Fowler
Nelson
Boys Pig Club Organized at County High School
Next Monday at nine o clock a Boy s Pig Club will be organized at the County High School. Any boy in the county who is between the is of ten and eighteen is eligible to enter. All who are interested in the raising of pure bred hogs are invited to be present.
For Rent or Sale Seven Room Home with Two Acres
A seven room dwelling plus two acres of land is offered for rent or sale. Contact numbers 107 or 484 for information.
Anniversary Service Honors Two Local Ministers
The fiftieth anniversary of Rev. E. L. Southgate and the twentieth of Rev. Clyde Darsie was celebrated at the Christian church with a large crowd and a varied program. Alta Evans sang, Mrs. Roger Drake and Mrs. John W. Burbridge sang, and Prof. Bruce Reynolds played violin. Friends wish them long lives to continue their good works. Lost on Hinkston Pike near County Court Day 40 yards tan matting wrapped in burlap. Return to Judd Anderson for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Southgate
Clyde Darsie
Christian Church
Southgate
Darsie
Alta Evans
Roger Drake
John W. Burbridge
Bruce Reynolds
Hinkston
Judd Anderson
Real Estate Deals In City This Week
Mr. Steve Pieratt sold his Main street lot to Mrs. George McAlister last week. This is one of the most desirable building lots in the city. Mr. Ewing A. Flynn sold his residence on Samuels avenue to Mr. B. Carrington. Mrs. G. B. Senff sold to Mr. Pieratt her bungalow on West High street. Possession to be given May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pieratt
George McAlister
Ewing A. Flynn
Samuels Avenue
8. B. Carrington
G. B. Senff
West High Street
For Rent First Floor Rooms with Light Housekeeping
Principal ad notes three rooms on the first floor for light housekeeping and one office room. Property listed by Mrs. Eliza M. Jordan through The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza M. Jordan
Death comes suddenly William Greene passes in county
William Greene died suddenly at 9 45 am on Monday March 20 in this county from a second apoplexy after an initial stroke. He was born November 12 1856 and married Ella Wilkerson December 14 1881. Surviving are four children Cecil S T M and two daughters in law and three grandchildren, plus a brother and two sisters. Funeral at Machpelah cemetery led by Rev J S Wilson. His life as a livestock dealer made him widely known and valued in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Greene
Ella Wilkerson
Cecil S. Greene
T. M. Greene
Reid McKee
W. Caldwell Clay
Howard Wethers Greene
William Caldwell Clay, Jr
W. R
J. S. Wilson
Machpelah Cemetery
Montgomery
Cattle Market Reports Slow Trade Despite High Prices
About 2 000 cattle on the market with steady, not brisk, trade. Prices ranged from 4 to 7 cents per pound for cows and heifers, oxen at 6 to 7 cents, and fat cows at 64 to 65 cents per hundredweight. Numerous local sales cited, including heifers around 32 per head and fat cows at 41 to 45 cents per head, with mules selling up to 200 dollars and horses scarce and expensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Burchett
Stock Yards Co
N. B. Hoskins
Mike Wilson
R. A. Riggs
Middlebourne
W. Va
Sam Laythram
Bath County
W. P. Treadway
Hughes & Lyon
Mr. Lovely
B. M. Ratliff
S. Canney
Wm. Evans
A. S. Hughes
Wm. M. Campbell
Midway
Geo. Halsey
Guy Wilson
Sam Wheeler
Chas. Rose
Sam Keeton
Sam Robertson
G. A. Riggs
West Virginia
Halsey
Mr. Rittenhouse
A. L. Tipton
Navy Beans On Sale At J. B. White’s
Three pounds of hand picked Navy beans offered for 25 cents at J. B. White's store, highlighting a bargain item in a local grocery promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Candy Pulling by Mission Band at church annex
The Mission Band of the Christian church plans an old fashioned candy pulling in the church annex on Saturday afternoon and night March 25. The public is invited. Plates will be sold at 10 cents each. Readady W A Sutton and Son advertise reduced buffet prices next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Band of the Christian Church
Horse training at Fair Grounds offers saddle horse instruction
Prof. O M Heath announces horse training services at Setter's Livery Stable. He offers to train tame and educate horses for the public, handle unruly horses, and teach saddle gaits and high school action. For information call phone 185.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Setter
O, M
Heath
Excellent Lady Dead Near Judy in This County
Mrs. John W. Cecil died at her home near Judy after a lingering illness. She was 40, a longtime M E Church South member, and survived by husband, six children, six brothers, two sisters, and other relatives. Funeral today at 1 p.m. near Judy with burial in Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cecil
Judy
County
J. P
B.F
Texas
H. C
Louisiana
W. W Quicksall
E. E. Bishop
Thomasville
W. W. Swango
Winchester
J. L. West
B. F. Cosby
Machpelah
Advocate
Paper Shortage Prompts Public Rationing Reminders
Secretary Redfield of Commerce issues circulars urging careful destruction of rags and old papers as paper material shortages strain supply sources. Prices for all paper products have risen sharply, with central suppliers facing heavy drains. The Novelty Store advertises Centemari Kid Glove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Redfield
Department of Commerce
United States
Winchester man forms agency for San-Wi-Cheese preparation
Mr. Eli Bean of Winchester placed the agency for the San-Wi-Cheese preparation with T. K. Barnes & Sons in this city on Monday. The ad claims the preparation is among the best on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Bean
Winchester
San
Good steaks at C. S. Humphries & Co
Local butcher shop C. S. Humphries & Co advertises a selection of beef roasts fowls and other meats. Prices and cuts are highlighted to attract customers to the daily offerings at their store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Humphries & Co
Montgomery County Republicans elect new chairman
By unanimous vote the Montgomery County Republican Committee chose Mr. Ben W. Hall as Chairman Monday morning. Mr. L. Howard was selected Secretary and Mr. C. G. Pangbumi as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben W. Hall
Montgomery County Republican Committee
L. Howard
C. G.pangbumi
Peace may be in sight says cables from Europe
Cablegrams from Galveston Paris and Athens hint at ending war soon. Reports claim a great Entente conference and Romania tilting to Allies while Greece faces possible concessions. Berlin tightens food limits as Verdun offensives stall and Turkey eyes separate peace, suggesting war may near its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Texas
Paris
Athens
Romania
Greece
Germany
Berlin
Verdun
Turkey
Novelty Store Promotes Cente meri Kid Glove
The Novelty Store announces it carries the Cente meri Kid Glove, a product it has offered for the last 15 years, highlighting ongoing availability.
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PIG Club
the Advocate For Printing
Advocate Publishing Company
Ihe
Mt. Sterning
Kentucky
Main Street
William B. Greene
Jesus
Horton Bros
Ledford
Readady, W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling High School
Places Agency
Europe
Table Theatre
Arlington-Blanchard Comedy Co
Schultz and
Lochinsky
Dinelli
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