WEST VIRGINIA
CONSTABULARY
TAKES FIELD
CHARLESTON, W. Va„ Feb. 11 (by
Associated Press).—Composed en
tirely of former service men, the West
Virginia constabulary, after six
months of preparation aand training,
has taken the field to enforce the
law. Although recruited to only one
half of its maximum strength, the men
on duty are fully equipped, and accord
ing to their officers are ready for any
emergency.
Under the command of Colonel
Jackson Arnold, the men have been
organized into provisional companies
and assigned to fifteen sub-patrol sta
tions. These cover all trunk line rail
roads in the state, for the purpose
of facilitating mobilization should it
become necessary to move the entire
force to some point in a hurry. At
each sub-station from three to five
men will be on duty. All will be
f mounted on horses except the patrols
at Wellsburg and Martinsburg, who
will be equipped with motorcycles.
The service already has attracted
natives of twenty-three of the fifty-five
counties in West Virginia. They are
picked men, whose intelligence, cour
age and endurance have been proved
to the satisfaction of Colonel Arnold.
The bill creating the state constab
ulary became a law six months ago.
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CONFESSES TO
THEFT-GIVEN
PEN SENTENCE
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 11 (by Asso
ciated Press).—There are now 6,000
rebels in Mexico, according to an esti
mate by General Francisco L. Urquizo,
chief of staff. At least half of these
are declared to be either unarmed or
equipped with useless weapons.
Among the rebel leaders mentioned in
the summary are:. Villa, in Chihua
hua and Coahuila; Felix Diaz, Pedro
Gabay, Panuncio Martinez, Higinio
Aguilar and Pedro Galan, in Vera
Cruz; Abel Salazar, Gilardo Magana,
Soto y Gama and Manuel Palafox, in
Morelos; Manual Pelaez, Magdaleno
Cedillo and his brother, Luts Cabellero
and Eugenio Lopez in Tamaulipas;
Felix Panuelos in Aguascalientes; Pe
dro Zamora in Colima; Guillermo
Meixueiro in Oaxaca; Frederico Cor
dova Cirilo Arenas in Puebla; Jesus
H. Salgado in Guerrero.
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