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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-22
OFFICE
Of AMERICAN
co. IS CLOSED
AMERICAN NAVAL STORES CON-
PANY A5OLISHES ALL ITS GULF
COAST oFFicEs-A. L PoIDE-
WANT SUCCEEDS LAPPINGTON
WITH UNION.

The offices Of the American Nava!
Stores Company at Pensacola are be-
ing closed, and It is expected that
the quarters Of both the American
and Union Naval Stores Companies In
the American National bank building
will have been vacated by the end Of
this week. The American company
will have no Pensacola offices after
this week. but the Union Naval Stores
Company locally will be in charge OF
A L. Poidevant, formerly superinten-
dent of the merchandise department,
who succeeds George Lappington as
Pensacola manager OF the Union. Mr..
Lappington is to go into other bust
ness IN Pensacola.
In future the local offices OF the
Union Naval Stores Company will be
at the warehouse.
All the men formerly IN the employ
OF the American Naval Stores Com
pany here have secured other posi-
lions, It is announced. With the as
sistance Of one man, Mr.. Lappingtor
has been engaged in closing UP the
business Of the American for the past
week
OTHER OFFICES CLOSED.
The Offices Of the American Nava'
Stores Company, which failed last
year, are also being closed in other
cities including New Orleans and No
bile. The Savannah, New York an6
Boston offices have been bought ovel
by the Standard Naval Stores Com
pany. a new organization in which
James P. Shotter formerly head OF
the American and king of the nava
stores industry is heavily interested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-02-22
Far Reaching Inquiry
Into Murder of
British Subject

(continued from First PaRe.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

25e PILLOW CASES zoe
Genuine Pequot Pillow Cases,
sizes 42x36 and 45x36 inches, 3-inch
hem; regularly Use. This sale. zoe
soc PILLOW CASES zoo
--Hemstitched Pequot Pillow Cases.
sizes 42x36 inches and 45x36 inches.
Our special soc values. This sale 25c
ITO PILLOW CASES, i21kc
Sizes 42x36-inch and 45x36-inch.
heavy round thread duck weave cas-
ing. Our hotel special at lie. This
sale $500. ............ .f2ls
soc SHEETS e0o
Extra size 72x99-ineh, fine quality
Sheeting. full 3-inch hem. Our soc
special. This sale ............ 69c
sf-3c OUTING &c
Good weight Outing Flannel, 81
inches wide; large assortment good
patterns, stripes, checks and plaids:
light and dark effects. This sale.
YARD ........s.. DC
15c CANIBRIC &c
The genuine No. 60 Berkeley CAM
brio in mill-end lengths from to
yards; 15e value. This sale, yard DC
SC CHALLIEs 4c
--Burmah and IronvilIe Challies in
large variety Persian and floral de-
signs; Esht and dark colorings. Very
special, yard &c
PEQUoT sHEETING
Best made for long service. Spe-
cial prices during Cotton Week.
-35e ga Pequot Bleached Sheeting,
special, yard sac
-33c ga Pequot Bleaehed Sheeting.
special, yard soc
Doc IA Pequot Bleached Sheeting,
special, yard ....S1e
Poe "a Pequot Bleached Sheeting.
bpecials FdFu lNc
-1sc 42-inch Pequot BIeached Sheet
ing, special. yard .... .I5c
PEQUOT SHEETS
--s5c Sheets, 72x9O-inch, special s3c
soc Sheets, s1x90-inen, special 79c
$500 Sheets. 90x9O-inch, spec S5e
$40 Hemstitched Sheets, S1xs9
inches. Special ............. .e5e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
SEX EQUALITY.

There is a little grim Spring.
field, Mass. who, like many of
her sex, resents the tmputation
that The feminine mind is not 80
strong as the masculine
One day her mother remarked
eence of a hen.
You cant teach a hen any
thing" she said They have
done more harm to the garden
than a drove of cattle would. You
can teach q eat. q dog or a p1e
something, but a hen-nevert
HIM" exclaimed the child, in
dfgnant1y. Il think they know
as mneh as the ro0s8ers9"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
LABOR'S LATEST VICTORY

TIL prsidnt' apppvalo OF the p n
humanh dm
ound the of srungm toenae the We it
H san ~
masses of n epeope been
beend ontn tcvnw and 0
revolution
The OF the aytonb ninftr aton to labor smplyt
organize ithn hereby ~
tee thus the i labor o
inques Blu the fac t the ti
upong m in America o
Il lpervesim oft Sherman law Ina t to
theta merpr aton hostile % ab i
hebassof the rh inherited false apti
yand t;and tina an
Ivy estandrda according to h
police
TnRtca hata law rHd to e
powerful weapon y .I
In lisa pHcaton to big ue the la
not keepa aidd O
muchas the OIL living il
ningto hamsst organzer o labor and o "a ab
this ono and
ha beer
/ dosn "evenup s
for u is mpEb
d justice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
Very Internationally

Miss Jane Adams and number of other promin-
emit advocates of suffrage have been campaigning in
Missouri, that state votes on the question this
fAl One of the speakers just back from the Ozarks
reports that chivary is not dead at least not in the
hills. At schoolhouse she heard of the fine SEN
tfment of Slim Sam Samuels, who grew up in COM
inunity where the subsection of women folk was as
established fact the existence of dogs, and
yet feels there extremes to which the head of the
house should not go.
Jim Doran telling Sam about Bill Hicks and
his wife, who lived up Piney Fork 1t appeared that
'Missis Hicks had got hooked on to some of these
new tangled notions and proceeded to tell Bill
there some things, like stopping the hogs and
chopping the wood which she would not do; and
there some things, cleaning the mud off his
feet and building fires, that he had to do Whereup
Bill solemny took down the Bible and proceeded
to read copiousy from St. Paul about the subsection
of wives.
Slim Sam had listened to the story grinningly, but
at this point he grew FESTIVE and embarrassed and
stroked his red beard nervously.
81 wouldn't have thought it of Bill, he shook his
head troubled 'sDont appear like a man that's any
sort of a would draw Bible a woman"
War viii eliminate itself. BY the next centennial
arbitration will rule the world.-General Sheridan
in 1876.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

1a 1-3c AND 1sc GINGHAMS Toe
400 pieces 81 and 32-inch stand
ard Dress Ginghams in plain colors,
checks, stripes and plaids. This sale,
tafd $500 $500. 49, iVc
15c PLAID sUITING DC
-25 pieces 27inch wool finished
Plaid Suiting in navy, brown, green
and red combinations. Special, this
sale, yard ............. DC
121so OUTING 91sc
Genuine Amoskeag 1921 and
Teasle Down Outing best in America,
complete assortment of stripes, checks
and plaids; extra heavy quality; sold
everywhere at IL " C and 15c. This
sale, yard ID II Q
714c GINGHAMs sc
Mill ends standard quality Apron
Ginghams, small checks and plaids;
lengths 10 to 20 yards; fast colors;
Z &c value. This sale, yard. sc
COTTON BLANKETS
-75e Cotton Blankets, velvet finish.
This sale, pair ............ ! ec
800 Cotton Blankets, size 55x72
inches, this sale, pair .... roc
-s1.25 Cotton Blankets, size 60x76
inches, this sale, pair ........ Csc
-s1.75 Cotton Blankets, size 72x80
inches, this sale, pair .sf.4B
$40 BED SPREADS s1.fg
-72xS5-inch White Crochet Bed
Spreads, soft heavy quality; Mar
settles patterns. Special, this sale
,s....... ....... ........ .S1.te
$3.50 BED SPREADS s1.20
--76x90-ineh white crochet weave,
heavy Quality, hemmed ends. This
sale, special -. 81 ID
sI.75 BATES SPREADS 81. so
Best known spread on the market;
size 76x90-ineh; extra heavy Mar
settles pattern, hemmed ends. Special
TINS sale ....T. ........... VI .ssB
s2.0O BED SPREADS s1.49
Heavy crochet weave, size 76x90
inches, fringed, with cut corners. Spe-
cial this sale at .... $40
$3.50 BED SPREADS sI.9S
-72x9 S-ineh Crochet Spreads, seal
loped, with cut corners; Marseilles
patterns. Special, this sale .$I.eS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
HIS EINAL REQUEST.

They had arrested the movInE-
picture manager as a spy. He = -
drumheaded. found guilty, and
sentenced to be shot.
Have you any parting re-
quest ," the boss of the firing
party asked Don't make Il too
long.
The movie nan nodded
MY operator" he said. has
never seen a real execution. Just
let him turn the machine on the
last scene and don't hurry it any. >
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

Though office holder in democratic admins
fraflon, Col Bryan is a citizen first.
Consequently he will not go into Wisconsin and
endorse the reactionary Karel for governor a re-
dictionary platform just because Karel is running ON
the democratic ticket, for that would show perfidy
to principle.
Bryan believes in direct primaries, the l. & r. the
recall of Judges equal suffragein short rule of the
people. democratic democracy.
kare is for none of these. He is the nominee of
the ruii-baekers and the brewers
Ender these circumstances, Bryan obviously can
ne 9=sdorse Karel and Kare's friends cruel to
expect him to.
Principle before party; the common welfare first
More than $4,000 Jews are in European armies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

Sf.OO LAMBS WOOL s5c POUND
Pure white hygienic Lambs Wool,
best quality; size 72xs4 inches, in
i, 2 and 3-pound rolls. Regularly
800 h., sale price ...........s 5c
soc PILLOWS 39c
FILLED with 2 Ia pounds clean,
sanitary feathers, covered with fancy
featherproof tickingi size 1924
inches; our soc leader. This sale 500
S5c PILLOWS 900
Full 3-pound Pillows. size 20x26
inches covered with fancy striped
feather-proOf ticking; S5c values.
This sale, each ...............0 600
$3.50 PILLOWS S2.25
Guaranteed Emmerick pillows,
filled with y lbs. live goose feath-
ers. best herringbone feather-proof
ticking; size 21x27-in.; regularly
$3.50. This sale .$2.25
1915 PILLOWS, s3.25
Guaranteed Emmeriek pillows, fill
ed with pure snow white down, best
quality linen feather-proof ticking;
size 23x2s in; 1915 value. This
safe WEED
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
800 BED SPREADS $3.50

$500 BED SPREADS $3.50
Fine satin finished Spreads, 81x90
Inches, beautiful floral and conyen-
tional designs, plain hemmedi also
scalloped and fringed with cut cor
ners. Special ...........s. Sb.3B
$1.75 BLANKETS @1.49
Cotton Blankets with wool finish.
attractive blue. pink, tan and gray
broken plaids; sizes 64x76 inchesI
$1.75 values. Special 1890. Si.4e
$3.50 BLANKETS SAFE
Wool Finished Blankets, extra
heavy quality. in blue, gray and tan
block plaids; size 66xs0 inches: $3.50
values. Special, pair ....... $2.19
s1.25 COMFORTS esc
Full bed size. pure cotton filling,
fine challie covering, closely tied,
light and dark colorsI $1.26 Walt es.
Special, this sale .........-. $50
$3.50 Comforts, this sale :. 81. I'D
$500 Comforts, this sale :. .Sf.75
$500 Comforts, this sale =. s2.5g
$3.50 Comforts, this sale :. sos
$3.50 Comforts, this sale :. &8.95
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

The first day of Made in America Week marked
with the enthusiasm that "Cal to Colors would have
brought Every Tacoma American is anxious to indorse
and buy American made merchandise and cotton products
The event has both patriotic and economic mertas the
savings set forth will show
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20

AEafes polished and n,ounted
IN solid gold. Pfsff. JeueI>r. 1147
c - Advertisement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
Stone-Fisher Helps With a Great
SALE OF COTTON
PRODUCTS

Tons of beautiful and practical cotton products of every
day needs at generous savings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
Demonstration and Sale of Cotton Products and American Goods
"A Tribute to American Enterprise and Genius

Together With Patriotic and National Movement to Aid
the South in Disposng of Its Cotton Surplus Resulting
From the Foreign Crisis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-20
SAND LOT REPARTEE.

Bench Manager: "Whyn't yuh
run dem bases faster? Yer slow
as a snail with hi sleg In a sling.
Star Player: Huh, yer got 1t
good ter talk erbout bein' slow.
Tn only time you're fast is wnen
yer sittin' on a barrel o. warm
tart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
MOT0RBIKERs HURTIM CRASHES

Two motorcycles together last night Sixth ay near Con
watanabo G90b Duwamsh avp VIII
probably lose Charles Brand 2o4 10th st. sustained con
tho BRAIN Mexican l Rayenna boulevard
badly bruised.
An unknown moorcyest dove hedrst into the roar OF sou
Pacific highway between
Foster and Ryeon lilo unconscious when picked up by the auto
driver. George Lipaly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18

spick span being rebuilt JackngH yacht
Cypress readiness today and speed test TO Victoria
and Vancouver from Elliott Tho OF the pleasure
craft includes 80 feet OF steel hull and decking amidhhp raised
forecaHle built and smokeatack added
Following the trial will Jackng
cruise OF Alaskan lilo viii start Saturday
The George Lewis Capt H. ID HEX
Capt H. - Jones
will act pilots.
Col Jaong who Alaska Gold Mines Co. arrived
here last night with friends from Salt Lake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18

A stirring Friday Bargain In sllks-i,ooo
yards OF pretty. plain and fancy silks. including
Foulards. pongees, Crepcs and many other
favored weavcs-worth soc a yard. special at
25c yard. These are remnants. but there are
enough In all for waists. and few dress pat
terms are included. All colors. yard csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
LOOKS LIKE REAL WAR
MAURY DICCS is BROKE

ANGELES dentists
offIe
H. Now what trap they setting for dentists7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
LOSTALEC? NEVER MIND

III break be thankful that haven't broken both
you lose be thankful have another This said DR. ka
Ira Lucas the lis the OF real life Moth
Ing Ia 10 bad that might be
months attending the
lectures OF DR. Lucas accepting his invitation OF bis auditors
freely public discussions along the lines OF
lgon and psychology advanced by him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
sLATnERs OF sHEEPSKINS

Diplomas galore will be issued this afternoon and tonight
five Of the sis high eheos OF the city hold
exercises The Lincoln received their diplomas
this
exercises will be held o'clock this
Ing The Ballard high diplomas Will be Gilman
Park Methodist Franklin schools
will hold their exercises tonight In their school buildings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18

Crepe de Chine Collars with
frills; Crepe dc Chine and
Lace Fichu Collars; Swiss
embroidered Elton Collars
and Sets; Standing Collars
of crepe. chiffon and lace,
with dainty scalloped edges.
From si.5o to $500
Low-neck Guimpes in or
CANDY. net and lace, beauti-
fully embroidered and fin
ished with roll collar or
plated ruffling. Colored-
embroidered Guimpes of
sheer materials in many
clever effects; Fichus with
Gladstone collars, Flat Elton
Collars, Roll Collars OF
lace and embroidered chif-
fon and many other desir-
able pieces. -Fir'' Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
First Floor, Friday
A Special Selling of Sample Neckpieces
35c, 65c, $100 to $500


romo o best follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-18
FREDERICK NELSON
New Shipment
Mems Muslin Night Shirts at 85c
Unusual Values

Shirts
w made the following stpuations;
First ematc-
Trials oudb Of portions b
the (which ouly
knows will
wea night shirt be the best possible
adhered judge for
sc oneo IS and 49,
each Mems Furnishings Section First Floor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
Ell CORONEL CANTU LEGO
(Viene de Ia Pag 1a.)

l%ectOres, mace algGn tempo
publicamoS una noticia en- Ia
que Sc decia que el C0ronel
CantU Sc habia pasado a las fl
las carrancistas por disgustOs
tenidos con ell gobernador Vi
,iIista de aquel teeritorio, un
senior Avil@s; pues dicha mott
cia nos fue communicate en- csc
sentido.
POr ell menSaje que ahOra
nos .envia nuestrC cOrTeSpOnSal
Sc We que Ell Coronel Cantd 81
que sosteinendo ia cauSa con-
venciOnista y que las fuerzas
villistas Gominan la situaci6n
en- aquel LELAND t~erritorio.
En- Ell mensaie de referencia
NADIA Sc habla de diSguStos en-
ire Avil6S y Cantd; nj que haya
habido encuentrOs en- las GER
caniaS de Ensenada, asf es que
10 mas probable es que aque-
Has noticias sean falsas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
D~esaparecio de FL Paso
ell ~ex-general Francis
co del Toro
Sc afirma que ha lido a unirse
a las fuerzas contrarrevo-
lucicnarias de Salazar
y Campo.
Teiegrama Especial para Ia
PRENSA.

Ell PASO, Texas, Diciembre
E22.-Ha causado cierta SEN
saci6n en- esta ciudad ell hechO
de que ell ex-general Francisco
del TOro, haya desaparecido
de Ell Paso, creyendose que sc
inferno en- territorio chihua-
huense para unirse a las fuer-
ZaS Observation-Disclosures que
mandan los cX-generales Jose
Ines Salazar y Emilio Campo.
Del TOro Sc encoItraba en-
esta ciudad desde hacia POGO
mas de tres meses y siempre Sc
lie vic alejado de todos los cen
tros de politica, pero Sc presu
me que este 10 hacia para que
no recayeran soSpechas sobre
el.
Los felixistas dicen cue Del
Toro Sc ha undo a SalaZar y
Campo y cue los tres citados
ex-generales lucharan en- Chi
huahua en- contra de los Wills
tas y en- favor del eX-general
Felix Diaz, a quien tratan de
elevar a la presidencia de la
Republica.
Pero, de cierto, no Sc sabe
NADIA acerca del paradero del
eX-general del Toro y por 10
tanto no puede asegurarse que
haya lido a unirse a Salazar y
Campo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24

fuerzas en- Torreon
(Viene de Ia 1ra.)

El jefe revoiuciOnario MaclOvic
Herrera ACADIA de arribar g Tam.
pico procedente de Veracruz con
cuatro mil hombres que lie faciIi-
tara Carranza enssVeracruzyse.d
riia a San Pedro de las Colonias
q ~reforzar Ia guarnici6n y a coad,
yuvar en- ell pretendido ataQue
sobre Ia plaza de Torre6n.
Para cOntrarrestar la actividad
de log carraneistas he enviado VI
La de todas las poblacione5 de-
Estado de Chihuahua una gran
cantidad de tropas con direction
q Ia referida plaza De Torre6n y
es tai Ia urgencia con que Sc es-
tan hacienda las movilizaciOnes
que t0da clase de servicio ferro-
carrilero cue no sea ell de los ire
mes militares ha sido suspended
en- ell tramo de Ciudad Juarez a
Ia plaza lagunera amenazada.
Los agentes viiiistas en- El!Pa-
80 aseguran que no Sc trata mas
que &c tomar precauciOGes y cue
muy pronto Sc emprender& un
mOvimiento encaminado a despe-
jar de enemigos Ia Inca de To-
rre6n a Saltillo para empreGder
ell asedio de Ia Ultima de las pla-
Za3 meHciOnaCas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
DE ASESINAR..
(Viere de la Pag. Ia.)

bora TODD ell vecindario Sc puso
en- movimiento creyendo que,
como digo antes, era otra la
causa del tiroteo.
Los principales autores de la
conspiraci6n huyeron protegi-
dos por la obscuridad y solo
uno de ellos fue aprehendido
y Sc asegura que sera pasado
p0r las armaS.
Para acabar de impresionar
tristemente a Nuevo Laredo, la
planta electrical no funciona
y la ciudad Sc encuentra a os-
curas desde hace dos noches.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
LOS FRANCHISES PECUPE2A
RON LA PLAZA DE
ETU
Viene de Ia Ira.)

do con el triunfo de los ALA
dos.
Despu6s de largas discusio-
nes, hoy Sc aprob6 por fin el
presupUesto de egresos por Ia
Camara francesa.
TOdos los dipUtados que to-
maron parte en- las discuciOnes
estuvieron animados de IN al
diente patriotismo. Las s~esiones
del Parlamento han estado
muy interesantes y gran cali
tidad de pubIico asisti6 a pre-
se~nciarias.
La cantidad aprobada para
los gaStos de la administration,
es Ia de ocho mil Quinientos mi
Homes de frances por semestre.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
Rail Madero, por bride
mes de Gutierrez lego
a Torre6n
IA NOTICIA DEL COMBATE
CERCA DE S. PEDRO PRO
DUO GRAN ALARMA
EN- r

chihuahua, Diciembre o.
Comunican de Ia ciudad de To-
rre6n, con fecha Is del presen-
tie, cue lego a aquella ciudad
Ia brigada que es a las 6rdenes
de Raul MaderO, para refoTZar
la guarnici6n de la dicha pla-
"a a fin de pOnerla en- condi-
clones de repeler cualquier a.
taque que inten:en las fuerZas
carrancistas.
FL Jefe de las armas en- To
rre6n, coronel Macrino Marti-
nez, declare que era del TODD
infundada la a!arma que Sc
produjo con Ia nOticia de que
cerca de San Pedro de las Co.
lonias Sc cstaba verificando
IN combate. agregandO que
ningUn peligro hay para eSta
plaza.
FL mismo jefe al servicio del
presidente Gutierrez, declare
que Sc estan hacienda violentos
preparativos para que las fuer-
zas de la Division del Norte
procedan a hacer una energi-
ca campaia en- contra de los
elementos carrancistas que Sc
encuentran en- las cercaniaS
de San Pedro de las Colonias.
Sc sabe que la campana Ell
el Estado de Durango Sc esta
hacienda tambi6n con toda
energia y cue Ell titulado gene
raj Ceniceros ha recibido re-
fuerzos que lie envi6 Francisco
Villa a fin de que bata a los
rebeldes que dirijen los hernia
nos ATrieta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
Ell EX-CCSERNADOR De 81
NALQA FELIPE REVEROS
ESTA EN-
Esta preparando una expedi,
cion para atacar la ciudad
de Cuiiacan.

Chihuahua, Diciembre o.
Telegrama Especial para LA
PRENSA.
Comunican de Ia ciudad de
Durango que ell gobernador del
Estado de Sinaloa, Felipe Ri
veros, quien Sc VIC precisado a
abandonar Ia capital de dicho
Estado porque sc neg6 a reco-
nocer a Carranza, Sc encuen-
ira en- Ia mencionada ciudad y
esta preparandU una eXpedl-
ci0n con ell objeto de regreSar
al EstadO quo eStUvo bajo su
control Y atacar la ciudad de
Culiacan, que permanece ell
pOder de las fuerzaS de Ramon
Iturbe. Ell citaUO gObernador
RiVerOS recibi0 Ell cOntlngente
de tres jefes leales a la con-
venci0n, los cuales Sc pusieron
a las 6rdenes del menci0nado
Riveros para If a combatir en-
contra de las fuerzas de Iturbe,
las que dOminan en- cast TODD
el Estado de Sinaloa, segdn los
intormes que Sc tienen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-24
& INFORMATION GENERAL POR TELEGRAPH Y C0RREO 3
Salio para San Benito, 81
Apostol del Maiz
Sr. Donainguez
La casa de Carload ofrecera Gna
comi3a a los pOhres
Ell dia u

Brownsville, Tex, DIRE. 22-
Despu&S de permanecer en- esta
ciudad durante tres dias, sali6
aver para San Benito y otros lu-
cares de Ia ribera Norte del Bra
vo, ell Iageniero don Zeferino Do
minguez, a Cuien Sc ha apoda3o,
con justicia, Ell Ap5stOl del Maiz.
Ell ST.. Dominguez Sc encuentra
dedicado q sus tcabajos ~agricoIas
en- tres hacienda5 cercanas q
Brownsville, en- donde ha puesto
en- practice sus teorias sobre el
cuItivo del maiz y que tan mag
nihcos rasultados han dado.
E. Y. Peterson, anciano que
contaba ochenta y seis amos de
edad, muri6 aver a causa de IN
ataque de ashXia que le vino
cuando Sc dispodia a conner III
baefateck. Segun ell m6dico que
acudi6 q sOc0rrer al anciano, Ia
asfxia cue pru9ujo Ia muerte,
fue causada por un troZo de car
ne que no pudo pasar e. anciano.
-H2 ilegado prOcedenre de-
Edinburgh, ell joven ISmael Mas
zorro, quieH viene con objeto &c
yer a 81 hermaro Luciano que Sc
encuaatra erferEo desde hace
yarios dias.
Z: joyen Nascorro red&ca en-
Edimburgo Ell semanario Ia Re
vista del Vale"
La casa de Carload, sosteni
ia per dis5ingu;das damas dc "a
IccaEaad. dara q iia q del pre-
Selte ana CCmIda a ICS PORES,
con motive de Ia Navidad.
L. lugsr e,eg'do para oirecer
Ia comida IS Il Salon dc las Deli
cias, que ha sido ceGiio bond&do-
samente para q objet0 DoT 81
propietario ST.. Nicolas Lopez.
En- benefcic de los ninOs Sc
veriacara ma function cinemato-
grafca Ell eI Ueatro D-eamland
de este ciudad. Dicha function ha
sido organizada 20. FL Centine-
IA" para p~roporcIonar algunas
horas de diversion a los pequen0s
cue f0rman IA gran familia del
pauperismo en- Brownsville.
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