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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
AIcon Arc Yicfora.

The winning streak of the Colonial
Theatre team WAS broken yesterday by
the strong Alcos team at Byrd Park In
AN interesting game by the score of
10 to 6.
The defeat of the Colonials was
largely due to the ineffective pitching
of Creekmore, who started for them,
but lasted less than one inning, when
after he allowed the Alcos two singles,
hit three batters and gave one base on
balls. he was yanked. and Clements re-
placed him on the mound. During
Clementss stay in the box he was
found for nine safe hits. which resulted
In five runs. coupled with the five that
Were secured in the first inning, made
1T 10 for the Alcos.
The Alcos put up q fine game of ball,
both In the field AND AT the bat. having
been greatly strengthened by Amos,
Tinsley and Pearce In their lineup
The eight hits secured OF Pearce were
we'll scattered, he being ut his best in
the -pinches.
For the Colonials. Schmidts batting
continues 10 feature. while Apple, at
short, played nice game. The entire
Alec team played in great form. Score
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bat. DATED a,i for Gardner in eighth.

Alcos :............... 5111o0 2.-1O
Summary. Two-base hits-Martin.
Tinsley. Three-base hits-Mnrshali
Lucy. Homie trun--Schmidt. Sacrifice
htts-Tinsley, Beasley. Stolen bases
Amos ta), Bigbie, Martin, Gully. Mar
shall. Beasley. Schmidt, Whitfield,
Soehltng, Poh. Apple. Struck out-By
Pearce. z; by Clements, 3. Base OF,
balls-By Pearce, l: by -Creekmore. /:
by Clements, I. Hit by pitcher-Big
bic; Gully and Beasloy (by Creelsmore)
Boehling and Whitfield Wild pitch
Creekmore. Clements. Passed balls
Boehling, Beasley. Inning pitched
by Creekmore, 1-3; by Clements l-3.
g.. Left on bases-Afcos, 6; Colonial
Theatre. 5. Umpire-More. scorer
Harry Tucker, Jr. Timc-1:50. At
tendance-SOO.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Piny Saturday.
Ryan Smith vs. Home Brewing Com
pany, ut Floyd Park
Rountrec -Southerland VS.. Signal
Corps. at Clark Springs.
crafts VS.; Woodall Il Quarles. at
WoOdn1l az 0unrlcs Win.
Woodall & Quar1es defeated the Sig
nal Corps in nice game by the score
or z to 4. Fuller pitched Il nice game
but lost on account of lack of team
work by the new Signal Corps team.
The pitching of Waldbaum and Fuller
wero the features.
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-heuiHtito "
Summary: Left on bases--Athletics.
5; Va. Shoe Co. 2; Two-base hits
Harris. W. Walden. Three-base hits
Inns (2), Wade. a. Walden. Shortell. Tay-
Tor. Base on balls-OT Tiller. .: off
Wade, 9. Hit by stitched ball-Holljns.
Francis. Struck out-By Wade. s:
by Tiller, 5. Wild pitches-Waie (2J.
Tillcr 50. Passed bnlls-Davis 80.
Qua-les t2). Time of Eame-Fifty-
eight minutes. Umpire-Willis. Scorer
Sullivan. Atteendance-lO0.
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American Clothing ca.

AM r1o" Clothing Co. 10000 90 8 s
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Beale
nally, Cooke, Wicker (2), Baker.
Double plays-Beale to Bozc to Per
liins. Struck out-by Flanagan. IL;
by Iowery, z. Base on balls-by Flan-
nagan, 3: by Lowery. .. Hit by
pitcher-Beale. Nunnally. Cooke. Pey-
ronnette. Passed balls-by Martin,
American Clothing Co., 6. Umpire,
Mr. Moore. Scorer. Harry Tucker, Jr.
Time, AS. Attendance, GOO.
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vaeen ID. Pierce to peleher. LOT. on

Vaten (2). Pierce to Beicher. Left on
bases-Athfctics. 6: Va Shoo Co. 2.
Sacrifice hits-Belcher. Pierce. Harris,
Hogan, Hart. Taylor. Sacrifice nys--
Hollins, Quarles. Two-base htts--Hol-
Inns. Proctor. Harris Three base hits
---Be)cher.. w. Walden. Home runs
Harris. Stolen bases-Harris go. Hoi-
Inns t2). Proctor. Fl. Vaughan. Tiilcr
Hart t2). shortell. Base of balls--on
Proctor. 2; off Shorteli, 2. Hits-ON
Proctor. In Q innings: Off Shortell, .
In Innings. Hit by pitched BALI
Hollins. Struck out--I3y Proctor, s;
by Shortell. 7. Passed bnll--Davis.
Time of game-1:f3 Umpirc-Willis.
scorer-Smith. Attendanoe--10c.
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Berry. Observation-Disclosures. 4

Summary: Two-base hits-C Napier.
". Napier, Three base hlts.Lce,
Dunn Home run-C. Napier stolen
bases-koentg. T. Wells, Lee, Burch,
Dunn Double plays-Jones to Bur
rus 10 Rise, II. Wells (unassisted).
Struck out-By Dunn. 3; by Gentry. 4:
by Rice, 2; base on balls--By Dunn, 3;
er-H. Wells. Passed balI-i;arnett
mits-on Gentry. s; Umpire-Davis.
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
Standing of the Club,


Tuesday-Battle Axe VS.. Collegians,
at Byrd Park.
Wednesday-Grays VS.. Ashland, Mt
Byrd Park.
Saturday-Grays vs.. Battle Axe. Mt
Broad Street Park. CollegianS va. Ash
land, at Broad Street Park
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'Inin Street Furniture Company.
Wood-Workcrs.

Main Street +. Co. 49,. 1ooo44oO'-9
Brockwcll. Left on bases-Main street
Furniture Company. Q; Wood-Workers.
q. Two-base hits--Powell. I3agby. Cor
Jones. Home run-Pugh. Base on
balls-off Powell. ]; OF Shapiro. l. Hits
off Powell. Z: off shapiro. 10. Struck
of game-One hour twenty minutes.
Umpirc-Mr. Via. Attendancc-250.
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Home Brewing Q Q isS:-l@
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Gunther,
Sales, Hoy. Two-base hits-Whitmore
Tinsley, Rabineau, browning. Baughan
CD. Thrce-basc hitsABrowning.
Pitchers summary: Base on balls-oif
Melton, /: off Whitemore. o. Hits-on
Whitmorc. S In . innings: on, Melton,
is in innings. Struck out-by Whit
more. IL: by Melton. s. Time of game,
1:25. Umpire, Thorp. Attendance, $50.
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Totals 81
Cherry Smash

Stolen .bases-Bosher (2), b. Jones (O,
Johns, II. Jones. Gentry t2). Struck
out-By Allen. 10; by Cook, 8. Base
on halls-By Allen, 3: by Cook. 2. Wild
pitch-Cook. Passed bnll--Creamer.
Left on bases-Burlk & Co, s; Cherry
Smash. 2. Umpire-Sharp. Time-l:30.
Attcndance-3O0,
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nnttIc Axe Wins.

Battle Axe defeated Ashland yestcr-
day at Broad Street Park by the score
Of to 2. Whitfield pitched good ball
for Battle Axe. Kendler brought I'm
Ashland's two runs, with a clean drive
for three Dagger.
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CoIIegfaur Win.

Rehind WriGht's splendid pitching.
the Collerians won their first game
and stopped the winning streak of
the Gravs. 1t was n pretty game. and
the ColleElans looked like n much i'm
proved bunch. Powells three-baE-
ger and Cummins's and Gentrys field
Ing featured The score:
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IIustlcrs Wins.

The IIustlcrs defeated III S. Wri-ht's
by tho score of d to 3. The features
for the Hustlers were the batting o?
king, who secured three hits out five
times at bat. and the pitching of Ma
son. Martin did well ut the bat
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Kingnn,s ueliubIes Win,

In one OF the greatest games play
WalRover Shoe Company. at Byrd
Park. yesterday by the score, 9 to ].
Both Robinson and Coulter pitched
great ball The feature of the game
was the batting of Monroe, who bat
for Walltover, landed for "a home run.
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Signal Corps ..oI ooosSi d
Summary: Double plnys-Thorp to
Ray. Sacrifice hits--T3rownie. Slaugh-
ton. Gunther, b. Thorp. Stolen bases
Signal Corps, 8: Woodall & Quarles. 4.
Base on balls--off Waldbaum, 9; Thorp
3: off Fuller. in 0 innings; of VALID
baum. in G innings: off Thorp. 4 I'm 3
innings. Hit by pitched ball-Brownie
and Carncal. Struck out--by Fuller, s:
by Thorp, 3; by Waldbaum. S. Time of
game. :45. Umpire Mr.. Bender.
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Jones I,rothers WIN.

Jones brothers defeated the Indians
IN hard fought game. winning In the
eleventh inning. Both teams fought
out.
The feature Of the game was the
batting OF Vest and Priddy. who were
Taylor pitched fine ball, allowing
seven hits and striking out fourteen
men. +. Welch and Riley starred for
their team. The score:
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Nyhcre They play Nc

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Alcos and American Clothing Co, at
Byrd Park. $3.50.
Colonial Theatre and Peconut Crisp,
at Byrd Park, i:45.
Mr.. Moore viii umpire both games.
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Denny Wright pitched good game for
the Collegians yesterday, holding tho
Grays down nicely III the last innings
of the game
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Rynn-Sntth Wins.

Timely hitting and fast fielding gave
the Ryan-Smith Il 12 to victory over
Crafts. The features were the home
runs by G. Miller and Chcatwood, the
fast fielding OF Quarlcs, O'Brien and
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CENTRAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.
Where They PLAY Neyt SATURDAY..

H.. S. Wright VS.. Main Street. ut
Southsidc Park. Umpire, VIA.
Indians vs.: Woodworkers. at Fulton.
Umpirc-Hill
Jones Bros. VS. Hustlers. at Byrd
Park. Umpire Scott.
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Burle & Co. defeated Cherry Smash
by the score to O. The features of
tho game were the pitching OF Allen
allowing. two hits; the batting of Wise
and Bashers, and tho fielding of jon
nings, for Burk & Co. The score:
lurLs & Co<,.
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Highland Park.

Summary. Sacrifice hits-Anderson
Threc-base hits--Anderson (2). Rem
nic. stolen bnses-Highland Park, !;
Blues. 2. Base on balls--off Decker. &;
off Throckmorton. g; off Burke, 9; oif
innings: off Throckmorton. in G in
nings; off Burke. in Innings oil
sweeney, | in inning. Hit by pitched
by Decker, s; by Throckmorton, Z
by Burke. ?: by Sweeney. .. Time OF
game, 2:oJ. Umpire. Krausse. Scorer,
Harris. Attendance. 900.
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Ryan Smith .........O 0O0O2b2 3--12
O'Brien to McLeavey; O'Brlen TO
Quarles TO NcLeavey. Left on bases
RYAN Smith, 6: Crafts. 4. Sacrifice
hits-Ryan- Smith, A. Crafts, 2. Two
base hits-Bunting. II. Miller. Three
base hts-Beasley. Home runs
Cheatwood. G. Miller. Stolen bases
Ryan Smith. s; Crafts. /. Pitchers
summary: Base on balls-off Floyd, /;
off II. Miller. l: off Bunting, A. Hits
off Floyd. 6 In G innings; OFF II. Miller,
In innings: off Bunting. - in 8
innings Hit by pitched ball-McKen-
Miller. 2; by Bunting. 0. Passed balls
Crafts. 2; Ryan-Smith, Q. Timo Of
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FEDERATION LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Highland Park, II: Blues. 10.
Barton Heights, .: McGill. 3.
Howitzers. 4; First Nat Bank, IA.
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Burk & Company will play Portner
Brewing at Byrd Park Wednesday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock.
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Ashland.
Score by innings:

Ashland .......00 200000-2 s
Summary: Three-base hits-Kendler,
DogEett, Rose, Trevillian. Blanton.
Struck out-by whitfield. S; by Shell
ton, :. Base on balls-by Whitfield.
3 Left on bases-Battle Axe. 3; Ash
land, Z.
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Scorer. keck. Attendance, $50
Brien advanced two bases account
Cheatwood throwing glove ut ball.
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CoIIeElan ........... q o II
Grays ............ O102Oo o.
Three-base hits-Powcll, Dowden. Sar-
aclno. Stolen bnses-Orebaugh, Dow.
den, McRae. Gentry (2). Base on balls
by Canepa, l. Left on bases-Col-
lcgians, G: Grays. 3. Passed balls.
Tignor. Time OF game-1:30. Um-
preS-WilcoX and French.
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Homo DrewInr Co. win.

The Home Brewing Co. defeated the
Rountree Cherry team In a
wcll-played game, by the score of IL
to D. Whitmore pitched n great game.
The Home boys hit the ball hard.
Home Brewing Co.
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Wise, playing first base for Burk. Is
got three hits out Of four times UP, :
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En,vortb Wins.

The Epworth dcfeoted the fast Cubs
on Flod's diamond by the score of IA
to z. The pitching of Clark. who struck
out eleven men, featured. Score:
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OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Alcos. 10: Colonial Theatre, l.
Peconut sCrisp. 4; American Clothing
Co. o.
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Home Brewing Company has three
good men in BauEhan, Whitmore and
teams main battery. and Whitmore
handles the initial station.
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Amateur Notes
nv JoHN nj. HonPER. .IR s

At last the GrayS have been stopped,
and stopped by the Colleglans, too. The
game was a nice one. and holly. con-
tested until the close.
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nnrton Heights Win

McGill went down In defeat before
Barton Heights yesterday . to 3. Nc
Gill played hard. but never had a
chance. Score:
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Standing of tho CIuhs,
Highland Park WINS.
Blues.

Highland Park broke their losing
streak by putting 1t on the Blues.
Score:
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Athletics Wins Two.

The Athletics defeated the Virginia
Shoe Company yesterday at Bcnedic-
tine in doubie-header. winning the
the second, s 20 3. The features were
the batting of Harris. Bclchcr and
Pierce in both games.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
stnndin. of the ciub..
Burk & Co. Wins.

Schedule for Saturday will he pub
lished later.
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,.-ouIlu'fE i-elt on baSeS-H. s..
WriSht's. 8: Hustlers. 4. Two-basc hits
Knight. Timmons. Mitchell Three
base hits--Hierholzer. TIits-On Ma
son. in innings: off McClintock. G in
. innings; off IIierholzer, 4 in 4 in
ningS. struck out-By Mason. 10; by
McClihtock, 8; by Hierholzer. 5. Time
oil gamc--1:3 80. Umpire-scott
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go. ,Two-base hits-Priddy. Three
base hits-vest. Torbcrt and Barfoot
G fan, on b balls TAYLOR, 2; Off Bar
nings: off Barfoot. IL in innings; Off
Riley, 3 in 8 innings. Struck. out-by
,maylor, IA: by Barfoot. g; by Riley. g.
Time Of game-Two hours. Umpire
Mr., Hill. Scorer-Toncy. Attendance
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Howitzcrs and First National Tic.
HowitZers and First National Bank
played nine innings to a tie yestcr-
day. IA to IA.
Continued on Third Page.)
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Manager Wharton, of the Signal
Corps. would Hike to try out any new
players that like to play ball
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Min street Furniture Company Wins

"in'h StTeet FURNITURE Company WINS.
The Main Street Furniture Company
defeated the Wood-Workers in n hard
fought game. The pitching of Powell
and the fielding OF the Main Street Fur
niturc Company were the features of
the game: The score:
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President Volkman. OF the Central
League. Is Ill with fever at Grace Hos
pital
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Wai f i'.:....S 90 oooi Of 3 4
Summary: Three-base hit-Lowe.
on balls--Off Robinson. 2. Struck out
by Coulter, 16: by Robinson. 4. Umpire.
Simms Scorer, NJ. Dreamer. Atten-
dance, 500.
Portner Wins.
Portner Brewing Company defeated
Richmond Electric Company yesterday
in a one-sided game. the Anal score
being 16 TO ].
pOrtacrs.
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Where They Play Next Saturday.
Cubs VS.. Athletics, Seminary Park. 4
Virginia Shoe Co. vs. Epworth, at
Benedictine Park. r1
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Totals :. :..c.......".3O 8 "a {
Score by innings: r

Cubs ..OO111OOO 3
Summary: Stolen bases-Graves.
Clarke, Bufruss, Liesfcld. Stroud
Fletcher. Thurston. Struck out-by
Clarke, IL; by August, z. Umpire, Mel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-28
AuuiIar feIicito a los invasores
de su patria
Dice que dejaron muy
lir1pia la ciudad

Uno de los primeros actos
de Candido Aguilar, el CONAN
dante carrancista que ocupo
Ell puerto de Veracruz a raiz
de la evacuaci0n lie las fuer-
zas americanas, fue ell de diri-
girse al Consul de los EstadOs
Unidos, Mr.. Canada, hacien-
dole presente suS felicitaciOnes
tanto por el orden que los SOL
dadOs de Funston guardaron
en- la evacuation de la plaza,
como por la limpieza y condi-
clones higi6nica5 en- que deja-
ron la poblaci6n.
Infinidad de automobiles y
otras clases de carros han lie
gado de Ia Ciudad de Mexico.
Varios aeroplanos han sido
tambiGn introducidos a la po-
blaci6n y probablemente Sc
Pasa a la 5a.
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LIeqan a Galveston los traspOrtes
agnericanOs
'Traen a bordo trescien-
tos refugiados

Las fuerzas eXpediciorarias de
los Estados Unidos acaban de H.
gar a Galveston procedentes de
Veracruz y fueron objeto de una
enthusiastic recepci6n por parte de
los habitantes del puerto y de las
autoridades.
En- tres de los trasportes vie
nen los refug;ados que salieron
de Veracfuz junto con los inva-
sores. En- ell Antilla lIegaron
diecinueve sacerdotes, veintiuna
moDjas, doscientos meXicanos y
ochenta americanos.
Entire los mexicanos Sc encucn,
tran muchos de los empleadCs q
utiIizaron los invasores como EN-.
pIeados aduanaIes, del municipio
Y de policia.
Tambi6n han llegado tres di-
putados del congreso meXicano
Pasa a la 5a.
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G. Hill
suprilne las jefatu-
ras poIiticas
Ell DECRETO FUE DADO
EN- NACO.

Las famosaS jefaturas in
ventadas por ell Gral Diaz pa
"a gobernar el pals en- Ia for
ma dictatorial que inform6 su
gobierno, han sido objeto de
reformas, supresiones y restau
raciones por los revOluciona-
rios de todas las epocas.
DeSde Nadero q la fecha,
tantaS veceS como han sido su-
primidas, fueron resucitadas,
= ahora el general" Hill, vuel-
We a decretar su Suppression en-
un decreto que publicamos en-
(Pasa a la 5a.)
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Fl Presidente Provisional Sc decIara partjdariO
del ''priner jefe''
Esta version circuia en-
ia ciudad de SaltilIo

De Saltillo comunican que
en- eSa capital cOhauilense, Sc
ha rumorado que Eulalio Gu
ti6rrez, el presidente provisio
nal a ''f0rtiori", de la Con-
venci6n, sintiendo inc6moda Ia
investidura que a quieras o
no le echaron cncima, ha apro-
vechado Ia primera coyuntura
que Sc le present6 para AFRO
jarla Y decIararse adicto de
D. VenuStiano.
Ia fuente, como Sc compren-
de es bastante apasionada pa
r. que Sc le pueda dar cr6ditO
q Ia no5icia, de golpe : p0gTa-
20, Y mas aUn por Ia forma
Ell que d& 6sta, pues dice que
tan luego como lego a San
Luis Potosi Y Sc puso al frente
de sus tropaS, Sc enfrent6 con
Villa, descOnociendolo. Como
ciendO como conocemos al as
tuto "jefe de Ia division del
Norte' no creemos que estan-
do penetrado de que Gutierrez
no le es adicto zen case de que
sean ciertas las nOticias que
dicen que fu& nombrado con-
(Pasa a la 5a.)
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(Posa q IA 5a.)
VERACRUZ TN EMpLEADO MEXLCANO
Presto sus serVicios al
general Funston

Contra todas las promesas
daias por Candido Aguilar Ell
nombre de Carranza, de que
no sc moIestaria a los meXica-
ncs que sirvieron q Ia adminiS-
TRACTION americana, durante Ia
estancia de las fuerzas de Es-
tados Unidos en- el Puerto de
Veracruz, aver Sc cfectu6 Ia
apprehension de uno de ellos
por las autoridaues carrancis-
tas que ahora estan estableci-
das en- la poblaci6n, segun los
infornes que el Consul Cana
da ha enviado al Departamen-
to de Estado en- Washington.
La noticia dada pOr el agen-
te americana no cOntiene MIN
gunos detalles, nj siquiera ell
nombre del aprehendido.
va Sc anunci6 en- el puerto
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El "dia de gracias''
San Antonio
Lk COSTUMBRE TRADI-
CIONhL FUE OBJ
SERVADA.

La coStumbre traditional
en- este pals de celebrar el dia
de Gracias, fue Observable
aver con el mislno entusiasmo
cue en- anos anteriores. Tai dfa
como aver. les farlilias de este
pals Sc reunen en- allegro con-
vivialidad a diSfrutar del des-
canso que con este motive sc
proporcionan, despues de ha-
Der dado gracias al Supreme
Hacedor por las mercedes que
durante ell aiio les fueron dis
pensadas. Ell platillo obligado
del Thenksgivin day, ell cla-
sico turky, no falta en- min
guno de los hogares america
nos y los sacrificios de estas
(Pasa a la Pag 4a.)
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para 10 cual Sc iniciara una cru
zada por los Estados de Chihua-
hua y Sonora que estan en- poder
de los Selementos villistas y los
esfuerGos de los carrancistas Sc
dirijiran especialmente a apode
rarse de las aduanas fronterizas
cue existen en- los estados de que
hemos hecho menci6n antes.
Aver publicamos Ia nOticia de
que los Herrera han hecho irrup,
ci6n en- Sonora Y ESQ Sc considera
como ell principle del plan que Sc
pretende seguir. Sc dice que Ia
invasion del Estado de Chihua-
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En- Monterrey va d tener lugar
una junta de 10 mas notable
de los generates carrancistas, Sc
gun dice una noticia de Laredo
que acabamos de recibir.
Segda ella, a ESQ obedeci6 el via
je de Ricaut de que dimos cuenta
aver. La junta sera presidida
por Antonio l. Viparreal, el 60
bernador del EStado de Nuevo
Leon.
A 10 que parece Sc trata de
organizar Ia campana en- ell norte
de la RepGblica a fin de aislar a
Villa enteramente de la froltera,
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Zubaran y Lozano
esfan de acuerdo
Ell "PATRIOTISMO" De
LOS CARRANCISTAS.

El consul de Mexico en- Gal
weston, Sr. Antonio Lozano,
ha sentido ell mismO efuSlvO
sentimiento de gratitud que
sintiera Zubaran Capmany por
la evacuation del puerto de
Veracruz.
Con motive del dia del SAN
to de I'm hijito suyo, el Sr.
Lozano invite algunos ameri-
canos a una fiesta celebrada
con ese motive, Y a Ia hOra de
los brindis Sc expres6 en- los
siguientes terminus:
"Ahora que ell presidente
Wilson ha ordenado vOlunta-
Pasa a IA IA.
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Una parte de las tropas de Villa han entrado
Ia ciudad de Mexico
Estan listas las comuni-
caciones con G.. Juarez

Noticias procedentes de FL
Paso Texas, y recibidas aver
en- esta Ciudad, hacen saber
que una parte de las fuerzas
de Francisco Villa ha entrado
va a la Ciudad de Mexico y
que ell jefe chihuahuense per-
manece aun en- Tula, Hidalgo.
Aver mismo sali6 un tren,
ell primero despues de muchas
semanas, con rumbo a Ciudad
Juarez, habiendose sabido es-
to tan pronto como las comuni-
caciones ferrocarrileras y tele-
graficas fueron abiertas entire
ambas ciudades.
Pero sin duda que la noticia
mas importante de la misma
procedencia, y que por este
mismo ponemos en- cuarente-
ma, es la de que, segun dice
un informe Official de Villa,
Luis Caballero, ell general"
carrancista que Sc encuentra
posesionado de Tampico, ha
reconocido a la Convention, es
decir, que Sc ha puesto con to-
das las fuerzaS de su mando
al lado de Eulalio Gutierrez,
a quien hace POGO llamaba
"Rey de burlas."
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hua Sc lie confara a Hay y otros
generates.
Sc rumora que Ia guarnici6n de
Nuevo Laredo Sc encuentra divi.
dida pues unos son simpatizado-
res de Villa y otros de Carranza,
y el viaje de Ricaut, entire otras
cosas, lleva por objeto pedir re-
fuerzos considerables para domi-
mar la situaci6n en- un momento
dado, pues los carrancistas tie
zen especial empeno en- conser-
var esa plaza por considerable
muy importante para gu aproyi-
sionamiento de municiones,