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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
Camden and Vicinity

Mrs John F. Starr left Thursday eve
ming for Toledo, Ohio. where she viii
visit relatives until November.
Mrs. Benjamin Boyer returned on Wed-
nesday from visit to relatives IN Vir-
ginia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
Germantown

Mrs. Laning Harvey of Wilkes Barre,
is spending several days here making a
tour of the shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood WINS, of 1923
Pulaski avenue, have returned to their
home, after spending the summer at their
cottage in Ventnor
Mrs. Moorhead and her daughter. Miss
Clara Moorhead. of 243 School lane. have
closed their cottage at Camden, Me-, and
have opened their house for the winter.
The Germantown Choral Society re
sumed its regular meetings last week
The rehearsals will take place as usua
on Tuesday evenings in the lecture room
of the Carnegie Library
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09

At the meeting Of the Kings Daughters
of the Fourth Reformed Church, on
Manayunk avenue, ON Friday night, Miss
Eva Simonton gave an illustrated talk on
her trip to the two expositions I'm Cali
fornia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09

Captain A. w. Given and his daughter
Miss Fannie Given have closed their
cottage at Ocean City and have returned
to their winter home in RoXborough.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
Roxborough

Mrs James L. Haines, of 4l2 Delmar
street, entertained at cards and tea on
Tuesday afternoon. Among those present
were Miss Elizabeth McCaulley, Miss
Maud Dill, Miss Lydia Parker, Miss Jane
Rodgers and Miss Ethel Humphreys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
CENTRAL EDUCATIONAL INsTIruTp
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
EVening-Term just Starffns

W cHEMIsTRY-Four years. Include,
Y. General and Analytical ChenoistrS,
NJ Physics and Mathematics Opnortyy'
W. nlty ls given for specialization IN iron
n ana steel, paints and varnish. dyeInp
- preaching and other Industrial lines
A other technical courses:-Princini..
1921 Architectural Drawing. Estimati55yy' EtIiGal5y'
Arch aTShlteetqrsi cdSIsss Engineering 100 other
Street oTStoTy ana drausbtiDr Sni,ss roo for lab
Positions secured. Send for eataIoS
stating your interest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
LTPscHUTz- POLAND.

lfSCHUTZ-POLAND.
The marriage of Miss Esther Poland.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Poland.
OF 300 Euclid avenue, to Mr. Barnett
Lipschutz will be solemnized tomorrow
night In Metropolitan Hall. which will
De decorated with profusion OF palms,
ferns and pink and white dahlias, asters
ana chrysanthemums. The ceremony viii
be performed by Rabbi Harris. Mr.. Po-
land viii give his daughter In marriage.
Miss Henrietta Poland will attend her
sister as maid Of honor. The brides
maids will be Miss Sylvia Lipschutz,
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Henrietta
r. Poland, cousin of the bride; Miss
Jennie Greenetz, Miss Rose Kaplan and
MISS Katharine Kaplan. Mr.. Lipschuta
Will have for his best man Mr. William
Berger, and for ushers Mr. Milton l.
GreenetI, Mr.. Maurice Eddleman Mr.
Abraham Tellicoff. Mr.. DavidsH. Kaplan
and Mr.. David Kaplan. The ceremony
VIII be followed by a dinner and recep-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Lipschutz will leave
on an extended tour, and upon their re-
turn will live in Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09

be Miss Mary Carroll Hodge. Mrs L. Cas-
par Wister and Mrs. Aubrey Huston,
Miss Helen Gosling, Miss Elizabeth Jack
son OF Boston; Miss Margaret Denniston.
Miss Edith Gorham and Miss Dorothy
Ballantyne, OF Detroit Mich, and Mrs.
-. English Dallam, Jr The best man will
be Mr.. Walter Wadson. OF Bermuda, and
the ushers will include Mr.. Gerard Con-
yers and Mr.. Charles Gosllng, OF Ber-
muda; Mr. Raymond Harvey. Mr Eldon
Harvey and Mr.. Lau, Of New York; Mr.
Lloyd Pension Jones, Mr.. Edwin oinev
Jones, OF Germantown, brothers OF the
bride. and Mr.. ID. English Dallam, Jr.,
also of Germantown.
AFTER an extended wedding Journey.
MT and Mrs. Gosling will live in Ber-
muda.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09
A GOOD SCHOOL

for you. Established 80 years. Benn Pitman
Shorthand Double Entry Bookkeeping. Touch
Typewrlting. teachers. Palmer Method PEN
manship: Day and night sessions. Now open.
Send for catalog now.
PALMER BUSINESS SCHOOL
Maroantlle library Bldg 10th ahnYa Cheatrr,A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-10-09

The debutante affairs for Tuesday will
',.siude a tea. at which Mr.. and Mrs, j.
putherford McAllister win introduce
tss,r daughter, Miss Martha Thornton
ss.Aiiister. on that day also the we'd
s,as of Miss Harriet Clay Leaf and MIR.
George Upton Favorite will take place
n 81. Marks Church.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
Many Big Wells Last Week

lhNl N'fh w lnt ' uSnlnK IlelO ana one
big gas we'll The smallest well ~ the
week IN the big field was an SObarrel
pumper, while the largest came IN for
1000 barrels per day. However, the
average per well for the week was
higher than In many weeks. being
l.Ili barrels. Heretofore wells have
been averaging less than thousand
barrels per day when completed
The total Of new production for the
week was 22.0IO barrels. The big
PRODUCTION came from couple Of deep
sand wells In section 1887 and that
prolific corner ~ the north field In
section 4. Seven Of the II wells com.
plcled started Off at less than five
hundred barrels each, one for less than
one hundred barrels (belng an s0bar-
rel pumpcrl, aud three only came In
for 100 barrels.
The competitions m reported for the
week follow: Mc-Man on company 4
Thomas Conner ~ IN section I-ls.T.
No. l, making 100 barrels after a 25.
quart shot No >, showing for Il 100
barrel pumper; No 3. 100 barrels
natural: ana No, 4 made 2.4OO bar
rels the first u hours. The Carter
OH companys No. 4 on the Manuel
section I.lS-I, Is good for 1900 bar
rels and No. IL for 1900 barrels b.
b. Jones No 10 on the Sarah Rector.
section 51S-7, made $50 barrels the
first day The Gem OH company's
No. 10 on the Tommy Atkins, section
5-lS-I, Is good for 100 barrels
Gunebcrg 4 Foremans No. 8 on the
Mollie Jones, section 6.lS-7, II good
for 500 barrels. The Prairie on 4
Gas Company's No. on the Louis
Francis, section 9.ls-7. ls good for
320 barrels In the Tucker sand, being
dry In the Bartlesville. The Produc.
ers OH company's No 10 on the Harjo,
section 0.lS-7 Is good for 900 barrels.
The Katy OH cOmpanys No. 10, on the
y. Long section 91s.7, ia only an 8
barrel pumper The Minnehoma on
company's No, 4, on the Lete Kolyin
section 1881 Ia good for 1,0OO bar,
rels The Mc.Man on company's No
ls on the Emma Coker section 1887
Is making 1000 barrels. The Mid-CC
Petroleum company's No s on the
Fixico section 17-is-T, is good for 1900
barrels In the deep sand. The McMan
No. IL ON the vida NJ. Way section
l1-lS-1, made 3,s40 barrels the first
"a hours In the deep pay. The Mil
oil Gas companys No. 0 on N,
Joseph Cole section 1911 made l..
$50 barrels the first day; the only
completion reported from the soutl
end OF the field. The Prairie OH 4
Gas company's No. on the Isaa,
Wacoche section 20-lS-1, has been shu,
In for n 20,O000O0- foot gasser.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

tlon with the oklahoma Geological
Survey, Is giving similar information
to the public, but Il also points out
the favorable localities for drilling. II
gives the oil pr0'pector valuable sug.
Festions for operating In an untried
territory and puts Into the hands Of
the scientist mass of valuable geo.
logic observations on the Permlan
"rcd beds gathered during study
Of the territory
The region discussed embraces
about two hundred and seventy square
miles IN southern Oklahoma, bounded
on the south by Red river and on the
north and east by the branch uf the
ChIpgo RUck lslnnd 4 Pacific rll
way which passes through Temple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
CALLING FOR CATTLE
America Has Been ASKED to Replenlsh
European BlOOded Herds Which
Have been Decimatcd by War

CHICAGO July o. America has
been called upon To repleuish Eu.
ropes stock Of hlooded cattle, II was
announced today by the National
Dairy Council. which made public
plans for exporting stock Mt the close
NJ the war English Guernsey cows
win be shipped to England, Dutch
Friesuls to Holland md Jersey cat.
tie 10 the lslr Of Jersey
The National Dairy Council, an or.
gauizntlon comprising the twenty-five
branches " the American Dairy In
duStry will open permanent hend.
quarters here and conduct campaigns
for the future prevention of cattle
plaques.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

means that all the sublessees Of the
Indian Territory Illuminating on com
pony are limited to 4.so0 acres. but
n the department, or rather the Sec
retary u the interior, sees M to lease
the remaining tl0.O0o arr~ 10 t-ss
mAn or one corporation. what IL 10
prevent him from doing ny suppose
Col Tim Spellacy and Uncle Doe
Cullinan, after the expiration " In
lease should 40 to Washington with
proposition 10 lease the i30,OO0 acres
In a bunch and the secretary should
feel disposed to grant the request 81
his old frIclid and erfdwhile SPECIAL
ambassador a. thr Osaees, 4 lhsxs
any possible way 10 step hint
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

just beginning Ia dawn on producers
interested In properties M there. aud
II il such nice little innocent look.
Ing little, unadurped little Joker that
II would get 10y almost anybody.
In the resolution prepared 10y the
secretary VI the interior aud jammed
down the thrnats uf the Usage cOun.
ell, after limiting all acreage to hc de.
veloped or operated 10y the present
suhlessees " the Indian Territory II.
mminutng OH company To iSOO acres
this uc,urs The remaining la0UOO
arres to he leased ut such times and
under such rules aud regulations as
many hr prescribed hy the secretary
~ the interior"
Reduced to plain language that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
SHR|NERS OUT
ON BIG ]UNKET
Best Train Ever Run Out OF State
VIII Carry Them Into
California
TWENTY-ONE DAYS ON JOURNEY

Thuuands uf people will be inform
eel during The next two weeks that
Oklahoma city Is on the map. The
information VIII be- spread broadcast
by the Shriurrs ~ this city. who will
leave here mt 80 o'clock Monday
night on the Rock Island for II long
journey through the northern part or
the United States, up into Canada,
then buch into the northwest and
Finally lU Seattle, where the imperial
Council viii meet July ~, II and 10.
There are 1853 reservations on the
Shrine ,prrinl train aud the travellers
viii be- accompanied by the lndIn
The train win be- uudrr the personal
supervision Of MOBILES n s. Pebbles and
Jack Emcrich II is provided with
Nu dining clrs ana II pHrlOr eur, Il
buffet, bathroom md harhrr shop II
j, -nil 10 he The best equipped train
that ever lrft the state NrrltHbIr
palace uu wheels Among the notB
hl,- nn the train viii be- Imperial cap
TAIN uf the Guurd Jack Jones poten.
tate q. \ Paul Representative. Judge
George ". tlurk aud T.. q. Brwlcy
Shrine Band Il Great
Seventeen cities having Shrine ten.
pies will be- visited by the travellers
un the way 10 san Francisco aud at
each plnuc the ShrIucrs ~ this city
win be- entertained aIl the cities along
the lin" having expressed II desire lO
urrr the men from this city The
Shriurr~ will bc gone twenty one days
aud Willie IN California viii visit the
exposition at San Diego ~ we'll ~ thnt
nj san Francisco
The Shrur hnud accompanying the
train is composed entirely Of Shriners
mp of rrw Snch organizations in
HE United State, Indln patrol will
also be- very noticeable throughout the
journey II Is distinguished hy II spc.
rnl hradgrnr the only patrol that
wears green Both the baud and pa
frol have been purtirlug nud drilling
until they are perfect aud viii ou this
occasion as IN the past. receive the
glad hand IN nil the pnudo- Tor there
Is nothing In the country thnl eNcrls
them
Come Bacl, July &c
The transportation committee hn,
done great work In making prcpnra.
tiuns fur the journey and every ar
mngumcnt has been completed. The
reservations were al taken and II
number NJ applications were returned
a. there we're no more uccummuda
tiuns
The ShrinrrS win visit Kansas city
Drs Mnincs. st. Paul. winnipeg Cab
gary Vancouver semitic and Port
land before arriving AZ San francisco.
The train will arrive nt San Francis.
20 0n July Il and hotel reservations
have been made for the Shrlners In
That city The party will leave san
Francisco July ~ and stop ut Los An.
gnlr, the next day The visit to the
san Diego Exposition will he made
July 92. ON the return trip the
travellers will come back 10y way NJ
Salt Lake city and Denver stops
win hr made NJ cach place The train
viii arrive home on July % at 10
u.rlock IN the evening
The Shriners will take nm active
mart In the celebration " Oklahoma
DAY NJ the san Francisco fair The
band will give two concerts and the
patrol drill exhibitions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
Mhere Not 70 Drill

In the early days II the oil industry
one geclogist made his reputation and
proved his services 10 be Invaluable
10 his company by telling the opera
tors merely where not 20 drill. In n
recent publication Of the United States
Geological Survey, bulletin G02. en-.
Titled "Anticlinal structure In parts OF
cotton and Jefferson counties Okln.
iona, ny Garrett n Wegembm. the
Federal Survey, working In co-opera
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

Striped silks, checked silks. plain
taftetas, wool poplin. shepherd checks
and fine serge In new pleated and
shlrred styles, three tier effects aud
other new models.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

Hastings, Waurika, Sugden aud Ryan.
II was examined by Mr. Wegemann
during the summer aud autumn Of
1913.
The geological survey does not NJ
course. promise that oil or gus will he
found nj any point In this mexplored
area. Only the drill can answer this
question. for the occurrence Of oil ls
controlled hy several factors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05

notable disapproval was that Of the
Deyonlan stuff to the Roxana. over
five hundred departmental oil leases
In Oklahoma have been approved by
the department In the past week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
Joker In Usage Ruling

Tulsa World; Though II has been
suspected from the beginning thnt
there was Joker somewhere ln the
new rules aad regulations fof The re-
neWal NJ the leases IN the Usage the
exact place where Il was located Isl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
Explosion At Texas Reflnorr

Two men were slightly injured IN
an explosion Of small pocket OF gas
at the Texas company's refinery nj
West Tulsa, Friday afternoon The
men were working near gas line at
the refinery, which was leaklng. In
some manner the escaping gus became
lgnlted and exploded burning Ezra
Hall and G. A. Acotf slightly about the
arms and face Both men were re.
moved to their homes after being
given emergency treatment at the
plant.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-05
All Watching Washington

on men all over the field have their
eyes fixed on Washington from where.
II Is hoped. will come some sort Of
rational decision with respect to the
l'ryonlan RUNnna oil sale, which was
CoHsumHtrd several weeks ago for ap-
pruNimalely two million dollars, and
which has Hll but been inyalldHted by
the arbitrary ruling Of the interior de.
rarlment that the RoNann company.
which is Il subsidiary Of the Royal
Dutch-shell must furnish the depart.
mrIlt IN affidavit from each of It's
stockholders that the acquisition ~
the DcyOnIHn company property would
not bring the Indian land holdings Of
any one Of them beyond the I.SO0-acre
llmit lnnsmuCh as the HONRnA stock
holders run into the thousands aud
are located IN every section OF the
earth this was quite impossible and
II looked IN IN every section " the
earth this was quite impossible and II
locked NJ II the deal was Of
The department was urged 10 re-
consider aud be- reasonabl II was
pointed out that NIL ~ the RoIsna
stockholders were citizens Of other
countries nt least vast majority ~
them and that probably not one was
interested In an acre Of Indian land
In the United States other thsp was
comprrhrnded In the Deyonlan pkoper.
ty
II Is the decision on this point that
X anylously awaited. aud that is PN.
prclrd 10 be- promulgated tomorrow
The general interest arises out of the
fact that II the Devonian. RONana sale
goes through the Rorana people will
build another pipe line tn the gulf
aud another pipe line II an acQuisi-
tIon that interests all producers.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
,ACLOVIC
Niene de la Pag ia.)

ne tiene Francisco Villa de reurrr
IN AguascalienteS el mayor numcTo
'En hombres para cOmbatir a Obrr-
oan Y poder derrOtarIO, que es u
prop6SiiO.
Para Santiago PapasquiarO sa!i6
aver FL general peirOnilo Herman
drz. quicn a pcsar de que no sc
~rncucnlra del TODD restableci o
d, la hcrida que sufri6 hace tiem-O
al cOmbatir a los hermanos Arrir /,
ha tenidO que rcgreSar a la cita a
poblacidn para hacarse cargo &c
las cscaSaS fucrLas que han qu"-
lado ALI para rechazar los ataqr IS
he los a~rrictiStas, hacienda campGIa
d,fensiva micntras las fuerzaS Clle
han SidO cnviadas a AsuascaIirl-
les pucdcn regresar a este Estadc.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
information general
Medina esta suprimien-
do las oficinas que
considera ---Cc-
sarias
ESTO CAUSA DISGUSTO ENTIRE
LOS INDIVIDUOS QUE ESTABAN
~ACOSTUMBRADOS A VIVIR
DEL PRESUPUESTO.
Correspondence especial para la PRENS.

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENs
TORREON, Mayo 10.-El nuevo J
fe de las armas, general Juan n. Mo
dina, esta reSueIto a suprimir tOda
las oficinas que considera inneces;
rias Y que fueron creadas con el sol
objeto de ayudar a gran numero d
individuos que GUSTAV de vivir a co.
ia del presupuesto.
Medina, de acuerdo con ell Pres.
dente Municipal Andres Farias, ST
PRIMO va, como informe, Ia oficin
inspec IRA del concrete, y ahora Re
solyi6 suprimir la J~efatura de Ha
cienda e~stablecida en- esta ciudad, !
lue sera substituida por una secciC.
lue Sc establecera en- el Quartet &c
neral con las mismas atribuciones d
r~eyisar las operaciones ]financiera
lie la comandancia militar y sus dc
pendencias.
La Suppression de las citadas oficine
ha sido NAL recibida por los indiv.
Iuos que en- elias cstaban ocupadas
oues ahora tendran que buscar tr2
Jaio para hacer frente a las nece.
ladies' de la vida.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
Sc ~suspendio ell trsfico
de trenes entire Gu
dad Juarez y A.
guascalientes
Sc DA COMO MOTIVo LA NIECE /.
DAD DE DEAR EXPEDlTAS
LAS WAS PARA LOS IRE
MES MILITARES.
,rrespOndencia especial para Ia PEENiL.

'rreSpOndencia especial para la PRENii
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo l0.-Co-
mnican de Torre6r, que por acueId 20
.'idad que tiene Villa de dejar exc
aver el trafico de trenes de pa!l-
o entire aquella ciudad y Aguls-
.lientes y la vecina de Juarez. rs
cir, que nj para el Sur nj para Il
orte correran trenes de pasajer.s,
gsta que 10 ordene nuevamente Il
.fe de las operaciones contra los en-
ancistas.
Sc da como motive para la suspect
IN del trafico ferrocarriiero de. j.
ado al servicio de pasajeros, la ne
sidad que tiene Villa de dejar exI.-
itas las Was ferreas para hacer "a
.os movimientos militares que Sc q
.cionan con la campana que dir e
lila al Sur de la ciudad de Aguas-a-
enteS.
Cuando Sc supo en- esta ciudad cue
'er quedaba s~uspendido ell trafico
tire c.. Juerez y Torre0n, empezar1n
CORE diverSos rumores sobre Ia
2usa de la suspension de dicho ia
%. Uno de los rumores que con mis-
.sistencia circulo en- cast todos los
los de reunion, fue ell de que los
Observation-Disclosures habian corta o
> via ferrea entire Juarez y Chihua-
Ia y que a este Sc debia la suspect
on del trafico; pero parece que a
'erdadera causa es la que dejo apUn-
.rda primerO.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
81 ESTA DESARR0LLAND0 IN
TERRIBLE COMBATE EN LOS
DARDANELOS.

LONDRES, Mayo i0.-LOs aliaCos
han tornado Ia OfcnSiva a TODD 10
largo de los DarIanelOs en- doTde
los lurcos hansc hechO fuertc: y
cOntra-alacando con gran puja7 "a,
pero con rcsuItadOs hasta la fCriIa
negatives. COnficsan los pri.iD-
ucrOS hcchOs, que un reGlmIrnto
complete fuG aniQuiladO pOr el nj
trido Y mOrtifcro fuego de la ar
liberia aiiada.
Las fuerzas turcas aVanzan ha-
cia Maghran habiendO atacadO a
las tropas aliadas en- TODD ell ira
veto Y en- Kritsia., siendO r. Ia
zados en- tOda SUI Inca, teni rdO
mas de 1900 baias EN- el menciClG 10
ataquc que Sc lIev6 a efectO Ell mar
les duranle TODD cl dia, sienGo a
Ultima bora refOrzadOs los tur-
COS.
Las fuerzas aliadas enardeci as
q incansables cOntfnuaron aLacal-
do con bravura inusitada, y pr1-
gresandO hacia el interior, hab-' l.
do capturadO las p]Osiciones de 2? IN
aIcance estrat6gicO de aquellos.
Los aviadOres d~eStruyer0n var os
lransportes turcOs asi como las ( r.
tificaciOncs de Gstos en- los al e.
dolores de ~Panorames, destruy n
do el puente que cruzaba el }.
La artilleria aIiada ha descent r.
cado al Sureste de Esmirna,, coo e.
rsndo con ella la infanteria DE- la
raisma nacionalidad, continue do
ell avance emprendido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
La guarnici6n de PaIo-
mas fue atacada por
una partida de &C.,
lorados"
LA GENIE DEL GENERAL JOSE
INES SALAZAR Sc APODERO
DE LA CITADA PLAZA
FRONTERiZA.
Correspondence especial para La PRENsA.

correspondence especial para La PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo 9.-Un pc
ri6dicO local da, a grandes titulos, la
ncticia de que la plaza de Palomas,
situada a dieaiocho leguas de Ciudad
.Juarez, cayo en- poder de una partida
de ~'colorados" al mando de Manuel
Gutierrez. que tiene el grade de coro-
mel entire los Observation-Disclosures.
La guarnici6n vilista de Palomas
estaba compuesta de solo VENTURES
hombres al mando de Manuel Gardea,
quien a pesar de haberse d~efendido
yalientemente, fuc al fin arrOllado
por los Glen hombres que componian
Ia partida de los 'colorados' y los
cayeron repeitinamente sobre
los escasos d~efnsores de 'Palomas."
Sc cree que Gardea haya sido
muerto por los contrarrevoluciona-
rios, pues ninguna noticia Sc tiene de
cue Sc haya salvado.
Aplausos al general Huerta.
Anoche Sc eXhibio en- IN salon cine
matografico de esta ciudad Il Pc
Quena pelicuIa que representa- e!
del general Huerta al puerto
lie Nueva York.
Tn publico numeroso asisti0 al sa
lon cinematografico a que me refie-
70, Y al aparecer en- Ia pantalla Ia fl
-ura del eXpresidente, Sc escucharol
antusiastas aplauSos.
FL CORRESPONSAL