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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26

. days. and respected their ability. have
I little patience with the rule anyway
{ They regard it as more or less hypo-
I critical. but II viii probably stand for
q long time 20 come And IT, is pretty
good rule for lot Of these heavy
footed. fat-witted big boys. as long as
the Hessrs. Sans are around
There are no more little or medium
sized black fighters OF any note re-
naming in the ring, but either Lang
I ford or McVey could probably give any
Of the current heavyWeiEhts n fine
FASTING That does not necessarily eN-
. clude Willard. Either OF the Sans
would give Jess = tussIa. Langford IS
q year older than The champion, but
comparison OF the fighting records Of
the two men makes Wizards ring ca
reer seem mighty Insignificant How
ever. Willard is so much bigger and
stronger than Langford that he would
very likely subdue the Nova Scotia
black in a long bout
LanSford has been fighting about IS
years McEey has been fighting y
years They nave met at least a dozen
times with varying results. OF late
YEATS they have been meeting Oftener
than before. for the very good reason
that there is no one else for them to
meet sam LanCford practically ruined
his white market forever when he
Oattened Gunboat Smith while sam
IcVey never did have much luck fish
ing for the hgnt-colored lads in this
country, although he used TO do pretty
well abroad
The Busy SamueIs.
The Sans nave staged over lou
rounds OF which we have any record
McVey won n 20 rouuder in Australia
on one occasion. but LanEfOrd came
back and beat him three straight.
finally winding up with q fourth in
" hicn Langford flattened his colleague
in % rounds. winning that particular
series Immediately afterwards, how
ever. McVey got q 20 round draw in
BisAane. and since then it has gone
first this way. and men that
They are both extremely difficult
gents, these two. extremely difficult.
They are q worthy pair TO make the
last stand Of the black brigade. As
men they class right up close
TO the best the race has ever produced
Some Of the greatest fighting authOri-
ties IL this country declare that o
leasl three blacks must be rated with ,
the greatest fighters OF all time
u cksOu. Dixon and Cans
Johnson hardly attzins that class. A. d
though he won the heavyweight cham
pioEship- He was a great defensive
fighter. but in the opinion Of those (
who have been III position TO judge /
the past and present not 70 be ranked 4
with the truly greats OF his race in all z
around ability Many even believe that |
LanGfOTd, AT his best. could have de- /
feeted the Galveston black and they /
also believe that McVey would have ]
him at Havana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
sTECKEsR EASILY OFT WHISTLES
HI SSANE. THE TT n

Lincoln. Neb-. Nov 26-It took Joe
Stec0er, Of DODGE City. Neb-. heavy
weight wrestler nine minutes TO retain
his claim TO the championship of the
world in his match Thursday afternoon
with IUssif Hussane. the Bulgarian
Turk
Stecker won the first fall in three
minutes with d scissors and bar lock
the second with . scissors and wrist
lock N five minutes.
Stecker had an advantage of three
pounds in weight At only one time
in the match was ne in any trouble, and
that for only . brief period
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
MRS. BUNDY WINS TENNIS
FROM MISS BJURSTEDT

Nav Sutton Buudy. former national
W0msu's tennis champion. defeated
Nolla Biurstedt. the present titleholder,
81 Ga. i'm a feature match OF an in
vitation tennis tournament. which
opened here Thursday
Miss Biurstedu won from Mrs Bundy
in an exhibition match recently in san
Francisco Miss F1orice Sutton. sister Of
Mrs Bundy. defeated Miss Mary Brown.
who won the national championship,
three times, O., 6-3. in an exhibiti0Dl
match
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
DOUGLAS OFFICERS To GET
ARNY-NANY GAVE REPOl

Douglas, AriZ.. Nov Eighteenth
infantry officers have made arrange
ments to get play-b y-play reports Of
the Army-Navy game Saturday over
a wire strung to the army dancing
Davilions- Officers Of Camp Douglas
viii gather there and their wives viii
serve tea Officers who played foot
ball at West Point viii work the game
out on a chart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26

Guns for Rent and repaired Allen
Ares and Cycle Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26

FEW YORK, Nov. 25--The cele-
N brated sam act. which was pre-
scented at Suffers Harlem river
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
CHAVEZ AND SMITH FIGHT
IN II

Colorado Springs. Colo Nov. 26.-
Bonnie Chavez, OF Trinidad. and Matry
Smith. of Racine Wis. battled Il
rounds 70 . draw at Ramona. Thurs
day The going was fast II was the
fifth time the men had met in the
ring, four previous fights having gone
20 a draw They weighed rs pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
SAN FRANCISCO TEAM
WINS sIN DAY BINE RACE

Chicago Ill. Nov. 26.-'The san Fran
cisco team. made up Of Percy Lawrence
and Willie Hanley. Won the six day
bicycle race which came TO a finish
here Thursday night They made 25S2
miles in the IA hours.
Thre other teams made the same
mileage. but the Berlin system of scor-
ing points the last hour awarded the
victory TO the san Francisco team.
The Ryan-ThOmas team was sec
Ond, WalthOur-W alker. third. and Nit
teu-Hanseu. fourth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26

SOCCER Caught on" all right at
Rio Grande park on Thursday
afternoon, when a good crowd saw
the game between the United Empire
club and the 10th infantry. It viii
not be long before the soccer games
draw as well IN the winter AS the
baseball in the summer.
I AMAR school holds the football
championship of the Grammar
Schools league, but the contest put
up in Thursday mornings game by
Bailey makes it evident that the
Lamars had to travel some" to land
on top.
FOOTBALL season Is officially
ended now. Turkey day" wound
up the regular schedule of all the
college teams but the Army-Navy
game on Saturday and a number Of
special games, notably by Syracuse
in the west, have yet to be played.
The dopesters will now be busy
figuring out champions
NEW MEXICO "Aggies" Will now
have to change their minds about
the southwestern championship,
which they have been claiming. as
the IS to o defeat by the University
of New Mexico makes It evident
that the Albuquerque team is there"
with some class.
T0NIGHT'S games in the Church
league basketball series at the
Y. N. c. A. gymnasium viii bring
the CalvaTy-HOustOn Square Bap-
fists against the Episcopahans while
the Third Presbyterians viii meet
the WestminsteTs in the second
game The first game starts at $3.50
o'clock.
WHEN Gilmore DObie's University
of Washington team closed its
eighth regular season without a de-
feat on Thursday, the coach handed
IN his resignation. Probably DObie
figures that the good luck can't con-
tinus forever and he wants to get out
before there is a landslide.
ROBBY WAUGH and Joe Mandot
couldn't engage in their sched-
uled 15-rOund bout at Shreveport on
Thanksgiving day because of weather
conditions but they promise to take
up the argument tonight All cities
can't have Fl Paso weather.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-26
Empire Club Beats Soldiers At Soccer
iii -:I!:- -:H:- -:u:- ill
Lamar Wins Game From Bailey School

tackle, Dieu. left end Slaughter. left
halfback; Brown (captaiul, fullback;
Palvado. right halfback- Harris, quar-
ter
Observation-Disclosures. LOTUS, umpire,
Reukauf. head liuesman, Fox
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
INJUNCTION AND ABATEMENT
LAW GETS INITIAL USE

The injunction and abatement law
was invoked for the first time yes
terday against houses at 536 N. Clark
St and 513 N. La Sale, which Mrs.
Metz, alias Mrs. Mary Smith, is &C
cused of running as immoral houses.
According to the petition of Sam1
P. Thrasher, sup't of the Committee
of Fifteen, who brought action
against the properties before Judge
Taylor, the properties are owned by
Thos. Holme, 2547 w. Jackson blvd,
and M. E. Brady, 231 E. Superior st.
The law provides that a house
found to be disorderly may be closed
with the state seal on the doors, so
that for the period Of year it may
not be occupied for any purpose.
Thrasher says he warned the own
ers of these houses three times be-
fore taking action. -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
MERELY COMMENT

Hurry up, folks! Just little over
two weeks more to make your New
Years resolutions.
Easy to make-and a blame sight
easier to break.
A lot of folks turn over page every
January first and then tear out the
page they turned, over.
Some folks ought to turn over a
whole book
We blush when we think of resoIu-
tons that some people in our little
OF windy town could make benefic-
tally.
Gosh, we hope the clothing hogs
see this!
Several prize fighters will do their
Christmas swatting early.
That's an item about a bout.
Aid. Kerner wants to know just
where Corporation Counsel Ettelson
stands on the fender question.
So do we, Corp. Come through!
To walk safely or to get run over
by an auto truck! That's the question
involved.
Lots of folks send presents to the
White House when some matrimo-
NAL affair is coming off just because
they want to get Gin right"
They are merely pull" presents.
Some that were sent to Wilson re-
Gently as wedding gifts had enough
pull to 'em to pull 'em right back
where they came from.
Wilson and his future Missus can't
see that sort of presents.
Well, Chicago is batting five hum
dred per cent. Lost the Democratic
and landed the Republic
can one.
It doesn't look as though they
would smear grease on turkey in the
old country at Christmas time.
And there won't be anV breaking
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
AGED KING OF SERBIA FLEEs TO
RoME-DoDGES CAPTURE

Rome, Dec. 16.-Aged King Peter
of Serbia, who was forced to flee
through Albanian mountains to es-
cape capture by Bulgarians, will ar
rive in Italy within few days from
Scutari.
> Royal villa at Caserta has been
placed at his disposal by King Victor
Emanuel. Preparations are also
being made to receive Montenegrin
royal family in case Austrians sue
coed in overrunning Montenegro.
Italian queen is the daughter of King
Nicholas of Montenegro.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-16
CONGRESS TO TACKLE REVENUE
LEGISLATION TODAY

Washington, Dec. 16.-Congress
opening clash on revenue legislation
was on today. Passage Of the reso-
luton extending emergency war"
taxes through 1916 was house pro-
gram.
Senate also reconyened today after
recess since Tuesday and planned to
pass the war tax resolution tomor-
row. -..... 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29

. portion lost on MonAay mt the at
ack broke down under the fire Of the
Germans. ,.5S@
Tho fight on the heights Of era
onne, mentioned yesterday, mas been
entirely successful for the Germans
The French were thrown out Of their
positions on the elevsted points west
Of Lacruite Fine and eest Of Hurte-
btse and were pushed TO the southern
slope. Several important French post
lions were stormed by the SaxOns
and B65 unwOunded French prisoners
taken, as well as eight machine guns,
one pioneer depot and much other ma
tsrtal. .-- -. II. v.
Southeast OF St. MihieI the Germans
took an important French position, tho
French making counter attacks without
success. - l.l
In the Vosges deep snow is i'm.
peding the movements Of troops.
1.-THE Russian attack northeast of
Gubinnen has made no progress. The
Russian losses in GONE places are
heavy 90 o., s, .a g.. 3.
There is no change IN the situation
IN Rolana-ihrreItn no7
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
Retired Capitalist Of Centennia
State Buys a $4,000 y
Home Here Y.

Henry Roger wolcott, capitalist, one
of the best known former residents Of
Colorado and brother Of the late
United States Senator Edward o, VOL
colt Of Colorado, has decided that Ho,
nolulu is the finest place in the world,
from scenic, climatic and, every other
condition that goes to making an ideal
place to live.
He came to this conclusion only after
he had travelled thousands of miles ip
search of just such place, and found
it out here in the middle of the Pa
ciic only a few weeks ago. "a.
Yesterday Mr.. Wolcott, who Is nearly
seventy years Of age, but halo and
hearty, closed deal by which he be-
comes owner Of the w. b. Craw home
in Waikiki. The deal was made
through the Trent Trust Company, Mr..
.Wolcott paying $l0,500 for the place.
He will assume possession at once, and
it is understood he will soon be Joined
BY his sister, Anna Louise Wolcott.
The two will make Honolulu their per.
mnanent home, said Mr.. Woleott this
week. "a tggt w
ri feel thaH there Is no place in
all the world where Nature has been
SO kind with her gifts as right here on
OAHU" he told q friend al few days
ago, "and that is why l am going ito
spend my remaining days here
Mr.. Wolcott was a member of the
Colorado State senate during the ses.
sions of 1873 and 1889, and served laA
president pro TEN. of the Colorado sen.
ate in 1850 He ,yvas tha Rem hliea n
candidate for Governor of Colorado
in 1893, He belongs to all the exciu-
siye clubs of Denver, as we'll as the
Lambs Club and other clubs of New
York, in addition to the New York
Yacht Club and other big Atlantic sea
board yacht clubs. M. \. Y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
Iallls lN Trial u
llA[NsIlRI!H squirt

tAssoeiated Prssa ~ FEDERAL wirslsss.)
NEW YORK; JANUARY 27.aHarry
Z. Thaw, under indietment insthis state
for escaping from AEatteawan Asylum
for the Criminal Insane: went 10 triai
today. He pleaded Innocent. his trial
vas set for February Is! = meanwhile
Fhaw wan remain In the Tonbs The
state has agreed mot to attempt 10
send him back 70 AEattoawanH uniess II
wins the verdict al ths trial me a.
torney general today terminated the
serviees Of william Travers jerome,
former district attorney, employed as
special counsel for the State In the pro-
ceedings to extradite Thaw from New
HAMPSHIRE. The attorney general in
terminating the arrangement with 10
rome. said that his duty was ably per-
formed when Thaw was returned TO
New York. The state win conduct the
trial without assistance. $685..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
Replies Received By Local Club
Indicate ThatiMany9Wil
e., Come This Year

Encouraging reports are being receiy-
ed by the insurance club of Hawaii
from insurance men throughout the Uni
ted States who have been invited by
the club to visit Honolulu ON the ocea-
sion of their coming TO the exposition
az San Francisco this year, or any other
time. H., g.. II, f1 n m
The promotion committee Of the In,
sufance club sent out several hundred
letters a few weeks ago telling, the ins
suranee men about Hawaii aud urging
them to come over and see it all. Zeno
Is. Myers il chairman Of this commit
tee. .'&' y.
. ttThe club is receiving many replies
to tho letters sent out by its PROMOTION
committee, said a local. Insurance. man
yesterday. "Many insurance men who
are planning a trip to the coast OK.
press themselves as hopeful that they
can arrange their plans to extend the
Journey to Honolulu, We have learned
that several agents from the States
plan TO visit here with their families
during the coming month. II will be
after the meeting of the Worlds In.
surance Congress at San Francisco next
October, however, that we look for the
big crowd to come. Insurance people
as q class are persons of means who can
well afford to travel and the question II
the additional expense necessary. to
trip to Honolulu will not keep them
from coming"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
FIBE DEPAHTNfN1
GEITs 4 hEN''sIIE
City Signs Quit Claim Deed TO
vaIuabie smlthiShee
Property

A quit ciaim deed on the pnrt OF
the Honolulu Ere department, through
Chief Q. II. Tharston. was given TO the
Territory of Hawaii yesterday morn
ing, by which the IRE department sur
renders ell right title on claim to a
lot IN Smith street, between Beretania
and Puhhi The department was hold,
ing this lot pending the time when the
city would be hi position TO erect 4
FIRE house thereon and provide better
fire protection TO a section Of the city
where the FIRE risk Is heavy. Ii de.
vel6ped, however, that there was a
elond 10 the title to the land, brought
about BY some technical oversight made
when IL was thought the property was
decided over to the city, y RI
Land Comnissiohef Tucker had pro.
ceeded rs far as TO have an upset price
placed on the valuable lot and had I'D.
vertised that IL woalld be. sold at public
auction. Fire Chief Thdfstop ,immedi.
ately got bnsy, claimed title to the
property for the city, and hisl activity
resulted in having the sale held mp. !
Chief Thdfsbon Says Nay ..J I,
Since then Chiei Thprston, with mem.
bers Of the board of snpefvisors, has
been negotiating with GovsrnnF Pink
ham, with the result that Yesterday
the, quit claim deed was signed and
the FIRE department in return will get
title from the Territory TO, p far more
desirable and valpahle piece Of prop,
erty on the Waikiki side Of ManDaiea
street, between Ring and Queen streets,
In addition to the lot being sltFger, IL
is far more strategieally lDeatea tnan
the Smith street property for fire
house. =. ~ q, (, n S ~.
Affords Double Protection I.
{ & rs hut a short distance from the
waterfront, and Gre house there
would, in addition to being in the
heart Of the fire risk section, also az.
ford protection to the entire water
front section, .5l
Ii is understood that Fire Chief
Thurston is now planning with the
supervisors with view Of seEuripe
more equipment for the present de-
partment, thus increasing it to fun
efficiency. Once this is accomplished
1t is not unlikely that the city will
authorize the establishing of fire
house on the Mannakea street lot which
passed into Honoluiu's control yester.
day. Ia. Xxx
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
TNBT|N[ HOMES
CHANGE HANDS.
Old Cooper Mansion In Manoa
Valley Becomes Property Of
Charles 4. Frazier

Papers were sikhsd yestefday by
which Miss. ApnasMi Paris becomes the
owner Of the home Of DIR, II. 4. Not.
tage IN Kaimuki The sale was made
through the Trent Trust Company. 1t
$500. b
Miss Paris recently returned from
Paris, where she had lived for some
time, Doctor Nottage and wife, il is
understood, are planning to leave soon
for EuFepe, where 'Dostot NottRge viii
engage in study. ~, y.
Another deal Of much Importance
concluded through the Trent Trust
Company was the sale Of the Henry r.
Cooper mansion in, Manoa Valley 70
Charles r. Frazier. The price Is re.
ported TO have been $4,000.
The Cooper home, during the days Of
the monarchy and aftsfward, was the
scene Of many Of the big social fu1c-
tions Of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
RDDkfEE[EERS
.PA|D MAN TO
G0EOR STRIKE
IN G0L0|R|ADI0
Hired Press Agent Of Standard
ION Mavhates Admits That !
Fis Did Work
Accounts Mailed From Denver TO
congressman Were Written ?
Ii Pennsylvania
Assoelatsd Prsss 81 Fsderai wlfeisss.l

tAssociated Press By Federal wifoisssl
MI NV. YORK, january 2s.-- Dis
IN gtelosufes made yesterday re
garding the recent pnblicity
campaign which purported TO set forth
the fscfs IN the ooloraao mins strike
region nave put an entirely different
aspect upon the situation and brought
fcffh bic devslopnehts siii.F
EAs the .fesnltNof these disclosures
thatRockefeilers have reccnsidersd their
reeusai - act in the matter. ;ss they
aniisuncsd when frst approached upon
theisubject by President Wilson. VINO
asked them 70 use thsir eforts 70 ssts
tiestths trouble when IT. twas at its
hsight. -FRa n
OF PRESS AGENT
Thstpths recent published accounts
Of tho sitnation In the Colorado coal
fietds were the work Of q hired press
agent, was the statement made yester-
day by I. L. Lee, who said he. per-
formed this work. VT
,IIs In q member Of the personal star
OF. j.. y. Rockefeller ST., and. is also
the press agent for the Pennsyivania
Rziirokd. T-The senior R6ckefeIler ar,
ranged win the prssidsns Of che rail-.
ROAD 10 obtsin Ees's services TO make
pl1l,lid IRA meta REGARDING aha sitra-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
Record for Week FAILS Belowthe
! Average Value Agsre-
'fgates s7,4os

+ An average Of about one permit per
day was issued by the building inspec.
tor during the week ending yesterday.
Eight were isstied calling for total
expenditure of 4 $T4D6. None Of the
structnres proposed IS Of pretentioas
The csthdIie Mission secured 1 Der.
init to erect a small church in Hawai-.
ahao street near Ward. The cost win
De e440,r aecerding 40 the -estimate Of
the River Mil Company, which. will
do the work.
KamehaTiehA school van erect a
training shopaof two rooms In King
street near 'Kalihi road. The cost wiz
oe 1850, ~, =
Other permits were granted as fol
lows:
, M. shintani, two cottages OF three
rooms each in Coral street, opposite
atkinson park. to cost q total OF $3.50
i! Nakamura has this contract.
!, Feed room valued az $206 I'd be erect
ed by J. H.ysWilson. In tIlaniwaf street
between, Cooke and Ward streets.
1 Mrs. c., N, Arnold. four-room resi-
depce id Leah street near Seventh ave.
nue. TO- cost $ii26.s y, Kobayashi is the
contFact0r. ~ M a;a q
q. w Quinn, small brick strueturs
on saloon property, Hotel and Nunanu
street, TO cost $3.50. n y n
NJ. Ferfeifa, Mokauea road, six,room
house to eost $s00.p R,aW. Merlin has
this contract. ~ s I
DIR, L. Casper, Punchbowl near Vine
yard, seven-foom house to cost $1,000
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
MIKES BlG !.
y: !. LOAN TO ROuNAAIA.

% tAssOeiAtsd Press By Federal wirslsssJ .
q. london. January 2s.-The Rouma-
tuian hssOtiations for q loans here for
the purpose Of financing military pur-
chasea IN the United states. have been
successful. according to an announce
ment made yesterday. i
The Bank Of England, It is stated,
asiagresd TO advance TO the Bank Of
Roumania, on The. security Of Rouma.
inianl treasury notes five million pounds
STERLING. w
Roumanian agents are understood to
be- now In the United States placing
largo orders for war supplies.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
tA.sas,a..d Pros. BY rsd.I.i wireless,

CAIRO, January 81. IA British sea
plane has discofered Turkish troops
near Birmarhardad and dropped bombs
on them, INJECTING Considerable losses.
Great military activity Is taking place
in tho vicinity Of the Suez canal,
which Is heavily guarded against POSI-
bic attack, by the MosIems. A small
Turkish advance guard was encounter.
ed yesterday east Of Ell Ksntara. Large
bodies Of troops are also reported at
three other points east Of the canal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
CABRINlt SOON tMAf
REGAIN MEnGG CITY
tAssoc iased Press By Federal wireless. /,

SAssociatea Press ~ Federal WireleSs3
WARRINGTON, January 2s.--Ad-
vices from Mexico city last night say
that before removing the seat Of his
yoysrnmsnt TO cuernayaca. Proviaonal
,Presidont Cara announced to the Ma
tionai Convention, which elevated him
20 the once he holds, that the lincoln
'petency of zapata's army would cause
the ilstional capital to soon fan into
carranza,s hands unless another com
'mandsr was appointed for the army Of
the south" ta !.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-01-29
NO DISTURBANCE AT I 7. Z.
.w g,ftsS FUNERAL. OF N0RIEL
tAssociated Press By Federal wirelessl

IAssociated Press ~ FEDERAL WireIessI
: MANILA, January ~. - General
Noriel, the filipino insurrecto who was
hanged yesterday, was buried today.
There was no disturbance at the fu,
neral, which was quietly carried out.
Demonstrations had been expected,
owing TO she recent Filipino troubles
and NOriel's popularity, with certain
elements. I h. s. 5..A q.