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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
YALE-HARVARD OFFICIALS

NEW HAVEN. September 27.-Ofri-
.l'iS i"r IN" two chief gridirou con-
,'SiS tor the season, the Yalc-IIarvard
ana the falc-i'rinccton events. have
neon announced by Manager Olsen, OF
'hc Val" team. Most OF the officials
"h" c"nnuctcd tho Correspondinc two
games last season will supervise tho
l'l; p1cOunt"rS
For tho Harvard ramc Nathan
y luis tfnwn University. will ref
cree: David Fulty, also OF Brown. will
u,nnir"; William y Moricc. University
OF Pennsylvania. wiz act as head lines
man: and Or. Carl Williams. Cnivcrsitv
oi PENNSYLVANIA. Will serve rs field
judge
TUFTS also has been chosen referee of
m" Nale-Irinc"tOn match. as last year.
br Williams will he umpire Emory :.
l.Hnd. Of AnnanoliS. n gradual" of tho
Mn ssachusctts Institute ~ Technology.
WV -" lincsman. and Fulta viii he
ICiG i,Idcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
\ METRIC y.
Ari0S Al.
SMALL CROWDS CAUSE
CANCELLATION OF GAMES

CHARLOTTE. y. G, September II
After Newport News had broken :,
~ tie with a rum ana Charlotte had
one run in its half Of the eleventh in
hing' Umpire Blackburn called the in i.
terstate series game here this after
noon on account Of darkness. the scor.
reNertinS To the tie Of the preceding
inning Charlotte tied the score i'm The
hinth and again in the tenth inning
WIN sensational batting rallies.
Manager fayno, Of Newport News
announced Tonight that on account OF
lho poor attendance. which had char
aCteri%cd tn" three games played here,
nc series would not be concluded.
VI no six games played the vir-
.,,h'hhS won three. In the event of 3,
Nnhri"tte victory this afternoon the de-
ciSiEe contest was 20 have takc, nl,co
III Hr"cnSh"r" on Thursday. The New
poit News club returned homo tonight
score by innings: !, D. T.,
Nrwh"ri News OF eoo000l-4 - /
UI!o''c ..,..2 oo000lI-4 Is .
batteries: Gardiner ana Lake: Cor,
''aSton and Manchester
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CHURCH TEAM PLAYS
POST SEASON CONTEST

nc first Baptist sunday school
nhScphi team, Of the Athletic League
VII play Il roSt-scason game with IN,
r.hSt End BAPTIST Church team. of the
HuhnaE school League, at Byrd Park
Oh saturday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock
First Baptist Will have it's old Irn.
W, IN the field gain. Fclthouse ana
"lI chl having. recovered from recent
sicNness"s and being able to pIav ono,
,""'e rs East End BAPTIST Church
mas strong aggregation. the game
fought "''"
Following is the lineup Of the rirs,
haptiS; team: DickcrsonA center field:
lesson. second base; Fclthousc. short
STOP; stout. catcher: Asher first base.
,'amm"n third base; IIcckc. left field:
YVES Fisht h"ld: Mariconi or Bender.
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Virginia Discovers
Crack NelO layers
White 10 Play Quarter Agan,st
Dauidson---Ne,u Man Scores
for Scrub Team.
I;speGia!! ALI, :, The Times Dispatch.

CHARLOTTE SNlIl.E. VA. Srptcm
hcr 21.-N ircinia's scrlmmaEc to-day
tho first OF the week, brought to light
tho presence of two crack players
neither OF whom, however. is eligible
Tor this years eleven. They are Allen
quarter on the University OF Texas
team last season. ana NcGOwn. last
years captain at the University OF
South Caroliua.
Allen appears 10 Ice Tho fastest back
held man in college since the days of
Todd and ,McGown is easily OF varsity
CHiibcr.
In to-day's clash three touchdowns
were made by the regulars. ana one
~ tho scrubs. Sparr White and
Wagcnknight carried the ball across
for the first team. The line touch =
down hS the scrubs was made bv Me
Gown, Who blocked Il punt and fen or.
IN" bal behind the varsitys goal
Coach Evans tried out White at
quarter haCk to-day, and il looks az
i nc Tonncssean Win be used in that
position against Davidson saturday.
iiaEar. formerly of Tome and q.
pitcher ON tie varsity baseball team
last spring. Is coming along fast as
an end. HIS iackiiue to-day was sure.
Ward and Coleman gradually are
rounding into the form they cXhibitcl
asst season Aliens long runs foA-
'Nr"d io-daN'S scrimraaEr. once H..
caught the hall on the Rick of ana
got hy an Of the regulars save White.
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taxing his time and Is concentrating
MS attention 10 pcrfcctinE the indi-
Nidual work OF his players. He re-
ports progress, however. and expects
the Academyites 10 be strong contest
ants Tor the prep championships
Coach Amos, OF the Bcn.dic,lne Col
lege eleven. sent his candidatcs through
their inst scrimmage yesterday He
did not permit them To rough" the
play 20 any great extent, but spent
most Of his time during the melee in
teaching indi viduals the nuer points
OF defensive and offensive work He is
much encouraged over the progress
made thus far and believes that he
viii be able TO turn out Il team which
Will give the other c!cvcns in the
league Il hard light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
ELIMINATED FROM TOURNEY

BOSTON. September 27.-Miss Molla
Hiurstcdt, OF NORWAY, national wom-
ans lawn tennis singles champion, and
Harry G. Johnson of this city. tlimi-
mated Miss Ina Eisscll, of New York,
and y w. Niles Of this city. from the
Lonrwood Cricket Clubs open tennis
tournament to-day by the score Of Go.
Go
In the upper half Of tho draw, Ros-
ton r',ir. Miss Elcanora Sears and X.
Norris Williams. second. the national
titlc holder In singles. reached tho
seminal bracket ny defeating Mrs
I'argcr Wallach. OF New York and
Craig Biddic, OF Philadelphia, Us, 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
RED S0X DEFEAT YANKs
GAME WON IN TENTH
ON SACRIFICE BUNT
Shockcr Fills Bnga on rnSsc. ucr.r.
hobIitEcl Lays II DOwn-Wnah-
lnEton Swnmpk IhilnucIuLfn

Il tcn-inning victory over New York
to-day. TO .. Shore. after holClin,:
the visitors helpless for eight innings
tied the score before Mays went into
the box and checked the rally.
In the tenth. ShOcker WAS Wild and
niIcd the bases on passes. Shawl;.
replaced him, and IIoblitzcl laid down
sacrifice along the third-base lire.
scoring McNally, who ran for Mavs
New York scored its two runs in th.
ninth inning OH three singles, sacri-
nee and tumble by Hooper. Captain
larry. who has been out OF the game
with Il broken hand WAS in uniform
to-day and on the coaching lines for
the FIRST time in several weeks. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
WYTHEVILLE FAIR OPENS
Machinery Exhibit and Trotting Rnrex
Are the Principal At
fractions.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WYTHEVll.LE. VA. september III
The Wythcvillc Fair opened Yesterday
Tie attendance was small, bu, was
much larger to-day. The machinery
exhibit is excellent. and is the CHIEF
attraction o: the fair. apart from tho
horses. The tro;tinE races have been
good
Wcstmors land Davis. candidate for
Governor. iG in town and was out on
the grounds renewing old and forming
new acguaintanccs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
PLAN POST-SEASON SERIES

CHICAGO. September 27-A post
season series between the New York
Nationals and the Chicago Americans.
10 take n, place of city champion
clip. was discussed to-day among fol-
!"""rs OF the game. ON account Of
the uncertainty of the pcnnant race in
hoth Leagues. no negotiations for such
contest have been started but
Charles ~ Comiskcv owner of the To-
cal American League team. apparently
looked on the proposed series with
some favor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
Daubert' S Hit Secures
Second Place for Him

onl! four Of the eight principul
big league battcrS were In the game
wednesday,. all three OF the tIncri-
can League stars being idle. Whrat
ruled Ia hit i'm three times IN in
the National League. and lost sec
ond place Ia Daubcrt. who made one
hit. n thrcc-hnSgrr. in three times
at bat. Iiiuch:.inn and Iiornshx
each nit once in four TRIMS and re-
manned in fourth and nth place, re-
SpcctiNrly. The kt,I,!iu..:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28

" LoNFSVlI!"--I.OuI svilIo. q fWdIVn-
2p9lis, tiirst cam"). Louisville. -
indianapolis, Csecond gamc). i've in
nings, darkness
~ Columbus-Columbus -. Toledo
=; Kansas ci,y-Kansas CITY. :. st
~ Milwaukee - Milwauhee-M !nncap-
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Philadelphia.
Washington.
Totals ~ IL - Il - Totals
Halted FOR richinich In ninth
fhitri Tor Mvrrs IN ninth

SHpf" Nv Innings.
Washington o : q =
fhiladciuhiA - % D -
SUMMARY; Ruu--I."onard tgI F'o4r,r
M"1o!Sty. Smith. Rice. Shanks 80. Morcar
-. shaw ~ Grover. Strunk Myers REQ.
b." hts-fostcr %. Shauks ~, Mor.n,,
Shhw LEONARD Myers Home run--Snith
S,crtnr" hlts-SmIth. S"Hanr Double fl,,
nc Elwcr 70 Grover To Ncinnis. shank. 10
M"rEan struck out-hy Myers bv shaw
:. ltnS,s OF hall.-Oa Myers &. on Shn..
= WIZ n'tch-Shaw. Time. 80 i'r7rirc-
Connolly and Saliiu
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SENATORS TAKE SUGGEST

PHlLADELrlilA. September 81
Washington hit the ball hard to-day
and defeated philadelphia IL to z
ne visitors made seventeen hits which
included seven two bargcrs and a
nome run OF MeYcrs's delivery. Foster
ana Morgan each made four hits The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-28
Both League Leaders
Make Gains on Rivals

brooklyn gained half % game over
Philadelphia in The National League
chase to-day by beating Chicago.
while the champions rested: but
t'oston. winning from Pitt,burGh
stayed three and = hnif games he
hind. Philadelphia il one aud one
half :nmrs behind BROOKLYN. The
Stnnding:
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WHERE THEY Play TO-DAY.
i;H>tnn AT New York.
rhiiadriphim M Brooklyn.
tNn Others eChcdulcd)
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How They Stand o-Dav
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NnSlington. IL: rhilu lrluhia -
isusiun. &: New York (trn inuiup.)
go others SchcuulcID
STANDING or THE CLUBS
MIir.I;I THY II

WHERE THEY TI.AY TODAY
New York AT iiostun.
Chicago al Cleveland
Washington ut rhln,lclphia
UDtiicr not scIcdulrdD
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New York
Totals ...@G % Totals. 80 20 20 )
Ran for Mays in tenth.

<"W York .-.........0' q o o . o.
Boston ......: ,.....l . . 0 . 0 o ii
.SuinInhry Run--P"C kinpaurh. Baker, Sc
Sh!iy. iioopcr 20 Two-hasr hit--iinyrin
mr., base hit iioop"r. Stolen La-e- Scott,
,,b"uhl" plays -r.clSinuaurh TO Gcdoon TO
iIin: SCOTT I" liob'itHol Bases on balls
on Smoker. I; OF shore. ] Hi,S-of Shock.r
ia IL Innings OF shore . In Si-5 in,
Hinss, III, By piicA"r--by Shockor. tCadyi
.,truck out-.by ShbCkcr. 4. bS Shore. ., rs,
NAYS. Wild ui,ch-ShocHcr Umiira.
pl"uEhlin and Evans Fine 2.I2
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divided third ana four,h money.

DIVIDED third ana fourth money.
EOS class; trottine three in five:
: 200; unfinished:
Allie Watts ch. m. by Cen
cral Watts (i;dmanJ ...... 3 ! .
bennington. CHI, $. by Rcliini
Miss Perfection. b. m. by
General Watts CMcNahouD 3 I
Virginia Barncttc also ran. Time.
2:"S Il. 2:oT IL, 2:0S l-2. 2:lC 10,
2:l2 81.
To beat 2:3O trotting- Baron Bond.
nix. h., by Tho BoNdsman tAllcu). won.
Time. 2.22.
To beat gao -Middic's Mate.
blk m. by Baron Bond CAllcn), won.
Time. 2:27I-i
To beat EGO pacinr-Aaron Dillon.
b. h. by Baron Dillon tFu!ler), won.
Time. 2:lal-i
To beat 2:,5l-4 rottinE-- Black
Peter. blk H.. by Peter the Great &C..
CrciEhton). won. Time. 2:l5
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
i!">ton. i ritt ,burrh, u innrning).
iiroohiNn; :; ihiraGo. u.
New York.. 8: NJ i.Oui. .
GO other sChcdulcd.J
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In the american League nuston
won again. while It's rivals were.
idle. and gained half rnmr ou
hem. The champions NOW stand
three whole games nhrud OF t';,i-
rnEo and four and u half game,
ahead "i Detroit. The >t.ndinr;
Evening star., 1916-07-21
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

BLUE-WHITE diamond ring S225; party
must sacrifice at once for $125.
1925 blue white Diamond Ring; weight. II
carat; must be sold Mt once for Sl1O.
$40 Blue-white Diamond Earrings: party
must sacrifice for S25. Kahn optical Co., 623
1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1916-07-21
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood

NOI<xW-
n. Cap, cor R. I. ave-. P.rksr's Phsrmscy PSsrm.
sss sss st.. st.. cor COZ Ha I. crsweiIs r fh.rmacy
Oh @ st, ses. Roland WaIlaee's Newsstand.
sts st: cor 2 Ms9Girs,s ns9a ss.1msc1 FnscIae''
18Th st.. cor. oel. road. Eiemer': Pns.mae.; Pns.
18th st-..cor. Fla. ave-. Pesrson's Pharmacy.
aand d st. St. cor cor. N. Eansemond Ph.Imacy:
25th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-, Herbst's Pharmacy.
e.oesi. :vs cor e.
Holme.a place. cor; Otis: Holmead Pharmacy
Pa ave., 1905 Holtzclaw's Newsstand
NORTHEAST.
n CAP. st., cor P, Richardson's Pharmacy.
y. Cap. St. eor. I. Kensaiy's Pss.maey; hsram
ss sas St.: ST. cor cor X Mcoiesnsy s Joachim walter
J. Boyce, Mgr.
n 't. cor: + 1sst%.n,; .r,.p Phes%.e,; es.4%,:,
18Th St. cor Cap Lincoln Pas1 Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
sth ST. cor. Eve. WeIler's Pharmacy.
18th St. cor. Pa. ave-. Fealey's Pharmaey.
SOUTHWEST.
7th st. cor. D. Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis ave. cor NJ st., O'Donne11's Pharmacy.
2sth St. cor. P, Pride's Pharmacy.
N ST., cor. seth. weller's Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA.
200 Nichols ave., Bury's Drug Store.
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES.
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Bond building. w., B. & A. Rwy. ONCE.
1882 Connecticut avenue.
1249 Wisconsin avenue.
I1th Street Wharf.
Evening star., 1916-07-21

LABORERS, twenty, for. con-
struction work; 8 to 10 hours
a day; 25c an hour. Apply 70
Mr.. Baird, rear 1920 Vermont
ave. A. C. Moses Construction
Company.
Evening star., 1916-07-21
5tar &2s MaS''
Get Best Results
LOCAL RATES.

LOCAL RATES.
Help, Situations, Lost and Found Rent
Rooms, miscellaneous SAFES ana wants.
Business Opportunities, Automoo"ee,
ste. one cent q word each time soe 10
words or more.
BUSINESS CARDS UNDER WORD
RATE CLASSIFICATION (Where &c.
eeptabie), Business Announcements rer-
sonaIs, Real Estate, Apartments etc.,
10 cents q line each time for four "nes or
more three times, with deereaslno rate
for q longer period.
Evening star., 1916-07-21

BOARDING HousE-In business section % %
rooms, baths; hot-water heat; estapilsheo %
years: turning people away; $3.50
Specal-Family liquor store: 7th ST. NV;
large stock; long lease; safe location; owner
retiring; asking $4,000.
Cigar store; established for years; pest pusl-
ness ST.; see this Mt once; 5000.
s and 10 cent store; owner going to New
York: will sacrifice this splendid store; ask
ing s., 800, invoice.
Rooming house; IA rooms; h.w.h.' rooms
all filed; give away at $3.50.
Rooming house, Fl St.. IL rooms; all niied'
price, $500; $50 cash, balance to suit. Room
ing house, near 9th and Mass. ave-, SOD
looming house. Mass. ave. near 10Th, S2oo
Crispette and popcorn business, wholesale and
retail; will trade for lot.
Lunchroom: considered the best in NE. sec
ton; give away at 500.
Hotel; so rooms; phone in rooms; electric
light; $500; other hotels at all prices.
Soda. cigars and delicatessen; 14th st.; op-
portunity for right party; $500.
Soda, cigars, delicatessen; ne; rooms;
good proposition rent. $40: S1.150.
Soda. ice cream and fruit; in business sec
tion: price. $500. Note this office is handling
places worth while. We carry an exclusive
paid list. Let sell your piece. No over
charges.
CARPENTER sHoP-Northwest; good trade:
CHor tTf1a
Evening star., 1916-07-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOARDING HOUSE FOR sALE-First-class
one of the best locations in the city; reason
for selling. Address 123-B. Star office. y
Evening star., 1916-07-21
FOR RENT-GARAGEa.

QARAGE@sPACE FOB ONE LARGE CAR; BE
tween 21st and 22nd, and p sts. NV: Wtde
alley. lights and water. Address 12s-B. star
ONCE. Ts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-07-17

Looking Tor a job? Try a
Herald Want Ad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-07
OSUNA FUE A CONFERENClAR
CON CARRANZA SOBRE SU
CANDIDATURA

Cor-~,rnnd"nrit E>nr"iaI nara IA PRENSN.
AGUASCALIENTES, Diciembre ,.
Hoy saiio. rum5o a Qucrctaro, cl re
neral Gregorio OSuna. ~gohcrnador del
EStado, que va con objcto de confe-
renciar con el Primer Jcfc del Ejerci-
to ConstitucionaIiSta. EGrargado dc.
Poder Executive de Ia Onion, Sohre
Ia candidatura que lie ha sido ofreci-
da cara que siga desempenando la
g~uhernatura de esta Entidad fcdcrati
va. en- Ell proximo periodic constituent
nal.
Acompanan al general OSuna. el e
neral Silva Y Sus r~espectivos EStados
Mayores.
Sc prepare con gramdisimo enta-
siasmo ia campana electoral para
Go5ernador del E<tadc en- IA que to
marin parte. de manera efcctiya
eli "Partido Liberal ConStltuciona!lS
ia" ' ell Club Democratico Obrero'
Cnidos".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-07
(pasa a la Sa. plana, col. la.)
vFIADA EN- HONOR DEL POETA
RUBEN DARIO.

GUANAJUATO, Dictenhre no
AIrunos estudiantes del Colegio del
Estado. para honrar Ia memoria de!
notable poeta Ruben Dario, muerto
recientcmente, estan organizando u
ma velada literario-musical. que debe-
ra verificarse pr6Ximamente.
Para tomar parte en- este festival,
han sido mvitados algunos oradorcs
Y poetas guanajuatenses, asi como ei
senior Jose D. Frias, que dltimamen-
te do una serie de conferencias en- e!
Teatro Juarez.
4 iuzgar por log preparatlvos que
Sc hacen. la veIada promote rcsuilar
muy lucida, Y Sc piensa lnvltar Il
gohernador del Estado. genera! y doc
tor Jose Siurob. para que la preslda'
Fl gobernador de- Estado, en- VISTA
de oue mucnos cbreros Sc encontFa-
ban sin trabajo, ha rcsuelto ocUpaF Il
una gran parte de e!los, en- las oores
de construction de un mercado gus
Sc Ievantari en IL ezplanada del III
mel del Ccajin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-07
CuatrO guardas 5duana|es
desarm3rOn a seiS SOL
dados smericanoS
LAS AUTORiDADES AMERICANS
DE DOUGLAS CASTlGAN
CON ARRESTO A LOS
SOLDADOS


n"''"'0' N~''~o""' H''' "l''' =
'"JS'" We "'"S '"''"''lS '''"''''"-
HOS '''' S'e''"" tt >'ceSo nc que CT
SeS'''d" Se ga c''cn'a'
"e'S S"I''"""S ur Id 'I"P" l." "e'
P'in''Eo az -'o"I'eIia' - chcU'h.
iran "~'IeS'"HoS P"' H"'e'Se ''l""'
"'S"'"'"T poi c""IFo c"Ia""r'S nc
N'0"I'N u' "~"""'"S' q o",n''%o "'.'-
mo- gu :" '"'"e' e' . N"'.S'' "S
oi'"@"'''' " /" m'''"" Z. ES'c &c e.
IA N~o".acto"' y los oilcia.'A pr'dIce'
que ague!'os rec'''ran una ~dctenc'on
dc tres d St'' meSeS ca"a Un"' ''ah"o
sean l"zsa'oS ante una 'o'Ic general,
oe""S ut cUD''' q e'S'o "e lbs P'9-
toIa' I"e N'' "o""'
Dichos s0ldados Sc ocupaban dc TO
mar lnStantaneaS con SuS camaras
cuando fueron detenlaoS por log me.
NlcanoS. A'iFmah naoer sldo IlamadoS
por los sUaF0'"S para que cfu@aFar
IA Inca y los re'rataSeN' y que cor
eSa ~lntencion 10 hIcIeFon; prro los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-07
Acuna lanzara SUI c~andidatara al go
bie:no dc Coahulla.

DIrcsc quo cl iiccrciado Jesus Acu-
5a, hahicnGo saliio del G%hinCtC. no
quicrc VA sorvir en- ninG;'n p~des'o
ba:o Ia fGrula dc Carranza, Sino scr
icfc dc iii EStado lhre Q indcpcn-
dicntc. Para cl cfccto. Va a lamar Su
randiGatrra al gohicrno dc Coahulia.
par disputar'c q podcr a Gustav"
Nirolcs. quicn en- la ~rccicntc vista
ruc hizo a csta capital rccihI" scguri-
dados dc Carranza Y d" Acuna dc
9lc scria cl pr6ximo gohcrnador Cons
,itucional de dicho Estado.
.Acuna ticnc Ia firmc c]rccncla dc
ouc dcrrotara a EspinoSa MirelcS,
pucs cs mas conocido que este en-
Coahuila. Ademas. cuenta con que
prc~sentindoSc como candidate mdc.
pcndicnte, Y 10 que cs mas aun, opo-
sicioniSta al candidate g~obiernista. To-
rrara atracrSe las simpatias del puc-
bio V obtencr Ell triunfo en- las cleo
clones proXimas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-07
TREyiNO ENVIA NOTIClAS DE
SU SALUD A SU ESPOSA

rnrrr>unnI"nrla Especial para IL PRr:NSi
FL PA.SO, Texas, Diciembre D.
La esposa del general Jacinto B.
TreviIc, quien reside or esa ciudad,
recibi6 un t~elegrama aver en Ia ma,
mana. procedente de Chihuahua. en-
el cual lie comunica su esposo que sc
encucntra en- aquclla plaza, y que va
mcjorando dc su herlda.
limos soldados americanos, de
guardia en- el pucnte de Ia Gale
Stanton. dcscubricron e.. cadaver del
soldado s. ,. Bogart, del 50 de infan
terra de Michigan, en- Ia orilla del
rio Bravo.
e. cad#ver tenia Ia apariencia de
haber permanecido en- el aqua duran
te mas de Is horas. ! va ell caballo
Sc lie habia caido. Tenia e. estomago
V los intestinos llenos de aqua.
Como no Sc lie encontraran huclsas
de violencias e. preboste Y el coroner
declararon que Sc trataba de un &C
cidente.
A2ce tres d.as que Boga-t no pare
Ella en- 81 campamento.
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{! Secretario de Justicla:
RoQu? Estrada, saba
tambien del Gabinete
AL SER ENTREVISTADO DIJO
QUE NO HARIA RENUNCIA-
Do Nj TENlA POR QUE
SALIR DEL CO.
BiERNO

CIUDtD DE MEHN .. Dicicmbrc
Eel Ministro de juSticia, EoGue
! Estrada. saldra del Gabinctc del pri-
mcr iefc. Quien parccc que sc ha prI-
pucSto haccr que rcnuncicn todos
auucllos secretaries o cuya la5o'
political no csta conformc. para que,
cuando rcgrese dc Qucrctaro. Su ga
binctc este compIctamente reorgani-
zado.
Tan pronto como Sc do Ia ~noticia
dc que cl liccnciadO Jesus Acuna.
Sccrctario de Gohcrnaci0n. habia re-
nunciado. V que cl primer jcfe habia
accptado tai r~enuncia. Sc Comunic0
dc OucrGtarc que on los circulos Off
cia!es dc aquclla ciudad corrian ru-
q dc que cl liccuciado Estrada.
hahia tambitn prc*cntado Su rcnun-
Gin a Carranza. Esta n~cticia, traSmi-
tida del 'cuartcl general del primer
iccr. - conSidcra como una indica-
ci0u de QUO Carranza dcSc1 IA re-
nurcia dc Estrada, pcro este dlio 4
los refortcros mctrorcIItanoS que 10
cntrevistaron anOchc, que nj hahia
r~crunciado nj tcnia motives para di-
mitir de SUI puosto.
Dijo Rogue Estrada que cl era un
"%vicjo politicO Y ~conoccdor de los
achauucs de Ii politica " Y que no Sc
dciaba llevar de impresloncs nj de
DaSioncs, como 81 liccnciado Jesus
Acuha. a quien dijo considerable co.
mo "muv jovcn en- political
~ .]cnunciara ustcd?, sc lie pre-
cunto.
-En p"ljtica-dlio Estrada no
GO nuodn hahlar 10 que Succdcra en-
81 rorvenir. 81 cl jcfc dc nm gobisr-
no no pucdc prcdrcir 81 durara mas
O memo tempo en- Sus funcioncS,
Doruuc hemos visto que hay cuartcla
Zos. menoS puedo rredccir yo en- csc
scntido pucsto CUE cstoy sujcto a la
vrIuntad DC otro homhrc. He sido Y
Soy amigo del Iiccnciado Acuha. pc
70 no ror ESQ tcrco que obrar en-
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La COrte inici6 sus trabajas
en- Ia causa contra
Ramon Pizala
MUCHOS NILIClANOS PED1RAN
SU BAJA PARA SEGUIR VI
FIENDO EN- LA FROM
terra
Corrcs!.uGdcncia Especial para IL fRENsa

Correspondence Especial para La hE>S'
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, Dlcicmbre
5.--La Cortc del Distrito reunida
aqui iniclo sus tsabaJos o la eau
a instrulda contra Ramon PIzana,
a quien sc acusa dc ha5er dado muer-
tie a un Sol1ado americana cuando
las trcpaS de los Estados unidos ha
clan IA campana contra los sedIcIoSoa
que tuvicron en- gran alarma csta re-
giom.
Ramon PiZana Sc e~ncucntra a dis
posicion de las autorldadcs america
mas dcsdc hace mas de un ano. Y noy
81 rcsolyera 81 es rcalmcntc culpa-
bic de los dclitos de que Sc ic acusan
o 81 sc c~omprucba 10 que ha vcnldG
Sostcnicndo y "sostcniendo tamhlcn
Sus dcfcnsorcs: que nihguh" parIlcl-
pacion tom0 en- cl movImlcnto 'eHicIo
o encabczado por su hcrmano, Y
que Sc cncOntraba en- 81 casa cuando
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