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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
CiE:E NIL PESOS De MULTA I'M
PISO 4 UNA CASA CONFER
ClAL ANGEL FLORES.
FL gobernador de Sinaloa siguc fir
nc en- su radicsiismo con los
houbrcs dc ~negocios.

NAZATLAN. SInalol. agosro -.
En- 100000 fue muItada la casa
Linga ! Ga, por cue SC ocupaba eli
ncgociar Embellishments con e. papci
moneda del Gobierno.
Los 2I00.OCG sc destinaran, por
orden del Gohcrnador y Comandant2
Militar del Estado, a las obras publ,
cas-.
sa!jo para CuIiacan eli general
Angel Flores, Gobcrnador y Co.
maudantc Miiitar del Estado.
Niguc' Gonzalez, soldado coosti-
tucioaaliyta quo cometi6 alsunos TO-
nos. fuc fusilado en- ell pueblo de San
Bias, Distr;to del Fucrte.
-Tuc aprchcndido Miguel Osuna,
q qu;en Sc juz IRA como autor lei
asesinato cometido en- la persona dc
"a seHor Leonor O. viuda de Osuna.
-Baio la direction del Ing. Abe
to c. Marin, han ~empezado los ira
del nucvo muellc fiscal.
Hay muchos ratcros en- la CIV
dad, habicndose rcgistrado, eli los Ill
limos dias, muchos robos.
Han sido reducidos Z prision va
rios vcndedorea de carnc, por habe-
"
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NOticiaS d~ivcrSaS.

La stIuriia Ignacia Gutierrez do
Ciutad Juarez. >aIdra para Quercta-
70. c~ncabezando una comiSi6n Pspe-
cial formada por iuiciativa del &C.
neral Francisco GOuzaIez. para en-
trcgar los fUndOS cOleCtados Ell IA
c0Yrida d. toTOs Y Ia kcrmesse efec-
lu4las recieMemcntc en Ciudad Jud-
rcz. Y que So deStinan a aliviar las
nrcrsidadr> dc los damnilicados De
las inundacioneS.
Ell S0Iiado J. Warren. c>taclOna-
do en- Mexico. pidi6 por corrco I'm
pastel al administrator posta! dc Ia
iOcalidad.
FL administrator Shelton pas3 Ia
pelici6n al ~serrciario de Ia Camara
d. Concrete, quicn - cucargd de
harer Ia compra y remission del pas
teI al gOlOSO SoIdadO.
Tn bandolcro blcu y~cStiIo t"Ic-
fuuc6 ii >itio De AUTOMOBILES No.
iig uidirndn un rOchr, que L. fDic
propOrcjona7io Embellishments. Di-
il 1ue hablaba del Hotel Zcigar. Pc
ro r>t0. Sr-Iin 81 ha comprObado
Gc>puHs, no era cleric.
FL bandolrro, On lin lu~ar S0lita-
49,, .,n., 4. Enrr Uiapa nrrSt INA
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IN TRTS DE P.iSAJEROS DESCi-
RRILO EN- Ia FATIDIGi CUES
ia DE SAiULA,JAL.
Varies rebcldeS que cayrrOm ell pc
der dc los carranciStaS fucs
ron cjecutadOS.

HtADAL,tJhRA Asosto i5-El
tre9. QHe lfa DC CoAQfa para
ciadaa SC ~ieSraEf4l6, dnstater, enSla
fatidica cueSta de SayuIa. Aunque
cn esta ciudad circularon vcrsioneS
dc que TODD 81 pasajc habia perec!-
do. no st rcgiSlrarnn d~esgraciaS
per>unales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
Los despeffectos causa-
dos Por Ia tofmenta
en- Ia eiuaad de FL
Pase, Texas
Los Campamentos milit.res sufrie-
ron perjuicios de alguna
consideration

Correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSh.
Ell pASO, Texas. Agosto 2i.-Comc
10 anuncA pOr Ia via te~legrafica, la
ciudad SufriG aver srandemente a
causa de una fuerte lluvia V de un
vie0t0 huracanada que ~azotaron So
bre la ciujad solo el tempo men,
cionado, que 81 ha durado Ia tor
meata mas tempo, los perjuicios
lutheran sobrepasado a todos los SUI
fridos por tormentas semeiantes.
La lluyia y el vicnto dicr0n prin-
cipio cerca de las cuatrO de la tarde,
cuando Ia mayor parte de los habi-
tantes Sc cncOntrahan fuera de SUS
caSaS r~ecreaudOSc. Las GALES uueda-
ron inuniadas y las Was de- los tre-
mes ei6ctricoS ~Sufrieron daSlayeS en-
.yarias parties, perO especialmrnte
en- la llaea del Highland Park. rel
Servici0 de tranvias y Ell de "jitncs'
sufricron considerablementc.
. En- Ia csquina de Boulevard y
Brown IN tranvia de Fort Bliss, lie
no de pasajcroS, Salt6 de la ,ia que
eStaba llena de l0do Y arena. FL ser
vicio sc i~ntcrrumpi6 en- este punto
durante cinco horas.
Las GALES de las adiciones Cotton,
Franklin Bassett, Manhattan Y Es-
te dc FL pasO. eStaban llenas de aqua
que Sc abria paSo hacia cl rio, Sc
mejando pcquenoS torrcnteS. En-
muchaS parties 81 aqua Stbi6 al nj
vel de los pOrtaleS eXteriOres.
En- la cSquina de TularOsa. j Ce-
bada So atascarOn en- 81 lodo orho
autos y hubo neccSidai de llelar "a
mlones para SacaflOs:
En- Ia esquina dc las GALES Ire
ment Y Cotton Il t6rrrnciaI ave
rida ;" llcv6 Ia yia d. los el@ctrIcVS
y las banquctaS. ..
parte de la Via H. los el6ctrir0S
fu6 tambi6n arraStrada ccrca del
hospital del condado. Dos tuboS prin
cipales del servicio DC a=uas fueron
rOtOs por Fl rhoIue ic fuerJ"s ma
sas Dc aqua li0yediZa. y aum"nta-
ron IA c~orrieute. En- Ia Mesa 80 ca
yeron - pOSteS de la luz.
VarioS empIeados DE- la Fundici6n
eScapsron de morir. pucS los rayoS
cayeron con frrrueHcfa >ubr,. los
editicos. causandU p0cos periuicios
Ccrca del hospital de Ia F]undirids
cayo otro rayo, perjudicando I'm po-
20 uno DE los edificioS.
Durantc 81 asuacerO Sc derrumDo
l r~"rectorio del 50 de infanteria d.
Michigan. que no rStaba aIin tcrmi-
lado.
In soldado Sufri6 aI.unas lr>iunnS
eu 81 icrrumbc Y otros >ciS Sc cS-
taparon milagroSamcntc. brincaud9
1esdr la azotca del cjificir al ser
,ste arrastrado por e. aqua.
Otro> dos ciificios que sarvian DE-
,omedores para dos companies de
los resimientos 81 y 81 DE- infante-
del miSmo Eotado. s. decrumba-
ron iGualmentc.
Ell CORRESPCNSAL.
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Aiomia fuc recibido por 81 Presiden-
te Estrada Cabrera.

Salvador Martinez Alemia, Envia-
do Extraordinario Y &iniStro Peni-
potenciario de Mexico en- los paises
centroamericanos, en- mission especial
lego d Ia ciudad de Guatemala, capt
tai de ID vecina Republica del miSmo
nombre. \, segun las ultimas noti-
eias Ilagadas a Mexico, dicho repre-
sentante fuc reeibido va por ell Pre-
Siaeate de aquel pals, EeeHciado don
Manuel Estrada Cabrera.
Aiomia iafOrmo que entire Ell alto
funcionario Y el Sc cruzaron cordia-
les conceptos Y Sc expreso Sehemen-
te Geseo de ~estrechar las relaciones
eEtge amhnS paISeS
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dad. 81 candidate que con mayOHes
nrohabiIidaIe de cXIt0 cuenta. es ci
y. Robert Ii. Allen, actual admins
frador de la Hacienda lie FL indio.
f. II. Alien. cucmta no. SOLO con
Ia >impa,ia Dc sus palsanpS. sine con
Ia Sc los meXieanos Y meXlc0-te-
yanos que forman Ia may0"ia de la
poblari6u d. Eagle Pass.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Propagation en- pro de la union
lndO-H ispana.

Antonio Guzmau Aguilera ) Hum
berto Sheridan, partiran pr6Xima-
mente para los paiSes de Centric
America, en- viaje de propaganda en-
favor de Ia union efcctiya de los
PASSES indo-hiSpanOs.
Guzman Asuilera desempelaba en
Fl extinlo diario @Aeei6n Mundlal,'
Ell pueslo de Jefe. de Reduction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
EN- FLATON!A, TEX, Sc VEN
DE Ell ALGODON 4 ii SD
CS. LA LIBRA

FLATONIA, Tex, Agosto "a
1900 pacas de aIgodon han sldo re-
cibida5 aqui hasta la techa Fl pre-
clio que Sc cstaba pagandO ha subIdo
de II IS G.. d Il IS por Libra. La
venta del ultime tunes iuc de 30 pa
CaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23
venustiano carranza recibio al
nuevo Ministro de Francia
FL representante frances presento sus credencia-
les al primer jefe de los preconstitucionalistas
Encsrgado de negoeios de Mexico
en-, la :Habana.

Eneargado de neEoeios de Mexico
en- la :Habana.
Pcr acuerdo del Primer Jefa.
Ell Secretario de Relaciones EXterio-
res, Candida Aguilar, ACADIA de desig
mar Encargado de Negocios ad-inte-
rim de Mexico en- Ia Republiea Cuba
ma. al senior don Antonio Herman
dez Ferrer.
Dicho eabaIlero tiene tambien en-
Ia fIabana cl caracter dc Consul de
Mexico.
Llegaron vario4 earros de ~passjeros
comprados en- E. Unidos.
Hace algunos dias lego de los
Estados Unidos uu regular. numero
de JOS carros para pasajeTos lie pri-
mcra cIase, que fueron adqulridoS
ildmamente Rot la Direction Gene
raj De los FeFrocarriles, en- aquel
pals.
Han Sida puestoS en- seryicio des-
de lueSo. vinicndo q aumentar on
siderabIementc 81 material rodantc
de los rerrocarriles. ademas dc Que
son los ultimos modelos, inmejora-
bIcS en- elesancia y comfort.
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Causaron buena impression las de-
eIaraeiones de CasteIIan0s
la ciudad de FL Paso, Sc muestra interes pos
los trabaios de Ia "Liga NacionsIista'

vision. mandada pOT ri Mayor Gc-
neral Clements.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23

correspondence B~>tccIal para LII f1stN>A
EAGLE PASS. Texas. AgOstO 2I.-
In Ia vecina ciuiad de PiedraS Ne
gra>, Que haze mucho tempo yiye
vida por TODD extreme p~rccaria. la
carcstia dc los articulos dc prime
I'd ncccSidad la lleGado a I'm cXccSo
tai. que la adquisici6n dc 10 que
antano podia faciImcnte il Il maaOs
Dc todoS, hoy cuesta una fortuna.
fero no rs oslo 10 principal, Sino
que hay ~arliculoS que eS va iIuposi-
bic c~onseSuir Ell Ell mercado, cntrc
ellpS Ct maiz.
DaSde q fines de la >cmaIla pasa-
da, el maiz fait6 en- piedras NcgraS
en- absolute y cada dia su falta Sc la
lido ha"iendO sentir mas Y mas en-
tire ct infcljz prnIetariadc.
y no hay csperanZas dc one Fl mai
Sc remedie.
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Dos carroS y ii lanIuc del aqua
- vulcarOn.
-Participa Ell General Melton Al;
,pahazsaIue f~uerZas{a sttS oFdencS de-
r~rotsron a Pedro zaInera, niriendo
este y haci6ndole varios prisionc-
roS, que fueron eiecutados.
-Fue asc=udido a general de Dri-
CANA Ell Lie. Ignacio Norris, Procure
dor De JuA:cia Mil:tar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-23

De hEAiCO. lS de Ages
to-En el Salon de EnIbajadores
fue reeibido aver a medic dia, en
~audlencia publica, Ell nuevo Minis
tro Pleuipetenciario de Francia en-
M:Xico, senior Ccuget. quien sust,-
tuye en- Ia representation de- Ia gran
%rerublica europca. a. excelentiSimo
senior Lefraive, que eStuvo en- MUGS
tro pals muthOs amos.
III nuevo Ministfo fue intrOducido
por 81 Jefe del Protocolo, Manuel
Amaya y ina w que estuvo cerca
dc VenuStlano C~arranza, proaunci6
una alocusi0n. hacienda entrega
dc>puGS al Primer Jefe, de a carta
aut6grafa del Prcsidente Pojucare.
Carranza conteSt6 al MinjStro
frances agradeci6ndOIe las fraseS de
simpatiat hacia Mexico, y de paSo
ltabl6 de ia gran pbra dc Ia revoIu-
con meXIcana'.
FL seller Cougct iuG preScntadO
per Candida Aguilar a los deInaS
Ministries lie Carranza, y despueS de
camhiar aisuuas fraseS cOn Ell Pri-
mcr Jafe v de- mirar eXtranado al
"~SecreEario d. RelaciOueS'', abando-I
no el salon de EmbaiadOreS del pa
iaCie Nacional, en- Ell que Sc diereH
eta los principles jefeS carranciS-
las. al2unuS de rlIOs cou SuS IA
mIiias.
Ell Ito entire les mas rarlOsoS periO-
diStas dc Ia rcvoluci0n.
Entire Jose Tncz N2yclo y Rafael
MARTINEZ ~Rip-Rip" - ha tornado III
TO-, que .cuando- meno5 ma servid0
para que f publIcp capitallno ria
en los esca>cs ratios de buen huuor
due tienc. Rafae' IrNere, a Ia fuer-
"a, aacer aparcccr a todo5 los de-
mas periodistas d. Ia rcyOluci6n, CO
mo euemiso, De t.sta y diariamente
pScribe artirulCS. iGvRUta cartaS u
arrcyLa chascarrIlloS, para atacar d
los luc Fl ronsldera como rueml-
COS del pueblo. porqu" admIraroN
al u neral Diaz. 2evo Ia vcrdad e.
uue Rafael 10 que pretcudc IS QUE
CarrauZa y los Suyos retIren 81
apoyo "A los Dennis pcriodlStaS, pa
"a IUc no queie mas qur G. y SuS
icrn6rrata>. ri eneIulgu ma, gran
d. DE- Rafael - los. lDr~ NoEelO,
ppriuc este eX-cGnior Dc la glor!as
del general Dial. iicn" Ia direction
IaI pcriGdico prediirciU d. Venus
liauo Carranza Y 81 NinIStvo de Go,
bernaciGn y por 10 mismo, sana mas
diuero Edincro, no b~ilimbiques que
c. propio Rip-Rip con ser que tiene
10 menos Glen "~Derocratas" funda-
dos Dor D. Francisco I. Madcro.
Y Jose Ines, aunque haoia dicao
ate no haria mas case de Rafael por
u asuutos &c verdaGero intereS &c
volucionario necesitaban de Su aten-
ci6n3 TO ha rodido callar, porque ::
infatigable Rip-Rip djariamente es-
cribe a~rticulos. :nve1ta cartas Y ARE.
Gla chaScarrillos para atacar 4 81
colega, porque no solo CANA mas d.
nero que el, sino' que tiene 81 favor
dc Carranza, no obStante que Ines
Novelo no publica nj dirije los dcn'l
cratas "fundados Dor Don Francisco
I. Nader"
Nucvamcnte seran ~juzgsdos los hucl
guissas.
l., prcnsa S~emi-oficiai dio aye
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Cuando nccesite libros en- espanol
dinjase listed a ~lgnaeio E. Lozano.-
607 Dolorosa SIS Antonio, Texas
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Nucvamente seran juzgsdos los hue
guistas.

Ia prcnsa Semi-oficiai dio aye
Ia noticia de QUO los huelguistas quo
crdenaron ell "paro" de la pllnta dc
Necaxa, ~volveran nucvamente Il CON
SEQ de GUERRA con motive Ae IL re.
vision dc los autos que nuc'era el Sc.
nor General don Benjamin e. Hill,
Comaadante Militar de la Plaza,
uuieu ia encontrado aigunas irregu-
lssidades en- los mIsmoS
0portuaanente hahra de fijar5e
Ia fecha dc. nueTo Consejo.
La vcrdad de las cosas es que de
10 que tratan los c~arrancistas es dc
castigar sacramento d los huelguis-
tas = como Benjamin Hill, quien obra
por i~ustrucciones dc Carranzs, no
estu,o conforme con eI fgllo del Con-
sejo DC Guerra, ha buscado G. pretex
TO dc las irregularidadcs en- cl pro-
ccSo para ordenar que sean juzgGdos
nucyanente los acUsados.
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II litigio dc Ia ssmilla dc aigod0r

MucIo aiencu dando Que haLli
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Etcccioucs dc ComisiUnado.

. Pr6Xmas u Vcrificarse las cleo
c!"nes q" Comisicuados - sta -lI-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-06

DR.. Smith was introduced by Mr..
John 8. Munce. . fellow North Caro-
nnian by birth and a trustee of WASH
ington and Lee.
One OF tho most important events
OF the entire winter will be the leo
ture By Mary Antin In the auditorium
Of the Woman's Club the night Of Mo-.
vember 81 at s:16 o'clock. The
speaker, who was born in Russia and
spent her early childhood within The
pale, after coming to this country, was
so imbued with the new opportunity
for self Advancement that when, hav-
Ing finished her education, she devoted
her life for many years to social SER
vice work among the immigrant pop
ulauon Of her own race. They Who
Knock at Our Gates' is the subject
Of the lecture, which deals with the
Jewish immigrant 1t Is also the name
OF one of Miss Antin's best-known
books The committee in charge of
the lecture Is composed of Mrs. Will
liam A. Crenshaw, chairman: Mrs.
! Chiles Ferrell and Mrs. Moses d.
Hoge, Jr. Tickets are now selling at
Walter D. Moses & Co., the proceeds
/ being used towards raising the debt
on the new auditorium at the club.
Among the distinguished guests
booming to Richmond for tho annual
convention of tho Virginia Education
Association, November 81 TO Decem-
her l. will be Miss Emile Watts Nc
Yea, the new president of Sweetbriar
College, who is to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Haskins Bigger. of Ills West
| Avenue Miss McVea has been &C.
lively connected with the Southern
Association Of College Women and has
done much to further the work which
that organization IL engaged IN.
Though born in Louisiana, she Is best
known as the dean Of women at the
University OF Cincinnati, a position
held twelve years This latest add.
ton 10 the educational forces Of Vir-
ginia Is woman whose chief charac-
teristics are a breadth Of scholarship,
broad interest in human affairs, a born
leader and a good speaker. While In
this city much entertaining will be
done for Miss McVea.
Westhampton College was me scene
Of gay Halloween party Saturday
night when Dean May l. Keller gave
her annual entertainment to the stu
dents and a few OF their friends from
acroas the lake. The party began at
$50, when grotesque masculine
figures circled the lake and climbed
the Hill to the witches caves. An at
tractive entertainment had been plan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-06
NED ana the party was a great success
Important MectingH.

ned ana the party was a great succssa
Important Meetings.
This afternoon at I o'clock Rev. A.
P. HasseIl. of Japan. will speak to the
Missionary Society of the First Pres
hyter.an Church. on Madison and
Grace Streets.
The regular meeting OF the Rich
mond Chapter. u. d. c.. will be held
wednesday morning at II o'clock in
Leo Camp Hall. Visiting daughters
are cordially invited
Male Choral Society.
Tho regular rehearsal OF the Male
Choral Society will be held this even
Ing in the music rooms OF St. Paurs
CHURCH at 8:15 o'clock. The director,
F. Flaxington Harker. requests that
every member will endeavor to be
present at this time
Much interest is felt in the next
complimentary concert OF the society.
which will be given in the Jefferson
Hotel on December is. The assisting
artists at this time will be Mrs. Chan
ming M. Ward. pianist. and Miss Lucille
Cullingworth, meZzo-soprano.
The society now has fifty-fve sing
ing mem beers. and fine work Is being
done on the splendid program which
has been arranged for the next con-
cert AS these concerts are entirely
compiime ntary. the only source of rev.
enue Of the society Is through it's as
sociate membership, and 1t is es-
pecially desired at this time to in
crease this list Information In this
regard can be secured from any Of
the officials or members of the so
ciety.
Mrs. Julian Heath, of New York.
president OF the National Housewives
League with headquarters in New
York. will address the Housewives
League OF Richmond in this city on
Novem Der 16, at their regular month
ly meeting. The place of meeting for
this lecture will DO announced lated.
The James River Garden Club will
hold its regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs. R. c. stearnes. in Westhamp-
ton at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and
all members are invited to attend.
italian Art Is to be the subject
Of Mrs. William Robert Vawter's lee
ture at Highland Park Woman's Club
next Friday afternoon at 400 o'clock.
Miss Vawter Is a delightful speaker
and for this reason the club rooms
will be filled. Tea will be served after
the lecture.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-06

Mr.. John ". McComh, MIRA Thomas
McCabs, MA Charles T. Norman, MIRA
Fl. w. Rountree, Mira Christian Clark
and Miss Emily w. Baldwin.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Louis A. Perrct VIII
Be At homo informally the afternoon
OF November II. from to o'clock.
at 1900 Roane Street Mr.. and Mrs.
Perrot are entertaining in honor OF
their fftisth wedding anniversary.
At tho Woznan's Club.
Colonel Jefferson r. Kean, Medical
Corps. United States army. director
general of military relief will speak
on the work of the American Red
Cross today at $3.50 O'Clock In the
auditorium OF the Woman's Club, Mira,
Ben o. James being chairman of the
afternoon. The South is going
through a period of transition, though
at peace" said DR.. Henry Lewis
Smith, president Of Washington and
Southern Ideaiisrn~ Wednesday after
noon at the club. DR.. Smith made
strong plea that amid the wealth,
progress and general awakening
which now has so Arm q grip upon
our land. we forget not the old ideals
OF chivalry, honor and religion. The
speaker said that the South was
stronger In 1855 than at any time IN
her history because poverty. sorrow
and loss developed all that was best
and highest IN character, and II is
upon character rather than riches
that a nation rises or falls. DR.. Smith
was far from lamentins the progress
In the South Elm these piping times
OF peace the South IL once moro, as
IN 1881. q great battlefield, with the
conflict now between things seen and
those unseen II In not time for
pesstmism and lamentation- A period
like this 10 a bugls call to action. In
an age like this mons minds are plas-
tic and mobile: 1t Is a time for hope
fulnesa when hoary wrongs may be
righted, willing hands led to better
service, and 1t ia also period OF
grave danger to ali that Is most de-
structtve In the old South. We must
teach our young people today that the
most momentous question of the hour
Is not what we have or will get but
what we are or will become All true
greatness, whether of nation or an
individual. Ii always moral. never
material. 1t was In the character of
the past that our fathers had their
greatest glory. and they will stand un-
changed from age to age. No tran
sient splendor OF accumulated wealth
has ever made a nation truly great"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-06
BIC QUESTION NOW IS
WHO WILL WIN PRIZES
They Are the Buick the Ford Livingston Piano and the
Edison Photograph In The Virginian's Great Peters
burg Campaign, Which Closes Saturday Night
November

nothing. You will simply be a ran
ure. and the confidence OF your friends
in your ability and popularity VIII be
considerably diminished, II not en-
tirely destroyed. You have just SIM
ply got to make good. Your success
or failure means more than the mere
value Of the prize to be won. It's
up to you--think 1t over.
There are three real contenders for
the GRAND PRIZE BUICK. but there
is only one BUICK. and only one will
be awarded. This one will 20 to tho
candidate, as will the other three
prizes go to the next three candidates
whose popularity, ability and persist
ent efforts warrant their success. It
would have been better II you had
never entered the race II you are go
ing to quit in sight OF the home
stretch--of the goal
You have not won yet. and unless
you match your competitors effort
with one of equal energy and per-
sistence you cannot hope to win. The
next six days may mean your success
or failure, What are you going to
do about II?
The standings of the candidates will
be published once more during the
campaign. next Saturday morning,
November IL. Watch for this issue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-06

ments are TO be given IN Mis Crump's
honor this week.
For Miss Noea.
Miss lillian Martin was hostess at a
beautiful party, at Stuart last week
when she entertained for Miss Bess
Noal, November bride. Tho color
scheme was carried out IN pink car
natona roses and candlea
Hnrnilrnn-PaEe.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Carter Page OF Baltimore, was the
scene OF n pretty wedding Saturday.
November Z. when their daughter,
Msas Resale Braxton Page, became
the bride of William Howard Hamil-
oeremony.
wade-Mc1ecd
Afixs LAurn Leigh Mcleod. Anugh-
ter Of William Lattleton Mcleod, and
Herbert v. c, Wade were married in
Surrolk in the Main Street Methodist
Church. at cAciock Saturday. Novern-
Der 4
l6s@ Jamie Eliyson, . bride Of NEXT
week, win Be extensively entertained
this week and next week Among the
affairs are q luncheon. given by Miss
Emily WAddiil. to seventy-dvs OF Miss
Ellyson's friends, linen shower,
given by Mrs Clay Houchina. to which
forty guests have been invited; and O
supper party at the Jefferson, given
by the BRIDES sister. Miss Julia Ely
son. on the night OF tho rehearsal.
November Is
There will BE- o dansant In tbs ball
room OF Richmond Hotel November
II, from to II o'clock. for the
benent OF the Retreat for the Sick.
Special features have been planned
and attractive favors for the guests
A number Of Interesting parties will
be entertained Chairman Of patron
esses Ia Mira James Branch Cabell,.
and the committee in charge is MIRA
Lawrence r Price, Mira A. l. Straus.
Mrs Paul Howla Mrs. l. T. Stan dard,