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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-30
!; About People !
T. Hlovemenas Of individuals 70
and From the City. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

/ G. {. Meyers has returned 10 his home
on Fifth street. Warw""d. 'atLr spend
| lug some time ut 81. Louis, No.
Mrs. ". W. Stewart ui Cambridge. o..
| is visiting relatives in Triadrlrhia.
Mrs. j. W. Brooks has departed for
Weston. where she will Il" the guest OF
her SISTER. Mrs. John y. liarncS.
Detective Henry Bartholomew re-
turned last evening from lniUntown. Pa.
where he spent several days TN bust
ness.
Night Lieutenant Ei"n Miller. of the
city police force. is improving IN tn"
Ohio Valley General hospital after a
serious illness.
| Charles Howard. An Cmrlnyc of the
Ohio Valley General hospital, WAS "prr-
! atcd on 1T that institution yesterday
for appendicitis. and is IN Il very criu-
| Cal condition.
| ,'iliccr William Eigcnirrod. IF the city
police force. who has l"rn cnnval"sccnt
! from Il serious attack of rheumatism at
Mi. Elrman$, expects IL be back on the
| beat sunday.
! officer William lIrrcu"s. ore of the
| city's peace guardians. is confined In his
homo in The Eighth ward on account nf
, illness.
Officer William HnrStrnan Of IN" Fifth
ward is improving from Il serious i'll
mess nj his home, after undergoing AN
! operation at the Ohio Valley General
! hospital.
Mrs James parsh Of East sixteenth
street is confined In hnr home III
+ Miss Virginia Smith If South Wheel
ing is tn" guest of friends and rcla-
tivrS nj cleveland.
William Miller Of East Wheeling is
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NOTICE OF ESSOLUTION

NOTICE: Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
at II meeting "f thu Stockholders OF tn"
Standard manufacturing I"mpary. n
corporation created and organized under
tho laws If thr Stat" Of Pennsylvania
duly licensed and registered /" d" bust
nrES in the Stat" IT West Virginia. held
ut the principal. nfri"" "f said Company
IN tn" cry II Pittsburgh, f"nns Viva
MIA. on the ,hirty-firsi day "f December.
\. II. 1?I7. IN" following resolution was
adopted:
"Rr:Sul MED. That the Standard Man
l:fa"turing Company. corporation ere
atrl and organized under tn" laws Of
,hr state Of Pennsylvania. licensed and
rrI:iStrrrd Ia d. business III the Stat"
# West Virginia. docs hereby diSC"n-
Ilnuo business AZ Il corporation under
IN. laws 80 the state ri West Virginia.
business in sand State of West NirSIniH.
and further proposes IN withdraw from
SAID STATE
GIVEN under my hand this twenty
first day Of May g. u. 1918.
TIIF:nDOftE: AlFRENS.
President nr Standard Manufacturing
Company.
Attest:
j. II. LAMHERGEK.
Secretary.
my-3o-j c-6-13.2n
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DISPUTE over BEER
RESULTS IN MURDER -
At Beech BOTTOM

WELLSBCRG. W. Va. May 29.--
Following dispute over 4 can OF beer
at their home IT Beech Bolton. south
Of town. lo-ni|ht al ?:%n o'clock. Will
liam Cole SlaShrd III" throat Of his
lifelong iriend. !. NJ Mrtiec with a
razor, scverin= tn" juguiar vein and
he ,lird 4 few minutes later.
Cole was arrested al his home by
Sheriff J. Il. l.ir1on and Deputy II.
Stephens and brought 10 the local
jail Coroner James Clemens visited
the scene of The Grim" and rendered
a verdict from wounds Inflicted by
Cole
Both men wcr" colnrcd and had
families alAl resided in L double house
at Beech lotion. 1t is thought that
tho crime was committed in Il III OF
passion by Cole.
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T1,n Ratser's Message.

AMSTERDAM. May "".--r:mrrr"r Will
linn who is on the field "f battle. south
If T,aon, on the AiSnc front. has sent tn"
following telegram 10 the empress al
Pot sdam:
"William apparently Crown Primer
Frederick WiIlinm) has to-day a1rHrk"!
;h.. British and French on III" Ih"min
dies IraIurS. Tho strongly consolidated
height. after hring Subjected |" mighty
artillery fire. has been St"rm"h 10y our
Glorious infantry. We lav" rruSSrd tn"
Ai%nc and arr approaching the NrSl".
Fritz, with the First Guards Infantry
division. was one of the first Ia reach
the Aisuc. (ThiS is evidently another
r,,farrurr t. the rr"wn rrinC".I The
Twrntv-cichth division also, has again
DISTINGUISHED itself. Tho British and
French were completely surprised. nur
losses nr" small. Tn-m"rr"w "" shat
MAKE further progress.
"t;nd has granted us n splendid vic
tory and will h"li' further, Greetings"
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No Danger. of Break,

LONDON. May 29.--In many respects
tho German attnrk on the Aisnr and its
results bear n striking similarity :" tn"
opening Of tn" German offensive III
March. Tho present movement. how
ever differs in n most vital point. MAINE
~ that on this occasion there never has
hccn. as was tho case in March,. danger
OF IN" Allied line breaking. Onfth" con-
/ rarv. as soon as it WAS found The Al
lies were unable To hold the crest. ord
rrs were given f"r the retirement 10 tn"
Aisnc and thu -NnEin-f'r"n"h force made
an orderly ctrcat in perfect unity.
Points Of similarity ar: that again tn"
Germans discovered II weak point IN TIM
Allied line and airack"d in n superiority
Of five to enc. Gas ais" again played
an important part. the Allied forces l"-
ing compelled to wear gas masks for
hours At Strtrh.
The hrunt Of the German onslaught
NILS horne by tho Sixth French army I'M
der General MriSt.
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An Empty Success.

LONDON. May "?.-tNia nttawa.)- -
German newspapers ;ulrcad! arH applaud
Ing tho advance OF the crown prime" IN
the AiSnr front as Il hynaSlic victory tor
! h.> iInh"nH"llcrrs. hut th'. corresponds
cn,S state that h. has gained no stronger
line than ihni which Il" already he'll. At
the same t:mr the enemy by extending
tin. battle line has seriously dispersed
his forces. all Of which must bc fed wit
ration loss constantly higher than
,isat -: ;n.. offenders. The active front
IL u"w I:'u miles long
OhstLyC:S ar" agreed that tn" losses "f
tn" allies are comparatively small. Their
retirement was deliberate and was car
ricd out in good order.
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notice.!
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA,
CAPITOL BUILDING,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

namely. Mrs. George Del. Mrs. Potter
Erb. Miss TtlIir and Miss Eliza Mich
oil. AT home.
FUNERAL services will be held from
the late home tomorrow afternoon
1T 80 O'Clock Rev. j. j. Lcyenber-
ger. pastor of The Thir! Presbyterian
church. Will nfciar". lntprmrnt Will
b. made in Greenwood cemetery.
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TO FIX ROUTE OF EOAp.

Special dispatch /" Tn" lnt'llir"nc"r
'MEEKl.ANl' Md. May =9."-Th"
"x.,.ulivr commute" III charge IF tn"
building Of the proposed highway be-
tween Cumh rland and Hot Springs. Va.
Will me-; FRIDAY IT M""r"Iirld. w. Va.
To- decide whrr" ihc road Is I" hc l""ai"h
Il has ALREADY h'"n decided that the
r1ri!ni l"lw""n Cun'hrrlHlIi and Frank
liu ". Va. will h'' cons rtirt"ri hy way
If AInSka, Springfield. t'mnry. Moore
held 1uncII"n. PurGit%NIllc. Mourrfi"ld.
and L. I"rSnurG. The proposed road
urul,! pui Cumberland several hundred
m,ic. nearer Hot Springs than by any
route now Travelled.
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nfter they had engaged III divisions.

after they had engaged Ill divisions.
wutlc their second effort in Flanders
cost the services IF nifty divisions. Hn
argues that If the enemy has not Pur-
sued the logical course Of following up
these two partial successes it Is GER
tainly because he is unable To do 50
owing to the terrific cost III men which
is forcing him to place in line. recruits
born i'm The first half of the year 1900.
1T is Il duel L. IN" d"aih. II" con-
clud"s. and every hour i'll which Gcr-
many fails to obtain tn" decision in
crcascs the imm!ncnrc Of her defeat" +.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR sA 1E-1 five H. P. gas engine.
ten II, r. gas engine | twenty-five
RI. T. gasoline engine. | thirty-fivc II. P.
gasoline engine. ! forty Fl. p. gasoline
engine. forty Il i. marine engine. and
steam ard upright boiler. Lot OF
shaftings. pulli"s. hangers. etc, Will
$ cllat bargain prices Tool Store. 1851
% Market street. my-2T-
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST--I.adics turquois blue sweater.
Tuesday evening on National Pike. ri.
NJ. Kimbcrland, Board of Trade Build
ing. my-29-I
LOST-On Monday afternoon between
Wheeling and Center Warwood + on
Warwund car. in l.. s. Good or Shock
store, bronze pin valued by owner. Re-
turn nf same Ia Iniellgcnccr will he
onnrcciaIcd Reward my-cS-i
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WHEELING 1NTELLIGENCER. Thursday MAY co. l9l0.
JACK DEMPSEY
WINS KNOCKOUT

DENVER Colo, May 2H.-lack
Dempsey. uf sal! Lake City, knocked
out Arthur rrlkry, The Canadian
heavyweight. in The first round of
scheduled - round bout here tonight.
The boul laslcd only one minute.
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i-r station. sent four men to :hc Column
bus barracks yesterday from where
thcv will he sent tn the various regular
army cantnnmrnts. They are as fol-
lows: william ]. WirScr Wheeling:
Edward +. Carney. Wheeling: Samuel S.
Kern. Wheeling; Howard c. Leighton.
Brnwonh.
The Navy station was not open yes
tcrday, Chief Gunner'S Mat. Whistler
beng away for the day. The station
will be open on Friday
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ENTERED PROTEST.

wASI11NGTnN. May @H--rh, gov
srnurS Of Minnesota. ~ hrHskn and
Iowa called on Secretary Eakir to-day
Ia prot. - against orders f"r IN" trans
for Of $40" national eurrdSm"n fr"rn
tho thirty-L"urIh division :" till up an
"iher nrg;l"i2atI"n Hh"ui IT, A." overseas
They urged thu, I'll" ~tHl" uni's in IA"
thirty-fourlh u" not broken N.
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KimbeI Funeral.

This afternoon. N the homo Of Car!
Pril. rlraSant0n, funeral services for
the late Edward Kimbel. who passed
away Monday. following an extended
Illness. will b. held. Tho body will be
taken 10 GAINESVILLE. Ohio. where in
iermrnt will be made.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Two apartment house. Rent
for SIS per month. large porch. located
on 18th ST.. will take in small property
or lots for part pay: also Two apart
mcnts Mt Wnodsdalc. Rent $50 per
month. Answer +. o. BOX 33T. mr-3n-i
FOR SALE-Twu lots in Fort Henry
addition to Mount de Chantal Nos.
81 and IS. Well situated. Address a.
IT. Graham. SIS y. Person St. Raleigh.
" c. my-20-t
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SCISSORS CAPTURED
Continued from First Page.)

the explosion docs no, seem 10 have
increased. \ she'll exploded yestnr-
day on!E Z dozen yards from man
seated on 4 bench, and did not injure
him.
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DIED

KJNrBEL--.CIn Monday. May -. f?lS. at
HI. huir,. IL carl i'ic!. nj tlr"SHrlon.
Pheasant Valley. EDWARD Isl BEL
aged 81 years. { months. ~ days.
Tho remains will h" taken I" GAINESVILLE.
ONO, some tim" OH Thursday.
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NIcHoLL--1n Wednesday, May 18th.
lgIA. ut "'cIurk y. IN. ut III" family
rcHid. nee. No. 1888 t.uff street. WILL
LIAM, son If james and Elizabeth
Sicholl. in the %lsi year If his age.
Funeral SERVERS from tn" residence on
Friday afternoon at go. Friends ~
tho Family respectfully invited To at
tend IuIurIn"nt Greenwood cemetery.
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POULTRY

FOB SALES. c. w. lcghorn eggs for
Matching. Also some beautiful hess
Mrs. F. G. Willerton, Bell.lire. R. D. No. Z.
ap-2-60t
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Ovcrland roadster. S5-4
model Run $50 miles. All extras.
Address X. care 1ntcliiEcnccr. my-50-k
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FOR Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-50n hinge berry crates with
racks at l5c each. Natl phone 7S+N:
Bell phone 1856 F. J. Gardner. 1920
Main St. my-30-i
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FOR RENT
FOB RENT-Furnished Rooms.

POR RENT-Four nice furnished r6onS|
for light housekeeping. 1855 Market
street. ny-50-i
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, 4.-l2th ST.
ny-2S-l
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WANTED-N7alA Help
PERMANENT POSITIONS.

We require trnmStcrs. experienced
grocery r0rtcrS and Il number Of men
for regular common labor on shipping
floors BAER GROCER co.
u1V-oo-m
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POSITION WANTED Female.

wANTED-h place rs housekecper b.
middle aged lady Can furnish the
best Of references. Address gus. Barnes
Vile. Ohio. my-c9-i
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WANTED-Fema1e

WANTED--i2Xpericnc alteration girl
for ladies suits and coats. Apply at
New York Store ln14 Main. my-30-i
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WANTED-Agents

WANTED-Threc good agents to sell
household necessities on the install
mcnt ploh. Best of goods and Best 81
commissions. We pay weekly. {. F.
Adams Co. 1140-1142 Main st. Inr-12-tf
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WANTED-ISoy. Apply Front Co. 1901
Main st. my-30-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY. 500
MEMS SUITS, COATS AND PANTS,
ALL SLIGHTLY USED, TAILOR MADE
AT GREAT BARGAINS. GASSEL, 1929
MARKET ST. WE ALSO BUY SEC
oNp HAND CLOTHING. my-3n-jy-l
WE BUY furniture. carpets. stoves. ice
boxes. pianos. Eraph"phoncS. tools and
machinery. Tool Store. l03l-33 Market
street. mS--f-E
WE WILL BUY the entire stock or
stores. such AS shoes. clothing. hard
ware. confectionery. etc Tool Store.
1u3l.23 Market st. rny-27-m
wANTEp-Tn buy gas. gasoline, steam
engines and boilers. and all kinds Of
miscellaneous tools. Tool Store. 1918
Market 81. lh!--'-n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Fusiladc POI haber protcstado.

FL crimen &C qua Sc habla fue des-
cub;crto. no por II policia, sine ror
IN p~arI-ntn dc "a v;ctIma. In perio-
dico local refiere e! hecho de ia S.
guiente aanera:
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La ineautaci0n de los
buqueS cansa per-
~juieios sravisimos
Las mercancias sufren gran reeargo
en- los presios por transportailas
buuues r%mericanos

Correspondence Especial para Ia rRENSA
VERACRUZ, Enero 17.-COmo des-
de que Ell Gobierno controlo e. name
10 de los vapores perteaecientes a Ia
Compania Mexicana de Navigation,
dichos buques paralizaron Ell tra1ico
cue estaban hacienda entire puertos
del Golfo, ma habido necesidad de que
les el servicio de cabotaje, que les
corresponds por derecho a los buquas
nacionales, 10 hayan reaiizado ultima
mente entire este puerto y Progreso
dos vapores extranjeros, ell Herald"
V ell "Yaourmouth,' cue lievaba toda
Ia carga que estaba destinada al va
por "Coahuila,".
Como Ell vapor "Tehuantepec' ha
parmanecido en- el lugar en- que esta-
be- atracado, V tuvo que d~esenbarcar
a carga cue iba q llevar para los puer
tos del sur, Puerto Mexico, Froateca,
Laguna Y Campeche, las pequenas
em~barcaciones que estan hacienda aho-
"a Ell trafico con los mencionados lu-
gares, han subido sus fletes hasta IA
exageraci6n, al grade de que est&n CO
brando por tcne!ada. de aqui a From
terra a raz5n de $500 cuando los
vapores de Ia Comrania Meyicana &c
Navigation venian cobrando $500
Dor terri7o medic.
Nj necesidad hay de agregar que
al llegar I su dsstino la m~ercancia
me Sc envia de aqui, lleca muy recar-
mada de ccsto Y que ell publico on
snaidor es el que tiere que pagan los
vidrios rotos. es decir. Ia inesperada
subida del flete en- el servicio de ca
botaie a causa>de las incautacioneS de-
cretadas por ell Gobierno.
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Veinticinco mil pesos
para maiz en
PuebIa
cantidad pone a disposition
de Ia Camara de Concrete
ell g~obernadsr
,orre >pondcncla Especial para La PRENsA

correspondence Especial para La PRENSA
PUEBLA, Enero 12.-El gobierno
del Estado. en- vista de Ia carestia y
| escasez del maiz en- esta plaza, ha
! ofrecido la suma de veinticinco mil
pesos, que entregara en- partidas die
rias de mil pesos, para que Sc ad-
| quiera el cereal citado en- cantidad
cue haste a las necesidades de la po-
bl1.eion.
A tai acuerdo Sc lego en- las juntas
que con ell G~oberuador del Estado ce-
lebraroa las comisiones del Ayunta-
miento de Ia ciudad y de la Camara de
| Concrete, interesada como Ell que mas
en- que no falte tan preciado articulo,
a fin de que mejore la situaci6n eco
monica.
Sc ha convenido que In comisi5n
fcrmada por municipes Y miembros de
Ia Camara de Concrete Sc translate a
los centres productores a comprar ell
maiz necesario, Ell eual sera conduct
DO a Puebla en- carros que p%roporcio-
nara ell gobierno, Y 81 es precise, Sc
obtendra Ia Importation libre, cuando
haya de traerse del extranjero. Ago
tada Ia primera partida, Sc seguiran
trayendo otras, hasta que Ia plaza que
de absolutamente surtida del maiz ne
cesario para la pchlaci6n, durantc seis
! meSes.
Con Ell fin de que los conisionados
trabajen con TODD empeno Y no les
sirva este encargo para medrar inmo-
deradamcate, desde luego Sc les ha Sc
nalado una comisi0n de uno por clento
como retri5ucion por sus servicios, CO.
mission que SC distribuiran proporcio-
nalmente todos los comisionados.
En- el cabildo de aver, sc designo Z
los comisionados de Hacienda Y dc Fo-
mcnto Y al Procurador de Justicia Mu-
nicipal, para que, de comun acuerdo.
designer a los comisionados del .Ayun-
tamiento que deben intervenir en- las
compras de maiz que ma de ~expender-
sc q precios equitativos.
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Los vapores de Ia Ward Line.

Aunuue Sc ha rumorado cue los va
~ores nortean1ericanos que vienen ca
Ia ounce dias &c Nueva York, con es-
alas en- Ia Haba7a Y Progreso, no to-
.orian este ultimo lucar. hasta ahora
ada hay de c;erto. Y sin duda que 81
-~iendo esa Linea ST. trafico con We
-acruz. no ~susrendera Sis e~scalas en-
~1-c~reso. rues sus azores son los
We en- cada Yjaje lieyan des6a q la
Hor& q Pro@reso buen n,nle-o Dc pa
-~aieros. S;eado los TnicoS buunas cue
'el ex1ranjero tScan actua!melte en- e.
--ircipal puerto yucateco.
Sin duda cue para Iucatan ser!a
r,uy sensible e. que los vapores * IA
Ward Line dejaran &c tocar e! puer-
% de Progreso. pues e]ntonceS. para
air de Campeche V Yucatar para el
r~traniero tendrian necesidad de venir
aoui 4 tomar vapores ~espanoleS c a.
~e-icanos cue son los que con regula-
-idad nos po1en en- communication con
e. eX~tranjero.
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HASTA Los SARGENT0S MANDAN FUSlLAR
4 PERSONAS NOCENTES
los babitantss de la ciadaa de Me'no estdn o MERGED de
c soIdadesca y son Ufc'imas de los encorgudos
de la "uigilarcia"

A las atlas horas dc Ia noche del
dia 10 del actual, una cerrada des-
carga de fusileria, en- Ell llano de
Peralviilo, ala-mo Z los escasos ve-
c'nos domici!iadoS al lado norte del
Hipodromo.
La uniformidad de los disparos
hacia 9rcsumir la eiecucion dc algu-
ma persona. cQuien habia sido aqucl
ccndenado a musrte, do quicn "a
prensa no Sc habia ocupado?
FL suceso quedo en- t%inicblas..
Aquella misma noche, horas dcS-
pues. SO ~prescataba en- las oficinas
dc Ia Tercera Demarcaci0n dc Poll
ca, en- estado dc verdadera excita-
cion el senior Federico Gonzalez. Los
e~moleados dc la oficina ~policiaca, al
notar Ia alteration del nocturno vi
sitantc. que u~rgentcmcnte- pedia ha-
Oar con el Comisario dc guardia,
supusieron que ago grave ocurria.
FL senior Gonzalez, era POGO des-
Dues recibido por Ell ComiSario. Y
hablo...
Mi herrano politico, cl senor Fc-
'erico Velasco ha desaparccido esta
noche de Una manera misteriosa, Y
70 vengo z pedir el auxilio dc Ia po-
licia para yer 81 cs possible indasar
violentamente su paradero."
fa aates habia estado Ell seaor
Gonzalez en- c! Quartet dc Pc~ralvi'lo
en- busca de informcs, pero sus ges-
tiorc; ali h9bian fracaSado. 4 pesar
lie que Felasco habia side captu=a-
(Pasa i Ia "a. P3g. Col. Bad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Habra karina y manteca.

FL director do SubSistencias, doctor
MARITIME Ortiz, anuncio 4 los perio-
iicos, aroche. cuando salia de Pala-
10 donde tab;a ceiebrado una confe-
re-cia con e. Presidente Menocal.
rue dentro dc muy pocoS dias habra
IN Ia Habana harirs de trigo v man
teca en- cantidad suficiente para que
ceSe Ia Situacion reinantc en- Ia isla
iesde hace varios dias a causa de Ia
alta completa de ambos articulos.
Agrego que la Junta Nacional de
1efenSa Tiara precio a ambas mer-
ancias para evitar que Sc conlotar
buses por los aS~aparadoreS.
De manera que volveremos a
tener pam. preguntaron los repor-
tiers.
-Indudablemente, contssto 81 d.
'ector de Subsistepcias. 7 a bajo
recio. agreg5. Porque cada saco de
1arina de los que vienen en- canine
rostzra aqui a razon de catorce pc
sos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-21
Estados Unidos esplican
IA restriction en- las
eyportaci0aes
Ell Ministro americana en- Ia Ha=
bana do a conocer al pueblo
IN infOrme de la Sria. de Edo.

Correspondence Especial para - PRENsa
HABANA, enero 1S.-La campana
emprendida por todos los ~periodicos
habaneros contra los Estados Unidos,
culPando al gobierno de ser Ell eau
sante de las d:ficultades porque atra-
viesa Ell pals a c~onsecuencia de Ia
escasez de where's y combustible ha
disminuido de tai modo que puede
darse por tsrminada-
Influido en- esta decision de los
directories de los periodicos, ha, de
manera principal, Ia explicacion dada
DOR ell ministro americana en- Cuba.
Mr.. William Gonzalez, y las mott
cias trasmitidas de Nueva York, re-
'ativamente Z que la parte este de
'os Estados Unidos esta sufriendo
aun mas que Cuba las consecuen-
.cias de Ia falta de combustible, ALA
mas necesario que en- ninguna otra
oarte por Ell intense frio que ma hecho
V continia sintiendose.