davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
MANY 5OLDIE rs
RETURNING HOME:
Wheeling District Boys Back to Own
Tiresides from Various Can
comments.

Every day Of the week secs larg"
number of the soldiers OF tn" CITY re-
turning TO civil life after their training
in the army, and numerous residents OF
this city and surrounding towns arc re-
ccivinG their honorable discharges from
the various officers trn ming camps
scattered throughout th" country;
Among those who have recently returned
to their homes arc:
Lieutenant Charles NJ. Tough. former.
ly Of tho real estate firm Of Paul q
I.ourh Of This city who has h"cn homo
on n leave Of. absence for short time
has returned 10 camp previous 10 re-
criving his discharge. tIc has been To-
Lieutenant Joseph Exams Of "arwood:
who was formerly Tho principal or
schools nj that place. has returned nome
after receiving his discharge from camp.
pal Of tho Elm Grove schools, has re-
turned IN his home after being dis
charged from Camp Sheridan. Ala.
Li"utcnant Guy PoGu". a f9TmHr wei
from Camp Greene, S. e.. wher" he has
been instructor in the hayonct school,
school
Lirutcnan, John Carlisle who was
formerly connected with the Wheeling
Mold ana Foundry company. has return
cd from Camp Funston. Kan. where ne
received m honorable discharge. he
has spent Two and 4 half years in me
service. and also saw service on the
Mexican border
Lieutenant Joseph r. Hanlny. who has
hcrn in The aviation service in ltnlY. mas
rccrivcd his discharged. and returned
home.
IT. G.. IIa2ictt has returned home 10
this city after being discharged from
The Great Lakes training school
Chief Mnchinlst John Baker nf IN"
navy Is spending a short leave at his
home He made several trips 10 Europe
during his service.
George Shanlnv OF Elm Grove has 70
turned To his homo after being dis
charged from the service at Camp Sher
idAH.
Clifford Wicket has returned 70 his
homo here after receiving his discharge
from Camp Sheridan. Ala where he was
n member nf tho machine gun natal
ion
OTTO TIcsk"l Of his city has return
I'd from Norfolk. Va. where hr was con-
nncted with tho navy.
Angelo Mogomn rCina has rcturncu
homo after being discharged from camp
M"odc baltimore. Md.
Corporal con Rcichhinom has return
ri from Washington n. G. where hn
was connected with tho chemical war
fare d"rarT mrrt.
Leo Harding. who has hc"n Nom
her nf the /. s. engineers nj NaSh'nE-
ton. n. G.. has r"tu"nrh home alter re-
rnivir: his honorable discharge;
George Gonthcr Of Fulton Is nh'k
hem" from Camp Lee. Petersburg. va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

At a meeting of council Monday c"cn-
ing Tho health board submitted report
formally. and the general situation h"r"
was discussed. with no definite action
taken.
Mrs. II. Il. Miles is i'll ut her HON"
on Moi Chen avenue.
ti:y l.. KNAPP of Camp Sheridan. has
arrived hrm". having received an homer
abb" discharge.
II. q. MrCiintock has returned from
visit with relatives III New MAtthS-
Viilc.
Mrs. Mary Miller and daughter mr.
rived home last evening from faIrmnut
whore they were called by the death al
n relative.
Mrs. VIC. Wright is quite i'll at her
HON" on Eleventh street.
Mrs. James Williams Of Ecllatrc IL
tho guest OF her sister. Mrs. Eugene
Garrison. OF Jefferson avenue.
Miss JoSephinr Rrantncr. who has
been i'll nj her home on Fourth street.
has recovered
Mrs. II. t.. Love and daughter spent
yesterday shopping in Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sigafoose and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
"Dr. Jekyl and MIR. Hyde"
Topic of Able Sermon
The Rev z. S. Townsend of Zane Street
Church, Preahcs at Union
Mission.

Taking his text from Revelation 7:ol,
supplemented with tho doIngS and deeds
Of DIR. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde" the Rev.
T. S. Townsend. pastor of Fan" street
Methodist Episcopal Church. delivered
onn Of the most impr"sE!N" and HI%r!r-
ing sermons last night in III" Union
Mission that was ever heard ~ th" I"-
siitution. Tehcrc was ON" conversion.
woman. and large number went for
ward asking for prayer nj III" c"n"'u-
sion Of the ahl" discourse. y special
musical program had been arranged by
John Hill Simpson. tn" choir loader. for
tho occasion. but in the midst IL tn"
services he passed away NJ Il Local h".;-
piial. following Il brief illness "r rN"u-
mrnin.
Tho Rev Mr.. Townsend declared that
there were two h";nES in every P'rS"n-
Or. Jcl;yl ard Mr.. HID. and that lbs"
two factors wCr" constantly iiEhtnG.
one for til" good and ~" "tl"r TOR i'"
bad iir made Hn lmr1"SSlN" hHr'AI i"
his listeners MOI Ia l"i tti'' wicked Sl"tit
control the better thoughts ami decd" ::
that Il was u ficht from IN" cradle :"
III" gray" ur th, ~" fH"!l"il>. hui in;i'
God would reward ali wh" $uh'iu" ~"
worst ana Let the better win the crown
Of victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
SIDE FROM DEFEAT GIVEN TO
LINSLY, LOCAL INSTITUTION
SUFFERED MISERABLE
PERICD.
Many Difficulties Confronted Coacn ana
It was Anything but Rosy 10
Afford Other Results.

Th. season Of l9lS as far rs Wheeling
High School IS concerned. IS paSt niStolS
and IL nigh, hc VOL at this tune ~ give
a U,tle account Of the work and the re-
suits during the pas, short and unsuc-
.cpssfui period Wheeling. AS well as
the other schools Of this locality. was
under 4 Severe handicap thus year. auS
10 the sudden outbreak Or inc Sp1:i!st
influenza which completely dcmoEail%cd
rho cntir,, outlook and made X anEthtnS
bur plcasar: for all. Playing un9sr an
t;cultics without PLAYING h'iu a"t
s;art,nE uut late. Wheeling enjoyed Il
miserable season from the very oSs'n-
ming.
7, is not ,hs point 10 cover up inc pt''
record Of the local INSTITUTION. nut "a.
thing lies as clear aS Gay. ''''''tt
srartrd out nrsl under thc handicap Ci
go t.nach Brooks. who !cit tor. The
a-r,v then following this. The Stau'hlS
.-n,y trimming Camps were 'uaNsuFa.cH
and the result led many hlSh sS,WJ,
S-,rs away and the coach MAS le't WIZ
q green 10; ard very i rHi,.., bad To-
Of last season. Coach CALVIN nag -
torIdrr the entire hrunt OF the thinE
ond after ge,tinS together "htS i""H'u
IiE, n fast lot. The team met anu 'nS
and won BY Il score OF I"-' Oh w
80 ,rrounds. but THIS was EonSlccF'G
-. J;snnuointins IL the followers OF
80 srhnol who figured or CaNo!lase
80, vcry weak. Thea catue the SPAN
- influenza and for i've weeks a"ti't.
t;ss leased Finally 1t the very last
,,,;,,,te tho morning of I'll" Eatnc) was
., rnrtntu that the team was 70 pay
Martins Ferry. The game was PteE'H
and and Wheeling lost t9,o. the nrsi i d%.Sal
an" ;,,,.,, Years. II was the first real scritn-
r-',r.. tho boys had and hardened mem
I'd 70 such a pitch they met ana am,nal-
~ tho claSscSt team III tho Eai'tH
! i,slv, the next week, by d Il" count
I'D those few that figure II luck are
",,s,v mistaken. for the Gold and btGe
nInyct real football and n" oT"rconil-
Gnn,,c on the part "t l-:nSlE would MAJ
madc such "A big difference. and l-lnSl!
W. caught "if guard "nH"r"Sts'nht'hS
,Lr ability 81 rh" l"c"l Tou"cNtcfS. Los
the services Of Sloan and hGurinE
Eellairc easy in:kine By virtue OF .ns
i,,ter's $40 loss to Linsly. kept the Boys
IN hic-h spirits with ;hs result THAT ths!
Neglected their pEtct!cs sesSlonS-,hot an
Arranged workout during tho week-anI
her defeat at the HANDS of the p"%ertut
UclIairc contingent was not 70 oc ;.c
1.onnt,d for despite the unexpected
strcnyth OF the cross river boys.
RESULTS.
Wheeling therefor suffered very
moor season from every angle and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
LOCAL FAMILY
LEI 7 DESTITUTE
SYRIAN FATHER LEAVES LARGE
FAMILY DESTTTUT Is
CAUSE OF DEATH.
Funds Badly Needed, and It Is Expected
That Large Sum Will be Raised
to Help Family.

Another case is announced where the
"hu" has left destitute on" of W hHci-
ing's largest families Asses S"rkes. We'll
known Syrian or - Twcnty-fifth street.
died last evening. following several
days illness with the malady. His Wll'
and six children are all stricken WIN
IN" same disease: the eldest child Is
but 10 years of age.
Medical and other assistance is badly
needed by tho members of the family.
md il is expected that number OF
WhrclinCs charitable citizens Will help
them. Nariou. families hay" Perceived
funds through similar subscriptions. and
money or other aid which those VINO arc
rhln To donate will he gratefully re-
ccivcd by ;hr members Of tn" family.
They can 10 lrc, at III" homo OF at The
Wheeling Inir!lGcnCcr office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
NO FOOD SHORTAGE
IN GERMAN CAPITAL

1875 By Public Ledger Com7uny.)
AMSTERDAM Dec. l0.--Thc Trlc-
gratis CORES pondent had I'm interview
with an official Of tn" German food de-
par!rnAnt. Or. Alter. who SAID tho G"r-
n.au p.orl" were far from starvation.
which statement is curruhrralcd by n"
CORES pIrdcnt from personal experience.
Almost everything can h. had IN Berlin.
-thc menus in the restaurants offer Il
great varicty. Tn" bread ration is in
creased and the quality IS b.:ttrr than in
FIullpnd. SauSaTcS ar 0ht:.lnahlr III
large quantities without tickets. Meat
and prliItr.. arr. served even in tho mod
,>st lunch ROOMS TIL" fncd IN common
eating houses is good hut n" prices are
high y pound Of I'd cabbage costs
Fifty cents. 4 quarter pound of sausage
between fifty and Sc""ntE-fivc cents
probably the result. SAYS correspondent.
ST q corner in the market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

children. of Sixth street. who have been
i'll for the past few days with influenza,
ar. improving nicely.
Mrs. Vera Newman is improving after
a short iincss ut her home on Tomlirson
avenue.
Mrs. George S;einmrtz and daughter
have returned home after g. visit with
friends and relatives here.
Russell Blair will return home today
from Camp Gordon. Ga. where nc has
been training in the Officers training
camp. He mas received an honorable
discharge.
En*i. I:atf"rty. o. this city was a Wis
it0r III McMcchcn last evening.
-BCY WAR SAVINGS STALPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Congressman woodward
iii, Goes to Florida

Special Dispatch I" m" in;"NIrcnc"r
WASH INGTON. II. G.. Dee. ln.-N on
rrceEm:I,I iIarr. &. W"udy"rd. aCrnm-
panied H.. Mrs W"odyard. i"rt Cor, Mi
ann, Fla. today. Th" former has hr"n
iIl ror five weeks, frs, with Influenza
and followed 10y n"uritls g; thr right
arm, Ills physjrihnG prescribed IN"
irin after f,iilug t" Civ" him any 70
LIEF from rH,n. in tn" hop" 'hat stay. IN
. InIld..r rl;na!r may effect cure, as 1t
did ;pcu years ago when h" suffered i
similar aitl,k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
100000 Cotton Workers
Thrown Idle in Strike


IHIA by Public Ledger Company
LON DON. Ir.c. io.--Thr cotton strike
in Lancashire continues. only "A few
firm, having conceded the workers de-
mnndS Il fort? p"rccn; advance" III
wages. Flfty million spindlrS and n
hundred Thousand workers are idle.
Owing I" thu failing stocks of yarn. an
Other hundred thousand will probably b."
out Of work soon. The strikers UNIONS
arc w"ll equipped t" finance long
trtl-c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
YRsues warning.

6. Howe Bonar. county road engineer.
has issued warning TO The public re-
garding the road through the narrows;
He says thar the road has boon opened
for IN" convenience Of the public, put
that the part Of tn" road not completed
is not guaranteed Ia he safe. He says
short delays caused by grading work
should be overlooked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Strict Quarantine.

Because Of serious developments IN
the influenza situation here the health
authorities arr considering quarantlninE
tho homes. Or. =. NJ. steele. city health
officer, declares that thrr" must be NOR"
ST rict regulations established rs Iii" re-
suit of tho meetings held The first part
of the week No closing orders VIII be
lifted until after III" holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
HALF MILLION FIRE.

%nEFrpl.E. Va. lace. ln.--F'!rr Tonight
dr+Iruy"f ~" power plant - ~" naval
-.i,r::tfIri.. i.t"., 90 Hampton Roads with
= los. estimated At S5nn.h Famed
by Il strong mort h"aStrrly wind. ia" sir"
for II time threatened IN" "Urir" base.
Til" fire department ~uCr""G"nh aiur
half m hours liEhIing ri c"ufin!nr the
rly,urs H. iI. r,T..r house. Til" nrigln
.,c tli, flrr has mot boon drt"rIn ned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
RAnlectad officers.

The public library broad held meet
Ing Monday evening md reelected Off
GERS for the ensuing year as follows
Mrs. Frank Fulton, president; MIS-. Jas
A, Sigafnnsc first vice president; Mrs
John Showacrc. second vice president
Miss Mary Ncsbitt. secretary; Mrs. y. y
Ayers. treasurer. There are l2bl books
in tho library. and 500 cards out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

News has h""rI received her" 20 tho
effect that Mike DaIZko. former en-
ployc at thr Glendale Coal Company
mine. at Glendale. is missing in action
in Franco. !Ic left her" last August.
and has been in III" thick of the fight
ing for several months. having departed
for France about the first Of the year.
He was we'll known in and about
MoundSvilc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
BACH TO THEIR JOBS.

BALTIMORE. Dec lh.--The soon
men who went on Strik" AT In "'cluck
this morning Mt tn" Bethlehem ship
building corporntion's plant at Sparrow
Point. returned To work this afternoon,
tho non-unon rmr!oyr who was tho
cause of the wdlkout having been dis
charged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
WHEELING HIGHS FOOTBALL SEASON, 49,
MARRIED BY INFLUENZA, IS VERY POOP

climax was most uniting losing 10 her
rival. On the all-scholastic team Capt
Stobbs. Hamill and Clarke were urani-
n,ously. selected. while several OF the
ntbrrS wore chosen on the second team.
Most Of the players will be back IN
school, next year and from this writing
a better year will result and things vii!
come, back as of old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Prank Yochum Dead.

Frank Yochum aged a years. dled AT
his home near Glendale. OF Influenza:
He had been i'll for some time. but mad
partially recovered. He attempted To re-
sumo work. and pneumonia developed.
He conducted dairy in Glendale and
MoundsvIllc for years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Hearing Postponed.

Charles Miller and Frank Murphy
were to have been tried here yesterday
on tho charge OF bringing $50 quarts Of
wrisk"y into this state. hut because OF
the fact that Miller is in a hospital ut
Clarksburg. the case was continued. The
date will be set later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
WORK is DELAYED

Work on the road through IN" mar
lows has h"cm retarded! during tn" past
two days because o. inCi"mcnt weather.
Tho men have not In"u working. and
tho contractors are preparing ~ clos"
the grading work soon. unless more ia
vOrahlr weather develops.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Nn;1dln,,, Funeral

Tho funeral of Mrs. Sylvia Madden
WIS held yesterday afternoon from the
Lutcs morgu" on Second strcrt' con-
Quoted by Rev. E. G., Slater Of the FIRST
NJ: E. church. Intrrmcnt took place III
GrcCnlawn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
MOUNDSVILLE
Stx New Gases.

But six new cases Of Influenza Terc
report ed In the city Monday The situa'
ton is not so had now. il would seem
but no chances arc 10 be taken. y" re-
port on yesterdays Developments was
available last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
Chicken Supper.

Thursday evening n chickcn PIE supner
will be given in the Glendale NJ r.
church bv the Ladies Aid Society of the
church. Tho hours will he from Ia i?
p. m. and good nrnu is being prepared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
SEVEN MORE DEATHS.

Special DISSECTION ~ Vim TW'rTT -"n''''.
CLAnkSErEG. W. Va. Dee. 10
Seven mrr.. urnthS from Spanish in!iu.
cnZa. wrr" reported for the city AID
rcarh, towns today. Among tn" Ne
Tins w"r" T.. NJ. Gump. n. and Mrs.
Glenn Spr,ngstou. -. Of C"iumbi Mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

WASHINGTON. Dec. IN Pay Of
trl"gra pliers 10 not to hc reduced: undrr
the rcc"n: wage order. rai'?rld admins
Iraticn officials explained To-Day. il
answer 10 complaints Of tc;cSra pliers
representatives that III" order ~ :cm"
'cnS~s would affect n reduction. App..ca-
ton for further increase. ny wages a!
t.oErapiInr% NOW is being considered by
the railroad administrations board If
wages am, wnrk!ui; conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

A Rc1lalrc merchant yesterday had
this sign on Il window in the front Of
his place Of business: "Wantcd-ticven
pairs Of heavy wool socks for use by the
Martins Ferry high school football
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
BY the way"
For Cold Feet.

Don't use Ncur oil for hair tonic, just
hecausc the label says It's good TOR
woodwork.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Tho above is an excellent likeness Of
Private Ninvcrt J. Mango. one uf the
most popular young men of this com
munily. who recently returned. home
with his honorable discharEa in his
pocket from Camp Mcclellan. .Anniston
Ala. whcr" he served in tho medical
corps for the past several months. He
is now in the employ of the government
II, Washington and is making good by
his efficient work.
Mr.. Mango is tho SON 90 Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Mango Of Sixteenth street. His
father is ono nf the pioneer c9nfccl ION
airy dealers md foreign business men Of
the city. Private Mango "ntraincd for
cnmp from Wheeling on May % last.
and said that his only regret Of his
army If" is tina, hr did not get overseas
~ lend his niA Ia help incl" Sam and
tho Allies put ,hr dampcr on one Bill
lium' kaiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Buy WA: SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11
WONT BE REDUCED.

-BUY WAR SAVINGS srALPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-11

Wheeling therefor. suffered very
Moor season from every angie ana IN"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-03
VARIOS CASOS DE F1EBRE
TIFOIDEA.

Sc han dado.cn esta ciudad a!gunos
casos de fiebre tifoidea, reciente-
mente, habiendo sucum5ido varias
de las personals atacadas por tlcha
anfermedad. Sin embargo, cl Conse-
10 de Salubridad tiene Ia certeza de
que ha d~esaparccido TODD peligro de
que Sc desarrolle una epidemic de
esta fiebre debido a las medidas
que han sido adoptadas.
A p~roposito, debemos decir a nues-
tros Iectores, que el meior preven-
two contra esta enfermedad es la
hygiene, por 10 que interesa que sc
observe en- todos los hogares mexica-
nos Ia mayor iimpieza y un constan-
tie aseo en- las personals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-03
Yea Ia lengua de 81 niHo
Cuando este Modesto,
febriCitante Q
enfermO
No pierda Ia Cpoitunidad. Rcmueva
81 ycucno del higadO c inteS-
tines iRmediatameptc

Las madres pucden cstar Tranquil
las dcsrues dc habe- dado 2 sus nj
nos el "Ja~abe de Higos de Califor-
MA" California Syrup Of Figsl. por
que e. uaas crartas Eo-as Quita to-
do peligro de enferme3ad, lim2iando
los in,estinos Y vuelvc a DEAR 4 los
~pequeEuclos en- una condicion normal
dc Salud. Los ninoS nc pue1cn jugar
nj d~istraecse mientras sCs intestihoS
eSteH sucios. ' 30" este e!los sc vuel-
ven molestoS y Sc eufccman Y sufre2
dcsarregios del ~oatomago.
Cuando p2dezcan de ficbrcS. cstan
iaquietoS, yea inMediatar!ente 81 len
qua Y 81 csta sarrosa dele este deli
cioso "Laxautc de Frutas". Los nj
nos 10 aman porque no les l. Mn
gun disgusto. No importa Ell que
tempo su p]equcnuelo Sufra de calen-
turaS, resfriados, diarrea, dolores de
eStomago, etc, tenga I'd. Siempre
preSente que para curarlo necesita
proporcionarle un "aseo interior CO.
mo primer tratamicnto para restabie-
cerlo. Direcciones cuidadosas y ella
ras Sc dan en- cada botclla del lara
be de Higos de California para Cue
pueda ser APPLICABLE a ~infantes, niHos
de todas classes Y adultos.
Cuidese de los falsificadores del
Jarabe de Higos. Pida a su boticario
una botella de California Syrup Of
Figs" (Jarabe de Higos de Califor-
MAJ; pero eXaminelo cuidadosamen-
tc Y c~ercioresc de que esta hecho por
Ia. California Fig Syrup Co. Nosotros
no 10 f&brieamoS en boteIlas peque-
las. Manifesto 81 desagraGo cuaado
le den un fa!so jarabe de higos y de-
vuslvalo inmedi2tamense. (Advl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-03
EN- Ell C0EAZON De la CIUDAD
DE MEXICO Sc COMETiO UN
CUANTIOSO Y AUDAZ ROBO
(Viene de Ia 4a.)

ratercs. rrcccdleron, sin perdida ae
tempo, 4 iatentar sbrir la GAIA fuer-
te. pero como G5ta reSistiera, pues es
de bucna marca. dos de los foragidos
-2ues en- total eraa seiS. segUn de-
ciar5 eI Dorte-o-, Sc encaminaron al
Gespacho nGmero 8, en- donde estaoa
a~mordazado Y alariatado e. portero, =
de les vsii-es que ALI tenian SAGA
ron algunos araratos, encre los que
Ct 7c~5cro Judo reconocev dos sople-
tes de carburo, mos cinceies Y unas
limas.
Va o toda cSea herramienta, los
cacos ~volgieron al despacho del CANA
Gcro y cn pocos mcmentos abrieron
Ia caia faerte, caidsando los gozneS
d. las puer12s POI medic de los sople,
ties, y extrayende de ella todos los
vaiorcs cue al ancontrsron, los que
consistian, segun 10 declare mas
tarGe eI senior Rom&n, on doscientes
mil pesos en nonedas de oro de dis
tirtos cunos, en- bilieteS de banco
a~mericanos, accioaes de miuas Y algu-
ma joyaS.
Les esperaba VI auto.
Cocsunlaia su haZana, los iadT0ncS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-03
Fuee aprehendido I'm
Pres bi en-
Veracralz
Sc lie acuso de intentar sacai
del pals valiosos obJetos
de ig!esia

VERACRUZ, JUNO 29.-Las au'
forbade: aduanales de este puerto
sorprendieron hace dos dias un va
lioso contrabando que iba a ser en-
barcado en- el vapor "Montevideo'
amparado con ell nomDre del presbi-
t2ro Lorenzo Cantu, cue habia sido
hasta hace POGO encargado del tenn
plo catolico de San Fc de Jesus
en- la capital de Ia RI \.
Fl contrahando es anido
en- una GAIA grande ue L. y
consistia en- valiosisimos objetos de
iglesia, como casullas ricamente Dor,
dadas. calices de ORC, custodias del
propio metal, ornamentos, etc. Gu
yo valor en- total Sc estima en- al
gunos miles de pesos.
Fue dccomisado cl c~ontrabando.
Tan luego como los oficiales
aduanales Sc dieron cuenta de IA cla-
Sc de "equipaje" que llevaba consi-
20 ell presbitero, decomisaron aquel
Y p~roceGieron a la apprehension del
sacerdote, dando parte de ambos he
chos a l. S~ecretaria de Hacienda.
Sc hacc la consignacion.
La Secretaria de Hacienda, por ST.
parte. h.zo embellishments la con-
signaci0n del case al Procurador oe
Ia R~epublica, disponiendo al mismo
tempo que ell sacerdote a~preheadldo
fucra consiGnado a ID capital de la
Rcpublica nara ser juZgado por las
autoridades, va que, en- virtud del
, articIlo primero de la ley del y
de Octubre de 1850, que Sc halla
VICENTE ahora, V que declara que
cstan bajo ell dominic de la naci6n
,os bienes todos que admiaistra eI
, Clero. sin limitarse a los biene;
: %raiceS, Ell padre Cantu Sc ha hecho
REQ de un delito que los codigos vi,
gentes castigan con determinada pc
ma.
e. caj0n que contiene los valio,
sos objctos que iban a ser eyporta'
dos han sido va remitidos a la Sc
cretaria de Hacienda, Y en- cuanto
al autoc del fraude, Sc espcra one
de Mexico Sc ordene SUI remission q
la capital.