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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
Gran ,ltranquilidad
reIna en- Chihuahua

Ell PASO. Texas, Fehrero 2.-Por
3e7sonas one acaban de l!egar 4 esta
ciudad p~rocedentes de "a capital del
yecino cstado de chihuahua, Sc ha
saoido que Ia mencionada ciudad
fronteriza atraviesa por una epoea
lie intranquilidad para Gus haitian
ties.
Parece que muy a renudo las ga
villas villistas llegan hasta las pro-
las goteras de chihuahua y perju-
dican 2 los habitsntes de los iugares
donde la viigiarcia de las autorlda-
res cs niuy deficiente.
Asi mismo. Sc ha desat2do una
nlaga de rateros en- las mismas GALES
de la ~po5lacion. Que no desper;lclan
los oportunid&des que Sc les presen-
ten para apoderarsc de % ajano:
aunaue a veces tieren que s~ostcner
rerdadcras luchas con los dcs?oJa-
dos.
Las casas de concrete cada ratio
son visitadas furtivamcnte gor los
cacos, V varios concentrates han
sido victinas a las atlas hcras de Ia
noche.
No falta qnicn asegura que aigu~
nos soldados de !.s Fatrulias> que ejer
cen SUI vig:,ancia noctarna en- las
allies de Chihuahua, son 10: aato-es
de muchos de los ro6os que sc come
ten y cuyos resronsabies no han
podido ser encontrados por las auto
ridades. Esto resIlta tanto mas varo-
SINH, cusnto qec TODD e nlndo sa6c
en- Chihuahua q1e los soldados ca
rrancistas pasan por una apoc" dc
amarga penuria en- virtud de Gce el
Cobierno no tiene dinero para pa
gales con punrlaiidad Us ,aahcres,
s~gbisndose de cusrpos cnterps que
son acraedores q ssis dscenas, sin
9ue, nj por ESQ, sus sueidos les sean
Dagados integTos.
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COAHUMA
IA CAUSADO GRANDES F.STRA-
Cos LA VlRUELA EN-
plEDRAS NECRAS.

P.EDRAS. Ncgras, Coah., Enero
IA pesar ne las medidas toma-
las nor las autoridades municipalities
&c csta poL!aci6u, y las delegaciones
san;tarjas dc la Federation y del Els
ado. x cpidemia de viruela ha con-
uu&,io Hacienda v;ctinas principal
uente entire las personals pertene-
.iantes q las classes pohres. iIegandose
, oar ell case de cue durante IN solo
lila Sc registrar nueve defuncioneS
clusadas por Ia terrible enfermedad.
Is de hacerSe notar, sin embargo,
a buena voluntad de todos los habl-
.2rtes de esta Y de sus autori6ades,
3aTa evitar que ei NAL cunda, pues
aparte de las medidas tomadas por
Il Municipio, tales como prohibir Ia
ontrada u los establecimientos publ
cos. de los convalescientes, la vacuna
CON en- todas las escuelas y algunos
etros establecimientos y otras por Ell
asliIo, algunas damas de Ia sociedad
&c esta har crganizado una colecta,
-iyos productos Sc destinan a aliviar
en- algo el sufrimiento de las familias
pohres, en- cuyo seno Sc han dado ca
SOS de ~viruela.
Adem:ss, las autoridades munich
pales Sc han dirigido al Executive del
Estado solicitando su ayuda, y por
I'll parte eli delegado del Departa-
de Salubridad de Mexico, Sc
run tengo entendido, Sc ha dirigido
al Centre so!ocitando ayIda tambien.
De IN momento i otro sc espera
cue lleguen a esta, los auxilios que
cl Gobernador cnvia, Y Sc ahriga
Ia ~creencia de que ei Gobierno Fede-
raj pondri de 81 parte algo para ayu
dar I'll Municipio en- este asunto, to-
mando en- cuenta las malaS condicio-
nes economics del mismo.
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NEGCCIACsCNES ENTIRE EE. UU.
YLOS BOLSHEyIKIS PARA
EXPORTACfON

WASHINGTON, D. C., f'ebrero 3.
Las ne~gociGGiones con Ia Emb.jada
rusa para cue sean enlDarcados con
destino a Russia los cargamentos de
efectos no m~ilitares que fueron con-
tratados en- este pals con diferentes
fabricas americanas y cuyo valor as
ciende a yarios millones de doiares,
han sido terminadas, segun Sc ha "a
nunsiade. Estes contratos fueron ce-
IebradoS desde antes de que estalla-
IA la revoluci6n bolsheviki Y a causa
de ella habian sido suspendidos dichos
em~barques %haciendose necesarias las
negociaeiones que Sc dice Cuedarnn va
concluidas.
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Jursa que pi6c sueldo.

La Junta Ca!ificadora del Distrito
de Teziutlan, Sc ha dirigido en- ateCto
oficio al G~obernador de Estado, soli,
citando de este f~uncionario que les
sea asignado IN sueldo . los ciudada-
nos que integran Ia deferida janta,
aiagando que el tempo que tienen cue
dcd:car a cump!ir las labores inhe-
rentes al cargo Official que Sc les ma
c~onferido, los imposibilita para aten-
der a sus negocios particulars.
e. Gobernador contest6 a los So
licitantes cue el asunto no es de su
incumbencia Y que compete Al Ayun-
tamiento de Teziutlan; que 81 este
quie-e y tiene fondos para clio, puede
asignarles Ell sleldo CUE solicitan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
A TRAVES De NUES'TTKKAA


Correspondence ESPECIAL para la rRENSa
PUEBLA, Enero 30.-El presiden-
tie Municipal de Ayotoxco, Sc dirigI6
con fecha de antier al Executive del
EstaGo, notificando que de Ia Teso-
-eria de dicha ciudad fuer2n eXtral-
dos varios documentos que formaban
CT archivo de esa oficiHa. Igualmente
Sc extrayiaron algunos centenares Dc
7esos en- estampiilas del Timbre. E
funcionario quejoso agrega que e
cree qae el robo fue verificado a las
alias horas de la noche.
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PUEBLA, Enero 2S-A

PUEBLA, Enero 25.-Aoche, a
Is diez Doco mas @ meno5, fue~on
d~uraracnte cscarmcntados cuatco aan
GoleroS cue trataban de a~saltar q
senior Carlos Pastrana cuaad2 esye
senior a~v-arasa6a c. pu2nte de i
Nochc Bacna. east a or;ilas de J.
-:ud&d. II case t:@ que eL re'eriae
--I1r, = vgya- AZ .c,ut5 s,-@.j,
-luy Ge ccrca por cuatro ind.Vid0o.
sospechosos, apresuro el paso y "
iba q pone-Sa en- pTecipitada fuga,
cuGado fue 2lcanzado pOr los mai
hechores, ~Cuienes Sc arrciaroa Sobra
81 para golpearlo con arma blanca
Que portaban todoS pcro el agrc-
dido. sin perder 81 serenidad ante G!
pe,igro. echo raro de 81 revolver,
del que hizo tan buen uso, que a los
pcimc-os dispaIoS puso fcera &c com
bate & dos de sus agreSoreS, hUycn-
10 los otcos dos al vcr que IL cosa
Sc les pon;a er contra; pero nj cstos
pud!eron cscapar, FueS Il pntra-
la militar los vio cuando hlian y
les echo el suantc.
Los heridos Dor el senior PasLg27a
fueroa conduc;ios al hospital cn
estado de ~gravedad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
YERACRUZ
uN PEaRo LES lMPIDlo RosAR


correspondence Especia! para La pRENsa
VERACRUZ, Enero 31.-En Ia
2 2drnero 80 de la Gale de AM
pa-an, donde habita una familia de
aoell!do Franco, Sc presentaron Ia
ta,de del ultimo domingo. en- tanto
cue Ia referida familia estaba en- I'm
~aseo dominguer0, los amigos de 10
ajeno, loggrando i~ntrudcirse en- "a
casa desp1&s de haber alberto IA
puerta por medic de Il ganz0a. IA
Sc p~re22raban los cacos a apoderarse
de todo 10 mejor que hahia en- Ia ca
.. cuando IN perrO que estaba pof
ELI cerca amarrado, Sc do cuenta
de los "~huespedes' Y comenz5 4 a.
borotar q ladridos. Una vecina, a
escuchar la murga del can, Sc ina
gin6 10 que ocurria Y aviso al gen.
da-me del punto, por 10 que los ca
COS Sc v:eron obiigados a salir hu-
ycado sin llavar a cabo su prop6sito
de limpiar la casa.
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LAS CONSEQUENCES DEL
FRO

Como co~nse:ue2@ias dc Il ultima
onda fra on 81 ho$pita! Mitttar de
esta plaza, ~n1risroa catorcer soidados,
v!ctimss de stagues de pulmoaia.
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Gol'egos fue aSesinado en- su casa
habitacion ! la media noche del ola
81 dc los c~orrientes, habien6o reel
Dido mas de diez punaladas.
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TRiuNEO DEL MAESTRO
CAFRiLLO.

cor-eSpop5rucia Esncrial para l.. pRENsi
crADATAJApA Fnora 2i-Una
.o,,io ~ rr;rnfos c~onsfitpveron los
r,rc;ortos sirf6nicos dqdos nor eli
r.ostro J,liln Garlic Y IN yruno
DO ,r,istos tapatios q. 81 Teatro De-
ro,,ado 70 nqior de Ia socicJaG 6e
C,adaIaia Sc dis eta en- q e!ccan-
to co,;sco U los ciecutartcs f1c.on
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Ek.SCLESAS-
10 MATARON 4 FIN DE NO.
Nicne de la IA. Pag.j

de que sc habia levantado en- armas.
Tai especie no fue desmentida por
personals de su familia, por cue IA
anc:ana sonora madre de LUIS -Eh
tive colocimiento de ella.
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Fue bejado del tren.

q 80 NlS
Personals que Sc dicen infornadas
cuentan que cuando venid de Guiana
ju&to para esta localidad Luis, sue
reconocido u bordo del tren por uno
de los agentes de Ia policia seaseta;
que al ser identificado, unoS solda-
dos del resguardo de Salamanca 10
aprehendieron y 10 bajaron Ell dicha
plaza, donde, sin formation de eau
sa, fuG fusilado o, mejor dicho, asc-
sinado, pues lie dieron mucrte al con-
ducirlo con rumbo al Vale de San
tiago. dc donde, segun dijeroa sus
aprehensores, 10 reclamaoan las au-
t~oridaJes.
FL cadaver fue traido a esta ciu-
dad Y las autoridades de aqui dijeron
que Negretc habia muerto er lin
combate a "a cabeza de Glen hon.
bres, contra los scldados del Gobier-
no.
Este ~2sesinato, que qIiza lie cueste
ia vida d la sonora Vda. de Castillo
Negrete, ma iudignado hondamente
"a IL sociedad de Celaya.
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M-rio de hambre.

Is tar precaria ia situacion en-
QUO Sc e~Ieicntra la genie humilde
dc osta ciUdad por Ia cast total pa
ralizacion dc las industries que STEM
pre- ic han dado vida a esta vasta
region, que hace dos dias. al ser re-
cogido del arroyo el cad&ver de un
homhre del pueblo, ell medico que 10
eyan;n6 declare que aquei hor1bre
habia mIerto de hambre.
Entire los vecinos del barrio de La
Trinidad Sc hizo una colecta para el
eatierro del cadaver.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05
REPUBLICA ...
YUCATAN
ROBO EN- UNA TIENDA
rc>ponacucia Especial para Ia PRENsi

correspondence Especial para Ia PRENSi
MERIDA, Enero 30.-Los amigos
de 10 ajeno visitaron la noche del do
mingo pr6ximo pasado Ia casa de CO.
mercio denominada Eel Be5e" y 81
tuada en- Ia Gale So.
81 propietar;o de dicho establecI-
mierto, al llegar a este el ldnes por Ia
ranana para abrir como de costum-
bre, noto que las m~ercaacias estaban
en- desorden Y que algo anormai Sc
rotaba en- e. despacho. Revisando mas
degpacio TODD, cayo en- Ia clenta dc
que habia sido robado y do parte IN
mediatamente a Ia a%utoEidad.
e dueno de Ia casa rotada estima
en- cuatro mil pesos los efectos que
extrajeron los cacos y supole CUE es-
tos penet-aron en- el establecimiento
por los andamios que hay en- Ia casa
Immediate, de unos senoreS Diaz, en-
Ia que Sc andan practicando unas COM
posturas.
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Una sonora volvia del iuz2ado. DON
de habia citado a iuicic 8 uno de sus
pensionistss, que no lie pagaba.
En- Ia Gale sc cncuentra a W. ami
&C:
-iC6mo ha salido listed hoy tan
teMprano, senor& Gertrudis?
lie tenido juicio.
-Pues es ei primer dia que 10 tiene
usted.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

Sc NECESITAN tres buelos zapaiaros para
| reparaCiones a mano. Sc paeara Duen sd
Iario 81 son buenOs V COMPLETENESS arteSa-
| nos. Ocurrln personalmente q Ia Boston
| shoe Repair.-ii0 w. Houston Street.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.T2ASTASOS

TRhSPASD Ia iienda de aDarGoieS ailGada
en- ii nGiucgo i0S y. FrtO 81. All mlsIno
81 INTDrlHH. at2-6)
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Sc ~arrojo dc UT item en- Marcia

Con Ia vida estuvo a punto de pa
gar su ~arrojo un comerciante de NOM
bre Ermilo Campo, quien, yendo a
bordo del tren de TecaX a Motul, Y
tenisndo por exigencias de sus nego-
clos. seglin Sc supo despues, que ba-
iarsc en- una estaci6n intermedia en-
Ia que no hacen alto los trenes, para
no tencr que regresar del segundo de
Gichos puntoS Sc arroi0 del tren en-
los momemtos en- que este pasana por
Il lug2r en- dondc el'yiajero guerra
4uedarse. Naturaimente ia velocidad
: que narchaba el convoy hiZo que q
5Idaz r~;aiero fGera lanzado a gran
:is:arc:a, ' cuando, deteniIo el con
10y ror il senal dc alarma que dicro0
a',4nos pasaieacs que prcsenciaron
o ocurriIC. Campo Tue levantadO. s.
hal. aba en- cstado de coma. por 10 que
cu& remitido al hospital del pueblo
ms pr6ximo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

Sc PRESTA piNERO Sobre M&luinaS dc
singer, sin CoNrar rcdiiOs. OcufF7a a go
". Commerce. i2-bf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

IVl>0.-El Sca0r ANDRES Z. DAIiLA,
Rgrnia DC ia PRENSt". ha rambl1do 81:
nriclna al No. !5j Gale MIcEcr.-Tucscn.
ATiGnua. G--S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-05

uBENDA el oriflo de pelucuere Nj
0nDrGme;enCs . enseharselo en- una
usnlas scmanas. Vealos, 0 esCribano
,ol misnO y dgFemos deiai!es. Mole
arper College. II West =
al Antonio. feIaS
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NLCgSlTu Una LUcua ClbrG ~i"clera con
ria % IfiGyima z ;cne"il.-TFLr!$ 7. Jones
40 BROOKLYN Ave. 60.
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AVISOS De OCCASION
EMPLEOS-

Sc NECESITAy ssnorttas pars elahoraI
puros.-Finck Cigar Factory. fAS Wes'
Commerce 81. GI
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i NECESITA express para que neve SUI
netacas q Ia esfacldn o Gamble sus niue
3!rs hGhiele a Rosales. Teietono Crocke!
Isl V Travis 1ia6.
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SIEND0 I'd. comerciante tiene derccho q
reciDir nueStra L!Sia de Prccios en- artlcu
los de primera necesidad. Sir7ase daT
nos SUI direction. ]. NJ. and 6. MarroGuin
mf nOlOroSa 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
RAY SETS WORLDS RECORD
Docs Three quarters in 3.04 5 at
]. w. c. l. Meet Sellars
Runs Well.

Ncw Work. March II loic Ray, Of
the Illinois Athletic luh. Chicago. cstab-
shcd worlds indoor record for three
quarters of 2 mile. covering the dlsta
IN : minutes { f-5 seconds ri the John
anamakcr Commercial Institute games
Al Madison Square Garden, hero last
night
The former record was o. made hy
.loo DriScol. at buffalo. March -. 1913.
lack Scllars. of the y Y \ G., mn
n,ng unattached. temporarily. Won the
o00-vard junior championship The
vounsStcr gratlficd ono of his lifelong am
buttons. and surely he won IN clever style
Swinging along within range of the lead
ers. while Shaw. of Columbia. set the
pace. Sellars moved ~ two laps from
home and passing Shaw. won hv about 20
yarls Ipc C,lorgIo was thlrd about II
v,rds behind Shaw
Quite the most stirring feature ct tho
night was the review Of the girls bat
alum ~ tho John " anamaker Commer-
rtal Institute Rodman Wanamaker re-
,,ow 81 tho battalion The Young ladies
swung INTO the arena IN squads front and
went through the various evolutions pcr-
fcCtlv Their band. some SO pieces or
moro hlarcd forth the stirring strains Of
hc officer of the DAY, while the
crowd chcorr lustilV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
BASEBALL AT DELAWARE.
Coach Baumcartner Trying 10 Develop
New Team,

~Iesrial torreSpond"nCe Of Every Evening
Newark. March - Delaware College
baseball candidates have been practlcing
each afternoon this week under tho dircc-
tIon of Coach Rsumgartner on Frazer
IIeId Coach Baumgartner has an i'm
mensc task ahead of him rs he has prac-
tically an entire new team 10 develop
The only two PLAYERS who PLAYED IN any
of the varsity games last wear who are
olIt arc Carter. first base and NcCardell
shortstop
Coach Baumgartner however, IS not
dIsheartcned but is trying to get the
hest ont of the material possible Each
afternoon this week he has had two
picked teams to play six innings with siX
different prospective pitchers working in
the box during tho game Some OF the
mon arc rounding into shape and few
show indications Of developing into good
plavers. Much Of the Coach's time this
week has been centered IN instructlng
the candidates To bat. Most Of tho men
he found had the fault Of pulling away
from the plate and he has been trying
ta remedy that defect as much as possible
IIC has also gwen much time to coaching
the lnheldrrs and to instructlng the candi-
dates IN sliding 10 bases Among the
candidates who have been out 10 date
arc the following
Catcher Ritz. Spald. Roach, and
Nelson
Pitchers German, v ork, Supple, DAVIS
Barnard and Carter
First base Carter and Barnard
second Marvel and Pierson
Third Meredith and Humphries
Shortstop- McCardcll and Donohoe
OutheIdcrs-Jones, Cooch, L. PLAIN,
Brown and Ewing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
PENNSf WINS.

The p. B. and " A. A. quot team
finished its series with the Brack-E Tx
Republican Club last night by taking
four out of five games IN the final set
which gave them II out OF IA for the
series The games were closely played
al times but the railroaders were never
an danger
The rairoaders who have claimed the
championship all season and have suf-
fercd defeat in a series only once, will
open a series with the Eastlake NJ. 4.
{ Shers Union. composed of some of the
host players in the city, next week.
l.astlake includes in It's lineup several
piavcr> who helped capture the cham
pionShlp ii the C. @. =. League last
season Kid Baldwin. leader OF the rail-
roaders is also ANXIOUS to hear from
Mantou Tribe the only team which
has defeated ms champions. Last night 5
scores
Brack-Ex Is 2I II 20 10 /
f.. y and " p 20 y q 2t-4
Players: Brack-Ex W :. Monkton,
! Geiger. II Wctherington. b. Leach
+. B and Donlon, Dcnn, Ben,
Quinn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
INSTALL AIRCRAFT GUNS.
Men al Naval Training Station at
Great Lakes 10 Get Practice
nv Associated Press - rvery Evening

nv Associated Press - Fvefv Evening
Great Lakes. III March ? IL give
tho men NJ thc naval training station
here practical inst uIctlon N the manipua
tion ~ anti-aircraft guns the Navy De
part tmcnt has authori zcd the installation
vi thrrr inch fftv cahhte. anti-alroralt
battery This announcement is made IN
tho Grcat a<ra bulletin. tho nov daily
paper c.lited ami printed Nv he aalora
Present intentions are to mount the
guns on tho lake front 50 that men can lo
trained hY target practice At captive bai-
looms and hoN kltcs For drill purposes
IN connection w'th avlators al the station.
II i planned tn have airplancr make day
and night attack Nj gums viii to
fully manned, ready for instant action
when m alrplane puts m An appearance
Tho ercu Of the 7carchleht station will
10 constantly IN readiness 10 puck NJ ar
planes making a night invasion
A,fnlanc dctoCtoTs. similar 81 those
lIeod At The European haftieironta. aro
hcing installed and experiments WITH
types o{ proicctllca FIR attacking att-
planes Wit hr carried on
Anothcr innovation about 10 hc adopted
Is land hattlcsh,r equipped with
modon apphaDcee for The Destruction
of submarines Tho ship has hCeu hu,lt
uron nc lake front and viii hc equipped
with tho frc control and erarrhheht M
stalaGons ,n u4c on the latest tvro
American iattIoshtis \ cage mast and
a batter, of thrcc-inci iiftv eahtro guns
will he mounted for us, IN target pract ice
As result ot The landshIp training
men viii ho qualified FOR gun positions
when the, lcavc tho station The ship
wa pl.nood hv Captain w Mofiet
station eAmmandcI and Lieutenant I ON
mandci hester : Roberts evccutlvc
officer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
WILLARD READY TO SIGN
FULTON FIGHT ARTICLES
Heavyweight Champion is Salts
fed With the Terms OF
Proposed Match.

Chicago. March 21.-Final articles OF
agreement for the worlds championship
tight between jess Willard and Fred
Fulton. July 4, will he signed here next
Tuesday. according 10 an announccmet
made Yesterday after a conference between
the representatives Of Willard and Fulton,
~ which the details of the fight were
discussed
The terms and plans for the fight are
satisfactory To me and the contract will
hc signed IN Chicago next Tuesday" said
Willard. we expect at least three bids
for the fight At present ! have no idea
where the battle will he staged. There
were present at Yesterdays meeting
Willard and his manager. Colonel J. &.
Miller, and Mike Collins, manager for
Fulton.
| VI Hcrk. local theatrical manager
assnciated with William koenig, announc-
cd he would offer Sl25.00o for the fight.
JIcrk and his partner are said tn have
leased part of Collins boxing club m
Minneapolis and will hold the fight m
the opcn AIR there If their bid is accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21

Italians suffered crushing reverse. shr
accompanied Mnnelik to tho battle head
quarters md nuf hor own hereditary
tronte ~ Tho hcId
During Nenplll long llnoes sho
practically governed tho country and kept
II from internal disorders
On Neneik deatl, IT hrisimas. 1913,
hts grandson IldI leassu 4 youth ~ -,
became Emperor. hut thr Young ruler
failcd "a maintain order, and largely on
Iai Tau ipitiatlvr nc was dnposed ~
September. lolG. and hl7 aunt Iood,ta.
NenelIk older daughter. was proclaimed
Empress
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
MENELIK' S WIDOW DIES.
Was Widow for Fourth Time When
Married 10 Abyssinian King
a, Associated r,eea - r.ve,r rvenins

n Associated rrcea - Y vefv Evening
Iondnn Feh ~ Ia Fnp. heWager
Empress of Ahyaelnla. ,lied 81 February
~ at Adds Abeha
The Empress. who was wifiow for ha
fourth TIME whom ~ 1881 ~ The age If
~. aho married Aleuolik. tlen SIMPLY
klng 81 Shna. was woman of great fnree
~ character princess of ilgre. she vas
Of very far cornplason and had roinarl-
ably small hands and feet Ia her youth
eho was crlehrated for hrt beauty Prom
tho fret rs became 4 daughter of tho
King of t,undar. sic tn"l az active pat
~ the ttpuhlnns l,olitic= af Al,yesnia. and
was concerned ~ al tho evil wars and
ntrlguee vhich ended ~ tIte ra,aine of
Nenehk tn whom she hnfe nn children
to the position Of Negue Nrgilsti Fn-
l,crorl ~ 1850 At Adowa. where the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
WITH THE BOWLERS.
NEW CASTLE LEATHER TO-
WONT RELEASE LAJOiE.

Toronto, Ont, March 2l-Announce-
nient that Napoleon Lajoie, manager Of
the Toronto Club of the international
Baseball League, would not be given his
release under any consideration was
made yesterday BY J J. McCaffrey
president Of the club He said Laioie' 5
claim that he should be classed as d free
agent was absurd under baseball Law
McCaffrey reiterated his opinion that the
international League would operate this
season I.ajoie wanted his release so he
could accept the management of the
indianapolis team of the American Asso-
cation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21

You try m Every Fvonlng want adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Y. NJ. II. A. Smoker.

Several new and novel events were
introduced by the members Of the Young
Men $ Hebrew Association at their an
nual smoker held last night Several
wrestling bouts and other athletic events
were staged and the affair proved n great
success Short addresses were also de
llvercd by David Snellenburg and Judge
Aaron Finger. During the evening re-
fresbments were served The bouts were
refereed by Stevev Smith
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-21
Girls IsaslgetiaaII

The girls basketball team If How
ard High school defeated thn Waurta
4 g. of Philadelphia. last uighi hy
the score ~ - - 2 The Philadeiphians
wrrc outclasecd from the start the Howard
Misses having ittlc or 10 trouble IA
winning
The Holly chieftain., 1918-08-22
Far. and . Halt to stat. Fair

Pare and . Halt to State Fair
Special passenger rates are to be
given all persons attending the
Colorado State Fair. which will be
held in Pueblo, September % to 2S.
The rate will be one and Onehalf
fares for the round trip. Selling
days will begin September %; all
tickets will be good returning to
and including September %. For
considerable time after the gov
ernment took control of the rail
ways. it was believed that no
special rates could be secured, but
Manager Beaman of the big Colo
RADIO show, together with officers of
other state fairs, worked ceaselessly
for the. rates, and finally they have
been granted for all state fairs.