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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-09
IngIatarra Ezpica
un Asunto a Peri

Del Scrr:cio Espe-ia! dc Id PRENSA."
WASHINGTON. Julio LA Gran
Bretana ha dado una c~xplicaci6n al
Peru. Por medic de una declaration
hecha por el Ministro ingles Ell Ii
ma. reSpcGto z Ia recienta entrega
de vaCios aeroplanos a gobierno de
Chile mauifestaaio que tai en:rega
Sc hizo lie acuc~.o con los principles
americanos proclamos por el Presi-
4 :nte Wilson y cue FOR 10 tanto, el
gobierao britannica no c-eia que tai
actc pudjera ser nal ;nterpretado.
Las rec!e!Htes nnticias public;g3as
! por Ia prenSa peruara, referente a
"a entrega de aeropl2Dos m!litares
gor Inglaterra q Chile, causaron en-
Peru 1Aa gran excitaci6n pues sa-
hido es que Gicha RepuhIica V Ia
~cl.i!eaa han sido -iyales mucno item.
20. e Congress- peru2uo celebr6 una
session extraordiaaria, Y Sc acorG0
esperar e! curse de los acontecimicn-
tos.
e. M;ristro peruano en- eSta ca
pital, recibio hoy eI texto de Ia de-
claraciGn de! Iilistrc Ingles en- Ii
ma, que es como sigue:
SCI Ministro de Su Najestad Bri-
nanica esta a~utorizado para decls-
rar con respecto g "a entrega de ae-
roplanos 4 Chile, cue 81 gobierao
nunca crey6 que tai acto pUdiera SCI
mai interpretado Y que Ia politica
del gobierno de 81 Magnstad Brita-
| MICA esta tornado en- los mismos
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LOS e.. UU. AYUDARAN
A LOS ALEADOS

Del Ser-ic:o Especial &c La PRENSA.' q.
WASHINGTON, Julio S.-En los
~circulos oficiaEes de esta capital Sc
hicieron indicaciones hoy de que
era probable cue may en- breve sc
diera a noc formalmente IA acti-
tud de los Estados Unidos hacia Ru-
STA.
La situaci6n de las !egiones tchacc-
eslavas, no solo en- Siberia, sino en
los alrededores de Samara en- Ia Ru-
STA Central, fue uno de los princl~
pales objetos que Sc estuvieron discu-
tlendo en- una conferencia que Sc e.
fectuo en- Ia Casa Blanca, relaciona-
da con ell p7oblema de Russia.
Seguln Sc sabe, en- dicha c~onferencia
Sc lego a Ia conclusion de cue debie-
"a exteaderse Ia ayuda del gouierno
americana a los soidados t~checo-es!a-
vos, 10 que podia hacerse sin violar
IL n~eutralidad de Russia, supuesto que
Russia habia sido obligada a abando-
mar a SIS aliados de Ia entente, por
medic de los Jratados ~impuestos po-
los alemanes en- Brest-LitoTsk.
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Tam6ieH FIorencia HonTa
Al Presidente Wilson

Del .Serr:c!o Especial de Id PRENSA." .
FLORENCiA, Italia, Julio Sci
Presidente Wilson ha recibido ell De-
recho de Ciudadania Y entrada libre
de Ia Ciudad, otorgado por ell vote
unaninle tel Consejo Municipal. Tn
testimonio en- lorna dc un rollo de
programme adornado con una guarda
de florecillas rojas y f:rmado por ell
Alcalde Y Munfcipes de IA Ciudad, Sc
lie enviara en- breve al Presidents
americana.
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No Green que Barracca
Sc Eaya Dqdo Ia Muerte

De; Scrr;-io Espc,:a: dc Iii PRENSA." q.
PARIS, Julio S.-Un deSpacho
Sr&smitido ?or la Agencia Radio, dc
Rcma. dice que 81 eX&men dc as he
vidas que causaron Ia mueste Gei Ma
20: Baracca, eli as de los aviadores
i;alianos. cUando su maquina cayi
de2tro de las .lneas a~usLyi2cas el y
DE JUNO. mueSjran cue Ia h.potes!s
del sulcii;o era msostsuibie".
Il cusrpo del Mayor Baracca cue
Tue ~rccoarado por los ita'ianos cuando
avanzaron sobre q Piavc, Ia sido
lraEsgo-cado a Lugo, Iugar de naci-
miento del aviador.
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information cablegraafiCa
Los MURMANOS Sc
HAN VUELTO EN-
CONTRA DE Los 7
TEUTONES

Del Scrricio Especial dc IL PREESAS .
C0PENHAGUE. Julio LA 20
Dlacion entera de la costa murmana
en- la Peninsula de Kila, en- Ell norte
de Russia, ha roto sus %relaciones con
Ell gohierno moscovita Y Sc ha undo
con los aliados en- Ia lucha contra Ale
mania.
Ell cargamento de prov;siones pro-
cedentes de los Estados Unidos, que
Sc ha desembarcado ALI, Sc consider
como II indication de que n inter
vencion militar por los aliados verdra
por csc runbo, con Ell fin de DIR AMI
mo al movimiento Tcheco-eslavo, que
va de por 81 ha tornado considerable
fuerza.
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FL EsfabIeciniento de
Ia Liga de las Naciones

Del !Scrricio Especial dc Iii PRENSA." .
NUEVA YORK, Julio SIN ca
hlegrana enviado de Londres por Ar
thur s. Draper, dice que Ia opinion
piblica en- eSta capital Sc inclina q
~considerar ia formation de Ia alianza
politica entire los Estados Unidos, In
claterra, Francia e Italia, como un
paso preliminar para cl estableci-
mlento de una Liga de Naciones, tai
como Sc recomieEda per el Presiden-
ta Wilson,
Draper agrega que varies peri6di-
COS inglcses Y ~franCc;s apoyan u
;Gca del primer Magistrate america
no, quc la dcspertado gran interes y
cntuslasmo entire les pueblos de los
aliados.
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GREEN QUE FUE -
VICTIMA DE Los
SUYOS MIRBACH
LENINE INCULPA A ALE
MANIA Per Ell ASESl-
NATO DEL EMBA-
D

Del Serricio Especial dc Ia PREhSA-"
BASEL, Suiza, Julio S.-Nicolas
Lenine, eel Primer Ministro ruso ha
enviado IN menssje al Embajador
moscovita en- Berlin, II. Joffe, en- el
que eXpresa que Russia no tiene res
~ponsabilidad nlnguna por el asesinato
&c! Embajador aleman en- Moscow,
condo D Mlrbach, y eXpresa Ia
creencia &c que tai acto sc llevo a ca
30 como I'm maniobra poiitica para
provocar disencicnes y dificultades
entire los dos gobiernos.
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SERVICIO DE- ESSPANA EXCLUSIVE
PARA Ia PREElNlSSIA'
SEGUIRA En-
SU ACTITUD DE-
NEUTRAL

Del Servic:o E$yceicl Ge at PRENSA." .
MADRID. Julio Sci Parlamento
aspanol ACADIA dc aprobar IN proyecto
de Ley Ell cl cue Sc dictan medidas
tales como Ia de suprimir el cspionaje
ea e. pals, G~eclarando que es a5so-
Iutameute ~neceSario mautener Ia eN-
tricta neutraIiaad del rcino. .Aigunos
diputaGos refornisJas, republicanos Y
sociahstas abandoraron % calnar2
cuando 81 proyeCto estaba q punto de
ser ~a0robado, declarando cue decti-
nabap toda relacion pariamen;aria
con e. gobierEo.
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ESPERAN EN- ITALIA
OTRA OFENSIVA

De; ssrvicio Especial dc Lii PRENSA-"
PARIS, Julio S.-Un despacno re-
cibido en- esta capital. de P~roceden-
cia saiza. dice que Ia ofensiva ausfro-
aIemana en- Ell frente del Trentino es
inminente, pues segun Sc sabe, Ell ge-
neral Ludendorff ha heclo una Visi-
- a los cuar5clcs generates Austria
COS. con objeto de a~presursr los pre-,
parativos para una nueva ofenslva en-
81 frente isaliano. C~ons!dera5Ies re-
fuerzos de tropas y material de que
ira SC sabe que estan reunieaco en-
Innbrlsck : Trento.
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mo. y por 10 mismo 10 Sc eXpone a ~perderlo, como
Dor error Sc valieron de casaS Gesconocidas y a.
gunas veces ~0erdieron 81 dinero O mercanclas.-
No nav Cuc olvidar Que VALE MAS NiEJO POR
CONOCIDO QUE NUEFO o ~CONOCER", y "a
Mayo's Money Exchange es Ia casa mas antigua y
mas grarde, situada en- Ia ciudad mas grande de!
Es:ado mas grande del pals mas g-ande de Ie gran
de America.
5to.-Porque no importa q que paisano le pre-
guate I'd. TOD0S y cada UNO le ciran scgura-
mente cue e UNICA casa eE los EStados Unldos
que .e ofrece tantas v~entajas Y facilidades para ha-
Ger s0s envios De dinero Y de mercancias Z cualquier
parte Ge Mexico. es Ia MAYO'S MONEY EX-
CHANGE. 323 Z. Houston ST., San Antonio, Te-
zas. = que eS Ia que tiene los precios mas bajos, Ell
sevicio mas rapido ' Ia que ofrece las mayores Sc
gurIdades.
listed
No tiene que uolsstarse enviando dinero por nues-
tro conducto, pueS basta coRque 10 envie a nuestras
oficiRaS Y nosotros nos encargamcs de TODD 10 de-
mas. NOSOTROS, al ser hechos los pages en- Me
Xico o Ia entrega de la merCancias, lie mandaremos
IN comprobante con Ia firma de Ia persona a quien
listed los eRyi6, 10 cue sera Ia mejor pEueba de que
TODD lego de entera conformidad.
Al desear listed enviar dinero 0 mercancias 4
Mexico. sirvase recortar Ell cup0n que esta debajo
de este anuncio, v envieRoSlo. debidamente lleaado,
en- IN sobre 0 pegado Ell una tarjeta postal, ' a
vuelta de correo recibira toda clase de informes,
NO DIVIDE I'd. L SIENDO CLIENTE
NUESTRO. RECIBE FRECUENTEMENTE VA
LIOSOS OBSEQUIOS que repartimos GRATIS en-
ire todos nuestros clieates.
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car tai medida y q pesar tambien
de que d;cha Ley no Ia sido procla-
mada COMO Is de rigor para que
pueda ser ruesta en- vigor.
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MADRID. Julio S.-Un2 conisi6n
de estivadores Sc acerc0 al AiEistro
de FomenJo manifestandole que de
Il G series aumentados los sueldos Sc
declararan en- huelge. Los eStivado-
res son del puerto de Cadez.
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Cuando necesite libros en- esPanol,
dirijase a isnacio E. Lozsno, lis n.
Santa Rosa Az. San Antonio, Texas.
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LONDRES, Julio Sos CORES
ponsalcs en- el frente de bat=!la del
tcatro occidental, Gue comunican que
es inmin3cnte el nuevo golpe de
los alemanes. no dan inguna raz6l
en- que fUndar ST c~recnc!a, agre'
gando tan solo cue el enemigo la te-
nido tempo bastante para preparar
su nueva embestida y que Sc sabe tie
ne Gisponible de so 2 40 divisiones.
Una raz6n que parece fUndar Ia Green
cia, sin embargo. es IA lie que Ct enc
migo desde mace una seTnana sc ha
mcstrado menos active que de cos
tumbre On Sus aoeracioGes del frente
dc bata.la, 10 Que bien rud:era !ndi-
a cue ha tenido su atenci0n puesta
en- otra parte.
Pero sea 10 cue fuere. los aii2dos
no han perdido por ST. parte el tempo
y han estado fortificando las posiclo-
mes ouitaGas al enemigo en- "a Ultima
seman Y llevaDdo a cabo nuevos
raids con Ell prop6sito de obstruir los
preparativoS del enem.go. En- uno de
esos raids, los austrai;anos a~vanzaron
400 yardas mas en- IN frentc de mas
de una milla de extension, en- el
sector de Eanlel.
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principles que proclamara rccicnte-
mente Ell Presi6ente de los Estados
Unidos en- sus declaraciones relati-
vas4a los asuntos american0s."
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Por SUI parte los a|iados
no han perdido 81
tempo y estan
~dispuestos a
recnazar al
ensmigo
HAN FORTEFICADO TODAS
SJS POSICIONE5

Del .Scrrjcio Espcc;c! de Ia PFEhSA." d.
CON Ell EJERCITO AMERICA
NO EN- FR&NCIA, Julio $40 obs
tante que Ell frente entero &c batalla
Sc e~ncuentra en- IN estado de tensijn,
en- escera de ia r~eanudacion de Ia
ofensira alemana, e. enemigo arn 10
ha dado principle al desarro!lo de suS
planes. Relativa tranquilidad pre-
valece en- toGos los sectores ameri-
ano
Ha habido. no obstante, III aunlento
en- Is actividad aGraa. principalmsnte
en- los s~ervicios de patrulla y eXolo-
raci6n.
Creese que no este muy Gistantc "a
re~anudaci0n de la ofensiva alemaaa
ea a!sunos sectores del frente occi-
dental. Por razones obvias de estCa-
tegia 70 Sc puede entrar ell detel!cs
sohre ell particular, pero Sc sabe que
los alemanes Sc hallan a punto de des-
arrollar su nueyo ataque Y que as ca
-! SeSLIO lGt Ci ~ SuNCSLHc Nv Ihdpit
mas periodos dc descanso entire los
ataqucs, como sc ia acostumbrado
hasta ahora.
Tres son los sectores en- cue Sc
cree que cl at2que del enemigo 7ue-
da desarrollarsc, Ia region lie Cha
teau-Thierry, Ia dc Chalons-sur- Mar
ne Y Ia de AbeeviIlo, en- ell sector de
FIandes. Estes dos ultimos fraRtes
PRESBYTERIAN un campo donde 81 enc
migo pudiera d~esarrol!ar u empire
sa con menos p~6rdiGas, pcro no por
ESQ con menos resistencia por parte
de los aliados.
Por los i~nforE1eS que SC t~icneA, pa
rcce que los alcEla:les ticnen disponi-
bles We de treiata 4 Cuarenta iiV!sio-
mes para e. prGXimo araque, pero e!
Objective del cnemieo, como Sc IA d.
cho, ruedc ser va-iado. Las fuerzas
americanas Sc hallan sobre las armas
Y eStaa prcparadas para cualquier
cmergenc:a ole sob-cvenga Y es Sc
guro que podran c~omportarse cun Ia
misna b~rillantez : valentia cue han
ven!do o~bservando hasta 2hora.
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.utErO tcEoCO-es.aEO-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-11
.C|TY 9Q|0NS HAVE IMPORTANT
MATTERS Up FOR COh|5|DERAT ION

reviewed in city council last evening.
Til" CIT" alleges that thr county Will
not meet them half way IN the matter
If AZ ,lt:rc"r!' Mt. Til" city officials stale
IN III. city Of Wheeling. hut thai the
rIty always kept tn" streets III repair
III" stat" l"E!Slaiur" i"c"ntI% PASSED Il
law stating, that ihr ON" county should
k.,.; up III" ElliirrIl Road through the
city. hut lh" county officials d's;I:tr"
that Suci! u law il uuc"nSi Ituti"nnl. The
im'mlni': Of tn" Luttiifi"hil" ASSOCIATION
state th:l: they Will max" AN lnrrSti-
"aiI"n AZ rh" affair. II action rs not
taken Suun, and bring suit against the
purity VIII" hey h""II" is Responsible
Tor the ui.llj, p uf Wheeling hill city
officials r!aIm that they have asked IN"
and IL the law PASSED by the state
Legislature is found 10 bc uncunSiitu-
tiunLl The city Will refund The money
IL the county. The county states that
they are ready 10 pay ono hall OF The
expenses for building the wall. If they
Will b. reimbursed II II Is found that
they Should not maintain tn" National
Road y SUIT il now pending IN III"
cirUutt court IL compel the county 10
huilL the wall. but 1t Will not likely
come M for some time. The reports
nud CuII!unIcltiunS read last evening
were sent !" III" file and council voted
t. SUPPORT any action city Manager Nil
gle may take IN the matter.
Tho committee on rates charged by
tho local money brokers. had no report
to submit and the matter WAS RECON-
mittlu for two weeks Council ADJOURN
I'd III 9:%0 o'clock.
l.. the matter of the application FOR
an increase in rates lay the Wheeling
Trlrtlun COMPANY Lu the public service
commission. was taken up last evening:
\ communication has been received
from the public service commission
Stain that the bearing date. which was
Ia have bern yesterday. WAS postponed.
and that they were sending copies OF
schedules and data concerning applica-
ton for increase to tho city for inVeSti-
CATION. Tho trial date has been moved
forward and will b. announced ut
later date The city entered a protest
TO the raise by questioning the vLlua-
ton Of tho rTlr company.
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Eddie BoWman's Captain
Writes to Mother Here

TIL" following letter was received oE
Mrs. S. ~ Enwnan. mother OF Edward
En,yIpan who WAS killed III action III
France on July - paying touching
tribute To the lad who met death while
defending his country. Young bowman
Was connected with the Wheeling News
in the mechanical department and wa3
well known here. The letter follows:
Machine Gun Company. 18th lnf.
FRANCE. Aug. 9, 1918.
Mrs S. A. Bowman. l04l Cherry Street.
Wheeling, W. Va:
Dear Madam--lt Is with very deep re-
rrct that find il my duty, as command
ing officer Of the machine gun company.
Twcnty-"Ighth Infantry. to inform you
OF the death Of your drar son. EDWARD
who was killed July 81 1915. in gallant
action against IN" uuSpcAkahln Hun
He fell n"bly on the iI"ld Of honor.
Sine. Edward has been in this company
he has; performed al! his duties in =
manner becoming good soldier ana n
noble youns man. Will" II * to" bad
that 4 Young man "r til" Typ" Of Edward
must die while in hts prime yet Il was
in 4 righteous and just C:eu"c; no greater
honor can a man have than to. die
byavrly and gallantly IN action for hlx
country as Edward did
Permit nc III tins your hour Of Eriee
To extend 10 you III behalf Of the "n'Ir':
4nInrn,ny, all nr whom w"r" Edward 8
friends. and myself. our heartfelt SYM
pathy. Sincerely.
A. r. STEWART.
Cnitain Twrni y-"Irhth Infantry.
Tnwman. JG29L. Edward +.
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REGISTRATION Of.
MADE
At City Building YesteTday-To Regis
ter $500 city and $500 County
Men Tomorrow.

Yesterday was n busy day at Guy
draft board headquarters. where the reg
istering Of abscntees was in progress.
About $50 men have been given their
registration cards SO far and moro the
expected IN to-day.
The men registered are al pon-res-
dents Of Wheeling and como from many
states In the Union extending from
California to Georgia with the eastern
states well represented" The reSisrant
farthest from home however. was an
Anericantzed Jap. whose nearest rela-
tive is IN Ea5asah. Japan
Everything Is practically ready for
the registering OF the city mon to-rlor-
row at the city public schools, where
rooms have been set aside for this pnF-
pose. and the teachers will ACT as reg
IstErs. Interpreters will DO on mana
to assist the foreisp-born to make out
their cards. and most of the european
languages will be represented. The IN
terpreters are volunteering their ser
vices and any one who wishes 10 help
out in this line can see, or call up. Prof
Citizens at the high school. who has
charge Of that depar tment in tho pro-
ceediugs.
At the county draft board headquar-
tiers at Or. Dickcy's office the abSeutees
are going through the same procedure
as at the city board. and quite few
have registered already. with more TO
come to-day.
Those who have registered at both
boards are travelling statesmen. few
auto tourists, workmen In the local mills
and factories who are non-reSldents;
railroad and rircrulcn away from nome
pursuing their vocationS-
The registering Of the county men
will take place in the criminal and cir
cult court rooms at the county building
and Sheriff Hastings and ". IL {. Cur
It's who will have charge. have every
thing in readiness for Thursdays work
Separate rooms have been set aside for
the various natiopal!ties who are not
familiar with the English language. and
interpret ers will he on hand for each
language spoken.
To expedite matters score o, young
lady clerks and stcnoGraphcrs under the
charge OF Miss Stella Hefner. will be IN
the registration rooms and assist IN
clerical and other work incidental to the
work OF registration.
The city board expects to register
about $500 men and about 900 men
are expected by the county board
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IS
NOT CONVICTED
JOE HoEA, CHARGD WITH AT
rEMPTED CRIMINAL ASSAULT,
Is FREED BY COURT.
Mother Of Four-Year-Old Girl F1atadn
Is Principal Witness

In criminal court yesterday mor11nG
Joe HoSa- local SpanLard. charged Win
attempted criminal assault on 1our-ScaT-
old Thelnla May Amos. was ordered re-
leased by the court. when Judge Alan
Robinson instructed the criminal jury to
return q verdict Of not guilty.
The testimony introduced in the case
was OF distaStnful nature. Tho chiid
mother. Mrs. Dora Amos. was tho prin-
cipal witness for the state. The fathet
Is with the American forces IN Franco
Mrs. Amos testified that for some time
before Hosa was arrested her little girl
carno home on numerous occasions wiz
her clothing disarranEed and complained
found the baby in company with Hosa
the man was standing in the doorway Of
an empty building in -Arley 20, with the
child in his arms Officer E,skey was
summoned and brought HoSa "a the
county Jan. where he has been held
during the past three months aUai ting
trial.
On croS@-e1amtnation Mrs. Amos nd
rnittcd that she had seen no crime. but
stated that she knew OF several ncca-
sinnS when Hosa attempted to lure little
girls 10 tho river bank. She also testi-
friends Of the defendant to withdraw
the charge When Officer ESkcy was
plnced on the stand he told Of his ar
resting Hosa, and stated that no never
knew Hosa to work.
Tho child in the case Is now III With
pneumonia and was not able to be IN
court yesterday. Eosa cannot speak
English and an Interpreter was neces-
sary.
Tho Jurors in tho case follow:
Joseph D. Case John 1rlfr. Stephen Free
land. NJ. 2. Dimmick F>rcd Scltaub. VIII
liam Rauscher. f. J. Hcbel II. s. Cum
ninEham. +. T. Wilson, Louis Zocckler
John Kontz and Patrick Eauehman.
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PAUL. GR|DDERS
WILL Be CLASSY
Over The River Aggregation To Put
Out Some Team During The
Coming Season.

At q meeting held several days ago IN
Attnaville, il was unanimously decided
10 have Il ;srid.rou machine under the
name Of the "PailllS' and this announce
rrrnt meets with the general approval
~ the sport loving community who haye
followed the game ut heart as laSt sea-
son the over the river boys had one OF
the best machines in the valley. losing
only to the fast HcnryS by the count OF
60 at the Tunnel Green ALI arrange
rncnts have been completed and the IN
itial practice Will be held sometime this
week Uniforms have been ordered and
nothing left undone to make 1t Dig
wear as long as it lasts
Nint-rhalter last season star on
the Bridgeport high school eleven was
elected manager for the coming cam
naien and = better selection could not
have been made from the material on
hand. for this younEster besides being
adept 1T the game is quite unttring In
has efforts and will put the necessary
ginger IN the boys Practically tho
same men as last season are available
while somc have hecn lost by the mill.
tary route-that was to be expected
,;ct some from the fast y. f. y. c. team
of Martins Ferrys win be on deck.
PROSPECTS are rosy and the boys are be-
coming more interested as the days APP
prnnch: In order to got the necessary
equipment the boys will give benefit
dance in Martins Ferry on Thursday
evening, September 18th. and from the
advance sale OF tickets. il should prove
a lifting forerunner' for the success Of
the club.
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Bic CASE Up
IN COURT TODAY
OLrvERIo CIARDULLI TO BE GIVEN
HEARING FOR REPLICATION IN
MURDER OF CHADULA-
Mrs Mary Anderson Up For Shooting
Mary Toster-Trial Dates Set.

Olivcriu Ciardulli. local foreigner. who
WIS arrested two weeks ago for alleged
inplirallun in the murder OF Frank
I 'haGula on Seventeenth street. and III"
subsequent inJurInE "f another lorc'Gh-
or. will l% mp in criminal court today
before Judge RuhinSnn. tiardulli IL
allagrd In havr confessed 10 welding
The knife in the mortal combat and Is
alleged Ia have stated that his brother
used the gun HIS brother. Carmen, Is
StIll at larE". ami 4 capias has been is
.urd for him. TIL" shooting scrap is
alleged to De- thu result of q card game
which ended in n scrap.
The court today will likely SGT the
trial date fNr Mrs. Mary Anderson. once
convicted for tn" murder Of Mrs. Albert
Foster. and CONDEMNED lo lif" imrrison-
meat. Judr" IIorT"y later granted the
woman u new trail on tho ground mat
urupcr fntn,laI ion has not boon laid Tor
ihr Introduction If the dying wnman'S
last words int" III" evidence. AttTrnry
$. y. Royce will appear rs counsel Tor
he defense.