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The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
new GUN CLUB
MEET AT TRAPS
Conklyn Leads Field at
Navy Yard Opening;
Visitors Make High
Scores.

The Washington Navy Yard branch
Of the Recreation League held its
opening shoot on the old grounds OF
the White Flyer Gun Club. near
Twenty-second and B streets south
east, yesterday. Trapshooting is gen.
orally recognized as the patriotic
sport. and the Navy Yard men are
taking to II keenly.
Active members Of the new club are
President Mcguire, Of the tool shop,
C. c. Love. of the
erecting shop. and Broome and Mel
son, secretary and treasurer. respec-
lively. c. c. Wagner and A. T. st.
John are field captains, very impor-
tant Offices, as on them rests the
responsibility Of having traps in or
der, targets ready, etc.
The grounds were once used by the
White Flyer Gun Club. OF which W.
C. Blundon, one of washington's most
active real estate brokers, was cap
tain This club has not shot over
the grounds for ABOUT four years. as
many of the members Joined the An
alostan Gun Club.
Bad weather and the FLU" kept
away many ON the opening day. Les
ter R. German, Of Aberdeen, Md, a
professional representing the Du-
FONT Powder Company. was a visitor,
and he scored IS 20. German holds
a worlds record Of having missed
only one target in 800 shot at about
three years ago in n tournament at
Atlantic City.
Paymaster F. P. Williams, U. s.
Navy, who won the championship of
the Atlantic fleet in 1916 and 1917. and
who is now on duty in the Supply
Department of the Navy Yard. was
another visitor who accounted for 90
per cent of his 50 targets.
Considering the bad weather, and
the fact that many Of the shooters
were new at the game, the following
scores are considered very good:
10 al
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
CORNELL NOT ASLEEP.
Shows Signs of Return to Football
Competition,

Ithaca, Oct. 12-While Cornell has
announced the suspension of inter-
collegiate athletics until after the
war. the Cornell Student Army
Training Corps is going to be very
much in the ring. 1t looks as II
the s. A. T. c. will have a football
team and that at least four big
games will be played in November.
Contests with local and nearby elev-
ems are likely for this month.
DR.. Sharpe and c. V. P. Young are
to be athletic directors in the Stu
dent Army Training Corps.
II the plans that are now under
way mature the Cornell team will
play the teams from the govern
ment schools Of military aeronau-
tics. Photography and army mech
anfcs. all located here. besides there
would be games with the training
corps at Rochester. Union and pos
sib1y Columbia, Penn State, Michf-
gaO and Pennsylvania.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
Spanish "Flu" Cause.
Calling Of Of Match

On account OF the Spanish in
fiuenza epidemic which has neces-
STATED the calling off OF all public
gatherings, those in charge Of the
exhibition tennis matches which
were scheduled for Columbia and
Dumbarton on next Saturday and
Sunday, respectively. in which
Miss Molla Bjurstedt. probably
the worlds greatest female ex-
ponent of the net game and Miss
Marion Zinderstein, Of Boston,
We're to show, have been an
celed.
These matches, which were to
have been held under the auspices
OF the National Tennis Women's
Relief Association for the benefit
OF soldiers wounded and blinded
In the war, have attracted a great
deal of interest, and their cancel
lation will no doubt be great dis
appointment to local followers OF
the game.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
PLAN Is APPROVED.
Government Will Allow Baseball
Federation to Join League.

Cleveland. Ohio. oct. l2.-Thc gov
eminent has approved the plan of
the National Baseball Federati ton 10
form a semi professional league 10
play in major league parks on Satur-
days and Sundays during the next
season. h was announced here last
night by Clayton TOwnes. Cleveland
member Of the executive committee
Of the Federation. upon his return
from Washington.
Townes. with Cliff Martin. Of Gin
Cinnau. president Of the Federation.
and Ralph Davis, OF Pittsburgh, ex-
CCutive board member. conferred with
members OF the War Activities Com
mission and with officials Of the rail-
road administration The latter be-
lieve the weekend trips Of the teams
could be made without handicapping
railway facilities. The league will be
composed Of teams representing eight
cities, including Chicago, Detroit,
Cleveland. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati and
Akron. The remaining two win be
selected from Louisville, Indianapolis,
Johnstown, Pa; Canton and Dayton.
Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
SPANKED HIS SLAkDERER-
Zbyszko the Wrestler Resented Be.
ing Called a German.

New York. oct Eff You were
heavyweight wrestler instructinE
the soldiers at Camp Dix and a
sport promoter came along and
called YOU a German, would you
consider IL undue violence TO spank
the promoter?
That is what wladez Zhyszlo told
the West Side Court when he was
arralEned upon the charge OF strik-
ing Lewis Meyer OF Mount Vernon.
a promoter OF sporting events.
The big Polish wrestler said that
he vas in the Office Of Jack Curley.
the modest violet OF sportsdom. in
1852 Broadway. and Meyer came
along and called him a German
That got my goat said the man
with the scrambled alphabet for q
name, "as am 100 per cent Ameri-
can. so I picked him up and spanked
him. When he fell his head struck
the cuspidor."
Magistrate Mcouade wanted TO see
some marks Of the encounter, and
when Meyer could not show any he
dismissed the case.
New York has 52.3S5 September
registered enemy aliens.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
All the Liue Ne,us and Velus Of the Sporting World
Laurel Race Meet Of.


Laurel Park, Nd. Oct. 1z-Col.
Mat winn. the general manager Of
the Maryland State Fair. an
nounced late tonight that the
Maryland State health board had
issued an order to close the race
meet at this park for an indefinite
period because Of the Spanish in
fiuenza scare.
The entries for Monday win be
cancelled unless the health author
tiles raise the ban some time to-
morrow. The horsemen quartered
here will not make any moves to
ship their horses until 1t is learned
that the ban will not be lifted.
Many will keep quarters here and
ship to Pimlico the latter pant Of
the month.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
BOXING WILL HAND
PUNCH TO PUNCHERS

New York, Oct. 1.-THE New Jer-
sey Boxing Commission at its next
meeting will hand out punishment
to several fighters who failed to ap-
pear at boxing shows in the State
after havin- wen the club match
makers their - that they would
be on hand to go .,.ough with their
contests. The matchmakers have
asked the commission to suspend
the fighters. and 1t is a sure thing
that the commission will lose no
time in doing so.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
Bill Coughlin Going to France.

Scranton, Pa, Oct. 12-William
Coughlin. former manager of the
Scranton team of the New York
State League. and one. time Detroit
third baseman and captain, has gone
to New York. prior to sailing for
France, where he is to begin work
as an athletic director for the
Knights of Columbus. He expects
to leave for France within the next
ten days. Before leaving for, New
York he purchased a $500 Liberty
Loan bond at the Traders National
Bank here.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
Mayer in Service.

Walter Mayer of the champion
Red Sox lost little time returning
to his home in Cincinnati, arrang-
ing his AFFAIRS and answering the
call of his draft board for army
service. He arrived home on one
train. and within an hour was ION
the way to Berlin" meaning that
he had been bundled off to camp.
In that hour he invested his share
Of the Worlds Series receipts. after
making several donations to war
welfare work,
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
Tiger, m Line-Up.

One of the Detroit war work con-
Germs. the American Car and Foun-
dry Company, has a ball team that
looks much like the former Detroit
Tigers. In includes Bob Veach, Os-
car Stanage. Archie Yelle, Eddie Ci-
cote and Memo Liebold. OF course,
Cicotte and Liebold were not Tigers,
but they're included for good meas
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
BURNS-ERTLE BOUT
AGAIN POSTPONED

New York, Oct. 1.-THE eight
round go between frankie Burns,
OF Jersey City. and Johnny Ertle,
of St Paul, which was billed to be
fought at the New Jersey Sports
mems Club at weehawken on Mon
day night, has been postponed for
a few days on account of the spread
Of Spanish influenza in New Jersey.
The club officials put back their
show until after the people in New
Jersey got over their scare from
the sickness.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
Wants to Be Aviator.

George whiteman of the Boston
Red Sox has been spending a week
renewing old acquaintances In Pc
oria, Ill, where he was a youngster
about the time they put the first
steamboat on the Illinois river. He
announced while in Peoria that 1t is
his intention to enter the aviation
service of the army.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13
CHAMPION GRAPPLER
GETS HIS COMMISSION

State College, Pa, Oct. 12.-stanley
]. Czarnecki, of Erie, the intercol-
legiate heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, has been commissioned lieu
tenant in the Engineer Corps of the
army. He was graduated as a me-
chanical engineer from Penn State
last April.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13

New York has s3.3S3 September
registered enemy aliens.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13

Three special tBnlns will leave
Union station fer Laurel at 1. 1tIN
r-t fs;e > a.s aASo . .. =.
The Washington herald., 1918-10-13

Mr.. Hurley regards the ships as the
keystone of this possible, great. inter
national commerce with Brazil He
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-10
Los MINISTRIES DEL
EVAkGELIO 10 RE-
COMIENDAk
BIEN CONOCIDOS CLERIG0S DE
MUCHAS Y GRANDES COMU-
MONIES ELOGIAN AL
TANLAC

Los Ministries de algunas de las
mas grandes comuniones o parro-
quias de este pals y que han puesto
a prueba ell Tanlac, han acabado por,
hacer declaraciones de agradeci-
miento, elcgiando esa medicine por
el bien que les ha hecho.
Ell Rev. ". c. Norton, pastor de Ia
Wesley Memorial Church, de Jack
scnville, Florida, dice: "Durante mu-
chos amos sufri de Indigestion, rara
vez lograba dormir bien Y tenia te-
rribles dolores de cabeZa. BESIDE que
tome Tanlac ne senti tan bien como
nunca me habia sentido, duermo pro-
fundamente Y puedo TODD 10
que deseo. Ell Tanlac ha ~restaura-
do mi salud."
Ell Rev. A. H. Sykes de Nashvi-
lie. Tenn. dice: LA Sra Sykes su-
fra de d~esordenes en- el estomago y
en- los rinones y de una postracion
aerviosa. Ell Tanlac lie devolvio Ia sa-
lud V ahora he ganado en- peso Y en-
fortaleza de una manera muy rapl-
da.'
FL Rev. E. G. Butler, de Muskogee,
Okla, dice: Sufria ataques de indl-
gesti6n aguda. Los resultados que
he ohtenido tomando eli Tanlac han
sido de 10 mas satisfactorios. Es la
meior medicina que he tornado en- mi
vida"
Centenares de otros bien conoeidos
ministries han dado fe de los merItos
del Tanlac. contandose entire ellcs:
Rev. F. NJ. Winburn, San Antonio,
Texas; Rev. R. J. Taylor, Franklin,
Texas; Rev. A. L. Tall, Atlanta. Geor-
gia: Rev. James H. New, C~larkson,
Georgia; Rev. A. J. Vallery, Mon
roe, Luisiana; Rev. John N. Sims,
Atlanta. Georgia; Rev. W. 7. Roby.
Knoxville, Tenn, Y otros dcmasiado
numerosos para poder mencionarlos
aqui.
Taniac Sc vende Ell San Antonio
por la Wagner's Drug Co, 407 {.
Houston ST., y por la Meters Phar-
macy. 1922 West Commerce St. bajo
Ia direction personal de- I'm represent
tante especial del Tan!ac, o sc en-
viara por estas boticas I cualQuler
direction al recibo de su valor que es
S1.00 por borella, siempre que Sc in
cluyan estampillas suficientes para el
porte. (lAdv.)
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"~BBelmorte Mexican" suffriio una
grave cogidIa en- San Luis
Despues de una lucida faena, el matador
fue cogido por el segundo toro

al sentirse suJeto, Sc volvlo raplda-
mente, Y antes de que ell matador pu-
desc reponerse de Ia sorpresa, 10 en-
ganch6 por IA GAIA del cuerpo Y 10
lanz6 por ell aire. Los banderilleros
~volaron al quite, pero va era tar&e
Juan Silveti yacia inaninado . algun-
nos pasos de la barrera. Immediate
mente fue sacado hacia la enfermeria
V atendido por Ell medico de Ia plaza
en- combination con dos facultativos
mas cue Sc hallaban en- Ia corrida, Y
parece que los galenos hallaron que
Ia herida no es mortal.
Los tres ultimos toros quedaron a
cargo del matador Jose Otero, quien,
despues de faenas mas o menos luci-
das, do buena cuenta de ellos.
"Belmonte Mexicano' es atendido
en- uno de los principales hote!es, en-
donde Sc hospedaba, por tres doctorcs
de esta localidad, quianes han infor-
mado que en- unos ounce dias el
diestro quedara dado de alta.
e. domicilio del torero es vista
do por multitud de a~ficionados po-
t~osinoS, %Quienes a 4 informarse de
la salud del nal afortunado mata-
dor
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a saCO una ga
villa a Ia poblaci6n
de Ella, OaXaca
ACCOMPLISHMENTS los rebeldeS no
asesinaron a nadie nj atrO=
pelIaron a las familias

OAXACA. > dc febrero.-Noticias
que llegaron hoy aqui por conduc-
tos fidedignos, dan cuenta de que en-
el pueblo de San Sebastian Ella, 81
tuado = unos doce kilometres de es-
IA ciudad. entraron q sac unos ban
doieros de los que desde hacc al%u-
mas semanas viencn comctiendO fe-
chorias por aquellos rumbos.
La gavilla de r~efe-encia hlzo
irrupci6n en- 81 pueblo a Ia madru-
gada del dia 10. de los corrlentes,
cuando los vecinos en- su mayorla auH
estaban e~ntregados al reposo, Y CO.
menzaron por hacer fuego a las puer-
tas de algunas cas2s de comerclo pa
"a uue Sc les fraHQucara Ia entrad2,
cosa que Sc vieron obligados a hacer
los propietarios de elias, pues COM
prendieron que sc hallaban por COM
pleto a merced dc aqucllos desalma-
dos. Dor no haber en- cl pueblo guar
melon que pudiera !legar a p~rcstar-
les auxilio.
Las casas dc concrete referidas.
fueron ~SaqueadaS por compGeto. CO.
rriendo igual sucrte cast todas las
r~esidencias del lugar. Algunas IA
milias. que Sc dieron cuenta dc la
cntrada de los bandoleros. tuvieron
tempo de salir por Ia parte opuesta
del pueblo, a buscar refugio para sus
hiias entire las arboledaS Y matorra-
les que circundan la pequena pobla-
ci6n.
Muchos habitantes del pueblo fue-
ron detenidos por los latrofacciosos V
| hasta Sc les formo cuadro para fusi-
larlos porque Sc negaban a entregar
ell dinero que Sc les reclamaba, pero
! acabaron por dar a los rebeldes GUAM
to tenian, para escapar con vida.
a IN rico labriego Ilamado Ireneo
Soils, lie quitaron TODD el dinero que
tenia, algunas alhajas de escaso va
lor y hasta la ropa que llevaba enci-
ma.
A. la sonora Josefa Ortega lie qui-
! (Pasa a Ia "a. Col. 6a.0
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SAN LUIS POTCSI, Febrero e.
La corriGa verificada el domingo
pr6ximo pasado en- el coso del Paseo
de esta localidad, fue de aquellas que
deian gratos recuerdos entire los aft
cicnados i arte de Cuchares.
La reaparicion de Juan Silveti, Ia
mado "Belmonte mexicano', por su
arroio delante de los astados y por-
cue hace derroche de una cangre fra
admirable en- sus faenaS. fue sufi-
ciente para que Ia plaza Sc viera lie
IA 2 reventar. estando e. publico
hasta CT las azoteas de los ralcos de
SO, V los de sombra, pues los tendldos
fueron insuficientes para contener a.
uuel'a enorme multitud.
BESIDE que comcnz6 Ia lidia, los
ovaciones Sc sucedieron sin Interrupt
ION. pues los lances de capa del to-
faro gIanajuatense tenian en- CONT
ma tension los ~nervios de los eSpec-
tadores. Una serie de veronicas sos
tenidas por ell diestro en- ell mlsmo
terreno, hizo que sobre Ell redondel
rovieran sombreros. puros, b%astones,
etc, Y que Ia banda tocase repetidas
dianas a petici6n del publico que 10
rec'amaba u GritoS.
los dos primcros todos sueron IL
diados por Silveti'y su cuadril!a SIN
novedad digna de apuntarse; pero el
tercero. IN negro liSt6n, corni-abler-
% Y de muchos pies, estaban tan d.
ficil. que Ell publico empez0 4 pedir
: voces que fuese devuelto 81 corral.
Con dificultades recibi6 tres varas,
puc hula de los montados. Y dos pa
res de banderillas. tocandole entonces
a Silveti recibir Ell bichO en- muy ma
las condolences. 4 los primeros pa
ses. marcados Y cenidos como los gas
Ia 81 guanajuatensc. este reciblo un
fuerte varetazo en- la cara que hlzo
Cue 81 publico pidiera su pase a Ia en-
fermeria, pero el diestrO. e~mpenado
cn acabar con 81 rival, siguio una
magma brega cue era coreada por
palmas Y "oles" por los ~aficionados
potcsincs que llenaban la plaza.
Pascual Ferro, sobreSaliente de Sill
Yeti Y SUI pe6n de brega, al tirar n
"larga" para componer ell toro. fue
por este golpeado Y lanzado hasta el
estribo de Ia barrera. 0 peligro de
ser enganchado luego. pueS el astado
fue en- pos de 81. pero "Belmonte",
oportuno como siempre al quite. AFRO
10 mulcta y espada y Sc agarr6 con
todas sus fuerzas a la cola del BIZ
cho para evitar que este coglese al
caido banderiliero. Solo que el tOro,
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Fu6 %inaugurado ell "CGR=
trO kAeyicanO" de San
Diego, California
Cuenta dicho centric con las sinl=
patias de los h0mbres de
negOci0s de San Diego
correspondence Especial para Ia pRENSi

: Correspondence Especial para LA PRENSi
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Febrero O.
Ha sido inaugurado solemnemente e.
Centre Mexicano." La colonia me-
xicana radicada en- San Diego cuen-
ia, pues, va con IN Casino cuya fal-
/ t. venia ~sintiendose hace mucho item
20. FL Centre Mexicano" sera para
los compatriotas de San Diego, 10
I que ell Casino Mexicano' para los
de San Antonio. Pero u hay mas:
G, Centre no Sc dedicara a buscar,
para sus fundadores Y %socios, TN es-
parcimiento agradable Y oportuno,
sera, a. parque IN centric social, I'm
! centric comercial que habra de re-
! dunbar en- gran provecho de los in
tereses mexicanos de la Baia Cali
fornia Y los americanos de San De
90 Y otras importantes poblaciones
lie Alta California.
FL Centre Mexicano" ha ~quedado
esteblecido, fernando parte de 81
organization los funcionarios de Il
iuana y varias p~rominentes personals
mas de csc lugar. as; como IN cor
! siderable numero de los m~eXicanos
! radicadcs en- San Diego.
: QUEEN con mas ahinco M trabaja-
do en- la fundacion de este Centre
que esta llamado a desempeAar i'm
! p~ortante rapel en- las relaciones de
I mexicanos ' amcricanoS en- esta ciN-
! dad. es Ell ioven Salvador \. Fuentes
! active hombre de empreSa que cuen-
IA con innumerables amistadeS en-
! San Diego Tijuana.
Var;os dias hace que a inIciativ:
del senior Fuentes Sc reunieron en Ell
loca! cue tenia establecido el Club an
Ia calle F., los fundadodes del Cen
! t-o, con e} objeto de tomar intere-
! santes acuerdos relatives a IA soc'c-
dad Y a 81 desarrollo. Habiendo ap?o
/ 5aAo el programa que habra de Sc
c.;ilze, los asistentes Sc ]reunieron
! desputs en- e. Hotel Maryland, donde
Sc sirvi6 IN banquete 81 cue a~sisric-
Iron gran numero de eNtranjer5s que
frate~nizaror con los mexicanos.
e. licenc;ado Morrow, prominenIe
micmbro del foro local. expreso en-
! sencillas y ]ealan,es frases scs
dcscos mejores por e. fomento y
~6esarroIlo del Centre Mexicano, hrin
dando por ell axito de ia n~aciente
! zocieGad, Gxito que 81 reafirm2ba,
sogun 10 d;:o el Lie, Nirrow. debido
q: esfuerzo del senior Fuentes.
Hablo tambi&n el senior Rogers
miembro de la Camara de Concrete
local, Quien exprcso cue Ia fundaclon
| del Centre Mexicano contaba des-
de lueco con las simpatias de los
hombres de negocios de San Diego,
* I;ciendo, ademas. Que tenia Terda-
dcro placer en- manifestar que err un
noble prop5sito q de los fundadores
de! Centre. e. de rcunir a mex'canos
~ amcricaros para cl intercamhio de
! ideas. cue sera copiosa faente &c re
ciprocos ~bcnefjcios.
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Los rebeIdes iRcendiarOR
una hacienda despu6s
de saqueaT|a
Dicha hacienda estaba situada
a unos cuant0s kilometres
de ZaCateCaS

ZACATECAS, ) de febrero.-La
Hacienda de Capistran cerca de Ia
via del Ferroearril Central entire es-
"a Y Aguascalientes, fue ~incendiada,
despues de saqueada, por n parti-
ia de rebeldes villistas de los que Sc
nan pasado del territorio de Durango
. este.
La referida hacienda va venia
. siendo Ell. objetivo de los ~bandoleros
desde mace algunos dias. pero como
hasta fines de Ia semana rasada
! estuvo guarnecida por III deStaca-
mento de soldados, los villistas 40
habian podido asaltarla. No bien Ia
referida guarnicion fue retirada pa
T q mandarla a otro punto del Estado,
cuando los bandoleroS llevaron = cabo
u propoSito.
IN Inspector de policia aprehendido.
Por disposition del PresIGente Mu-
nicipal de acuerdo con e. GobernaGor
del Estado, fue reducido 4 prisi6n e.
Inspector de Policia de esta ciudad.
Sobre dicho funcionario peSa el
cargo de robo. conSistente este IN ha-
Der dispuesto Jose Perez Sanchez,
qua asi Sc llama ell detenido. lie unos
c~oStales con plata en- breAa, que dejo
abandonados III minerc en- Ia estacion
del ~ferrocarril central. y adjudicaio-
seloS sin rendir parte de clio a Ia
Presidential Municipal.
Al verificarse ell cateo reglamenta-
RIO en- Ell domiciiio del Inspector de
Policia. Sc e1contTarcn, no solo los
c~cstaies de metal. sino tambian algu-
nos otroS valiosos objetos cue Sc
ha5ian perdido de algunas casas de
concrete.
la instruction Pu5lica Sc rcciente.
Les padres de familia de es,a c;u-
dad nan manifesCado que lie Instruc-
! ci6n Publica en- Zacatecas ha queda-
do r:uy deficiente por haber GiSpues-
to Ell Executive ei cese de los profe-
sores que T consider2dos ONO los
mas competer.es, pero quienes, Sc
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Glasses de literature,

Los alumnos de Ia escuela aneXa 4
Ia Normal para P~rofesoreS. que per-
tenccen a Ia sociedad literaria Nj
nerva," Sc dirigieron al Gobierno del
EstaGo solicitando que les sea dada
una clase de literature dos wees 2or
Semara por II de los conocidOs il
teratoS de Ia tocalidad.
La solicitud fue contestada favora-
blemente. Y VA Sc nombro professor de
literature del referido planted al CO.
nocido eScritor Y periodista Jorge De-
lorme ' Campos.
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Empezo un incendio en- el edificio
Oliver.

\ Ia madrugada del pasado domIn-
20. el gendarmc dc punto en- Il es+
Quina de las GALES De Gante Y D de
Mayo. Sc do cuenta de que por II
dc las ventanaS correSpondieHtcs al
cuarto piSo del edificio Oliver, ubi-
cado en- Ia Avenida del 10 de Sep
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(Pasa 4 Ia Ia P5g. Col. Ia
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Las fiestaS en- ttoyac.

NumerosaS familias de eSta iocali-
dad han salido cor rumbo a Atoyac,
en- dcnde el d!a tres de los c~orrien-es
d,eron principle las fiestas anuaies
que cclcbran los vecinos de aquel IL
gar.
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ties hacia aqucl p~intoresco lugar, en-
Gonde todavia tiener fiesta para al
gunoS diaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-10
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-01-22
BRITISH MAKE PROTEST
View Food System Is Cause of
Demonstrations.
Workers Make Strong Demand for
Better Distribution Of
Supplies.

London, Jan. 22.-While men, WON.
IN and children stood in queues, in
many cases In vain, for a roast, mar
garine, butter or tea, demonstrations
demanding better distribution of food
were held at Brighton, Kent and
other places In England.
At Firth 5000 workers from one
Of the big war factories formed a
procession and marched to the local
food committees Offices to protest
against their wives and children hav
ing to wait long hours outside the
shops OF the grocers and butchers,
and then being obliged to come away
empty handed.
The men say that owing to the
scarcity OF food they are unable to
work. and the percentage of sickness
has been high.
Meanwhile the butcher shops were
closed and the grocery stores were
virtually sold out and the men were
waiting In the streets for the food
committee to take some action.
Food demonstrations and queues in
London and in many other parts oil
the country were bigger and more
numerous than yer