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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-08-08


with the Jewish Welfare Board.
Misses Eva and Sophie Sachs left
Wednesday for Duluth from where
they will take a trip Of the Great
Lakes.
Mrs. Louis Feigelman and daugh-
ter, Miriam, are at Solzberg's Point,
Lake Minnetonka. Miss Rose Fei-
gelman is spending few weeks at
Lyman Lodge at Linwood, Lake
Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Goldstein of
Red Wing, Mimi, have moved to
the city and now living at 210l Lyn-
dale Avenue South
Mrs. Robert Kolliner is spending
the week at Edgewood, Lake Min
netonka.
Misses Edna Berman and Edith
Abrams returned Sunday from a
three weeks tour through Yellow
stone National Park and Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mecklenberger
of Chicago have returned to their
home after several weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Monasch of
Aldrich Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Labovitz, 2OO0
Aldrich Avenue South, returned
last week from a trip to Interna-
tional Falls and Duluth, Mimi,
where they were the guests of Mrs.
Labovitz' parents and other rela
tives.
Mrs. A. Farbstein, superintendent
Of Hebrew Sheltering Home, will
leave August 10 on a two-weeks'
visit to Chicago and other cities. She
also is planning to visit various Or
phanages.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ruben and
baby daughter will return Saturday
from Mackinac Island, Mich, where
they spent two weeks.
Mrs. S. Strimling of II Highland
Place has as her guests, her sister,
Mrs c. Manafewitz, and her niece,
Miss Martha Rubenstein, of Mil
waukee.
Miss Bertha Davis returned last
week from a months trip to Chica-
go, Milwaukee and Elkhart Lake,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Davis and fam
lily of Newton Avenue North are
spending the remainder of the sum-
mer at Antlers Park, MINI.
Mrs. Samuel A. Weisman and son,
Sydney. left "Wednesday for WEIGH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
PIDE Ell CONGRESO DE
HIDALGO Ell RETRO
DEL JEFF MILiTAR
Las tropas de Mariel estda
cometierdo incaIifica-
bles atentados

PACHUCA, Hidalgo, Octubre 20.
Ell Congreso del Estado acordo
hoy pedir al Executive de Ia Repu-
blica ell retro del jefe de las opera
clones en- ell Estado, Francisco de P.
Mariel, y de sus tropas, consideran-
do que su permanencia es lnsoporta-
bic debido a los innumerables aten-
tados que cometen.
En- Ia session que Ell Congreso ira
to de este asunto sc dieron a como
Ger algunos de los atentados come
tidos. s~enalandose los siguientes:
e. jefe del d~estacamento de Aqua
Blanca, cOmpuesto de diez soldados,
saqueo y robo a los particulares con
ell preteXto. va gastado, de Que en-
sus domicilios escondian y
parque los enemigos del Gobierno.
De este atentado Sc do parte a
Mariel. pero no Sc logro nj ell casti-
go de los ~culpables nj la d%evolucion
de los objetos robados por los solda-
dos.
Ell Presidente Municipal de Aqua
Blanca, con este motive. Sc dirigio
al gobernador del Estado manifes-
tando que hacia formal e i~rrevoca-
Bile renuncia de su cargo Ell vista
de que los militares 10 desobedacian
Y comedian toda clase de atropelloS,
49,, :, ,.I,- - .,.,lnI,
Del pueblo de Cuatepec, del sec
tor de T~!ancingo, Sc quejan tamblen
de incalificables atentados cometl-
dos por (! curonel Salustio Lima, el
Mayor Serafin Morales Y varios Off
~ciales, q~uienes EN- estado de embria-
guez asaltaron la ASA de Felix Man
cha, del Comandante de la Po!icia
del pueblo, del senior Federico San
chez, ell cual escape de ser acribilla-
do q balazos pUr los mi!itares asal-
tantes. Tambien asaltaron la casa de
una sonora viuda ~joven, u quien hi
cieron victima.
Como los anterl0reS, eStos hechos
fueron communicates a Mariel, y, CO.
mo aquellos, Sc quedaron sin casti-
go y sin que Sc hiciera siquiera una
averiguacion.
En- vista de TODD, Ia Legislature
local acordo pedir al Jefe del Eje-
cutivo, en- la ciudad de Mexico, el
retro de Mariel ' sus ~fuerzas, del
Estado, Senalando hechos que son
del dominic plblico, como los ante
riorcs.
La proposition fue aprobada por
unanimidad, nombrandose una CONT
sion para que represente al Congre-
so Y Sc apersone 0 C3Iranza para
el objeto indicado.
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SERA ABUNDANTISIMA
La COSECHA DE MAfZ
Ha5rG hasta para exportar
csc grano a Centre
America L.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubrs
2O.-La S~ecretaria de Agriculture
ha recibido informes oficiales acer-
ca de la condicion en- que sc halla
la sie:nbra de maiz en- los Estados
de Sinaloa, Nayarit y Sonora. Tales
informes indican que la cosecha Sc
"a abundante. pues no bajara de
IN million doscientos mil hectolitros,
cantidad suficiente para cubrir las
exigencias de la region occidental
del pals. sobrando una tercera parte
que Sc exportara a Centre America,
de acuerdo cor las disposicioncs gu
bernativas.
Las cosechaS de e. Bajfo son tam
bien abundantes Y no Sc teme que
ell hielo las perjudique porque las
mazorcas estan va macizas. a cerca
de Setenta mil hect6litros ascendera
esta production, Ia que Sc cons'dera
bastante para aquella IONA Y para el
consume dc esta capital, V tai e
para dar algo a los alrededores del
nilsmo BajiJ.
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AUTO QUE CHOCA CONTRA
TRES

Frentc Il la casa 1l5 de Ia Gale
de Solcdad, la sonora Irene Waldens-
TEN, que vive en- la Gale de Porter
SIC, manejando un automovil de su
propicdad, fue a chocar contra otro
CAIRO manejado ror ell senior L. H.
Fuller. dc Ia Gale de Houston G914,
Y con oficina en- cl edificio Gel Banco
Nacional de Concrete. Dejo a un
lado n este primer CAIRO Y fue a dar
scbre otro que p~crtenece al senior
!. a. We,ch, Y por Ultimo contra el
de Que es nropietario el senior A. A.
Smith, causando a este ultimo CAIRO
maycres danos que a los otros dos.
Por fin, Ia sonora cayo de su CAIRO
al suelo. o~riginandose ligeras contu-
stones de las que fuc atendida en- ell
sanatorio del Dr.. kenncy, a donde
Sc lie condujo.
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UN TREMENDO ATENTADO
Fue cometido con IN hombre
en- las cercaRlns de Jalcya

EERACRUZ. octubre 21.-Se tienen
noticias de Jalapa &c cue hace pocos
dias Sc acerco a la Hacienda de Las
Animas, Immediate a Ia citada po-
blac!on, una partida DC rebeldes, a Ia
que Sc pretende hacer responsible de
Ia muerte de uno de los peones de a.
mencionada hacienda, d quien anna
rraron, lie cortaroI la lengua, Y lie hi
cieron otras mutilaciones, terminando
por hacerlo pedazos con los machetes.
Con eli objeto de proteger los gran
des intereses que tiene ell la region del
Rio de C~oatZacoalcos la Compania de
Petroleo 'EI Aguila", Sc esta ejercien-s
DO constante v~igilancia sobre ell curse
de dicho rio, como resultado de Ia
cual, fue 81 %encuentro efectuado en-
dias pasados entire felicistas y carran-
cistas.
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Sc PIDE FL PR0CESO DEL
REY DE BULGARIA

GINEBRA. Octuhre 23.-Un des-
pacho recjbldo aqui hoy de Belgrade,
Serbia. dice que e. ~poderoso partido
de campesinos de Bulgaria, ha pcdi-
do cl arresto y e. proccso del Rey
Fernando de Bulgaria, asi como tam.
bien de los eX-Primeros Ministries
Radcslavoff ' Malinoff, como res
ponsablas de habcr envuelto a csc
pals en- Ia guerra. Secun dice ell
despacho. la demanda pide tambien
Ia confiscacion de todas las propie-
GaieS rcales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-24
TRAJES EN- AEONQS

s IA mecca. Vicente ~,-a. cls.r- y Cor
.aIor. 81 Uy1Srasa =. San Antonio. Tex.
SUB-AGENCIA SINGER. Naqufuas de to-
COS cst:I0S cu abo7os mr1sullrS. NauUinas
De se-unda cntcramcntc titles son accessories .
o,ras ma-raS may tarlta'. A-trs &c COM
prar maquira. yea Cstas y Gc scgaro ly aho-
ryarcmos t,Gcro. Preparedness gratis n nGcs-
,ros c~iicntes. - arriaS Singer CT cu0u;cro.
30 cts. DcSpachamoS 6rdcncS por cc-Tro.
Tel. Travis 1886. 3Oi So. Alamo.-Alamo
Sewing Machine Supply Co.
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EN- MALA SETUAC{ON
Sc halla ell A~yuntamiento de
la ciudad de Monterrey

MONTERREY, n. L.. Octubrc 90.
Fl Ayuntamiento trat6 aver IL sitlL
ci6r economical de la corporation,
Subre Ia cual ha cstado insistiendo
un diario de la localidad, despertan-
do la idea de que los fondos no pa
recer; estar eQuitativameutc name
jados.
Sobre el asunto habl6 ell professor
Joel Rocha, alcalde 10. ~Supleat., IN
fernando que cl Ayuntamiento de-
be al gobierno del Estado seiS mil
pesos. resto de diez mi que e! Ayun
tamiento habia pedido en- 1918 Y
que, Ell ccnsecuencia. no era ii dc
tual cuerpo cl que habia contraido
csc adeudo: que ell gobierno del rs.
tado debe al Ayuntamiento trccc III
pesos gastadoS en- alimentacion dc
los presses que ct Municipio tienc
pcndieEtc con cl gobicrno una deu-
da de ochenta nil pesos, que Sc pi-
dierun hara ocho o diez amos para
pagan n Ii Cumpania de Aqua y
Drenaje.
Con respect al adeudo pendicn-
tc a la cmpresa de luz, cl Ayunta-
miento anterior prcsidido por Sillcr
dejo IN cucnta dc cuarenta Y nue.
We mil pesos, Ia cual ha aumcntado
muy POGO. AdemaS, Sc han abonado
como Scls mil pesos dc esa cucnta.
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ESTA EN- TAMPTCO FL
~G0BERNADOR De TAMPS.
EuG q tratar sobre Uarias me-
jorQs m0teria!es de IT.
genie ImportGRcia

TNNPICO. octubre 2O.-Hoy por Ia
manana, por 81 ferrocarril V prCcc-
dente dc CiUdad Victoria, lego a cs-
te puerto. ci Professor Andres Osuna
goocrnador del Estado. FL objcto del
viaic dc Osuna d este puerto, es cl
dc tratar con las companias rcspccti-
vas. los asuntos rc~lGcionadcs con cl a.
qua potable para csta ciudad. y Il pa
vimcntado de las GALES de la de Gu
dad Victoria.
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Lie EDUARDO TAMARIZ

Aao-sso NexI.aao. 7,5-720 B-ady B,ag.. Te
Esono c. rs. san Aatc@.2. Texas.
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AUSTRIA ELINIINA UNA CLAU-
SULA DE 81 CONSTITUTION

FiENA, Octubre 2S.-La Asamblea
NacicNai Austriaca elimin6 hoy de Ia
rucva Constitution austriaca, aproba-
da rec;entemente, la clausula por Ia
cual Sc declaraba a csc pals ccro una
par;e i~ntegrante de Alemania. La
elimination de referencia Sc llevo a
cabo 4 fin De pooer cumplir con los
teEmino5 del tratadC de paz.
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ENLACE HINTZE-VILLALOBOS

FL dia 25 del presente tendra lu-
gar el enlace matrimonial del Sc
nor Juan Angel Hintze Y ia seno-
rita Ignacia Villalobos, pertenecien-
les ambcs a distinguidas familias me
Aicanas de la ciutad de e Pass.
Texas. en- donGa 50 rcrlfica,a el ma
trimoaio.
La ceremonial tendra lugar en- cl
Temple de Ia Sagrada Familia a las
nueve Y media de ia malana.
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! Z VSOS o. OCASION
MISCELANEA

". c. ORTIZ. Empacador de Muebles. Pre-
clos reducidos traba!o EarantZado; eco
nendncioncs de primcra clase,-3l5 Fl Paso
St. Telefono Crockett 1919.
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DR.. y. EAE4rEL GOMEZ. SO ECos; HllE
Ta.s:arg Tray -gr.-Eclre:caes cisc;-og..
.as de- Dr. Adams.
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PESOUISAS

persona lgc p.olurciUnr iuformrs Dc mi her
mauu Juan Navarro. de - a1os dr cdRd.
qujcu Ell Seytirmbge 5, del rrcscutc ano.
sai.o q" Tulsa. Okla. sin Gae nasta Ia lccha
81 hayau srrib!do ay.cjas sUyLs E"do III
furrr d5gijasc a N:ttUriauo Navarro, Z. +.
D. !. Bon s.. Sv@Iin. TrAss. i-Sl
SSPI.ENDIDAMENTE grat.IIcasg 4 QUEEN
,ur p.a' arc.yuc .ufusm3es del "ctlaI p~arads.O
a.. IA Sri'H. Dc'tiua = + Eamirrs. urjsi-
ua.,a IL, RI" Graa4c. TrNas.- -CuaIGUivr no
tia >ubr" 81 particular. d.g'Jusr a Ramon
Is. Pima. 1916 Franklin St. .~io4-tou. Tex.
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AVOCADO PARA LOS NEZICANoS. Alien.
is -cca claSr - uegocios Jlt:c!aies. rsca.
r1guozsz .o- danes y .Cr1l.c.os PsTson-rs
-aEs-s l.ylcs > c-I1-Ea.ss. -Ec-AnEc.c0s5 "a
R--e3os, No co5-o aoucra-.os raaca CO 90
TgU,0s aGCGa1 acknowledgements ;srmlaAcos,
Lis. Hsn-y Sen Cine. Io5 GGa.c- Bldg
san Antcato. Texas. Crockett SIS.
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81 listed POSEE UNA iIAQUi-
MA DE ESCRIBlR

TIenc que usar r!u.as y pap"i carh'u.
Ervio@vs $i.tC. valoT 49, wua dc uucstras
Ci~.ss he Maqgiua ra~an,lzadas lm-uc,ouan-
a. e. color &c "a yluia : marca Gc maGujnal y
10 onviaTcm0s aGCmas uu ~I.'Idu gratis dc
pr.rha consistent" On % hojas lie nurst-o
papcl Carbon Negro Ehano cue. no man
lha. Lc d-,u..crymus - G.u"-u - no Cue
"A >2.rs:crHu. MIAMI RIBBON & CARBON
so l.. p. Dayton. Ohio.
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con $500 Sc Sra,ificass Il Ia PERSONA qlc
Ca'lvro,. De Is amos de cdad hijo adulti-
80 dc Guadalupe Fraus.To y de Manucia Ri
Vera. \ grjurip,os dc A%Us,o. &c. prcscntr
aIv. d",4paTccso Dc Fort Worth sin CUE &C
haya sv,.Aido uluEuua uV,!cia slyt. DIrl-
:ID~c 70 Guadalupe F:austgo. -0l1 Grove
St. North Fort Worth. Texas. l211
GRA.IFICARE ESgLENDIDANENTE Il IA
persona ql" mr. prUpUrcionc intormcs de nj
hi, S..e-t-c HERNANDEZ. &c Gu!cn en- 1917
rcc.bI >a.. ltiln'as ~noilCIas &c Prescott. A-IG.
=. dr e., amos 10 cdad. cs;atur.s regular
y morrnu. D]IrIJam>r sobTo 81 particular Il
V,lsu,.m HERNANDEZ. Rox 49,. BurkbUrnc:t.
rcNa-. $50
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$4,000 DE GRATIFICACION dacc a IA PER
soma que me propUrcione iniurmcs DC mi
hrrInano Hey~~ Rcrvcr GicaGu.:. IGicn cr
A@aa'u 10 1911 81 "ncontTaha rn Eagle Pass.
Texas > lucgo dc-pu&s en- San Antonio. IS
De II amos de ,iaG. Tudu Iutormc djrijase
81 Rosrndu Bcr,cr Mcndoza. K \. Box Gas.
Houston. Texas. ,@6J
DESEO SAEER 81 varaIrru de Ia Sra. Rosa
Garcia 20 Maria Isodri-gcE. QUEEN ucnc -
amos Gr dad. "> alta. blanca. dc u!os caf@S
. firu" uu di"ut" he Gro Con;S>;ese q To-
mas CGr.a.. 4. T J.. Dl'lcy. Texas. j25y
ST DESEA >ahrr 81 paradero dc Victor t,un-
zalcz. u-igimHrio De San Martin de iTr,a-
nos. Jal. Mexico. uG!cn harc nucye amos -
vino para este pals sin Gu" hasta ia f"cha
80 hayan rccib.do urt'cias sgyBS. Toda I'M
formation cue e -I r"srrctu So Iueda sgmi-
-~'s'-a.. >irvanSr Giriyiria Il Juan Gorza-
leg. IS West Grant s.. Phoenix. ArIz.
~
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VENDO En- APONOS m5ouiaa ic ccse-
Singer ditervH.es e~stilos Fon6g-afcs co
LUMBTA". Flames y maGuiIas de cscr!b'r
OLIVER. VE\DO Al CONTADO dis
EOS "COLCNBfA', maluiaas SINGER
-sadas. rluy harstas. Clases Ge Oo-dado
GRATIS. s. hACE KEMST;ECEING a dIez
r~cutav"s yards. F. de los SaH-os. Eel.
Travis $3.50. GGT Dolorosa s..
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rE9A MIS- PRECIoS 4, por mayor. de qu~zn.
~ach!iaGo. da,.,~.. chile pas!!a. chorizo. c;c.
p. gACN. Boz 92l. Los Angeles. Cal.
VENDO AUTOMOVIL en- magnifi,o cz;ado
ur asicuto para dos personals. sUma'ncrtc
uarato. ~ Durango s..
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rTPRESDSES: - ST lrcrsjt- ~csCusias dc
detr:aeion. =-aaG-s. c>tIIo TcNicano. ezcr;ba
g.Gicudo precio, y TUe>t"as n lGnacio e.
Lc=aao. Il. =. Santa Rosa Ave. San IN
tonic. TcNa:.
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NO EXPONGA listed SU
DINERO
SEILOS DE COMA

Para concentrates, prcfes:onisras y Socic-
daGes. Complete 5urtido de acceserios para
10. m.smus. Pida cataiogo = I. sANTOS
URTA. Oil Do!oyosa S.. Te!e.onO Travis
5t2.. San Antonio. Texas.
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COMPRAS

COMPRO BILLETES de BancOs Mexieanos;
pidame p-ecios. Mande sus billetes = q
vueIta de correo -ecib:ra iiGuidacioH. TAN
BEN coupro d;nero mexicanc. o-o o plata
Jorge B. Warden. AS Russell BIDS. San
Antonio. Texas. Ts. Travis zobo.
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COMPRAMOS. VeRdemos y cambianos toda
slase dc mueb!cs. Dixie Furniture Company.
.lI3 y. Flores St.
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ROSA DE BONA. P-05escsa 81 parties = -
peciaLtssa c- catc-refadc5 de sonora So
Wssr Gals-gu Ta-.aau Travis illS
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LISTO. SENOR, LISTO.

Tenetngs IN maGnitico Plan con VEIN
TICUATRO maasrss ficiles lie ganar dino
70. no 0ESAPROVECHE I'd. Ia o~pOrtuEi.
dad J pidsnos DEThLLES GRATIS. en-.
visndo cstampi!las Para "a condensation
MEXICAN CARD co Boz III. Sta A
Sar Antonio. Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25
ARDMORE BOARD Of
EDUCATION HELD AN
IMPORTANT MEETING

There was meeting of the Ard
more school board Tuesday afternoon,
for the purpose of disposing Of some
important matters pertaining to the
schools of the city.
Max Westhcimcr who has been a
member Of the school board for a mum
ber Of years; as "A member from the
first ward, rendered his resignation,
assigning the reason that he has mov-
ed to the third ward. The resignation
was accepted by the board.
j. r. McCarty a resident of the
first ward, was elected by the board to
fill the uneXpired term Of Mr., West
heimcr.
q, II. Reit2, Of Illinois, was elected
manual training teacher; Miss Julia
Davis, high school teacher; Miss Lu-
ceile Mitchell grade teacher.
Roy Scott was appointed janitor for
he fourth ward school,
The school board at present consists
Of the following members:
+. G. Dmgs, president; w. r. Bur
nit, vice PRESIDENT; Mrs. NJ Ikard
Dr. J. c. McNcese, J. Il. McCarty
board members.
During the recent teachers institute
in this city, the teachers who attended
drew half pay for the five days spent
in preparatory work, this is an limo
yation in this city and has proven
itself a very successful move upon the
part of the school board
This morning at Chapel exercises the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25

height in the face of terrible fire was
carried through. Only one company
reached its objectiyc-that under charge
of Lieutenant Nann. There they held,
and Lieutenant Nann was first wound
ed. But he refused to retire, ana con
tinued to give encouragement to his
men.
Night came on, and the airplanes
bombed them, while the artillery blasted
the earth about them. The Germans
held the heights above them, and fired
down at them i'm their shallow trenches
and what shelter they had been able to
provide.
But both flanlls were open to at
tack, as the other companies had not
covered them, and they fell back nearer
the river. under cover of a railroad en-
bankmont upon the orders of higher
commanders. There on the bank they
held, and never gave way 1t was here
that Lieutenant Nann received another
wound and was gassed. He was taken
to the hospital where he was kept until
October 15.'
"Thc appearance of this soldier is
not that of % man broken under the
strains of war. He looks well and
death through which he passed to b.
found about him. Yet there is taht
which cannot be described, that tells
of something deeper than language
"Iicutenant Naun protests against
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25

Wanted clean cotton rags at Ard.
mOrelre.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25
COURIER FROM VILLA ON
WAY TO WASHINGTON

FL Paso, Texas Sept, PA courier
passed through here last night on his
way to san Antonio, Texas, from Fran
cisco Villas headquarters near the Du-
rango-C Chihuahua state line, it was an
nounced by a member Of the Villa or
ganization here tonight
He visited Villa in his Durango head
quarters in the interest of the proposed
union of all rebel leaders opposing the
Carranza government, it was announc-
ed. The courier was expected to go
to Washington from san Antonio, with
a message for Villas representative,
Miguel Diez Lombardo who is said to
be in Washington at the present time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25
Rnsspll Upre Ernm Ifair

Carl Russell, county farm agent,
who has charge Of the county exhibit
at the state fair was in the city for a
few hours today on business.
He stated that there was some de.
lay in the county exhibit reaching
Oklahoma City and that he had barely
time to get in the place before the
gates OF the grounds opened.
Mr.. Russell will return to Oklahoma
City this afternoon, going through
in his car.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25
LINDSAY CITIZENS PASS
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
lSnecial 10 The .ArdmOreitel

Lindsay, Okla, Sept. 24.-That the
world might know the high esteem IN
which the late Congressman Joseph b.
Thompson who died on train in West
Virginia, en- route to his home ut Pauls
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25

Valley. is held, by his many friends
the Lindsay Commercial Club adopted
resolutions of respect for the great cit
izen. a copy of which will he published
in the local paper and another Will be
sent his widow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-25

students of the high school were adj
dressed by Rev. r. f. l.. Morgan OF
the Broadway Methodist church and by
Or. Regan of Nashville, Tenn.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17
YANkS MARCH IN PARIS
Fifteen Hundred Take Part in
Great Victory Parade.
PershIno, Foch, Joffre and Haie Lead
Continoents Of Three Nations
Through Arch Of Triumph.

Paris, July 15.--With the greatest
celebration in her history-the Vic.
tory parade-France swept aside the
accumulation of half q century's bit.
terness and woe
Hundreds OF thousands OF people
from all parts OF the country crowded
into Paris and cheered the. Allied SOL
d!ers In their five mile triumphal
march through the heart of the city.
The city was riot of color when
the $4,000 Allied veterans began their
march. Flags were flown from every
building and each street apparently
tried to Guido the other In gala attire
Marshal Ferdinand Foch and Mar
shall Joseph Joffre. with their stats,
rode past the Arch of Triumph. As
the parade proceeded, the cheers and
shouts increased in volume until they
became deafening.
$500 Americans March.
Behind the famous French cOmman.
ders were battalion OF Doughboys
and contingent Of American sailors.
At their head rode General J. J. Per.
shing and General J. G. HarbOrd. They
we're followed by Colonels Marshall
and Quackemeyer and Major Hughes,
their aides. In the next line were
Major Generals J. l.. Hines and Allen;
in the fourth line, Major Generals VIII.
liam Lassiter, M. l.. Hersey, r. l..
Howse, Lejeune. E. F.. MacLachlin. w.
c. Langfitt. and Brewster; fifth line,
Brigadier Generals Sladen, Rice. Mar.
shall. Harris. Bethel. Rossel and Poole;
sixth line. Brigadier Generals Booth.
Davis. Craig, Conner, Cruikshank,
Walker and Mcintyre; seventh line,
Colonels Collins and Knight and Briga.
der Generals Craig. Mccoy, Parker.
Mamford, Neville and Moseley.
Fifteen hundred Americans were In
line. Pershing was mounted Oh a
chestnut thoroughbred, accompanied
by group of color bearers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1919-07-17

Another successful flight has
been made across the Atlantic
Ocean, the round trip being
made in less than eight days.
The return voyage was made in
rs hours "a little more than
three days and nights. The
dirigible R-34 was the fast flyer.
In few years it is very likely
that trip across the Atlantic
will be considered only a short
voyage and social and business
visits will be made forth and
back much more fire.
quently than now. When a
man crossed the Atlantic some
years back he was hardly ever
expected to be seen again at the
place which he left. How times
do change.