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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
JESS WILLARD MAY
FIGHT fulton; THEN
GO AFTER DEMPSEY

Special Dispatch to the IntclliGencer.
NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-'JrSs wizard
wants to come back. The big eX,cham-
piuu who was knocked into consequence
obsCurIty by Jack dempsey last rourt II
uf July. is bcslvG .ns rCA ltickaFu WIN
pleas IL get him return n'a|Gh'
Kicnard is not making any sort or cunt
lI.!t ,n the request but he Is Keeping
his shell Ike ears close 10 the GROUND.
lie WAS bit cautious in taking a aI%!Il
the prospects, Of Il return match. w u
lard might try to come back, he said.
There may be quite a lot of Po"H.e Wn Hf
believe that he could come, BACK W
course they hardly would look with any
favor ON return willard DGmr.r E
match right Off the reel. Ni!laru wuu!"
havc t. fight his way INTO that pos iti"n.
"Willard always irtt that Euit"n
would be n mark for hlln. aud Fulton
Will hc back in the CuitCd States prGttE
soon. Willard and his manager. Ia!
Archer, have asked me 70 sec them
Is highly prnha bic that willard wants
a bout with Fulton. Then If he KNOCKS
out Fulton l suppos" that he VIII cnm-
tinur To- demand a return match from
DEMPSEY until he gets 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20

All-State eleven. but since he is dis
qualified he loses his change Tor me
kn-Statc team. and il ineligible 10 pl&y
ANY more games this season wlth
Wheeling High. He graduates thus
year. and it is not probable that loca.
high school fans will see him III action
again.
each Kellison has to completely re-
arrange his bacNflrld. The backheid mat
will star, the Cambridge game on FRI
day will probably be liati"id at quar-
ter: Stcnb"gker at right half; Moves;
lott and E"nn"S$on at fullbark: H0war3
viii prubrbly be used At fulloack Tor
half Of the game. and Dawson NUNS
UP this gap IN tho line. Captain Eide
miller Will Ne pulled back from, center
To Kick. and Wagner passing the ball.
This setback would generally DC
enough to make any coach give up IN
DESPAIR. but the task is not too pig f9r
Honest John and his men VIII proc
ably put on 4 NOR" serious look, ana set
down To hard labor. for their blggesl
game or the season with Bellaire On
Thanks giving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
wheeling Steel Versus wheeling Mold
While WEttStcr-Glessrcr And
Hazel-Atias Meets.

industrial teams will meet tonight at
the Y. NJ. Gym. in their second series, Of
games. Tho Wheeling steel and Iron hye
is expected to give the Wheeling Mod
and Foundry team the game OF their
strengthened by the addition of Mike
Eaffcrty. wcll-known Cathedral star.
II: second game OF the evening will be
between WhitakCr-G lcS&ner and Hazel
Alias fIvrS. Another ncw face will APP
pear on tho w. G. Co.'S team when they
TAX" The floor this week. rs they have
secured the services Of Micky McNanus.
former Wclisnurg High school star
guard. and selected for an all state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
CAPITOL INNS
VS.. HENRY A. {.

Sunday will bring two Of the strong
est conthnders for the amateur football
championship of the Ohio valley to-
geth"r when the Capitol Inns Of Mar
tins Ferry. and Henry A. c. OF the East
End meet on the Tunnel Green grounds.
No doubt one of the. largest crowds that
ever turned out to see an amateur game
will be on hand for the kickoff which
will take place at three o'clock.
All cripples Of the Henrys have re-
covered. and with the addition Of Hob
nor. Dugen and Fisher they think that
they are superior to any team in the VAL
To- and arc ready TO defend their claim
against any team in the valley or state.
The manager of the Henrys wishes
the public to know that they are ready
To play the Merchants OF Wellsourg on
any grounds but Wellsburg. All Henry
players will report for practice this
evening at seven o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20

WNSIIINGTON. Nov. NJ TtrTNSH7 or
the Cuu operators II rc-cmplnN SlTik-
inr miners unless they r"nouncr their
union membership. as charged by the
mru, il causing loss in &"al produce
lion the house was told to-day by Rep
rcecntatiVe Dcnison. Republican. ILL
nuiS. -,
Il hope tho department OF Justice VIII
enforce the law against The operator as
il did AGAINST the MINER said he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
HI SCHOOL GRID GAMES
HERE this WEEKEND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The biggest game OF the Wcck-cnd VIII
be staged when Linsly meets BuCkhan-
non High on Saturday afternoon at the
state Fair grounds. Both of these
teamst were eliminated from thu running
for the state championship by their de-
feats Of last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
WESLEYAN WORKING
HARD FOR ". & J.
AETHoDI3fa AND IGnSrpHNTS TO
CLASH Ar WASHINGTON, PA,
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Coach Drurn,n Is working His Squad
for What Will Probably Be the
Hardest Game Of Season.

BUCKHAENON, Nov. 10 Scrim-
IMAGES of the intensity of an Army
Navy game took place on the Wesleyan
gridlron on both Monday and Tuesday;
THE attempt Of Coach Drumm TO round
the men into the best possible condi-
ton Cor the Washington and Jefferson
game on the coming Saturday has not
fallen short Of his highest aspirations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
union SHOWS Up WELL
IN Basket BALL GAMES
INTERESTING GAMES PLAYED BY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEAMS LAST
EVENING AT HIGH SCHOOL GYM.
Union Defeated Richie, Madison Won
Over Center and Washington Lost
to webster.


Unions 80 to win over Richie Yea
tured the basketball games Of the pub
lie schools alnlCtlS league play GU az lHS
High school last night and incidentally
makes Union look like Il championship
possibility. In this game shannon Sc"r-
for Union.
In the second game Centre put up a
very fine gam" against the strong Na .r,I
son five but wcr" beaten. II TO =. The
final game or the major series was Won
by Webster. TO :, washington taxing
the lower score. In spite OF ms uIie'
the first ward boys must De Creulteu
with the best team that they have ever
placed IN the series.
Union-29. Ritche-s,
Sanders ......:............; Mccarthy
Left Forward
Right Forward
Martin (Capt) ............ BroNcTman
center
Murrin Bowman
Left Guard
Strautman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wees
! RICH Guard,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Three CASES TODAY
IN CRIMINAL COURT

In Criminal Court today. three cases
are Slated for trial. John j. Grow Will
be tried for nrn-%upp"r rh" case Of
Jane, lIair. ton On charge or n
criminal nii."h uu II little child and
IIarr. i'ar;.hnl. an aprral"d case from
Il ju tirc court. in Wl.h he is accused
of u lnE !. :. 6. ana luncd Dairy COM
pauy milk bottles, viii he heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Who Made This Mistake!

Oar attcnticl has been called TO
The fact that West Virginia does not
lead the east in team scoring. since
Navy mad her III paints last Sat
urday. h"r total score for the season
is III points. with 2i2 for tn" Noun
tame, rs. This Is quite true # one
considers the Navy aS college. hut
West Virginia Is the real college
leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Observation-Disclosures.

Moundsville Will have hard uppon-
ent on their hands Saturday when they
meet Huntington High on u" Mound
City grounds. Warrington has met
many Of the best teams in the state and
also they have lost have held they big
teams to small scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
CAkNE:FAX WINNER
OF CHAMPIONSHIP

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Nov. 1,.--R. l.
Cannefax, Of New York, Ia tho new thrae
cushion billiard champ Of America. lie
acquired the title tonight through the
dcfca, Of Charles McCourt. Of Cleveland
by Pierre Maupomc. OF Milwaukee, fifty
to As in IS innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
MARTINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Martins Ferry High and Washington
High Of Washington. Pa. will clash
Saturday at League lnr'i. Nr,nrdin@ 10
reports from the Pennsylvania. Wa n
inr,Un has been cleaning up IN the
best of them. and Will give ihc uh!o.ns
a good battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
RELIArRE-TR1ApEIPH1A.

Triadclpha High will furnish tho op-
position for tho Bcllalrc High eleven
Saturday afternoon. when they meet the
Red and Black team at the Sixteenth
street park. Bcllaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
pARKEH LEAVES HOSPITAL.

Irwin lark"r, Of Pike street. who was
Injured while at HIS work ut the %ttfcl
Gallo" Works. yesterday afternoon. was
Il .sChargcd from the Nurih Wheeling
hospital He WAS but slightly injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE BASKET ]
BALL CANES At ~" TONIGHT

we'll pleased with the large crowd thai
turned out to see the games last weN
AMI preparations are being made to takl
care Of : still larger crowd tonight. Tpl
games will start promptly NJ eigHl
O'clock. Nate Borham will handle thu
whistle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
DON'T FAIL TO READ

Predictions OF Grass widow" tbs
latest fiction scral gtortes by Kiss Jnne
Dixon, to appear Monday, wednesday
and Saturday In Tho Wheeling IGtelli-
geucer. Order your subscription today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Wheeling I'll Football Team
Given Another Big Setback

Number of Regulars Who Are Out Of the Game For the Sea-
SON Has Been Raised to Four-Joe bassa DISQUALIFIED
For Playing With an Independent leam-Coach Aelll-
SON win Have to Re-arrange His Team For the Game
With Cambridge Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
Wheeling SCI. Whssline II . =.

--Glessncr-Shaffer or STAR
forwards: Bacrman or Kennen. forwar4
Tilton Center; Kimberlin or ArmbrustsS
Woods, forward: Geisey, forward: PoiiH
dexter, center; Young or kimmel. guarN
Ford guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20
AFTER THE OPERATORS.

TOniEht-IaFrIlr vs.. Eurekas.
TOnirht-MuzHrt VS.. T.. Il. NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-20

1SlSnI NuUEu'
Field goals-Fostcr 4, MCGiU.
Foul goalS-Foster ! out Of Z, Wasf
inEtun l out OF 4.
Eeferce-Schillng.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
|. |. HOOKS Dice QUE
SUS DOLENCIAS HAN
TERMZNADO
Tanlac lie devclvio su salud peTdlda
Ah3ra trabaja actlvamente
todo ell dia.

"Cuando el otro dia me pese, tuve
gusto en- observar que he aumeHtado
35 libras, Y debo confesar que debo al
Tanlac este incompatible aumento,'
-diio L. L. Hooks, de North Roswell,
Ga, refiriendose a la experienced que
tuvo con el Tanlac.
Surf de tan penosa enfermedad
del estomago',-continu0 el,'-"que
dificilmente podia y no tenia
ell memo gusto. Lo POGO que 20 me
esforza5a en conner me producia re-
sultados desastrosos, pues sc me for
maban gases en- Ell estomago que en-
peoraban mi va mala situacion. Es-
taba tan debil Y mi estado era tan
miserable, que no podia desempenar
e! menor trabajo.
Comence a tomar Tanlac gulado
nor los resultados magnificos qce OBJ
tenian otros, Y ahora me siento cler-
tamente muy distinto de cuando en-
pece a tomarlo, pues simple Y sercl-
l!amente ME ha transformado en- IN
hombre nuevo. Mis- dolencias han
desaparccido por complete, Y HE ha
fortalecido tan vigorosamente. que
actualmente desempeno dlariamen:e
fuertes trabajos sin que por mltagro
hayan vuelto a aparecer mis- padec'-
mientos del est0mago."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
ror Ia Wagner's Drug Co., 4O1 +.
Houston ST., Y por la Meters Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce St., ba-
10 la direction personal de un repre-
sentante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a c%ualquier
direction al recibo de su Valor que
es Sl.OO por botella, sicmpre que Sc
i~ncluyan estampilas suficientes pa
IA el porte. NAu'''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
Sc AVERIGUAE FL ALA
EN- Los PRECIOS
DE- CARNE

Fl Gran Jurado Especial de IA
Corte 81 de Distrito, Q1e Sc en-
cuentra en- ~sesiones actualmente
llamado por 81 se1"- Jrarez de Glcha
Corte. ". \. Walling, ~estudiara du-
rarte Ia manaua de hoy los preclos
de Ia came y sus productos, segun
10 anurci6 el A5ogado de Distrito
senior Mc.Askill. ScgGn este mlsmo Sc
nor eli tes-ir,onio cstara encaIalna-
do 4 urobar Que los precios de IA
Carne son dcmasIado altos. Sc llama
ri n atenci6n del Jurado SCORE to-
das LIS circunstarcias cue concu-
rren en- el comercio del menc!cnaco
a~rticu!o. este &c acue-do o. los MI
meros obtenidcs de las casas abaste-
,edcras que existen en- San Antonio.
No p1edc veris!carse e1juiclaM>iento
alguno en- este case, q ",enos dc que
Sc p~obara Il dos o mas comerclan-
los estan de gcusrdo IN 81 ala dc
los precios. AigUnas sc han presen-
+aao en- Ia casa de Corte. Siendo por-
-aJores &c inform2cjones accrca dc
los altos rrecjys de los alin'entos :
otros arciculos de primera nccesidad
- sc cree Qpe por parte del Dcnarta-
.merto lie Jast:cia de los Estados
.uriGos. SC cstan hacienda a "a fe.
cha algunas INVESTIGATIONS sotre el
r;sr,o asurto. No SC sabe eXacta-
nente cuardo ~preseEtara el Gran
JuraGo cl resaItado de trabajos.
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--Tal vez no annals tampoco a las
dos . rerIso Ia p~late1a dejanto per
cibir. no obstante su tristeza, cierta
ironia eE Ia voz.
Enrique suspir6 y Gallo.
-Pero. os 10 repito, no es a mi
j ouien debGis amar, Enrique. Io me
aleiarc....s ST cs mcne5ter hulre de
.pero vos harGis por olvidar-
....
-Jamas!
Enrique acentuo esa paalbra cor
iania passion. que Sara sintlo pnec:-
pitarse ain mas los latidCs lie su CO
razon.
-iOh. no! p~rosiguio, jamas con-
sertire Ell olvidaros, Sara, jamas po-
Dire ~separarlne de vos.
Is precise, EnriQue....
-Mirad. Sara, escuchadme; cs jG-
70 ne baga lc que os d;so.
-Hablad.
ST ME abandona!s ) os To!7eis
cerca lie Corisandra, os promote Q:e
de~sobedecerG q nj madre, rompera
mi casamiento y os SECURE
-; Estais loco!....
-Quizas....
y no 10 hareis.
ST, porQue os amo, Sara. os amo.
La p~latera permaneci6 silenciosa
nor IN momento; durante este ITEM
DO Ell principe cubria sus manos de
besos ardientes, Y no osaba desaslrse
de esta afectuosa preston.
Enrique, dijo de pronto, que
;cis cscucharme?
La voz de Sara, que habia recobra-
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A Ia bora en- que los ~dro2ueros
duermen. pens6. los ~enamorados sac
len estar despiertos.-G ell principe
enrono 4 media voz una canc!on de Ia
5poca Y espero. POGO despucS Sc en-
treahri6 una vcntana del Piso ba5o
de Ia casa de Jodeiie. Y el principe Sc
acerc6 a ella. Al mismo tempo, II
voz inmutada pregunto:
-;Sois os.... Enrique?
-Yo mismo- y se acerc6 aun mas
2 Ia vcntana y II mano de Sara es-
trcch6 afcctuosamente Ia del prlncl-
pc.
-;Ah, qaerida Sara! murmur@ En-
rique
-NonseHor. .dijo la :lermosa pia-
tera tembIando, creo que no os ma
succdido NADIA
-Abso?utamente NADIA. ;Por qUe
me hacei= esta pregGnta, armada mia.
-;Ah' como sol&is venir ctros d'aS
mucho mas temprano.
-Es verdad. Sara. mas Ia ilegado
rsta tarde mi ~madre.....
la rcira Juana! exclamo Ia pla-
terra; entonces nos henlos sahaGo.
Enrique Sc haoia &poyado en- Ell
entahlamierto de ia v2ntaHa = dir
gia de cuzndo en- cuando Ia vista ha-
cia los dos extremes de Ia Gale.
Que nos hemos saivado! dijn
respondiendc a las palanras de Sara;
cicrtamerte que ST.. tampoco 5e-
n6is Que tanner NADIA de Reaato.
-sPero vos? p-eglnt6 Sara qVe SC
gaia temblando.
-Yo tengo por garante Ia pala-
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ra4o;:,, v L,oro
ora oe "'1u"''" C"'",,, amo
l'eE'' "'Jo sc 49,
c"S"loS 'o" !" pi'"~'"
E"i''" Gao a.; u
r;ora NO. No b,TIGis Do Warrar;ta.,
zoe or;on 20 omo
NJ monsc5or do 10 ,Ia,ero no
o,;en dobi;s anar es
eI1a
.Obr colI,G
D-;ro;no n,;o ro,rso Sara dr|-
mon4a a.. rooosor;o c,,o omo;s p IA
o-+s Jost;nodo a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27

Suge.ticnes a las madres, cditedas
Por Ell Comile de Educacion Publ
ca de los Estados Unidos y por la
Asociacion Nac;onal de Kindergar-
ten.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
FOLLETIN MIN -
LA JUVENTuD DE ENRIQUE ~

-. Ia v,r,rsr y
r"G" ""0''
o. +;,~rs9 rrar-,nr5 Enrique.
80 SI-rnS| p. I'm zefio.
n--5 r.ar, cue te
ILL., r,sI de- 51aliran aho-
- r,--vTl76o
To- " Ill No
- : f,' .~~8I -. GRO a.
-Oe eS1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27

Enrique, muy contento por no haber
tenido tempo de responder afirma-
tivamente a la proposition de la her
mosa Eiatera.
-iAdiGsl.. ihasta manara! dijo
piti6 Sara cerrando I ventana.
En- eli mismo instante Y antes Que
Icl principe t~uviera tempo de OAR un
paso de retirada, fue enpujado por
una 1lujer que corria Gesaiada, rien-
dose con risa n~erviosa, Y 5landiendo
un punal. FL principe Ia asio de un
'trazc V creyendo hahcrselas con n
loca, la detuvo.
-iQuien SOS? prcgunto.
--iPaso! ipaso! responds Ia mu-
jer, dejadme pasar..-.;e he deiado
muerto!
Y Sc rcia con frelesi. q ia vez qIe
Sc csforzaba por iesasirse del 2riTici-
re.
-iPero a quien habeis 1oiado
lnuerto? pregunto Enrique.
"A dial ~florentino. ....a Re-
nato...
e. principe sofcc5 IN grito.
-iQue? ihabeis rlatado q Rena-
to?
81. .hace, cinco minutes. .ha
caido.... a Ia entrada del puente..
A mi! erito Enrique; ia mi,
Noe;
Nee acudio c~orriendo.
-;Repetid 10 Que acabais &c de-
cirnlc, insiti6 el principe.
La ioven mcndiga Sc rcia a mas
" mejor-
-Si.....si.... repitio, lie he ma
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do SUI natural firmeza, tenia ahora
IN acento de resolution.
-Os escucho, respondlo Ell prmci-
pc.
Yes me annals, pros!guio Sara
10 creo V 10 experimento.....pero
70 os amo. ' nj amor tendra ell vaior
de ia abnegaciGn.
Quo q~uer&is decir?
Que sabre sacriifcarme d vuestro
rorvenir. Enrique, cue SATIRE hacer
callar a mi corazon para no penSar
mas en- voS.
All. Sara...Sara'..... no nc
hahlGis asi.
-Escuchadme hasta ell fin. 81 fue-
rails tan inscnsatc dc romper vuestro
casamiento con la princesa Margarita
para seglirme. yo os juro que tendrIa
hastante fuerza para refugiarme e.
un convento Y huir para sletApre de
ros.
oh. exclamo Enrique con dotor'
-OuerGis que sea vuestra amiga
Enrique. pero nada mas que VVes'ra
amiga?
-iSara!.....
En- csc case no ne ire; NE CO.
iocareis al lado de vuestra niadre...
V iniirad: algo me- esta di:iendo que
representare ell papcl de I'm angel en-
vuestro dcstino.
ENRIQUE no tuvo tempo de res
nonder poroue en- el extnemo oplesto
de Ia Gale adonde estaDa dc eer5!:leia
Noe. Sc oy6 III ruido de pasoS 2reci-
pitados-
-iAd5sl. ..ihasta .ransna! diJo
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Fer la Sra. Ruth HcPpner Swaine.

Fer la Sra. Ruth HcPpner Swaine.
Hav o.c Gesarrollar una teaGencia
correcta nacia las relac:onas mrtua5
entne los n;Hos. Las consideraciones
r~ecirroc2s. el d~esinteres Y otras viz
tides socialcs Sc enseran de manera
cfectiva a los pequenos en- grupos de
su edGd.
Todcs los kindergarten tienen una
ca~racteristica comun, Ell respeto Que
mueztran los niuos hacia los derechos
indivjdua'es de los otros DOnde mu-
rhos ninos Sc reunen habitualmentc.
debe haber leyes en- vigor Y ODE
d:encia Z ostas leyes.
En- ell kindergarten ideal, cstas le-
yes consistcn mas en- sentimientos
que en- hechos. Les mics crccen con
respeto y oIediencia espontaae& ma
cia tales estatutos, de IN modo cas-:
iacorscie1tc Ash pueS. aun habicn-
do !legado 4 Ia edad de cu1tro o Gin
co amos, puede gliarse)es nacia rela-
clones c~orrectas respecto Ge u Sc
meianres. IPuede haber algo mas
GnrortaEtc?
No todoz los rinos wen ccrca de
IN Kindergarten; pero no hay uno
og,2 no tonga communicates dc juego.
Las madres prudentcs han de esta-
bleccr. tan rronto como Sc pueda, IA
Adcmds, Sc Quiere hace~ IN oscar
.riento. para Qla sirva &c cS;imu!o
4 los bandidos que m~erodean en- las
:nargenes del rio. Y eyitar que en- 10
successive Sc comc-an actos como este.
Sc comenta la ~presencia del A!mi-
r2rtc americana.
Sc ha comcntado acalcradamcnte
Ia presencia de " Alnirante &c los
Estados UniIos Ell este puerto. Este
iete de In escuedra americana, dcs-
.Iues de yisjtar Tampico. los roZcs pc
troharcs lie las ~cerc&nias Y La Ba-
rra. vo,vi6 q 81 barcO sin que 50 Sepa
hasta este momcnco, los motives que
tenga para hacer tan r&pida vista.
Terrible calor.
En- estos ultimcs diaS Sc Ia dejado
sent;r UT calor asfixiante, que fluc-
tia entire 30 Y APO. d" c~entig"acoS,
que e7uivale en- cl termometro +. 4
.I0o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27
AMENAZADA DE
GRAN PELIGRO LA P.
DE T%EHUACAN, PUE.
Las outoridades solicitaron
con urgencia Ell enOio
de refuerzoS

PUEBLA. Agosto 22.-Las auto
ridades de Tehuacan Sc han dirigldo
= IA Jefatura dc operaciones de es.a
ciudad. s~olicitando con UrgencIa ct Ell
Vic de IN ~refuerzo considerable. en-
vista de que la plaza Sc halla muy
sacramento amenazada Por las tuer.
gas rebeldes que e. respetables nu-
,leos Sc han pasado del Estado de We
racruz. V que son les mismos, segun
los informes cue Sc ~tienen, que estu-
vieron interrumpiendo el traflco en-
ire aouel Estado iarocho y Ia cludad
de Mexico, asi como entire este y Ia
ciudad de QaXaca,
La i~efatura de operacioaes ha dis
Duesto que zalgan fuerzas suIicientes
p atacar a los revolucionarios, eTtan
do, a TODD trance, que Sc acerqren a
poblaciones de Importance.
Sc protesta contra una orden de Ca
brera.
La Camara De Concrete dc esta
ciudad pr0test6 cnergicamente con
ira una orden araitraria dada por cl
.gotnrnador del Esta3o, segin Ia cuai
Sc iban a ncmhrar ~fnspectores eSpecla
les one Sc encararan de Ia revision
de les libros de las casas comerc1aies,
a fin de ilevar una especie de record
de las ventas Y demas ~cperaciones
generates.
Cuando Sc tuvo coaocimiento de
que esta disposition Sc pondria en-
vigo-, Ia citada cdmara sc reunio IN
mediatamente Y trato et case, lie
gando al acuerdo de cue no era de
permitirse semejante indebida fisca-
~lizacion. por considerable sumanente
nerjudiciai para los intErescs del CO.
mercio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-27

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yet commanding view of Sound: far
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New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
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,aVhed cottages for servants. stable. gaTass
,cr mouse. nlied. Inquire for Kingsley .es
,aee caretaker VIII show. Rent. $500. !eh'
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