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The sun., 1919-10-26
AINsMITH SIGNS CONTRACT.

Eddie Ainsmith. who did the bulk of
the catching for the Tigers the past
season. has signed 1920 contract Ain
smith lives at Yorktown. Tex, and he
intends to spend the winter hunting and
fishing there.
The sun., 1919-10-26

the iron Of Mother
Z arth from so
many of our most
common foods this
iron deficiency
should be supplied
by using some form
of organic iron jus,
as we use salt
when our food
has not enough
salt.
Iron is abso.
lutely n e es.
s airy to enable
your blood I
70 eh ange n
I, O. d into ri
living It's. ~
sue. With IA
out IL no -
matter how
m u c b or r.
what y gu Zs
cat your
food merely
p a 8 S e 8 -
( hr ugh | TT
you with L
out doing
The sun., 1919-10-26
lsYourB Blood Starving ForWant OF Iron!
Modern Methods of Cooking and Made Alarming
in IronD in of Man, nd

WHY NUxATED IRON so QUICKLY BUILDS UP
WEAK, NERVOUS, RUNDOWN FOLKS-Over
100000 People Annually, Taking 1t In This Coun-
try Alone To Increase Their Strength, Power,
Energy and Endurance.
The sun., 1919-10-26

less. I strongly advise readers
in all cases TO get a physicians
prescription for organic IRON
Nuxated Iron--or IL you don't
want to 60 to this trouble, then
purchase only Nuxated Iron in
its original packages and see
that this Particular name
(Nuxated Iron) appears on the
package. II you have taken
preparations such as Nux and
Iron and other similar iron r
products and failed to get re. '
suits, remember that such prod.
uets are an entirely different
thing from
Nuxated Iron" rUr IynED
In commenting SEaHnns
upon the value unISE WTrv
of Nuxated SsE " - :
Iron as . means
for creating red blood, strengtl
and endurance, DR.. Ferdinand King
a New York Physician and Med
cal Author says:
Scarcely a day goes by but that
see women whose careworn faces
dragging steps and generally weak
tired appearance show unmistakabl
signs of that anemic, rundown
condition usually brought on b,
lack of iron in the blood.
There can be no strong, healthy
beautiful women without iron AM
inasIpuch as refining processes an,
modern cooking methods remOv
The sun., 1919-10-26

You good, and as a consequenee Won becorrc
weak, pale and sekly.looking Just like plant
trying to grow in a soil deficient In IRON
Pallor means anemia. The skin OF an anemie
s wGman Is paie, ths hesh fabby. The memory
The sun., 1919-10-26
George VS.. Cummings.

w, G, George hung up his wonderful
Morld's professional record OF i12x in
ms memorable match race against Billy
INNINGS on the Lille Bridge track
I-ohdon' England. August 20, 1856 The
Lreal pair OF professionals ding doneed
,nroush three-quarters OF the race with
uIst one and then the other forging 20
-. ore' On the last quarter George
cut loose with a terrific sprint ana ran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
.L|N5[Y MEETS
TR|ADELPH|A
CADETS WILL JOURNEY TO WHEEL
ING PARK TOR THEIR SECOND
SCHOLA ST-C CONTEST OF
TIE SEASON
ID. uickO q I.ihnrfV
After Their Victory Over West Liberty
Locals ARC Con::dcut OF Defeating
The Philadelphia Lads

This afternoon tn" l.in$ly lnStI'uI"
baseball I..nlu viii meet The representa- =
ives If rr'ld'lrhT" liiGh IN their second
aanrr i 'h, $"Ia"u IN ~. Nh""ln:
rarl sr,"imls: Tn" fighting qualities hf
Trin;i"i!hiN ~" umi,n"wn bUt IN" ''ndct.;
arr. rc.nIid, mt If winning.
I.iuSii' i" represented! h% n ~ rnnS team
tins season and expects IL COM" through
with the I.".it record IN" team has made
for several years. Already IA" buys arc
;.l@yIIiS ia mid-sf nSnn f"rIH. Ia ih> con-
icSt "Wednesday nfirrnncn the base run
ming If :.ir,,ir:> Mn: Inn. Will" IL" all
around playing IL III" hire vas hcLt"r
;han expected hy Coach Baird
The t'r,i'tS viii star: IN" rnric this
afternoon with III" following lineup:
IiurrhIuS and Sturc". batteries: Farmer.
lsi base: Nruicmllcr. captain. End has"
Siobbs. former N'hrrlin" star. ShprtStop:
IIarnii. "ri ha%v: Sinclair. left field: spill
lrtS. center field: iladrrn. right Held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
NOTICE, YORKVILLE a Z:
BASEBALL TEAM

Manager Ulrich, Of the Island indie
rcndcnts. wished the following players
To- renort for practice Friday evening ~
Bridge Park: Adams. Woods. Ortiz. Nor.
gan, Carroll. Stobbs. Giesey. Grey. HAndB
GlasScock and Gerry. .y;-s,-r.,;
Would the team from Yorkville. th4f
kindly call 3l14-R Friday evening b.
tween and o'clock SO complete ar.
rangemonts for tho game Sunday can b
has game with the Island Independents,
made, - >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
FIREDUC SUSPECT
IS PROBATIONED

The young woman suspect who was
arrested in connection with the fires At
the North Wheeling hospital. after be-
ing in Jail few days. was probatoned
20 her mother. who lives In Marshall
county. In tho meantime she was ad-
Judged insane by the Ohio county insane
commission.
Tho papers were turned over to
Sheriff Hastings by Clerk Wells, who
in turn sent them to the clerk Of tho
county cour. Of Marshall county. They
were finally given to the Marshall coun-
~ sheriff. who took the young woman
to the Weston asylum a few days ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
PLAYERS RELEASED.

NEW YORK y. Y. Apr. 3t-Tha
New York Nationals today announced
tho release Of John Gillespie, tnneldafi
10 the Binghamton club OF the Inter.
national league. and Pitchers Howard
Clnrcy and W'ilfred Ryan to the
Rochester club Of the same lee&uo. To
New York club also announced the p1r,
chase Of Lee King. .outfeider. from -
Pittsburgh club. for tho waiver prteA..,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Rule A. c. Accept
Challenge of Buckeyes

The Ruiz 4. g. who were formerly
known Us the Yankees. accept the cht-
long" OF The Buckeyes for Il game sun
day. lhrrr being no gum" scheduled for
that day on the Tunnel Green grounds.
and this being tn" more convenient
pIuc" 20 pluy. We wish the buckeyes
would ,nnSid"r his II rhnll"nE'. and il
arrrpt"! To- call tG" before Friday noon
and ask for Xocller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
TURNED THE TABLES.

WASHINGTON. April o4.-Philadelphia
turned tho tables on Washington hero
today in another l3-inning game, win
ming by score Of s to 5. Tho deciding
run was made on Perkins double, An
derson's sacrifices and Shannon's sin
gle Harper pitched faultless ball for
Washington until tho sixth inning.
whom he was relieved by Craft. The
score.
R. q. E
Phila. ...onnnnS1 Is IA 4
Wash. ZOO. 90 I a. 5 9 2
Watson. Anderson and Perkins:
Thompson. Harper. Craft and Picinich.
Charity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
BAUER-TURNER Nine
VERSUS BELLAIRE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Bauers Are Confident Of Victory, But
Bellaire Expects to Spring Surprise,
, As Did CanonShurS.

Sunday afternoon III" Baurr-Turn"r
rirr Of his city Will journey 10 B"llair"
whore they will play n picked up i"nnl
If Bcllnirr athletes on. tho SiXt""ntil
street hall park. The locals ar' prartlc-
ing hard for IN" game rs they expect 10
rnrnunt"r Il hard proposition.
Manager Jacobhucci is expected 10 usn
his regular lineup with tho exception OF
Wrlch. who was spiked in the game last
sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
RICHIE DEFEATED
UNION IN SLOW
GAME YESTERDAY
Ritchio Public School Family Defeats
Union Nine By l6 to Score

Ry "A l6 TO | count Riichie whallnprd
I'ainn in tho puhli'. schools athletic
laaEu" baseball s"rics on IN" Twenty
sixth street playground yesterday after
noon. n was good bait ing rra"tic" for
the Riichir team and ut The game time
gave Union some mulch needed t"l Il work
both Teams playing under the disadvan-
tage Of tho wintry weather.
Ritchir lineup: Rick. Cd base: S"hrr-
winski. shurlYtor: Frrozc. pitcher: Ahpl-
analp. LIST base: Jrsky. "rd base: Martin
left field: Rcuthrr. catcher: Tape. right
field: MahIke. center field.
Union lineup: LETTER. catcher: Fur
pura, pitcher: H. Wees, LIST base: Schra-
der. IND base: Manscll. left field: Is. Eees
right field. McConkny. center field. Brow
crman, Ard base. Umpire David Watkins
COLLEGE BASEBALL.
EASTON. Pm. APT. 24.-Larayette
10: Syracuse 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Senator Low Named
+ As intermediate Judge

CHARLESTON. ". Va. April "a
Appointments made by Governor John
J. Cornwell included Scott G. Lowe. an
attorney of Fairmont. as judge Of the
nov criminal court Of Marion county.
Mr. Lowe was formerly state senator.
Three members Of the state board OF
emhalmcrs wcrc also appointed: Louis
B"r'srhy Of Wheeling. S. \. Fandale OF
Spencer and +. G.. I4obban of Anderson.
They will have charge OF passing upon
tho applicants TO practice embalming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
IHREE;BAGCER
FOR NEALE AND
REDS WINNERS

rinc!rna.i. Ohio. April cH.--Ray
r;sher Formerly of tho Now York Amer
ANS. pitched brilliantly for Cincinnati
today. and II" local team won the SOC
md game IT n" season by : 10 l. Shcr-
Gcl v;l" .vaS defeated in tho opening
c1me yesterday. did much better work
today.
In .hc third inning. yTith HNaihcote
frat. Ei"rrsh;- h't over EouSh's head
apparently :"r ihrH" bases. but Heath
cote thinking ;he bail might he caught.
',irnr.j and rau tuck - frs: has". Horns
hr roSSn.! him an 'hc line aud was d..
c.arci 90; for doing.
The box scnrr:
AE r II. O. 4 II.
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Two-hasc hits-Markle. Pick. Boeckcl.
Stolen base--StrnEel.
nouhlr rIays-Nilduff. Pick and Her-
kls; Carry and Mnlliwitz.
l.nf. on haS"s-rittsbursh. 8: Chi
caTo. 4.
FIRST h7se on crrnrs-riutsburS. 3.
Rasos on halls--Aotf Vaughn. .: Off
Cooper. -.
Viz by pitched tall--Ry Cooper. I
Gniil.
Struck out--Ey Vaughn. ;: by
Co"pe. ."
1'mnir.S--o"nay ard ouEi"y
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'iTnrnshy out FOR passing runner.
ST. Louis. ............. lhn nm hnh-l
Cincinnati ............ Hh2 n"H lh'-J
Thre"-haSc ht---Nealn.
St,i..,r hl%n--knpf
S:cg;ti"o hit--R. l. Fisher.
Double riny-Hornsby 10 F. P Fisher
tu P"alette.
mi :.
First bass on srrorS--t'incinnati 5.
FSa$"s or hail~-Of Z. l.. Fisher ,:
- Sn"rdcl :.
S,rt:"E uut--Ey T. L. Fisher 4. by
EEcrlrl ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
PUNCHING OF
HITS BROUGHT
SOX VICTORY

ST. LOFTS. April o4.--Chicaso's con-
ecatratsd attack in rho third inning con-
sisted ~ three singles. a pass. a stolen
base Jack<oa's double and an error by
Williams. producing four runs. giving
,he White Sox tho second game Of the
"cri"s with ST. Louis. ) to .. Score:
RHE
Chicago 80 q o o D. 5 10
81. Louis g 0 0 0 o o o 0 A. . s !
Cicotte and Schalk: Sotheron and
Mayer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
BASKETBALL
BASEBALL
FOOTBALL
CUBS RALLIED
At BAT IN o.;
BEAT PIRATES

CHICAGO. April o1.---A second inning
ha':,rE rnr:". combined with errors. on
ahlsd ne chicago Nationals 10 win from
Pittsburgh today. ; To |. lin Vaughn
prch.d S,"ady bail for tho 'rhs aud
cooper was strong il all HH'"ft the
second rnrinS. Eight thousand persons
rho
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them a 5-to-o lead at the end OF the
fourth inning and philadelphia. chiefly
through the hating OF Cra"ath won tho
game. To ). \ wild throw by Jones
helped thrm IN tie tho score in the fifth.
and after Cravath drove in tho winning
run. errors by Young and Chas" present.
ed the locals with their last two ITALICS.
Craysth had two doubles. tw" single and
The local club today announced the
The local cluo today announced the
purchase Of Second Ras"man Raymond
from tho Rochester team OF the Intcrna-
,ional league. Score: r. II. T..
Vow York. nil Sno Ooo-5 II :
Philadelphia 200 hSS Qn'--S 1c l
Batterirs-B"ntnn. Jones. Steele and
Smith: OeschEcr. Woodward and Cady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
STOPPED BY RECRUIT.

ohiiad"! Hh,a. April 24.-Woodw ward. a
r""rui' pitcher. stopped New Yorks
s""rlu; t"day after Ocschger had given
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Standing Of Clubs,
To.daY,S Games.

To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh nj Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
81, Louis nj t'incvinnati.
Brooklyn NJ Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Games

Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia. s; Washington :.
Chicago. :: 81. Louis ..
Detroit" lcvrland: cold.
Ros,on-New York; cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
H@HsRF7 F=====l IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS - #$$
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games.

Chicago. :: Pittsburgh. l.
Phlnadclph;a. s: New York. 5.
Cincinnati. 3: St Louis. l.
Brook yn- Boston. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
Standing Of Clubs.
To-days Games.

To-days Games.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland NJ Detroit.
Chicago at st. Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

LOUISVILLE. KY Apr. 2t.--Scor"'
r. H. f.
Milwaukee, ------.'-'''
Louisville ......-.......-'. - -
Facth and HUM; Steward ana h''h-
er.
INDIANAPOLIS. Apr. 2i'-S"Hr' :;
l.. II. t..
ST. Paul ................-- w. ~
Indianapolis -
Sicbaus and Hargrave: Crum. tA'''
and Gossctt.
COLUMBUS. o.. Apr. "4.--kan*aS
City-Columbus postponed account cold
weather.
TOLEDO. O., APT. cI.--M'nn"aPnI1s'
Toledo. postponed cold weather.
BUY WAR SAYINGS STAMPS
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY sONDS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
1919 Edition Of Oregon
School Laws Off Press
And Being Distributed

The 1919 edition OF Oregon school
Laws has just been issued by J. A.
Churchill, superintendent Of public in
stfuctiou. Copies are now being sent
10 an the county superintendents in
sufficient numbers 10 provide each
chairman Of the school board, the clerk
and the school Libraries with copy.
OF state wide and even nation wide
importance are a number Of laws which
were enacted BY the 1919 session Of
the Oregon legislature. The most i'm
portant among these acts are the ones
accepting the provisions Of the Smith
Hughes vocational act, The law esiab.
fishing part time schools, the minimum
salary for teachers, the high school act
and the law increasing the amount Of
tax that each county shall levy for
elementary school purposes from IS TO
$40 per capita for each child of school
age. The vocational act makes an ap.
preparation Of $i0,Sl3 for this bienni-
.un to meet the appropriation Of the
federal government. This law Is admin
istered by state vocational board ap-
pointed by the governor and the money
is used TO establish vocational depart
meals in the various high schools Of
the state The part time act provides
that where there are Is children or
more between the ages Of IA and rs
years who are legally employed and
who have not yet finished the eighth
grade, part time schools shall be estab-
hshed BY the school district under the
direction Of the state vocational board
aud all Of such legally employed chill
dren must attend such part time schools
not less than five hours per week on
the employers time until they have
completed the first eight elementary
grades. The minimum salary law pro
viles that no teacher shall be employ
ed in the state Of Oregon at salary
OF less than sI5 per month, and the
minimum term law provides that no dis
triot shall have less than eight months
of school each year While this salary
Is not sufficient when compgIed with
the salaries paid in other lines OF work
il will guarantee to many Of the rural
districts better paid and consequent.
~ better trained teacher than they
have had in the past. The various ap.
preparations show also that the legis.
latnfe has recognized the fact that the
safety Of the state depends upon the
education Of lis citizens.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
Moran Match Rumored.

Pittsburgh, Pa, July II Jack Demp-
sey, new heavyweight champion, has
consented to a bout with Frank Moran,
according to local fight promoters who
have been angling for the match. Moran
expressed willingness to meet Willard 5
conquerer but is said to hold that the
bout should be staged IN Tie east, as
Moran figures a large portion of his
New York following would attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
The JOY of Living

TO enjoy life we must have good
health. No one can reasonably hope Ia
get much real pleasure out Of life
when bis bowels are cloggcd a good
share Of the time aud the poisons that
should be expelled are absorbed into
the system, producing headache and In
digestion. A few doses OF Chamberlains
Tablets will move the bowels strength.
en- the digestion and give YOU a chance
to realize the real joy Of living Try IT,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
English Bid High.

london, July l7r-George MocDon'
aid, representing Promoter G. b. Coeh.
ran, will leave next week for America
to make an offer to Heavyweight Cham
pion Jack Dempsey to meet the winner
of the Carpenter. Beckett go, septcm-
Der 9.
Macdonald, II is said, has been en-.
powered to offer a $l25,O00 purse, The
fight would be held in London.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
SWITZERLAND TO FLOAT BIG =
BOND ISSUE IN U. S. SOON

New York, july " Switzerland viii
float a loan in this country Of between
SO o00O,00O and sl0OO00O0, il was
learned IN financial cisles today. The
loan will be obtained through tie sale
Of bonds, 10 Doe taken by The Guaranty
Trust company and other prominent
hanks and companies Proceeds win 70
for necessities in Switzerland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
WOMAN ACQUITTED

Spokane, Wash. July l1.-Lota Ian
ger, who shot T.. H. Haley, OF Butte,
Mont. TO death here during a quarrel in
o hotel, was acquitted by jury late
last night. Evidence tended TO show
that the woman shot Haley in self de.
fcnse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17
NEW CHAMPION some
BUSY NAN THESE DAYS
Dempsey Says He Wil Meet
All Corners; Two Scraps
Being Promoted.

Los Angeles, Ca, Jaly i7.-Jaek
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight champion
and Jack Kearas, his mauager, arrived
in Los Angeles carly today. Several
hundred fans stayed up most of the
night to see the new king Of fistieuffs
when he stepped from the train.
"I'm going to be an active cham.
pion, Dempsey told newsfapeimen.
Il VII meet all eomcrs."
Dempsey aud Kearus will leave to
night for San Francisco. Thcj plan tc
stay several days in the bay city and
return here later to fill contract with
d moving picture company.
"lt's news TO me, was tine com
ment of Kearns, when shown a Pitts
burg dispatch saying Dempsey had
agreed to meet Frank Moran.
Moran ism card ia my opinion, .
Kcams added. ~ feel that way after
the showing Moran has made with Carl
Morris and some Of the others.
KcaFns freely declared he looked kind
ly on the proposition to meet the win.
ner Of the Carpenter Beckett match,
declaring:
81 feel that Carpenter on Beckett
are the only men who are really in =
position to meet Dempsey now.
Not Eyading Fights.
"There s one point l want TO make
clear, however. We do not refuse to
meet any man whom the public de.
mands Dempsey to meet. IL any pro
moter ean put up the money and show
US there is o demand for such fight,
we II meet Moran or any one else.
Dempsey Is a fighter, and We would
rather fight than 20 on the stage or
into the movies or do anything else.
We don I want to wait a year TO fight
again, either"
Kearus said he would leave with
Dempsey this afternoon for San fran-
cisco, make brief stay there and then
20 to Salt Lake, where Dempsey will
visit his mother for few days. Then
they will go east to fiji theatrical en-.
gagements.
Kearns and Dempsey are here TO com.
plete details Of u motion picture con
tract for several big feature films in
which Dempsey IS to be star.
Kearns said close TO $l,00O,COO is in
yolycd in this deal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

The new sawmill Of the Valley Lum.
her company near Lewisville, in Polk
county, is nearing completion aad will
be rcady to begin operations within a
short time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-17

You pipe smokers; mix a
little "BULL" DURHAE.i
with your favorite tobacco.
It's like sugar in your coffee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
LA MORTALIDAD EN- LOS SIETE
PRIMEROS MESES

La mortalidad habida en- San An
tonic durante los siete primeros me-
ses de este ano, es inferior a Ia habi-
da en- el mismo periodic de tempo e.
aHo pasado. Los nacimientos entire
Enero Y Julio del presente anO supe-
ran en- 457 q los casos de defuncion.
De acuerdo con Ell informe rendl-
do por ell departamento dc establish
el total de defunciones en- los siete
primeros meses de este ano es de
1912 contra 2120 habidas en- el mis-
mo periodic de tempo en- 1918.
e. total de fGllecimientos C! ano
pasado es de 1905, e incluyendo a los
no residences en- esta ciudad, y que
murieron aqui accideAtalmente, cs de
4lJS. En- el ano proyimo pasado ma
cieron 293S ninos de ambos seXos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
(Viene de la Pag. Ga.
(CONCLUYE)

La pcsca de d~iferHnteS especieS en-
las costas de Ia Baja California Y
cuya eXportacion 4 los Estados Uni
dos del Norte, conStituye un impor-
tantc ramo, no ha disminuido a pc
sar de la termination de Ia Guerra
Mundial, V Ia recaudacion por este
concepto a contar del primero de Sep
tiembre de 1918 hasta fines de Ju-
Ito ultimo, assemble 4 $89.113.22.
La Comisi6n Geografica de Ia Re-
publica continue sus trabajos termi-
nando las medidas con angulo de la
cadena diagonal de Merida a Vallado-
lid. Sc principiaron les reconoci-
mientos de las cadeNas m%eridianas de
Progreso al lindero con el Estado de
Campeche Y la de Puerto de Santa
Clara hacia ell Sur, haciendose la
construction de torres cue %situaron
por intersecciones mas de trescientos
puntos. Sc levanto topograficamen-
tie Ia region de Temoaya, en- ell Es-
tado de Hidalgo, para compietar Ia
Carta del Vale de Mexico.
Una comisi6n especial Sc envi6 a
Sinaloa. la que situo geograficamente
a Maza>lan y Culiacan Y proporciono
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-24
ENLACE SUMMERVILLE-VELA

E! domingo p del actual, tuvo
iugar el matrimonio de la senorita
Hortensia Vela ION el senior CUTLER
mo Summerville. La ceremonial re!i-
giosa Sc efectu0 en- Ia Cathedral de
San Fernando a las $50 p. m, Y
despues de ella tuvo lugar n recep-
ci6n en- la casa de la rovia, ia Camp
ST..
Fungieron como padrinos y madrl-
mas de los desposados, las s~iguicntcs
personals: Sr. Antonio Contreras Y
Sra. Irene II. de Contreras, Sr. WI
liam Risica Y Srita. Maria Lopez, Sr.
Magdaleno Gonzalez y Srita. Sofia
Ortiz, Sr. Eduardo Cavieres Silva y
Srita. Clara Gedea, ST.. J. +. Delgado
Y Srita. Herminia Vela. Dana de Ho-
nor, Srita. Josefina BonaGcini. La
Corte de Honor estuvo integrada por
los ninos Miguel Morales, Enriqueta
Sanchez Ateque Y Estela Freeman.