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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
MEXICO TO REPAY
AV|ATORS' RANSOM

MEXICO CITY. Wednesday. Sept. 10
---U'"rreSpoudCncr OF Tho Associated
rrrss1 1--Thc SECRETARY Of the treasury
has been ordered IN make immediate
payment 10 III" United States govern
mont of 1n.h00 pesos. representing the
sum paid tn obtain tn" ransom Of Lieu
tenants Harold &. Peterson and Paul
H. Davis. American aviat"rs, who were
captured by Mexican bandits in August
Tho money will he delivered by a spe-
cial messenger from the treasury de-
partmcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE Turks
have resumed their attacks upon the
Armenlans, and the very existence OF
the nation Is in danger, according to a
cable message received b. the American
Committee for the Independence Of Ar
menia. and made public here today. TIL"
message was sent by the Paris repre-
sentative Of the Armenian Republic.
Transmitting information received from
his government
Forces of Turks, Tartars and kurds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

PITTSBURGH Sept 17-When the national committee for
organizing and steel workers. which met here today consider
matters connection with the proposed strike of steel workers. ad
iourned tonight until morning John Fitzpatrick chairman
of committee made the unequvoc statement that the wakou
would take place next MONDAY morning as aoy decided upon ne
reached at Washington last week would not be
M Fitzpatrick said statement would be issued tomorrow
afternoon.
meeting primarily called to consider strike plans discussed
question poponing the wakout until after the industrial con
dent Wilson Arguments made against posponemen on the
ground steel workers. having so far In their campaign
grievances by collective bargaining cannot no"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
TURkSAT ATTACNNG ARN|EN|ANS;
ENTIRE NATION IS IN DANCER

are surrounding Armenia, tho message
says. and the Armenian soldiers have
been forced TO surrender on" province
after hard struggle. overwhelmed by
numbers and short OF munitions. An
urgrn, appeal is made for 10000 Amer
lean soldiers and IN" necessary equip
mrnt for %O.0@0 Armenian volunteers.
Mustapha k"mal. who was arrested
last January and charged with hcing
responsible for masSaCres Of Greeks in
Asia Minor. is at III" head Of III" Turk
iSh forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
Chicago Gets Strike Order.

CHICAGO, Sept. 17.-Thcodorc Wind,
head OF the South Chicago Trades and
labor Assembly. announced tonight that
he had received from the National COM
,ni,tee in pittsburgh a telegram direct
iny tho Unions to prepare for walkout.
Monday. september 2@. During the
day many steel mills were placarded
with posters announcing that strike OF
steel mill employees would go into erect
at six a. m. September %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7.-Forecast:
West virgtnia-Cloudy Thursday
showers at night or Friday.
OhLo-Showers Thursday and prob
ably Friday except fair northeast por'
tion Thursday.
Western Pennsylvania - Increastng
cloudiness Thursday, showers at night
and on Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
LEONARD BEsTS DUNDEE

NEWARK. y. j.. Sept. If Benny
Leonard worlds lightweight boxing
champ. ourfought Johnny Dundee, Of
New York. in an eight round bout here
tonig ght. Although Dundc" earned the
honurs in only ono round. he fought
ion with his jumping jack tactics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

Opportunities arc sgnposts on the
road 10 success The "fror this week Is
an opportunity TO reap n vcritable har-
vest of extra credits. and was hailed
with delight by tho enthusiastic work
.rs. The interest being displayed o1
all sides is very gratifying. indeed. and
IL proves that the people "f this section
Of tho stat" are awake to an Opportu-
nifty when il is presented.
Extra Credits.
Now contestants, here's your oppor-
tunity. Perhaps you were not success
ful during the offer Last week. and per-
haps you thought you had lost out. But
such is not the case. Quite number
Of the active contestants. for some rca-
son or other. were unable to do very
much during the other offer. Numerous
calls were received over tho phone from
those who were unable To secure SIS
club. and many lamcnicd the fact that
they had suffered tremendous set
back. Don't fail to get into the race
good and strong this week and make
up for lost time.
Join the Race.
The offer this week. gives tho begin
ncr a great adVantaE" i'm paninH q
prominent position in the list quickly.
Some Of the late beginners have al
ready reached prominent positions in
tho list. One may enter III" race now
and secure thousands Of extra credits
with very little effort. Du" 10 the
fact that tho campaign has been widely
advertised and thousands Of people are
watching the progress being made by
tho active contest ants. subscriptions
arc moro easily secured now than they
were week or so ago.
Seven Automobiles
Seven splendid touring cars arc
among the rich prizes Ia be awarded.
Everybody wants nm automobile. Those
who have th"m ar" wishing for bigger
and better ones: those who have none
At all are making their plans 10 have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
No Postponen1ent of the Steelvorkers Strike
Fitzpatrick of National Committee Makes the Statement That
COMM TTEE To ISSUE DETAILED
STATEMENT THIS AFTERNOON

General Sentiment at Meeting Seemed to Be That Men Had
Gone So Far They Could Not Turn Back-Fear That If
Action Was Postponed Men Would Accuse Leaders Of
Selling Them Out---Newspaper Men Kept Away From
Meeting and Little News Was Permitted to Leak Out
Men Will Not Picket Plants
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Thousand. Shrek and Roar.
With Pride and Approval T
Until Exhausted
Parade Gave Washington An
Insight Of War as First Had
Full Equipment
Pershing Given 0 0vaion--Con-
gress to Tender Formal
Reception Today
WASHINGTON. Sept.

WASHINGTON. Sept 17.-Hoarss
night satisfied that it had paid full hon
or 10 General John J. Pershing and the
tighting men Of the First division.
The nations victory parade was over.
For nearly three hours a rolling Hood OF
soldicry. Of guns and horses, OF tanks
and motor trucks had poured up Penn.
sylvania avenue without check or halt
10 pass the reviewing stand where stood
Vice President Marshall. representing
President Wilson. The wide street ran
bank full with its grim. living tide OF
lighting power and organization; end aS
the great pageant was unrolled before
their eyes the hundreds OF Thousands
Of people who formed those banks roar
ed and shricked with pride and approx.
al, tho sound Of their cheering slowly
dwindling at the end. but only from
physical exhaustion.
Riding at the head Of the mighty
column, General Pershing was carried
forward along the whole line Of march
as though on a wave Of sound as the
nation and city gave him his formaA
greeting. To no American since Ad..
miral George Dewey came home in tri.,
umph from Manila has such an ovatioA
been rendered. N1 has the end yee
come: For tomorrow congress VIII TOT.
mally add its tribute to that Of the c.ky;
and nation and with business put to on
side. tender the expeditionary corr
roander a formal reception at The sf1.:,
toll. ~ 4
fully 1qut1Dsd. 4ts9s3s
The First division marched with fpll
fighting equipment. From tho ponee
Gus 6-inch howitxerS OF the artillery 80
the diminutiye one-pounders and. kIytes.
oue trench mortars the full strengthrS9
the divisional artillery was there. From
the thick clustered bayonets OF the IN
fantry ma.----4~ the grim lines OF ma-
chine gun mouried motor trucks, fhs
small arms Of this great hghting unit
were on display: and from the lumbsr-
ing miles Of hooded supply and ammunt.
tion trucks to a roaring. Gathering cav.
alcade of whippet tanks. the tools Of
cvery phase Of modern warfare were
represented.
In addition to the divisions own equip
ment. special service detachments hcm
the engineers, a pontoon bridge seetion.
a motorized machine shop with ~
planes and drills in molten and eveF.T
mobile laundry unit were in hnal II
was the most complete military dtsplay
attempted since the war. lacking only
the great guns to make composltg
view Of the whole war army for - tbs,
thousands tramped by below. their COM,
radcs of the air dipped and circie1 N.
dozens Of airplanes above or marked thA
progress of the column from 4 treat:
observation balloon riding high above
the White House.
To men wounded In those battles ana
not yet able to march. special .trfbutO.
was given as they rode by In motor carr.
(co1tinusd On Page Ilsvs1.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

COLUMBUS. O.. S'pt. l1.--l pom re-
rCipt today "f an appeal for aid for the
stricken people Of Corpus Christi. Texas,
Governor Cox issued a general appeal 10
citizens OF Ohio t. send financial relief.
CORPUS CHRISTI. T"XaS. Sept. L.
Darkness fell on til" Storm-StriCkcn city
Of Corpus Christi and CnVirouS tonEIht
with a list of dead from Sundays hur-
ricanc lowering around IN" %"n marx
and with heavy rain which f"ll ;tlm"S,
continuously throughout tn" day ham
pcring tho work Of clearing tn" debris
and increasing IN" SuffcrinGs Of thou
sands Of homeless.
All attempts at identifying tho bodies
had been abandoned because Of their con-
dition and burial parties sent out along
tho shores of Nu"ccs bay were hurryinC
tho corpscs to nearby towns for inter
mCnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-At the Pc
ruvian EN- mbassy tonight. it was stated
that no dispatches had been received
from Lima indicating that President Le-
guia was assass sinatcd yesterday rs re-
ported in Santiago. Chile. 1t was said
that had anything Of that nature occur
red The embassy here would have been
Informed Immediately by the Peruvian
foreign minister.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
ASSASSINATION OF
PRESIDENT LEGUIA
OF PERU RUM0RED
RUMOR IS BELIEVED
TRUE IN IQUlQUE
AT Embassy In Washington
Report Is Not Believed
Conditions Peculiar

SANTIAGO. chile. S"pI. lI.-Pcrsist'
ont runners are in circulation here that
AuguSln i. Lcguia. president or peru.
was as>assinatcd Tuesday. Dispatches
rccaiv"d by the foreign ministry from
IIuiQu". say that in lquinuc the rumor
is believed 10 hc true.
MI communication with Peru has been
under censorship and confirmation or
the rumur therefore cannot be obtained
Al prcs' mt.
Tho government Of President Pardo,
Of Peru. was oNcrthrown in July and
S"nor Leguia was proclaimed president
by the troops. In election held last
month Scnor Lcguia was chosen for tho
post Of chief executive along with his
candidates. The United states govern.
mrmt Immediately recognized his gov
crnmcnt
Last week several political leaders In
Peru were arrested charged with having
formed n conspiracy on behalf Of former
President Pardn Ia overthrow L"Suia
and restore tho Pardo regime. Several
of tho alleged COnspirai ors this week
chose to leave Peru rather than stand
trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18
RT, REV, CHAS, BURCH CHOSEN
SUCCESSOR To BISHOP GREER
ACTION TAKEN AT
SPECIAL CONVENTION
Was Assistant to Bishop Greer
and Led sn All Three Bal
fots---former Journalist

NEW YORK. Sept. l7.--Pight R"v"r-
cnd Charles Sumner Burch. suhraGan
bishop Of tho New York diocese or the
Prote slant, Episcopal church. was elect
cd bishop OF New York OH the third bal
lot at a special diocesan convention TO-
day. He succeeds tho late Bishop David
H. Greer.
Rishop Rurch lcd tho siN candidates
nominated on all three ballots. put ms
victory was. delayed through N" ruI"
of tn" convention which required IN"
successful nominee to receive n con-
current ma jority Of both m" lay ahd
clerical votes.
On tho final ballot Bishop Eurch re-
ccivcd 1cS clerical votes and So" la!
votes. each lay member having frac-
tionaI vote. as against his closest COM
rctitnr. Reverend Dr. Ernest Milm"re
S,jrcs. rector Of st. Thomas church.
who had IS clerical votes and "Sic lay
votes, Reverend pr. William T. Man
ming. rector Of Trinity parish was third
with 80 clerical votes and II lay votes.
Tho remaining candidates wor" Rev
crcnd Charles l.. Slatt"rN. rector "l
Grace church. who showed considerable
strength in IN" early hall"unE: RlEht
Reverend Nathaniel S Thomas. mission
ary b,shop Of Wyoming, and Reverend
H. =. Nicholas.
Must Be Confirmed.
Rishop Burch'S election must u" con-
rrmcd by tho house Of bishops and inc
house Of clerical and lay delegates nj the
general convention Of tho Episcopal
church which Will hc held in Detroit on
October s. Such confirmation however,
is regarded merely as formal.
After tho result Of the third naIi"t
had been announced. DIR. Str"S' moved
that the election hN mad" unanimous
and vas seconded hy pr. Manning
Eishop Burch. who was heartily APP
nlaudc,l. made brief address IN &C
acknowledgement.
Bishop Burch has served rs SuTragan
rnr uinc wears and is Ga years ola. For
several years h" was connected Win
tho publishing business in Chi'AI" ana
WAS no, ordained until his forll'th year
He was editor and manager or IN"
Grand Rapids Evening Press from NV
until 1905 whom n" heCam" rector ~ 81
Andrews church on staten Island. li'
remained there until selected IN aiu
Rishnn Greer. whose strength was not
c,ual to the task of directing unaSsiNt"'l
m. largest and wcalthicst dioccs" IN the
country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-18

THE INTELLIGEN GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper IN the
State of West Virginia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
FL CaIomeI actua como
dinamita sobre 81
hlgado
ATACA LA Bills AGRA Y eau
SA NAUSEAS. HACIENDA A
listed QUE PIERDA UN
Ola DE TRABAJO.

iGl calomel produce %salivacion! rs
mercurio. FL calomel actua como 81
fuera dinamita sobre ell higado entor-
pecido. CuandC 2! calomel sc pone en-
contacto con bills agria, la ataca in
meoiatamente Y lie produce a listed
calambres o nauseas.
81 Sc siente listed bilioso, o ia
ouecas extrenimiento y entermo, no
tiene mas que If a cualquier botica Y
comprar una botella de Dodson's Ii
YER Tone. cue es IN substitute vege-
tai ~inofensivo del peligroso calomel.
Tome una cucharada, y 81 no corrige
ell higado y 10 alivia mejor y mas
pronto que ell n~auseabundo calomei,
sin producirle molestias, nc tiene mas
u volver a la botica a que lie devuei-
van su dinero.
81 toma listed calomel hoy, manana
Sc sentira enfermo Y con nauseas.
aparte que puede causarle salivacion;
mientras que 81 toma Dodson's Liver
Tone. Sc levantara en- la manana sim
tiendose perfectamente bien. lleno de
energias Y listo para ell trabajo o ell
juego.-Es absolutamente i~nofensivo,
agradable Y eficaz para los ninos; a
ellos les gusta t~orlarlo- lAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
LOS OJOS DE LAS MUJERES

Las miradas de las mujeres Sc pa
recen a ciertos rodajes tranquilos en-
la apariencia. pero formidableS.
Pasamos a su lado todos los dias
quieta, Improvements Y sin sospechar
NADIA.
Llega un momento en- que hasta
ros olvidamos de que aquello esta
ALI. Sc va. sc viene, sc suena, Sc
habla, Sc RE. De pronto nos senti-
mos ~sobrecogidos: TODD acabo.
La rueda nos detiene, la mirada
nos ha preso.
Nos ha preSo. no Importa por DON
de nj como, por una parte de nues-
tro pensamienUo que vagaba sin OBJ
jetc; por distraction que hemos
tenido. estamos perGidos. Pasaremos
completamente por toda la maQulna,
Sc apodera de noStros un encadena-
miento de fuerZas misteriosas Y en-
vano luchamos; no hay nu-
mano possible.
Vamos 4 caer de engranaie en- en-
granaje, de augusta en- augusta, de
tortura en- tortura, nosotros, nueStra
fortuna, nuestra Imagination, nues-
tro porvenir, nuestra alma Y segun
que nos hallemoS en- poder de una
criatura malvada o de noble corazon.
no saldremos de esa eSpantosa ma
ouina sino desfigurados por la ver-
giienza o transfigurados por la pa
siop.-Victor Hugo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
|Ecos de las Fiestas del . de Mayo
Ell 5 DE MAYO EN- GARY. IN
DIANA.

GARY. Indiana. mayo S.-A iniciativa de-
senior Juan Munoz Sc organize en- esta ciu-
dad una Junia Patriotica MeHicana. con
obieto de organizar una fiesta para la c.
lebracion del 81 aniverSario dc Ia Eloriosa
Batalla die 5 de Mayo en- Puebia. Ia cual
Junta loGro Ievar a cabo Su prop6sito. con
Ia ayuda de toda Ia colonia mcxicana dc
eSta ciudad y muy cSpecialmente dc los Sc
nores Ignacio Mendcz, On cuya Residential
Sc celcbraron las juutaS prcliminareS. V Da-
rio NJ. Lara. cue presto de muy bucna vo-
luntaG. Su valioso concurso y consejo, rarI 81
arreglo de la fiesta.
La Mesa Directiva dc la Junta PATRIOT
res: Presidentc. Esteban Ramirez Vicc-Pre-
Sidcntc. 1 abino Psla Tesorero, Fernando
Calder6n: y Sccrctario. Pedro Garcia.
Para la celebration de Ia fiesta Sc acor-
do organizar una vclada ite~rario-musica4
que Sc verified g lcitado dia 5 de mayo. a
las dos de In tardc. en- cl Salon Rumauo".
(Roumanian Hail. sitlado ea la Gale Adams
de esta ciuGad.
La Junta Patri6tica invite al acto al Con-
sui de Mexico en- Chicago. ILL.,. Quien en- Wis
Ia dc que no pudo concurrir p~ersonalmcnte
nombro en- su representation al senior Jose
Castro Leon. que fue quicn preside Ia
velada.
TodoS los nimcros del programa fueron
muy aplaudidoS por Ia concurrcncia que lie
ndUd tl tSJ'dCluSO Ndlon- bcSpueS ue III We
lada tuvo lugar IN bale. que resulto muy
animado. y durante el cual uno dc los con-
currentcs. cant6 con scntida VOC. Ia bella
romanza italiana Eel Gondolcro'y In sonora
Herlinda r. de Chan bailo con mucha gra-
cia. Ia ojta sevillana. La Madrc del Cor
dero."
FL programa de Ia yclada. es el siguicnte:
Aperture del acto rur el Prcsiteute de la
Junta. senior Esteban Ramirez.-Ohertura por
Ia orquesta.-Discurso 20 rel scnor Dario
H.. Lara.-"CAVATINA". Raft violin v
piano. por los scncrcs Carlos Velasco y Jc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
LA CONSTIPATION AYEJENTA A
LAS Personals QUE La
PADECEN
De como librar al ORGANISING de las
suStanciaS yenenoSas Y toXlcas.

Ia constipation e el origen de muchas
Intermediates graves ESta e~nfernedad ma
sido Ia cauSa do mas padecimicntoS que mu-
chsr otras.-dijo recientemente un eonociao
Caleno-y no solo eso-anadio. sino que ave
;enta a las personals cue Ia sufren y IS eau
"a de una muerte premature
No pcrmita I'd que Ia construction 10
ha<a apareccr mas vieio dc 10 que realmen-
te e.. No hay neceSidad de clio. I'd. no
deja que los caIloS 10 atormenten. sc los
ccrta, So los cuPa- haSta que SC libra de
clos. Ash pueS. Spor que no curarSe Ia cons
rpacion, que - nucho mas importante. So
bre TODD 81 Sc :iene en- cuenta que de eua
dependc su pcrfecto eStado dc salud- Los
desordenes estomacales cenerafmente son eau
sa de constipation croniea. Libresc I'd
de estaS se-ia> molcstias usando un purgan-
&c eficiente.
Is vcriaherauente eztrano el por que
muchas personals dean dc p~racticar los con-
sejoS que Sc les dan. Muchas Iersonas han
Sido preSuntaGas por sus medicos 81 sus IN
testinos fUncionan con rcgularidad O no y
les han aconsejado tonien un laxative ell
ciente. que haGan eiercicio, pueS ooScrvan-
DO estas -cSiaS su cstado sera del TODD sa-
ludable.
Hays I'd. Ia prue6a con una caya dc Lax
carin : sc convenient dc los mGnificos re-
sultadcs que lie proporcione. Ayudara al ej-
tCmago G IntsStinoS a funcionar con reSu-
laridad. ST bien e. cierto que obra sin pro
ducir molcstias y con toda Suavrdad. tameien
10 IS que es nauy Segura y efectva-
SeCuramcntc I'd. estima Su salad Sobre to-
DO 10 demas. Es un teSoro que debe ser &C.
loSamen.e guardadc. Hay que hacer TODD
10 possible para ayudar 4 n madre natura-
lea a ~desempenar Sus fuuciones. Pruebe
I'd. Laxcarin. Pidalo hoy mismo : mana
ma Sc sentira refreshments.
No aceptc I'd. ringun SuSututo oarato.
las busnas medieinas siempre .valen alSo
mas. solanence las de inferior cahdad y los
sustitutos rQeien ser vendidos a halo pre-
clio. ST I'd. m estado padeciendo de alSu-
IA de las enfermedades srriba meneions-
das. pida I'd. nmediatancnt IN tratamien-
20 rorpleto de esta medicinal. Que Sc com
pone de scis cajas al precio de- einco dollars.
0 bien una GAIA por IN dollar. No eSta
= Ia vcata en- las droEae-ias- EScr1ba I'd.
ordsnandola 4 L-axcarin Products Co. Dept
SP-i. Pittsburgh. Pa iAdV-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
FUERON BRILLANTES LAS FEES
TAS DEL S DE MAYO EN-
GALVESTON. TEN.

GALVESTON. Texas. mayo S.-Muy luci-
dos. como janas So habian sisto en- esta ciu-
dad. resultaron los ~festejcs organizaGos por
Ia Sociedad Mutuo-Recreativa Mexicana. para
celehIar 81 81 anivcrSario de "a Batalia dc
Fucbla 81 5 de Mayo de 1852 y para los
cua!es. "a memoranda sociedad invite a toda
IA -olonia mexicsna. pcr medic de ~vistoSes
prevcutivos. imprcSoS con los dolores nacfo-
males V en- los cualcs Sc contenia inscrto el
programme. muy ex:crso y variado. compuesto
de tres parties.
La fiesta uIvo luGar Ell cl Auditorio de la
Ciudad. habiendo daGo princirio a las dos
de IL tarde del dia 3. habiendo cstado preSi-
dlda por il Mesa Dlrectira de In Sociedad.
integrada por 10 sscT'ores Pedro Nilarreal,
Presidents: Alfonso Munoz, Sec-etario; lila
rio MARTINEZ. TeSorero: Y Santos Gonzalez,
Tomas MARITIME. Vicente Pimentel y JuSto
Candida. Vocales.
Para ia cehbracion dc las f~iestaS. la So
ciedad Nut1o-Res -estiva NcXicaEa. solicito Ia
ayuda de II ccbnia mexicara, habiendose reu-
nido Ia surna de 1876 en- Ia cual Sc IN
cluycn Ia cantidad de $1,000 con cue contri-
buy6 la dich1 Socicdad. &c Sus fonGos propioS.
\ continuation tranScribo el programa de
"A fiesta y Ia liSta Ge las personals que con-
tribuyeron para Ia celebration del glorioSo a.
niversarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
Ell. CINCO DE MAYO EN- ST
MARY'S COLLEGE" DE
NOTRE DAME, IND.

En- cl Colegio de Senoritas de st. Mary -,
situado en- Notre Dame. Indiana. sc ceiebro
nuestra fiesta patri6tica del Cinco de Mayo.
FL grupo de estudiantas hispano-america-
mas del mencionado colegio. a iniciatIVa de
algunas compatriotas nuestras. decIdieron or
ganizar un party con objeto de connemo-
rar Ia Batalla dc Puebia. y, al efecto. sc rcu-
nieron. las tarde del dia 3 de esie mes. en-
urlo de los princirales saior"s de la Acade-
mia. no solo las senoritas cs:adiantas. sino
adn las Madres Y Hermanas de In ConGrc-
-acion de la Santa Cruz
La sencilla ceremonial consist!o en- clscur-
SOS commemorative, en- recitacioncs y musl-
ca. al cabo de Ia cual. SO canto cl Himno
Nacional Mexicano. sc lanzaron vitores a
nucStra patria, y Sc sirvi6 ell consabIdo
lunch"
Las organizadoras dc la fiesta fueron. las
Sofia Couttolcnc; Margarita. Ma
ria Tulsa Y Refugio Blanco: y Carolina Vi
iiarreal. de Mexico: y i ella concurrieron
como decimos antes. varias otras senoritas
atino-americanas. y dos Hermanas mexica-
mas pertenecientes a Ia aludida Corgrega-
ci6n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-15
HUBO TEMBLORES DE TERRA
EN- LA ISLA VENTURA.

MADRID. Mayo l4.-Por la in
formation cablegrafica recibida de las
lslaS Canarias, Sc tienc noticia de que
Sc dejo sentir IN fuerte temblor de
terra en- la Isla Ventura, Y que a con-
secuencia de el murieron cuatro per-
sonas, viendose los habitantes obliga-
dos q abandonar la isla. Sc asegura
que los danos causados por cl mismo,
fueron de consideration.