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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
BENDER AND MAGAl|S
HURL THIS AFTERNOON
Manager Whitcraft VIII Send Pagan
and Joliin After Richmond In
Double Header.

In an effort to make II three
out OF four for the series with the
Newport News Shipbuilders.
CHIEF Bender and MagaHs will
hurl the two games this after
noon for the Colts. Manager
Whitcraft will send Taylor JOHN
and Pagan, two former Richmond
hurlersl against the home boys.
The opening game today starts at
2:3O O'Clock.
So far this week the Colts and
Shipbuildcrs have met six times
and the Richmond club has taken
four of them. Should the local
talent capture both ends Of the
double attraction today II will
emerge from one of the hardest
weeks of the season with an aver
age OF $50, winning six out OF
eight.
The Colts had a decidedly OF
day yesterday, but Manager Ben
der expects them to come back In
fine style today and take both OF
the encounters. Pagan - the
only Newport News pitcher to
beat Richmond In the Tidewatcr
city and 1t Is very likely he will
hook up with the chief. Jolliff
was hit hard by the Colts.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
SUFFOLK DROPS TWO
TO PETERSDURG{RS
Googers Get Opening Tilt by to
Score and Go One Run Better
in The SECOND

Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
Petersburg, Va. Aug. i5.-Peters-
burg. BY timely hitting and superior
pitching. won both games of today's
doubie-header from suffolk. The first
game, to 2, and the second game.
8 to 2. Collins opposed Burnham in
the opening tilt and the visitors were
held TO one earned run when Lefty"
let up in the eighth frame, while Col
Inns was touched for hits when they
were needed 10 drive over FIVE earned
runs. Manager Oldring was put out
of the first game after tanning In the
NTH inning and Pearson went to right
field Covington held the Rubes to
the same number of earned runs In
the night cap while the Coolers wal
Hoped Eckerts' offerings for thirteen
hits and six runs before he was re-
lieved by Pearson In the seventh
stanza. McCans fielding in both
games and the hitting of Blackwell
and Cashon and Lariseys spectacular
performance In right field for the
home club featured the twin bill.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
Giants See Hopes Of Flag Fade
Behind Skyline Of Cincinnati
Largest Crowd That Ever Copyrighted in Polo Grounds Sees
Giants Humbed Twice in Afternoon by Redegs-Visiting
Players Get Pop Bottle Shower

the throw. This error by the long
Skinned. long chinned. shortfelder--
one OF the gamest men that ever wore
Giant uniform-was disastrous. Ivy
Wingo, the red-headed catcher who
was McGraw's back stop on the club
that made a tour OF the world, was
purposely passed.
Eller Drives One.
Then Eller hit the first ball pitched
to him for a homer into the bleachers.
The utter insanity OF the moment
was something to see. and remember.
True, 1t was a bitter disappointment to
most Of the crowd. but New York is
cosmopolitan in its baseball crowds
a"d there were enough people on hand
who wanted to see Cincinnati win to
nlahe IL a tremendous demonstration.
X was generally predicted that after
10 double victory of the Giants yester-
day and the row on the field between
,ne payers, that With good weather
the turnout today would be even
greater than Of Wednesday when about
10000 persons were admitted. Many
persons waited since early morning.
When the gates opened they made a
wild rush The ticket sellers were
swamped. The ticket takers were
overrun.
over the turnstiles.
Until statement Is given out Of the
number of admissions for which it
was paid. 1t will probably not be
known exactly how many people were
inside the gates. Forty-two thousand
seems fairly conservative. The New
York clubs policy is to keep the at
tendance secret. but most visiting
clubs, and notably the Reds always
give out the figures.
Play to 10000 People.
It Is certain that the Giants have
played to close to 10000 people in this
series. and would have broken all three
days attendance records but for the
bad weather Thursday
shortly after the first game started
four men were pushed through run
away In the upper stand. the handrail
the concret floor below. All were pref
ty badly cut up. and the accident
caused considerable excitement.
Seats. aisles. runaways, and every
other available inch OF room was pick
ed. The warm weather. and the jam OF
humanity made il right feverish inside
that great oven. II there had been
room there would have been easily
$4,000 present.
The old time rivalry between the
Giants and Chicago Cubs has been
complete by eclipsed by this series. The
play-ofY game OF 1908 is no longer the
high pitch in base feeling and excite
ment. A new piece of baseball his
tory has been written.
The crowd while good natured as all
baseball crowds are. in the main. wax
ed morose and moody toward the close
as the Giants Jagged behind and the
New Workers saw their hopes OF a
1919 pennant and a worlds series.
fading behind the sky line OF old Gin
cinnati.
Pop bottles began falling around
the bench of the Reds late in the sec
ond game. No one was hurt. Pop
bottle throwers rarely seem to Are
with any definite aim. but they are al
ways taking chance OF killing some
ore. These manifestations were very
few, however. and the good sports In
the crowd Missed the throwers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
RICHMOND AMATEURS
END SEASON TODAY
.sha.koIa and Silent Athletic Clubs
Arc Sure Pcnnant Winners In


Games this afternoon on the sand
l3is~Rili bring the smateur season OF
Richmond 10 close. The Taka-Co'a
AMI Silent Athletic club teams are
f~ly entrenched in first place in the
Commercial and Richmond leagues,
respectively. and the games this after
noon viii not affect their standing.
Following are the standing OF the
c!ubs and the games scheduled for to-
a ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.

HHSUIIS IeSteFuNy.
Cincinnati, 4; New York, 3-(first
game).
Cincinnati. e.; New York. o.
tsecond game}.
Boston. 5, iPttsburg. 3-{first
game).
Boston. 8; Pittsburg. 2-(lfteen
innings; second Eame).
st. Louis. Z; Philadelphia. 2-tfirst
game).
Philadelphia. Z: ST. Louis. .
(second game).
Brooklyn. 8; Chicago. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16

Summary: Two-base hits--Crow;
Hitler, g; A. Mcconnell. Sacrifice hits
---Covtngton. Stolen bases--Black;
Hitler. Struck out--7by Eckert. II;
Pearson i: Covington. S. Base on
balls--on Eckert. 1 Pearson. i: Cow
ingfon. 2, Innings p.tched---by Eckert.
g. and two-thtrds. six runs and ~
hits. Left on basea-Suffolk, s.: Pc
tersburg. 10. Time of game--1:45.
Umpire--McGrew. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
Richmond Colts Play Weird
Game, and Builders Capture
Second Game Of Series Here
Napier Shows Everything That Pitcher Shouldn't and In
felders Kick Ball All Over Lot Newport News Winning BY
to score-Local Club Gets Thirteen Hits, But Most Of
Them Are Too Late

hit Pay and Walsh counted on
Bakers two base ciout against the
left Geld fence. Brown popped up
and Daughton went out on an tnf1eld
ball The Colts got two more In the
ninth after the FIRST two man had
gone out. Hill tripled and Pay
singled, scoring him. Pay went to
second when Strain heaved one
away. He counted on q hit By
Walsh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
INTERNATIONAL

Rochester. 1: Reading. s.
First game: Toronto. 8; Jersey
City. /.
second game: Toronto. i; Jersey
City, 0.
Al Newark-First game: Buffalo. Il:
Newark, ..
Second ganae: Buffalo. s; New
ark, :.
Binshamton, 8: Baltimore. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
VIRGINIA

Results Yesterday
Newport News, s; Richmond, s.
Petersburg. S; SUFFOLK. 2-(hrst
gamel.
Petersburg. 6; Suffolk. c--tsecond
game).
Portsmouth. S; Norfolk. 4-tnrst
game).
Norfolk. 3; Portsmouth. a--tsecond
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
FIne FOR the small BOY

(Ont0 HtAtG J0urnAT
In Kentucky there n q strange tree
nuts and We suppose It 10 pretty pop
uiaf with the small boys who can ret
all messed UP In one color 1t Il In the
summer and n another Ia the I'LL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Gaues To-day.

- (saunea Today.
X nights OF Columbus VS.. Taxa kola,
\; Fsvrd park. No. /.
Newton woodward Va. G. II. A. c.
a, Byrd park. No 3.
Colds vs. Battle Axe. at Church Hill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
standing OF the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Grace Street VS.. Cottrell Saddlery,
at Byrd park.
christo-Cola vs. b. T. Crunp, at
Benton park.
r. b. Brauer vs. Richmond Broom.
at Seminary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16

Cameo Today.
Newport News at Richmond.
Suffolk at Petersburg.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16

summary: TWO DaSH nttS--ArOW.
Sacrifice hits--McCann, Hitler. 3;
Groety: Burnham, Stolen bases
Black. Blackwell. Base on balls-off
Collins, 3. Struck out--by Collins. S:
Burnham. I. Balk-Collins. left on
bases-Suffolk. 8. Petersburg. Z. Time
of game--1:4s. Umpire--McGrew
Second Game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
RICHMOND LEAGUE
standing Of the Clubs.
Games Today.

{ i O. Va. W. T. A. Club, at Byrd
park
T.. Lee vs. silent Athletic Club.
al Clarke Springs
stockton Street VS.. Z. S. Ordnance,
at southside.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
Newport News.

ninth
The score by innings: r.
Richmond ...... oo1 900 o22-5
Newport News OBI 100 0o0--8
Summary: Two-base hits-Strain,
Allen, Baker. Three.base hits--Hill-
Stolen bases--Baker, Tydeman, Hen
ges, 2; Tydeman. Allen, Wilson. Sacri-
Ace hits--Wilson. Morgan, 2: Gooch.
Sacrifice fiies-Pooie. Hit by pitched
ball--Moran. 2; Wilson and Crossley,
Napier. Left on bases-Ricnmond,
10; Newport News, 12. First base
on error-Newport News. 8: Rich
mond 2. Bases on balls-on Napier
5 off Morgan. 5. Struck out-by Ma
pier, 2; by Morgan. S. Time OF game
900. Umpire-McNaInara and
LaRocque.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16

Score By InnfngA
At Detroit n n u
New York -. 900 900 o00-o 3 81
Detroit -. .0o3 $50 opx-7 ~
Batteries-Shawkey. Smalfwood and
Ruel; Dauso and A.nsmIth.
At Cleveland RH y.
Washington 700 900 ao1-3 & "a
Cleveland -. 900 800 0O0-3 .
Batteries-Shaw. johnson and pich-s
mich: Myers. Covslesxie and oNetlI
At st. Louis r. II. n
Philadelphia 900 001 olo-3
Batteries-Johnson and peE13n1.
McAvoy; Letnsld and Seversid.
At chicago- r. u IN.
Boston 100 100 800 0O--S II
Chicago :: .ool 900 03l 0l--e ~ ~
Batteries--Hoyt and echang: W1l-
liams. Kerr. Cicotts and 0chalk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
Games Today

N V10WiCS INNlWT
Fulton Boosters, VS. Richmond Mo-
tor co, 1t Fulton.
church I'M Bank vs.. F. e. l. S.
4 ri OakWood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
Standing OF Clubs,

Games Today.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16

Games Today.
Warrington At Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New York At Detroit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
AMERICAN


Results Yesterday.
Detroit. 7; New York. 0.
Washington, 3; Cleveland. 2.
St. Louis. 8: Philadelphia. 2.
Chicago, S. Boston. 5-televen In
nings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-16
EAST END LEAGUE.

standing Of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. Pct
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciem-
bre 3l.-El duque de Amalfi, Minis
tro de Espana en- Mexico, Sc acerc0
Z CarranZa, manifestandolc que no
creia co~nverinnte que fueran eNpulSa
dos los iberos que radican en- Vera
cruz. V quienes sc cree que hayan
ayudado al moyimicnto que encabeza
el general Felix Diaz.
Dice el Ministro CUE no duda dc
cue algunos de sus comnatrictas ha-
van faltado 4 SIS deberes de cItran-
%iercs; pero cue tiene Ia ~seguridad
de que muchos q Quienes Sc acusa son
del TODD irresponsahles de los actos
iormulados en- SUI contra.
Sc dan casos en- que las fucrzas
rebeldes Sc acercan 4 algunas hacien-
das de Ia propiedad de cspanoles, V
eXigen c~antidades en- nnmeraric Y Vi
vereS. los que les son entregados, pc
70 este 10 dc buena volIntad, sino
para evitar mayores ~perjuicics Ell sus
~intereSes.
Acknowledgement e. senior DuqIc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
RCBARON LOS FONDOS DE LA
BENEFICENCIA PUBLlCA

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Die. ST.
Debido a la habilidad de uno de los
agentes de Ia policia reservada, Sc
pudo conjural Ell "golpe' que unos Ia
drcneS iban a dar 4 los fondos de Ia
Beneficencia PUblica, ayudados Dor
Benjto RaGtirez, quien desempehaba
en- ,sa cEicina el cargo de conserje
RAMIREZ siempre Sc habia maneja-
do bien. hasta 81 extreme 4e hacerse
acreedor q IL confiauza lie los jefes,
~quienes 10 consideration Y 10 ayuda-
ban en- tcdo. siendO asi como de mo-
20 del almacGn lego a ocupar el :.ues-
TO Que actualmente tenia.
Ramirez. al parecer hahii en- e!
mane,io de las cerraduras de las Ca
jas de fierrc. pudo con facilidad sor-
prender Ia combination de la de Ia Off
Gina pagadora dc Ia Beneficencia, Y
una vez hecho este, encaminose ii mer
cGdo de La Lagunilla. en- busca de
c~olaboradores para Ilerar a t@rmino
81 robo que "a tenia o~remeditado.
In agentc de Ia poliCla especial.
oae sc haliaba comiendo Ell el lu-
gar en- Cue cstaba RAMIREZ. al darse
cuenta dc 10 que Sc trataba, sc fin
rio dormido a c~onsecuencia del pull
cue. pudiendo asi s~crDreRder IL cen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
DE LACD. De MEXICO
Ell MINISTR0 DE ESPANA MPIDEO LA EXPULSION
De UN GRAN NUMERO De IBEROS

de Anlalif-Q' el ha recibido datos dc
Veracruz en- los que Sc lie da cuenta
de IA verdad de 10 que ha venido o
curricndo. Y que. Ell vista dc clio, 10
que procede es que Sc haga n MIMI
ciosa investigation. d fin de depurar
la couducta de cada uno de los espano
les cue Sc italian detenidos, pues solo
asi podra procedersc cor entera justl-
ficaci0n.
Carranza, &~tendiendo q las indica-
clones de- senior Ministro de Espa-
ia. do ordcn de qIe no fu=ran eXpul-
sados los ~espanoles, como va Sc iba i
hacer. G indicando que Sc hagan las
invcstigaciones soiicitadas por el Du-
CUE de Anaifi.
Por su partc e. Ministro de Espana,
do aciso a C~arr&nza, DC haber gira-
do una eXtersa orden a todos los con-
sulcs espanoles de la R~epublica, pre-
vinitrdoles que comuniQuen a sus com
p~atriotas que So abstcngan en- 10 ahso-
!uto de inmisclivse en- los &suntos III
ter;Orcs de Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

versacion de Ramirez Y sus conlpa-
heros, q~uienes quedaron convenidos
cn dar ell "golpe en- Il de estas no
ghes. como en- efccto 10 i%ntentaron.
Ramirez y sus c~ompaneros estaban
va dentro de la oficina; va Sc ha-
bian ~apoGerado del dincro dc Ia GAIA,
Y cuando Sc preparaban para salir
fueron sorprendidos por los policias
CUE ali estaban apostados, en- virtud
del aviso ~oportuno que habian recibi-
do del agente, su ~conpanero.
Ramirez V sus completes fueron
capturados. quitandoseles TODD 10 que
llevaban. = que era una buena suma
Ell plata y papel, Y juntamente con
clio, fueron consignados a Ia auto
ridad competente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
UNOS VECLNOS ARROJADOS De SUS HOGAREs

Los vC2inoS de Contreras. de In
Nunicipal!dad de San Angel, pidic-
ron amparo ante el juez secunho de
diStrito de csta capital, contra &C
tcS atentatorioS del Presidentc Mu-
niripal del lugar, aSi como contra
los procsdimientos del jefc lie las ar
mas dc Ia plaza. Rodriguez 2IGlpica.
Qu:cN arroio &c SIS casas Y ~".iaca!es'
n Ia mayoria de los vccinos, sin que
eyista raz6n alguna para csc des-
POLO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
CARRANZA C~ONY0CARA AL CONGRES0 4 I'm
PERlOOO ~EXTRAORDINARIO DE SESIONES

Esta plenamentc c]onfirmada Ia no.
ticia que circul6 en- pasados dias, re-
latira = que e. Executive ~convocara
4 un periodic de ses;oncs extraordina-
rias al Congreso, en- vista de CUE hay
algGnos asuntoS de gran intsres naciO
nal, Y los cueleS Sc tiene especial in
tenci0n de que scar &iscutidos en- n
Camara.
Entire ellos csta G! re!aeionado con
las insrituc;orcs de cred;to Que fueron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
LA REEPARACEOE De LA VIA A CUERNAVACA

Seg&n iHformeS que ha p~rOporc!o-
nado "a Direction General De los Fe-
r~rocarriles, los trabajos de ]reparaci6n
de Ia ia que Sc estja l!evanGo a cabo
entire esta capital ' IA ciudad dc CIer-
navaca, a sumamente adelantados,
pues para la fccha Sc tienen va
construidos mas de ochenta Y! cua-
Iro Kilometres De Inca, 0 sea Ia ma
yor parte de II distancia entire esta
poblaci6n y Ia capital del Estado dc
McraIos. Ealtan Dor cons!ruir SO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

Diccn los qUcjosos que sus trlstoS
sin previo aviso. fueron arrojados Il
Ia callc en- los momentcs Ell cue elios
no cStaban en- casa. c ignorando de
que pueda tratarse.pues alegan que
esas habitacioncs han permanecido
durante muchoS amos. mas que los
suficientes para adquirir Ii propie-
dad por possession de las tieras.
Ell amparo fue concedido Y va Sc
tramita ell asunto con actividad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
Las CALzADAS ES7AN MFESTADAS De RANDEDOS

Les u.sr.os mctropoIitanos publ
can parrafcs vIolentoS, ,ndicanG0 que
va cs entertainments impossible trans;-
tar nor las calzadas que unen Il esta
capital con los puc6ios de los alrede-
dores. .AgrSgan que eS va Il ;mpe-
ROSA neceSidaG el servitio dc Ia poll
cia mc1y&da. i%uai nj Que antCs Sc ha-
cia. pues lie otra Il sc iuzga
que scri impossible acaOar con esos
a~saltos que Sc registrar Il toda nora
del dia Y dc "a noche. sin sue los cri-
miualas p4reZc2n p0r n!ngun iado. 4
ncsar De las invcsti%acioncs que Sc di-
&C hace Il p~olicja.
Hay partidas espcciaies que Sc han
dedicado con toda impunidad al ;.salto
CT las calzadas, sin CUE nadie pueda
evitar!o. Y 10 curioso dc estos casos
es ole los salteadores &c van hacla
los pucb.os pequcnos de las Municipal
iidades recinas, sin Gue nadie los per
si2&
Esto es 10 quc va ticne aIarmada Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
LEGO LA MISSION JAFONESA A
NUEVA DIRK.

NUEVA YORK. Enero 1o.-La MI
sion japonesa a las co~nferencias de
paz, e~ncabeZada por el baron Nobo-
ukai Maxine, lego aver a este puerto
Y saldra para Washington hoy.
Scgur Sc dice, ~regresara de ALI es-
ia misma semana pucs Sc piensa que
Sc haga a Ia mar con rumbo a Fran
cia. puntO final de su destino, el
sabado proXimo. a bordo del vapor
"Carmania'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
VA A SER DESPEJADAL LA VIA DEL MEXICANo

Como q Ferrocarr!! Interoceanico,
Al igral que el MeXicano. est& sieHdo
oUjetc de TODD linaje de asaitoS por
Darte de los revolucionar!os que opc-
ran en- el ESsado dc NcracruZ. las Az
torjdades militares han .iuzgado nece-
carlo d"Spejar It via. t&laEco para
al fin todos los arDoIes y Ia malcza
eIisteG,c en- los l~arerales. 4 una Gistan
Ga de Glen metros, IA cual sera dccla-
raGa IONA de guerra, castigandOse Sc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

ver&monte Il toda persona Que - on
cueutrc en- dichG IONA. 4 n que cl
acccso queda terminanr mentc prohi-
dido para gcrson4s cXtranas al cjcr-
cito del %ob!ernc.
s. cree qIc con esta MEDIA que
da"9i "a li0sa libre de a~salt0s. 10 mis-
no que sus l&dos de m&drigueras, en-
las cualc> los rcvolUcionarios encuen-
tran SECURE refugio. su>traytncose 4
Ia vista lie las trODaS ieales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

incautadas por G. ]gobierno, y cuyo a
sunto Sc desea Sc resuelva & fin de
proceder a Ia fundaci6n del va famoso
Ba@co Unicc, iniciado por e. ejecuti-
We.
La c~ouvocatoTia a las sesiones cy-
tra~ordinarias Sc hara eli dia dos de
Enero ]cntrante, y por ningun motive
deiaran Ic ceie0rarss. en- v;rtud del
interGs de los asuntos cue habr&n de
v2ltilarsa en- elias.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02
EARCOS AMERICANCS VAN :
PUEGTOS ALEMANES.

LONDPES. Enero io.-EI escIa-
dr6n naval americana que esturo en-
Copenhague a haccr Una vista de ca
racter Official. ha salido dc &lli Y SC
dirige a puertos aIemanes. E. crucc-
70 eXDlorador Chester irI q OaIzirg
= .us dos ~GcstroyerS I Lusbrek.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

lamente treinta y cuatro Kilometres,
los que Sc e>pcra que quedarln listos
para mediados del mes cntrante de
EDero.
En- 10 genera! estos trabajos van
bien. pueS tambicn Ia Inca de Cuau-
tn esti siendo reparada con activi-
dad. para clio Sc han enviado "a Su-
fic!cntes materiales dc tojas cIase3 V
mas que So mandarin. 4 fin dc que
dichos trahajos 10 Sc ~interrImpan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-02

nCEyOS FRESCOS n - cts. In ,ioscna. no
pJdr.n obtrrerse "a, pcro Il puecen consc-
%-irsc ctyus nil art!cU!cS 4 prcc:oS ve-Gade-
ramcnLc c.ccpcjop.lcS. NUESTRO SURTl-
DO dc tarjcta5 9~oStales mcSicanas no ticnc
rial. Las tcncn.os dc todas classes y for
RS, dcsdc ) cts. hasta $500 cada una re!o-
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DIyERsOs PROFESSIONALS
PROFESSIONALS

SAMUEL W. WHITE. Abocado. Douglas,
Aciz. Aticnac .oda clase dc negoctos 1rdicia-
les Y adn1inist-ativos rcclanaciones por dA-
nos Y pcriuicios Icrsopales; causas civlles ,
crimina!es en- todas parties. Especial aten-
ci6n 4 Ia Colonia Mexicana- Correspondent
cia en- cspanoI c ingles. cfereneias;-Lo
senores C5nsuies dc Naco y Douglas. Ariz,
y personals prominentes neSicanas RESIDENCES
en- Douglas.
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IA genie dc Ia ciudad, = 4 csc sent
mierto De desconfianZa plcna Y de
"ozobra constante. debcse 81 hecho de
que los Dsri6dicos estan l!amando tan
poderoSamentc Ia atsncicn lie las au-
torijadcS del DistriJa, espccialmen:e
n gobernador. que es ci dircctamente
obligado ha Drsst&r Garantias al We
cindario. pueS VI Sc sabC que 4 las
fuerzas mi!itares no Sc les tiene cor
fianZa.
Fl tltimo asa!to Sc rcgistro en- IL
calZada de Tlaipam. y en- Il los iad-o-
mes Sc aD2@aron de IN caro- quo con
mercancia 90 cncaminaha : esta CAPT
tai. maroiaGo por Angel Flores. si
propictario y dueho tambivn de los
iltarcses robados.
Para poder viaiar por las ciCadas
caizadas es rccesario il en- eruro Y
perfectamentc hien armados. Y ny
chas wees nj asi So ponen & salv0. de-
hide d Que los a~saltartes son en- mayor
numerO.
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CON $500 gratficare a In persona que me
rroporc;onc iaforrncs de ia Sra. Jacoba Ponce,
cspoSa &c Jose OroZco, quieles apteS residian
juric con su hcrmano Felipe Ponce y 81 hi
10 Jose Orozco. en- Eagle Pass. Texas. minas
de Lamar. Cualquier informe fidedigno So
bre e. particular. dirijase a Victor Cerna. 2
Z. !. Box l02. New BraUnfek. Texas. 81
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BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dara n IL per-
sora Que me p-oporrione informes de nj hi
10 Ignacio Gutierrez, originate de Encfr-
nacicn de Diaz, Edo. dc Jalisco. Is dclSa-
do. teaiendo ojos azules. Todo inforrae cue
con e. Sc reIacione sirvanse dirigirlo 4 Elias
Gutierrez. Bitter Greek. Wyo. 90
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GRATIFICARE con $500 4 la persona que
me proporcione inforThes dc Agustin Herman
dec. cuya fauliliu Sc eacucntra en- Charcg.
G:o.. sicndo hiio de Rafael HERNANDEZ de
Eufracia Flores. En- Octubre del ano DC 1871
sc encontraba en- Les Angeles. Cal. CuaL
quier iufrrme dirijase . Dcnletrio Herman
deg. Ex Gang No. g.. ThaekerviI!e. Okla. I'd