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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-07-03
MINE-ADALMS.

Among our later June weddings
was that of Miss Eugenia Mine, the
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j.
Mine of Verret street, to Mr.. Davis
Adams of Franklin, which was quietly
celebrated at the church of the Holy
Name of Mary last Thursday at 6. p.
m, Father J. A. Petit officiating.
The bride, who is a very charming
young women was very prettily attired
in a white beaded dress of Georgette
crepe over princess satin. Her veil Of
illusion was caught with orange bios
SONS. She carried bouquet of
brides roses. white carnations and
lilies-of-the-valley, with maiden's hair
ferns. The streamers, tying the
bouquet were of white tulle, tied into
little love knots.
The maid of honor, Miss Katie
wore flesh-colored crepe
de chine dress hemstitched and pref
tily beaded in pink. Her girdle was
of blocked pink and blue satin. She
wore a flesh-colored Georgette crepe
hat with flesh-colored and blue stream
ers. She carried pink carnations and
pink roses with streamers of pink
tulle.
The bridesmaid, Miss Mary Mine,
the sister of the bride, wore flesh
colored beaded Georgette crepe dress
over flesh-colored taffeta, trimmed in
ruffles. She wore a hat of the same
material. with flesh-colored stream
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SCRPRISE PARTY.

very agreeable surprise party
was given Mr.. Luke Gillin, by Misses
Doris Aycock and Evelyn Cross on
Saturday night. Miss Aycock, who rep
resented his friends, presented him
with gold collar pin and a fountain
pen.
Dainty refreshments were served
and dancing was INDUCED until a late
hour. Music was furnished by Mr..
Edwards.
Those present were Misses d. Ay-
cock. E. Cross, M. Finley, A. Wieg.
man. A. LIE Boeuf, B. Oswald, c.
Guillot, A. Kerner, c. Kerner, L.
HUM, M. Rooney, H. Aycock, C.
Mothe, F. Aycock, s. Gerretts, ]. Wieg-
man, c. Cummisky. V Luft, l.. Koenig,
NJ. Gillin, l.. Thibaud. Masters E. Lee
Boeuf. l.. LeBoeuf. c. Gerrets, L. Lee
Boeuf, c. Terrebonne, S. Teal. Fl.
Brown. B. Treadaway. c. Dawson. H.
Dawson, E. Mothe, G. Zatarain, A.
Guillot, L. Gillin. c. and B. North, F..
Johnson. A. Edwards, y. Whitmore,
j. HUM. L. Gillin, Miss z. Lawrence.
Mrs. w. p. Kerner Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Wiegman, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Gillin. Mr..
and Mrs. L. Gillin, and Messrs A. and
P. DelcaZel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

One of the most beautiful events of
the season was the wedding of Miss
Melba Butcher, formerly belle OF
Algiers, to Nolan A. Bourgeois, son of
A. A. Bourgeois. of Lutcher, La, at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. l.. G.
Dandelin 1907 Pleasant Street, on
| Wednesday, June 25th. 1919.
! Promptly at 6 O'Clock the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march was
heerd, the groom entering from an
anti-room, with his best man, Ensign
J. Leddy and the Rev Sidney Vail.
They stood under beautiful arch
made of palms draped with valley
lilly tulle ribbon awaiting the arrival
of the bridal party.
The bridal party was led by beau
tiful little Lorraine Humphrey, who
was a perfect picture dressed in pink
Georgette frock, carrying a basket of
daisies and ferns, then followed an
other flower girl pretty Mary Louise
Leddy, cousin to the bride. dressed
in cream lace and blue ribbon, she
also carried basket of daisies. Then
entered the maid-of-hOnor, Miss Rita
bride, loking very lovely in apricot
pink Georgette trimmed in bands of
duchess lace She wore a big picture
hat and carried a shower bouquet of
pink bridesmaid roses. lilies of the
valley and maiden hair fern.
The very beautiful bride entered on
the arm of her handsome cousin
Childs Dunbar who gave her into the
keeping of the groom.
She was handsomely gOwned in
white Georgette over satin. her only
ornament being string of pearls a
gift of the groom.
The court train was of white satin,
over which the veil of illusion was
draped and caught up with orange
blossoms, the cap effect and orange
blossom wreath enhanced the brides
natural beauty. She carried a grace
full shower bouquet of brides roses,
lilies of the valley and maiden hair
fern.
The men all wore white, the groom
looking particularly handsome in his.
Mrs Alfred Miester sang Because"
during the signing of the register
Following the wedding an informal
reception was held at which time
the wedding cake was cut excite |
ment pre-. allied. each girl hoping she !
would be the lucky one to secure the |
ring.
Miss Bourgeois cousin to the groom |
was the happy one to get the ring.
Miss Rita Humphrey looked rather !
sad when she saw her ribbon held the |
and she was doomed to be an |
Did maid, Miss E. Ziegler pulled the |
lime, and also caught the bouquet |
when thrown by the bride.
The couple left on their honeymoon, |
he bride wearing a lovely travelling
suit of silver tone, cloth, and small
black hat trimmed in blue plumes
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Bourgeois will be
lone to their many friends after July
rd at 1907 Pleasant Street.
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MARTIN-PEROEICH.

On Monday morning, at 1870
o'clock, quiet wedding took place.
the contracting parties being Mrs.
George Martin and Mr.. John Peroyich
of the city. The wedding took place
in Gretna by Judge Trauth.
Mrs. Martin wore a white. crepe
meteor dress, beaded, and white
GeOrgette crepe hat, trimmed with
crushed roses. She wore a COrsage
bouquet of white and pink bridal
roses with maiden's hair ferns.
The attendants were Miss Pearl Oh
sen, Mrs. Sadie Accent, Mr.. Charles
Kirsch and Mr.. frankie Van Seese.
Miss Accent wore a white satin skirt
and white crepe de chine waist.
prettily beaded. She wore a pretty
white Milan hat with white ostrich
plumeS.
Miss Pearl Olsen wore a peacock
blue satin dress trimmed in Georgette
crepe of the same color. She wore a
white Milan hat trimmed in blue flow
ers.
The groom and his attendants wore
white palm peach suits.
After the ceremony, the bridal party
left for West End. Mr.. and Mrs. Pero-
vich are the recipients of many beau
tiful presents. They are at home to
their many friends at sol Elmira
Avenue
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ers. She carried pink carnations and
roses, tied with pink tulle.
The groom had, as his best man.
Mr.. Burnett Clancy. and his grooms.
man, Mr.. Thomas Mine. a brother OF
the bride. Mr.. August Linquist and
Mr. John Hogan served as ushers.
The groom and his attendants wore
full dress suits.
Little Florence Kleinkemper, flower
girl, wore a dress of white flowered
net over cream satin, trimmed in
hyacinths She carried flower
basket of pink carnations and pink
roses.
The ring-bearer, Master Albert Mine
wore a white linen suit and carried
the rings on white satin pillow
trimmed in lace and hyacinths.
AS the bride entered at the side Of
her father, who gave her into the safe
keeping of the groom. the wedding
march was played by Professor F.
Herbert. During the signing of the
register, Miss Annie d. Sadler render
ed the selection THE End of A Per-
feet Day, Miss Eleanora Mitchell
sang Ave Maria"
After the ceremony, reception was
held at the brides home.
Refreshments were served Music
was furnished and dancing was enjoy
ed.
The happy young couple. who are
the recipients of many pretty gifts
are at home to their many friends
at GIG Delaronde Street.
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Homer and Newton, $500 terms
Marinoni, Jr
Mrs. Widow Ferd Streuby to Mrs
Manuel Belala, three lots, Newton
OdeOn, Decatur and an Alley, S40C
cash.-Humphrey.
Ellie Hymel to Security Building &
Loan Association, lot Opelousas, Olivia
Verret and Evelina, $1,000 cash
Loomis, Jr.
Purchaser to Vendor, same property
$1,000 terms.-Loomis.
Succession of Ear c. Brown to
Succession of Mrs. A. c. Rooster, lot,
Opelousas, Belleville, Slidell and Val
lette, delivery of Legacy Mahoney.
The Phoenix Building & Homestead
Association to Mrs. Minnie l.. Teal, lot
Jackson, Homer, Elmira and Belleville
$1,000 terms.-Hubert
A. T. Wainwright to Cyrus BrOus-
sard, lease of prperty No. 500 Pelican
Avenue between Belleville and Elmira
for the term of y months ending
30, 1919, $35 per month
Union Homestead Association to
Mrs. Bessie E. Vinet, two lots Pacific,
Opelousas and Slidell, $2975
Mrs. Marie Clark to Eureka Home
stead Society, lot, Delaronde Olivier,
Pelican and Verret, $500 cash.-Ben-
edict.
Purchaser to Mrs. Henry w. Clark,
same property, $500 terms.-Benedict
Mrs. Eliza Drummer ct al to Third
District Building Association, lot,
Bermuda, Morgan, Lavergne and Della
ronde, $4,000 cash-Wegener
Purchaser to Mrs. James H. Owens,
same property, $500 cash.-Wegener
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

On Wednesday, June 25.
or jolly little folks gathered !, !,
home of Mrs. ]. DeBlane =
brate the eighth anniyenary ! \
birth of her son, Jeff. Man, -
were played and enjoyed. WIZ, N
ming the Tail on the Donksr. n
played, the first prize was W. j
Nora Lee Kold, the second /, N
nita Tansey and the booby bv III
min Smith. Dainty reirsshps|
were served.
Those present were Misses Al
Ponti, Juanita Tansey, Bsss 4
Blanc, Nora Lee Kold. Ger
klnler, Mildred McCauley NTis
Maher, Felicie DeBlanc, Master 4,
Ponti, Richard Leblanc. -
Yalets, Benjamin Smith. Mart, al
man, Jeff DeBlanc, Mrs. L. Ysr
Miss NJ. Piseros, { Misses / apl |
kinler. Mrs. J. DeBlanc and NJ /
Gullotte.
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FAREWELL p,R,

.,. On Tuesday night a NJ. |
5 5DenIng was spent at most ,st N
NOM. NOM IN Pacific Avenu. S o. ~
%G5i party was tend, sAs
SCI schroeder roo, on the eve 'e >; en-, U
I i,. New York. Music :, an as I'll
Were, Were enjoyed and a d saa 70
spent REGULATIONS by I Mug !
We're greatly enjoyed, mss nlss III
me en- were served. Oa'as ii
vino, nose present vera :. |
S!untz, H. Thates, N F,,As
n MI E. Bourgeois I , Il
" " heatley, A. McMabon a : fns
{. Spellman, D. Never, Z ), III
4. and z, R. Thates, N. Ma, Il
ger 5. Baker, R. Com lesS,e's \ ]
L l. Adame, E, Mothe, J'' ~ : VI
Robichaux and F. ODoD :, ala
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SURPRISE pARr.

Master Nacus Stenger was III
agreeably surprised by Jolly ma
or his friends. Games were phs|
and a most enjoyable evening Il
spent. The young host was uresssll
with a scarfpin, the presentation ~
made by Miss H.. Thates. Dain,y 4
refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Evsu
Cross, H. and NJ. Muntz. n. and /
Thates, E. Bourgeois, NJ. Eupr,
McCord, E. Cunningham, N. NcCaa
A. Foster. NJ. McCauley, E Collin
r. De Blanc, d. Meyer and A y
Mahon; Masters H. Schroda,
Baker, R. Comeaux, C. Morris. {
Adams, E. Mothe, ]. Talon, s. and Z
RobichauX and |. Aurald.
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Aes26sS<iS&.
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

E. A. Mequet ct ais VS.. Algiers Man
ufacturing Company, Limited, motion
of appeal
B. H. Kearns VS.. y. o. Ry. & L. Co.,
motion for bond for costs.
Succession of John Schroeder, pos
session-Robert O'Connor
ACCEPTANCE OF CONTRACTS.
Eureka Homestead Society owner,
from Hugh A. O'Keefe contractor
property Opelousas, Pacific Elmira and
Evelina-Cousin.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
David w. Gouner to Stella Mary
Gouner his wife, lot Bermuda AliX,
Seguin and Pelican, Donation
Private.
Prudential Savings & Homestead
Association to Mutual Building and
Homestead Association, lot Pacific,
Elmira Evelina and Eliza streets,
$4,000 cash-Gurley.
Purchaser to Mrs. Jane w Comeaux.
same property. $4,000 terms Reben
tisch.
Conservative Homestead AsSocia-
ton to Dr. Chas. V. Kraft, five lots,
Nunez, Magellen, Hancock and Brin-
gier, 5,300-Buchmann
Henry Holt and Chas Ernest to Zion
Calvery, lot Lamarque, Socrates, Bel
leville and Elmira Avenue, 1925 cash.
Humphrey.
Acme Homestead Association to
Dahir Hanna, lot Opelousas, Slidell
and Elmira Avenue, $1,000 terms
Legier.
Frank Giammalva to Cologero Clam
malva, two lots, Maison, Monroe,
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WATERMELON paRr

a jolly crowd gathered >, ),
OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. Tram y !, ae :.
iantic Avenue, on last Tbu Tim y Y
JOY d watermelon party Tsa u
gan when the big slica. -. !. ~
melon were given around W v Y
end until the last dance aI ~ %
danced and encored. aa
III, IN the party were Mis,s, y.
Foss' Anna and Maryuer;,a' !
Christine zwicke, EVELYN PM. ny
Hotard, Adele Bachot, Ness, ,s !, Y
west Sylvester Wingerts,' ~ :
kuzianne, Joseph Heide, n. y
Awlcker, Joseph Fruipht, As \
Bachot, William Boylan, Eav,,. y =
baud. Van Smith, Lawrence i ~ y
Mrs. II. Traub, Mr.. and Nrs = O. =
and family. Y y
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FOURTEENTH ANNIvERsab'

On Monday evening, at the now y
Mr.. ind Mrs. John Perovich' w
mira Avenue, the fourteenth ann ~,
sary of the birth of Miss LOUISE -
beno was celebrated. Tnen -
garage adjoining the mouse -
cleared for dancing. The muss 81
furnished by Marcour's Jazz -
Refreshments of all kinds were Nj
and a most enjoyable time wa s,xs
by all present. The young Nv n
was the recipient Of many p's'ss slpl
useful gifts. Those VIM ~. -
make the evening enjoyable ~
Misses Gladys Richards, Myrss ,.ss
master, Ernestine stockhetn, 70 n
Never. Della Burmaster, irna -
ney. Carrie Hildebrand, Eona vIrbs
Maud Allen, Inez Clement. c. ~.
Kirsch. osceoIa and Leonitas sSr,ad,
Eunice Muntz, Nesbit Haas pss,oyjtl
Georgiana and Jennie ~ rms
Messrs. Joseph Lamana, grdst
Willie Hildebrand, lrvin .,,sl D.
Roland Horn, Edward Cl0u'1ra ssd
ME North, Sinclair Brown wis
Harding, Joseph Orless, ViIbd
Sutherland. Willie Con, Coll, 50
Boudreaux, Maurice RoDiens "a Josb
Hoffman, Henry Kline, Ge0' KIM Z.
Tr ,l Thomas Heron, o o.,ss' y
]. Carruba, Raymond .srd s "
DAILY, Bill Bonner, 2. os's Nm. re
gendre, Mrs. Kate Fiuse, rs r ~
sier. Mr.. and Mrs. F, ~ c' - -
and Mrs. ]. Lamana' othat
John NJ. Peroyich and mAn'
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tapie
formerly Miss Jennie Brown of
440 Powder street-a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Schaefer of $40 Vallette street. a girl.
Dor to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Overt Of
Sic Alix Street.-a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. PiZZatto
Of Ala Diana Street.-a boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Reese of
1923 Antoine Street.-a boy.
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MARRIAGES.
WITHERS-McDONALD.

On last Wednesday, the marriage of
Miss Louise Genevieve Withers,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Withers
to Mr.. John ]. Mcdonald, was cele-
brated at the Church of the Holy Name
of Mary by Father McGrath.
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Gnat q Source Of MUSK.

To the list Of sources of musk must
be added kind Of gnat, order hemip-
terra. class redavidae, genus amulius
(stol.). which Is so common In the Aus
tralian bush at times as to all the air
with Q musky odor.
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Conluual Felicity.

my wife and I never argue, so We
get along beautifully" How do yov
manage itT when anything goe.
wrong I always figure that 1t was m!
fault and she never disagrees with me.
Boston Transcript.
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Shrine, Mrs F. John. Mrs. G. Manet
Mrs. Lacaze, Mrs. p. Rupp, Mr.. A
NJ Farrs, Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron, Mrs
4. b. Clarke and many others.
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DELIGHTFuL On,

s ses "a 's' q ss aa6sG NJ, \. w.
molt on at City Park ri little 1 ~
o on5s ri, Those hose in 't t1e S sos,'
1 Mildred and = N hss and I'D
, GAMES Mamie Mamie Fst Sls' y oS
H IIna lanes mes William 'a ., !
Casey and Miss s'TVs aS i M \
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MEXICO NO TRATO
DE- MEDIAR EN-
{. AMERICA

Tei,grqra Especial oGra IA PRE"SA.
NUEVA YORK, .A@osto I'm
despacho de prensa trasmit'do hoy de
Ia ciudad de Mexico infornta que el
Official Mayor de la Secretaria de
Relaciones Exteriorcs Iel gobierno
dc Carranza, obrando Por lnstrpc-
clones de este, hiz5 una dec!araclo1
Official negando que sc hublese O.
frecido la mediacion lns so9ler-
nos de Costa Rica y Nicaragua.
Varios dias hace q;;e sc neclblo
en- Nueva York an despachD de prem
sa procedente dc Ell Salvador in
fernando que el general Federico
Tinoco, pre5idenne de Ia Repuoiica
de Costa Rica, hahia rehcsado acep:
tar Ia mediaci5n cfrec!da por el Jeie
del gobierno de Mexico, para resoi-
yer las dificultadcs entire Costa iti-
"a Y Nicaragua, expresardo que acep
taria mejor la mediaclon de Fl Sal
vador de Honduras.
iPasa la pag. lSa. col. 3a.)
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NO DESTRUIRA LA
RECULAD0RA
CARRANzA
ESTA CREE QUE Sc PODRA
SOSTENER NO OBSTANTE
LA GUERRA QUE LIE.
VIENEN HACIENDA

Tsiec----n E.1e--n, r.rr1 Ia PRENS4. 6,
NUEVA YORK, Agosto 2.-Lcs
REPRESENTATIVES dc Ia Comision Re-
guladora del Mercado del Hene-
ouen de Yucatan en- Nueva York,
han Geclarado que ci gobiern9 de Ca
rranza no lograra destruir la Co
mission V Que esta, ayudada po- ell
eobielno del Estado &c Iucatan, ha
cnpezado a regenararse de la en-
conada campana emprendlda por Ca
rranza y Cabrera.
-Sera eEta una lucha de poder a
poder-declGa hoy un agente al
varadista cue esta aqui reconocldo
como represantantc comlslonlsta
de la Reguladora; y en- eSta lucha de
,u.:arcs 10 sGilriin victoriosos Ca
rrarza y Cabrera porqae la Regula-
iiyc:. es mas fuerte que el goblerno,
cue ambos I;cnen estaolecIdo en- la
C;u&ad De Mexico.
Talegr;ificamente ha sido trasnil-
tida a los agentes de "a Reguladora
c, teHto de una ley expedida por el
Gobierno de Yucatan dando una
nucva organization a Ia Reguladora,
lev que tiendc a desbaratar los pia-
mes de Cabrera para destruir la
citada comisi6n, Ia cUal contlruara
(2asa la rag. Sl. col II.
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Glen HOCARES SON
DESTRU|DOS POR
Los NEGROS
INCENDIARON LAS CASAS De
Los EHPLEAD0S De Los
EHBARCADEROS

.:!eo--,rn Ft---iu! -,9ra - PRENsi.
CHICAGO, H., Agosto 2.-Una
conflagracion, QUE Ia policia dice
haber sido provocada por los negros,
destruyo hoy cIen ycasas ccuPadas
por las familias de los empleados en-
los embarcaderos de ganado. Cerca
de tres mil personas, en- su mayoria
polacas Y lituanas, Sc encuentran
sin hogar como resultado dc este
:ncendio voraz que consumic en- las
primeras ;,oras de Ia manara todo
un distrito ;lc casas avaluadas en-
doscientos mil dolareS.
Veinte personas Sc encucntran
heridas tres fueron maertas du-
rantc la confl2gracion, que Sc mi
clio en- tres distintas secclones a!
mismo tempo, segun 10 han decla-
rado alguncs lie los Heclnos perJu-
dicados For. est acto Incendlario.
Algunos vecinos declararon ante
ia nolicia haber visto -hur en- auto
movies a unos negros, POGO das-
ru&s de iniclaGo el fuego ell tres di'
ferentas s:tios de u barriada. Y otros
asegHran haher visto otros negros
cor unas antorckas, nocos momen-
tos antes de que Sc iniciara Ia con-
flagraci6n.
Las tropas del Estado fr'eron en-
viadas violcntamente 2. lugar dc
los successes, para dispcrsar Ia nuf
titud que Sc habia reunico all y
Sc mostraha va en- extreme eXaspe-
rada tra:ando de reanudar Ia lucha
racial. con mayC- vigo:
Durante los primeros moHaentoS
del incendio. las comunicaciones te-
Ief6nicas e:tuvieron 'ortadas, ' Ia
nolicia tom6 informes de que Ia IN
terrupcion habia sido o5ra de los
mismos incendiarios para evitar c.
cue Sc prcstara pronto alSll!o.
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Esp,e;al pcra Ia PRENSA
SAN DIEGO. CAL, julio $50
mo la coronation de uno de los mas
erandes esfuerzos que hayan hecho
los honlbres en- la historic de los item
nos modernos. el Canal de Panama,
V como la manifestation de fuerza
mas potente de cuartas ha hecho la
nacion americana en- aguas del Pa
cif;co. es ell paso de Ia gran flota de
estas aguas por las esclusas del Canal
panamenc. ,o,o
va Ia fecha de julio 26 de 1919
marca el. coronamiento de les esfuer
zos de cuantos lucharon en- Ia tornla-
ci6n de las gigantescas obras del "a
nal de Panama, porque en- csc dia pa
SO, por primera vez en- la historic ce
las acuas del Oceano Atlantico las
del Pacifico, por las esclusas que ideo
el eenio frances y que consumaron los
ineenieros americanos, una tlota de
Superdreadnaughts. s........
4 Ia cabeza de esa flota iba ei gi-
oa ntesco barco de batalla insignia de
Il flota del Pacifico, ell New MeXi-
20 enarbolando la bandera del Al
mirantc Roodnan. iefe de esa flota
cue aounta sus canones Oriente.
Una ceremonial grandiosd.
I'm mensaje del Alnlirante Road
man da idea de la grandeza de la
ceremonis en- que los seis dradghnauts
de la flota cruzaron de Colon Pana-
ma V del rnomento en- que las grandlo-
sas naves hundieron sus proas en- las
aruas del Oceano Pacifico.
Cada ba-co tardo en- pasar ei estre-
cho canal cerca de diez horas. A la
cabeza de los barcos iba el super
dreadnaught New Mexico. Lentarsen
te las gigantescas naves Sc aventura-
ron Dor el estrecho paso de Culebra
pasaron por las angostas lineas de
cerro del Orc, y llegaron a caminar
solo cinco nudos por hora cuando
pasaban por Obispo.
Ell Gobernador Hardin y ell Contra.
Alnlirante Marbury johnson arriba'
ron al New Mexico y fueron saluda,
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I5S MILLONES DE BOTES DE
COMESTIBLES VAN A SER
VENDIDOS

Tele9ramc Especial para III PRENSA
WASHINGTON, Agosto Eel De-
partamento de Guerra anunci0 hoy
los precios a que ser;i vendida al pu-
hlico Ia cantidad cXcedente que tic
ne de carnes preservadas Y en- botes,
con el objeto dc reducir los precios.
Algunos vegetales sd hala1 tam
bien incluidoS en- la iista.
Segin Sc ha anunciado, aIGunoS
comestibles podran ser obtenidos d.
rectamente del Director de ventas,
que los enviara por paqueteS poSta-
les a preclos de mayoreo. ponlendo-
Sc en- vigor ell sistema de paquetes
postales ell diec;ocho dc agosto pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
LLAMAN De NUEVO A
GATES A RENDIR
DECLARATION

Telearnme especial para Ia "EENS"
WASHINGTON, Agostn DE
nuevo fuc llamado der:larar en- ca
lidad Ga testigo ante Ia Conlision de
Reglarlentos de la Camsra de Re-
rresentantrs. aue esta llcvando ca
10 Ia investigation prelin>inar acer-
ca de Ia situacion mexicana, William
Gates, qpien dijo qrc el Embajador
Fletcher csta convcncilo dc que
Carranza es un gobernante impossible
para Mexico. agregando que el ci-
tado Embajador no Sc ha dado cuen-
ia de los hechos reales que aconte-
cen ALA para ponerlos en- conocl-
miento del Presidente Wilson.
: Die tambien Gates. que Fletcher
Sc ha imaginado que sus funciones
tPasa Ia pag. 15a. col. Ga.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
REANUDACION DEL TRAFiCO
A MEXICO

Tcl-7rCrrG Especial pGrr Ii PEFNSA.
LAREDO. Texaa. Agosto Eel
trafico ferrocarri!ero directo de
Nuevo Laredo la Ciudad de Me-
xico, interrumpiGo durante mas de
ura semana a causa de grandes deS-
iaves entire Villaldama V Jarita, Sc
ha restablecido.
Telegraficamente Sc cOmunico hoy
de Monterrey haber Salido los tre-
ncS de rasajeros Y carga para Ia
irontera, por haber Quedado repara-
dos los desperfectos en- la via.
Manana saldra el primer tren pa
IA e. Sur.