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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
TROLLEY BOWLING LEAGUE
PLAY LAST GAMES TONIGHT

The final games of the Trolley Bowl
inc League will be rolled this WED
nesday) evening and the championship
of the eastern part Of the state decid-
ed. The Palace Five Of this city
meets Baltic on Baltic's home alleys
while the Tufts Five Of Whitman
tic, the runners up in the league. roll
aaginSt Taftville on the Tufts alleys.
In order to be certain Of the title
the Palace team will have to take three
straight games. Willimantic, however,
must also take three straight to even
tie up the championship provided the
Norwich boys drop one game. In order
to win out in the championship the
Willimantic team will have to take
three straight while the Norwich boys
lose two games. this last possibility is
hardly looked or by those who k~
the qualities of the two teams. Tie
local boys will take up crowd Of
rooters that will pack Baltic's hall to
the roof.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
WILLARD TO ARRIVE AT
TOLEDO In ABOUT A WEEK

Toledo, Ohio, May 20.-Jess Willard
the heavyweight champion. will arrive
in Toledo week from today to start
training for his championship battle
with Jack Dempsey here July a. The
champion, SO advised Tex Richard the
promoter of the contest, tonight
Willard plans to live in an apart
ment in the city and establish training
quarters at a clubhouse about a mile
east of Dempsey's camp on the shores
of Maumee Bay.
Despite muddy roads and a cold
drizzling rain, Dempsey went through
his first workout today, covering about
six miles along the bay shore
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
SHORE LINE MEETS
NJ. r. A. THIS AFTERNOON

For the second time this season the
Shore Line Elcctrics will appear on
the Academy campus The high school
boys gave them a bad beating when
they first met and they expect to have
little trouble today.
Il is expected that either Grabelefsky
or keenan, will twirl for the red and
white. while Nichols will lob them up
for the carmen.
Coach Mckay has the boys in the
pink Of condition and he drove them
hard Yesterday afternoon. assisted by
I'd Murray former Academy star
The boys will be kept busy this
week with games today, Friday and
Saturday. The Saturday game is with
the fast Webster team, considered one
OF the fastest high school mines in the
state
The Shore Line team has been
practicing faithfully on the Taftville
ball grounds Monday and Tuesday and
expect to place a strong lineup on the
field with George Houston back of the
bat and Fred Purple and Charlie
Nichols twirling. The battery part of
the railroad boys will be well looked
after.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
SHORE. LINE NOTES.

Conductor Dennie Bowen, who has
been catching for one Of the soldiers
teams at Camp Devens, Joined the ball
squad Monday to try out for the team.
or Bissonette also is out trying for
a position on the team Bliss" has
been playing with a sailors team at
New London.
Long John keenan,, utility outfelder
on the team, showed the team some
fancy fielding Tuesday at practice.
Dan Falvey. star third sacker of the
team, promised the rest of the team
he would get everything coming his
"av. as he has new glove breaking
it in.
zap" Clish. the heavy hitter of the
club, has resigned baseball for few
weeks, being busy moving his house
hold goods and planting his new gar
den.
Second Baseman Charlie Barber and
Shortstop Nate Simcox showed some
snappy work in Tuesdays practice,
pulling off some fast assists on batted
ground balls and thrown balls from
Catcher Happy Houston
Right Fielder Mutt Shaw and Left
Fielder AL Miller bet Captain Nichols
and Manager Jack Flynn they would
make more hits in Wednesdays game
than any other member Of the team
against the ACADEMY pltcner.
Clarence Heller. the treasurer of the
baseball team, has had the pictures Of
the team taken by Don Houghton. the
photoman.
Dave Derosier. center fielder Of the
team, can certainly hit the ball on the
nose, as also can Utility Outfelders
Jim Thomas and Burt Barber
First Baseman Harry Conklin re-
joined the squad Monday and Tuesday
for practice after having been laying
off learning train despatching at the
GreenevilIe carhouse.
June 18th the Shore Line plays its
second game at Stonington against the
Stonington High school team.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
GOV. HoLcoMB VEToEs THE
STATE BOXING BILL

Hartford, Conn, May 20.-Governor
Holcomb today vetoed the so-called
boxing bill passed by the legislature,
holding that sports and boxing were
sufficiently safeguarded by measures
already in force and he further held
that the bill was aimed to sanction
prize fighting in the state. 1t has
been supposed that he would allow the
bill to die by a pocket veto without
formally. approving or disappearing of
its provisions
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21

Ever Readys Want Games.

The Ever Readys of Taftville chaI-
lenge any team in this vicinity whose
average is not over Is years of age
They have two games scheduled now,
Saturday, the oath, with the Baltic
Rivals, and Sunday, the 18th. with the
Greeneville Cadets on the Mohegan
park diamond. They would like to
hear from the Greeneville Tigers and
Cardinals, having two open dates for
these on the S1st of May and the LIST
of June. Address all challenges to
Armand Chenette. Box 457. Taftville.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
Sprinkling Notice
TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
TENANTS

Any person who obtained a written
permit from the Board of Water Com
missioners, to use city water for
sprinkling purposes during the season
of 1918, can use the water at the same
rate during this 1919 season, without
obtaining a permit, and unless notice
to the contrary is received at the
Board of Water Commissioners Office.
on or before July Is, 1919, it will be
taken for granted that it is used.
All others intending to use water
for sprinkling purposes, tenants in
cluded, must obtain written permit.
The Sprinkling season is from April
LIST to September 30tn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
PENN's ERRORS GIVE GAME
TO DARTMOUTH PLAYERS

Philadelphia, May 2O-Timely hits
coupled with errors by the home play
ers enabled Dartmouth to defeat the
University of Pennsylvania baseball
team here today 4 to 2. Score by in
nings:
Pennsylvania 0 0 90 0 0 l 0 1-2 Il 3
S. Ross and F. Ross; Titzel, Harvey
and Warwick
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
Bear Cats Defeat Pastime A. c.

Last Sunday afternoon the Taft
vile Bear Cats handed defeat to the
fast Pastime Athletic club of Greene
vile Manager Mills boys were able
to score runs to their opponents 3.
The Taftville team have arranged for
another home game to be played this
coming Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
Cincinnati tN)
Totals 81 u % Il

* Batted for Mitchell In 9Th.
Score by inninEs:
Cincinnati .. ..........o J 0 0 . :. O.
New Yo-!; ........0 5 0 0 0 Il
Two base hits, Zimmerman. WIn-o (2r,. Three
base hit, Young
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
MON EY,

New York, May 20-Can money
strong; high 6: low 6: ruling hate 6;
closing bid "a; offered at 6; last loan
s; bank acceptances IL.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21

today sent over six runs for another
victory over ST. Louis, to Z. When
the inning started the Phillies did not
appear to have a chance, as Goodwin
was pitching fine ball. but before he
got the first man out the locals had
made two runs and had men on second
and third Manager Hickey changed
pitchers, but the Phillies kept up their
batting streak and without another
man being retired batted in enough
i runs to win. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21

Sunday. The first game was won by
the score Of II to Il. and Sundays
game was swamper, Lisbon winning
IA to /.
The Lisbon team is out for games
and if any team wants to plav them,
write to Royal Kennedy, Lisbon.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
COTTON,

New York. May 2e.-Cotton futures
opened steady. May 1920; July 1856;
October 27.70i December 26.75; Jan
uary 1858.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
t. Louis (N)

Totals 81 IL u II U
(xl One out vixen winning run scored.
T. tx) Ran for Cady In 9Th.
Xxx Batted for Woodward In 9th.
Score by innin-s:
St Louis . ..3 90 6 l..
Philadelphia :. .......0 0 d ! 6-S
Two base hits, Shott0n. Stock Meusel. Sticking
Three base hit. Miller. Home runs. Hornsby. and
Meusl
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
Lisbon Wins Two Games.

The Lisbon second team handed the
team run by Manage Burns two good
sized trimmings last Saturday and
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
GIANTS DEFEAT REDS IN
OOSEIY PITCHEn GAME

New York, May 20.-The Giants de-
feated the Reds this afternoon by to
) in heavy hitting and loosely pitch
ed game. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
RUTH's HOMER IN SECOND
WINS FOR BOSTON

ST Louis, May 2o.-Ruths terrific
drive over the right field fence with
the bases filled checked st. Louis to-
day, Boston winning to 4. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
KING LEAR WINS GAME
EOR CHICAGO, SCORE TO 2

Brooklyn, n Y. May 20.-"King''
Lear's hitting won today's game for
Chicago, to 2. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21

Totals IS 9z2s Il .
~ Schang out. hit by battcd ball.
(zz) Batted for Davenport In t5h
tzEz) Batted for Koob In Sth
Sro-c by inr:uS-s
Roe4rn ...........o Q o o 90
St Louis =. ..........0 0 % 0 2 OF
Two base hits, Sisler. (2l. Jacobson. Barry. Home
run Ruth.
ATHLETICS DROP GAME
TO CHICAGO, SCORE 2 TO 1
Chicago, May 20.-Chicago defeated
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21
PITTSBURGH PIRATES
WIN OVER BOSTON
Boston, May 20-Pittsburgh defeat
ed Boston g to today. Score:
3 oston (N)

* Batted for Kelly in sth.
Xxx Ran For Wilson in 9th.
IL Batted fer Rudolph IN 9th.
Score yb innings:
Pittsburgh ..........2 q o III ~ o.
Boston 80. ...........0 0 0 0 o.
Two hase hits Terry. Ma7anville Three base
hit, Rig:ert.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-21

Ky Ran for Kruger in sth.
tzz) Batted for Marquard in sth.
tx) Fan for Schmandt IN IS h
Score by inp,nEs:
Chicago -. -......0 0 0 Q o 0 o.
Rroo.lyr $50 ........0 0 0 0 0 %
Trn base hit Lear. Three base hits. Lear and
z Wheat.
rNiLLIES RALLY IN LAST
INNING. ST. LOUIS LOSES
Philadelphia, May 20-By a batting
rally in the ninth inning Philadelphia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
GREY'S MISSION ENLED.
British Ambassador viii Sail for Home
ON Saturday.

Washington, Dec. 3l--Completing
three months of service in Washington
as British ambassador to the United
States, Fisco,mt Edward Grey left last
night for New York, from which port he
will sail Saturday on the Aquitania for
Liverpool. In reachirg London Niscount
Grey will report 10 his government on
his work in the United States.
Arriving in New York September 20,
Fiscount Grey announced that because
of the partial failure of his sight It would
be Impossible for him to undertake the
duties of permanent Ambassador and
his mission, therefore, would be- com
paratvely short \ few days later he
presented his credentials 10 Secretary
Lansing at the State department, Prt ST.
dent Wilson's health being such at the
time that a call al tho White House was
deemed inadyisabic. It had been thought
possible that the ambassador might sre
he President before his departure, but
in view Of Niscount Grey's continued
irS stencc that no special steps be taken
10 arrange such visit, no appointment
was arranged
While no official announcement has
been made either here or in London, II
il expected that after Visc0unt Grey has
reported on the work yet to be done by
the British repre- sentative here. Il sue
ccssor will hc promptly named. Pend
ing the arrival here of an accredited am
basSador, Ronald C. Lindsay. counselor,
viii be m charge Of the embassy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
THE INDISPENSABLE COMIC. .

! wondeT Z critics realize tGc ccfnp,I-
-io1 o. popular demand II Baltimore
trled 10 make the ~.u % sunday j aeis--
paper Ike The Other SIS ISSUES could
make nc progrea> comparatively Iitrle
demand existed Tor -lth paper Our
competitors were battina ns 0e-r..,s-e
5un1aw MAS the natural producer as bia
reven4c 4n suca e3ft For months
rode around on >ticd .y-. Investigating
/ bought - vertI-ed dogs and bird- u-
order 10 -et u4u.~-tAs lNo-stofl h1ii5e
where 1--we tne gToWh-Ip little children
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of tnt Successful nen paper he people
who folio" nrWspsper leadership ao3 rc4d
advertising Everybody sau eoa-l r.I
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IN the SUNDAY field Pelor rar cnI,,i,s
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awakened % tnd ttlar iht hcst-thinlng
man In town. rc4d thc f1Huy pirturo-
printed bN iny competitor ou 34gbt
70 bay Able %. Agent IL ~ai i
eilIoH Il n4crc that anything -e. IH ans
PAPER mere Is 3 gree. ditIatrnre Ill
point of rlfN inside aud outside lie news
paper office Perhaps criticism i better
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he public II @re2to- 4loe tlau tl,
British, Tor fhs reasons h.o -fated
t4r.es II f.fas II t.i-r Alcnthiy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
HIP POCKET LIQUOR BARRED.
Chicago Police VIII Demand All Cheer
Brought To Saloons by Patrons.

Chicago, Dee. 31.~-Pians for hip
pocket parties" to relieve the dryncss
of New Years Eve in Chicago have gone
the way of other misguided hopes for
ushering in the New Year on tide OF
alcoholic hiiarty.
Police Captain Morgan Collins. in
charge Of the police who are active IN
the loop district, had heard that invita-
tions were being extended rather openly
by cafes, bidding their patrons to como
and bring your own. Nheronpon
that officer today issued an order sta
tioning policemen in all hotels and cafes
New Year's Eve 10 greet each incoming
patron with the request that he stand
and deliver any liquor he may have IN
his immediate possession. be State
search and seizure law gives the police
that right--and the law was but recently
upheld by the Supreme Court
And as for the hotels and cafes
whatever liquor they have had on hand
III anticipation OF an open season for
ROSTERS at the birth Of the New Year,
has been seized by Federal agents, who
locked it up and took the keys away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
PERSEINC BOOM LOOMS
BIG IN 1920 CANVASS
Republicans i'm West Determined
War Commander Shall Stand
for the Presidency.

New York. Dec 3f.-A rershlng for
President movement launched ID Ne
hraSka IS OF some magnitude, according
tn information that caDe yesterday
- politicians in this city identified with
the Presidential boom for Major Cen
Leonard Wood While protesting a9t 10
be worried those men sensed behind
Tie Pershlng movement q purpose -
cause a dlt ston of sentiment anore
cx-scrvicc men which haa been presented
IS strongly for Wood yAile there was 10
other soldier candidate IN the field II the
interest of some candidaie Wltil 6'ld
Guard support
IN Nebraska, according y the Informs
t1nu. both a State and National Ter
hing for President club has sprune
lnfn heing aud n Nebraska University
Alumni League for Pershine ahieh
Is booming the General as tie best
known American ~ the world and the
greatest alumnus nf the university
The executive officers If the League are
Harvey Rathbopo. Frank u Faper
Ralph II wilson aud T. L Ieiiis. 0ldelg
known NchraHka Republicans The
league K flooding the State with cam
paign literature
Nc da nat ask your money, hul We
want Nonr support IL one sentence III
q creIar letter sent Il Republicans n
Nebraska hv the alumni lsIi8 lH3.esfa.
tu she minds of he Mood supporters
that the Fershing boom does not ark
financial support
Charles q Dawes, vho vac Controller
ef tbc Currency In the Mckinley Nd
mini4trat,on. and who during the var
vss > Brigaiier General on the staf u
General Fershing and f,ea ral Parehas
ing Officer If the Anslran Ikpedl
tionay Forces. II supposed 10 DC the
principal financial hacker II the move
nent Mr. Dawes Is President 81 fhe
Central Trust ompanv If hie4eo.
The entry ol General Pershing aa .
candidate. u he opinion 0i Republicans
here ioresIadoWH fight 70 WIN control
u the Nebraska delegation al the pr
narrire en April 20
General pershine has bouaht a home
IN Nebraska Tut II Was asserted posi-
tNtly Yesterday that supporters 81 Cen
cr.l Wood who has 3 strong following
among Nebraska Republicans. vii not
permit the amenities due 70 .iavorlfe
SONS in Their own States n deter them
from making the fight frank II. Cur
RE who was j delegate-af laree 20 tbe
Republican National Convention for
wears ago j. head # the Nooj move
ment III Nebraska. and The support oi
Il B HoWell of Omaha Republican
National Committeeman, also Is sldlmea
IN he Wood followers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
W0MAN'S SLIPPERS ARE
FOUND IN MURDER AUTO
Blonde Hair and a Feather May
be Clue to Staying of ].
Stanley Brown.

Mount Clemens, Mich, Dee 81
Two telegrams found in the telegraph
Office here ly Police Chief Straight yester-
day promised to clarity the my1tefy
surrounding the Staying Of j. Stanley
Brown near here a week ago. Both
messages were sent from Battle reek
the day before Brown was shot 10 death
on lonely road
The first addressed TO him, read.
If Vou desire fnc home I will he on
li55 lniefurban Wednesday afternoon
u Bennett
The other. addressed 70 Lloyd Provost,
a friend III Brown, read
Wire fare at once. care w. Il. VIII
come tomorrow Beatrice
u Bennett il believed to be "Dolile'
Benneft oi Battle Creek with whom
Brown was friendix / he Bennett woman
came here the day following the murder,
was questioned and released She was
arrested aealn on Saturday, but was
released Monday
The .Eealrlcc al0 wired to Provost
Is believed Ia b. Beatrice Workman, also
known n Ceelie Beatrlce Yeatcr, Who Is
expected Ia arrive here Som 10 face q
charge af slavf1g he officials here
received word she had been arrested N
kalafuazoo, 4iHre he was visiting her
grandmother
sheriff Caldwell was informed -ho
declared she could prove an alihi Al
though sic admitted having fecn on
parties WITH Brown and LLOYD Provost
eallsln II Ero~ns vife, .hc -aid tie last
tIme she saw HroWn Was three weeks ago
liaod stainad feather stronds ef
lIond barr nd rait Of aomtn slipper
Wtre fotfd today tv hief Strai2ht ~
b.. .eath car IL which Frowt was
-Iain lis examination of the auto
revealed blood stains on the rear Of the
machine and on the pnck seat q hions
The ekef haiIeves thef after Rroa1 g9s
fIl#d ld- 5ode e.s placed n ttr front
s.at
fahn Hsanea "a leading druggist Old
sheriff aldpeI and illef straight that
Nrs futi Stanley Brown wife IF the
etain ruan aaetf fo purchase prly.ic
aaai u hi- tor, tveo 8y ihrco months ago
t.fod SLY hr wanted the poison. she
replled aeford'He t. Baneow
fit6 sr IL iss thr goode or ne
dor propose "a II e1It of With q Tit.
fanre
Praw6 II tbe tna AS slnng har fnr
divorce
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
IMMIGRATION lNfLux MlLD.
No big Incoming oi Foreigners Esperied
This Year

New York Do II Immigration
officials II Z-A York 4.d Yesterday tlat
5he .ouRos non II Fills island ca.ised by
the depletion q tie sr4a Was cnly tenn
porary They pgedited there Hauid be
~ great iafiaS IF foreigner. ln tho nea-
future that u3u.H -Teat tL.e lab5l h4-.kll
NJ tLc Lnttcd state, Il uAa o-u,ns ted
tiAi tile heNs Year unimaa1sun apIta
be only 800 nU compared Hitl Dfc-uar
fglIrta II 100000 IN 1O 00D ..Dnl:-iIy
Steamship agents thought G nt4s nould
he much le-s tlar tic 100000 aEgo-nd
by the Immigration niilrial- ai ill-
Island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
GREAT EXCITING,
CAUSE or DISEASE
Weakness. Which Taniac. the
Premier Preparation,
Overcones.

"There Is not . SINGLE portion d s.ts
body not hanefted B5 the healthfal
wort u Isnlas winch hegiHs rs etiaa
by stimulating th. digestive ae5i a,SiiuH.
iatve organs tu.fhe entlchIne H. 6IeasI
and uvigorathg The whole badV sad
the faniac Man
Next It euahte- th, stomach fa thur
ouehl, digest lis f.oa. IN, fsl.r# D. =r.ItItIae
tie s,5miable products IL he gautefts.lI
INTO blood l,lIse and ma.el
II uNpreona- thu ezt5I tz<..If5tF.s
cause 1t dl~.a~. 9e.1Ra..-. + bHIIs
up fhc constitution weakened ht stls.zIz
aud mental 5ud phSstra aferVafs
quiekcn9 eootaIe7eenee aad s- aa an
failing source u comfort e. - .ssli
and infirm 8t increasing I'll H., 49,
er- nt endurance il eamhl Hos eIa,
take Ianae % better encounter l4tle0.
eApssnr, and ettr0or>
lhe geniin, ] / Gore Ga I4rfae
>oId here hs \ i DaafariIl sud 81
leading lFule-t-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

Every Evenings classified aeivertso-
ments bring results. Proved by the rstip-
faction Of many and VIII be 10 pSi.---AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
PA J. Shin planl q e:el DE-, doeks.

t.a.e.st,f i.,r u If.e '5taey i
Jor5 Company of Giuueester viii
ottsu 1:I,r 90 sntI ARG. iieaf.ng dlp-
docA, ior f,gau HoE! III its and y hen the
l.nlta state ~ElpUli- Raard ftlcasea
control ~ th. plant / Was stated st4ftr-
dat Juctgf n3Lv ilee r4. aii ago asl.e,I
reTIu. s>jca AZ tend as pfcr oJ4 stet !ndo
tic river 81 +hat Z .Iydoeh could te tgii.
bUt f.eri.issson v.s ,+snld b,cat.st 0f til
opposition q llt liprHe mtn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

diners at the hotel, and those who sttes1S
will be assured a delightful afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Bomb Kills ON Iriurts Two.

1avre d. Grace Nj Dee 81 ~
bert ialIoa WAS killed and taa others
vcro hurt Yesterday ahaa m areial homh
exploded at the rdeea= proving ground
Henry Cafnphall's car drums Were ruptar-
Cd. but be vii recover tallan 3 leg an
arm were blown Of f6a men It Is sad
dropped the bomb wfIia CARRYING Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
CHESTER 60. 5 ROLL or FAME.
Names of Fallen Soiciers Being Gut on
West Chester Court House Tablet.

West Chester. Pa. Der - stone
worker begat Yesterday a. eIf the name.
ii soldiers from Chester County VL1 dIeI
n the service Of their country III thc world
va. az special Enarhlt tablet it, she
soun'y Court Hous, htre
Their wtrt Ia Young 1nefi srh0 gave
~ their lives or tr tattieiield- .ud d lbe
hospitals u Franrc and tian der>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31
Dansant TO Aid Babies Hospital.

The indications are that the dansant
AZ the Hotel do Pont on the afternoon
Of New Years Day, for the benefit Of the
Babies Hospital and Day Nursery, will
be largely attended There will be many
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-31

EOR GOODNESS SAKE
Cure your Quick Consumption
in 30 days with BRAZILIAN
BALM. which kills the germs
and heals The lungs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
PASO POR ESTA CIUDAD L.
COMPANIA DE CARUSO.

Anoche por ia Inca del NJ. and X.
T. arrib6 q esta ciudad Ia compania
de Opera en- que figura el notable
cantante italiano Enrico Caruso, y
que va a hacer n t~emporada a Ia
Capital de nueStra R%epublica.
En- esa compania compuesta de &C.
lebridades artisticas de universal re-
nombre, como Ell baritone Straclarl,
la soprano dramatica Rosa Raisa y O.
tras mas, va tambien nuestro compa-
triota el baritone David Silva, que
ha sido c~ontratado para TRAFALGAR en-
la ~temrorada como primer baritone.
Silva. vendra a esta ciudad ~figurando
en- la Ccmpania de opera itallana Que
ha sido arreglada por ell maestro
Gorjux Y que hara una temporada en-
el Grand. en- Diciembrc.
Los artistas t~rasbordaron anoche
mismo V salieron para Laredo Y Sc
guiran a Ia ciudad Gle Mexico, en-
donde debutaran 4 fines Gel corrllen-
te mes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
COMENZO A BAZAAR HOY Ell nj
VEL DE LAS AGUAS DEL
RIO GRANDE
T,,.,ysma Essee:s, ycrs Ia PRENsA.

| Te,ecrema Es5ec:-, pcrG la PRENSA-
/ LAREDO, Texas, Septiembre 49,
aguas del Rio Grande que al
~canzaron IN nivel maxine de trelnta
y tres pies, comenzaron a bajar hoy
en- Ia tarde y a las siete de la noche
ell referido nivel no llegaba slno a
veinticinco pies.
Esta creciente del rio cause mu-
cho dano a las casitas que Sc hallan
en- ambas riberas del Bravo, habien-
do arrastrado muchas de elias.
La plantr de las obras hidraulicas
Sc inund6 y no podra funcionar por
espacio de algunos dias, y muchas
plantas de irrigation Sc inundaron
igualmente, pero Sc cree que no he
yam sufrido pe~rjuicios de gran impor-
tancia.
Los infundados rum9res cue estu-
vieron circulando acerca de una nue-
va creciente que Sc decia Sc aproxi-
maba. han sido desmentidoS por las
noticias que Sc reciben de RIO arrlba
donde ell nivel de las agdas eSta de-
creciendo tambien.