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The Glenwood post., 1919-02-01

Tom Lewis, manager of the Hugus
& Company stores at Eagle and Viii
colt, spent two days visit in Glen
wood this week and in the meantime
received his Knight Templar degree,
He left Wednesday night for Palisade
for short visit, after which he will
go south to spend his vacation.
The Glenwood post., 1919-02-01
BERTHA P. BEAGLES

Mrs. Bertha p. Beagles, daughter of
Col. j. D. Raley of Silt, Colorado, died
in Glenwood Monday.
Deceased is survived by husband
and four children. The funeral was
held at Silt Thursday.
The Glenwood post., 1919-02-01
'7!' s. Church bHR{A} "a "a
Eil' Mt>4aee lEl
METHODS 2 CHURCH

10 a. m.-Bible School.
II a. m.-Morning Service.
6:45 p. m.-Epworti eague.
1880 p. m.-Evenina Service.
Midweek meeting Wednesday, even
ing, 1880.
We invite visitors in town and all
who have no church home TO meet with
us for worship and Chr sian fellow
ship.
Residence S1S Blake avenue.
Phone Glenwood 165.
REV. VIM. PEPPER, Paste.
7IRsT CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST
931 Cooper Avenue
Sunday School, 10 a. IN.
Sunday services, IL a. m.
Wednesday evening service, p. II.
Reading room open on Monday, Wed
esday and Friday afternoons from 2
4 p. m.
All are welcome.
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The Glenwood post., 1919-02-01

IT, STEPHENS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sundays
First Mass at 8 .. m.
Late Mass at l0:OO q. m.
3p. m.-Sunday School.
3:45 p. m.-Benediction.
J. P. CARRIGAN, Pastor.
The Glenwood post., 1919-02-01

"Is she able to keep cookf"
"Pecuniasily, yes. Diplomatically,
no."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20

ysyti' GIe sin duda estaba dcstiEaco
para =. Sopil Sc dice, ell ateEtad"
Sc leo 4 c@bo per varies indiSiduos
GGe disparnrcn varios tires sobre
81 Lord Teriente. Los milirares cue
acompaEaban 4! Gobernador y los
quo s. haliaban pr2sentes. inmedia-
tamcnte ccntcstarcn q fuego contra
les a~saltantes : uno de estes result5
mucr5o, habiendo sido 81 cuerpo ex-
puesto para 81 identification.
Por- les datos rccabados Sc sabe que
los asa'tantes dispararcn desde IN
campo cc"c2n9, cuando el GruPo del
virrey rasaba : 10 largo del CANT
no. Una grandisima ~eScitaci6n Sc
rroduio. cuanto una hor2 mas tardc
dos tancuas a~t~avesarom las GALES de
Ia ciudad en- direction del lugar en-
dcnda habia ccurr:do e. asalto.
Este atcntado contra Ia vida del
V:zccnda Gobernador de Irlandu, Sc
ere a ha sido ell resultaGo de Ia in
mems agitacion politica porque atra-
vicsa el pals, agitaci61 intcnsificada
per Ia rccicnte clausura del Pa:la-
mcntc Sim Fcincr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciembre
16.-El Ministro de Hacienda infor-
mo aver a los ~rotativos c~apitailnos
que la acunaci0n de Ia nueva moneda
Sc ha reducido como q Ia mitad, pues
actualmen5e no Sc estan hacienda
mas que cincuenta mil pesos dlarios,
en- plata.
Para esta anonedacion Sc estan
utilizando los antiques pesos Y tosto-
mes de 1905 que todavia conserva el
gobierno en- alguna cantidad, y los
cuales dan, f~undidos, n plata de
i~nmejorable calidad que resulta al
fisco a un dollar veintisiete la onZa
troy. La production minera ha as
cendido notablemente desde que Sc
decreto la nueva forma de page de
los derechos, aumentando, natural
mente, los beneficios para el 60
b%ierno..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
CaNrera opina sobrc Ia
postulacion de Carranza
para Go5ernador.

Cuando de una cast Official
Sc do a conocer aver la noticia Ell la
Secretaria de Hacienda, q les repor-
teros de los ~peri6dicos, de que 81 Je-
fe del Executive habia sido postulado
va en- Coahuiia para gobernador Y de
cue 81 habia acceptable gustoso con
tai de servir a su Estado natal, el
Lie. Cabrera. a quien Sc pidio su OPT
MON sobre Ell particular. manifesto
que celebrara el case ' cue, en- su
~concephO, NADIA tenia de particular
cue Carranza aceptara ser goberna-
dor de un Estado despues de haber
sido P~residente de Ia R~eplblica.
Dijo Cabrera que coaoce bien n
Carranza. : tiene la seguridad de que
acepto con gusto su postulacion, en-
ease de que va Sc la hayan ofrecido,
como Sc asegura, V cue aceptaria ser.
despues de P~rcsidente. Alcalde pr
nero de Cuatro Cienegas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
la Suprema Corte y los fraudes
electoralec en- Yucatan.

En- Ia session one celcbr6 aver la
Supreme Ccrte de Just:cia de Ia Ma
cion acabo de discutirse el asunto cleo
tolal del Estado de Yucatan, en- el
que Sc dice Sc cometieron muchos frau
des, por 10 que q Senado pidi6 a la
SUprema COrte que Sc nombrara una
ccmisi6n que investigate 81 hubo o
10 los fraudes de que Sc habian que
jado los yucatecos.
La Suprema Corte acordo per ma
yoria de votos que no era de nom-
brarse dicha comisi6n Investigators,
dando por terminate su incumhercia
en- este embrollado asunto. cue tan
10 ha llamado Ia ~ateaci0n de Ia Re
publica a causa de haberse registrado
con motive d. q, successes sangrientos
que TODD el mundo conoce V que han
d7do !ugar a ouejas distintas sin j
NADIA Sc haya logrado arreglar en- a.
quella revuelta Y m~altratada PENN
sula.
Juan c. liberia = tres rcbeldcs
mas Sc rindieron al gobierno
La Secretaria de Guerra inform6
hoy con caracter Official a la prcnsa
de esta capital, que segin parte Off
cial que le remiten del Estado de
Puebla las autoridades militares. cua-
tro rebeldes mas Sc rindieron. entire
ellos Juan c. liberia cue, como Sc sa-
be, tonic parte en- ell plagio de Mr..
Jenkins.
liberia, al rendirse manifesto que
estaba escribiendo IN informe deta-
llado del plagio del consul americana
para presentarlo a las autoridades de
esta capital, con el objeto de que sea
conocida la verdad absolute sobre ell
escandaloso plagio.
Los otros rebeldes rendidos fuero~
Juan Merino, Clemente Banales V " 7
nuel Silva, companeros del primero,
o q1ien anduvieron siempre en- sus
correrias a traves de las sierras de
Puebla.
Los sometidos entrcearon sus ca
ballos Y algunos pertrechos de guerra,
juntamente con varias Gains de dina
mita que usaban para hacer bombas
= no para asaltar trenes, = los que,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
Reception solemne al
Ministro de Italia

Como Sc habia anunciado, aver fue
recibido solemnemente en- el salon
Hidalgo del Palacio Nacional, por el
jefe del Executive, e! senior Stefano
Carrara. Enviado Extraordinario V
Ministro Plenipotenciario del gobier-
no de Italia en- Ia Republica Mexica-
ma.
La reception Sc hizo a las doce del
dia, Y a ella asistieron todos los Sc
cretarios de Carranza, generates Y
jefes que estuvieron frances, junta-
mente con Ell introductor de Embaia-
dores, que acompan6 al senior Minis
tro hasta el salon indicado.
Tambien asistieron al acto algunos
altos e~mpleados del gobierHo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
Oucias contra ell Battalion
dc invalidos

Los vecinos de la Villa de Guada-
lupe Sc quejan amargamente de ia
conducta que de algun tempo a esta
parte vienen observando los miembros
del Battalion de Invalidos, que ali
tienen 81 asiento.
Estos i~ndividuos, q quienes su con-
dici0n fisica debiera causa cierta
quietud Y hasta alguna mansedum-
bre. han resultado verdaderos crlml-
males, al decir de los quejosos. Ques
Sc sospecha Que Ell asesinato del ad-
ministrador del panteon de aQuel lu-
gar fue perpetrado por elIos Y cuyo
m0vil unico fue e. robo.
Los invalidos.-dicen les vecinos,
como no tienen en- que ocuparse no
hacen mas cue beber Y andar de pa
SEQ por las Gales de la Villa, en las
que cometen toda clase de faltas,
atentados V delitos. al extreme que
no hay una Sola mujer del pueblo que
no sea asaltada por ellos cen groseros
requirimientoS. causando. como cs ma
tural, el consiguiente escandalo entire
Ia genie buena del vecindario.
Agregan los v~ecinos que el tai Ba-
TALON de Iuvalidos esta compuesto de
mas de nil plaz2s, las cue distribui-
, das en- las Gales, vfenen a fo-mar
grupoS de varos, = uuieres csa misma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
0CHC NISoS CON GROUP.

"Tuve ocho ninos con Group Y les
di q todos Foley's Honey and Tar"
escribe Mrs. P. Rehkanp, 24o4 Her
mar ST., Covington, KY. Este re-
medic disuelve el mucus y las flemas
Y evisa la tos, proporciona una bue-
ma respiration J I'm sueno tranquilo.
Nc contiene narcotics = 4 los nines
les agrada. Reeomendado para toses,
resfcios Y para convaleseencia de In
fluenza O gripa. Puedea tomarlo
taato los adultos como los RINGS.
iAdy.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20

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DUBLIN, Irlanda, Dicier1bre 10
Gran sensation ha ca1sado aqui Ia
notlcia dc cue q Lend Toniente &c
Irlanda. Vizccnde French. es:uvo =
punto dc scr ascsinado soy 4 Ii una
dc la tarde.
Tcrd French caminaha 81 cocha
entire Ia ruclta Ashton del Parque
Phoenix Y il caseta del virrey, cum
do le fuG disHarado IN trio. Fl pro
yccti! nc alcanzo al Viztonde. pero
fue a hacer blanco en- I'm civil que 81
haliaba parade cerca. que murio ms
tantIreanenta q consecuencia DE- Ia
hcrida. Un policia resulSo tanbiGn
hcridc.
Lord French escape ileso dcl pro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
SUcEoS Gel CS-2Zcn
MATERIALS DIVERSAS.

Album Ge caac!ones popC!a.es escoGidas.
O7ere;as } ZArzae.as .-...-.-.......So.5o
Z! hey de los Coc.aercs. E7s;aGo prac-
Gsp &c ccclAa O.LO
e Are &c haccrse E.co. po- BeEta-
min E-aHA.'a V.6g
Bib.,o:eca &C "a R,sa. o5za capaz de Ia
cc- re.r a los u4ae-tUs.-2 tones ;ca $500
e ANA lie CASA GuIa Ct = mUjeE
ben eGGcS1a en- ll2lsr.a de cOcIul.
moGSs. hygiene. cUs.umvre5 socIaIes,
u=lIc.Gas exc. SOC
"a C3ciEe-4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. manual
de cuc.na. con cgrca Ge El.l 20: Eg.as pa-
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csrtx5 comercialeS. llts-zras, farnIE2Trs
= .g90rUSas- geCSaL.t .CS para pO$LA4eS
y car:4s &c p-uIalsnlU. -!o-o SSpecIa! pa
IA e. publcu meNEcGDO. IN tome 5ranGe %:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
MANUALES PRACTICES

,.-iSr ~ 81 gsrCro--Iorsos IN
pcS.1Gos "a ted. q SLog ea4s r''.'
Manual &c Agricultural GA"
Manual Il A-IeS y OtIcics.
Manual De Acel;es y Jaoo7es-
N--gaI de A5ar4Grla-
Mama De CarpsErerIa De Taller
Mama &c Cer-zJe-ia , OTras &c A-H-'~
Nh de! Cohe;sro = Po.Sc7isia-
Na-,aI Gel Curticor de Pie!eS
Manual Del Conf!Ieco ) FS-'e.sro-
Sa:,aai del DestlaCOr LiccrlsIa-
Manual de E!sctr!cldad-
Manual &c FotoE-atia-
Manual del Ho-asarero-
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Manual Ge LabOreo de AinAs-
Manual de Leche-i2.
sanpal de MecaaIsa Industrial
Manual del PintSC.
WsnHaI del Te!eE-afist2 y Tessfoais;A-
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Manual Gel S&SEre-
Nl,.gl Del FRorica1;e De EeL2s-
Manual De Ve-sviua-a ) EGGit2cion'
Manual De! EaPate-o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
De LACD. DE MEXICO
Sc ha reducido Ia ~acu1acion de la nueva moneda.-Fue re-
cibido el nuevo Nitro. italiano.-Cabrera opina sobEe
la postulacion de Carranza para gooernador de Goa
hula.-La Supreme Corte y los fraudes eleetorales.-
liberia y otros rebeldes Sc rindieron

segun ellos, r~espetaron, sobre TODD
81 de pasajeros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-20
TERATURA.-MA
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de sdivirE2zas y 93SaHSmpos 1900. % 81
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Liblo &c los chlsts ~
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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
RECOMMENDS LEGISLATION
FOR COMPLETING CAMP
WOULD AMEND STATUTE
Wants Infantry School of
Arms at Bennings From
Fort Sill.

Washington. Aug Z7.-Legislation
under which the War Department
could expend eight million dollars
from funds already appropriated for
the purchase of camp sites and the
completion of construction now under
way. has been recommended TO Con
gress by Secretary Baker.
or this sum Secretary Baker recon-
mended that authority be given for
the expenditure of two million, three
hundred and twenty nine thousand,
seven hundred and seventy-four dol
lars for the purchase of real estate
and the construction of Camp Benning,
Georgia, upon which work was re-
Gently stopped, owing to the disap-
proval of the project by Congress,
An amendment tc existing statutes
was also recommended by which this
camp may be used as an infantry
school of arms in the place of Fort
Sill, Oklahoma.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
UNITED STATES WILL NOT AC-
~
CEPT APPOINTED
WAS HERE FOR KAISER
DR.. solf Named For Eng
land. No Mention of the
French Ambassador.

Berlin, (Tuesdg AssociateE
Press. DIR. Haniel vdn Haimhausen
rcrmer councillor for the German EN-
bassy at Washington. has been Sc
lected Tor appointment as German
ambassador to the United States .ac-
cording to authoritative information.
DR.. w. S. Solf seeyretary for the
colonies, is the selection for ambassa-
dor to Great Britain and Herr Radow-
itz former under secretary Of state
for ambassador to China Fritz Thiel.
former German consular representa-
tive to japan, was selected as ambasss
dor to Japan.
The appointment of ambassadors, it
is stated. depends upon the attitude
of the powers in question.
There is no mention at present of
teh selection of a German ambassa-
dor to France. If the powers send
charges d. affairs to Berlin, Germany
will take like action Az to representa-
tion in the capuitals Of such powers.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
CROWDS
ARE COMING FOR
STUMPINC SHOW
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR GREER'S FARM
EVERYBODY Is INTERESTED
Machinery People Enthu-
siastic Over Interest AL
ready Shown On All Sides

Farm Demonstration Agen J. M.
Turner j. c. Williamson of the local
Steel Stump Puller Company and all
those who are assisting in complet-
ing arrangements for the land clear
ing demonstration next Tuesday on
the farm of Mr. Charlie Greer just on
the outskirts of town, are more than
enthusiastic over prospects OF a tre
mendous day of activities.
Thousands of people will come
here for this event and the local men
in charge intend to make it a big
thing. Every local citizen is urged to
lend his time and assistance on that
date in order to make the first Oc-
CaSiOn a success.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
CHARLOTTE RIOTS
CAUSE FIVE DEATHS
SIX COMPANIES OF TROOPS ARE
ON GUARD.

Charlotte N. c., Aug. 27.-The pla!
Of the Southern Public Utility Com
pany were to put the street cars back
on a limited schedule as soon as the
city authorities give permission.
The night was quiet with six com
panies of state guards and two hun
dred armed citizens patrolling the
3treets and a machine gun mounted
on the car barn.
The death list Tuesday night in the
Yioting went to five today when two
wounded men died.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
MAY REVIEW PACIFIC FLEET ON
TRIP
DEEMS TRIP NECESSARY
President Will Start West
Within Ten Days or Two
Weeks.

NJ Washington, Aug. 81 President
Wilson will begin his trip to the Pa
cific coast as soon as details can be
arranged, probably within ten days or
two weeks.
Secretary Tumulay made the an
nouncement today adding that the
President feels that he should make
thestrip, 1t is regarded as likely that
hs will reach the coast in time to re-
view the Pacific fleet
Secretary Tumulty aid the trip
would probably occupy about twenty
five days, 'if the President can stand
it, and the itinerary is expected to
be completed within twenty four
hours.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
GET READY FOR BIG
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MISS ROWDEN is MAKING PLANSI
FOR LARGE ATTENDANCE

Miss Mary Rowden who is making
all arrangements for the business
school which opens here on Septem-
Der Is. is looking for a large attend
ance and is making plans to conduct
a fine session this year Those who
wish to enter should not fail to com
municate with her at Ellenwood. Ga,
Do so today You want to start at the
beginning.
Miss Rowden, since she started
here. has sent out large number
of young men and young women and
these have with but few exceptions,
made depend bic stenographers and
bookkeepers The salaries in these
lines are far more attractive now
than in any other business and you
can make no mistake to get your
business course.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
RESPITE COMES
AGAIN FOR HILL
GOVERNOR DORSEY EXTENDS
LIFE LIMIT THIRD TIME

Governor Dorsey yesterday signed
further respite of a month for the
negIo James Hill. now in Crisp county
iail under sentence to death for the
killing ofhis sister and Der husband
on the Browder farm last April.
1t is the hope of Attorney A. S.
Bussey that this negrO's death SEN
tence may be commuted to life i'm
prisonment. He has worked with a
great deal of faithfulness on the case.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
WESTERN RAIL MEN
ORDERED TO RETURN
OFFICIAL SAID ORDERS HAD BEEN
Misunderstood.

Los Angeles, Aug. 27.-Representa-
tives of the four railroad brotherhoods
here received denite telegraphic in
structins from President Stone of, the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
to erturn to work Immediately.
Mr.. Montgomery national vice-presi-
dent cf the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, declared his earlier
statements about the resumption of
worl had been misunderstood and
there would be no resumption today
by the steam road men.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27

DUPONTS MAY BUY
WAR POWDER TOWN
NITRO, WEST VIRGINIA, WILL GO
ON SALE,

Charlesown, w. Va. Aug. 27.-The
Dupon Chemical Company has eX-
pressed an. intention of putting i'll d
bid for the purchase of Nitro, w. v,
plant in the world
The expression fellows an announce
ment by government agent that bids
for the town, including the manufac,
turing plants and residents for the
housing of twenty thousand workmen
will be sold in their entirety to the
highest bidder.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
IS
WITHOUT RAIL
MOVEMENT NOW
STRIKES TIE UP MOST OF THE
TRAFFIC
STRIKES COME RAPIDLY
Some Without Reason, 9th
ers Sympathetic, All With
out Sanction Of Officers.


San Francisco, Aug. 27.-Most of
California is without rail transporia-
ton on account of the strikes OF train
men and shopmen. Some are announc-
ed to be in sympathy with the strik-
ing employees of the Pacific Electric
Company and some without any an
nounced REASON, broke rapidly last
night and were followed by orders
here and in the East against selling
tickets to or through the troubled
areas.
None of the strikes were sanctioned
by the international officers.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
BALSHEVIK FORCE
TAKES CITY PSKOV

London, Aug. 27.-Pskov, southwest
)f Petrograd, has been captured by
8olshevik forces, according to an of
ficial statement issued at Moscow.
The Bolsheviki also claim successes
IN the Voga in Denekine's erritory.
They report the capture of Kamishin
Jn the Volga, hundred and twenty
miles southwest of Saratov and say
heir forces are advancing toward
Tsaritzin, a hundred miles further
south on the VOIga.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
GETTING ARM0UR'S
ANIMAL EXHIBIT
FAIR ASSOCIATION BUSY WITH
PLANS TO SECURE 1T.

Secretary W. P. Fleming is writing
letters this week on behalf of The
Crisp County Fair association in an
effort to secure Armour's big animal
products exhibit which this concern
usually shows in the territory sur
rounding it's packing industries.
President Dekle and the fair direc-
tors discussed this feature at meet
ing awek ago and determined to get
it if possible. Other attractions are
lined Up which will prove worth wide
attention.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-08-27
ANSWER MADE TO
CARRANZA PROTEST
WAS NOT GIVEN OUT BY WASTE
INGTON

Washington. Aug. 27.-American
governments reply tc MeXico's pro
Test against the dispatch of American
troops into Mexico in pursuit of the
bandits went forward today, the StaF
Department announced.
Officials declined to discuss the
contents, saying it probably would be
made public in Mexico City.