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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
Side Talks al,
Nv Rq1tf1 Cameron ~
A Time Limit Method.

two weeks II isn't much Of s'cht pul
l do get it done. And the other way
used 10 lug hume IwnI or three DOCKS
every week and seldom read ono OF them.
And il worked so we'll that I've added
another sent too. l read at least Two
magazine articles other than STORIES
every week.
hclirvc I have written you before
Of how some friends of min" found tnat
they had planned to take in the summers
in the country slip into tho nowhcrcnesE
Of soncday, and how they decided tha'
each week thereafter they would do one
of these things, ard Of how they en-
jnycd them when they really got nj th"m
and wcrn very glad that they had mus
pinned themselves down.
The Line Of Least Resistance Even
IN Pleasures
Queer isn't it how We arc apt TO loI-
low the line Of least resistance. "N"h
In our pleasures. and let the little nic"s-
urc which, lies at hand crowd out inc
bigger one which We might have with 4
little effort. So powerful is SomcbooS
10 deyour the good things. OF life unless
VIC forbid II.
4 letter friend tells me that she has
long appIicd III" silent method NhouGh
shc didn't call il thaD to her house
cleaning. Instead Of trying I" do IT all
in a. bunch" she says. 4 make HESe''
do on. special Job week. all the spring.
cleaning out a closet nr oFcrhaullnE d
trunk or cleaning some Of my extra Sill
yer. Then when clean q room THESE
extra things arc DONE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
SCHOOL BOARD WAS PREMAT URE IN
PURCHASING AN ATHLETIC FIELD
AUTHORIZED PURCHASE OF STONE
TRACT ON ISLAND BEPoRE
LEGISLATION WAS
| EFFECTIVE.
Board Votes to Meet In Adjourned
Session May Twentieth After Com
nisstoners Exchanbe Hasty Word.

When Whcelns's school board AUTH
orized the purchase or the Stone prop
crtv on the lower end Of the Island lot
$4,000 10 pc used as an athletic field IL
had no legal right 10 do 50. The BOARD
found this out last night and NJ least
ono member became pccvod. The error
made in the transaction was du" Ia TIC
hoard taking action. prior 10 May l"th
the date on which the Legislature mace
it's special act authorizing tho hoard 10
make such purchase. effective. when
the board adjourned last night 1t was
s7erifird that tho body will meet in ad-
journcd session May ~ 10 again take w
the purchase OF the tract. An attorney
who was questioned on the matter toIa
a rcportcr last night that an adjourned
meeting will have the Same legal stand
ing as would last nights meeting ana
that any purchaS" made on May 20 at an
adjourned meeting will again hr illegal.
Commissioner r. II. Mck"" reminded
tho hoard Of il action when the matter
came up in tho form ,"f report OF
srcciaI meeting last night. Mr. Rogers
of Washington district moved IN rrr"Ss
TO May 81 and in so doing remarked
Then We will srr If they can delay the
matter any more"
Mr.. Mckee arose in haste and re-
marked II am tired uf MIR. Rogers
bluffs. am tired Of being called an
ohstrliciinnist in this hoard and I want
tho chairman to direct him Ia, stop 'hls
kind Of talk I want MIR. Rogers In STOP
it. If hr has anything In slur AT m"
let him do it personally and not before
this hoard" Mr.. Rogers kept his scat.
The act referred IN was passed IN
January ana the board acted pr"n1aturc-
". At The next meeting il is under
Stood fight will II" mad" by those who
previously opposed III" St"n" property.
so that I'll" matter will h" again opened
for i'ull action
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
YANKEE A. C.
WANTS GAMES

The Yankee \. G. baseball team Of the
South Side issues n sweeping challenge
to any II to 16 year teams in the ONO
Valley for games at Twcnty-sixth street
Fairgrounds. Tho following teams arr
asked TO tax" notice OF this challenge;
Warwood Pirates. North End Jrs.. G.. II.
s. NJ. JrS.. Island independents. Whistle
Jrs.. NJ. +. G. team Of Maynard. ONO,
Orioles. Martins Ferry Fairgrounds
Stogic JrS.. X. e.. Rachman Ali-stars'
Bauer JrS.. Moudsrill" lndrpcndants
and the i. n T.. ca IRIS. The Yankees
would like to arranG" for double head
or feature To be played on the twenty
sixth street grounds with some faSt
team Decoration Day or any Sunday.
To arrange for games call 81" or Ms
and ask for Bill R"uthcr or call l4lt-R
and ask for james
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
G. A. R. COMMITTEE
MEET MONDAY

\ meeting Of tho committees on the
G. 4. r. e7camnmcnt and representatives
OF organizations which will participate
in the parade has been called for Mon
day evening at s o'clock in tho assem-
bly, room Of tho Chamber of Commerce.
Tho ORGANIZATIONS representatives
urged In he present arc tho &. \. r. and
Veterans. Rcd Cross. Span
ish-Amcrican War Vet Grams. Veterans Of
tho Philippine instruction. Americas:
Legion and returned soldiers. sailors and
marines. Boy Scouts Of America. linsly
cadets. Cathedral High school cadets and
drum corps and ST. Alnhonsus cadets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
BASEBALL GAMES
FOR THIS WEEK
Sunday Afternoon.

On the Tunnel Green grounds-Mc-
Conkcys baseball team versus the fast
Tyler T>ubrrS OF Washing1 on. Fn-
At league Park-rast Patterson and
Elm Grove team versus the newly or
sanizcd Martins Ferry Eagles.
AZ Bcllaire-East Liverpool 1ndcpcnd-
rnt nine meets Raucrs Of tn" East End.
At Tunnel Grecn-Oriol"s versus
North End Juniors. at . o'clock.
At Twenty-sixth street grounds
Globe Sprinklcrs versus Potarian nine.
Saturday Afternoon.
At Bridge I'ark-"Y" Midgris versus
JTnccda Match batcbRll team.
At Observation-Disclosures cr- GleSsnor nine
journeys to Wicrton for game with rep
rcScntative team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
LEG AMPUTATED

Alex Anderson. Of Midway. little
hamlet near Maynard. Ohio. was struck
by nm castbound L. X O. freight at 5
o'clock last night near Fairpoint. and
his leg severed just above the knee Tho
train was stopped and the train crew
took Anderson to tho HON" of n pfysi-
rian, nearby. who rendered first and and
he victim was then placed on the train
again, brought to bridgeport and taken
to the Martins Ferry hospital. where. he
WAS resting as easy as could be expected
late last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
WILL SEND ARMY TEAM.

NEW YORK. May ls.-Plans arc rap
idly being completed for the formation
Of a team Of army athletes which will
hr sent from this country TO augment
tho American entries in the intrr-allied
games to he hold in France June 90 to
July s. Tho team will leave about
Juno 2 md will complete training after
dining the main combination at join
vific-Lc-1nnt near Paris. about A week
before tho opening Of the games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
VISITING DRUGGISTS ENTERT AIMED
BY THE STERLING PRODUCTS, ING.

Mrs. ". L. Woodruff. Moundsrille.
w. l.. Woodruff. Moundsvillc.
Hattie VI Hill. Sistcrsville.
Mary Talbot. Sistersvillc.
G. ". Hill. Sistcrsvillc.
Mrs, G.. W. Hill. Sistcrsv!llc.
Mrs. &. s. Blum. Wheeling.
G. S. Blum. Wheeling.
Mrs. \. j.. Moore. Wheeling
Miss Gcncrievc Rradiicld. Mt. vernon
ohio.
Mrs. W. A. Weiss. Wheeling.
W. A. Weiss. Wheeling.
Mrs. ChaS. \. .tul. Wheeling.
ChaS. \. Aul. Wheeling.
II. +. Rchrcns. Wheeling.
Mrs. Fred Schwertfcgcr. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
MEDICAL SOCIETY
MEETS TONIGHT

The last regular meeting of tho year
OF the Ohio County Medical society Will
be- held this evening ut tho University
club. In addition TO the election Of Of
ficers there will be a. sort OF n cclcbra-
ton in honor Of the members who have
returned from service both abroad and at
home. Short addresses will be delivered
by members Of the society who hav" been
In service.
At the close OF the meeting a smoker
Will be held at which refreshments win
be served. This being the last meeting.
before tho state meeting to be held at
ParkersburE. May 20. 81 and 30. I'LL men,
hers arc urged to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
LOST AND FOUND.

-Willys-Six. seven passenger
1919 model car. at Martins Ferry.
West Virginia License No. 1878. Any
information on above car. kindly notify
Chief Of Police, Wheeling. Reward Of
frred my15C
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DIED.

FIEMmd-or Thursday. May Is: 1919,
at 7:45 O'Clock a. H.. Sii-.tS FLEh-
ING. in the II year OF his asr
Funeral services at Mt. olivet chapel
IN Saturday afternoon at Ego O'Clock.
lntermcnt At Mt. Clivct cemetery.
Friends invited TO attend.
MIDDLETON Thursday. May Is, 1919.
at $40 o'clock p. M. at the residence
of. his daughter. Mrs. Charles kindlc-
berger. No 30 Fourth street. JAMES
II. RIDDLE. SIR. in his S5th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MERIHAR-On Wednesday. May II. at
$40 o'clock. p. m. at his home in
sherrard. GEORGE MERlNAR. in his
end year.
Funeral services at the late home and at
Allen Grove church, Saturday. Nay
II. AT o'clock. p. m. Friends or :h%
family respectfully invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-One Overland 5-passenser
touring car in Al condition. D. E:
Springer 1881, Elm Grove. myl5j
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WANTED -Autumohiles

WANTED-Packard, 5-passenger. 1917
Model car. with removable head 20
motor. Must be in good condition, ard
reasonable. Address, Packard. Care
IntcIligencer. my15!
wANTED-Ford touring car. State full
particulars and cheapest cash price.
Answer by mail Charles F. Adams,
1891 Market St myl5i
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LosT-On Tuesday. gold watch with
black wrist guard, on Moundsvillc car.
Will party who picked il up please call
Wheeling. 2060. 1t is valued as keep
sake Reward. my15i
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-191I Vim Truck. VIII
sell cheap. Call. Bcnwood. e26-R.
my15l
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FOR RENT

POE REHT-Furnished rooms 81 ~.
furnished housekeeping rooms, $3.50.
up. Also three furnished housekeeping
rooms and bath on Virginia street. E:i-
aure 1929 Chapline street. my15i
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WANTED cARPENrERs.

Carpenters for house construction.
Steady work guaranteed for competent
men. 70 and rs cents per hour. Come
at once with tools for Immediate en-
ploymcnt. Open shop. The n. w. Nor
rrtte Company. 800 State Bank Building.
Akron, Ohio. my12l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16
BY SAM LLOYD.

want you to show me they way to mako
the largest possible score. by drawing a
straight line and adding together the
numbers Of the squares which the line
crosses"
What's your best score
Answer to No. ia.
There arc 20 different routes between
the schoolmastcr'S homo and the school
house. eight squares distant.
Copyright. 1919, by Sam Loyd)
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FOR SALE-Sevcn tables. suitable for
cutting tables, or for garment holding
tables, various sizes, several about 41l7
feet. at the Hub Headquarters. Wheel
inr Charter A. r, c., or cali at room
522 Schmulbach BldE- or telephone No.
ooo my-8-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

PoR sA1E-Lot. 60Xl26. east end Of
Nineteenth street. Good location for
garage. factory or for dwelling. VIII
make favorable terms. J. W. Beltz G.
Sons Co. mYlol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-16

FOE RANT-Nice1y furnished rooms.
modern conveniences, in business GEN.
ter OF city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. 11-13-tf
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OHIO FARMS FOR SALE

c want farm in Ohio. write for my New
<asalox1r. ! nsse so farms In Gurrnsey. 60 in Tus
eataxas Co. bare farms prlce fron sou up to
800 poo Can give lands VI Terms = Haat.
FARMS With equipments and /stucka trzdo fox youE
city personA property. Don't furxet 70 Hr':e ne
Ny catalogue Is free for ssSinS Itiutll do ynu
good II want farm
n 4 MASTERS, Agent, Cambridge, o.
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glasses. in case, Tues
day morning, near Woodsdale station.
about S a m. Finder phone 1851
Woodsdalc. my15i
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FOE RHNT-One large light front room
End floor, Market street. steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer Bldg. 3a-13-tf -
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LosT-Gold watch. black wrist guard.
on Moundsville car or between 1iIh
street. McMechen and END strc1c.
Wheeling Finder please call goo
Wheeling and receive reward. my11I
Liberty Bond. Of Ord issue.
No. 4739640. Reward for return 10
1882 Eoff ST.. Wheeling. my12l .
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May I5.-scorc:-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
FL PROBLEMA DE LA FALTA De NUMERARIO
EN- MEXICO Sc HA INTENSlFICADO EN-
LOS ULTIMOS TIEMPOS GRANDEMENTE
Quienes son los culpabIes de dicha escasez
Ell rumor pubico promnenses personaes del
rrancismo de ser los que Sc han llevado al
extranjero toda la plata acu6ada

FL viajo problema de la falta De
uumerario Para las transacciones
mercantiieS. &c i. falta de especieS
metailcas en- m FLls que no cuent%
con valorcs tanCarioS de ningu2a
clase. ha yuclfC :. PresentarSe en- for
ma grave al ccE.ercio de la Repl-
blica McY,u2na
Primero fue IA escasez de moneda
fraccionaria. tan +ecesaria en- ell CO.
mercio al menudeo. escasez debida,
mas que la falta de tales none
das, al acaparamiento legal. ' con
fines de lucro excessive. que de ella
hacian algunos especuladores. a Glen
cia paciencia del gobierno.
Todas las gesriones hechas por las
Camaras de Comercio ante Ia Tesore
ria General Y Ia Secretaria de Ha-
,ienda. para conseguir que Sc les en-
viase moneda fraccionaria direcca-
mente, para ser elias las que Ia re
partiesen equitativamente q los que
Ia necesltasen. tueron inutiles, pues
esto no Sc eonSiguio sin6 en- raras
ocasiones.
Mas a dltimas fechas. la fslta So
ha agudizado: Ia plata escasea en- to
10 el pals, cads dia mas. V hay re-
giones en- las que la falta de ella s.
Ia hecho dsmasiado sensible, sobre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
FL antes rico Estado
Sc halla en- la mas
aguda crisis
hnanClera
Lo que dicen sobre el parti-
cular Ell gobierno del Es-
tado y el Consejo de la
Reguladora.

Espec;r! para Ia PRENSA.
MERIDA. Iuc. 0ctubre 6.-Fa a
LA PRENSA-que habra va dado no.
ticia telegrafica del grado a que lie
go la crisis economical provocada por
II politica de la Secretaria dc Ha-
cienda-informacion ampla Y deta-
llada de los ultimos acontecimientos,
Que han agitado las fuerzas vivas
de la Peninsula.
Y bien. en- el curse de una Semana,
2l gobierao acordo Ia disolucion de Ia
Comision Reguladora, (gue habi2 pa
sado nuevas manos que Ia admins
rraban en- forma proveehosa para los
generates intereSesD; desaparecio del
mercado cl papel moneda, que tiene
invadida la peninsula; cl comercio Sc
declare en- huelga Y los hacendados
h;cieron negocioS feStinados para
"salvar 10 que Sc pudiera".
Iucatan paSa en- estos momentos
por Ia mas aguda crisis que pasara
nunca. Y la colectividad. que tanto
ha sufriGo durante los ultimos ITEM
pos debido a Ia insoportable situaclon
economical. Sc ha visto perjud!cada
gravemente con el cierre absolute del
comercio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
GOMPERS
Sc HALLA
ENFERMO
CAYOAGOTADOPOR.
EXCESODE TRABAU
Sc ecito mucho durante ell
ntaque que hizo a Gary
tratando de hacergo de-
mOrar Su accl0n

Tsl.grama Especial pars Ia PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Octubre l5.-Sa-
muel Gompers, presidente de la "A
merican Federation of Labor" y jefe
de la delegation Obrera en- la Confe-
rencia Nacionai de Industriales, ha
estado hoy fuera de la referida Con-
ferencia. como resultado de un ata-
que en- ell sistema nervioso que su-
fri6 anoche, y que 10 ha puesto en-
CANA.
Gompers pronuncio, en- Ia session
de aver por la tarde, un vehemente
discurso en apoyo de la proposition
del grupo obrero. para que sc some
tiera a arbitraje la huelga de .os for
iadores de mas obreros de las Fun
diciones. Pocas veces Sc habia vlsto
Gompers habiar con tanto apaslo-
namiento Y bajo un estado de ner-
vios como anoche al esforzarse por-
que aceptara cl arbitraje el presidcn-
te de la Corporation de Fundiciones
de Fierro y Acero de los Estados
Unidos.
Los deiegados Ia conferencia Y
los periodistas no Sc sorprendieron
hoy al enterarse de la noticia de que
Gompers habia caido en- CANA afec-
taco sacramento en- sus sitema ner-
vioso, pues anoche notaron que esta-
b. perdiendo. durante su peroracion,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
TERRIBLE
LLUVIAE EN-
LAR DO
DURANTEELLACAEN
MUCHOS RAYOS
Fue semidestruida una casa
Dor una de las deScar-
gas que acompGRaron
la fuerte t0rmenta

T,icgrcma Especial 9erc Ia PRENSA.
LAREDO. Texas, Octubre 10
Una de las mas gigantescas tormen-
tas de que Sc tenga noticia, ha caido
sobre Laredo en- las primeras horas
de la manana. Una lluvis torrenclai,
acompanada de truenos Y rayoS Sc
inicio las cinco de la mahana, pro-
longandose hasta las siete, hora Ell
que Ia tormenta perdio su intensidad.
E. pluviometro regiStro en- las dos
horas que duro el chubssco, cinco
pulgadas V un cuarto, 10 que bastara
para indicar el enorme caudal de
aqua que cay6 sobre la ciudad Y suS
alrededores.
La tormenta cause muchos danos
en- la propiedad, habiendo caido ra-
yoS en- slgunas caSas.
Una de las casas Sobre las cuaies
cayeron rayoS fue la del senor Da-
rio de Anda. situada en- Ia seccion
occidental de la ciudad. FL rayo deS-
truy6 parte del cuarto donde dormia
IL familia de Anda, compueSta por el
mencionaGo senior, su eSposa dos
ninos. De Anda sufrio graves quema-
duras ocasionadas por el rayo, que
destruy6 los muebles de la casa. La
esposa dc Anda fue tambiea victima
del rayo. habiendo- recibido ligeras
quemaduras, Los ninos. cue dornlian
en- el mismo cuarto. no sufrieron ell
menor perjuicio, milagrosamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
FUE APREHENDIDO EN-
LOS ANGELES u N
C0RONE L DEL
CARRANCISMO

Teie9rama Espseic! perG La PRENSA.
Ell PASC, Texas, Octubre l5.-A
peticion del Departamento de Estadc
fue reduc!do a prision hoy e. corone
Agustin Ceballcs, en- Los Angeles
acusandose!e del delito de ma!versa,
ci6n de treinta mil dolares pertene.
cientes al gobierno mexicano.
FL Embajador mexicano en- Was,
hington pidi6 la eytraiici6n de Ce'
ballos, que tuvo el nando de las
fuerzas de caballeria en- Ojinaga, y
tai demanda Sc debe el que haya
sido aprehendido, ignorandose aun
81 la dicha extradicion sera concedi,
da O no.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
FUERTES ATAQUES A l
GOBIERN o DE
CLEWENCEAU
Del Se-ricio Especial dc La PRENSA.

Del Serricio Especial dc LA PRENSA.
PARIS, Octubre 15.-El debate
que tuvo lugar hoy en- la Camara CO.
mo resultado de los esfuerzos hechos
por los enemigos del goblerno que
preside Clemenceau para echarlo
abajo, fue precedido por una escena
turbulenta producida por Paul Meu-
nier que trato de hablar en- favor
del proyecto de posponer la discussion
de Ia fecha de las elecciones, alegan-
do que tai question no podria dlscu-
tirse en- tanto que Sc hallara al fren-
te del gobierno al Gabinete actual.
Practicamente Sc puede decir que
fue callado Meunier cuando hlzo
sus terribles ataquec contra Clemen-
ceau V ell Primer Ministro logro ha-
Ger que ell tema discussion Sc con-
en- una question de confian-
"a para su gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
AVIADORES MEXICANOS
OBSEQUIAN A SUS
COMPANEROS
AMERICANOS

Tele0rama E,pseiG! parc Ia PRENSA
Ell PASO, Teas, Octubre 10
Tres aviadores del ejercito america
no, de los que depeaden de Fort
Bliss, fueron agasajados hoy por los
miembros de la seccion mexicana de
aviaci6n que vino a bordo del tren
de Dieguez a la vecina poblaclon de
Ciudad Juarez, habiendose servldo
nu lunch en- su honor y habiendo
hecho los aviadores mexicanos algu-
nos vuelos en- presencia de sus hues-
pedes.
Hoy mismo en- Ia manana Sc le dlo
aviso al Consul Garcia de que los
aviadores mexicanos deseaban poner-
Sc en- contacto con los aviadores anne
ricanos v recibirlos en- territorio ma
cional, inmediatamente trasmltlo
la invitaci6n al Quartet General de
esta ciudad, L. cual fue obsequiada
como queda dicho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
EN- CUBA EXHLBEN
PELICULAS QUE
DENICRAN A
NJ MEXICO
| Sc OUEJA Ell MINISTRO.
Pide que Sc suspenda la exhl-
bicion de vistas en- que inJus-
tamente Sc exageran las
lacras del pueblo

Del S.rricio EspecIaI dc la PRENSA.
HABANA, Octubre 10.-La Colo
MIA Mexicana en- esta ciudad, c0IonIa
cue ha venido aumentando notable
mente durante los uitInios amos, y
Que en- la actualidad es nunlerosa y
respectable. ma visro con sorpresa que
en- los principales sa!ones de cire-
matografo de Ia ciudad, Sc eXhiben
peliculas que const!tuyen burla Y ver-
giienza para el pueblo d. Mexico.
La sorpreSa es tantc mis- grande,
cuando hacc mucho ticmpo 4ue el
sobierno Y el pueblo De Cuba Sc han
mostrado amigos de MG:ico, cuya 81
tuacion actual ell pueblo cubano ha
lamentado mas de una vcz, por boca
de sus hombres representatives.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
ESPERAN A DIEGUEZ
EN- CIUDAD JUAREZ

T,lcgrar1 Especial rora Ia PRENSA.
Ell PAS0. Texas, Octubre 10
En- Ciudad Juarez Sc espera hoy, de
un momento a otro. la llegada del ge-
neral Dieguez de regreso de su via
je Casas Grandes, y, segun sc saoe,
permanecera en- ella uno dos dias.
Antes de salir para Chihuahua
vendra a esta ciudad obsequiando
una invitaci6n que le han hecho los
mineros americanos que reSiden en-
El Paso Y en- honor suyo Sc servira
un lunch.
Dicese que tan pronto como lie
que Dieguez a chihuahua enviara
un reeimiento de caballeria de los
mejores con que cuenta, complete,
para que Sc haga cargo del servicio
de vigilancia en- la parte de Ia from
terra comprendida entire Ciudad Jua-
rez V Bosque Bonito, con ef obJeto
de impedir que Sc lleven a cabo ro-
bos de ganado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-16
r~,>o-o,na Especial narG IA rRENSA.

reLo-a,na Espeeia! narG IA rRENSA.
CALEXICO, Cal, Octubre 10
Ell Mayor R. Bratton, perteneclente
al Departamento del servicio de IN
vestigacion del ejercito de los Esta-
dos Unidos, celebro una entrevlsta
con ell Gobernador del Distrito Nor
te del Territorio de la BaJa Callfor-
MIA. Coronel Esteban Cantu, con el
objeto de obtener el permiso necesa-
rio para ir por territorio meMcano
a Ia bahia de Las Animas recoger
V traer los cadaveres de los aviado-
res americanos que hallaron ALI la
muerte.
AL enterarse de esta solicitud, el
Coronel Cantu pidio instruciores al
gobierno de Carranza el cual nego cl
permsio que Sc pedia.
El plan hecho para llevar cabo
esta expedition consistia en- dirigirse