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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27

Everyone knows Hudson Super-Six his
tory. 1t is written in the official records
of some of the greatest endurance and
speed tests known. 1t is told in nearly
every locality by those who know how
performance reveals quality.
But its greatest fame lies in the appre-
citation that thousands of owners hold
for it.
You have heard Hudson owners predict
its ultimate achievements. They have
praised their cars and yet always they
have said that greater Super-Six was
inevitable.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
10000 Earlier Hudsons
Foretold This Super-Six
Qualities That Men Had Predicted Would Make
it the Unrivaled Car Haze Now Been Realized

Easier starting, more reliability of per.
formance, freedom from mechanical at
tention, safer, more comfortable and
more economical car has been the aim.
Each added quality has been proved in
a thousand ways. The speedway, road
racing, mountain climbing, trans-conti-
mental touring at express speed, did their
part. Spectacular records were estab-
lished, but long after details of the worlds
fastest mile for a stock chassis, or the
double run from San Francisco to New
York and return, had been forgotten by
the public, Hudson engineers continued
to profit by the lessons learned in those
tests. Subsequent models showed the
result.
Such car would have been impossible
without that experience. We did not
enter racing to win prizes, but to learn
how to build better car.
Sales Lead All
Fine Cars
Like the constant champion it proved
to be on the race track, Hudson sales ex-
ceed those of any other fine car.
More Hudsons are built now than ever
before. A months output now is as great
as was the first four months production
of the first Super-Six.
Sales demand, though has always been
ahead of the supply. That shows how
motordom regards the Super-Six.
When will you make it your choice?
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-27
Hudson Evolution
Came Naturally

Let the reader review the past four
years of motor history. The Super-Six
was a distinct step ahead in motor de-
signing. 1t added 1870 to power without
increased weight or complications.
Its principle was new. Vibration had
been minimized. Performance had been
increased.
That first Super-Six revealed develop
ment not possible to any other type. 1t
foretold the Hudson we now offer.
Each Year Marked
Some Improvement
New Hudson, models are not mere
changes in body design. Such attractive
ness is not overlooked. The main effort
has been to increase endurance, to free
it from the faults common to all cars.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

Old People Who Are Feeble and
Children Who Are Pale and Weak
Would be greatly benefited by the Gen
eral Strengthening Tonic Effect OF
GROVES TASTEI .ESS chill TONIC.
II purifies and enriches the blood and
builds up the whole system. A General
Strengthening Tonic for Adults and
Children. COO. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
POSTOFF|CE READY
FOR XMAS RUSH
Indications Are fro Record
Making Volume of Business
During Holiday.

In anticipation Of the early rush OF
Christmas business local postal authori-
ties have begun preparations for the
proper handling Of this business, which
II Is Indicated will exceed by far any
previous year In history Tho portable
house used by the Memphis postoffice
for handling parcel post packages was
erected In front OF tho postofflce Thurs
day morning and as soon as possible a
force OF clerks will be installed and the
Christmas business transferred ITO this
special department.
c, W. Metealf Jr,. postmaster, as well
as II. e. Mckeilar, assistant postmaster,
and Il. II. Kline, superintendent Of
mails, are very urgent In their request
for cooperation from the patrons Of the
local office In order that the holiday
business may be handled with as much
dispatch as possible.
The unusually heavy business during
the holiday Geason. they declare, viii
thy he "anac ity Of the local office and
other offices throughout the country
an0 VIA, require exceedingly hard work
on the part OF Oh postal employees to
handle It. But. added to this, is the
fact that train service throughout the
nation has been greatly eurtailed. owing
to the fuel shortage, and this viii put
extra heavy burdens on tbs few trains
that are running.
by mailing parcels earlier than us
ual, Mr., Metcalf said, the congested
conditions can be somewhat relieved,
and II this course Is followed rigidly by
all persons who have parcels TO send.
though the mails. the postal authorities
doubtless will be able TO handle the
large volume Of business and have all
Of the parcels delivered by CHRISTMAS
day.
"Unless we have the heartiest CO.
opera ton. however. Il great rnsny PEG
pie are going TO be disappointed be-
cause their packages will not be deliT-
cred on time. II Is comparatively easy
10 keep a package until Christmas
morning, II II is received ahead OF time,
and then open, but II the package has
not been delivered and comes one. two
or three days after Christmas day II
does not afford the pleasure that II
otherwise would
1--WE are going to do everything we
can to handle the rush business" Mr.,
Metcalf said In conclusion, but We
want the people OF Memphis to help
us all they can by mailing their Christ
mas packages Just as soon as possible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

Il 1000 bond, hut thought now he could
make the $4,000 bond.
Mcnamara Is now In the penitentiary
Under sentence Of death for his part
IN the alleged crime. He has appealed
his case TO the supreme court, Long
ley is at large
Frey will not he tried until spring
or after the holidays, 1t is said,
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You are not enthusiastic about that
star"
Nope
yet she's a stage beauty,
"She may he a stage beauty, but |
once say her off The stare"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
Series of Lectures.

Under the auspices OF the Memphis
chapter Of the Business Science society
Mr. A. F, sheldon, Of Chicago, will de-
liver sRies Of public lectures at the
Goodwin institute ON Friday, Saturday
and Monday evenings.
These lectures deal with the funda-
mentals of human relationship problems
in the worlds present Industrial crisis
The society desires as many representa-
tive business men and women OF this
vicinity to hear Mr.. Sheldon as pos
sible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

with assaulting three young women
near Hollywood. probably will make
BOND within few, days, his counsel
declares. He was held In jail in de-
fault Of bond In the sum OF $4,000 In
the assault case and $4,000 bond In
a case charging him with stealing an
automobile.
II, was discovered Thursday that he
had already made bond for the auto
mobile case and although his bonds
men surrendered him at the time of
his arrest for the alleged assault. that
the $1,000 bond automatically put into
force the automobile bond
Free f"'h~r erld he rou'd not maxi"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
MEETINGS OF, MEMPHIS
WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

The Ladies' Aid society of Calvary
1890 o'clock in the parish house.
The Parent-Teacher association Of
union bazaar at the Community center
Hand made articles of all kinds with
jellies, cakes, pies and salads viii be
on sale. Saturday will be market day.
The Coffee club of the Convent OF
the Good Shepherd will entertain with
a heart and euchre party on Friday
of Mrs. Otto Schwill.
The Helpers of the Nc. emore Avenue
Christian church will hold bazaar at
the church on Friday at 2 o'clock. Ten
the afternoon. home cooked turkey
dinner viii be served from $50 to $40
o'clock and a delightful musical pro-
gram will be rendered,
The board of managers for the sun.
shine Home for Aged Men will meet
Friday morning at 1890 o'clock in the
Y. M. c. A. building.
-"
The Shakespeare class will hold its
regular meeting on Friday in the home
Of Mrs. Mark Davis.
The Olive review. w b. A. o. T. M.
will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock,
The election Of officers win be held
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

The Ladies' Aid society of Calvary
church will meet Friday morning a.
1890 o'clock in the parish house.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
SOCIETY ct
CLUBDOM
Macaroni Supper.

The following is the announcement,
for the current week Of the special
work OF the Messick Parent Teacher
association for the affair planned and
given under the auspices OF the play
ground commission. with Mrs, +. T, Lit
tie, as chairman.
MACARONI SUPPER.
MeSsick Parent Teacher Association.
Benefit OF School Fairgrounds,
MesSick School, Buntyn,
Friday, Dec. ~, s to 6 o'clock pm.
Come and help u.s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
FIRE DAMAGES HOME

Chimney sparks caused blaze at the
residence of J, f. lane. HOG Linden
avenue, which caused $1,000 damage
wednesday. Spray from hose nozzles
coated firemen's clothing with Ice, be-
lore they extnguished the flames.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

The Shakespeare class will hold its
regular meeting on Friday in the home
Of Mrs. Mark Davis.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
Here and There

Miss Alice Fisher Is enjoying a visit
in Chicago as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert B. Bright, Sheridan road.
-
Miss Jeanne Morris who is visiting
Mrs Nellie G. Head at her beautiful
country home, near Galatn, Tenn. and
has been the recipient Of numerous 80
cial afafirs while there, will return
home early next week.
Miss Lucille Deupree will be well
coined home the last Of the week after
a visit with friends in Louisiana.
Miss Mildred Bateman will return
from the Castle school, Tarrytown- on
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

The Olive, review, W. b. A. o. T. NJ.
will meet %riday afternoon at o'clock,
The election Of officers wiz be held
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
Meeting Of Art Association.

The board meeting of the Art associa-
ton will be held at the Nineteenth
Century club on Friday morning at 10
o'clock followed by an open meeting
at 1880 o'clock A cordial invitation
to Join the association is extended to
all interested in art
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Lenox Parent
Teacher association, which was to have
been held Friday, has been postponed
on account Of the coal shortage.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11
FREY STILL TRYING
TO MAKE HIS BOND

Jack Frey. charged Jointly with Allen
assaulting three young women near
j. Mcnamara and Fuller Longley with
Allen j Mcnamara and Fuller I.ongley
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-11

the Hudson, TO spend the holidays in
her home on Peabody avenue,
Miss Virginia Bozeman, who Is at
tending school In Virginia, will be
among the college girls welcomed home
for the holidays.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
''QUEREMOS QUE NOS
Den GARANTIAS
En- MEXICO"
Hace DeclaracioneS el Jefe
de la Association Protec-
tora de los lntereses
Ameicanos en- Nues-
tro Pals

Del S,ry7cIo cspeeiGi de "a PRENSi"
HALIFAN, cnero 31.-Mr. Doheny,
iefc dc la delegation de rcprcsentan-
tcs de Ia Association para la Protec-
ci6n de los intcreses americanos ell
Mexico. ha llegado aqui, de paso pa
"a Paris.
En- una entrevista que concedio a
Ia prensa local, declare que los intere-
ses mineros, pctroleros, ganaderos,
V de otras classes en- Mexico, maneja-
dos por capitalists americanos in
gIeses. presentara un frente undo y
compacto en- la Conferencia de Paz
de Paris, la cuai pediran que sc ga
ranticen dichos intereses, 10 mlsmo
que L. paz V Ia justicia en- territorlo
a fin de que tengan las ga
rantias que son merecedores en- to-
dos los naiseS civilizados, para po-
der desarrollar librementc sus empire
sas. que daran trabajo millares de
obreros meXicanos. contrl5uyendo, de
esa manera al procreso del pals.
La delegation Sc embarcara hoy en-
la nochc, man2na, en- el "Aquita-
MIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
PARA PERSEGUIR A
FRANCISCO VILLA
& & e
Esta en- tratos con una
casa fabricante para
que Ie proporcione
esas maquinas
~ ~ ~
s% @ %

TelcaruulG especicI para La PRENSA"
Ell PASO, TEXAS, enero 31.-De
una mancra extra-oficial Sc informo
hoy en- los circulos carrancistas, que
estan celebrandose regociaciones en-
ire los representatives de una casa
constructors de aeroplanos y les agen-
tes del gobierno carrancista, para la
compra de treinta y cinco aeroplanos
potentes para campana, que seran
destinados las fuerZas de Jose Agus
tin Castro, el jefe de las operaciones
Ell el Estado de Chihuahua.
Sc dijo tambien que como la adqui-
sicion de esos aeroplanos Sc conside-
ra un hecho, Sc iniciaran Ell breve las
gestiones debidas para obtener del 60
bierno de los Estados Unidos, el per-
misc para eXportar las maquinas de
guerra a Mexico.
La mayor parte de esos aeroplanos
los ouiere emplear Castro en- Ia per-
secucion dc Villa y para deStruir los
campamentos rebeides eli las monta-
mas de chihuahua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
LACRUz blanca
VIENE 1 RElJNIR FONDOS PARA
LAS V|CT|NAS DEL CICLON
A SU PAS0 PARA LA BAJA
CALIFORNIA, Sc DEDICA-
RA AQUI A LLENAR
SIj MISSION
Is
- " go

Sc encuentra en- San Antonio, pro-
cedente de Ia capital de la Republi-
ca MeXicana. el joven Edmundo Naz-
quez, estudiantc dc medicina; Y las
scnoritaS Maria FuenteS, Elena Sierra
no Y Petra Vazqucz, quicneS forman
uarte de una Brigada Sanitaria dc la
Cruz Blanca Neutral MeNicana, que
va al Distrito Sur de la Baja Cali
fornia. DreStar suS auNiiios en- a.
ouel luear. tan fuertemente aZotado
Dor Ia deSgracia, fines del ano pa
sado.
La citada comision permanecera en-
San Antonio seis Siete diaS, segun
nos 10 manifesto el jevcn Edmundo
Nazoucz, durante una vista que jun
tar.ente con las senoritas Fuentes.
Serrano V VazQuez. hicicra aver las
oficinas de La PRENSA. Aqul. la
BriCada cSpcrara cl arribo del doc
tor Juan Ohvcra Lopez. Que forma
partc de la dicha brigada, y dc Ia
cual cs cl iefc. FL doctor Olivera
Lopez Sc qucd0 en- la ciudad dc Lare-
do. Texas. arcglando var1os asuntoS
rclacionados con cl Scrvicio dc inml-
craci6n. cfccto de podcr continuar
su marcha q la Baja California sin cl
nenor contraticmpo.
Ell iovcn estudiantc &c medicinal Ed
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
ESTRECHAMIENTO DE LAS RE.
LACIONES ENTIRE ESPANA Y
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, Enero S0.-Des-
dc e! comienzo de Ia guerra en- 1914
So ma venido notando Que las relacio-
mes diplomaticas Y de otros ordenes
entire los goDicrnos dc Madrid Y Was
Eiincton. Sc han lido cstrechando ca
da dia, siendo crecieuIe cl interes
dc los politicos in4ustriales ameri-
canos por la prospcridad de Espana.
Para que las relacioncs cordlales
que mantienen anlbos pucblos sean
mas estrechas aJn, el gobierno de
Washington ha dcsienado al professor
Scnor joiner, Presidente de Ia Seccion
de Ciencias Politicas Ge II Universi-
dad de Wisconsin. como Agregado
Commercial de los Estados Unidos en-
ia Emhajada cerca dc la Corte Espa-
nola.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
LOS PERMISOS NO
IRAN WASHINGTON
Los agentes del comercio
de Guerra en- Ia fronte-
ra pueden expedirIos
a SUI CriterIo
~ IL -
-.

TelccraiEc especial pcra LA PRENSA"
EAGLE PASS, TEXAS, enero 81.
Las resrriccioneS para el trafico CO.
mcrcial en- la frontera han sido modi-
fN:adas nuevamente en- favor de los
intereseS generates del lado meXicano,
cspccia mente. Mr.. +. l.. Jordan, Gc-
rentc de la Oficina del COnscjo dc Co
mercio dc Guerra establecida en- Eagle
Pass, anunci0 hoy haber recibido de
Washington, instrucciones en- el SEN
lido de que, u partir del dia primero
de febrero, podria eXpedir licencias
enviadaS para su ratification Was
hington.
Mr.. Jordan. al dar al corresponsal
de LA PRENSA esta noticia, declare:
la lista dc conservation ha sido
grandemente modificada, y cen muy
contadas eXcepciones, todos los nego-
clos con el Consejo dc Concrete dc
Guerra Sc rcalizaran ahora con gran
faciidad Espcro que dentro de po-
cos dias Sc habrl aholido en- toda la
frcrtcra eli Sistcma dc tarjctas para
la adquisicion lie where's fin de quo
cstoh pucdan sdQuirirlos librcmentc
los hahitarteS del lado mcXicanO. Por
10 demaS.. las rcgulaciones rclativas a
los pasaportes estan sicndo modifica-
das tan rapidameRte como las condl-
clones 10 pcrmiten Y eS indudablc que
en- cu3nto hayan sido icvantadas to
das las restriccioncS. ser5 aholidO cl
sistcma de pasaportcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
PRINCIPLE LA JUNTA
DE TERRATENIENTES
EN- EAGLE PASS, TEX.
Estudian el proyecto d e
irrigacion con el
Rio del Diqbfo

TcicgramG Especial 2c'G Ia PRENSA-
EAGLE. PASS. Tex, Encro 30.-La
convention dc tcrratenicntes convoca-
da en- csta ciudad para estudiar el
proyccto dc irrigation dc las aguas
del rio del Diabfo, para cl dcSarrollo
dc las ticrras de los Condados de Kin
ncy. Maverick y Val Verde, inicio sus
labores hoy en- Ia tarde, habiendose
reunido Ia convention en- la casa de Ia
Cortc del Condado dc Maverick, ell
csta Ciudad.
La session Sc inicio cor la election
de los funciorarioS Que dcbia intc-
~rar In Mesa Directiva Provisional Y
cl nombramicnto de un Comitc Eiecu-
two otras variaS comisiones, habien-
do rcSultado ciecto como Presidcntc
el Mayor dc ia Ciudad. Mr. r. F. Nau-
CHAN, quicn di6 la bicnvcnida los de-
lcgadOS. ascourandolcS que cl Conda
do dc Maverick apoyaba de todo CO.
raZ0n, cl proyecto cuya discussion ha-
bia motivado la convention reunida
ALI.
Mr.. T. d. Rife. del Condado de HI
nney. fuc elccto Secretario INFERNO,
proccGiGndosc en- seguida a Ia desig-
nacion dc un comite compuesto de dos
De cada uno de los tres
CondadOs, para que desigIfaran los
permancntes V las di
vcrSaS comlsiones neccsarias, aSl CO.
mo para que hicieran todas aqucllas
rccomendaciones que consideraran Il
dccuadas al objcto. FL Comitc de re-
fercncia Gucdo integrado de la siguicn
tc marcra: r. ]. Martin Y r. V. Saucr,
de Kinney: ". f. Bogeess y f. +. Me-
aslcs. dc Val Verde V J. X. Burr Y +.
w Mossebach, del Condado de Narve-
rick.
El citado Comitc recomendo las
siguicrtcS personals para funcionarios
pcrmanenteS de Ia Organization: J.
g. Moore. dc Del Rio, para PreSiden-
te: John +. Robinson, de Del Rio, pa
ri Secrctario; +. H. Schmidt, dc Ea-
gle Pass, para Tesorcro: Y para vice
Presidcntes. Geo. Hollins, de Eagle
Pass; James Clamp, de Brackettville;
+. S. Black. dc del Dio.
Ell Comitc Executive nombrado,
qucd6 integrado por las siguientcs
personas- T. ]. Martin Y +. V. Sauer,
dc Brackettvillc; J. H. Savage, de
San Antonio; 6. c. Bclcher. de Del
Rio; ". J. Niggli r. f. Vaughan, dc
Eagle Pass.
FL informe rendido por el CCmite
De referencia fue aprobado por unanl-
midad. despues de 10 cual sc presento
una nocion pidiendo que cada uno
de los tres condados interesados Ell
el proyecto de irrigacion, contribu-
vera cor IA suma de tres mil pesos
para los gastos Y trabajos relaciona-
do con Ia obtencion de las opciones
sobre las tierras nccesarias para la
realization del proyecto V demds gas
tos preliminarcs.
La pr6xima junta dc IA organiza
cion &c vcrificard en- la ciudad de Del
Rio, 81 di2 Il del cntrantc mes dc
Fcbrero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
CRUZO Ell DESIEETO VILLA
con OCHOCIE.NTOS
HOMBRES.

T-i(gruIs, especial ncra Ii PEENSA'
Ell PASO. TENAS, enero 5i.-Se
han recibido aqui ;nformes de que
Francisco Villa Y su hermano Hippo
Ito. con una fucrza de ochocientos
hombres. bien montadoS Y armaeaS,
50 esta aDroximando a Cuatro Ciene-
Gas. Coahuila. despueS dc haber cru
zado cl desierto que eXiste entire CAT
huahua Coahuila, el miSmo que So
lanentc c-uzaron Caraveo Y Salazar,
Jurantc in rcvoiucion orozqmSta.
Villa dcjo al general Felipe Angc-
les q cargo de las operacioncS en- e.
Estado dc Chihuahua y fuc este jete
cx-federal quicn dirigio los recienteS
movimientos Sobre Ia ciudad de Chi
huahua. con cl objcto de protegcr Ia
entrada de Villa en- el deSierto, Y su
marcha a traveS dc cl sin el menor
peliGrc.
Sc cree aqui que Villa rratard de a
6uenarsc del canon del Carmen, pa
IA establecer ali su base de operaciO-
ner V que intentara interrumpir el
trafico ferrocarrilero entire Eagle
Pass V 81 centro del pals. para deS-
pues atacar IL region car0onifcra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
WTENSA LUCIA
POLlTICA EN- Ell
ESTADO DE SONORA
Gales disaeEue a tiros las
ElaRifesfacioHeS de
SUS eneTngGS

Mas dc una vez nos hemos ocupado
tltimamente en- estas columnas, de
la cxcitacion politica que en- el Estado
de Sonora reina deSde hacc algunos
mescs. debido los trabajos electo-
rales para Ia proXina renovation dc
mandatarios locales, con Ia que los
pobladorcs del rico Estado frorterizo,
quiercn ascCurar una era de Tranquil
lidad V dc mejoramiento. que los COM
pense de Ia era de calamidadcs = de
inquietudcs que han vivido baio cl
gobierno de Elias Gales.
Personals llceadas aver Il esta po-
blaci6n, procedentcs de la dc NogalcS,
Arizona. nos dicen Que Ia lucha poll
tica tan largamente prcparada, ha
dado va principle, bajo los mas negros
auspicios, dado que va Sc dejo sentir
en- ella Ii tiranica crucldad del gene
raj Gales. terror del Estado.
U,,o mGuiiestGci6n GiS7,eltG Il tiros
Los partidarios del candidate po-
pular GaXioia. que forman la gran
mayoria del pueblo sonorense, y no
son, por 10 tanto. devotos de Gales,
organizaron, d fines de la semana pa
sada, una manifestation publica en-
honor de Su candidate v para pro-
paganda de su candidatura
FL hechc de que Sc le hiciera pu-.
blicamentc propaganda Il un candida
to que no era cl suyo-pueS Gales
ha dicho que en- Sonora no triunfara
en- las clecciones sino aqucl que cl ter
ga a bien-disgusto profundamentc al
gobernador militar, quien ordcn6 que
la manifestation Sc disolviese.
Como los manifestantes alegaron
Que no habia motive para clio, pues
que el orden no habia sido en- 10 mas
minimo alterad0. Gales envi6 un pc
lotion de soldados de caballeria. pa
ia que la disolviesen balaZos.
Cuando los soldadoS cncontrarOn a
los manife5tantes en- una de las ca
lies principales de Ia ciudad, no Sc
con arroiar scbre ellos
a sus cabalgaduras, sino que echaron
mano al rifle Y dispararon sobre Ia
tpas1 ; Ia GA Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
Sufrieron otra derrota los
espartacistas en- Alemania

COPENHAGUE. Encro 3l.-Dcs
pachos procedentes de Berlin, reci-
hiGos HOY en- csta capital. dicen que
los cSpartacistas que iniciarod re-
cicntcmentc ur nuevo movimiento en-
Cuyhavcn Y Bremenhdvcu sc han
rcnddo va Y que los radicaleS que
lograron dar Tn golpc de Esrado en-
Wilshelshaven, fucron derrotados en-
los combates que posteriormente Sc
lbrarcn en- las GALES de esa Ciudad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
yFS VILLA QUEEN ANENAZA Ell
NORTE De COAHUILA.

EAGLE PASS. cnero &l.-De una
71anera prjvada sc loSro saber hoy
cue las autoridaies tie PicdraS Ne
cras cstan alarmadas mas de 10 que
aparcutan cstarlo. a cauSa dc Ia pre-
sencia de una fuerZa rebeide al sur
de Nuzeuiz. Segun 10 que Sc ha po-
dido sabcr. en- PicdraS Negras sc tie
ne noticia Official dc que Francisco
Villa en- persona - ha juternado en-
81 Estado de Coahuila. proccdente det
de Chihuahua, Y avaEZa con ccrca de
mil hcmbrcS hacia cl Norte, despucs
de haber tornado an deScansO en- Qua
rro CicnegaS, i dondc lego desde Ste
r~a Noiada. So Sabc, iguaimente,
uuc il partida que sc vic cn las Inme-
diacioucS dc MuzQuiz, csta comanda-
da nor Luis Gutitrrez, y Sirvc de 4
vanzada las fucrzas yiliiStaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-01
LA PROHIBICTON EN-
TODO Ell MUNDO.

CHICAGO. Ill, cnero &l.-La Ii
q Nscional contra los Gales ep dom
dc Sc exocnden bebIdas aIcohoEcaS,
auuncia que en- brcvc lniciara una
camnana por TODD el mundo, a fin
de que en- todas las nacloneS clElllza-
das Sc legisle en- ell sentido de grohi-
bir el expendio de EcoreS.
Sc propone Ia lig2 que para el ano
de 1850 este estableciGa en- et mum
do Ia prohibition de vender bebsdas
alcoholics.
Dicese que Sc enviaran delegates I
Europa para. que iHIcien ID prooa-
saada contra c. alcohol.