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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
Marconi espera comunlcarSe
radiogrdficamente con
las estreE[GS

'LONDRES, Enero 23.-El Daily
Chronicle publica n entrevista que
Harold Begbie tuvo hace POGO con
Guillermo Marconi, en- el curse de la
cual, este ultimo discutio Ia posibl-
lidad de communication con las estre-
Has por medic de la rediografla.
Mr.. Bagbie pregunto al ilustre IN
ventor 81 creia que las ondas del eter
fueran eternas, a 10 que ell senior Mar
conf contest0:
Isl, 10 creo. Los mensajes que
envie hace diez amos todavia no lie
gan a las e~strellas mas cercanas. Al
llegar a elias, por que habian de de-
tenerse ALI. Es 10 mismo que una
tentativa para eXpresar un terclo
por medic de n Fraction decimal,
seguiria siempre adelante sin en-
contrar ell menor signo de llegar al
fin. Y ESQ es precisamente 10 que
me hace esperar la realization de una
"iCual es ella?" pregunt0 Mr..
Begbie.
La communication con inteligencia
con otras estrellas," contesto e. in
ventor. "Quiza algun dia, sera po-
sibie, Y como muchos de los planetas
son muchos mas antiques que ell
nuestro, los seres que en- ellos vivian,
deben tener information dc nosotros,
de III enorme valor.
"Es sencillamente necio, decir, que
los otrus planetas estan dehabltados,
porque no tienen atm6sfera, o porque
son demasiado calientes o muy dife-
rentcs de la terra. ST no hubiera
peces en- ell mar, diriamos que la vida
en- ell aqua seria impossible, tan solo
porque 10 es impossible para ell hon.
bre??"
Mr.. Begbie convino en- que sobre
este tenia razon ell inventor, pero oo-
ieto que en- case de que tai comunl-
caci6n Sc lograra, habria siempre una
gran dificultad, un obstaculo que pa
recia ser ~insuperable el del entendl-
miento del l~enguaje.
"Efectivamente. dijo Marconi, es
un gran obstaculO; pero no creo que
sea insuperable. Podria por emplo
enviarse algunos mensaies como ell
de expresar que 2 mas 2 es igual i
4 V repetirse hasta que Sc obtuvlera
una respuesta que significara "si'.
10 que nos proporcionaria desde luego
una palabra. Las ~matematicaS de-
ben ser 10 m.ismo en- TODD el universe
fisico. Empleando las matematicas
Dor un numero de amos, podria lie
garse a hablar y comunicarse discur-
SOS enteroS. Lo que es ciertamente
possible
Mr.. Begbie agreg0 que el inventor,
Sc uuedo ~pensativo un ratio Y luego,
| como 81 ell asunto fCera algo tan IN
cierto que no 10 creyera digno mas
que de una mencion pasajera, dljo
que a menudo habia recibido fuerteS
senales fuera del eter, que pareclan
| venir de algunoS lugares fuera de la
terra V los cuales pudieran Quiza
! haber procedido de las estrelas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

CIUDAD DE MEXlCO, enero D.
Juan Jimenez Mendez, GoberEador IN
terino del EStado de OaXaca ACADIA de
cometer un atentado sin nombre que,
con sobra de razon, ha llamado aqul
poderosamente Ia atencion hasta de los
hombres que integran el gobierno de
CarranZa.
Jimenez MendeZ. sin previa averl-
guaci0n, V de manera brutal, mando
colgar vivos a siete indigenas del pue-
bio de San Pablo Ge Ella, de qulenes
simplemente Sc tenian sospechas de
cue estuvieran en- c~onnivencia los
rebeldes que 'hace POGO asaltaron un
tren cerca de la prop!a ciudad de
OaXaca.
La ejecucion de los indios u en-
Oaxaca una impression %profunda. So
bre TODD entire los ~serranos, quleneS
para hoy Sc han undo probablemente
q las partidas revolucionarias que
ala operan desde hace muchos amos,
' u jamas Sc someteran a Gobler-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

5a acknowledgements el v~iolencelo, IL
raba las rnaS habia viajado por
Oriente. estuviera en- IL Mecca. v con-
taba cue. en- II OCCASION. fuera cor
sario griego. Sus fraseS hacian tenn
blair: fuera el quien habia dicho de
IA pilida duquesa de Morny: "tiene
toda Ia t~onteria melancolica de I'm
angel" FL Emperador citaba muchas
veces esta Erase, como hacienda con
iuntamente la critica profunda de
una fiSonomia Y de un caracter.
Carlos Fadrique sentia por mi una
amistad elevada Y sincera. Me lla-
maba su "querida hermana.' Como
ciame desde pequena habiamos jul
gado .~iuntas. En- Paris Sc hizo c6le-
bre; era 10 que p~udieramos lamar
un filosofo de boulevard" Hahia
sido el amigo de corazon de Ia Ri
golboche." V cuando ella rompi0 por
haberse a~pasionado de "CaTeul,'
Carlos Fadrique la dejo en- el album
unos versoS sublimes, de un desden
cruel. de una ironia lugubre, una
especie de Dies irae" del dandismo..
Prometia a la "Rigolboche' cue, Guam
do ella Sc muriese. el volaria para
Que aun en- el Sepulcro no lie falta-
Sc "chic" Y pudiera sentir a Paris
en- la sepultura. Alguras de las es-
trofas, que el mismo me tradujo. y
que despues Sc eXplicaron, habian
causado prcfundisima sensaci0n..
....... 8. .-..... : -.-....
Erar las diez. Carlos ~Fadrique,
con una voz impossible. languida,
.contabs las situaciones morIruosas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

F. condo estaba en- Bruse!aS.
Fra de noche, V en- ell salon ma
nabansc reunidas alguaas ~pcrsonas:
la marquesa .vieja legitimis-
ia. Que hahia sido Ia grac!a de IA
corte de don Miguel: el vizconde de.
ioven insignificante V vagamente ru-
bio, que yc acogia con carino porQue
Su hzrmana. va muerta, habla slGo
mi intima. Ia ~confidente del colegio.
Estaba tambien Ia vizcondeSa de.
ioven criatura petulante y medic
ere. Que poSeia la gracia de tener
veintc amos iunta con la d~eSgracia
de no saberlos tener, cuya especia-
lidad era e deseo de parecer profun
damente pervrsa, cuando apenas era
i~nocente. Cerca de mi. Sentado en- un'
sofa con I'm ahandono asiatico, halla-
base IN homhre original Y superior,
de todos conocido: Carlos Fadrique
MendeZ, Pasaba por ser I'M ~eXcentri-
co, perc era III grande espEitu.
Yo le eStimaba mucho por su ca
racter impecable Y por Ia accion vio-
leuta. cast cruel, de su talento. Ha-
ola sido amigo de Carlos Baudelaire,
Y tenia, como e., Ia mirada fra, fe-
Ina. magn6tica, inquisitoriai. Como
BaudelaIre, usaba la cara rapada: Y
81 manera de ~vestir, de una frescu-
ra y de una gracia SingulareS, era
como la del yoeta, su amigo, caSi
una obra de arte, a un tempo exc
tica V ~correcta. Habia en- TODD su
exterior la manera romantica del
Satan" de AIRY Shelter V toda la
Lexactisud de IN gentleman Toca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
Graves uiolaciones con,etidos pr lara y un Juez de Distrto

Varios respetables vecinos del Es-
rado de Tabasco Sc han dirigido a IA
Comisi6n Permanente del Congreso
pidiendo que Sc mande IN juez espe-
cial para que esclarezca Y determine
los cargos cue pesan sobre Heriber-
10 lara. Jefe de las Operaciones Mi
Etares en- Ell Estado, Y el Juez de Dis
trito. q~uienes de comun acuerdo, CO.
metieron toda clase de atropellos Y
de los cuales Green que no tiene CO.
uocimiento todavia el Gobierno de!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

lel nruGo, Si2 estar liCada a niaguna
de esae cosas s,pc-io-es rue ampara
Ia ida. suspense sobre Ia muerto
por ~ h,!o rinisimo. por este amor
Inico. DIDO y con IRIS propias ma
nos Il rom2er csc hjio, ! quebrar csc
amor
Hay algGn derecho humane l1e
me 10 eX;ja: Hay algln" piedaG que
70 yea friamente? Hay alguna con-
ciencia que 10 justifique? Isl IA hay,
esa cort.encia podr-. ersenar a ser
blaadas las duras rocas del mar.
;Pero .odo este, querido primo. es
aoui. en- cl rapel Ell QUe 10 eScribo:
porore. ec IA realidaG. yo no podrI2
luch2r con ella, Ella. "a miss,
Ia cue habla de ser tSposa Y madre,
vencia IN tcaa Ia Inca. Elevabase
SCORE AS vieiaS afecc.ones, como l.
imagen de Ia Virgen Sobre ell globo
hecho dc barro donGe Sc enrosca Ia
serpiente.
No qGise luchar,
y fu& por este tempo, cuando
recibi Il carta en- que me decia;
"Salgo para Portugal
"A QUE veria? "A despedirse de
nj? a yer mis- agonias? "A conso-
larme? "A convencerme? Vienna dc
uuevo para hacerse cautivo de N.
amor? Venia. Nj el mismo saba para
que!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

centric.
Dicen los quejosos que los vecinos
pedian amparo contra los atentados
de lara; pero q como estaba de acuer
do con eli expresado Juez de DiStrito,
TODD Quedaba sin castigo.
ES urgente, agregan los vecinos,
Que Sc aclaren estos delitos Y que Sc
castiguen. porQue, de 10 contrario,
nunca Sc acabara ell descontento en-
ell Estado que motiva los levantamien-
tos en- de los atropellados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
Los "Iegionarios" carrancistos siguen cousando e%scdndalos

tricos de la metropoli, en- los que con
f~recuencia, arman cada escandalo Que
solo con la intervention energica de
la p~olicia termina en- los scparos de
las comisarias, a donde por Ia fuerZa
son llevados los o~ficiaies despues de
recogerles el arma que portan.
En- Ia Avenida de Peralvillo AGA
ban de hacer un escandalo varios de
los legionarios. disparando sus armas
a diestra V ~siniestra. sin cuidarse de
las desgracias que podian causar en-
plena via publica, SObre cuyO paw
mento quedo muerta una pobre mu-
jer del pueblo Que recibio IN trio en-
Ia cabeza.
Al escandalo acudio IN Official de
la policia accompanied de varios gen.
darmes, q~uienes lograron someter a
los escandalosos. conduciendolos a la
tercera demarcaci6n, de donde Sc die
aviso a Ia Inspection General de Po-
licia V de ALI 4 la Commandments Mi
litar de Ia Plaza.
Glen uriddOres.
Por acuerdo del Jefe del Ejecuti-
vo. la aviacion del Ejercito recibi-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

ra un impulse mayor que el que has
ta hoy Sc lie ha dado. con objeto de
aumentar el numero de aviadores 4
Glen. aumentando tambien proporcio-
nalmente el numero de cadetes Y de
infanteS auXiliares.
Siendo la aviaci0n una de las fuer-
zas in~dispensables en- Ia guerra mo-
derna. quierc que Mexico cuente con
un cuerpa aereo respectable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
Estoua una hueEga de mineros en- Ell Estado de Zacatecas

mento sin sufrir graves perjulclos,
por 10 que los trabajadores resolve
ron declarar ia huelga pacificameEte,
dirigiendose al Gobierno para que en-
forma equitativa, Sc celebre IN buen
areglo con Ia Compania de la Maza-
pill.
La Junta de Conciliaci0n Y Arbi-
traje, cree resolver satisfactoriamen-
mente el conflicto, armonizando los
i~ntereSes ahora en- pugna.
Segun los datos que aqui Sc tie
men respecto a la vida en- el Estado
de Zacatecas, Y IN especial en- Ia re-
gi6n donde ACADIA de ~presentarse es-
tie movimiento, aquella es demasiado
ara, siendo Dor 10 tanto, impossible
a los obreros p~asarla con 10 que en-
la ~actualidad eStan ganandO.
La empresa, por 81 parte, alega que
u beneficios han disminuido en- un
tanto por ciento muy considerable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

Las autoridadeS federa!es. ante
ouienes Leon Aillaud pidio amparo
nidiendo la revision del proceso que
Sc lie instruyo con motive de haber
aparecido IN deSfalco de consideration
en- Ia Direction General de la Renta
del Timbre. cue estaba a Su cargo, a
caban de declarar que 81 proceSado no
g responsible del delito de peculado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

Los supuestos oficiales que lnte-
gran la Legion de Honor del Ejer-
cito Constitucionalista," siguen dis
r~inguiandoSe en- los lugares mas cen
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25
FL Director de la Renta del Tiimbre, acusado de pecuLado

de que estaba acusado. quedando en-
consecuencia. en- absolute libertad.
.Aillaud prObo que su responsible
dad era puramente moral en- el case,
pueS que fueron algunoS e~mpleados
suyos. V no el, los que cometieron IN
robo de orden comun, no h~abiendo. por
10 tanto, Ell peculado de que Sc lie que
ria hacer victima.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

LEGO. La primera vez que lie v.
fue en- mi casa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-25

Por acuerdo del Jefe del E%jecuti-
vo. la aviacion del Ejercito recibi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
HURRIED CALL SENT OUT Last
N1aRr FOE RECEPTION BIZ
WHEELING DISTRICT
LODGES.
Coming Of Hen. c. o. Davis fiSt SiS1'
of Chief officer In Fifteen
Years.

An unexpected, but welcome event IS
N takc Mace Thursday night. octopef
2O,h in Pythian circles. when the HON.
charles o. Davis, OF Denver. Colo.' SUI
nr.n,e chancellor and highest rank.ns
nfnccr OF the Pythian fraternity W the
r:nitcd states. will be IN Wheeling 10
attend a CLOSED session of the 4,ylhlan
lodge. at the pythian Castle, unocr inv
,rsniccs Of Black Prince Lodge or TINS
city. This will be the first VISIT OF IN"
supreme chancellor 10 Wheeling IN III
teen wears. His mission is not known
at this time by officers Of the Lodge Du-
i is conceded that business OF grea'
Importance is bringing him here
Members Of the committee hast'tS
gotten together to inform the lodges in
tbs district, - in all. Including d Ie"
ON the Ohio side of the river, to prepare
for ,he reception Of the dlStlnEuishc"
visitor are: ]. u. Thomas chalrH'ai
Harry Wagner and q. Is. swift
Tho grand chancellor Will be IN ives,
virginia three days. The committee VIII
hold n meeting Sunday afternoon lo
complete arrangements at the Fy'h'an
Climb, Fourteenth and Chapllne srce'S
Letters were sent out last nlght 10 Al
the lodges OF the first Pythlth u'S'tA07
appralsips them of the event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
DAY OF REST FOR
THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-With ex-
ceptiou of brief attention to the dull
fculties Of the national INDUSTRIAL
conference, President Wilson TO-DAY
got uninterrupted rest.
After report on developments IN
the conference had been given the
President and he had formulated
message to Secretary Lane, chairman
of tho conference, Rear Admiral
c:rayson ordered that no further gov
ernmcntal matters DO brought to the
Presidents attention o1ay.
The prohibition enforcement DILL WIZ
NJ opinion as to its constiutionali'y
by Attorney General Palmer, reached
tho white House lato in the DAY
from the department Of justice. ou1
Il was announced that on Df. Gray
sons order, 1t was not laid before inc
President.
The Presidents condition had not
been affected by his increased ACTIVITY
1t was explained, hut the chances tnaV
too much attention to public Affairs
might rCtard his recovery, Werc con-
stdcred too great to risk taxing up
matters not urgently needing his at
teution. He has until next TUESDAY
midnight to act on the pFohHtD1oh
bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
IN
NASH-JEFF CAMP

WASHINGTON. Pa, Oct. @3.-lt
Washington & jefferson followers are
pcssinistic over the outcome Of the
game with SyrnCuS" in the syracuse
stadium next Saturday. IN" gloom was
not apparent when III" varsity SQui"!
departed at CAB o'clock tonight for ihH
Salt City. When the 20 players m
charge Of Coach u. G. Morrow boarded
The Ealtiomrr & OHIO train they wer"
given a typical coll"g" fnrcw"N ny IN"
entire UNDERGRADUATES body at the S'A-
ton. The players were Ch""riul ana
confident not boastful nor making pre-
dictIunS, but quietly sure mat my
would play Il gam" mat would lFih~
glory I" the college on Saturday, 'ua'h
Morrow. Captain carroll. Manager Muir
doCh and 4 few others made lhrGW III
speeches to the students who sang ana
! cbccrcd as if a victory were p!rcady
! won.
! The Presidents coach is carrying
! every man of VARSITY calibrc except
Tcmplcton, who is still i'll the hospital
! He will b. we'll fortified in practlcai!E
every dcparSmcnt. and with all his mcn
. in good shape except Smith. about "hoS
playing nj all there ~ Sull conSIdcrap''
doubt. Tho 20 players leaving toniEh'
| follow, the first eleven named cOmpr'S'
| ing the team which VIII probably starr
the contest: Captain Carroll. stem
! Gnrbisch. Shields, Straw. Henry. L"uchS
! EiNlcr Eclsun, Er"nk"r'. Erickson:
| Vince. Smith, Dunbar, Duncan, kirk
Drowning: Bovill. Chambon, AlkH:l
! Moore end Wlckrrhan. Tho team VII
reach Syracuse about 10 o'clock t"inor'
row morning and Will get a practice II
Archbuld Standium. Manager MuruoHf
! having made arrangements for an carly
Afternoon signal drill.
An easy drill in signals. fundam"nthlS
kicking. catching and forward passes
was staged on College Field at Gloon
and did not extend oyer an hour. Ih'!
, are rs we'll prepared as can Il" expect
| cd under the condltiunS,' is all CoaCt
| Morrow would sHy at departure.
| know they'll tight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
High Honors at the
Di Celere Funeral

WASHINGTON. oct. 2&.-MtNtary ana
Diplomatic honorS. appropriate" TO MS
rank as Italian ambassador. will con-
ST;,mtc Tho funeral services here tomor
row, OF Count V. Macchi Di Ccllere' wh"
died suddenly Monday night.
Tho ambassadors OF France. Great
Britain. Russia. Argentina. Chile and
Mexico Will act AS honorary pall-oearers.
The United States will be represented
hy Acting secretary OF State William
Phillips.
Senator's Lodge and Williams Of the
senate foreign relations committee. ana
Representatives. Rogers and Flood OF
the CORE spending committee OF the
house. will serve On behalf OF the lcSis'
lattvc branch Of the government.
After the funeral. which Will take
place at ST. Peurs Catholic church at Ia
o'clock the body will be placed in re-
rciving vault at Mount Oltrct cemetery
to await transportation 10 Italy. ar
engagements for which have not yet been
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
WESLEYAN READY TOR
SATURDAYS CLASH
MethodIsts VIII Cla2h With Lebanon
valley college TT Brckhannon
Tomorrow,

El-CKIINNNON. Oct. -. - Saturday
will find West Virginia Wesleyan In con-
flict with an eleven whose record in the
mast is not without its features. Lcp-
anon Valley college, Of Annville. Ia IS
an United Brrthcrcu college with an en-
rullment Of about five hundred students.
For years this institution has put out
fine athletic teams. tn" football eleven
being n big rival of tho Carlisle In
dams. This year Lebanon Valley has an
other strong football eleven and had II
not been for the short distance Wcslc. an
10 located from tho homo Of Don and
Harold Potter. these sterling ErlddCrs
would right now NC enrolled in III" Ann
willie college. Don Potter is playing right
end for Wesleyan while Harold Potter
his brother. is an utility backficld man.
Persistent prevailing on those brothers
of the advantages Wesleyan would offer
them over Lebanon valley brought them
/ here.
In the year Of 1917 the great Inltcd
J States Army eleven was able 10 down
the Lebanon Valley boys by 90 Scor.
after having their goal lin continually
in danger during tho fray. Lebanon Val"
lev has been defeated by H"idclburg this
season hut not by any decisive score
hence Wesleyan is expecting q very hard
clash ou Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
CALOTABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotabs,
the Purified Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors are warning the public that
simple colds and mild cases OF intlu-
enza often lead to pneumonia and other
serious complication. They say that
every cold should receive Immediate
attention and that the first step m the
treatment Is TO make sure that the liver
&C. active. For this purpose Calotabs.
the perfected. nausealess calomel tab
lets arc the surest. best and most agree
able laxative.
One Calotab at bed time with n swal-
low OF water-that's all. no salts. no
nausea. and no upsetting Of the digcs-
zion and appetite. Next morning your
lid has vanished. your. liver IS active.
your system Is purified and refreshed
and you are feeling fine with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what You
please,-no danger.
For your protection. Colatahs are sold
only in original sealed packages price
fhirty-fye cents. All druggists recon-
Sna,d and guarantee Calotabs and. arc
authorised to refund the price II you
ara not delighted with thcm-(Adv.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
Pearson Declared to
Have Carried Off H0nOrS

WASHINGTON, oct. CA new claim
ant to first horors III the trans-coh'i-
mental airplanc derby appeared TO-DAY
when the air service announced Una.
Lieutenant Alexander Pearson. Ut. mao
established the lowest actual flylnS 'iiio
between San Francisco and MlncoIa anu
return Pcurson's time was - houT
81 minutes and l6 seconds for the rouhu
trip. practically ten hours less man OIL
Captain Lowell H. Smith or j. - Don
aldson and better than Lieutenant b' W.
Maynard's record. even after subtrac'IhE
the IS hours Maynard spent in replacing
his motor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
PY7HIAN SUPREME CHANCELLOR
G0M|NG To WHEELING OCT. 50
PROF. DILL HOLDS
EXTENSION CLASS

Prof. n. B. Dill. who Is engaged in
University extension. work. from w. V.
L., Is in town for his work in this dis
trict. He held his weekly class in "du-
cation last night at the high school
According to his statement the enroll
ment in the extension class is growing
every day This work is intended TO
give some college credits for each sem
ester's work.
Prof. Dill will likely remain in town
for the w. V. U.-Bcthany game and pre-
diets bad results for the Buffalo Creek
outfit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
TO BREAK THE STRIKE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Unlcss the au-
thorizcd strike of longshorcmen at this
port is called off by tomorrow night,
tho United Shipping board will under
take To end the ttc-up by loading and
unloading it's ships with men who Will
be- uuartcrcd on Il vessel now moorcd AT
one of the transatlantic piers. accord
Ing TO an announcement by board oft
Gals here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
AHr1-srR1Kh RESOLUTION.

WASHINGTON. Oct, 23.-The flrst
anti-strikc legislation to be offered IN
the house was proposed today by Repre-
sentative Black. Democrat. Texas. who
introduced an amendment to the railroad
control act, which would impose a $500
fine and 81 xmonths' imprisonment for
two or more persons combining or agree
ing to interrupt the movoment Of trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-24
GoMPERS COMMENDED

BALTIMORE. Oct. 2S.-Samuel Com
pcrs. president Of the American Fedora
ton Of Labor. was given tremendous
ovation when NJ appeared tonight be-
fore the United Textile Workers in con-
vrntion here. y resolution was unani-
mously adopted commencing his course
and that OF the other labor delegates AZ
the industrial conference in Washing
ton.
Mr.. Gompcrs urged the textile work
ers 10 pursue their aims calmly and
avoid overrcaching themselves.
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TRIANGLES TO MEET
C.A,C.AT 18TH ST,
Fast Game Is Carded for Twenty-S1A1n
Street at Three O'Clock

Sunday afternoon at Twenty-siNtn
street The Triangle y. c. Of the South
SID, will line up against the Columbia
club grid team. The game will be called
n, three o'clock. Sine" their wonderful
showing against the H"nrys last Sunday
re south Sidcrs are confident Of COM
ing through the Yictors Sunday.
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nEAauE ENpoRsEp.

NASHVILLE. Ten. DC. 23.-The league
Of nations was endorsed and fympathy
expressed for President Wilson in the
convention of 1920 United Mine Workers
Of America. representing nearly 10000
miners in the Tennessee coal field Re
vision Of mining laws in Tennessee and
Kentucky was advocated in another re-
solution adopted.
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Full TON.
American Heavyweight
Knocks Out Gordon Cog
hill, the Australian

LONDON, Oct. @3-(By The Associated
Prcss)--F'rcd Fulton, American heavy
weight puGilist. tonight knocked out
Gordon Coghill Of Australia in the third
round Of what was to have been 20
, round bout.