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Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-05

IE- We 1hRncnm rHe WnreMm nN d H
  Neapof OOwm1hofa or ehnyhh wA e Nmcem to y m nnmeHnhu get p
  fec h l2nd one biggest n ComeoM He knd ulaueryo and
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-05

Miss Kathleen Hail announces an evening class in folk and interpretive dancing for girls from 2 to at the Y. W. C. A. beginning Wednesday, January S.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-05
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

c. W. HARSHMAN. Pastor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

I see a man pushing his way thru the
lines
or cops where the work Of the fire
icnd" Shines.
.'Thc Chief" I enQutre--but fireman
replies.
Gee. no." Why that's one OF those news
paper guys
In sec a man walk thru the door Of :,
snow
Where great throngs are blocked by tho
signs. r. o.
r. THIS man the star. that n" ticket h"
buys:
star nothinr Hos ono Of those news
paper guys.
h sec 4 man star. on the trail OF a crook
And he scorns iii" police hut he brings
him to book.
.Sherlock Holiness T enQuire.Somconc
scornfully cries.
-Sherlock II. No. he's one OF those
newspaper guys
knd some day I'll stand by the Great
Gates OF Gold
md see n man pass thru. unqucstioned
and bold.
IA Saint TIL ask and Peters reply.
No. he's only plain. honest newspaper
c11y"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
OPEN HOUSE AT Y. W. e. A.

Al the young mrn and women IN the
CITY are cordially invited to attend the
informal open house" At the \. W. Z.
\. this afternoon and evening from
To S o'clock. Mrs Robert Reed, prrsi-
dent of the board Of directors: Mrs. May
Kinney Lewis general secretary. and
Mrs, II. ]. Mendei. house secretary. Will
receive the guests and will be assisted
in entertaining by the house and cafe
terra committees and by tho other mem
bers Of the board Of directors. Mrs.
John VI. Erich and Mrs. J. W. J. Cow
den will preside at the tea table and
will be assisted in serving by Miss Cor
della Day. Miss Elsie Wilson and Miss
Sophia Woods
Tcrneidcrs orchestra will furnish
music throughout the afternoon and
evening. From to s there Will be a
lively program, Of games in tn" gym
nasiun under the direction OF Miss Mar
care, Phelps and Miss katherine Scott.
The sort Of games which have been
intensely popular in the hotcss houses
in the army camps will be played and
a large gathering Of young people Is
expected at this time.
\ special invitation has been given
the army boys who pass through the
CITY today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
PROGRESS NOTED.
IN RIVER TRADE
GREAT LOSSES SUFFERED DURING
EARLY PART OF LAST YEAR
AMPLY RECOVERED.
Optimistic Outlook IS Promised Re
viewers Of Situation for the year
Begun.

-
Thr past EHar ms '"''1 I il''''''' "'''
one in thu history &C RIVER Traffic.
,..bo.1 ,r,.,, ,h. h.,yi.sr eco gorge
,,.',, 49, ,,y -. .,,I,;os, rcS:i"i.s
....Ir.,. ..r,s,n, J,.s;rlI.,,on
.. '"' ,,''', .,,.-r,rrt.r,cd IN IN.
,',..,,.,',, 80, 40 OH, inc
,.;, ,,,,.y, h,,,,,, =, cH.ra-
t'"' h.,,.,,, ,,,,, during
49, nr.,d ~ IN, las, dnr:dc..
-? ,,,scr.,: rc,oI7rrcu, Of
r"F .t,,' ,,r-,' rive. ,i,,cr rrrc-
,,,,, Nhc.)i,E car!r,li.,s. Accord
rctr Franc. lranaccr oc the 20
''H t.,h,,, ,vhn has Followed some
~ c,hor connected with the
,..r". for the past rif:y-,wo years.
To- dn,n ,,or, 70 l,on~, river
" ~. - - ~, ms. yc.r I'M, any
'."l''' fr,,, ,',r,shiIr,.h To New
,,.t.
w. t-r,,,o :. ,-nh,h,,, correct
,yL..,,.,,, .,.I ,h,t ,-,.,uIZci
= ..rr,ry.. ,..ur.,n, which.
W. r,,r,Le h,c r;r-
o"i''t i ,,,,.r.,,i,., rec
mas" ''"' ,,,i,,-,.,' ,,ort,.,s
it' en- =, i..,,. ;, General
IN" N"h'rn' -, ,,c.,,
Wood an" ;h' VEN go 80, go
additions |" 'Hr ~ ,,o-o
IL" nid wharf "''N. ".'', .',f
scr ''. ~ 49,. ,.,r,.,. va. ram.
ard Whirh "A'iH ''T, 'l.."H
n"d ana '""'i'''.i i,',.,ro ,r,e
steamboat III '!'N'''r = ,-
recently r"p'a'"" "''' "',
&cSt "nG S'a""'."N .''' .,.' 80
INC 'hi" rIF"I ~ ~.
property OF Tue t',"'' = f,..', ., wn,rr-
r'nE when M" A'Nw ''', - :, .i..,,,
boat al fi;tShu!E", ~ '',' 49,. r,cn,
Sit COMPANY "a -, i,,tt,. ,.rov,rr
IN" tenants 81 ~ ~
trade. put I" 'i"F'"N .r..r
handing iFF'En; q! Gus ar
wIarts along tho ONO as 4 "'''"H w.
stimulating shipment ny r!N'T' '
company hopes III inc no E'H''nt
iurc u ouild m'n''i'"" ,o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
FORMER NEWSPAPER MAN
TELLS Of MANY BAT TIES

and you may hC sure l WAS not in need
Of an alarm clock when daylight came.
Just now | am located within a worry
short diSlanC" nt Ncrdun and am in tho
city almost every day. When get h"In"
viii tell you "f that plaC" and you can
nav" some IDA Of how and why it held
ont against The lradGrsi attempts If tn"
Iiun Ia tax" II. II is impossible" IU give
You an acrurat" description "t The place
If til" hattlcficldS whcr" some Of tho
hardest battles in III. history of the
world were fought. but think when I
Grt home can tell you pretty we'll
about il.
Al any rLic l was in and saw qur'" n
lot uf action. including gas and | must
say shat ~ one time when You hav"
queer feelings. When | heard Il gas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

William s. billiard. colored Of Pitts
bursh land Anna Turner. colorcd. OF
Wheeling.
Rudolph +. Ratzdors -. and Elizabeth
II. Sprowlcs IS. both Of N"ffs.
Chauncey Earl Fitzmiller. IS. Of Ma
varre. o., and Eta q. Baron -. - CAP
ton. O.
Robert r. Clark 90. and Blanche f.
N.lholiand 81. both "f taEet;" Cry IA
James II Olson. 20. and Marjorie Rino
10 both Of OH" county.
Deeds Recorded
Deed dated Dee. %. 1918. Arthur q.
McrsinC and Ida r. McrsinG. his wife. ~
Oscar Holderman lus M. >. IN SpTISEs
& Ritchic's addition To Wheeling.
Ftdrctary.
George Hariampdas was yesterday
appointed a committees for Mix" Hara-
lampideS. bond $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
COUNCIL MEETING

Last evening at 8 o'clock in the coun-
Gil chambers Of the Wheeling council
held their regular weekly meeting. The
CITY manager was instructed TO look
after the interests Of the city in re-
gard To the proposed increase OF rates
which has bcHI asked for by the W. va.
r. X T.. Co. The traction company
wishes 10 maintain zone system and
TO charge cents in each zone.
John +. Hylc was appointed commits
sioncr of the 1902 Loan committee. f.
G. Drichorst was. appointed to the Street
Improvement Loan committee as COM
missioner. The application Of Bcuter
Bros. to construct cellar way OF
Market street was referred TO a COM
mittce. 4 meeting OF the Health Ord
nance committee will be held in the
council chambers on Friday evening.
-HI.Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
RIVER NEWS

The stage at tho local wharf at y
O'Clock last evening WAS fcHt ana
falling slowly; AT McMcchcn dam ~
feet inches
TIL" only departure yesterday was
the Helen T.. at 80 for New Mata-
m0TaS.
The General pcrshing leaves this
morning Ut 4 o'clock for Charleston.
Cincinnati and kanawha points.
The Liberty X du" I" arrive at u
o'clock this evening from McC"nnciIS-
viii. AMI Will leave Thursday for FAR
krrSlurG.
Tn" old Reliable passed here 81 noon
yesterday with an empty gasoline BOAT
cnrrutc from Pittsburgh 10 sisters
willie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
IEARL MOUNTS ELECTED
| BY ". Y, T, g. {, BOYS
Special Election Held Yesterday at
East End Barrs to Decide
Tie Vote.

Resolved Tia, Earl Mounts. pcpu-
lar and w"i ..nOwn mot"rman IF i,c
ON, the pix. division of the West Fir-
GINA Traction and Electric company.
represent In" members of that division
IN local No. los" was the New icar's
resolution mad by the members OF the
local al n special election held yestef'
dar at the East End barns.
The voI" stood: Mounts. 81 and Ed
ward Brown. IS. \, The general cleo
ton held ~ the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly hall some time ago. a
tie vote was east for these two men,
and the vote Was held yesterday TO dc
r!dc. who was IN" real victor.
Robert NJ. :oTd. the other rcPrcsHn-
Iaiivc ran Tx" Il nous" aflrc. q there
WAS no rcrcd Of recount. He was
reelected without an: contest. $ thc
majority Of the votes were cast IN hi
favor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
JAMES B. SHEPHERD. FORMERLY
SPORT EDITOR ON THE INTEL
L1GENCER, IN THRILLING
ENCOUNTERS.
was Connected With The Headquarters
Detachment, 3o+th Field Signal
Battalion.

+--+--------
O,, ~ ,rr r,nvi interesting letters
...,,o, r.,,, ,hc w,~ zouc since the
a,
"rW!St!c" mas h''h S'E"''' - ''''
c"iv"d hy Mr.. and Mrs J"hn Hh"i'h''"'
~ Wheeling Creek. near Elm Grove
from their son. James i. Sh"fh"''' '"'
ln"r we'll known newspaper man ''h
m"Ctrd ne sport wrlt"r "n VI" '"'r'n,
G"u""r. who - q H"lnh"r "i h'"u"uh''
H"ia'am"n' ""3'h F'''" "'N'''' ''''''
!"n. y. l.. r.. FRANCE.
Mr.. Sh"ph"ru - ''''"''u a. '""' az"
states mat 'u''''"l 80 80"
naid N'S,' |" '''' '''' CO. 49,
others HIS mar ~
great hAt'l"S ana az ~" ~ ~,
HhS'r"''"'"' WI ="
ana ms l''"F - - ,o,c
Dear idr"h'S ana an
Today has h""h H"SiE'aI'I IT, ''' va
- which all mrmh"rS 81 INC y. r. T.
are supposed |" VIII" I" ih"'r '"'h'' ;.
so ! thought | W"uid tANr a"Fah'AN' 'A
N" opportunity and soma N"n T."
lines. This IS IN" flrSt ditE Whi'h nav
had 10 myself for FHit" Wh''" anu !
surely docs seem S'rahE" "a nav nv ~
inf I" do. IuG' IN" sam" 4 DAY or 'r"'''
work ~ really S"hI'ih'''E "'"' '""' -"
might imagine. h'" }. w.
ih"r" yea can USUALLY :" III W. Nv"
ana E"Hh "f Il" H"'''''"'''t 49," ''''' "
Oyer nero II flhk"H II" "a, wv -"
2" Just IN" same. INV" NJ" '''"''
10 do eyer sire" cam" I" 'h'N COUNT
but III" last month or SIX weeks 81 IN"
war w"r" wnrS" than N" carrier "h"S'
Will. I" begin with. wont int" action
for he. ~ d..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

The South Side apparatus answered
two alarms yesterday afternoon. Tho
first was sent from box 6S. where a
small blaze was caused by the curtains
catching on fire from christmas tree
in 4 home at 3Sth and WctZel streets.
Tho second fire was in the kitchen AT
2 homo ON Locus, street. The stove
became. ovcrhratcd and caused the floor
to catch fire. The alarm was sent
from box So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
CHANGE TIME

Word has been rcccive.l from tho
,ttsbursh division OF the L. S. r r i'd
Illustration that beginning this morn
r. at two O'Clock all trains OF the Pitts
hrrh division Of tho 7. c. {. & st. l.
silroad pittsburgh to Newark. Ohio.
(th points inclusive and including ALL
nnches) will advance clocks ono hour
show three o'clock Eastern Standard
me and will operate on Eastern time
ktead OF Central tins. pursuant TO
der OF the Interstate Commerce Com
ssion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

shell coming along | surely lost no tim"
in getting into m" gas mask. several
times I had ~ wear il for quit" whil".
but now it is all OVER and ] came out
without n scratch | don't know whom I
am going tn get home. but hop" It will
he soon for tho T.. :. :. surely looks
good t. me-. Now, Will hav" 10 close
for This tine Ia moi worry for ! am q.
X. and think II will not he long until
| Will J." on ny way over"
Love /" all and r"St assured that I
Will Il" HON" just AZ soon as they Will
send m".
As ever Your son.
rUAI'F. JAMES Il. SHEPHERD.
Hdq. Dep. 2otth Field Sig. Rn.
American EXn"ditionary Forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
LAST SESSION

The board OF county commissioners
rs at present constituted. held its las;
meeting yesterday afternoon AZ tho
count: infirTnary 1t Elm Grove. The
new board os commissioners will moot
this morning at thc court houS" for
the purpose of formally organizing. and
will comprise: Charles EphlIn Dan
Dean and Henry Sleek. II IS antici-
pated that Henry Stcck Will bc named
president The new board is entirely
Republican.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
HERE AND THERE
Items of Interest to Local Peop4e
About Wheeling Folks. SocieOcs
and Organizations

Tho second semester Mt the state uni
vsrs,ty wlll not begin until two w""kS
later than the calendar indicates. Flu
and the war make this postPoncm"n,
necessary. on account "t IN" epidemic
Of influenza. which closed tn" school for
four weeks and thu ardu0us military
program. that al! NAL" students have
been following many of III" scholars
will not be able - get their full credits.
All old students Of m" law school may
return January End and b. concentrate
ing. on particular subjects VIII No adj" l"
secure some credit this semester. FRO
Fcssor c. \. B"rGy has returned from IN"
army and full work will ~ resumed on
February nth The collcE" Of acrIcul-
ture will also return TO us regular pro-
gram the seventeenth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Many industrial plants Will hold
meeting a. tho Cleveland hotel IN
Cleveland. for the purpose Of cXpcdi,ins
payments Of claims Of prime and sub
contractors on war work. The Chamber
Of Commerce. of dorchester, y. Y. t"l"
graphcd the Wh"clin" Chamber 4 Com
mercc. reminding them Of this citing.
W. local cong We're
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

The employees Of III" firm ~ Davis
Eurkham s. Tyler wrr" IN" cu"~.$ Of III"
firm at the Al G. Fields Ministries last
nj Eht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

The iron. steel and tinwork"r7 OF tho
Wheeling district arc arranging iu hold
n monster meeting in this city on san
day, January 10th for the purp"=" al or
ganizins into sinEl" unit and becoming
affiliated with tho American Federation
OF Labor This meeting viii l." attended
by tn" mllwork"rs from mrllS h"lw""n
Struhcnvill" and R"nw""d John j.
Sherhan. president "f the Belmont '"un-
" Trades and Labor Assembly. urges
all men to affiliate with III" AMERICAN
Federation Of Labor So as 10 keep their
wages from being reduced during III"
reconstruction period.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

had II" rr"uhl" IN receiving their money
lar war contracts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Joseph OBrian. member oc III" fjrm "f
O'Rrian and O'Tirian. prominent ait"r-
ncyS OF TINS city. has resigned his office"
of assistant L. 6. attorney and sill
cease his duties rs such tn" FIRST Il Ia"
year. Nr. n'Brinn has served flv" and
ono half years Of his term ana would
have finished thr TWO and or" haiT re-
mining years If il had not int"rf"r"d
with hts practIrH rs member "t tn"
O'Rrian and 0'Brian firm. III" D''""
left vacant by Mr.. OEridn viii hr ill"d
by Mr.. e. y. Campbell. an ATTORNEY "F
Charles Trwa. jefferson county. WI" has
t"cn special assistant during IN" var
Mr.. OBrlan intends Grv"lInlc his TIM"
mostly 10 federal practice AMI % spec
ielizlng on the income ;aX law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Tho now board of county commission
cre will meet Today /" rrnrEanIZ" and
elect it's president. Charles .. Flrh'n
will probably y" reelected rs president
"a he has served in that capacity for
two years and is tn" oldest serving
member.
u. q. Dean has been elected 10 TAX"
The place Of l.. +. H;tll"r who has
served on the board for sin %"arS. H."
assume=; his seat IN III" court tomorrow.
Tho old board viii 70 IL N" county
homo this afternoon ~ audit this
months accounts and clos" W. III" years
business and inspect the home.
<rh" luuacy commission. composed g:
III" president Of thn board Of commits
sionrr.. tho county clerk and tn" rr"$''-
cutting attorney. mo: this morning /" OK
anime several as To ih"ir mental ca1aC-
ity. The details w"r" not given out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01

Mr Joseph Naylor entertained with =
box party for tw"u;y-ciGht AZ III" Court
theatre last night. His r1i"S:". III"
house and road statesmen OF tn" John :.
Naylor Dry Goods company. cnj"ycd III"
big Al C. Fields Ministries.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-20

do de la aviaci0n espanola era
que los photos no vaciIasen en- su-
bir con tales aparatos?
ESQ no deja de ser una anna
bic galanter1a de nuestros camara
das extranjeros, que agradecemos
en- todO 10 que vale, por proceder
de quienes dan continuamente
pruebas de arroio Y de valor al
hacer loopings a POO metros de al
tura V volar IA so metros sobrc las
casas de Madrid.
-PerO, mo son abs0luiamente
seguros esos aparatoS?
-Desgraciadamcnte, no. \
buena prueba de clio son los sen
sibles academies en- que han perdi
do la vida, hace pocos diaS, valios
bravos aviadores ingleses tripuIan
90 aParat0S del miSmo tlpo que
los que han venido a Madrid.
Cleric que los dos lIltimos me-
ses han sido terrible para la avia-
ci6n, tanto Ell lngIaterra Y Fran
cia, como en- Espana.
y, sin embargo, la proportion
de academies en- relaci0n al nG-
nero de horas de vuelo sigue sien
do la misma, con ligeras oscilacio
nes en- Espaila y Ell el eXtranjero ::
nn aviador muerto por cada 500
horas de vuelo.
No hablemOs de muertes. Vol
vamos a los aparatos. Deciamos
que los aeroplanos espanoles.
"A igualdad de tipO y de po-
tencia, no hacen NAL papel, com
parados con los mejores cOnocidos
Eel aerOplanO, actualmente en- prue
bas de reception, que ha proyecta-
do Y cOnstrufdo el captain Barron,
y que tripulaba el martes 1ltimo
ell photo O'Page, ha demOstrado
con sus acrObaticas evOluciOnes
insuperables condolences aerOnau-
ticas, reconOcidas unanimemente
pOr los cOmpetentisimOs photos ex
tranjeros.
-PerO, todo este, no me ha
dicho usted NADIA de sus estudiOs.
Z sCuandO salimOs, en- dirigibles de
La COruila para aterrizar en- Nue
va York?
No vaya usted tan de prisa.
Mi viaje ha sidO de estudiO Y de
information. Actualmente, estOy
redactando ell proyecto complete,
Y ell mes pr0ximO quedara EN- poder
de la Compahfa Trasaltlantica.
-iY cuando comenZar;in las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-20

obras?
-Deje usted que este terminadO
el proyecto. Y, mientras no Sc me
autorice para clio, no me pida de-
TALES que no he de poder darle.
-Deieme al aviador V yamos
con el viajero: :c0mO ha encon-
trado usted a Europa del armis-
tici0?
He encOntradO tOdO cnOrme-
mente caro-: los billeteS del ferro-
carI'il, los hoteles, los reStauran-
tcS...
-Pcr0, mo decian que Ell Pa
ris Sc puele cmer muS bien por
diez frances?
ST; hay, efectivamente, cubier
tos de ese preci0. Per0 yo los
considerable como aperitiyos. Stem
pre- salla del restaurants con mas
hambre que al sentarme la me-
Sa.
q Y ell material ferroviario?
-MuchO peOr que el espall0l,
V los seryicios bastante NAL Orga
nizados. : :Recuerda usted como
Sc rela nuestro amigo mister Be
rus cuando nos contaba que lie ha-
bian dichO Ell una estaci0n espallO
la que era muy diffcil saber a
que hora pasarfa ell tren de las
diez V cuarto? Pues yO estoy de-
seandO encOntrarme Berus para
decirle que Ell Inglaterra no Ocu-
IRE 10 mismo; ALI, el tren de las
diez Y cuartO pasa, indefectible-
mente, a las once Y media Ell pun
to.
-Vamos, que viene usted encan
tado de su TERRA, ,despues de haber
vistO como sc vive fuera de casa.
Y ESQ que mi estancia Sc hizo
agradable por la amabilidad con
que he sidO recibidO Ell Francia y
en- Inglaterra. Los jefes y oficia-
les de aviaci0n me han tratadO
con abrumadOras Y esplendidas
atenciOnes, demOstrandOme con
elias la sincera simpatia que Sc
siente por Espaiia. Estoy cOnven-
cidO de que los elementos sensatOs
de estas naciOnes sienten respe-
to Y carinO pOr una naci0n como
la nuestra, que Sc ha esfOrzade en-
los sufrimientOs de to-
dos, y ha prestadO auxiliO a los ne
cesitados, aunque no Sc haya alis-
tado, buscando una c0mOda posi-
ci6n, en- ningunO de los bandos be-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-20

quien sc apeara del dirigible de un
mOdO tan POGO comfortable.
-Tenga ustd presente que no
tiene ninguna impOrtancia (sal--
vO, naturalmente, para ell intere-
sadO) ell hechO de que ell paraca1-
das no Sc abriera a tempo y hu-
bira que recoger al tripulante he
cho tortilla. Conque levase su do
cumentaci0n en- regla Y fuese IA
cilmehte identifcado, habra cum
plidO su mission.
-DejemOs estas considerable
nes y vamOs Otra cOsa; :que ta-
Heres y fabricas ha visto listed?
Los de dirigibles Astra (don-
de construyen los aparatos Torres
QuevedO) y Zodiac, y los talleres
militares de SaintCyr, Ell Fran
cia; en- Inglaterra, los de la casa
'Vickers; en- BarrOwsin Furnness !;
los del Almirantazgo, Ell Pulham,y y
los de Beardmore, en- Inchinnam
(EscOcia), dOnde estan los mayo
res dirigibles y las principales ia
bricas de hidr6geno. Tam
bien he visitadO las fa--
bricas de aeroplanos de Farman,
Breguet, Lahuson, VOisin, Eel
her, en Francia, y Vickers, Hand
ley Page, De Havilland, en- Ingla-
terra.
-Esos aparatos, por supuesto,
seran mejOrs que los pilOteados
por usted en- Cuatro VientOs V
Getafe.
-Naturalmente. Los Handely
Page, De Havilland,' Bristol Y Far
man, recien llegados a Madrid,
son de 10 mas perfectO que hay en-
Inglaterra y Francia, y vienen,
ademas, dirigidOs por pilotos que
figuran en- primera linea Ell la ayia
ci0n militar inglesa y francesa. Sc
ria ridiculo pretender que nues-
trOs aparatos, construidOs duran
te la guerra con los reducidOs me-
dos disponibles en- Espaiia sin po
der impOrtar materiales del ex-
tranjero, pudieran competir con
los tipos de aeroplanOs mas per-
fecciOnadOs que Sc han ObtenidO
en- Inglaterra y Francia, tras una
production fOrzada durante cua-
tro aiios, a la que Sc han consagra
do cifras fabulosas y facilitado to
do genero de mediOs.
-Entonces, Sestaban en- 10 cier-
to los aviadors ingleses al decir
que 10 que mas les habfa extrafia-,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-20
EN- NIAJE DE NEGOCIOS

III active joven Salvador Ru-
Han, de Los Muchachos, ha embar
cado para los Estados UnidOs pa.
IA hacer compras para esta impor
tante Casa. Estara ausente al
gunas semanas Y lie. deseamOs ell
mejor exito.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-01
TAKES STEPS To
INCREASE STOCK
Capitalization of Graf Lens
Corporation to Be Material
Iy Increased.

Preliminary steps towards tho in
crease of capital stock in the Graf
Lens cooperation were taken by the
stockholders AZ a special meeting
held an the corporation offices Mon
DAY night. After "A two-hour discus
sion the directors voted adjournment
Untn Thursday night. when il is ex-
pected that plans FOR the completion
OF an increased stock issue VIII De
effected
In the superior court Monday aft
ernoon the Graf Lens corporation
counsel proved that the charges
made against the firm by a New
York lens company attempting TO
force il into receiverstdp were false
ly or at least hastily prepared A
bond sufficieut TO cover any injebt-
cdness was furnished by the corpor-
alton Monday afternoon.
after considering the finances Of
the corporation IL was decided By
the stockholders TO furnish the bond
10 take care OF the indie btcdness. II
Is said that the application for re-
ownership was filed 10 insure a
hasty settlement OF accounts with
,he New York concern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-01
Local CitiSenS
Com H1ittee to
Meet De Valera

Four South Benders viii repG esent
The city and the University OF Notre
Dame at the big Irish race conven-
ton 10 be held in Indianapolis, Tues
day afternoon and "Wednesday The
delegates including Rev. Cornelius
HaGerty OF the Notre Dame Friends
OF Irish Freedom. David l.. Gull
foy Il Of the South Bend Friends of
Irish Freedom. William y. Bergan
OF the South Bend division. Ancient
Order Of Hibernians and Mrs. Min
lie Troeger OF the Ladies Auxiliary
@. r.
While at the convention the local
Delegates will serve as "A reception
committee assisting in the enter
tainme Of PRIEST De Valera OF the
1'ish republic and Justice Cohalan
OF New York. Both De Valera and
Cohslan are expected to return TO
South Bend with the delegates 20
deliver lectures az the University Of
Notre Dame either Wednesday aft
ernoCn or Thursday morning-the
date % be decided this afternoon