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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29
Careful Tests.

The work OF this section" the re-
port says. seven went 30 far In the
case Of the later designs as TO include
a test where six men worked. played,
and slept In the masks for an entire
week, only taking them of for 30 min
utes at each meal time, and each day
entebng high concentration of the
most deadly gases without injury to
the wearers."
The chief ingredients Of the protec-
ton against gases IL carbon, which
absorbs the gas lnstantaneously. Co
coanut shells formed the best supply
Of carbon that could be found, and the
known world was raked by American
representatives TO secure what was
needed. In addition enormous ouanti-
ties Of fruit pits and other nut shells
were secured. and the national cam
paign to increase the supply of these
ingredients met with great success.
The slogan Eat more cocoanut," the
report states, Increased the consump-
lion In the country more than 100 per
cent In a very brief period, and In
October, 1918. the government was OBJ
tanning from all sources about $50 tons
per day of cocoanut shells. The fruit
canneries of the Pacific coast supplied
100 tons a day in apricot, peach, and
cherry pits and walnut shells, and the
campaign led by the American Red
Cross to induce the public to o n
tribute fruit pits and nut shells was In
full swing when the armlstice was
signed. 1t Is estimated that 1000 tons
.of material was collected by this
means.
Among the masks designed and pro-
duced were 377,SS1 horse masks, which
were easier of manufacture, as q horse
breathes always through his nose and
Is not as liable to gas poisoning as
man. Other defensive equipment pro
duced In large amounts included dug.
out blankets to seal the doors Of under
ground shelters from gas, and oiled
clothing, understanding. and gloves Ia
protect from mustard oil. There were
shipped also 1906 special signal horns
TO give warning Of gas and more than
10000 fans to blow the vapor out OF
trenches and dugouts.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-29

A1otksr element Of the program val
The prodncaon Of tear gases. not dead.
ly rDdsr ordinary circumstances, but
designed 20 produce blindness thus
forcing the troops 70 use masks eI.
tensiyely, inpairins their military
efficiency. The foundation Of these
gases vas bromlne. the main supply Of
which Is obtained from subterranean
solutions found chiefly In the vicinity
Of Midland. Mich. where the govern
ment financed the sinking Of seventeen
brine wells under direction Of the Dow
Chemical company. which we're pre-
pared to supply 10000 tons q year.
The other chief gases are the So
called killers" the gases so deadly az
to bring death unless safeguards are
provided, chlorine and ~chlorpicrin and
p~hosgene. The only one Of these pro-
duced commercially In the United
States was chlorine. and even with
that the supply was utterly inadequate
to the demand.
A statistical table shows that 1,4S8
tons Of chlorine In liquid form, 1903
tons of chlorpicrin, 420 tons of phos-
gene, and 100 tons Of mustard oil were
actually shipped overseas from jan
uary to November, 1918. In addition
100000 75-millimeter shells loaded with
chlorpicrin and 10000 loaded with
mustard oil went abroad, the ship
ments including 224,0O0 phosphorus
grenedes as smoke bombs, and 1900
phosgene bombs for Livens mortars.
The capacity for filling shells and
bombs on the day of the armlstice ex-
ceeded 100000 a month. AT that time
the practice of shipping gases abroad
In bulk to be loaded into projectiles
on the other side had been abandoned.
1--WE therefore shipped to Europe In
bulk" the report states, 1862 tons of
gas or its equivalent. This was largely
loaded into shells and used by the
United States troops or those of the
Allies. This quantity was sufficient to
load 100000 shells, t~wo-thirds of
them being Of the 75-mm. callbre and
the other one-third 155-mm., the total
number being thought to be at least
equal to the total number OF gas shell
fired by American troops In action.
Thus, while American gas was moi
actually fired In American shell against
the Germans, American gas was nsed
against the enemy and America fur.
nished at least as much gas az she
fred.
"In addition to this we shipped IS,
600 Livens drums loaded with phos
gene. These contained go tons Of gas
and some OF them were fred at the
enemy"
A table Of casualties at the Edge
wood arsenal shows that while only
four men lost their lives from gns Al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
DEMOCRATS DEFEATED
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Misc Florence Hoge Receives messsRe
Prom HiEs Paul, showing
Who's TO Blame.

Miss Florence Hoge, chairman OF the
Ohio County Equal Suffrage League
received the following telegram from
Miss Paul, from Washington Guy last
evening, telling her that the Democrats
were responsible for defeating the SUI
frase amendment to the national con
stitution. The telegram Is SELF explain
atory ahd Is as follows:
Miss Paul made the following state
mcnt on suffrage defeat. Democratic
administration for third time has per
ni,tcd suffrage defeat President Will
SON and his party could have secured
the one vote needed. We shall lmHe-
dfatcly press for reversal Of senate
action before March 4th. The time Is
short. bu, If dynasties and kaisers can
Lc overthrow in n few days. 1t shouiu
he possible 10 cnfranchisc American
women before this congress ENDS.
Signed, Woman's Party Press, Wash
inst&n. ID. c."
according 10 reports gathered
throughout the local district last even
Inc. there is TO he no ,let-up in work
inC for cdual rights for women, anu
several OF the leaders stated that euu-
cation must be advanced through inc
schools so that the younger general
ton shalt be able In rull' themselves
out of the mud. That all other coun-
tries on the face OF the earth now
have equal rights for women with the
exception Of the United States and
few others WAS the contention OF those
interviewed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SHOOK WITH
NERVOUSNESS
A Lady Was Flat on Her Back
With Terrible Spells, But Her
Husband Got Cardui,-.
And Now She Is
Grateful.

Mckinney, Te1as-Mrs. Mary Steph.
enson, Of this place, states: About
a year and q half ago was down in
bed for six weeks, not able to sit up.
I was fiat ON my back and had ter
rible spells. Why, It looked
like I would die. At times I didn't
know anything. I would get nervous,
I couldn't bear anyone to talk to me,
Il would just jerk and shook with
nervousness across my back
was SO sore and ached me all the
time. would have a dizzy feeling.
My limbs ached me and l would get
numb and feel so weak
said to my husband l knew Cardui
was good and l believed had best
try it.
He got me bottle of Cardui, and
when I had only taken one:half bot,
tie Of Cardui felt stronger. took
a half dozen bottles altogether. then
in two weeks after I began taking
was up, in three was doing my work.
praise Cardui for | believe it saved
my life and am grateful"
For over DO years Cardui has been
helping weak. sick women back to
health and strength. Try It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Morning Session.

With q largo attendance OF ministers
and luymcn present, tho opening Ses-
sion Of the Lutheran Inner Mission IN
stitutc Of Wheeling and its vicinity was
cpcncd In ST. JaInca' Evangelical Luth-
Gran church. Chapline street, at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, with tho
Rev. DIR. E. q. Howard prosidinS, VINO
conducted the devotional exercises. mo
nrincipal address wa delivered by the
Rev. Dr. A. Herring. superintendent OF
tho Lutheran Inner Mission Slcrty, with
headquarters in Pittsburgh. Hc spoke
upon Missionary Obligations III inc
Community"
DR.. Herring told Of the. needs OF the
un-churchcd and the n-church-goihs
through opcn-air evangelism. shop
meetings. vacation Bible schools, the
distribution Of literature and the gnth-
erinc Of material for adult chtcchct!chi
work. special services and work In 3ails
and hospitals. His able talk was roi-
lowed by Il discussion in which several
ministers participated. Brief talks rcln'
tive to the campaign were incidentally
discussed by tho ministers present. bus
they reserved their principal dcciarn'
lions for the lnncr-mccting held later
In the day.
Afternoon Session.
The session was resumed at O'CLOCK
in ST. james church. Tho Rev. Dr. o.
G. Dean, pastor Of Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran church. was in charge. OF the
devotional exercises and presided at the
meeting. The Rev Dr. Herring discuss
ed ~ Program for the Lutheran Church
Of Wheeling and its Vicinity" Hc gave
some excellent suggestions ana dwci'
upon the fact that the way To discover
the needs was through a, congregation
canvass and parish survey. Fc was
followed by the Rev. pr. Dean, wnt
spoke upon Finding and Adopting tht
Means to Meet tho Needs" He brought
out some excellent suggestions that wi:
be acted upon in bringing about tho dc
sired results A general discussion wa!
entered into following tho addresses
The meeting closed with the opening O.
| the question box.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
ONLY Ono .RRomo auRIINEr

To ret the genuine. call for full name
LAXATIVE BROMo Qg1NISE Tablets
Look for signature Of l.. w. Grove
Cures q Cold IN One Day. SOC.
=RuY MAR SAVINGS STAMrs.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
How Fat Folks
Nav Become Thin

II you are suddenly becoming stout, or
If you have been putting on flesh for
years, the cause is generally the same
lack Of oxygen carrying power Of tho
blood. This trouble occurs mostly In
men and women over thirty. but 1t may
be easily treated and without any Of the
privations most fat people imagine nee
essary to reduce their weight. Simply go
to your druggist and get box Of Ply
nola. Take five grains after each meal
and at bedtime. Wonderful results
should be quickly accomplished by this
simple treatment.
Be sure however you set the genuine
Phynola. 1t is put up in original scaled
packaSes. is pleasant to tnke and gives
prompt results. c. H. Grtest & Co. Orig
fnal Cut Rate Store, 112S Market street,
can supply you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SPLENDID oRAToRY PREDod
MATED AT WELL ATTENDED
OPENING SESSION AT
FIRST CHURCH.

Goal should Be Easily Reacneo Day
Speakers, In View Of war of1'e
Records Made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
SEEKS INFORMATION.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1o.--A rrsolu-
ton by Senator Ransdcll OF Louisiana.
calling upon the various government de-
partmcnts for Information relative to
The present supply Of fuel oil, was
adopted today BY the senate commerce
committee. It asks specifically nbout
the. effect OF Mexican restrictions Upon
tho output Of that country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
is expected to be a grand success. Ins ns

Is expected 70 DO s1H'1 az
will be no admission charged ana inc
general public Is cordially invited.
FEBRUARY to IL is being celebrates as
the ninth anniversary Of the Boy scouts
of this district and has been success;
Last Saturday the scouts held an al
day hike. Sunday morning preaehsi5
throughout tho city delivered specla!
sermon that was very interesting to all
scouts. The demonstration tonight will
be the last of the big events for the
week The program for tho Gay ~ as
follows: ~
: 500 D. m. big parade in which al
Scouts will participate.
auditorium
500 o'clock. b. M Butler, Scout Com
missioner for the third district, Will pre-
sent the Third Liberty Loan Emblem 70
the local Boy Scouts. This Will De fol-
lowed by scout demonstration OF "A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Day in Camp" as:
First call.

First call
Reveille ana dressing contest.
Assembly and setting up exercises
To the Colors, salute and pledge to the
flag.
Stretcher making and first aid demon
stratlon-
Knot tying Gin tho order as in boys
handbook)
Friction fro lighting.
Signalling (both codes.)
Paul Revere raen
Retreat
Taps
The program viii be interspersed with
music which will be furnished by the
Scouts Bugle and Drum corps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
boV Scouts Are 10
Celebrate Tonight
Birrest Demonstration OF TIE Kind
Ever Held In wheeling Planned
TOT Today-No Admission
Charged.

Boy Scouts of this district are giving
a big entertainment at the Market Aud
itorium this evening. This will be the
biggest event ever held IN scoutdoIn and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
.HIIF MILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN
F0RLI|THERAN CHURCH WORK IN
FRANCE LAUNCHED LAST NIGHT

Harvard r. Cold, secretary OF the Nation
al Lutheran commission for Soldiers and
Sailors Welfare but he was unable to DO
present. The meeting Yves closed with
Singing the national anthem md bcnedlc-
ton BY tho Rev. Or. Howard.
Those present at the dinner were:
VIM. ]. Bcneke Herbert f. Tucker
H. l.. Hohmann William Rist
4. L. Schmidt Il. q. Howard :
Fred c. Steinbicker Mrs. Henry Beulekc
Mrs. c. Fl. Seabright
Mr. and Mrs Otto Schenk
Mrs. Fred G. Strochman
Mr.. Fred G. Stroehmann
Gustav ". Levi
A. G. Dienstcl. Bridgeport
Mrs E. G. Ricdel. Bridgeport
l. l.. G. Riedcl Bridgeport
R. G. Roscnhaum. pastor. Bridgeport.
Mrs r. G. Rosenbaum, Bridgeport.
Laura c. Bingel. Bridgeport.
A. Henry. Pittsburgh,
! Mrs. w. c. Moore Mrs. VIM. Floto
Mrs. ]. c. Stroehel Mrs. G. 6. Bramcr
clara f. Strocbel Mrs. l.. Peterson
Frank r. Jensen. Washington. Pa
Mrs George Fisher
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Critchlow.
Rev and Mrs. o: C. Dean.
Mrs o. C. Dean Mr.. J. ]. Brockardt
Mrs, ]. ]. Brockardt
Rev, George r. Helm
Rev. and Mrs. Walter L. Schuette
W. Z. Schramm Rev. r. Kittei
p. r. Mcdaniel, Mound@rlilo
; Chas. Pandi VIM. l.. Frltz
| = w Kern Chas. W. Dietrich
, John Dtz w. a. Albright
Rev. S. II. Strauss
| N.,anptIpnpr
Row. r. r. Vorling. Marietta. 0.
YIN r. Grabc John G.. Lynch
Mrs. John C. I.ynchH. L. Iucrgehs
Night Meeting Hold.
| EollovInr. the dinncr-session, an IN
| formal reception was held in the church
parlors for the visiting clergy and lay
| men At s o'clock the final meeting 10
| prcpare to launch the drive was hcIo IN
! tho auditorium Of the edificc. 4 num-
her Of excellent addresses were made
tho principal speakers being the Rev.
! rr. i, Herring, az Pittsburgh. one OK the
! most popular Lutheran pastors Oh the
! Smoky City. Ho delivered an uoie TAX
on Tho Organization OF an Institute
Mission" He told Of much good thas
could be derived during III" campaign
| by such an organization ana that "
make the drive a success there must BIZ
|
tions and members Of tho Lutheran
/ churches
THE Church and the Reconstruction
was discussed by the Rev DR.. w. D.
Schra.nu, of Pittsburgh. He told oil
| what is needed and what must DC lar-
pished by tho Lutheran churches OF
! America in promoting the faith across
the seas; that France is expecting inner
! ica to bring the gospel into all parts Of
hcr land and it is the duty OF all Luth-
Grams 10 do their part.
The devotional services preceding inc
discourscs were conducted by the Rev
Or. Walter L. Schuctte. pastor or 81.
James church. who presided at the
| meeting.
Tho pronouncing of the bcncdiction at
the night session formally brought u
d close all preliminary plans for launch
inr the campaign in this community.
which will be followed by tho orsnntza-
ton of church teams and their cam
paigns in canyassng for donations.
4 A-Ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
MI Vim SAVED LIFE
THESE ARE THE WORDS OF
MRS. ALLEN KELLER, OF 5aa
CHARLESWAY, BRADDOCK, PA.
NEW HOPE FOR SUFFERERS
To express her faith in the most
popular tonic on the market, she

~ ShHk COO A4Sk 4SbbA A4A VAN 1920
popular tonic on the market, sh
says:
After what have gone thru, 1
feel it is my duty to tell Others what
M Vim did for me so that they can
get the Same benefit / had been
doetorinE for month";. bat they never
helped me. l took my lie In ny
own hands and won't to KJtsahsrs
Drug Store. In Braddoek. and asked
for the best tonic in: tho store. He
said M Vim wa tie best had
Rheumatism, = very bad Stomach
and Yellow JRundiee. ! WAS % weak
and nervous could hardly walk
could not cot or sleep. have taken
threa bottles, and ferl Ike . nGw
woman. Afeer all / had given up,
felt a. tho HE was short FOR me;
and had It not been for M Vim. !
would be In my EfANo today. It
eurely WINS Codsend TO me, and
feel tho cannot praise it sneuvh.
lost % pou1ms In ssvsn weeks
now doing ny own WORK.
thanks 70 M VIM:
NJ Vim is a wonder, and will d,
for you what it did for Mrs. Keller
Only s1.00. Sold at Central Drui
Store, Levi Block, Oil City. Alst
Riesenman Drug Store, Franklin, Pa
NJ Vim may be had in Wheeling a
Greist & Company's Drug Store, LIZ
Market Street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11

It sometimes, happens that domestic
explosion Is the result OF lot Of the
Dries getting into mans mind.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
PRECIOS DE SuSCRIPCION:
EDJCION DIARIA

En- les Estados Unidos. Mexico. Canada. Gu
ka, Puerto Rico. pa.an& , las lslas Fiilpinas:
Seis rlesss
Tres meses
En- Centre y Sur America tcxceptuando
Panama.. EuroIr y ics demas pai5es COM
p-enditos On Z Union Postal UNIVERSAL:
UI sno o
Tres ueSsS
EDICION SEMANARIA
(Mit-co!es)-
En- los Esta6os Ur:doa. hfGxico. Canada. Gu
tg, Puerto Ricc. PANAMA ) las LsIas tdi?inss:
sels u!eses eo.'o
En- Centre : Sur America. tcxceptusndo
Panama.. Europa. etc:
in nnc NL-eo
Los pages deben hacerse 2cT ade!antauo.
en- giro postal Q de Expires, Cazta eerufica-
In o l-tra sobrs ->uevs iork. Los precios
de sus,ripci6n son ~ c!ne-o americana D ~
equivaienciA ell mcn:da del pals O. dond=
DC ~so.icite e. periodico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
LOS NINOS Sc SIEN-
TEN BIEN
NO Sc do NINGUN Case
De ENFERMEDAD EN-
Ell ASILO De
NINOS.

La Sra. ". c. Groves Sc e~ncuentra
lena de gusto, po-que ninguno de los
2S rinicos cue tie2e a su cargo, en-
el Day Nursery and Children's
Home De Beaumont, padece de res
friado. dolores de oidcs, dolores de
est6mago 0 de cualquiera otra c!aSe
de dolores o Intermediates. En- es-
ia misma epoca del aNo paSado, el
asilo Sc e~ncontraoa presa de "a IN
fluenza espanola. segun consta en- e.
beaumont Journal"
Los ninoS deben ser siempre bleN
cuidadoS. 81 su SlSten.a Sc encuen-
ira en- buen est2do, e. pehgro de IA
influenza. reSfrios, malaria o ca.en-
turaS, eS remote.
Los doctores ~pred!cen "a vuelta de
Ia Influenza en- este ano. Las fle-
hres Y ca!enturas son va muv comu-
res. deb;do a la humetad ~eXagerada
cue en- todas parties eXiste.
i Ia mayoria de las gentes usaran
e. vieio Y conocido remedio. TIE de
ia Abuela. cue limpia efjcieAtemen-
te, Ell sistema ' actua suave, pero
efectivamentc sobre el higado e in
testinos, habria mucho menos enfer-
u-edaGeS. Hace que e. ORGANISING es-
t. liSto 4 repeler el embate de las en-
~fermedades. Debe administrarse tam
bien d los ninos.
FL re de la .Abuela Sc e~ncuentra
&c venta en- todas parties. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
COMO do FIN A 81 ENFERME,
DAD DE LOS RINONES.

"Tuve IN fuerte ataque de enter
medad de los rinones Y por tres Sc
ranas no pude salir de casa y ca
81 no pude levantarme de Ia CANA,
escribi6 c. z. Brewer, Village
Springs, Ala. NO podia moverme a
causa de los fuertes dolores. Com
pre- una botella de Foley Kidney
Pills V q las pocas dosis mejore ha-
biendo continuado 81 uso hasta mi
complete alivio. Considero a las
Foley Kidney Pills Ell mejor reme
do del nundo. No he vuelto a pa
decor en- 10 absolGto.' (AdY.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
Las ~clecciOres

e. nroximo domingo tendranS lu-
gar las elecciones municipales en- Ia
vecina pob!aci6n de Calexico. La lu-
cha Que han estado d~esarrollando los
dos Clubs politicos cue s~cstienen, el
'.Benito Juarez' al senior Borquez Y
ell "Defensor del Pueblo al senior
Ramos. Sc ha llevado dentro de las
practices legales mas estrictas.
FL triunfo Sc inclina mucho a IA
0 del senior Ramos, pues su CRU
DO cs 81 de mayor representation en-
este d;srrito. en- tanto que el senior
B6rquez solo es soStenido por muy
peas personals en- su mayoria cx-
tranjeroS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
Crrti'o ,~I'c-gcdOs

Favorable impression ha causado en-
el nisSrito Norte de la Baja Cali
fornia Ia ley preSentaGa por el
Cnngrcso mexicano favorable al cs-
tablecin.iento de cuatro juzgados de
prin;era instancia en- vez de IN solo
como habia antes en- el Distrito Nor
tc.
Esos cuatro juzgados quedaran es-
t~ablecidos en- Ensenada, Tijuana, Te-
cate Y Mexica!i. Ell de mas impor-
tancia Sera sin duda alguna de esta
Ultima poblacion por el aumento &c
los negocios que hay aqui.
Los rsfuerzos que Sc hicieron an
te 81 Gobierno de Mexico para que
Sc e~stablcciran esos cuatro 'uzgadoS
en- vez de uno solo. como 10 habia
detcrmirado Ell Congreso. han sido CO.
ronados Hor Ell eXito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09

CALEXICO, California Die. 3
Los trabajos para poner n bar
da de acero en- una extension muy
considerable de Ia Inca diviscria en-
les inncdiaciones de Mexicali y Ca
lexico. estan siendo lievadas a cabo
con gran actividad.
La barda estara sosten;da por pos
tes de fierro Y sera de alambre de
plas en- su parte superior.
Fl objeto &c esta barda IS impedir
cue sigan los contrabandistas del la
do maxicano hacienda de las suyas.
FL senior Lie. Don Jacinto Ba-
rrera, Sscretario de Gobierno del
Distrito Norte. ACADIA de l.egar de
Les Angeles donde estuvo durante
una ser1ana atendiardo a su padre
oolitico. Don Jose Arizona, Que Sc en-
cuentra Z las puertas Gel sepulcro
victima de grave e~nfermedad.
Fl estado cue guarda el paciente
es sumamente grave a pesar de los
~ccnstantcs cuidados de que esta ro-
deadc Y de los mediccs cue 10 atien-
den en- Ia ciudad angelopoiitana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
Sc RINDIERON MUCHOS REBEL
DIES A LOS CARRANCISTAS
..o-ru ,sa,-a. pa-a ri FEENSA

f,>1-em- csne.:m pG-a I'll FEENS-
LAREDO. Texas, Diciembre t.
I'm despachc procedente de Atlixco,
Puebla, anuncia Ia rendiclon de mu-
chos iefes rebeldes a Pablo Coma
!ez. Entire ellos Sc cuenta Juan Ube-
"a a ouien sc acusa de haber sido
uno de los que secuestraron a Jen-
kins.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
LIS iisstas de- F. c.

Sc anuncian muy suntuoSas las fies
tas que han lie tener verificativo a.
qui con motivo &c Ia inauguration
del F~errocarril San Diego Y Arizona.
Los primeros dias de fiesta IN San
Diego han sido magnificos. Los in
illustrates Y los banqueros ' ferro-
c~arrilercs en- Los Angeles Y del Va
lie Imperial. hsH asistido E. esas fleS-
1as. asi enc el Gobernador de Ca
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-09
UNA MURALLA De ACERO EN- LA LINEA DIVIS0RIA
Esta siendo construida entire Mexicali y Calexico para EVIL
tar los contrabandos, que SON frecuentes
NOTICZAS DIVERSAS De LA BAJA CALIFORNIA

lifornia, senior Stephens. Ahora Sc
cree que esas mismas personals ren-
dram a FL Centre Y a Calexico los
dias 5 V 6 que son los senalados para
las f:estas aCui.