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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Dury ACCIDENT Yleffw.

The funeral service of Rfchar I'd
Henry Hawkes.. who was killed Thurs
day Afternoon on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. will
be conducted this afternoon at 3
o'clock. In the home, 1921 Stuart ave-
nue. Mr.. Hawkes. was a fIagmnn on
the road and was In pursuit of his
duties when killed.
According to persons who found the
body Mr.. Hawkes. was struck BY
northbound train SO and death was In
Simultaneous. The body was not man.
gled, He Is survived by his wife, who
was Louise Morrissette. and one child,
Dorothy Nine Morrissette. Ave years
old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Cruxet Va, Jan fS.---J. l. Htnfon dfed
w Wednesday afternoon at 3:tS o'clock 1t
his home, after a short Illness follow
ing an attack of Influenza and double
pneumonia
Mr.. Binfon wss comparatively
young man. He was In the employ OF
the Chesnpeake and Ol1U railway
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Obituary
Nrx. Jane Agnan Aslhby.

Mrs, Jane Arnali Ashby. who died
Tuesday night at the stuart Circle
hospital. was buried Thursday after
moon In Riverview cemetery. Funeral
services were held in the home. l32s
WNSt Main street. The pailbearers
faIl0w: Waiter De Coursry, Owen
Kaym, Isewis EhumAn, Byrd Holmes.
1ltchaFA noliaxd and ThomAs Whit
loek.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Thomas Jcfferuon. coloreA. w. nnaa
$50 and sentenced 70 s4rvo o. monlA
In Jail for violation ~ the pEoAlott1on
law. This In tn minimum panAl1E
imposed upon such violRtsfA Js3ee-
son prevtoualy had hosa AneA 41ee
In police court a 4. eAAsoD - eAEy-
ing 4 concealed weApaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Charlottesville, Va. Jan fS.-W1ftiam
sacre, Of FSfevflie, died at o'clock
Friday morning at the University hos
pttni. after 4 brief Illness Of pneumo-
MIA, following an attack Of Influenza
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
xult> M. rl1asAuars.

sk1ns julia NJ Peasants, seventy
sneyen years old. died at her home.
t1faeaoa Him." In Henrtc0 county.
ThmfuAay morning at 8:3A O'Clock
- wne buried Friday in Hollywood.
- 1unaPal services being held IT tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Eppa Lee williams, a soldier Of
Camp Lee, upon whom 4 sentence OF
fifteen YEARS had been imposed for de-
sertion. 10 being sought by the local
police.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Hnua Taylor Kemtta

- body Of Paul Taylor Keats.
SON Of Thomas A. and
1GrA Nande Shepherd Keats, has
oan taken to south Boston for burial.
sxhe tnfA1t died Thursday In tho home
s0f hin parents. Eouth Plum street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

EnGeaa services for Mira Esther
yn1on13no Turner were conducted
101ug1nv afternoon In the home Of
81vtd1on, 600 East Grace street.
IIo 2WlAl vas In Hollywood
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19


The endowment Of q room. or .
memorial Of some kind. to Bette
Elicit, q much beloved inmate OF the
hospital for twsnty-eight yeara was
discussed and referred to the axecu-
tive board for fnAl action.
Thursday, February IL. was named
as Founders Day. being the thirty
first anniversary Of the founding OF
the hospital Exercises win be held
at the hospital on that day at IL
O'Clock. DIR. Douglas Freeman will
make the address. The program will
De announced later.
The following officers were elected:
President, Miss Frances B. Scott; FIRST
.vice president, MrA Ramon ID. Garcin !;
second vice president. MrA George
Wayne Anderson: third vice presi-
dent, Mira. +. A. Cary: fourth vice
president, Mrs. W. B. CAtlett; NTH
vice president MrA n. T. Robinson;
treasurer, Mrs. George T. King; re-
cording secretary. Mrs Oliver Sands;
corresponding secretary. Mrs Charles
r. Les; medical director. DR.. Mar
garet Kuyk-
Standing. committees WIN b APP
pointed later. The board feels that
much of the SUCCESS OF the past year
In duo to the nntls1ng efforts Of; tie
efficient supertnaeN01uk Mi1 MAftAa
v Bayior. se~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Arthur Leo HAxloW.

- 0unNFA1 Of Arthur Lee Harlow,
$50 uon u Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Har-
~ Louiaiana street. was held
e1ny afternoon The burial was
s1n GnkWood,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

XEal sssvtces for Sidney Fen.
- A5o1 ThuTsday night In his home
& UM1neA, were conducted in Caro-
1o9nU. He Was widely known
Dow maA Mr.. Feil u survived by
01Ao ond four children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
- II Hfm1ylu

- 3ansrAl OF Jesse II. Stubs.
Year, old. = Confederate
%ognMI wns conducted in Spotsyl-
nle cD1nty. Nr. stubs died 4 few
y1 a8D. He was proprietor OF
kM1&1 Mif1a. near Belmont.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Hn~u11 services for w. p. Bish-
-, Guvony-six year. old, who died
Gny h the SOLDIER Home here.
- eooAueteA In this city. The
g1n1 NAs III Hollywood. Mr.. Bish-
14W Wns = native Of Prince william
Aowp1y. He served In the war be-
tDoon - sEa&es ~ a member Of Com
4aMv O. Forty-seventh Virginia in
A&mtGy. He lived In Westmoreiand
ee~mty before coming TO this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
uwx Lee Terrell.

Orange. Va. Jan. 1S.--The many
friends Of Roy Lea Terrell WIN regret
20 learn Of his death Fat his homo at
Timber Ridge. Va on January :, death
being due to pneumonia preceded BY tn
f,uenxa He leaves a wife and two
small children. mother. Mrn. J. B.
wright Of Seattle. Wash; one sister.
and many other relatives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

fredericksburg. Va. Jan. 1A--19r&
Lula Cooper. wife Of James d. Cooper.
died at her home In this city Wednes-
day after an illness OF several months.
Besides her husband she Is survived by
six children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
S;iiiflliffiliiiiiidd a aiiiS
CLOSES GOOD YEAR


The annual meeting Of the board OF
managers of the Sheitering Arms hos
pit1i was held At the hospital Mon
aAy morning. January IL. Reports
for the year just closed were read.
showing splendid achievements. con-
sidering the many demands upon a
generous public.
Total number Of patients treated
during the year. SOS, representing
1893 days of absolutely free treat
ment. an average of forty patients a
day. The patients were as follows:
One hundred and sixty-four male,
432 female tof this number ass were
from the city and Ill from the state
at large): 1.5 physicians practiced in
the hospital during the year, giving
cheerfully of their skill and time.
Total receipts, from all sources, in
GUIDING cash and donations of sup
plies, $23,i62.72. OF this amount
several thousands were spent for back
debts. Total expenses for the year
1918, S20,641.19. OF this amount the
city gave 5000. also a large part of
the gas consumed: $500 interest on
the endowment fund, about $500
from the different circles of the
Kings Daughters, and the balance
from friends OF this most worthy
charity.
The larxest number Of deaths n
one year In tho history Of the hos
pital werc recordsd-twenty-nine-
influenza and pneumonia claiming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Fredericksburg. VA. Jan. is.--Mrs
Amen Crawford died at her home near
Screamerviile, Wednesday of pneumo-
mia. following the influenza Besides
her husband she is survived by tive
children 2-..=e s5..z---,as.-s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19
Mr.. T,thel MAY Arusla.

fha rlottesviIle, Va, Jan. I3.-Mt6A
Ethel May Arnold. . pretty school girl
from near Ivanhoe. Wyths county. WAS
brought to Charlottesville on southern
Railway train No. 1875 last evening. for
treatment at the University hospital Tor
white swelling, from which she had
suffered since last August. In less than
ten minutes after entering the hospital
she expired.
Miss Arnold. just fourteen years OF
age, was the daughter Of J. II. Arnold.
a Wythe county farmer. but had made
her home for several years past with
her uncle. ri. r. Arnold. Besides her
narcnfs she leaves one brother ana
four sisters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-19

Charlottesville, Va. Jan. lS.---Mrs.
Roxie Cameron died Thursday morning
at the home Of her grandson. Meredith
Collins, In the county. and the remains
were taken on the 5:15 Southern train
this morning to Rockfish. where the
funeral and intermont wore held yes
terdRy.
Mrs. Cameron was a native OF N6i-
SON county and was cighty-nve years
of age.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Il EXPULSION De FADRA RIVAS


']a9ta atehc3'" SeSI.ia'> q Ue>P'F-
tar d~eMorr&Iico 42 MeI.lo y Ouo"'
hSt7 nos mace %~2roF>lhaf GO" en-
t"Si%>''o 4 ot's''h que sc NOS o.sC
&c dc PeHer""S (: 'e-@t'' po' "I-
-" dc EStet con 20. -~H''ieC'"alSS ue
'SoS COS la!seS- La i'-" -
ce>2 den0hc'"' deS''e G'' t"> ne
&aHdadeS' i1S "oaS2S 'ei Po"es, Tvs
acS's &c "r'''farleI"' ) s. eSIus; -
poE l"','>', en- /" 10y ''e P'"
JF 'T'".I'" ! H.!s"" H"'
80
EstaS ide"s. cuya representatives,
cstenta 81 senior tao:A RlI"S' no 50
cOmpauecen con las quo prociama G"
>uS Geclaracioues de SocIal.Sta AGRA
IA. porQue q 'bolsheVkismo que
&cfieude e., ea cSencia. ei atentado
contra Ia rhertad individual Y contra
toGcS los HamadoS ~"derecnoS del
horabre Y t"l clUaadanu cue Ia re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

I'm 81 vayor "Rc:na Maria CriStl-
~" one sai,5 hov lie La Habana.
fue emoarcado por ordeu del Go
bjerno. 81 senior Antonio Faora HI
vas a uuicn sc iI1ga ono cNtr@n-
zero ?ernicioso
Fabra Riyas, licerc.2Go en- i'!o>o-
fla y 'er.as. ~ex-profesor &c ~ escue-
~ 10 Guerra De Berlin. ) dc IN CO.
fog;o de LondreS. ueso ( Cuna CO.
mi=ionado Dor "L'EUroge NouvelIe.
con 81 fin que Gcspues sc leer@- Is
adenas. Representative de l. ttuMa-
mite" = lie "L'Avenir." de Paris '
De ..E<pana." de Madrid En- union
del famoso politico radical, BesteLro'
Fabra RiyaS representa- al SocIalS-
mo espanol ante Il llternac!ona'
sociaIsta y acep.a e. "ooiSheviklS-
NO uSo
Fapra R:vaS ~ hcmbre de eNtensa
cultura; aunquc nacido en- ESpana'
~ pasado crar vartc jc 81 vida en-
Iaclaterra. A!cmauia Y Francia. : 81
M ~caracteriza5o como propagandis-
Ia T3fNtdl
La orden Ge expulsion dada nor Ct
Gobierno cubano ha sido muy bien
recibida po- los hombres 10 blen.
poruue IA ~preseEcja lie Fahra Rivas
en- esros momvrtos de a~gitacjoN oOre-
"a. era M pel:sro para eI orden pu-
bIco Las deciaraciones hecha> a Ia
prensa habauera por e. agitador,
auneue cuidadoSas Y de calculada
nr2,dencia. deiau YER = Us cluras
las tendencies de su @uror
La mission del p~ropagand!sta es-
Danol era. Ell apariencia II menoS.
Ia de fundar Ell CUBA ' Mexico. Su-
cursales de Ia "Liga FRANCESCA para
Ia defensa de los Gerechos del hon.
bre ' del ciudadano." y en- Ia ere
deneial que pIblico algun periodic,
de este puerto. Sc lccn cstaS pala-
bras suscritas por los directories de
IN "LIra" CT Paris: listed sabe con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

trato esta question, declare que dcbi.
saluGarse a Ia revolution rlsa Io
die QUO no era dablc admiyir IN
juicic exacto. pero que eNistla ur
hecho positive: Ia desaparicIon' del
zalismo. Y que entire el Zarlsmo y ?!
regimen que ha salido de la Y
luci6u. nos pronunciabamoS contra
e. Zarismo.
"Existen RI RuSia cIatro secclo-
nes sccialistaS. pcrtenecientes todas
4 in international: los mjnimaliStas
0 m~enshevikis, los socialistaS reEo-
lucionarioS que tienen entire sus
.leadcrs'' 4 RuEanovich: los social
dem6cratas. con Piejanoff, mucrto
recientemente. Y CT maXimalismo o
0olshcvikismo con Lenine Y Trotsky
= Ia caboza No podemos acep-
ar a unos sin perjuicio de otrOs."
Muc!.&s cosas mas ha dicho Fa-
ora RivaS acerc; de Ia revolucioE
| rUSa. y llama IL ateEcion que to-
, da,ia ,<istan homhr"s honorables,
capaces lie soStener II absurda tests
que prefiere el bardolerismo boil
shevikjSta. al zar;smo. con ser este
tan o~probioso como Sc qufera-
ToGas las revoluciones violentas
" solo una ha eXiSt;do en- forma pa
cifica: ell CristianiSmo) han frac2-
sado miserablcmente. porque no CO.
r!gen ninguno de los defectos del
regimen que atacan. Y 81 aumentaH
los males ~Scciales con toda suerte de
delitos. :QIe revolucion no ha ira
1ado dc iuStif;carSc Ell nombre &c
la libertad' y, sin embargo. toda2
han Sido ~,iranicas. Dos ~ciemploS. uno
tornado dc Ia rc"oluCicn fran"cSa :
cl otro de Ia actual ruSa lpara no
po1er los cjos eli NeNicol prueban
10 que digo. La bond&d Y m~ansedum-
IRE dc Luis XVI forma contrast
con la ferocidad dcspotica de Robes
pierre. FL GacifiSmo c]andoroso del
Ear Nicolas de Russia Sc destaca Co
mo UT copo de nieve sobre el lago
de sangre en- que Sc ahoga el pueblo
moscovita "soOernado' por Lenine.
Pero d estas. objecio2es contestan los
radicales que los d~es6rdenes Y a0n
los crimenes cue comcten los revo-
iucionarios son producto de Ia amor
malidad, dc Il cpoca transltoria V
que NADIA tienen que Yer con las ideas
inSpiradoras del movimiento. Todo
10 cual viene a ser una repeticlon
De la tests immoral de que Eel fin
! ius-ifica los medios," Y. por otra
parte. eS absurdo suroner que les
males de Ia tirania Sc tacan Y des-
truyen eficazmente con 81 empl2o
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la CEMCIENTA De MEXICO

habia meneSter colonization aunquc
esta no fuera homogenea: por 10
cual la china ser1a bien acc2iGa.
Fracas6 nucvamente esta empire
! sa: pcro 10 GeScansaron las acti-
vidadeS de los que deseaban la
possession dc la Peninsula. En- los
AMOS de 1878 Il 1879. coincidiendO
con la falta de recOnocimiento del
gobierro del general Diaz V las
temtati;aS rpvOlucionariaS de Mar
Quez dc Leon. Sc planeo la alleXl0n
! por 81 cX-mcNicano Vallejo V 'Su
ycrno Frisbie. c%oncluycndo la en-
| prcSa Il cauSa tie la mala voluntad
que mostr6 cl gobicrnO americana.
En- treinta amos LII Peninsula Sc
GcS;Irrollo cUnSidcrablcmentc. Il pc
Sar dc que los cOncesionarioS de
terrcnOS Flores. Hale. Andradc.
"IIulcr. etc. trabajarOn p0quiSimo
por 81 mcioramicnto del te%rritorio.
Was dc communication. tclGgrafoS.
~cscuclaS. fabricaS cStahlecidaS ..
favoreciGaS por cl ]gobicrnO hicic-
,0' ~ 49,.
n'S" 4"' "a
r:,:L..
e ioualitariaS de los SOcialiStaS,
.man;.+,. M w :. d.r;s ma
- ~
o. d.. C,I;eu, T. h.
-. . 10
u:.;. ~, 49, nahuo., r.. =.
uo.,l,dor.S .~nc,nrtr,r .,litroSo al
~ ,or,ihIo II .,Io,. T., f,l,,
l.. m.i ,h.ol,t, ,I~,fi.iou,os
,: d;s,,or
49,. l,s orr,,os IL. b,bir,r,.. Para
. - Jo,,,t,;,
u u,..
Arid, a,., C,,huil. y 81 ou,vulc
n,.o or o~xn1ot,ci6u t,,.r.uoS ono ga
~ .. ,,
, l., p; ,L.,
~. m..L.. .ia, ,nu n;Io.
~ .,;I,.na. IariJo - l...L.;niau
IA dial r.,r1lo, .ou;.r .,soour, M
,,m .ln. ;E',,;., -, l.. po,in
.l.,
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l..
e ;" wv NC
'''''' Wv " '""i' N"S'"''""' P'
'''i,"'' W" F"''>' ''~~'
on rsIoS dia> 81 uuuuciau entire
nv -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Con Lente y con Pinzas

Chistc diplomatlco:
-cCual es el Ministro que no pide
nunca frias?
FL de Ncruega.
-;Por que?
-ForQue no. .ruega
Yin ST.. D. Jose Arbi. espanol de orr
rem. que yive en- el Hotel Ritz. en-
Mexico. Sc lc perdi6 uH fluX de cast
mir frances. V sc ha queiado a los Mi
nistros de Francia ' Esrana. en- viz
tud de que 81 bien es cierto que cl
Is espanoI. el casimir. por su partc,
es frances. y In jurisdiction dlpio-
matica debc partirse por Ia mitad.
RS de csperarse que el asunto del
traje del senior Arbi. Sc resueIva por
medic de arbitraje. siq1iera per d
auello de Arb. .traje'. .
Ell Mexico Sc estan reconstruyen-
do algunas fincas periudicadaS por
Ia revoluci0n.
Esto Quierc decir que en- MeXlc"
Sc reparan hienes de los males. pero
nc Sc reparan males de los oienes
FL senior don FRANCISCO Torreblan-
ca safe para Quito, en- viaje de nego-
clos.
En- otras palahras. Paquito sale
"pa'Quitc".
TIBERIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

de sistemas analogoS. como sucedc
ahora en- Russia, donde. los bolshe-
vikis preteEden d~csarraigar el ger
men del zarismo mediante una die
tadura feroz Y sanguinaria.
En- Cuba la scmilla b~oIshevlklsta
empezaba a g%erminar, Y nor esta
razon e! Gob;erno Sc ha mostradc
enargico con los a~gitadores. La pre-
sencia de Fabra Rivas V sus predicas
scdiciosas lutheran soliviantado a
los obreros mas de 10 que 10 estan.
l!enandoles Ell cerebro de imposlbles
utopias de igualdad, y quiza haSta de
esas modernisimas aIirmaclones que
erigen ell robo en- teoria filosofica. 81
amor libre en- sistema social Y ia in
compctencia de los "soviets en-
flamante organization polltica.
Jose ELGUERO
Hahana. 10 dc Mario de 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

C'clcbremOS con entuSlaSmo la ac-
li1ud de nueStroS hcrmanoS tie la
Gaia California. que con nohi" IL
lcIidad reafirmar >u union Il Me-
Xico Y tiencn Il gala ser compatrio-
las nuestrUS. no ob>tantc III pro
ra"auGa tan conStantc como ln>i-
dio<a que ~promuevcn los que pre-
lensirn adguirir esd porcion dc
uurStro pals. Por todaS parties
Sc forman clubs, Sc cScribcn pro.
icStas V 81 declara Ell atlas c in
tcli"ihlc< VOICES que rl terrlt0rlo
maciomal no So vcndc por TODD Ell
ORC del mundo.
Una vrZ mas So conilrlna que
Il patriotiSmo. ONO Ia ~clcctrlcl-
dad. 81 acumula en- los extremes
: que aqucllO$ que por Su ale
iamianto del centric polltico mcXi-
cane p%arcccrian mas ajcnos Il cl.
son los que mas 10 bu>can Y los
Que mas St cnorgullcccn dc cStar
Hgado> Il nucStra nacionalidad.
pcru para los que cStamoS cur
Iito$ Ell cStaS cOSaS cSa blen III
.cncionada actitud. cSaS s]inceras y
mobiles dcclaracioncS ticnen Ell SUI
contra al"o que duclc Y mortlfi-
ga: Baia California ha Sido 10 que
Is Ia picl del roStro para cl en-
ferno dc cualquicr dolcncia: ALI
81 han reflejadU nuc>traS laccrlas
y nucSIr;,S ~dcS"racia>, q hicn nucS-
! ;rHS dicha< Y nueStr;l> bicnandan-
zaS. ASi, pucS. Ia actitud de los
! baiacaliforniano>. aunquc sea sd,
! li>factoria para no>otro>. NADIA re-
media III prucha NADIA.
\ cunlar del Irimio del partido
iibrraI. Baia California Ia >ido la
/ Jcnicicnla tie Mexico. FaNorito Il
quirn Sc quicrc halagar. amigo Il
uuicm 81 prctendc >acar 1t" apuro>.
rxjranjcr" ruya rodiria Sc quicre
saciar. ticuen ALI >u natural am
parU.
=. Gorhicoa >c lc conccdru 10
! >iIi"> de ganad" mayor: 4 Milato-
witch 10: Il la PCnjH>UIu Pi'Hi"-
ton ari Homc>t"dd dissertation
una gran porrion de TERRA en- las
~rtrcanla< tie Mulc@c. >clcHta MI
Has al sur dc Guayma>: = Ia
! Gp!t IL C~Giit0fHid CUmHmCrcldt
CguDaaH ~ la dan "randc> terrc-
nos l!>7r. - fuuda la CoiorGdO
! H'mg CDmpGRN con enOrme> fran
Uuicia> tl>7ll Y solo MERGED a que
no rr<ulta hcucfici">a LII cXplOla-
! Zion del canamO 80 aband0nH aquc-
LA @r%aujrria: i LII CALIFORNIA
Steamship r0mpa"g Dl>6l Sc lie
! aclrrda la exploitation de la sal
en- Ia i>la de Carmen: - dan 1000
q Ia compania que >mrrdi" en- Su>
~,Icrrch"> Il Ca>tr" ' Il Scrrano
| ri>:al.
Pcru 10 ma hochorno>U. To- mas
| cuormr. Ia mas anticcononnco y
aulinariouaI que pudo haccr>c fuc
ct rnufralu i.cr>c. HcoriadO cm cl
Saltillo cl ~ de- mario De 1861.
! Courrdr a la L0wcr California and
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dradaS. 81 Sc ticne Ell cucnta que
Ia extension total de Ia peninsula
e< J>.:3i2S millaS cuadradaS. queda-
ban Il disposition del goblerno !
de los ciudadanoS del pals Soio
ll.3322S mil!aS de NAL lerreno, pues
La concession abarcaba. como dlccn
los empre>ari0$ amcrlcanoS. me
WhoI" bWik Of The peninsula. cS de-
cir. no solo la partc mas Salcada.
Sino In mica u~tillZablr cn cl lc-
rritorio.
Los C0nccSionarioS no tcnlan mas
caroa que pagar ricR mil pesos al
pnbierro de .Iu;IrcZ Y rcServar una
cu,rtu Dartc del tprrpnO Il indivi-
duos mryicanoS. \ cambio de i'll
trod,cir d~nScicntlS familiaS Sc con-
fcrian y los ]colonoS f~acultadeS cua-
i ouhernamcntaleS. V Sc les cXimia
del scryicio militar. del page de
cnutrfhurioueS y dc los ,icrcchuS
do in,rodurci6n dc ma,crialrS e
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comnromiSos Y aunuuc 81 robicrnO
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funid,d nara caurciar aauclla on
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30
Jose ELGUERO

Halana. 10 dc Mario de 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-30

San Francisco Cal. MARIO de 1919.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
.BATHER BROWNS
IN RUSH OF WATER
Orvine Clelland, of Jamison
Number Nine, Was the
Victim.

Swept under by a great volume OF
water which came rushing down Dunk
ard Mill run, near Pennington, follow.
ing cloud burst yesterday, Orville
Clelland, aged 17,a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Clelland, of Jamison Number
Nine. was drowned late yesterday aft
ernoon.
Clelland, with a number of other
boys, was in bathing in Buffalo creek,
near the mouth of Dunkard Mill run.
When the wall OF water was seen ap.
preaching, all the boys but Clelland
escaped to safety. He was swept un-
der and was not seen again until the
body was found this morning, 500 feet
further down the creek.
A searching party of fifty men, di.
vided into two squads, worked until
after midnight before the body was
found lodged near the bank.
Coroner Lloyd this morning stated
that the case was purely an accidental
drowning and his services would not
be required. No funeral arrangements
have as yet been made,
The rain yesterday afternoon did
considerable damage to gardens and
roads, particularly in the vicinity OF
Farmington- The six o'clock car to
Warrington was obliged to stop a mum.
ber Of times while the crew with shov.
els cleared mud and sand OF the
tracks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
WAR Prohibition
IN AIR PENDING
.ARR|VALOF WILSON
No One in Washington Has
an Idea What President
Will Do.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Despite q
multitude of rumors and reports as to
what President Wilson intends to do
on annuling far time prohibition so
far as it affects wines and beer after
July first, apparently there is no one
in Washington who knows the Presi-
dents mind and there is no agreement
among administration officials as to
the likelihood of his action.
Those who hold that the President
will take no action declare he is with
out power to do SO until the final ter.
mination of the state OF war. They
say his recommendation to the extra
ordinary session of congress for repeal
of the prohibition statute in part was
based on an opinion from the attorney
generals office that Congress by the
phraseology OF the legislation had
shorn him Of the power to take action
at this time.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
OLLIE PECORD NAMED
REFEREE FOR FIGHT
Toledo Man Will Be Third
Man in Ring at Toledo
on the Fourth.

TOLEDO. Ohio. June 27. = Ollie
Pecord, official referee of the Toledo
Boxing Commission. will be the third
man in the ring when Jess willard
and Jack Dempsey meet in the heavy
weight champ contest here July four.
Tex Ricard, promoter of the contest,
and Major A. ]. Drexel Biddle, a
wealthy sportsman OF Philadelphia,
were selected to serve with Pecord
as judges of the contest. Jack Skel-
ley, veteran ring official of Yonkers:
New York, was chosen alternate ref.
cree. and w. Warren Barbour, OF New
York, official time keeper.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-27
AUTO CLUB WILL
MEET HERE TONIGHT
Subject of Fifty Million
Road Bond Issue Will
Be Discussed.

A wider interest is being developed
in the affairs of the Marion County
Auto club than for some time. The
club will meet this evening at $40
in the County court room of the Court
house. At that time officers will Be
chosen for the coming year.
During the evening the subject of
the s5o,oo0,0o0 good roads bond is
sue will be discussed. Speakers of
prominence will present the subject
to the meeting. In order to increase
the interest inthe good roads move
ment every automobile owner in Mar
ion county is urged to atned the meet
ing.
One of the pleasing features of to-
nights meeting will be report of the
membership committee. During the
past week there has been a large
number of applications received and
the indications are that the club is
bound to grow in leaps and bounds.