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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
Fin1ne CitiSenS
Hiss american
Flag In Theatre
Crowd Cries Down With
America" and Down
With Wilson.

Fiume, Oct 25-(By the Associated
Press)--The American flag was
Kissed when II was unfurled last eve
ming IN the Phoenieian theater here.
and when the star sDangled Banner
was played by the orchestra the audi
ence cried Down with America.
Down with wilson. Long live greater
italy and Fiume"
Several scores Of American sailors
who were present and stood Up when
the American national anthem vas
played also were Kissed and slurring
remarks were directed at them.
The demonstration occurred when
an English company presented
parade Of the allies" during which
the appearance Of the Italians only
was applauded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25
LIN the lobby

The lobby Of theatre Is usually covered
Nth announcements of treats in store for yOu.
Many theatrss, especially those Who make
change Of programme once weekly, announce
Paramount AIRCRAFT Pictures exclusively.
The days when Paramount Arteraft pictures
are shown are the days 70 choose 6rst- Those
are the pictures Jon can rely on
This IS one Of the ways to know before Jos
psy-the lobby uag.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

IN Scandinavia wood Is the usual
fual, while the towns and villages
are electrically lighted by waterpow-
er Norway has no coal. but Sweden
has quite lately discovered that she
has good supplies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

shad were the first fish to be pro-
-ected by the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-25

gallon. It used less than half the
oil consumed by the leading two. The
Oakland and the little Chevrolet we're
new cars, sent cut without limbering.
The course IN general was rough
with an especially steep climb from
the Verde valley up to the rim Of the
M0goilon plateau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL AFFAIR
MOST LARGELY ATTENDED IN
HISTORY OF ASSOCIATION.
Bishop Donahue Urges Catholic Women
to Form New Study Clubs and
Strive for Creator Intel
lectual Development.

The thirteenth annual banquet of tn"
ST. Joscph'S Alumna" Association took
place last night N tho ball room Of the
Windsor hn,"l. which WAS appropriately
decorated with flowers. palms and flags.
There were about - members "f tho
association present and tn" affair was
one of the most successful III IN" history
of the alumnac. all tn" members min
Cling with IN, spirit Of fellowship OF
the memories Of former days.
Tho DISTINGUISHED guests IF honor on
this occasion were the RI. Roy. +. j.
Donahuc and the Rev. Q. II. Moy".
The first address Of III" evening was
that given by IN" RI. Rev. Bishop Dona-
hue. who congratulated tn" ladies upon
the interest which they took IN their
Alma Mater and told them h" was very
proud and pleased To hav" had tn" honor
Of being present. II" then expressed his
delight ia Their intellectual achieve
rnrntS and the hop" that they would
fern new study clubs during tn" COM
ing wIntcr--cSpcclally advising l'anIH
study club. As S1lantc was among tn"
first real Imtcll"c1uals Of tn" 'alh"lc
church. and 4 great enlightenment Is |"
be achieved 10y tn" pursuit "t ms WORKS.
3 Following Bishop p"nahuc's address
: IA" !;cv -. II M"yc mad" few r"'
marks, telling the Indies assembled that
he was happy Ia l." present. saying.
h.lv" hurti+rd m"St Of YOU. haN" mar
reed many at You. and ruur mothers ana
fathers as w"ll." Father M"y" then went
ON To- say that wunan$ ORGANIZATIONS
were splendid for Strengthening ANA
uniting wnmaukjnd. that many w'r" IN"
good results which $pramc from them.
and now that III" TIM" had como Wh'n
y:oinan'S responsibilities w"r" ln'r"HS-
,rg. and would increase n" lun" ""h' ON.
II.. advuruiCd organizations. SAYING
''Srrk organizations. develop your pow
rys and opportunities, for inc h"ur h"'
struck when woman shall assume dHt''S
Of greater maCnituG" ihhn ever "''"''
IN the history Of tn" world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
AL DETAILS TOR THE n hnrMoTR
RAraIor1c CELEBRATION TO BE
STAGED TOMORROW PRAcT1-
cA1IY COMPLETE.
EVERY BAND IN THE DISTRICT
HAS BEEN ENGAGED AND FULLY
ooo-NARcHERS ARE EXPECT
ED TO BE IN LINE.
GENERAL, AY>ELRERr CEoNKH1TE
AND STAFF AND COL. WELpEoN
AND AIDES EXPECTED TO
ARRryE TODAY.

An is ready for the big celebration 90
r-orrou with tho exception ~ t"urh
here and there and thcs" Will be put "n
To-Day
These few details will put Tho car
Stone on the program for Nhe'HnE :;
greatest and grand"st PATRIOTS demon
stration that will hc told 10 n" sue
ce.diny generations ~ tho participants
and on lockers as a matter Of PRIDE an
history.
The cIty will be nc mecca for tA"uS-
ands from neigthornS STATES and c"uH-
ties who will JOIN with 'ts' TH"pI" o.
wheeling and IN" surrounding towns ~
making one glad acclaim 10 tho rcturh'o
soldiers. sailors and marines.
Not only will the Ohio courEy douSh-
boys. Gobs and nlarircS participate. out
those from all Of the panhande count
les; the adjacent counties in ON" ana
washinxton County. Pa. Will rurn "uI
and parade the streets Of wheeling ann
enjoy the barbecue ard field dayaeventS
on the fair grounds tomorrow AFTER
. noon
Notahleg Arrive Today.
, Saneral Adelb~rt Cronkhitc. his tchicr
~ .taf,. Col waldron and one aid" Will
IA hare this afternoon at, $50 O'CLOCK.
General cronkh,tc and party WIFI motor
from pittsburgh and the executive com
rnit&ee, will 20 out in automobiles ana
meet them at the state line and escort
them TO the Mcclure hotel where they
win be CHARTERED while IN the city.
FINAL Committee Meetings
The ANAL joint meeting OF the Aexecu-
live and all ub-commttees took place
last night and inal reports heard ~hich
showed that all had been working IKE
beavers and had accomplished tne'r
aim In view and the stage is-all set Tor
the gala day tomorrow.
Chairman Mckinley Of the military
committee said that over 10000 returned
soldiers. sailors and marines would De
In the parade. MANY coming from oth"r
counties in the panhandle: belmont
Jefferaon and Monroe counties in ON"
and Washington County. Pa. All are
invited and encouraging reports nave
been received from the men who mad
seen service living in the territory en-
braced.
MANY cthes VIII be Represented.
Delegations from as far south as Sis
tersville and north as far as Chester are
coming with their local soldiers 10 spend
the day n Wheeling.
Chairman McConkcy Of rho music COM
nittee reported that all bands available
had been hired. amounting 70 twelve
bands for the parade three Of which
will be used on the fair grounds during
the barbecue and field day events. The
Municipal band will Civ" an opcn ar
concert a; tho big reviewing stand IN
ire evening at Fourteenth and MarHe'
streets.
Tho automobNe committc" will have
srxty-fvc cars a; its disposal for use in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10


ASii''\'' '"'''
d. iartn:'nt made public H"r' "'"'H"'
tn" mr>i "ir"!' report If I''"'' nam ,
.t"mm1nd"r l.. ~. con- VINO '''''''''''", =
tn NAV, dir,t;ih'" 60. on Nor
f. ght from M1u,auk 1" N'M''""h'''''
" h'r" sh" afi"rward hr"k" from h''
mr"riHES. driti"d 10 sea ana WIS P'N''
commander COIL tells III d"'a'I "i inc
&, flight Of l."22 sea mics maj" 10y 'h'
go ard say that IT WAS not du" t" any
lack ur rr,rIutlun@ that >h, hr 4" away
and WAS swept 'nu, TO sea. He gives
,,,dI 20 The ,;o,rrnor-,i,ncrnI Of New
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=. ~. I,,.,,tlo md sors without II
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- ~ says
! start WAS mad" from IN" hANAI "''
'lhll'" M"n'auk ] l. y. Y. ~. a. M
May II. 1912. n"3artur" was taken
from Non;auk Point and ""urs" Iad
for tho naval air station ~ Chatham
Mass. which roint was passed over nj
ilnlG =. m. Air conditions at tho time
OF s,,rt vcrc generally excellent. \
southwest vird cf airb,ccn miIcs an
bcrr v,s rLnv,r, lob, bazc rrcvau.
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! 49, ''', '"""" ny ""''"u'H MS OF
we Ut ''", |" n"I" Visibility was NOT
W. h","' l+'''u.h i' was nao" on IN"
vs. '"'S' "' Nova Sc"'la' ABOUT ~
''''' '.''.n .. ape SAM NJ $50 D. nj.
/ ohooh mp 70 NOVA ScoNa.
| r"NS"E" from ha'ham I" Nova
! WIS H",'"'h ana Wi'h"u' inc'ocnt'
W. ~ w, "."''a'H. Ni''r S'Eh''hg IN"
| 800. VI .N..lN" H'"''" course ""S SET 10
! ;, 'a''u I" inc "H'"'" coast "'
i"! ing 'niS passage ~
! ,''"lH I'uth ar '"nulti"hS "'r" IN
,r".e'I,"' III" 20 waving "N'hG an"
..'"" al All "'E'S'
! fH'IE P''l 81 INC STRUCTURE was sun
! J','ru l" S'r'IhS "i IN" S"F"r"St PoSs!hIc
! ga "'' IN IN" ar nut n" ialiurcS or any
! MN" "''"'r'n' IN ''' sharp dNf' "i
! ABOUT -FOUR huhHr"d i'"l IN" 'hIl nm
| "'"riE struck inc tr"uh" IN" g" an
M'',"E '''' '"'''r"'S JUST IN TIM" u
/ "',.u S"i"Hhuf'
n" east coast or Nova Scotia was
| r"a'h"d a' Liverpool ut 3:i5 p. NJ. whcr"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

holes Of play IN the national open golf
,b,mnjonshlp The card ties tho course
record, which WAS held BY Tom McNa-
mara. ~ stroke behind Hoffner was
Louis Teller. Of Braeburn and George
+. Rowdrn. Of Commonwealth. Ma
Brady. IT Oakley. was in fourth POSI-
ton with -. and Francis Ouine nun.
with - Charles iChIok) Evans, Jr..
tn" present champ. trailcd Ouimet by
one stroke. Nearly all the other 6oNV0'
ties returned low scores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
DEMONSTRATION IN HONOR Of RETURNED SOLDIERS
tn Re. THE MOST WONDERFUL IN C|TYS HISTORY

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WI" ,.,,I earn, an l,,h
,.' ,' 80, a., ,,..b, r,..r.r,. r,, Wn,d
N.''. W." w. ,,,,.,, ,.,I, farm, ON
~, s,r..,., with ri.ht r"sr4ns CA chap
'h >'''' WIN va, ,.,,,,, 49,, rhanI,,.
i,', ,.,,,c 49,. l,,h ,,rc.t
"!,h ',Eh' ''~,'''N ~. ,,r,nus d,.
,r,. FRS, Invasion. summers
,'N' - i,,.,.,.., L,,r, Henry and
i'a'"; N','t" WE, ,,'s,',n NcNr,l,,,.
,,.''., ,'I c,r,,h,ny,II. hands. fourth
",,,'' ,,.,,, ,',IrI hand CIrf,h d.
u, ,,.,. ,,r,,,, hand. s:>lh II-
,hn,aIds Rand I,ropIcs band.
r,,1
rrafft, Rerulations.
T,IG. t,r,y.cr issued the
70. -,,r,I,,ious last ,vcu!ug for tn"
b.,,,rs - ~. r,ra.,c.
En cars are, t. BE- parked on Main a"d
Market streets between 9TH and @'A
streets No cars ar" /" D. i,''h' '''
Chaplinc between llth and LIN Sr"'I'
No cars can he parked on Ism l"'i Il
and 18TH streets between Nam an" "''"
streets
Traffic on All o. inc "n"'' 1,'N ,,,,a =,
stop at go o'clock and on 'h' INV ~
march nj 9I5. ON IA" l''e ~ ''''''
tht sincludcS""N"rNthlh - ,h.
| Spectators Will nT l." AH""'" u"
streets during tn" rarad" an" W,n
lively have I" stay on '"' >'",
All Of :h"Sc "rdcrS Will !"
forced. ,..oo snor+
FINANCE S. &c.,, ~ Tho
-ihaI s,,,,, obou, $1,000. which Will
PRESCRIBED sum ""I". a,d CHAIRMAN
ne Cl'a'''r W. ,,,",,s ,rc rcsrondfnC IN
Hcarh'. nv aI, Co.. furds and all
Erea' -! ~ ,.,u 10 collected by this
OF IN" mon M,'to v,iIcy Trades and
evening. ny '"' ;n,,,aa s1Oo toward
Labor ASs'n'''! '',' ,,i,,r organi-
the c"i"pra''"'l, an" nor1 fron
cations ar'SS.I' v.+s
Sp@ntoA i,,, yor Veterans
Ihe SPa'''S' 49, ph;linnine insur-
ana the N't''""T rohnIlinn will n,rct
rccti"n ana inc ,o,,,orrow morn
IN the ponce 'oui 'u - thcir mace Of
ing nj US" anu '.'".s ,o
formation III INV i,,oo will do no,ico
49, borbccuc nv keeping the
duty DURING ,''' w., 49, so,diors enjoy
clFilanS p"CS WILLY" md salvation
IN" juicy
Army doush"u's' ,,, ,,oLa q has
hunure'S VI ,,s nil ,okc their
ket picnic LOT ',' n'S Iho r.ir -rounds
proHcnd'r TOT ',.' va! ~ 10 a1nrdcd
where plenty "I SI'""' 80
Aseo 800" ,,.i1, bovo
tn" a"'"'h"o,'. ~, anod and innrm
ma'hineH |" '"N' ,ldiore N win.
people. roIatN'S VI Wv 81, Viva
dows PROVIDED i'F ''''
Of march 80 A
Tho Hub mas donate" ''' ",
windows in their ouiloihs ~ F'u'
and Market streets toF INV use - ~"
aged relatives or inc Sola''rS
Presentation OF CotoFs'
TIL" colors OF inc "lt.n WIN ~
ed TO the city OF "hcc''"H WIN -.
preSSiNe cercti'"t'''H III -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
COURSE RECORD TIED.

NEWTON. Mass. June ?.-CharSs Fl.
Uoffncr. Of tn" Philmont club. PhIla-
dcIphia shot a - over the Brachurn
country club course to-day and l"d a
field of l32 starters In the first IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
st. JOSEPH'S ALUNNAE ASSN. HOLD
ANNUAL BANQUET At THE WINDSOR

/ MISS Nell Moran. t"asrmis,rcsS Of The
evening sand. 1T Is a prrvilcg" 10 VOL
! com" YOU this evening This should he
thrice happy occasion. for last year
! was tlnECd with sadness. but thanks To
! the fair women asScmblcr here and
! throughout the land. and to our wonder
| full boys. the stars and Stripes wave
! over an<uncnnqucr"d country tonight.
= Therefore II ~ with Il spirit Of thanks
giving and joy that bud YOU welcome
3 tonight. welcome to those who are
standing with r"luriant feet whore The
! brook and river mc"i. and also the class
of l?lS-lHl? for whom THIS is the first
! aiumnac banquet.
Besides many interesting toasts and
addresses there was a very pleasing or
, Ch"Stra program rendered Aud Lang
! SHnc." My old Kentucky Home" and
, other fHroritos being sung by the as
ScmlhAE"
! Following Is tho program:
: PROGRAM.
/ Tn1stmiStrcss-Mss Neil Moran.
Address Of Wclcomc-Mrs. Elizabeth
GilmHrjru OwCas.
, Address r.. Rev. +. J. Donahuc. D. y.
! AlumuT Song.
I AddrcSS--NcrN Roy. q. H Move V q.
"a Trlnut" IN our Departed Mrs. Jo-
.'rhinr FladinG Hc>nor.
Vocal Solo--Miss Dorothy Butts.
Tho Vision Beautiful" Miss Edith
Carroll.
! Tho Fapal Anthem.
| ~ Rit Of Comedy. Miss Virginia
clark.
! Vocal Solo Miss Johanna McGreal.
women in the World War"-MrS. Mary
| Gllllgan t"rCnran.
Tn" class Of Nineteen Eighteen. Miss
I Mldrcd Kalirnhach.
The Roll Cali OF C;raduaicS--Mis Mil
dr,d CoGlcy.
RI" Class Of Nineteen Ninctrcn--Mis
! Mary G. Hughes.
I uur Alma Mater.
/ The star Spanclcd Hammer.
+ Piano AccompaniSt--Mi Mary Cor
I such
Thns" present wcrc:
; Misses
, D"ruthy Butts Angela MCFaddcn
! Raphael \. HaVcron Helen Gorsuch
, Nell +. Hickey Marguerite Ehhort
/ Elizabeth NJ. COOK Cnthcrin" Farley
, Angela NJ. Chapman Lillian Humphrey
/ Rose NJ. .1ncNhuCCi Annie WinRcrt"r
! Joanna (. MrtircRl Virginia Clark
! tHlla Il. Nc Faddrn Edith Carroll
| F.l&ah"th picEm'll"r Mari" Ian"
! Virginia Miller MinrttR Miller
! Elizabeth McFaddcn Agnes Reilly
! Katherine Cart Angela Dl"Emillcr
, wright Rose owens
! l.avina clark Katherine Jordan
/ Margaret Mahon"y Mag Hnoley
! Anna Mcintosh Agnes Mullancy
! Mary Hughes Margaret Doyle
i Marie Ioellcr l.ahIna Doyle
! 10 Nolan Annette Troll
! Patricia Girogan Katherine ShefHlin
| Eulali" Ennis Raphael Moran
: knih"rin" Burns Nellie Conin
Beatrice T0hcn Helen Shneider
/ EIfic MOhCn Marie HAvcron
: IitA clark Gertrude Mcmahon,
, Ruth Hraly nf Brllaire
! Gicncvicvc Clark Mary GorSuch
Sarah HaVrron Cecilia Dush
! Nell SaltsEaNer Regina Fehrenbach
Moore Margaret Reilly
, Irene Dufrcne Katherine Chimney
! Gcneyirve Barth Katherine Gaus
. Margaret Gilligan Addic Mcndcnhall
: Kathleen Giliigan Eleanor G. Bsiley
! Angelina kal~nhnC II Catherine {. Henry
Elizabeth Henry
/ Mcsdames-
, {. \. House John w. walter
! r. A. kIllccn Joseph Slender
NJ J. Ford George j. Coleman
| Harry r. Jungiing Leo W. Bosle,
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Ready for Barbecue

Chairman Schcnk. Of the barbecue COM
rnittce. said that everything was ready
to light the fires and roast tho %."""
hounds Of beef for the barbecue. Tho
soldiers will DO separated from the COM
mon herd while the beef. bologna, dough-
nuts and lemonade are served. and the
civilians will have to look on with with
erinG mouths.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs-
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Anna DauChcrty Of Stcubcnville
NJ G. Carey Howard MCFaddcn
E'lading Hcincr Edgar \. Hoffman
FELIX McGce \. 4. HCilStrrn
IOrctta LYONS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
SOLEMNE APERTURE
De LA PANADERIA
FEDERAL BAKERY

Hoy, a las 10 de Ia Mariana, GUAM
do Ia Federal Bakery abra su Esta-
blecimiento situado en- 206 East Com
merce ST.. esquina de! Hotel Angelus
V frente a las Casas de Concrete
de Joske, Wolfson Y Hull. ell publico
vera algo mas que una rueva pana-
deria, es decir. que Sc dara cuenta de
TODD IN procedimiento Sin
embargo, este no es una novedad,
pues el mismo sistema de panaderlas
ma sido establecido cor eXito en- otraS
parties. I'd. ~presenciara el proceed
miento complete para hacer pan. I'd.
puede darse perfectamente cuenta de
este Y formarse una opinion. pues
con Sus propios ojos vera una limpie-
"a sin precedenteS en- otras panade-
riaS. Quedara I'd. encantada, pues
toda anna de casa cuidadosa, Sabe que
Ia limpieza mas absolute esta sobre
TODD. No eS este TODD, sino que ade-
mas eNiSte Ia pureZa V magnlfica
calidad de los ingredienteS Y el es-
nero V cuidado para Servir a I'd.
rapida Y satisfactoriamente. Las ba-
ses de nuestros negocios son: BUE-
MA CALIDAD, PUREZA y COR
TESLA.
I'd. vera salir de los grandes hor-
nos i~ncontables pleas de pan, que
parecen sonrientes a causa de su pu-
reza V calidad. I'D. puede eScojer
una plea. la miSma que haya visto
a traves de los cristales PyreX, que
estan a los lados de los hornos, para
que sea envuelta en- su presencla y la
lleve I'd. a casa" dijo el Gerente de
la Negotiation. Deseamos contar en-
I'd. una amiga. contando para clio
con la calidad de nuestros productos
Y con nuestras atencioneS Y cortesia.
Ofrecemos ademas servirle con ia
misna eficacia a medida que el ITEM
30 paSe. con Ell mismo cuidado Y aten-
cion con que 10 hagamos e. primer
dia que nos viSite Y nos honre con
sus pedlCos.
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UN HOMBRE FUSELADO
Porque no tenla ReceSidad
de trabajar para uiUir fue
condenado q muerte

CIUDAD ne MEEiCO, Agosto is
Ell Ayuntamleuto del pueblo de
Ccyocotepe:, Estado - Mexi:o 4
GAIA dc mtHtar f. S;lar a IN irdivi-
duo sencillamente porque 10 con-
s;dero rcruicioso.
Desde haze algan tempo c; senior
L.cas Fiurrs Sc radios er uni n ce
81 f@an.ili& or el pueblo citado, en-
donde viva de sus r~entas, pues coz
taba con mu:hos inmueblcs tanto en-
tcsta ciuGad como ell ot-as importan-
les de Ia Republica. Visto aQuello
por los vecinos del pueblo, que en-
vidiosos porque ellos tcnian que ira
bajar. err tanto que Flores G~isfrutaba
c6n.odan,cnte de Ia vida, sc decide
ron a acusarlo ante ell A~yuntamicn-
TO del pueblo, dc vagancia Y nocivo
para Coyocotcpec, puesto gu" NADIA
rrod1cia v SC l!mitaba a llevar una
vida Gigna de los animaleS.
Reunido el Ayuntamiento en- Sc
sion plena, Sc discItio acalcrada-
mcnte 10 que Sc de5eria de hacer con
Flores. opinando muchos municipes
QUO Sc le debia cxpulsar, en- taTto
Gua otros que Gebia de fus;}arsele.
Esta opinion fu6 Ia que impero,
nucs cl PreSide!tte Municipal Gnc!-
do condcrar a muerte NJ infeliz Flo
rez, cue 4 IA saxon Sc encon;raoa
fuera del pueblo.
Dadas las 6rdencs reSpectrras, un
tcniente de las fuerzas carrancIstas.
sali6 4 una hacienda ~ccr22na. en- don
de So ercontraha Lucas Flores en-
union de varies amigos, Y sin avert
Cuaci5n de ninguna especie, lie form0
cpadro ' 10 fusii1. Ell cinismo del
Ayuntamieato fue tal, que giro I'm
cficio a n Secretaria dc Guerra Y
Marina comunicandole el case. FL
Official Mayor de Guerra encoHtran
DO el hecho dclictunso. 10 ccnsigno a
las autoridades iudicia!cs para cue
imporrar Ell castign cjearplar q los
municipes = al Presidents Mr?iciPal
90 ~Ccvocotcper.
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Todos los bieDes que posee lie
fueron ers5argados por
orden del iuez
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Agosto IS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto IS
-Atendiendo a una demanda del A
genie del Minister;o Publico, ads
critic n Juzgado so. Srpernumerario
de Distrito, Sc acaha de ordenar ell
embargo &c los bienes del senior Da-
yid Morris, complete dc Felipe Pesca-
dor. Estos bi2nes raices, ticnen IN
valor aproXlmado de cuarenta mil
dolares, con los que sc garanUizaran
muckos pages que quedaron por ha-
cerse.
Feline Pescador, ell antique di.ec-
tor de los Ferrocarriles de Mexico,
tiene en- cl Estado de Durango dos
tosques de maderas finas, que han
sido va confiscaIos por las autori-
GaGes j2diciales
Las irvestigaciones sohre Ia pro-
piedad que de Morris J Pescador Sc
Sc hicieron por el Agenta del Mi
nisterio puhlico en- Registro de la
propiedad en- doude lie fu2ron sunni
pistrados los datos n~ecesario5. Los
hienes cue han siIo c2nfiscados pa
saran a deHcndrr &c Ia Oiicira de
Bienes ~InterveniGos de esta ciudad,
en- tanto Sc practican investigacicnes
V Sc reslindan responsibilities.
las principles casas comercia-
les i~taliaras dn esta ciudad Sc han
dirigido n Consul general de Italia,
Y~idiendole que interponsa su ;nfluen
cia a fin de cue Sc establezca TN
servicio de "apcrcs directos entire
cl RENO italIanc V IA Republica Me
Xicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
DE TROPAS
Tn Gesfdcamento CdrrGnclStd
Sc insurreccicno al critic
de "YiuQ Diaz"

COLIMA. Agosto 1S.-Las fuer-
zas carranclstas cue estaoan de desta
camento en- ell paeblo Gle Coquima-
tlan, Sc pronunciation aver en- la ma
mana al grlto de Viva el general
Felix Diaz!
Los nuevos rev%olucionarios Sc unie
ron a la partida de Pedro Zamora.
De Magdalena V Jamaica, sa!icron
fuerzas ~regionales colimenses en- per-
secucion de los pronunciados que
son cc-ca de G~oscientos homrres per
fecramente armados Y municioradcs.
.-Comunican de Manzanlllo que
la noche del sabado pasado hizo sn
cntrada en- csc puerto el vapor naclo
nal Union conduciendo pasaic Y
carCa, prcceGentc de Mazatlan. El
vapor n~acional Bonita, lego a
Manzanillo dc Guaymas. Agu!&aam-
TO Topolobampo, con carga Y dos
cientos pasaieros. Ell vapcr noruego
CHRISTIAN T., :arpa de Manzanillo
con direction a San Francisco, Cali
fornia, llevando carga general Y
cuarenta ~pasaieros. FL vapor saliva
doreho Esther" lego n Manzanl-
Ito con ganado Y sesenta ~pasajeros
centro-americanos.
Ell senior Lie. Miguel Garcia To-
pete, que durante la administration
del senior General Porfirio Dia. fue
gobernaGor del Estado, Sc e%ncuentra
gravemente enfermo atacado de in
~fluenza espanola.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
MAS TROPAS A HDALGO
Mariel lego a Pachaca con
mas elementoS para CON-
batir a los pelaisfaS

PACHUCA, Hgo., Agosto IS
Francisco de 2. Mariel, jefe de las
operaciones militares en- cl Estado lie
Hidaleo, lego anoche q esta ciudad
.procedente de Ia capital dc Ia Eepu-
Glica, trayendo un cuerpo de tropas
V suficientes elementos para comba-
tir a los revolucicnarios pelaistas de
MARTINEZ Y Martinez, cue han inva-
dido e. d~istrito de Zimapan.
Mariel saldra hoy en- Ia ncche rum
DO a Tulancingo, en- donde ha habido
gran alarma per Ia approximation de
una partida de rebeldes,
Sc puede decir que eSta ciudad,
tan azotada por continues enferme-
dades, pucs en- tempo de frio Ia cpl
dcmia reinante es Ia del tito. esta
sufricndo los rigores dc la influenza
cspaHola. cue Sc ha rresentado en-
forma cpidemica.
La laring.tis, esta causanGo machoS
estragos, principalmcnte en- el barrie
de Las Caias, Ell dondc nabitan mu-
chos hIngaros, que por el desaseo en-
que viven han sido las ~primeras vic
timas de tcdas las rpidemias.
La diva meXicana Mercedes Men
doza. que hizo Juror en- Ia capital de
Ia R]epIhlica, por Su sorprendente
VOC. vendra a csta ciudad V actuara
en- el teatro Bartolome dc Medina, a
fines dc Ia prescnte semana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-19
COMPRO UNA PROPIEDAD
EN- HOLANDA, Ell EX-
KAISER GUILLERMO

UTRECHT, Holanda, Acosto is.
Ell ex. Emperador Guillermo dc
Alemania oCe he estado vivlendo
hasta ahcra eli Amercngcn, ACADIA dc
comprar una propicdad con finca
en- la lila Ge Doom, ccrcd de esta
oiuGad, segln noticia que publica
hoy ell Dag5lad. La proPiedad fue
comprada a Ia Baroness dc Abufort
&C halla como Z cinco millas al
nortc de Anerongen, ell direction
Il csta ciudad.