davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
RAISE S4OO FOR TABLET
John Marshall High school Patriotic
Club Plans Memorial for
Warrior students.
than 5000 has alrea

More than $500 has already cen
raieed by the John Marshall HIeb
School Patriotic club and Kindred or
1aniZations toward the erection OF /.
Bronze memorial tab!ct in the build
ing on which is TO be Inserted the
names Of the sixteen efudeuis who lost
their lives overseas with the American
axneditionary forces
The tablet Will cost between $500
and $1,000. ana plans are being made
10 have festival through which i, is
hoped TO raise the addi,lona! CURRENCY.
No date has been set on which 10 oret,
the tablet il Is said. because OF mo
uncertainty OF raising the funds Tbn
organizations Interested refuse to hvv
tho ia blet OF the crct!, system The
John, Marshall AssoeiatIou liz one ~
tho Organizations interested in the
movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Y. w. C. A. BOOSTERS CLUB
TO GIVE DINNER THURSDAY
New NIembe ~ Of stan md Mis-. Kotb
airline Halves VIII he Guest.
OF Honor.

The Boosters cur 90 ne Richmond
YOUNG Womer's Christian Association.
VIII act As noStesS"s on Frld4y even
ing, when they viii eutor'a.. a 20
supper adj members Of The org4niza
ton and Others interested in ass5cla-
tion work
The AFFAIR which viii pc the FRS. fan
meeting o. the club. viii bc u ,nc ma
ture OF genera. ci-togerh"r even
Ding previous - beginning tho fail
work and a informal RECEPTION 10 tne
new, members OF tic executive s'afs
and Miss Katharine H. Iiawes chair
man OF the Sottn Atlantic field COM
Miss HAYES. who has recortly re.
turned TO Richmond after spending
several months N Japan in Tho lnt.rest
of the American Young WQmnn's Chris
tian Association, VIII deliver an a9-
dress.
Will be special guests n the evening.
are Miss Emma L. Hlnr.user general
secretary; MIR fdiih Mirur industrial
secretNry; Miss Lucille Dui'5Fc who rs
IN charge O: the girls work and Mrs
Isabel Monitor. tho nc~ly appointed
cafeteria director
Those who intend 20 be nreseat have
been asked u notify the Office ~ tho
association. North Flt,h street. 10
later than Thursday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
AMERICAN LEGION POST
ORGANIZED AT CHESTER
mn Fifty Former ser,ic, NJ.
'hnrrer Members n,
Meeting In,r Nirb,

Win : : Boy-es IS ..,s.
marc! aew rrr o.. ..s ,'.
Gd1sslon VS. o-ra-fzsd las 49,.
BY F-1-r ~ .-e- fssaa5
John ! "t-Fe- J. v.r -:
!',ca'nonr tor ~, t1--.oss h-t-a
e&-s"r' .ae ta.r we-f ,r.ss,.
&c meeting ard .r.y WI. ,.....,..
'hs cas-,e- "s--.:,.-- ~ ,s4 Tx,
Charles y -a-5sa. rs. he
ma Ht2 =, tr"-r-.v ~ r.-,-
VINO losi az lie :rs,..- F-.-c. :.
f cry. ? -i.hF-+ai -. g. owed III ~
fed C1u. - - Chester
!orr+c W. - =. - no..
Gordo- Sae:.sr ~. G...t., -.
MOSS *s-s elected 1=ler.,es =. -.
STATE h'vert.o- q - legion. 2h.s-
VIII Do hE!c Esarrye ~ D..c,l-
ana 4 --zT+-ir. arlerses - ,.es4
delfgEtss ".ll Do cyvsrea Nv t,.r
set Ai1e b. -.e Ct--r= .sser~tl,, -.
the rtc"5. SPECIAL assembly
Ohcers Of ne new post e!.-,>. Is,
night were /. : Bow.es, 5os. rt-
mander; Clarence curtis y.ce-cr,,r
mander; & ~ Bruce .d5u,an.. pe-cy
Curtis, Anance of.cer. C1lbsr, Tav,oT
historian. ana Cham. Williams. cssa.
lain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
CHANGING WdHop
Lands on H. 6. l..
Roaring Forks Railroad
W5thdraacs Petition for
Higher Freight Rates.

Old High Cost Of Living received a
gl1ncinE blow yesterday. Bitter critics
of eco ID hearted corporations also
were given setback when the Roar
ing Fork Railroad Company withdrew
its petition for higher freight rates
which had been filed with the Virginia
state Corporation Commission
Here's what General Manager c J
CreVclinc told the Corporation Com
mission IN his letter withdrawing the
petition:
'Oa account OF the labor unrest and
the agitation on the high cos; of liv-
lnS. We have concluded that PERTAINS
ii would he a patriotic move for us 10
pocket our losses for while and not
further disturb the industrial Cond!-
tons that now exist"
y dip into the records of the Roar
ing fork Railroad Company shows
mat II owns one and SiXty-two one
huhdredths miles in its own riGh; and
opera ,eS over ten and foriy-six one
hundredths miles OF the tracks OF the
Interstate Railroad
~: ct ;he track is IN WiSe County IN
the heart OF the coal mining section
OF Virginia. The Interstate Railroad is
one of the largest Coal-haulinc roads
"i INC section. and ii only has forty
SIN miles OF trackage, which goes TO
SHOW tina; they do not build long lines
up in the black diamond" country.
The Roaring Fork Company has three
engines and thir;y-one freight cars
~ inns number. twenty-siX are coal
ca RS three arc fiat cars one is a
ca hoose and one is a box car
MI OF the passenger traffic OF the
whenever the travel OF human frcicbt
becomes heavy, the lone passenger
coach is coupled up with the coal cars
ana the procession starts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
SEVEN INFLUENZA CASES
REPORTED DURING MONTH
officials Hold Health Condition OF
Richmond Ia Exceptionally
Good Now.

Seven cases of influenza have been
reported 10 the City Health Bureau
during the month OF September 1t
was stated at the bureau yesterday
mat there was nothing unusual in
this. as about this number had been
reported each month for the past year
50 FAR nothing has occurred here to
indicate that any epidemic is 10 take
place in Richmond this year.
Richmond's health is Of the best &C
The deaths have been so few this
month that the record of last Scptcm-
Der bids fair to be cclipsed The rate
last September was the lowest for the
preceding eighteen months The death
rate for August was the lowest in the
history Of the Health Bureau. Typhoid
was once the scourge of Richmond. II
is so no more. There have been only
three deaths from this disease here
IN the past year-onc in July, one in
August and one in September There
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
STOCKDELL MACHINE-GUN
COMPANY Is COMMENDED
tpn r'mrnt Prni>es Behavior az
"'h In IHcainpnIent at Viz
EInia Ieach

n" alma. .gea~ral.s once has tv..
- - rom ne :c..!tia al-ca. ~. 80
49, Department Z fan -ep5r. a. -
~. .nspfc,.'r .: TIE Hugh s,oeadeil
80 nc pan Company srn.le !. 49, j.,
.a|l' = --s' a Beach rum a.yi..;
I1.I Accompany * TIE reaof. W.
.'atsigk ~" "o-E y: me com
go ana nhHEuv nora ~ nc small
.-f,.o+r .: Ln"a ahs=', frr:n dr.!. an!
''ri' 1G,tpH because - s.ckn"ss
ii.n r .ei,er says ta pa,
,bo T.. ..,i XXX: 'coa,Flpr u y" msn aud
in@n aha 2fhc"rs are sggc.Dat 20 ird.
Una "-iH p:rgcr Lc.ctoy-ue.,
Of The Of! .er and ,ga-rorr m. ''',,,...,
ntrso"a"!. 80 ina they wi! ~ AID -,
i1.ii.i 'hcis functions az lcagrrs End
.HS'iEcl'rs. and Tao r@cr.s, %: the r.c.
,s-aFT Aeid equipment many ~ the de-
ns.eheles ma no" call fur Urtayoran.c
remarks VII be rs!ntGicI "
tartaig william " rotuHc1'e- ie
command TX .'nce- ~ rho cofr,e,,.
"h ch ngmn"rs f0-'y-rtnc snfln'sH
'n"H ann four p"iccrp Tho ,..r~ary
WAS Organized here on Oc-uasr u! Iai.
Inc on"ampueut a. E~g5r q pea
organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
HIGH SCHOOL Is HOLDING
CLASSES IN CORRIDORS
Three Hundred John Marshall Students
Forced To Sit on Benches TO
study.
More than 800 students at

Nor. than 800 students a, John Mar
shal! High School are now holding
classes IN the corridors OF the base
msnc because OF the congcsicd con
d.t.cAs, according TO Superintendent
aold.rs classes on The benches where
lunch : served !, IS said and claim
ta"y are hav-ne difficulty In making
;-ra q"z% Win such equipment
-,-a1'i loads u these !mprovised
-St.oned boards leaned against Tho
W. 40 desk or other accomnods-
iio-s for teacher ~. in any Of these
ICONS o. ra.aer a.eovcs. ot when
,-~-e = SIX in use.
.a-tsrs 50. ;Eey arc unable "a
- -HEa- SI.cn conditions" Sl!-cr.
-ts:cst: lie-wooi said yes,e-iia,..
80 ..+ -tashiored loe school
1e-S%S r.: years ago were Ds..a- nm
= - - e2n seH.e"ces taaa @e arc
s!,4t o. - add anott.- s.crv 10 ,la
~.... 9!e;s3a High SCtoo. gu.rIfrf,
r., zen lnae- nay for some ,trne
49, Cf; ~. ;is Plan ., ACTON has beer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
COHEN BROTHERS FIGURE
IN LARGE BUSINESS DEAL
Leroy S. and James Il. Cohen Pur.
X chase Interest OF Deceased Uncle
in Department Store.
FIRM ESTABLISHED IN 1857
Continues to Grow During Period Of
War Between the States, and New
Era OF Prosperity Begins With
Movement Westward on Broad.

Leroy s. Cohen and James e.
Cohen, sons of the late Samuel Cohen.
have purchased the interest held by
their uncle. tho late Isaac Cohen in
the Cohen Company before his deat tn
within recent months. and another
epoch has begun N The commercial
career OF this progressive and grow
ing departmcn; store.
The grandfather Of the present
owners of the business founded the
store in 1857 and nrst threw open its
doors Tor trade on Broad street be
tween First aud Second streets almost
within stones throw OF the location
OF the present big ests bl. ShDent. which
covers about one-fourth OF the entire
Even during the stress and uncer-
tanity Of the -Betyveen- the States
period the business. ?rospered and the
Mr. Cohen. He secured . larger store
between Second and Third streets. on
Broad, and continued 20 increase his
the end OF the Rccons,riction era era a. ~
was found necessary to have more
space location between Third and
this time.
Brother. Enter Firm,
It was Al this t7Tne that Samuel
Cohen. father o: the new Stockholders.
Leroy and James Cohen. was admitted
20 partnership With his brother. Isaac
Cohen Brothers Under the manage
ment OF the two brothers the firm
moved into larger quarters at Fourth
and Broad Streets and remained there
until 1855
Then radical move was made and
p.opertE was purchased on Broad
Street above First street For time
the building was large enough TO ac-
commodate tho business, and then /,
was FOUND necessary TO add moro
space by making alterations to the
t eSrlsina Ina. structure. The city grew and
} 'ns business grey with L and at times
5 ieaped he ahead Of Il, -Four additions
permit the addition OF new depart
ments and TO furnish more room for
the display Of goods.
Inc move west Of First Street was
I,ia!.,i a. the time as unusual and pre-,
mature because the center o. the retail
shopping district was SUN far down
town; X was thought. But trade fol
i ibse me me eyer pr9Eressing store. and
regret because OF tho advance was,
ward. In fact, The Conen Compaov bas
cone great deal to influence other
Broad s5t ,Tas, 10 10 move Westward on
OF trade Is in hat direction al"
business incorporated
roy Cohe1 was admitted TO the
Wa m ; IN ~ ana in 1913 the business
Sin. Since the death of ,heir father thre.
years ago, Leroy and James { C:nhsS
nnes MAO "a entire charge OF the bust.
late Isaac Cohen, shlftnd ~ nncte: the
OF responsibility to ,heir er ~ 49,, , We. \
&c 10y Cohen was president and Iarna.
during this I,@ -arE OF The corpora ton
Leroy ;. Cohen is at p-escn. ,-s,
f Hent o. The firm; Mrs, Samunl So5A,
is &c ,nres!r"nt and James p Co...
n. j. Cohen and i.o,,'s AeE with
form the board az di-sc.o-s ''sfAa:!'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
LOCOMOTIVE MACHINlSTS
FIGHT WAGE REDUCTION
No action Taken mt Meeting Inst Night
Inc MON Awaits Instructions
From New York.

That they woUlG not submit - a
decfcaEe IN wage Without 4 nght. was
inc statement Of :" + Robinson. bug-
10 20. after . H"-t!ng % mat body
Jas, nlEnt to discuss tn. ac'ion Of the
"!ne'.c.u l<,cOInCt!vc Company here
b" read, lst!aE the earnings Of machin-
~ definite actlon was taken At tho
r"r ing last night, It - said a. the
plal union ttilI a"a!tg ward from tho
national rfgaulHatlOn which IL con-
GAe''a& r"Epi i!"rr Win inc %cw
fHf@ officials u inc American I.ocn-
u.s." Company lut.I rgch wo-d IL re
H".1"h - !s salr, uuIo; mon her. VIII
"Dt' 'agc - Hrick ~ tnHlr jobs Al The
D.yr. rye % -, but VII! "ork under
TIC pDnabi!!'y Of gtrike In all
i.aA's 81 the American Ioconotivc
'Dmpany 30 the United Statca and
Canada II INC demantB !or the old
""r" .s not granted Us being openly
Hae4s'ei ~ union men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Regular meeting Richmond Academy
OF Medicine and Surgery. auditorium Of
Chamber of Commerce. $3.50.
Meeting OF Equal Suffrage League at
feaEuc Headquarters. Fourth and Frank
lin Streets, 1880.
Opening of Central Couvocation Of tho
Diocese of Southern Virginia, Church
OF the Good Shepherd. Forest Hill.
Richmond Kindergarten Association
meets with Mrs. Stuart Miclinux ut
926 West Franklin Street. $3.50.
Meeting of woman's Auxiliary of tho
American Legion OF Richmond. Post No.
l. Room $50. jefferson Hotel. II.
Southside Patriotic Memorial Assoc ia-
ton meets In Hastings Court. Part H..
$3.50.
Retail Clerks Association meets Mt
Murphy's Hotel Mt g.
Opening OF East Hanover Presbytery
of Presbyterian Church at Bon Air.
Double wrestling bill. Broadway Ath-
lctic Arena. Laurel and Broad Streets.
$3.50.
Academy of Musical. G. Fields Min
strels ut $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
REQUIRE SPECIAL BUILDING
FOR PARCEL POST STATION
'"'''nhs''r Thornton sesks Additional
't"hr"r- b""nun~ of Growth
!n Business.

inrh' F't'y ".r has ;rDwn ~ such an
- en- l'ai Trsirahitr Thornton II.
'r".nE !rr % ,.-!G-fY % use AZ a par
pt4H.h% Tao roHlInartc, stated yr.-
'I1ft lt"' s.cfy jucn NJ the main
bH'lg!nE 'st' ,Dy.d ne gscd for parcel
"H7i i'"E at,'#Gy been gtl!lZed. and
nat u ras MN AecGuc ans5IutcIy
"','ffift =. 'ase au hHUcI
!H ~. uat' 'hr Richmond pos,- once
""crHfrGca'e f.' rush " parcel cost
o." ''"f t' gar fG3s. nut IN the future
'h.r "liI 'pHa VitdirX vi d" per-
'rah"ti a.l l'af-atGIud Institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
GAIN 1O4 NEW MEMBERS
y. VI. G. A. Teams Report Good Prog
rrss In Fall Drive to In
crensc ROstcr.

a total Of 104 members was the re-
suit Of the activities of the three Y. NJ.
=. ~ Teams yesterday in securing new
members for the association in tho
iall chmpa ign that is being launched
The goal is 500.
Cary l.. kccton. the new physical di-
rector OF the association, began his
duties yesterday after A reception by
the officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
L. $. Gnme Warden Here.

ID. a. Glewyer, chief Federal game
warden of the United States. arrived
in Richmond yesterday to appoint sew
eral Federal wardens throughout the
state. Mr.. Giewyer came here from
Washington. and will make an extern
sivc trip throughout the State and Mid
die West on business after leaving
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

'Ha '''r f. tp'.rErr mite. ~ Hll2
N'r' 'Hry rffrr' mrs hrhC an ana
'"r'H in fo..'n EGYrt y"ntordnY morn
~ an 70 s"rI'a ~ 'ftri@ "hnrKc~.
a'.hYtr ~as aT'"strG tar Gyiying a
''r whiEr B'ffr the Influence ~
"nis%y ann ~ mr. rrys!opGd In cour,
ma h' nm nt;ih'r . r!'Y permit nor
20" pf'H'r i.'"nva iaK The cDur, RS
iIfrG y" grant MIN iH' r!ght IL secure
r,Etn.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

Alexander /. Rondurant professor Of
Latin in the University of Mississippi. who
has returned to this country after a year
spent in France in the army educational
corps as dean OF american students and
exchange professor in tho University Of
DIXON. is being welcomed ny his friends in
his native county OF buckingham Pro-
month to resume his duties in tho University
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

On account OF III health Leslie Watson
for ton years music teacher at the John
Marshall High School. has been forced TO
resign his position and take up other work
Jay Donohuc is take up the work for
mcrly done by Mr. Watson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

The Richmond Kindergarten Association
will hold its first fan meeting this after
noon at 4:3o o'clock at the home OF the
president. Mrs. Stuart Michau1. 92e West
he present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

Lieutenant Lawrence j. Meyns. Coast Ar
tilicry Corps. who. since his return from
overseas. has been stationed at Fort How
ard. Maryland, has been transferred the
Ordnance Department having been assigned
to a two years course OF special instric-
ton at the Ordnance Schools Of Applca-
ton, Aberdeen Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

Members of the Retail Clerks Aesocia-
ton meet toniEh, At Murphy's Hotel to
initiate number OF members. The
meeting will DC called at o'clock n the
assembly room of the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

The FIRST fall meeting of the Ladies of
Charity will be held on Wednesday at (
y. NJ At St. Joseph's Orphanagc Plans
for tho winter work will be discussed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23

City Clerk A. II. Mcdowell Yesterday ad.
ministcrcd the oath OF Office to W. h
kceEan. house officer OF local hotel who
has been granted police authority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Earnest Workers Branch Of the w c. T.
I. meets with Mrs. Ralph Smith today at
a:3o =. NJ; II is Stated that an interesting
NroEram has boon arranEcd
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
Los sENoRES ADOLF CA
RRILLO Y EDUARDO A.
Gotta REGREsAN A LA
CIUDAD.


Acaban de llegar a la ciudad
procedentes de la Capital de Me
xico, los senores don Adolfo Ca
rrillo y Eduardo A. Gotta, despues
de haber visitado al senior don We
MUSTANG C~arranza, Presidente de
la Republica, y al senior Lie. Gus
tavo Espinosa Mireles, Coberna-
dor del Estado de Coahuila.
Dichos senores Sc muestran
muy satisfechos del estado de ade-
lanto y prosperidad en- que Sc en-
cuentra ell Pals, y de la obra paci-
ficadora que ell Gobierno esta lie
vando a cabo contra los trastorna-
dores del orden phblico, al grade
de que la Paz,-dicen los conoci-
dos viajeros-es TN hecho en- la
Republica.
FL senior GARLIC Sc establecera
en- la ciudad y ell senior Gotta, regre-
sara a Saltillo y a la ciudad de Me-
xico, dentro de dos meses, con ell
fin de atender varios importantes
asuntos que dejo pendientes.
Que sean bienvenidos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
Ell JUSTO FALLO.

FL tempo lama su escudrinado-
ra luz sobre todas las cosas Y des-
cubre los defectos y las manchas
a la vez que los meritos. FL pu-
blico es ell juez, y ell Elixir Ameri-
cano de Vino Amargo de Trirer
que durante los pasados treinta
amos ha estado infinidad de veccs
suJeto a prueba. y ell hecho de que
disfruta de renombre y de perfcc-
ia coniianza demuestra que ha ID
lido triunfante de la prueba. FL
Sr. John Beach, quien reside en- ell
No. los S. East ST., Sayre. Pa, di-
ce en- su carta fechada ell IS dc Di-
ciembre de 1918: FL Elixir Anne
ricano de Vino Amargo de Trirer
e. ell mejor remedio del mundo."
Y dice este sinceramente, rcrque
esta satisfecho de que siempre SC
puede depender de este remedio
en- los casos de dolor dc eSt1nlaeo,
estrehimiento, jaqueca, falta lie
apetito, perdida de energia, 'lcbili-
dad general, etc. De venta ell TO
das las droguerias, pero t@nsase
cuidado de las imitacione>! Ii
Linimento de Triner es un ali 10
SECURE 81 Sc padece de reumaiis-
mo, neuralgia, lumbago, sa'a lu-
ras, hinchazones, etc. En- todas las
|boticas. Joseph Triner Company,
1333-1343 S. Ashland Ave, Chica-
go, Ill.-Adv.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05

Regreso a la ciudad de la de San
Diego, Cal, ell joven Edmundo
Gotta, a donde fue al arreglo de ne
gocios comerciales.
En- viaje de paseo estuvo varios
dias en la ciudad, ell senior Ramon
Moyron jr., conocido comerciante
de Ensenada, Baja California.
Tambien estuvo entire nosotros
cl senior Ricardo Romero, hijo de
don Eulogio Romero, que tan es-
timado fue en- la Baja California.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
COMISION DE MEXICO.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
procedente de Mexico, una conf
sion del Ayuntamiento de la ca
pital de la Republica, que esta in
tegrada por ell Regidor Jorge Prize
to Laurenz y ell Arquitecto Igna-
clio Galvan. Dichos senores han
traido por mission Ell estudio de la
organization Municipal de algu-
mas de las ciudades de este pals,
asi como de los sistemas de linn
pia y aparatos mas en- uso.
Ell joven Jorge Prieto Laurenz
es uno de los politicos jovenes de
Mexico de mayores brios, pues fue
ell que en- la reciente campaha cleo
toral, organize, puede decirse, al
Partido Cooperatista Nacional que
esra tornado por los elementos sa-
nos y jovenes oe aquella Republi-
ca y que fue ell que vencio en bue-
liza lid, puesto que cuenta con el
apoyo de la opinion publica, al
Partido Nacionalista Liberal, for
mado por los mercaderes de la po-
Utica que an;eriormente Sc habian
apoderado de la administration de
la Ciudad de Mexico.
La Comision tornado por los
sehores Prieto y Galvan, trata,
ademas, de hacer la compra de los
carros AUTOMOBILES que Sc utiliza-
ran en Mexico, al implantar los
modefnos sistemas de limpia de
ciudades, y segun hemos podido
averiguar o ellos, solamente per-
maneceran aqui breves dias, par
tiendo para San Francisco prime
70, y para las ciudades mas al nor
tie, despues.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
LABOR DEL SIR. CONSUL DE
MEXICO.

Hemos sido informados de que
el Sr. Consul de Mexico, Jose Gar
a Zertuche, ha llegado a un acuer-
do complete con las autoridades
locales de Immigration, conse-
guiendo que Sc faciliten grande-
mente todas las practicas que los
mexicanos tengan que hacer en-
ese conocido DEPARTMENT..
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
MUY D1cNA DE
ELOGIO

Nos es verdaderamente grato
rendir un tribute de elogio a la
Sra. Eva Castillo, mexicana pa
triota y altruista que no ha des-
cansado nj un momento en- hacer
gestiones en- favor de nuestro COM
patricia Pedro Rico.
Con infatigable afan ha recorri-
do las residencias de los mexica-
nos recogiendo firmas e imploran-
do e. apoyo de la colonia con la
esperanto de salvar la vida del
sentenciado.
Siempre que Sc ha tratado de ha-
Ger algun beneficio, la Sra. Casti-
Ito ha sido siempre la primera en-
ofrecer u servicios, sin mas in
teres que ell de hacer bien. Pa
triota de corazon, en- cada mexi-
cano We un hermano, y es por es-
to que con tanto ardor Sc ~interesa
por todos.
Muy justo es que en- nombre de
nuestros paisanos tributemos un
homemade de gratitud a la patricia
mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
NUEvO EMPLEADO CON.
SULAR.

Procedente de la ciudad de Me-
xico ha llegado a esta poblacion
81 Sr. Ignacio Otero de la Tore,
nombrado canciller de ga. clase
del Consulate Mexicano.
FL Sr. Otero de la Tore es I'm
joven laborioso, atento y de inta-
enable conducta que ha merecido
la confianza del Gobierno al de-
signarlo para d~esempehar Ell deli
cado puesto que Sc lie ha confiado.
Damos la bienvenida al Sr. de Ia
Tore y lie deseamos una perma-
ncncia larga y grata.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
DESEA COLOcAc1ON.

Caballero espahol desea coloca-
cion va sea en- oficina, concrete
0 cosa analoga. Informaran en- la
administration de LA Prensa7.
l08 Gale Commercial, Los Ange-
les, Calf.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05
Ell AHORRO DE LA LUZ DEL
Ola.

FL plan de ahorrar la luz del dia,
de acuerdo con el experiments he
cho el aho pasado, Sc puso de nue.
vo en- practica comenzando desde
ell lunes de la presente semana y
ell cual consiste en- adelantar una
bora el tempo de todos los relo-
les.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-04-05

60 senior Lie. Orfila. Tengamos
confianza y esperemos. Mientras
tanto unamos nuestro espiritu con
aquellos que trabajan incansable-
mente por tan humane objeto.