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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-16
GREB WINS DECySION

GREB WINS DECISION
Pittsburgh, Dec. 16.-Harry Greb,
Pittsburgh, won the newspaper de-
cision here in his ten-round bout
with Billy Cramer, PHILADELPHIA,
Both men are middleweights.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-16
RAILROAD LEAGUE

Totals -. T1U 872 I82-2424
Schedule for Wednesday evening
House No. 1 VS.. Elec-
tricians.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-16

Totals -. 583 576 526-1687
Schedule for Tuesday-Giants VS..
Indians; Yankees VS.. Senators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
HOUSING OF VISITORS
OF STATE FAIR A
SERIOUS PROBLEM
Families With Rooms to Asnt AeAe'l
to Notify State Fair
office.

Tho problem Of housing the many
thousands nf out-of-town visitors VINO
ar. expected 10 come To Wheeling tor
III, state Fair and Scsqui-Crntcnhlai
celebration the first week in DcpteHper
is beng given consideration by TIE
committees ~ charge. The subcommh-
tee Of tho Scyqu!-Crntcnalal committee
appointed for this purpose is preparing
20 hand!" large numbers. while IN;
state Fair management i< also making
rlnns L" cara" tor thos" who make APP
pIlrai,un for accommodations. Resi-
urnIs uf tn. riiy who wish 10 PROVIDE
rooms or board or both. should COM
munir..ir with rhc State Fair office, CIV
N. tn. lor"iion "f the rooms, the num-
h,r rr-y can accommodate. and IN"
pr cc.; tho viii charge. IT is sincerely
hrr.d hy thos" in charge that hotriS
and others will not lay themselves open
Ia The charc" Of 'pr"fitcCring' on me
visitors. ap the invitation has bo"n OK
,,r,Iod 1" ihnko III" city Their nome lot
the week and advan,ag" should not Dc
t.hru rC the prcs"nC" Cf our guests IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Rutner1snd Keddingn,

WASHINGTON. D. C. Aug. l7.-Wh"n
speaking last week of her wedding
plans. Virginia Sutherland, who is en-
gaFed TO Lieutenant Colonel Donald
Marion McRae. sprung her brothers cn-
gagcment. It seemed only Il day or
two before that Senator Sutherland had
gone to New York to welcome his son.
Captain Richard X. Sutherland. back
from overseas ceryice. And one felt
that the latter must have made coed
time with his counting TO be already,
announcing his engagement; or rath""
II was really Ms. William Whit"sIdc.
of Chattanooga. who was announcing
the engagement of her daughter
Josephine to Captain Richard Is. Su IL
erland. son Of Senator and Mrs. Howard
Sutherland. Of West Virginia
Naturally one suspects that that af-
fair was all settled before Captain
Sutherland sailed away to tn" war. and
that the announcement merely awaited
his return. Which is equally true If
his sisters romance. for her engage
mcnt was announced as soon as I.i"u-
tenant Colonel McRie returned from
overseas with a wound stripe. m;lr-
tary medal pinned on by King G""rG"
in person and q splendid record Of scr
vice in the aviation corps of both cam
ada and the A. T. f.. He is the son Of
Major General and Mrs. James II. No
rae and Is stationed at the I'rcSdlo IN
California
While Virginia had no definite plans
FOR her own wedding. except that 1t
Is TO take place late in the fall. her
brothers marriage IS definitely set for
October. and she IS TO Dc one Of the
bridesmaids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
HEALTH REPORT FOR
MONTH OF JULY

Forty-nine deaths occurred in Wheel
ing during the month Of July, according
10 the report for that month by DR.. !.
F.. Marschner, city health officer. The
deaths were due to q variety Of diseases
Typhoid fever. which usually score:
high in the death rate, elaSncd only tive
victims. and pneumonia usually clos
rival for first honors as a death mes
scngcr. claimed but two victims. Cancer
lead the list. being responsible for Is
during the month. On the whole the
monthly report showed the health OF the
community to be unusually good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
BODY FOUND On
REYMANN HILL
IS IDENTIFIED
IS THAT OF sALvAToR1C FAPoLHr
A BELLAIRE COAL
MINER.
Dead Man Had Been Missing for TWO
Weeks-Authoritiss Are
InvestiG attng.

The body found Saturday evening W
ing in Il Clump Of bushes OIL ReNmann
hill. was identified yesterday morning
rs that of SALVATORE Naprli", Rcllairc
Italian coal miner. identification was
made through naturalization papers
found IN the mans clothing r" ndcr-
takcr RiChard V. Mccoy. Th"s" papers
were sworn To before United states
Commissioner George T.. Boyd. on April
Il. 1919. Napoli"'s address WAS given
in his papers as 30 sol Hamilton street
BCllaTe.
Chief OF Police Albert Malone. Of
Brllaire was notified Of this discovery
Later yesterday. the Beliair, chief n"u-
fled Wheeling police headquarters that
Salvatore Napoli" formerly lv"d at
1901 Hamilton street. Bcla.rr. AMI that
he later moved to $40 Wa~hG0","r
street. Reiar". TWO works az" Last
Thursday. chief Malone found. tn" man
left Bcllar". SAVING that he was going
10 look for work in a mine and that lie
probably would come To Wheeling.
chief Mahon" visited Napolic's room
at Pcllaire yesterday and hr"H" open his
grin. learning Irnm letters found in thu
grip that the man has Il VII" living in
Italy and relatives AZ Boston. Mass.
Tn" chief also f'I!nh III IN grip thrc"
checks from John can 4 Sons. of 60! v"-
land, IT, checks w"r" numbered 5idi.
%5?S and ..3H5.
coroner T. G. ll"h!,s has not az vet
ordered post mrrt"m examination "f
the body to determine what caused
death. The body T. 50 badly dccomroscd
that such AN examination w"uld be diff
ficult. TIL" body * h. ID ~ .Nitmrycr &
MCCoy'S undertaking establishment.
Tho body was found under 81 rIump Of
bushes ON Rcymanu ihll Saturday even
ing by Bert Powell. VIII" Wa picking
berries. He Immediately no;i:rrd the
authorities
Neither Coroner Hobbs rur ~" police
have the rCm"t">t idea low ~" hcAd
man came To be in such l"ratjnn They
have nO clue upon which I" work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
CORPSE THAT OF 4
DOG IN MANS COAT

Dog TT"avHn' aImo-' furnished Mar
nS Ferry police with Il murder sorry
Sunday III" police wrr, C#il"d [" inS"S-
l!gatc n" finding of y mans dead body
on IN" hillSidc between tilonn's Run
aud Gaylord mine. Several cops rushed
To tho soon" and f"und mans con
showing q hoIc IA tn" hillside" :" 'h".
determined Ia dIsIntcr Tho post - ~
body. Logging had mot progressed v'r!
far, until tho murder story "hl'"' ~"
IN" dad man was hog. warped "ii
INFERRED III a mans coat 't"r"n"T WHAT
ami n" Martins Forty po'Ir" arc ris"ln%
tho kind hearted dog owner. who IUr.,h
The animal tha; way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
interfering ENLARGEMENT.

Announcement r'nf an cuga goment
which will terminal" in on" % tn" mos.
interesting weddings NJ Harlv autumn
IS that OF Miss Ann Y Pryor. Of Elm
Grove. and Mr. William Y. Fckhard- alen
Of Elm Grove Although no date has
been announced for N" wedding i Will
b among IN" prominent ruptinl 'v""'s
Of September.
The hride-"ln"' is y daughter 90 he
late Oliver Tryo-. 81: Sigma Pons. Elm
Grove and Cor sNnc tim" has held n
responsible position in the National
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18

Dh,". III. trap was rEad" hH art"mohlI"
a:.,i a 49,. ,riryabl" t'mr vas sr'N..
according :" IN" doctor.
George Houston. secretary ." Tho
American Legion NJ this cav. loft lat
m ,dnlgh. for charleston 20 spend a few
days on "rIrral business.
Attorney rharlc., Mr'nmtr VII I"AN"
to-day Ter .'harl'st"n I" attend /" hnsI-
moss matters pertaining Ia tn" Siai".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Kings Daughters Meeting.

Thursday evening ut 8 o'clock at tbs
Y. w. c. A. auditorium. meWoers OF
tho Central Council of Kings Daughters
will hold an important meeting. Tne
meeting has been called to outline plans
for tho win member" campaign which
Tho union is arranging to conduct during
October. The council includes the lead
crs Of all Daughters Of this community
together with the officers Of tho City
Union. and all are urged to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
cxtort higher prices than would By
charged any other guests at any other

CHdTBVU any UVlICT BueS0o oe uIIg WITT
time.
During fair week this year more VS.
itors arc expected than ever before, be-
cause Of the addition Of the SesquiCcn-
tcnnial celebration. Excursions arc 10
be run TO the city from all points within
a radius Of one hundred miles. There
will be more special attractions in tn"
city than during any week In history
Hotels have already sent out notices Of
the coming events. but they az usual
will be overtaxcd. Wheelingitcs arc en-
tending invitations to friends TO be her"
during the city's birthday week and
state fair. City and county police Of
fic;als are making plans to handle the
big crowds and to afford as much pro-
lection as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
MADAM AND SIX
LOITERERS ARE FINED

In police court Saturday evening
Fannie Stein was fined $50 and costs f"r
operating Il hnws" at prostitution un IA"
South Side Mike N"nIS. George Sadd
Jack McDanirlS. r. File. Rose St"tnb"rG
and Dorothy Raymond were hn"d s.
each for lettering.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Dinner Party.

Mrs. ]. II. Coleman. Of Woodsdale, en-
tertaincd with Il dinner party on Satur-
day evening. in honor OF her husband
upon the OCCASION Of his birthday. Sew
eral Of the out Of town friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Coleman enjoyed their hospi-
ta,ity. having motored from Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18

for the event Those present were the
Misses Filler and Horsel, Of Detroit,
Mich: Messrs> Thomas Moreland and
Lynn Hague, Of Pittsburgh; Mr.. l.. s.
ShotweTL of New York; Mr.. T. b. Cole
man. Of Pittsburgh. and Mr.. ]. II. Cole
man, Jr, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
ENGAGEMENT Announced

Announcement Of an interesting en-
gagcmont is that Of Miss Elizabeth Boz
neskcy. Of Twelfth street. and Mr.. Ern-
est Hrnning, OF South Wheeling. NO
date has hcen announced for the we'd
ding, but it will be in late August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Roast Beef Supper.

Following the Sunday school picnic
Of the Short Creek Methodist Sunday
school. which will be held on thu
church lawn next Thursday. tho ladies'
Of the church will serve roast bc'r
supper Every one is cordially invited.
as tho ladies will prepare Tor a large
crowd. Mrs w. B. North is tho carahl"
chairman OF the committee in charge Of
this affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Social Saturday Night.

The members Of the Mount Union
Sunday school will hold social on
Hipley's lawn. near Mount Union Sat
urday evening. August %. Proceeds
for the benefit of the Mt Union Pres
byterian church. Every one welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
nacc1ung. Meek Nupttals.

AT interesting w"d1tnc Will ho SOL
emnized tomorrow ar. moon ut o'clock
when Miss E.'l"u Mock y: East liv"T-
pool. Ohio. daughter "t Mr.. and Mrs.
James Meek former ""@idouts Of This
city. and Mr.. !. NJ S'"rIung ~ Romeo
vertc. W. Va. VII 10 united in marriage.
Miss Meek is 4 -raiIat" or NJ. Il" Chan
tai academy and has numerous friends
IN the city. Mr. N"TiuNS Is n son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Mr''IuUG and attends sum-
nner school a West Virginia university
at Morgantovn. NJ. ard Mrs. Nc; lung
will make their hom- IN ROnc"v"r'o fol-
lowing a wedding rip throughout the
west
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18

bank at Elm Grove Mr.. Eckhdrd u q
prominent business man Of the out the
pike town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Tobacco By the Carton

Baskets at a Bargain
45c 55c CSC
We sold one hundred Of thsSs
Saturday below cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
COUNTRY CLUB
VERY POPULAR
Raf61DAx MIGHT DINNER DANCE
ArnNDRp BY MANY OF THE SO
cYAI. IHApERS OF THE CITY.
AFUnsrous Interesting Events Scnedno
Tor Late August and sep
tember.

One Of the most brilliant affairs n"io
NJ tho Country club recently was inc
1sual dinner dance held Saturday night
Despite the inClcmsnt weather many
PARTIES and individuals motor"d 10 the
hin ton resort The dinner parties were
composed Of congcnial groups or frienaS
who later enjoyed the pleasures AFFORD,
"a At these delightful affairs. Jacobs
Jazz orchestra furnished splendid pro-
Kram Of the latest dance mus'" Tor inc
raw assemblage of pleasure seekers. Al
II o'clock there was an intermlssion
during which Manager STartz served q
buffet luncheon
rhs following entertained with dinner
parties
D. A. Burt and party Of eight. Of Steu-
6enville.
Mrs. C. ]. Milton and party OF IL
W. w. Holloway and party or ten.
n. 8. Brady and party OF three.
A A. Wheat and party Of seven
Robert Reed and party of four.
d. 8. Hazeltine and party Of eight.
Robert Whitaker and party or TWO.
T. b Sweeney and party Of five.
Major Holloway and party Of FOUR
Allan Garden and party OF Two.
Mrs.. Franzheim-
!. Mrs.. Donley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
Lawn Party.

Thursday August q. the members OF
r,arrn,l court. daughters OF Isabella.
vii, hold n lawn party on tho lawn SIR
roundins the o. h"dral high school A
number Of booths Will b" ''"''ted. ~
which fancy W. and refreshments Will
be sold. The :'"st Interesting f"a'nr" OF
the atrair Will H. III" dance which Will
be held in the armory &C N" school Mrs.
T. f. Simon is IN charS" Of this inter
cstinp, event. and she will 10 assisted by
several committees. Tho dance commit
tee il in charS" ot III, following young
ladies
Misses
Mary Schiller Ehra hani"9
Elizabethe Harth MoZ'" '"yn"
Angelina Kelten- catherine Farley
bach Mildred Fisher
Mrs James Grlmartin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-18
WANTED

Niddle ago inAA
for stock work.
Must be strong
and reliable.
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=. H O. Ficu1e-

west Virginia Circle No. PSI Protrc-
lfsve Home Circle. will hold basket pic
rao next Thursday, August 81. on inc
sDiay grounds Of the state Fair greunas;
- afternoon program will be featured
by races for every one with cash Prizes
Tor all winners. In the evening mr.
1901 contest Will be staged by tbs
vonderful midget boxers Carl Rosen ami
Martin Maley. Jr. The members an!
All their friends who have been invited
ARC promised a day Of genuine pleasure
fy the following committee In, general
charge:
MeSdameS-
Bertha Zoeekler Eta Stainm
TJ,,ian Rhodes F;rrett Mooney
IpNa Mcdonald Irwin Ruckh
N.r~,rct Durand Edw. c. Orth
a.. Hsnnsn Geo. W. thinner
Stella thinner Geo. ". HoeeAo
Clara Meintel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

! perfectamente que no dice Ia verdad;
voy a recordarle ciertos HECHOS
que pueden a"rrojar alguna luz So
bre Ia question e indicar de que lado
habran de buscarse las responsible
lidades; antes, voy a referirme a Ia
situacion.
Aunque muy acostumbrado al
camoufloge de los Observation-Disclosures,
no ha dejado de sorprenderme 81
inusitado alboroto motivado por Ia
penultima expedition punitiva. En-
efecto; asi de las noticias recibidas
directamente de Mexico como de las
publicadas en- Washington, Sc vleT
ne en- conocimiento de que todavia
hay grande excitaci6n en- nuestra me-
tropoIi ' de que ella ha invadido las
I mas elevadas esferaS del elemento
Official; pues, segun las noticias, hu-
DO Ministro que, inconmovible ante
e. desastre cauSado por IA emission y
Republication de miles de millones de
biiimbiQues; cast lloro al darse cuen-
Ia de Ia indiferencia del pueblo an
te Ia farsa intervencion:s:a &C los Sc
nores Ministries. Por ~supuesto que,
como en- los tiempos de Huerta, no
faitaron los ~consabidos mensajes de
adhesion Unconditional, no = la pa
tria. sino al senior Presidente; pues
algunos gobernadores, jefes, alcaldes
v hasta IN candidate presidential,
Iofrecieron sus servicios Y aun 81
sangre. no en- defensa del mancilla-
do honor de la patria, pOrquc est" la
sido munciiludG otrGS receS c, O.
dc 81 rpro6qci6n. sino en- dc4~nsa
L~precisamente de 10 que esta cauaan-
do las desgracias Y humillaciones de
Mexico.
Digo que ell honor de la patria ha
sido mancillado otras veces con a
probaci6n V APPLAUSE de los constitu-
cionalistas, porque desgraciadamente
asi es Ia verdad; Y por 81 ell senior
Aguirre Berlanga los ha olvidado,
voy 4 tener la pena de r~ecordarlos.
Por Ia narration de los hechos Sc
vera que desgraciadamente no es
~cierto. como Sc opina, que los pro-
hombres de su partido hayan sosteni-
do o sostergan con rigidez ell decoro
de Ia naci6n.
No necesito recordar nj discutir
les detalles del incidente que crigi-
no el bombardeo Y la toma de Vera
vruz en- abril de 1914 Y su ocupa-
zion hasta noviembre del mismo ano;
tampoco quiero hacer r~eferencia 4 Ia
opinion que en- aquel entonces sos
tuvo uno de los Ministries constitu-
cionalistas. que Feracr1= no era Ne
rico: igualmente paso por alto el te-
nor de Ia nota que el Lie. Zubaran
llev6 a Washington despues de Ia
aota protesta del Primer Jefe, como
no Quiero recordar que los que mu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-21

En- ell peri6dico "El P~orvenir" de
Monterrey. n. l., Y bajo el rubro lei
Dr.. Francisco Vazquez Gomez abcgo
Dor Ia intervention armada Ell nues-
tro pals, constan unas ~declaracio-
mes del senior Lie. don Manuel Agui-
RE Berlanga. en- las cuales Sc en-
cuentra un parrafo que dice literal
mente:
"Varios ~peri6dicos mexicanos han
dadn q los que Sc %intereSan en- la
Intervention favorables expedientes
para fuadar sus siniestros designios-
FL Doctor VazQuea Gomez, n de
los politicos expatriados. no ha tent
do empacho en- proponer como die
ma ertremo Ia Intervention en- nues-
ira R]epublica. segun carta que publ
CO en- los neri6dicoS eXtranJeroS.'
Gel Porvenir. Monterrey. S~eptiembre
g de 1919. Primcra plana, IA. CO
lumna.) (Debo advertir que IA ar
"a 4 cue Sc refiere 10 anterior, fue
publicada en- "Revolucion" de Ia ciu-
dad de Mexico y en- LA PRENSA
de esta ciudad.)
I~gnoraba que Ia l0gica constjtuclo-
nalista hubiese reducido q 4 los
terminus de IN diIema. g igncraba
| tambien cue el senior Aguirre Ber-
langa c~areciera de las C~uaiidades CO.
munes = TODD aQuel que honradamen-
to trata &c dilucidar ell tema que Sc
I discute. E. senior Aguirre Berlanga
como 20 10 hago ahora. dcbi6 citar
textualrlente ell parrafo de mi carta
que dice asi:
En- c~onsecuencia, : hablando cor
IA clariGad : franqueza cue deman'
dan las circunStancias, tsHsmos ga,
c~orrcpir en- qpe Mj1ico sc HNCLEN'
IRA frents n jreuts con el s;gaien'
fs Gilsmq: o I'm Gamble de Go5lcrno
possible s0l1mcute con Ia ANTON 2 a
cyerdo de lcs facciOnes c0ntsndlentes
o O. interrerci0n-"
Como Sc We, 20 no propongo Ia in
| t~ervenci6n en- nuestra Repdblica, CO.
mo con tcGa falta de honradez lc
asegura 81 senior Aguirre B~erlanga,
sino cue SENALO las c0ndiciones en-
qae los constitscion0listcs han pVea-
TO a Nfrico. Y tan es asi. que ;nme-
diatamente antes del parrafo cue a
cabo de transcribir digo: "Ahora
bien; 81 e. observation-disclosures. a sa-
6iendas. coloc6 a MGrjco ~ las iris
tiSjma$ condolences en- que hoy Sc en-
cientrG 5se-a capaz por 81 mismo de
ganar para Mexico. en- IN terminc
perentorio, el respeto de todas las
nacicnes ' evitar Ia intervention que
nos amenaza? Entierdo que. en- con-
c~iencia, nadie contestant afirmati-
vamente."
Pero va cue el senior Aguirre Ber-
langa Sc empeHa en- decir que 20 es-
toy Dor Ia intervention, sabiendC
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rieron defendiendo el honor nacional,
los de Ia Escuela Naval, hdbian Sido
SentenciadO a muerte por trGidores
por los conStitucionGliStGS con su IA
mosa e inaplicable ley de 81. TODD
este 10 discutira Ia historic manana
Y dara su fallo inapelable. Por aho-
"a, me bastard recordar ell brindis
del Primer Jefe pronunciado en- la
.conferencia Carranza-Ferguson el
90 de noviembre de 1915 en- Ia ciudad
de Laredo, brindis cuya escasisima
provision diplomatica justifica y a.
las expediciones punitivas
cuando son originadas por Ia ne
que producer los actos lie
de IN HOMBRE hacia los Es-
tados Unidos. De paso. hare notar
cue. Il contestar el brindis del Pri-
mer Jefe, ell gobernador Ferguson
tuvo la discretion de 10 decir n
sola palabra acerca del ~Iesgraciado
incidente de Veracruz. He aqui el
brindis:
"GCbernador Ferguson: Ase-
guro a I'd. que me siento alta
mente honrado por ST. presen-
cha en- este lugar. Estoy Sc
guro de que el pueblo meXica-
no Sc siente profundamente a
g~radecido. Tambien aseguro a
I'd. que las mas cordiales rela,
clones existen entire su gObier'
no V el MIC"
"Hoy es un dia memorable
en- la historic de Mexico, no so
lamente por vuestra presenci5
' Ia ~presencia de vuestros a,
migos en- este lugar, sino por
cue hoy hace I'm ano que las
troDas americanas evacuaror
Veracruz V las fuerzas consti,
tucionalistas baJo IA director
del General Candida Aguilar
ocuparon las trincheras ameri-
ana V despu6s Ia ciudad
Cuando el gobierno americana
retro sus tropas GespIeS dc hd'
Der sido obIigado Il ~enriariGS
por cutSG dc "a caenlistdd D
octos ilegnIss dc UN HOMBRE
cuvo nombre no menciono por-
que es ahora un prislonero;
uosotros i]uiHos ana ce7 mas
~coprencidoS del patriotismo y
sabiduria de vuestro Presiden-
tc Y de ia JUSTICIA de vues-
ira naci6n. En- c~onsecuencia,
es nm doblc placer para mi ase-
gurar a I'd. mi aprecio Y que
las relaciones mas cordiales
cxisten entire los Estados Uni
dos Y Mexico" The San An
tonic Express. Tonic so. No,
32S nov. % de 1915. "a. pag.
En- IS de marie &c 1916 entro a
Mexico Ia segunda expedition punt
tiva despues de ciuco dias de pre-
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an extremely poor finish, winning on
-four OF his last "A games,
Scott Perry and Tom Rogers, two
pitchers, jumped the Philadelphia Ath-
letiCs last August and Joined the in
dependent team at Franklin, Pa, 1t
Is now announced that both have signed
with the Franklin club for next sea-
son. There was never any apparent
attempt mad to bring either man back
to tho Athletics, and neither seemingly
viii he missed from the ranks Of the
American league club, Perry was a
failure this year and NO was Rogers
Perry won only three games for Con
ME Mack and lost II. while Rogers won
only four and lost IL,
on April 20. 1909 in 2 game against
the C%incinuatis, In Pittsburgh, Hans
Wagner stepped from m batter's box
to the other white the pitcher was in
the act Of delivering the ball, The Pi-
rates won the game, and the Cincinnati
club put In a protest which was up
held. The game was thrown out, Vic
tor Willis was the Pirate pitcher in
that game, II was the first game that
he won that season and also the first
Of a string Of II victories in succession.
The Philadelphia team Of the Amer,
lean league employed ~ pitchers this
year, more than enough players 10 make
up two complete teams. Yet the Ath-
letics wound up in last place, winning
only 50 games. They lost l04.
During the season OF 1915 the Pirates
played three tie games. each Of which
ended with the score I to I, Wilbur
Cooper pitched two Of them, one Of
II innings and the other OF 10 The
%i4-innIng game was with the Giants,
and the %13-inninR tie with Boston