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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
GREATER WHEELING, NOW AND IN TIE
ETTTTTRF,

Of Wheeling and vicinity F
Wheeling will soon DC fen "
view o. the Indictment Indicates depth Of
feeling the subject surprising even ~ '"e
Greater Wheeling
II selfish interests that nave :"
veu,y will discontinue their hEh
any action will Courts in these days. are
legislation IN
majority OF
o. ,o,t directly affected doubt the in
able doubt to the Greater Wheeling territory we
provided the
lats act BY will be brought into being Will DC f00"
governments OF our ''
TINS
=, Tho river At least and together in
munic -
The 1ntgencer that this where the
the 1ntcisencee
Wheeling little support was '
hundreds OF votes Tor the dFe
advanced today 10" the
into Wheeling Of MoundsHAe would encounter
Of these towns woulu
b. benefited by WeHns and there are s00o anu S
;, srs vh Wheeling would Incorporation with them
or Will De
leaven VIII WORK 'h inc "
the present la'
c,odsd By which we not ~
named but also our o'o
,r Ferry Ba benefited by union under
49, I y,rnncnt How be brought about Is
not possible difficulty Of crossing state lines W." "
~ to pc ovc; with confidence the time when
West Virginia side OF
the river Will be Greater City in which every citizen WI"
PRIDE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
ANGELES EXECUTED

General Felipe Angeles. one q Nh'
most DISTINGUISHED Mexican soldiers
and one Of the most prominent hSuf'S
8, rho yariuus revolutionary troubles al
the country. was executed a, Ch'huhnN;'
yesterday AS a traitor. Angeles was Il
b;.b,v educated and altogether superior
Mexican. His military skill in the earl?
stages OF the revolution did much 70
s,-tbcr tho success Of Carranza and {"
strengthen the arms Of Villa. when
villa was still a CarranZa supporter
ANGELES was credited with real patriot
lem one Of the few Mcxicans who havH
taken mart in tn, lamentahlc troubles OF
the past six or eight years who showed
O. sincere desire 20 serve tho Mexican
state. to improve the conditions &c the
people and to establi$. au Tiy ana
decent government. It is the irony oil
fate that hordes Of bandits. whose only
aim. apparently. is to enrich themselves
should still be loose in Mexico teToriz-
ing the people and living or Of the In
dustry Of the few who are left TO labor.
while the one superior man in the whole
miserable hogwash OF villiany. trcach-
cry. and murder. is shot down BY =
firing squad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

10 engage in useful work. OF the ease
with which a comfortable living can be
made, of the hours for leisure for i'm
rrovc,nent which we enjoy. and OF tbs
paths leading to higher and better
things which VIC can all follow II we
chose, we can form some estimate Of
the blessings which tho people Of the
most favored nation on the earth share
among themselves.
With all it's faults. this government
Of ours comes nearer to doing equal Jus
ticc between men than any other gov
eminent docs. Our social system gives
greater opportunity for merit to be
recognized and for solid worth TO obtain
a Just reward. We have freedom OF
thought. freedom Of speech. freedom Of
political cction and freedom OF worship.
The American citizen who is honest
with himself cannot fail to rejoice many
times that he was born into American
citizenship. and on this Thanksgiving
Day, we may, with solemn pleasure,
stop from our daily occupations long
enough to reflect seriously upon the op-
portunities and blessings with which
Providence has showercd us. and the
great responsibilities which such bless
ings put upon US.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Our Daily Story
LAUGH AND BE SILLY

John w. Pessimist was feeling un.
usually blue He had played the stock
market unwisely and too much. his best
friend owing him five dollars. had run
off with his wife. and his back hurt.
"T think I'll drop around and look ny
Pcrsy Optinist," he thought TnOodily
Maybe & dose of chronic cheer would
brace me up"
He found Percy laughing IN pca!s
roHrs, shouts, bursts and outlaws.
Tell me- the joke. lercy. lac begged
II need it more than you do
"Ho no no. Iaw haw haw:' shouted
Percy OptiniSt.
II don't doubt that. but le' ~" hear
X anyway" said John w. I"sS!m:5t.
Tia IA IA hec hcc kar Mar" Guffawcd
Percy 0ptimist
Granted. but whats it all about
demanded John W. P"sSmist.
I've, got raging t""th1Ch" and Tn
Just laughing to keep u? my spirits. liz
no har har haw haw huW." rOar"d Percy
Cptimist,
After breaking four chairs nScr Us
head and placing a huuh st To- - r.l
in tiftccn minutes ia htS pu,h"t. Irhr "
I'cssimist turned On the Sas and Str"dy
out.
Tomorrow Amt y" S"'h
Animal" great sLory with no bad Eng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

From the days when Moses acted as
the spokesman. the agent. the walking
delegate for tho brickmakCrS Of Israel
until the present time. the relationship
that should exist between the workers
and their employers, the best means or
securing the acme OF product on while
safe guarding those who toll. and the
equitable distribution ~ THAI which has
; been Produced have been ever present
questions.
Upon tho proper solution Of these
Questions depends the future progress
Of tho world. nor IS ii +" hc expected
trat they can be solved by the StruE-
giles and clash ~ Nnut"nd ing interests.
thnuGh these may help To bring mt" IN"
light different factors that have 10 DC
taken INTO consideration.
No one can expect That We can build
over night H.. machinery that vii m"\"
us from the chaos OF to-day t. IN" unit
vrrsal justice. harmony and happiness
contained IN our ideals We must pro-
coed by tho SLOW process of CNp.-im"r
"f building one thought upon another.
I "r diSclr!inG that which IS found /" b."
bad and retaining that which j. good.
And our experiments should he 50
conducted that no explosion Will TAX"
place winch will destroy the basis OF
the structure Gf modern civilization. tho
democratic institutions that exist IN
numerous nations OF The world.
10 lliG ltkCFlatlplAi lStAhlE A'llltI-
cncs is Entrusted the scientific analysis
Of the labor question. ON The accuracy
Win which 1t considers all Of the cl"'
m,nts Will depend the value OF tho re-
suits.
Il Ia not sufficient TO consider only
material things. The great SlruEgl" OF
the human race has been to achieve \
condition OF society where IN" iGuiVldual
can find the fullest measure ct the CN-
/ pro ~sion q his spiritual nature and n"
= highest standard OF material comfort
, that his energy and ntri' 'e"n"" en-
! produce commensurate with the we'll
/ bong OF the rrusS. And IA MI Of THIS
| the prirle factor is man himself.
Any conclusion that has not given
| fun consideration to the fact that the
workers Of the world are living. m"v-
! ing. scnticnt human beings. with all the
hopes and aspirations that God has i'm
| planted in the human breast will fail.
Tho International Labor Conference
| represents the first concerted effort on
the part Of The nations Of the earth 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
TIE TOAST At A PRINCES DINNER
81 NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

,.. .,,,,,,,.r :, tho prince Of Wales
,r.. ,nIs,~ w..r. drums WIN .Npol,'' ','rJ
Mater. Ey,u the i'"u%" ur'm .,i'', The
y, ,n. Il l,mun zee" ana ",'.gla Rr,, .Sl
lh l,,,r,,.In that rr$I"d IL inc Fui,'N'T
I"I ma -" 4 spirit to warm IA" CT ~.
lemon IL, that separated .h'.'' tmrmrr
! a.: N very striking c"nlIt"l :" r,cr
,,,,,.s when foreign guests were I"
i,,,,ry ,.iycs an acuUut If the dhi'y NJ
- ,i,, rrinCrs IN the Royal l'alac" ~
/ rrdun. one century age. ont %
,,l.,,ts va, tn" heir /" the ihrrnG "t
l'--,'.,,L Ashton sryS Tho ruiiinnS
,,',n ,m,,,llrd each Other for lucre 5 san"
VIZ. prti,d and fctrd rs nuch az We.
,hr giadiaturs in the times OF l''''''
In 1900 hardly n country town ~
f-n,i,nd hut had it's bull ring. IN 40
,';IIsrm,it GA al boards "i l"nc"I
contained this announcement: u i'.i'H
n..II 10 BE- dressed up with fire wur"
,,,d n,rnrl loose in he came place. \
TO- ~ no dressed ur with fir" w"tkH
,.r l,,r \ hear H. -" let l"oS" NJ ~"
,,,,.,,, limo. \ ct to l." tied l" ne on!.
AZ 4 mad huil to l." dressed up WI!
r ~, works To- hc halted and hull u"'-9
49,, ui,nn him" In lHGg, Ni!h"riu!t'
,.,rI his friends tried 10 pass u" SOP
ing thr brutal bull fights. or" 'n .t',
',.r vyi,, oppr@'a The h'fl r"ralN'u Inv,
",.i,h r,rrC, 10 observed dispoSltl'
T., drpriv. Ih" poor Of their r"cr, h'i"l,
and t. fore" them /" naHs their iI'hv IL.
chanting 1T churches. TINS MI W.
tnr,wn out or the house. and not uHVs
49, was hulIfighting mad" I!l"Sal. ~.
vrrc men forbidden 10 put grease upon
,br hair Of b':llS. brnIS and bull GnE"
and then set fire To the oil ana ErcAS'
So rs to r,uddcu 'hoe" beasts. thai me
fun might nc Increased. ~ va,
In that era also. gambling was no,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
A WORTHY CANDIDATE

Mr.. Campbell II. Henderson. formerly
chief OF police. and well-known news
paper man, believes that 1t Is best to be
in the field early. The announcement
Of his candidacy for the Republican
nomination of sheriff appeared in the
InteIlIgencer yesterday and from now
on. we anticipate that Mr.. Hcnderson's
friends and acquaiutances will have
many opportunities to recognize the
earnestness and energy with which he
carries on any work that he has seri-
ously undertaken.
Mr., Henderson is native OF Wheel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
A THANKSGIVING THOUGHT

Thanksgiving Day editorials in this
country are apt 10 become trite and
commonplace. We are too much accus-
toned to prosperity. to comfort and the
joys OF living really to appreciate them
as we ought In spite OF our transient
troubles, the American people have to-
day moro to be thankful for than any
other people on earth ever had. more to
be thankful for than, perhaps, any other
people on earth ever will have.
II ~. can get our minds away from
s.rikes and lockouts, from Bolshevik
and from the high cost OF living. all Of
which are only small ptmples and boils
on the body Of a great healthy animal.
and think Of the limitless opportunities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
4 NEW HOME RULE PLAN

Irelands long delayed horne rule
comes before the British parliament IN
an entirely new form. \ committee OF
the English cabinet has prepared n bill
which provides two parltamcnts with 4
council or senate of forty to he chosen
by the two. One Of the parliaments
will sit for Ulster. and the Protestant
provinces Of northeast Ireland, and the
other for the remainder Of the country.
Local home rule will, doubtless. be as
sured to both sections and joint action
will only be required as to those mat
tiers which concern the entire Irish
state
Practically this may be solution OF
Ireland's problems. Ireland would have
had home rule long ago had 1t not been
FOR the strenuous opposition of Ulster,
and the new plan may overcome u
ster's objections and still satisfy the
national aspirations Of the majority Of
the Irish people. A sincere trial or any
form Of homo rule ought to be better
than a continuance of the division ana
strife which have so seriously disturb
cd all OF Ireland for many years. and
which have become particularly acute
since the signing OF the armisticc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
the INTERNATIONAL LABOR CONFERENCE
Represents First Concerted Effort to Deal With Indu
trial Problem in Comprehensive Manner.
By HON. WILLIAM e WILSON
Secretary of Labor President of international Labor Confercnc

, deal with tho proElcms OF labor in q
comprehensive manner.
| W. all are thankful that tho HOSTILE
! tics of the world conflict have ceased.
, We ara CNdCavCrinE 10 find means by
/ which futur" wars may u" eliminated or
j reduced 20 minimum WAr is waste. II
il IL worth while L. put forth our great
est efforts tu promote pHac" among IN"
nations OF the earth. il also is worth
wniI" to pWm"t" Industrial pcaCc--t"
/ work out our problems, hy the process
| Of reason rather than ky arhi,rament Of
| tho sword. To accomplishment Of that
rr,dt task III" international Labor Con-
| ference WAS called.
! We ii! arc lnl"rrstrd in the mant"n-
! anCv o! industrial peace bat there can
! b. no permanent industrial peace that -
! not based ul"M Industrial justice. Just
a. int"ruall"rrl wrongs may accuru-
la:c to the point whore war is ncCccS-
say 10 hr!nS rcii"f. 80 Industrial
wrongs may maxi mjustrlnl conflict
preferable 10 the further endurance Of
3 -" wrongs imposed.
: Nor is u Suuu l"nt that Cithrr side to
' an industrial Cnrir"I "rSv ,h"Ull u" The
sol judge nf what constitutes justice.
TN" means must "NtSi by which AL men
rIav Know that justice has been SrCuIN 4.
An Imaginary wr"ug ho~ all the force
and effect If reality until it is shown
: th:' il il only imaginary.
"" h&y, found ways ut regulating MI
! IN" oth"r r.ln'I,nS Of mankind. sur =
: human ''l' IT, '.t'' can l'NtS' Some if'-
crpIahl, ,r,'H.I "t adjiust,ri3; IN" r'lH-
: Iirrs.hjp h.!"'.u employer and en-
p!oycr.
! In tho tr.'r'r or pcHcH two distinct
ffunctiun% h"E'' h""n nirUS'"d TO the
-, | ..,i"I .,i.,jr.'. e Nm"r.ra: itr>t that II
C"nvcu.nt; Ia" ln'"r"aij"na' Labor Con-
ference, and second, that Ui organic. nE
il.
The treaty specified that il must h"
! convened - October. and III" iir.l furc.
,iuu entrusted - us is IN accomplished
! fact. Tho @rr"ud function. that or ur-
! 2,an!Z!ug N" conf renee. is a vontinGln-;
process mai! the organization has L''n
cnmplct"d I'll" completion &C III" "r-
l-ani"1tlrn can !"rt take TlaC" uni!i IN"
League rE Nations has been rr'.t'HL
Wn'ln n" final t"Chl Cnl stops has" MT
y,r hc"r takn assuming ~" creation 80
'hr I"icu" f Nations - De- an assured
fact. 80 may ~ on with IA" dcfInit"
J Assurance that Il ultimately Will bu
I Cumptctcd.
| Copyright 1879
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
RIPPING RHYMES
By WALT MASON.
HAPPY GO-LUCEY

OFT envy Eh"nrZ"-. Of IN" ragged
coat and hair: his \ needless, hap
" G,,:,r. who has nrT'r known Il
rl!r. Al ihr day he sits and whit
tics. with his back against the wall,
and he cares nu lrtS or TITLES what
OF evils may hcfall. DynasticS ana
thrones may tC'mhlr. and n" doc: nj
car. huut: mighty armies may as
:cmhic. and IA. .hattlc huGlcS loot:
hut the marching Of Il Caesar on
now victories intent. doesn't Drthrr
i.hrncHcr. doesn't jar linn worth Il
cent. While he has his daily whites
h" is stranger IT, care. and he
whites and he whIttlcS. with the
chinchbuES in his hair. All the land
IL III COIn!nOtlun. every day new
problems rise. from the East e.
guys; there are $paSInS. Wild, TIT
E.henCHcr views the panic. and he
Doesn't care a dorm. III, ncz"r SITS
and whistles. fnlluWinr- his lifelong
plan, while The papers print rptS'l"S
from the "ConStaEt Reader" Cian.
ruiutinG out that Doom is coming
to our bulwarhs and our $hrIu"s.
and that Nemesis is hummlnE all
along the v"Ht,cful lines. l.hcnC2-
,r'S view is broader than thcS" WIS.,
ions Of despair: whi!" he has his
daily fodder. what should E,hcn"%cr
care" If lhrr"'s trouble IN IN" NOR.
row, why =" forth that woe 10
meet: Why should he conSOrt with
sorrow. when he has enough To eli?
Copyright Ivy George Mathew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
DO YOU
Walk
WITH EASE!

Walking becomes pleasure
and a graceful carriage results
when YOU wear NJ, II. & NJ. Shoes,
Shoes built on stylish lines with
out deviating from the accepted
principles Of foot hygiene.
NJ, II. & NJ. promise You the
widest range Of color or combina-
tons as well as sizes and widths,
may your foot be exceedingly
small or may YOU require extra
length you can expect to find
them here
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ing. q lifelong resident and business
man Of wide acquaintance among the
substantial business interests of this
community. He is we'll qualified TO ill
the Office Of sheriff and his character
and record entitle him to = high degree
of public confidence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Ask the Children
Special Dispatch to The Intelligent

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, Nov. &c
Warrant for the arrest OF Eugene
Thorne. a farmer. on a charge Of embex
element in connection with the disap-
pcarance Of ten barrels Of Whiskey, was
issued here tonight following the Hing
of an embezzlenent charge against
Thornc by Thomas Cioran. former Aal-
DON proprietor. Gloran claims he stored
the liquor. which is valued at 10000,
on Thorne's farm when STATE prohibition
became effective.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

A great many people seem to have
loved Greater Wheeling for the enemies
il made.
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Annz,T EAn, To READ

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

With all other good things. let Il
give thanks for Greater Wheeling.
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lish except in the ;itlr Ecnd what hap.
pouci t. .IaHGbr n the mirror MACE
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BUY WAR SAVINGS srAMPa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06

CTUDAD DE NEXICO. Diciembrc
4.-El Ministro de Hacienda Luis Ca
brera critic6 duramente IN mocion
de los periodistas mexicanOs propo-
niendo el nombramiento de una comI-
sion international que Sc encargara
de discutir los asuntos causa de las
actuales dificultades con los EstadOs
Unidos; V manifesto que el case Jen-
kins no es suficientemente serio para
causar una ruptura de rclaciones, pc
70 que 81 puede servir de preteXto pa
ra una Intervention.
De cualquier modo, entire el pu-
blico comienza a cundir Ia alarma,
no siendo ajeno a este el hecho de que
el Arzobispo Mora Y del Rio haya eN-
pedido un edicto en- el que ordena
que on todos los temples Sc eleven al
Cielo las preces conocidas con e. nom
bre de "rogativaS, pidiendo que Sc
llegue un arregio pacifico en- este
conflicto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06

= de- cual nos hemos ve2ido ccupando
con coda clase Ge lecalleS. Ia incer-
ti6umbre argustiosa que habia entire
rodos los cue asistieron los debates
50 troc6. eu un sentimiento de conml-
seraci6n para el hombre so6re Quien
Sc hab!a descargado Ia ospada de Ia
ius5icia con todo 81 rigor. por consl-
derarl7 cuipab,e del tremcn6o delito
ie nabcr dado n,uerte q Su proplo
hiio para cobraC una POLKA 1ue e.
even lcnia & 81 favor.
Como .7do @! munGo es7er25a owe
;yer sc dictara "a scntenc!a. el ?-bl-
60 que as!sti6 fue mas numercso, Y el
an5jcate que sc reSpjraba era de vlsi-
be aneiedad. especialmcnte cuando,
terminates los debates. los miembros
del ;uraGo So rrtiraron de!!berar
para dec.d:r Ia suerte de Ovhoa. del
irapcrrGba5le Ochoa, que hasta en-
aque.,os momentoS de terrible espcra,
durante los cuales Sc elaboraba s!l
destino e. uno de tantos cuar;os de!
sonbrio edific;o de Ia Ccrre del Con
dado. depar:ia soHriente con sus de-
fensoreS Y no Gcmostraha nj el me-
nor signo de iebi.idad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
Fall entregard al Pdte.
ur1 memorandum con los
cQrgos contra Carranza
Dcho Senador Hitchcock conferencioron con Mr. Wilson
durante una hora en- la Case Blanca, exponlen-
dole la situaci5n mencana

Te,co-ana Especia. paro La PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, dic;embre 5.-En
Ia conferenc;a que los senadores Fall
V Hitchcock celebraron esta tarce con
el Presidente Wilson en- IA Casa B!an-
ca, sobre "a resolution del primero
de cue Sc rorlpan .as relac!ones con
e. gobierno de Carranza y Sc le re-
tire q este eI reconocimiento, el Pre-
sidente 10 tom6 njnguna resolution.
La conferencia dur6 POGO menos
de una bora, habiendose inlciado a
las dos horas tfeinta Y cinco mlnu-
tos de la tarde, Y terminando las
tres horas Y veinticinco minutes.
El Presidcnte pidi6 a. Senador Fall
CITE le preparara un memorandum con
toda Ia information que posea rela-
tivanente ? IA Distribution dc IA pro-
pacanda bolSheviki por parte de "a
FmbaiaGa Y de los consuladoS del go
bierno de Carranza en- los Estados
Unidoa. pronetiendo resoIver sobre
a. resolution del Senador pOr Nuevo
Mexico en- cuanto Sc kaya enterado
deten;darente del memorandum. Mr.
Fall prometi6 al Presidente que des-
de luego procediera formar el aIu-
dido memorandum efeCto de QUE e.
Executive Dueda resolver ante "A ey:-
de7cia de los cargos hechos contra
los reoresentantes del Gobierno ca
rrancista.
Cuando Jos Senadores Fall : Hit
cilcock salieron de Ia Casa Blanca,
fueron verdaderamente asaltados por
los representatives de los per!6dlcos
que a7siosamente espcraban conocer
el rcsultado de Ia conferenCia.
--;CGmo ha encontrado al PreSi-
dente? Sc !e pregunt6 al Senador
Fall.
-Cs dire que lie satisface ente-
ramente Ia condici6n actual del. Pre-
sidente = su capacidad y aptitud pa
ra tratar Ia question meNicana.
Sc espera cue el rr6xi!no lunes, al
reunirse Ia Comisi0n de Re!aclone>
Exter;ores del Senaty para reso.veI
sobre 10 rropuesto por el Senador
Fall. el PrcsiGente cXpondra ante los
miembros del referido comite sus pun
tos de vista acerca dc ia situaclon
mexicana. basados en- parte en- los III
fornes que e proporcio1a el memo
ranGum del Serador por Nucvo Ne
xico.
La sonora 6ei Presidente Wilson
estuvo presente en- Ia conferencia
que los Senadores Fall y Hitchcock
ceIebraron con Mr.. Wilson, quien du-
rante ella permanecio en- CANA. per
haberlo recomendado asi el D.. Gray
son. quien dijo que habiendo estado
eI Presidente toda Ia nlanana senta-
do. necnsitaba descanso.
Mr.. Wilson estuvo. durante IA jun
ia. de muy buen humor, hab!enGo
dicho algunas bromas los Senado-
res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-06
in rancho FUE
ASALTAL)O POR
nEXICANOS
Sc APODERARON De T0DAS
LAS PROVISIONES QUE
HABIA EN- La TIENDA
DEL RANCHO Ell
CLARENO" I LUEG0
HUYERON

Tcl--~-.~c E.vc-i7l Da-a IL FRCNS4.
LAREDO. Texas, Diciembre 8
Tn aviso tclef6nico recibido esta ma
mana de Zapata. Texas. inforn6 que
un grupo de mexicanos armados, cuyo
numero no Sc precisa. atac6 snoche el
rancho "El Clareno," propiedad del
senior Serapio Vela, vecino de Lare-
do.
Fl citado rancho esta situado en- el
iado americana. a once millas de Ia
pata. muy pr6Ximo Ia linea diviso-
ria
Las noticias trasmitidas de Zapa-
IA dicen que e. grupo de mexicanos
capture al encargado de Ia tienda del
rancho. cue 10 era un pariente del
senor Eela, habiendolo amordazado
para evitar cue pudiera pedir auxi-
lio. Los asaltantes Sc apoieraron Gs
todas las provisiores que habia en-
la tienda del rancho, cargaron el pro-
ducto de! saqueo en- varios caballos
que habia en- el nercionado rancho v
luego cruZaron el rio Bravo, pasando
4 territorio mexicano.
Con exception del encargado de Ia
tienda del rancho, ninguna otra per-
soma de las que ALI habitan fue mo-
lestada pOr los asaltantes.
e senior Serapio Vela, acompans-
do de varios amigos ' de fuerzas da
seguridad. sali6 para su rancho IN
mediatamente despues de haber re-
cibido el aviso telef6nico del asalto
su propiedad.
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TsIcg-ara Esprsiai 2c-a "a PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Texas, Diciembre D
En- un mitin que tendran Ia noche
de hoy en- la Camara de ComcrciO,
los miembros de Ia legion americana
Sc tratara acerca de la organization
de un rcginliento tornado por indivl-
duos de e. Paso, de los que prest6-
ron sus sevicios en- IA guerra mum
dial.
Segin Sc dice, el objeto de la 0rga-
nizaci6n de este regimiento es que
uueda ser utilizado por e. gobiarno
de los Estados Unidos en- caso de
emergencia.