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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Test Of STRENGTH Inevitable.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the revolu-
ton In Germany sustained the convlc-
ton OF some officials and diplomats
here that test of strength between
the Socialists and the military and
conservative element was inevitable.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Directors Refuse Offer,

San Francisco.-The directors of
the Western Pacific railroad are not
willing to accept the governments Of
fer of $2,50O,O00 as guarantee COM
promise offer made to the road.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Aorarian. Back a. Revolution.

Berlin.--lt Is thought that the agar
ians, who naturally support the revo-
lutionary movement, will send food to
Berlin quickly and in as large guam
tity as possible in order to maintain
the prestige of the new government.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Puts Wild West in Shade.

New YOrk.-While Broadway was
crowded with theatregoers, three
armed bandits smashed in the window
of a jewelry store at Thirty-seventh
street. They kept the crowds at bay
with revolvers until they had emptied
the contents of several trays into their
pockets and then escaped, shooting one
pedestrian who attempted to stop
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
counseIs watchful Waiting Policy.

LondOn.-Premier Lloyd George, re-
ferring In the house Of commons to
the German revolution, said the allied
governments would regard with anxiety
any movement representing monar-
chial or Military reaction, but that it
was well to await developments before
taking any definite action.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
germany VIM in plebi.c,..

Observation-Disclosures figures Of
the plebiscite In the second Schleswig
zone, up to midnight Sunday, show an
overwhelming majority for Germany.
No Danish majority has thus far been
recorded In any district.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
White Hands Report to Wilson

Washington.-John p. Whites min
GRITTY report on the bituminous coal set
Element was submitted on March ID to
President Wilson, who received the ma
jority report Of the coal commission
two days previous.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Bodies to Remain In France.

Washington.-The graves registra-
ton service announces that the bodies
Of American soldier dead allowed to
remain In France will be buried either
In cemeteries in care of the American
government or in French cemeteries,
where the nearest relative of the de-
ceased so desires,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Landslide. in Panama Canal.

Washington.-Heavy draft ships un-
dertaking the passage of the Panama
canal probably will be subject to &C.
casional delay Of a day or two as the
result of continuing landslides at Gu
caracha, the war department has been
advised by Governor Harding of the
Panama canal zone.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
RevolutlonIsts Gaining Ground.

London.-Premier Lloyd George an
nounced in the house Of commons on
Monday that the German counter-rev-
olutionists were at that time In pos
session of thirty-five towns In Ger
many.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Storm Death rol, placed at Nine.

Branson. Mo.-Belated reports from
those localities Of fancy county VISIT
ed by tornado reduced the storm
death list to nine persons, all of whom
lived In the vicinity Of Melva.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Mountain States Swept by Gale.

Denver.-The Rocky mountain states
were swept by Il sixty-mile gale on
Sunday, which In places blew down
telephone poles, uprooted trees, and de-
strOyed buildings. No deaths were re-
ported as result of the storm.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
David warfield Seriously injured.

Los Angeles.-David Warfield, the
actor, was struck by an automobile
truck here and sustained broken left
leg and decorations Of the nose and
lips. His Injuries are regarded as Sc
riOus.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Five Negroes Killed In Storm,

Greenville, Miss-Five negroes were
killed, between 25 and 35 injured, and
Is tenant houses We're destroyed. by
a tornado In Washington county, near
Percy. according to reports received
here.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Extra Session 10 Refused.

Hartford, Conn.-Governor Holcomb
has formally refused to call special
session of the Connecticut general as
sembly to act on the woman suffrage
amendment.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
House Endorses Relief Measure.

Washington.-The house on March
10 passed the bill authorizing the
grain corporation to sell for cash or
credit five million barrels of surplus
flour to European governments.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19
Guards Over Kaiser Increased.

Guards Over Kaiser Increased.
The Hague.-PrecautiOns have been
taken by the Dutch government to
prevent the escape of the kaiser and
the former crown prince by airplane,
the guards having been increased.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-03-19

Alabama Man TO Take Roper's Place.
Washington.--William Martin Will
liams Of Alabama will succeed Daniel
g. Roper as commissioner Of internal
revenue, his selection by President
Wilson having been announced at the
white House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
the LEWIS STORE
WILL OPEN TODAY

The Lewis company. when operates
a chain Of stores in IL numbcr or stat'S
will open spacious double saIcHr""n
on tho second moor At iJlj-l5lI Market
atraet this morning at y o'clock and u
reception VIII hr held from 80 un'i
10 30 o'clock during the "r"ninH, durinE
which tho place viii h' II N"ri'ho''
bower OF flowers and band Viii us
course music
The storo via be- devoted I" inc s'',
NJ mems and bn,1' and Wom"nn ana
maids and ,hiIdr~nS clothing or MI a."
hCrIptlonn and every garment w"h'''
will DO found In tho ut"r" Ia addition u"
a big stock Of fura. Arpr"It lh'" -"
Vnnlrs will DO handed out and lh"r" ar"
ono hundred doll hhbIor 1" l." pT"''hi""
TO nomo Of tho fortunate" viHl,"rH al 'h'
Atoro this evening
Il 4 Siivsrrtoln OF Sow York mama
FoT or Tho I.~Uln Stores thF"nEh""I
tho Unltod StRtca. will DO on nan" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
It, C0L. DE|TSCH
NOW STATIONED
IN CINCINNATI
nnI.MTHD THERE TwnHTT-TWO
YnARn 400 Az F1IVATn DUB
ma WAl WITH uFAIN
Had OharGs OF West virrinis Reorut-
Ing nsrvtos And 0oss Home A1tsr
Years OF Active Service

Word has boon received Mt Tho Intel
iIRrnror oTfIro that Lieutenant Colonel
A r. Dolin"h Tor Homo tim" officer III
charge Of tho recruit Ing HcrVlCn In Weat
Virginia. md VIII" hna Waited Wheeling
every few days. han been ordered 10
Cincinnati To- recruiting duty.
1T col. Dcltach had many friend" IN
tho Wcat virginia dIntriCt and was n
general favUrito with tho rank ana no
Of tho nrmy. hut he Will doubilosH bc
ErotifIcd nj tho orders that VIII thk'
him tn Cincinnati
lie Ia tho son Of tho latc Col. Philip
Dcitsch. chief OF police Of that city. who
acquired u national rcputa ton az ter
ror TO crooks, and who died about Twelve
ScnrS ago.
Lieutenant Colonel DcitSch went into
tho army as n volunteer private during
tho Spanish American war, twenty-five
years ago saw service In Cuba, Porto
RIGA and tho Philippines. He remained
In tho regular service after that war
and participated in many OF the leading
hattlcs during tho World war, going
through them unscathcd until n couple
Of days before the armISticc. when. as
he puts IL himself. nc ran into n bunch
Of gas without his muzzlc on
He was taken to French hoSplta. -
and for q time his life was drspaircd Of.
hut he finally recovered and was sent
To this country and placed on recruiting
duty.
When General John j. Pershing came
TO Wheeling on Pcrshing Day. April IL,
last. DcitsCh ranked as n captain OF In
rantry He was then stationed at Hun
tinston on recruiting service and was
appointed ny an aide to General FER
shinE during the latt"r's stay IN
Wheeling.
Not long after Captain Dcitsch wa"
promoted to the office OF major or in
fnntry and fcw days later TO iicutcn-
ant C0lnn"lry.
best wishes uf n host Of Wheeling
friends will follow him.
Lieutenant Colonel DritsCh forwards
"A message to Wheeling and sends WORT
that anynn" from this city Visiting I'm
rinnnti will receive II welcome at tho
recruiting office. and ~ that IL hi'
home city. We arc assured there Is
whole lot behind this invitation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
PiCkpOCkets And Dips
Are Not Wanted Here
Ohiaf 81 rnIIoo Ana nhsTiff Law Down
The Laws Regarding Tho hm"oth
finger ARTISTS

Ih,r vIll ho ~" room !" Nh'' Ii"H
u,si w,.E f"I ~, hIrn ri'hI"" h' ~
"nh IIrhI nuT'r"h F'nlIN "nh lm nc
IuvIIrd T." Kindly refrain FROM I"iI "hlnF
tI,,u the hnnpIInIIly 81 The 'IilJ"nn Wv
tho .hI"f 81 r"li'o and nl"" hY ih'
nll'IIff
Ia addition 1" Ian vluE III" regular
fur,T on duty ihr plnlu Nl"lh"H Tor.
viii be- AUGMENTED nnh WIT II VIII ""
Lr,T 90 MI uurpirl"luu 'hnrr"i"fH I'll"
,nnIuT,. ,,lc ,,H'oT- mad rinl" l'uli'c WI
look ntI'r ih' nui"I"i" ma ~" 'hal
there arc 40 Iumg IN The irnffi" limo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
RESUMES SERVICES
At THE SYNAGOGUE

Rabbi l.. 4 MischkInd. Of the jewish
Temple returned Wednesday from New
York. where nc spent the greater part
of tho summer. IN the city and III" Adl-
rondnckS mountains. The formal open
Ink OF the seasons services Will take
place on Sunday. September IL. when the
jewish feast Of New Years or R0shau-
nah will be observed At III" Temple.
There will b. IA special program ~
music arranged under III" direction 81
Mis-, Els, CundlIng Dugn. The quar-
irttc. comprising Mrs bora N"lningcr
Iinrd Mrs puEn. william l"Hch ana
lIrrnhrd Hrhnft"r VIII l." heard again
during The canning winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
"BuL" RINE RETURNS

William IIu~ lu"nl uffIrr. h"ttor
known To- HIS many fri"nd- ma "IIill
returned home v"utrr haS morning Lnl
Wnt nn duly last evening IIlr many
Irtrudu were. glad I" Sc" him back nE".u
aud "IuIl' aurnI hnlf 81 hiH tim" 'uhhk-
INK aud tcllinE 81 hlS Eu"d tim"
mr. covers ia" hurInrrr dlSITlCI tor
ritury during tho 'nllT" night mud "f
ICTa vhlunbI" lufuTmuti Ion IT, anyone
y hen In truuhI" ~ finding place
r. starIrd on "a tw" w'"kH vacation I"
N,dInnh uchr L. Cleveland ohio. wh"T"
lac. Waited hlH hI"Ihrr Ia law u" "h
l"l"d his trip Nrry much aud ANY, lhht
lac, could not hay" Ilkrd II any better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
union MISSION

Services at the Union Mission were IN
Charge OF ". Seeds last evening. To-
night Rev. q. ". Cory Will speak on
What shall tho end be - those who
obey not the Gospel" ON sunday night
Mr.. j. NJ Scott. superintendent OF tn"
Is 4 .. railroad. VIII hn the speaker.
and Mr.. and Mis-. John {. Lee OF the Is.
n q. !. NJ G. \ viii sinR duct.
These SUNDAY evening H"Tvi'"a nT" al.
wnSn largely attended and begin
promptly at eight n'clo' l..
On October . Nj u 1. M"rTlii. tho
" oil known Iilblc teacher. win oII.'nlE''
u clam for TIA" study of ia" lf""h OF
I.rhrnIanH whI'h m'"IlnE Will l." con
du,.tCd Ia tho chapel 81 the ulnn Mir
ri"n and will - hold each evening
from I To - u.,l"rk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
MEN wanted to-
HANDLE FRE|.GHI
Want Only 1uddls-ASsl WatSs 49,
Light Work and Tina Al 2a8
! For Over Tina i%of4s

The sterling Products UncorpoT1tollS
l0i Nineteenth street. arc In need o3tA
Iondi T and an unIoadinT cars M'e The -
Is light and any ordlnar y quick AntiVN-
man can perform the dutie1. Eight-1feat
day and timc and half paid Tor ov&s
time. gfr
Applicants are requested 10 sec Mr.
II. A. Marina duke. l04 Nineteenth strooe
between. seven and eight o'clock 0BtuRs
day morning. $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
ROAD BUILDING WORK

Contractor Nlnrcni N"rcol"iii. III
churEr Of thr paving work Mt Elm
Grove has Compl"ird tho lhS Ing Of tn"
brick on tho level hlToiCh between tho
rurh and tho electric railway true Il =
mud has yesterday moved his concrete
mixer to thr upp"rli' rid" az the Ia
bound irh'k wh"ro ruunlI piece Of
street IL rtIll t. b' CuInplotCh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
CUT-OUTS
Must he CLOSED on Automobiles -
Motorcycles In the City L6At40b ~,
or Arrest VIII Follow,
Hhlaf M PolioA. -tHtl4

Chief Of Police Fred FraEier has ~
sued orders 10 all members OF the 20
lice force to arrest every driver OF -
automobile or motorcycle who In detys
inK within the limits OF tho city iAoioto
on leaving his cutout open. ~
Many complaints have been made ~
the residents OF the city as TO tie uns
necessary noise made by AutoiStN 49,
motorcyclists by opening their cutepte
and back 1rng.
This viii not be tolerated any loA ~
saws chief Frazier. and IN the svt1S
drivers must cut out the Cutout,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
E1QMrY-YnAn-o
BoLDIER WRITES

w H. tInuFh. 60 T.. ward .. Sol
diers' Home cat. writ"H. II h"N" i"n"h
Foley CHthartlr Tablets k""p ~" J" :"
'bettor and natural shape than Hnh th"h
Icino I over have taken | "n ""'"H'
aI3hty years old and I am pleased u"
tall YOU at tho Nnlu" I hPyc received.
IoIey CathHTttr Thhletr cause u" pam
nauaea NOR gripping They r"""'" !"
digestion sick headache. hIll"uH"''h "hI
AOuT STOMACH SOId "iorB y mere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
Honor Roll Of High Producing OoWs


Paul NJ Neigh. traffic manager nf thr
Chamber ur Commerce, with George }.
kusSuth. John ~. M"l.urc and Dr. Harry
NJ InlI will lcav" today for Atlantis
,Tty. They viii return homo by hut"
and VIII stop AT Intontown, IA. ON
Labor DAY TO TAX" In the auto races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
HENRY A. NOLTE TO
PRISON CONGRESS
II Hounrsd ny Governor yohA ., 49,
we'll ~ A.Prsss.t Nsst visHinaA
Al Oolunb bus Ohio. az

ward was received la tho city lhNf
evening from thariontnn stating thu
f!"r~Tn"T John J coTnwell had uAuno1'
n Wheeling man 10 TnpTaHent the pensl
"r W"Hi Virginia al tho Honiso sHtepnA4
r"ugrorH az tho American Prison ~
r"' In'Ion which will 10 hold In Coiuuly'
hue. .. October ~ to 10. NJ
Mr. Mol'o has wired his aoceptAAe4
aud will 10 on tho job during thu 49,
rT"n DclcEat"H win no IN stten0aM0o
from cycry state IN tho union and p0osJ
ably several from foreign natio0a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
HACK PROM VACATION

pcputy collector Of Internal t'Vc-
nur q. 4 Bremen hhs returned from
Vacation spent At Wayne buTs. IA, N
Greene county u" completes the IlHl
81 local revenue men VII" nave an
taken their Vacations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03

the opening and tho local manager VINO
,xIII H., in charge or tho store Is Joseph
I.Ipman. AN rNp"riCnC"d man In men
and wumcn's clothing line who has bee,
connected with the largest concerns OF
this kind in the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
AUGUST RECORD OF
HIGH TEST COWS

The following rs the official report
al the ohio county COW T"nllnE hsa0c-
Ia ton for the month of AuEunl, lO-Ui
Sumner 81 cows tested 20
Sumner II herds -
IIIphrrt buItrTfnl production ana Ala"
the highest milk rr"hn'ii"n for tn"
u,nntI, wan mad, bN EsIr I.lnrr. TrElr
irrrI IinIrlnln. owned 10y Homo View
Farm -
IrrnTd Trr1hrnci Iulr "y.ln"O. nilh
InH u, IcnI a. bui,"IfnI hH IN III
WnddinEInu Inim hlEh"ul f"'"rh
r,u,n 10y u Gov not 90 ndvmn'"h rcgi"I"r
irrI Imp Indy NI'i"Iin" ".
Wor"rd Ircahrncd March >. l'"O.
miIk 1856 tout I !, huIi"rfni hlIH
Honor Roll Of High Producing COWS
john Wilhelm. =. y NJ '.nrvi". '.
WuddlngI"n r'nrru. 70. NJ u" 'lvni"l. !.
Homo Wow Farm, e. w. = Hupl"r. J.
IIurh pnhda, / ~ -. AikinF"n. :: ".
". ,'"nl"lh : R"v nm. !: j " hik'h-
ron. !. 4 ! Warner. .: u. 9. i:nrriH"n.
Z. Nn,cI C:nrrIpnn. /. M"mntH & King. J.:
IT. r. stout. |. ". \. i;urHs. :.
out nr tho o21 COWS tested tho above
~ nradc records Of ~ ,pound- huficrfat
or .O0O pounds milk curing tho month.
I'L'E, NME, Tester
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03
MILLIONS Of BUSHELSOF COAL
WILL START SOUTH0N SUNDAY
FEDERAL ENGINEERS GIVE NO
TICE THAT ARTIFICIAL WAVE
WILL he HELEASED PROM
WOODLAND DAM
Starting Point For Hugo Volume Of Re-
lease Water In just Below the
City of Wheeling

A. "Ahrlly > O'Clock tomorrow hfirr-
noon Ihr hridl, VIII l." taken on the
phI" II,tr at ImnI ~" - At Woodland.
, " Va -, miles h"I"w Wheeling The
wi,krIS win hu "p"n'd aud nu nTIIn'ihl
wnN, viii lee rruI dawn riT"nm that
wtII 'nI,N mIllI"nn "f hurh' II "f coal
iI"m I'"IuI Pheasant. tho outlet 81 thu
knunr H., n'lhn down ihr ave. !" -
Ii',, nu lm,I. milling innrln" IL in lhhh'l
, aud Tia, r"uIh
III, IL, InrnII"u IT IhIn rurnHirI '"nl
fI''I hnr h'"u g"inL "n I"I com" lIn"
aud hundreds 1T hurgr- hnN~ been
flunird huwn H., Enun In riv'I Ii""i
the '",i meta. loaded with black diam
undr AMI the p""I above l'nm -" ~,
Iu"i below i"iut Ilc""nm' hl "rr"r''"
i.rlIIr"Ii, uhi" H. inIum"h with lh"m.
GOAL 10 All Rsndy
Inv buuIV With their bnrRrT nrT oven
nov IN IL" I""kr ct lInm ." ready I"
'rnr, with th'r pr''i"us freight for
tn" a"uth
I 70 show /" villa, perfection tho nit
cd suites T.nEin"Crs have brought III"
hnrn"ss,uE nT tho RIVER II schedule has
been prepared. which II iT snid /" nj
most rs true as schcdul" train tim
showing lust At what time tho way"
/ VIII reach certain points and at WHAT
| time the high water hrrrin Gtho coal
| viii reach cincinnati.
VIII Turn Her Loose
| The water will Ia rel a*"d from inc
| pnol at Irnm E". II ~ Woodland AT =
O'Clock on Nh'"I"'5 "''''''".'h anu "
| crest ot the wave, augmented as ~
| leaves each dam. VIII reach Dam 80 ~
below Point Pheasant AZ 80 o'l"ch.
sunday morning
4 'h'', !" 49,, PIN "Iu,',mus,I where
u" a. ,,I,I wIiI reach ON
= Ia, sdn, SrrI'mn', ,lh. at "'l"'h Ia
ia, nii'In""u
! II ""H "'"''h al l"' ""' '''
state" I"t' ""'' """' '""' ",'r
'h"' II ""n ""' h"""" I"'' """'
amount II '""I ""s 'h"' J." '' ",' """
. Iho II''i -" nae ""'' h'' ~ - '"'
- i"'s"h Ih"' n" INN "'' Sn'r'''", va
, h"'" MALL az "''' !" ''""' '"
ih' w"'''"
Awaiting The WsV.
] '"r'"'" ! I,"'"'''" h'"h - w.,
master II """ei'''''"''"". ''r''"'"'i"r
at 81 ~" '""i '"al "hlr'"'"'" 81 Va"
may H." n'llr. hoe 'h"'r" ~ 80 I'''
"'""' '''ih""" '"''h ~" ~, w
/ hnmH ~ 'i'"' h"" '"'' "'""'
fr",n ~" lt'"" ~" ""," y" cow ""' "n',
| will u" r"ndy' !" r"nh his barge" "'''
tow boats "u' ~" W"Iu'n' ~" erect ~
rivor NJ that lily
II WA h"'"d NJ tho l"''l rnc'nc"t =
"rfic" TINT -" water VII hc '"trn ''"'n
above Wheeling '"r this r"'S" InlF mas
hc'n h"u'. irrr viii not l." necessary on
this occasion.
limo OF Arrival
Tho following ~ tho s"h"dni" rr'ra
cd at tn" United states Engineers or
| firc at Irnm 40. -. Warw""d. ana s'nt
| out last night. giving III" exact I'm" "f
! hour Of it's arrival at every point from
The time II leaves Dam IT, nt Wood
n' gn' Faint nTrTr Sa s inc and n%"i rHcn h"
! cxnrt limo that il will roach each point
until it gets n it's destination.
rho wave will he continued, that Is.
u a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-03

rr1 WAN nAvINua urAMrg-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
Ell CARBUNCLO ESTA
HACIENDA ESTRAGOS
EN- Ell SUR DE TEXAS
Sc decreta una cuGrertena
estricta de toda la
region afectada

EAGLE PASS, Texas julio 25.-Cna
fuerte ep,dcmia de ~carbunclo o fie-
bre carbonosa ha hecho su aparicion
en- Ia region suroeste del Estado, ha-
biendo causado v~erdaderos estrasos
en- ell ganado. especialmente en- las re-
ses, caballos y mulas. La epidemic ha
estado propagandose aGn q la GAIA ma
yor y segdn personals que vienen de
csa region, Sc ven en- los campos graz
numero lie venados muertos a conse-
cuoncia del terrible NAL. Las auto
ridades del condado han decretado n
e~strtcta cuarentena a fin de evitar que
Ia playa iuvaGa esta region.
E. ganado lamar parece que no ha
sido afectado por ell NAL. pues hasta
ahora NJ Sc han reGistrado muertes
entire 81. I'm g%anadero ha sufrido en-
unos cuantoS dlas, la perdida de 800 ca
bezas de Ganado y otro Ia de 400, AIDE
mas de gran numero de cabalios y mu-
las.
ActivameIte Sc esta ~procediendo a
n vacunaclGn de los animales y para
Ia fccha, parece ~ Sc ha logrado
disminufr algo la mortandad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27
DR.. JUAN A. ADHESION

DR.. JUAN A. ADHESION
C-ad,ndo en- cro de los man antiques y re5eres Cole
r;o. Mtdico. eu America, IN "a Nsw York Post Graduate
S-h,oI. Graduate en- Farnscin en- In "Pofcl!aiea &c
Nuevn York".-ro,es certificates del "ChsrlnEton, Cross
TJosni,al" d. Londrrs, Iny;eeerra: Hospital General de Ber-
un" Alsmsnia: Hospital 6, Ia Univsssidad. Paris. Franeia-
Tiene l!eeneia contOrme a Ia L, para pr1ctiear Aedic:na
- Farnsei. en cate y oues EkRda. Experiences en- los
Hospitals. de los Estados Unidos. Inrla,erra. Francis y
sEcnanla
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

Con motive del rombramiento de
Ministro llenipotenciario en- Ia Re-
pGbl;ca de Chile. que 81 gobierno del
P.esidenJc De IA Huerta hi2o en Ia
vor del altlsirlo poeta Dr.. D. Enrique
Gonzalez Martinez, un grupo de dis
t.uguidas Icr>onas de Ia intelectuali-
dad metropolitan o~bsequi0 con I'm
hanQuete Il eminente hombre de le-
t-as que lIeva ia representation de
9ues,ro pals ante Ia fuerte Y pr6spera
naci6n suricna.
La comida tue dada el II del &C
.uaI en- el Restaurant Abel, Y a ella
'us especialn"ute invitGdo nuestro
Director. OF, eci6 e. banquete. en- So
orios tGrniucS. eI senior lIgen,ero Gon
Norberto DonfrEUez, ex-Director Ge-
NERAL de Corrcos, Y eI Dr.. Gonzalez
Martinez ccntest6 en- bc!las frases de
aEradecimientc por IL distinction de
que Sc e hacia obiero. Habl3 en- Sc
su;6a el Sr. Lie. Antonio Case. ha-
c!endo hirrn- d" en- los altos merecim!en
tos del ex Dreta, ; congratulaado-
Sc, a non!lr. de los ahi preserves Y
e. e. suyo propio. por Ia invest:dura
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-27

d!pIonatica que !e habia concedido
q gcb.erno actual, para levantar con
su reputation y 81 prcsugio de inte'
l,ctual e. concepto de nuestro pals
en- e. eX;ranjero.
Al banqUe,' con que &c Grupa dc
personalidadeS de Ia Capital qu:so
cypreSar su ,dniraCion : s.mpatia al
i!ustre l!teruto. concurrierou las ST.
euientes r~erscuas: DR.. D. Enrique
Gonzalez Martinez, Lie. D. Jose Lopez
Pcrtillo Y Hojas; Lie D. Jose NascOH-
celCs: Sr. Manuel VI Ponce: s. Torres
Bcdet: ST.. Manuel A. Chavez: Ing.
Den Norberto DomingUeZ; Lie Anto-
Mo Case: Lie. p. Carvajal y Rosas;
ST. E. Gonzalez Rojo; Sr. Agustin
Locra y Chavez: Sr. a. GarduMo: Sr
Y. Lomhardo S.: Sr. Antonio Castro
Leaf: ST. Juar 2. Cote: ST. A. Mar
Quez Gel Mercado: Sr. J. Martinez del
no: Sr. Ignacio J. GaStclUm: Sr.
Manuel Toussant: ST.. Javier Lopez
7 ortil!o: ST. =. C. Canales; Sr. A.
Perez Terdta: Sr. Alfonso Case: Sr.
Carlos y. Lazo; ST.. Alfonso Pruneda:
Sr. Alexandra Quijano; ST.. Manuel
FuSa y Acal. e. MARQUES de San
Francisco: Sr. Julio Tori; Sr. Ignacio
I. Lozano Director de LA PRENSA;