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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
ESTUDIARA LA FIEBRE TN
NEDlCO TEXANO EN- MEXICO

Teleorarla Especial para LA PRENSA"
ASSTIN, Texas, Octubre Sci doc
tor Oscar Davis, miembro del Conse-
10 de Salubridad del Estado de Texas,
ha resuelto ir Mexico para estudiar
la fiebre amarillo en- los puertos de
Tampico, Tuxpam Y Veracruz.
Tiene el doctor Davis el prop6sito
de ir Ia Ciudad de Mexico, despues
dc terminada su gira de estudio por
los puertos mencionados, con el obje-
to de conferenciar con el Consejo Su-
perior de Salubridad sobre las condicio
nes de la fiebre en- Ia costa del Golfo y
discutir con los miembros del refert-
rido ConSejo las medidas mas adecua-
das para Ia extinction de Ia epidemic y
del NAL mismo.
El viaje a Ia capital mexicana, con
el prop6sito indicado, 10 realizara ,el
doctor Davis solamente que el Gober'
nador Hobby reciba respuesta favora-
BILE q la soiicitud que hara cerca del
Gobierno del Presidente de Ia Huerta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
TRES AMER|CANOS ATRAVESARAN A
CABALLO TODA NUESTRA REPUb[|CA

MataTuoGos, cor rumho a Ia ,ciuiad de
Monterrey. de donde proseguir;;n ha-
cia el Sur dirisisndose con rumbo
q Ia peninsula de YucatAn.
SegGn sasoemos. el viaje de los tres
eIpedicionarios fue concertado con Ia
Clay Sadlery Company, Ia cual ero-
CARA todos los gastos que origine Ia
expedition. Uno de los Tniemtros de
dicho Sindicato, Mr.. Mcavitt, anun-
ci6 que los viajeros han calculado que
haran su travesia a caballo hasta Yu-
catan. en- el terrnino de ocho meses.
A su salida de Matamoros los eXpe-
Dictionaries pidieron toda clase de in
fornaciones relacionadas con el Ca
ulino que seguiran para Monterrey,
calculandose que llegaran a Ia capi-
tai neolonesa para el viernes 0 el Sc
bado de esta semana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

be una audaz expedition organi-
zada por tres ciudadanos norte-ame-
ricanoS para cruzar a caballo toda Ia
Replblica Mexicana. recibimos nuevas
noticias aver en- eSta c;udad proce-
denteS de Ia de Brownsville. Texas,
indicandonos que el viaje en question,
a Ia vez que de recreo' Servira de es-
rudio a los expedicionarios, que en-
prenderan la aventura patrocinados
por una importante firTna norte-ame-
ricana. que hace operaciones de COM
pra y venta de terrenos.
Los nuevos infornes de este a.
sunto, del que habl6 LA PRENSA-
dicen que el jefe de Ia expedici5n.
Mr.. W. c. Staple Y Sus dos compaHe-
roS de aventura. salieron de Ia ciu-
dad fronteriza de Brownsville, atra-
esando el Rio Grande por Ia via de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
PERhITEN EXPORTAR VA
ALGUNAS ARHAS A MEXICO

HemoS sido informados en- el senti-
do de que por disposiciones del Depar-
tamento de Estado de los Estados
Unidos. las autoridades de Ia ciudad
fronteriZa de Brownsville. Texas. va
nan dado los prineros permisos para
Ia exportaci6n. a Ia Republica Mexi-
cana, de armas municiones. limi-
tandose 81 permiso aludido los ar
ticulos para caZadores unicamente Y
previa presentation de una solicitud
suscrita por el interesado, siempre que
Sc trate' de cantidades mcderadas.
Ell permiso que las autoridades con-
ceden para Ia exportaci6n de arInaS Y
municiones. comprende exclusivamen-
te las carabinas de caZa, los cartu-
chos de munici6n para las mismas.
vacfos cargados, p6lvora, cargado-
res, capsules de percussion. rifles ca
iibre 30 Y cartuchos para los mis-
mos, asi como toda clcse de articulos
Y materiales relacionados con el ma
nejo de aImas de caza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
VEINTlDOS HERlDOS
EN- Ell SINlESTRO

Los informes cue recibimos agregan
que al dia siguiente de aauel en- que
Sc inici6 el fuego, no habla sldo po-
sible aun sofocar el incend:o, Y IN
gran numero de trabajadores, en- Ia
zona Immediate 4 los depositos incen-
diados So ocupaban de evitar Que con-
tinuara ell elemeuto devastador con-
sumiendo el peu6leo crudo, y que es-
,e Sc derramara en- sus dep6sitos. Di-
rigia las maniobras desde las prime
ras horas oe Ia mahana, ell Serente de
ia Refineria, Mr.. Corrigham.
Repentinamente uno de los tanques
hiZo explosion. arrojardo a su alre-
dedor los pedaZos de sus enormes Ia
lninas de hero que formaa los am
los, hiriendo muchos de los uaoa-
iadores. AL mismo tempo Sc derra-
rlo ell petr6leo, ocasionando graves
uuemaduras a.otros. Neintld6s trapa-
iadores fueron levantados del lugar
del sinieStro con delicadas quena"t-
ras lesiones, y el missmo Geren'e'
Mr.. Corrigham, sufri5 con el accloen-
te algunas quemaduras.
Los heridos fueron trasladados al
Hospital de la Compahfa, ordenandose
que setepta holnores
mas llegaran a. Ia zona del fueso pa
IA combatirlo. DespuAs de cuatro Gas
20 habta sido possible acabar con el e.
lemento y tan solo Sc hapia cohse-
guido locallzarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
INSiSTESE EN- QUE GALES RE
NuNCIaRA Al LLEGAR A
HERMOSllLO

Teissrnr.1 Espsei1i para LA PRENSA'
NOGALES. Arizona. Octubre 6--Se
ha rec'bido IA uoticia de que el Gene
raj rlutarco Elias C,ai!eS, MnisIro de
la Guerra en- el G2b,rcs: Ccl P-"Si
d-n,- dc l. Huecta uue g encuen IA
actuaimente en- asun:oS f,ciaIes -:
/, Lara California. re=rsSa"st de Me-
Nicah eI breve ' pas2rii ct Noga-
les. Sonora, con rUmoo HermoSillo.
donde tiene su residencis. quedandose
ya alf.
Tambien Sc inSiste nuevamente en-
que Caiies presentarG su renuncia del
cargo que desempena actualmente una
yez que llegue Hermosillo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
Ell SALVADOR RECONOCE
AL GOBIERNO De MEXICO

Tcleorama Especial para .":LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre g.
La Secretaria de Relaciones anuncio
anoche que el Presidente de Ia Re
ptlblica de Ell Salvador, scnor Melen-
dez, ha contestado Ia carta autogra-
ia del Presidente de la Huerta, 10
cuaI significa el reconocimiento del
gobierno actual de Mexico por Ell de
aquella rep1biica centro-americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

Dice que ST tiene
algan delito Sc
lie deberla
juzgar
A pesar de la protesta
Sc cree que hoy sera
embarcado en- un
buque frances

r..e1r.Ra Especial pcrG Lii PRENSA'-
CICDAD DE ME.NICO, Octubre g.
Sabese en- esta capital que el General
Felix Diaz sigue hacienda cnersicas
protcStaS para no ser deSteTrado de!
pals, pero que el gobierno Sc nlntiene
tirme en- Su determination.
La reSolucj6n del Eobierno obedece
a! necho-dIc.u otIcialmente,-de que
hahiendo declarado termInantemente
81 General Diaz. que no reconoce el
actual orden dc cosaS y que siSue sos
,eniendo "a Constitution de 81. Sc con-
sidera Inconvenience ) no exento dc
peliGros que siga residiendo en- Ia
Repunhca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
CREESE QUE EL GENERAL OlAZ
SERA EMBARCAOO EN- UN
VAPOR FRANCES

Ts!egrap.r EspeeiG! pGp La PRENSA'
NERACRUZ. Octubre 9.-ESpsr1Se
uue uegue a este puerto maT2na 9!
General Felix Dlaz Y Sc cree que sera
.mbarcado a bordo de un rapor fran
.as que Sc espera de IN n"lnento =
otro.
En- un principle Sc hab!a pensado
on embarcarlo a bcrdo del vapor "Es-
peranza," pero 4 ultima hora parece
rJue So cambi6 de opinion, ignorandose
las cuasas a que obedezca este cam
bio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

ques c,;ya capacidad es de cincucn;a
a cincuenta Y cinco mil barriles cada
uno, entraydo en- combustion 'innedia-
ta el petr6leo, con sravlsino peliSro
de producer una verdadera catastrofc
cuyas consecuencias seriar incalcula-
ples.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
LA SRIA. De RELACIONES
LIE PIDE CUENTAS AL SR.
:FDO. IGLESIAS CALDERON
Telaurama ESPECIAL


CIUDAD DE NENlCO. Octu-
brc 6.-Dice IA Secretarla de
Reiaciones que ha sido llama
do Iglesias Calder0n por ella
para que eXpliquc su conducta
al deciarar en- Washington que
han fracasado las neSociaclo-
mes con e. gobierno americana
para que sea reconccidc el de
Mexico.
La referida Secretaria de Es-
tado Sc manifesto optimistic Y
dice que 4 pesar de 10 que de-
clar6 Iglesias Calder6n, el re-
conocimiento no tardara en- So
brevcnir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
los DIRECTORIES De IA CAMPA-
NA ZAYlSTA GREEN SEGu-
RO EL TRIUNFO

Del Scrpicio Especial pard IA PRENSA."
HABANA, Octubre 6.-Zayas, jun
tamente con otroS lfderes del partido
de coalici0n regresaron del viaje que
hicieron por todo Ell pals, en- el que en-
contraron una situaci6n tan favora-
BILE que los directories de Ia. campafa
consideran completamente asegurado
81 ,rjlIpfO =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

Ell PASO. TIE, Octuble 6.--Esta
su comitva fueran obsequiados con
un lunch en- cl Club de los kiwanis;
en- Ia tarde. Obreg0n fue agasajado en-
Fort Elis Y las diez concarri0 a IN
inauguration de un pintoresco cami-
no a Mount Franklin.
A las ocho V media fue llevado Obre
g6n al Liberty Hall que estaba lleno
de gente 4 tai grado que la mitad de
la concurrencia no pulo va tener ac-
ceso q el. Y ALI Zach Lamar Bobb
present6 a los Generates Obregon y
Enrfquez. Que fueron ovacionados.
Obreg0n pronuncid un discurso en-
espanol, que le fue Inuy aplaudido Y
que Sc encargG de traducir al ingles
el C;obernador de Nuevo Mexico La
rrazolo. Y en- seguida habl1 Ell ingles
Enriquez. que tarnbien fue apiaudi-
do. pero la mayor parte del entusias-
mo Sc debi6 = Ia participation que
tom6 en- los festeios del dfa Ia Banda
del Estado Mayor Presidential. diri-
gida por el Capitar Melquiades Cam
pos.
Hasta ahora este dia ha sido el en-
que ha estado mas concurrida Ia Ex-
pcSici6n es de dudarse que pueda
ser Supcrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

TAMPICO. Octubre 5.-Las ullmas
investigaciones que las autoridades Ju
diciales del puerto han venido reaii-
zando nara esclarecer los hechos orl-
pinarios dc la catastrofe en- Ia cual Sc
perdieron ccrca dc dos millones de pc
sos M han sido infructuosas en- los ul-
timos diaS.
En- el expediente que Sc ha TORNADO
con todos los datos y diligenc!as 1uoi-
ciales respecto al formidable incendlo
de la iona comercial establecida en- Ia
region fluvial del puerto, acaoa de
agresarse Ia declaration de un nlno
de corta edad. que La senalado va al
autor involuntario del Siniestro.
FL senior Enrique NJ. Castillo, mani
fest0 que su hijo Victor Castillo habfa
yisto como un fosforo ardiendo habia
provocado Ia mas grande conflagra-
ci0n en- el puerto. Ell pequeho fue Ia
mado declarar. y dijo que el dla en-
que Sc inici0 el fuego, el II de sepuem
bre anterior. estaba vendiendo aSuas
frescay irtate al eypsHdio de gasoli-
ma que tenfa establecido el senor Lo-
renzo Moran, que vic como este des-
puts de .ncender rn c;ga=-o arrojo
el cerrillo encendido aun, ell cual cay6
sobre un papel empapado de gasolina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
OBREGON ES REC[BIDO
EN- Ell PASO, TEX. CON
GRANDES HONORES

re!cgrrma ESpccrd. para LA PRENSA'
Ell PASO. TEN, Octubrc 6.-Esta
maiana la dieZ y cuarenta, un tren
especial a bordo del cual venfa cl Ge-
neral Obreg6n y su cornitiva, llcSo
Ia eStaci0n Union.
In csc luyar fue recibido cl Gene
raj Obreg6n por las comisiones dc Ia
Cdmara dc Comercio y por las autori-
dades militares Y las de la ciudad.
En- los mOmentos en- que cl tren en-
tr6 L Fl Paso. TEX, IL Banda Mnici-
pal TOGO cl Himno NaciOnal Mexicano
Ia bandit dc tambor-S Y cOruetas del
campamento Patria. bati6 Ia marcha
de honor, ell tanto que Ia concurrencia
aplaudfa.
Toda Ia calle de San Francisco. 10
mismo que ia calle de FL Paso. hasta
el Hotel Paso del Norte. estaban lie
mas de gente. que Sc eStim0 en- mas de
diez mil hombres Y que aplaudio a la
comitiva a medida que iba pasando.
Al llegar Ia Camara de Concrete.
Ia comitiva hiZo un alto con el obje-
TO de que fuera presentado Obregon
4 algunoS prominentes hombres de he
gocioS. habiendo pronunciado un be-
10 diScurSo cl Presidents de eSta Or
ganizaci0n. senor Bassett.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07
LBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
PAINTS BRIGHT PICTURE
OF JULY COAL SITUATION
Geological Survey Reports Produc-
ton and Transportation of Fuel
Calming Ground.

WASHINGTON, AuEus; 3--A 5sIGI,
pic;ur. OF the national coal siiua.i 10 1
il painted 10y the Geological Survey
IN figures made public today covar-
ing coal production and transp or.a
ton FOR Tie week OF July 81.
De.pile decrease in production
OF 1,52S nhO tons as COM pared WIN
the previous week, due 10 the strikes
OF mine laborcrs In Illinois and In
diana. the end OF Iuly found biturli-
nous production since the beginning
" the year TO have reached 3o2.121 :
TONS over the amount mined up 10
July 81 last year.
AntAracitc production also com
parcs favorably with 1919. havin;
reached iO.j1I.OG0 tons on July 81 az
compared with $780,. 600 tons at the
end OF July of 1919.
Reports 10 the survey as 70 car
supply indicated at the end OF Jul-
no widespread Improvement" i
some districts while the losses in
production due 10 insufficient; trans
portttpn grew NOR" acute in others.
Tiaewatcr shipments during the
Week OF Jn+y 81 established what the
survey believes 10 be u new rccO. i
Tor coal handled over the iidcwatcr
piers IN Il single week. The Total
tluc"htrr dumpinss amounted - o.
i6l cars. AN increase of I,77l cars
over IN" previous week
IN" hrst week Of shipment Of coal
under the order granting priority TO
tho Northwest, however was no. M
IN" expectations Of the railroads. ,hc
increase over the previous week
amounting 10 only ll2,1l2 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
TRIAL FOR MURDER OF
HOSEA THOMAS TODAY
Four Federal Officers. Indicted for
Death of Alleged BootlcgEer,
Will Re Arriliyncn.

DANNIII.E. VA. August S.-Four
Federal officers indicted in the state
court for the murder of Hosea
Thomas. alleged hootlcEgcr Of Frank
lin County. will be nut on trial in the
United states Court at koanoh. to-
morrow morning.
BY tn" mandate Of Federal Judge
Henry clay Mcdowell the four cases
were removed from the Jurisdiction
Court and District Attorney j. III.
Chitwood will defend the officers.
Will" Commonwealth Attorney Jos
cph Taylor. OF Henry County, assisted
by Herbert and Dalton billiard. OF
Franklin County. will conduct the
Indications point 20 long trial
with "a big array of witnesses. About
ciEh; ,urn are summoned IN the cas-"
from Danvillc. including United SSatcs
commissioner Mead" Flynn. There
viii be numerous character witnesses
in the cas-" from Franklin and Pat
rick County. Tn" prosecution also
is likely To nut on tn" stand a man
who's. Identity Is not at thS :iinc
fun; revealed. bat who. IL Is said.
the night that II. was waylaid by
Federal Officers while driving load
Of sixty gallons Of liquor 10 DanrilIe.
The four officers i. y. Wood. X. T.
Drummond ! W Purh and Z. II.
willmoth. declare that Thomas. after
once from the side OF the road. AMI
that they answered The shot via
seven. No further trace Of JhoinHs
being found. they drove the liquor
car TO Danviilc and learned only on
the following dav that Thomas nody
had been found with a bullet wound
in his head All of the officers are
bonded in $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

r,unrn,, I, ,.l.. ,n,o ,r1 ,,ro,,,l
rr,luoIIv brourh, ohout ,bro,,r5
scd.,t,r. oxis,nnc, To- ,,,,,r
and 100 iit,Ic cxrrcisc have rorc.d no
stomnrh I'M, h,lr-.ict, .nn5;,;e
I, becomes weak ana does NO, ,rn,nr,
i,sc,r and no h,rs ar. bov., e., 80.
entrance of hisn,s. In r.n,. rar.,,,s
49,,
~ Wv ".M nri"'' S'o'h
~" - "' - me anu Il
WI 'c''o ioS'ii
49, ,, "n'cn
= - ,,i ,',',,,. io', ""a,s '"u VET 'n'n
~ nv" 81 'o'''' peoP'e III sign
Take. Tor instance, the signed
statement OF Mr. John ilannon, of No.
40" East clay street, Richmond. who
mas a VIDE acquaintance here. He
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
MRS. JAS. {. BILLIARD DIES
At HOME OF HER DAUGHTER
Although in Failing Health, Death
Was UncNpcctcd-Was Prom
inrntly Connected.

Mrs. James T.. billiard widow Of
James T.. billiard, vino, up until ms
death. was employed by the United
states government in Washington.
died suddenly last night at 10 O'Clock
at the residence o. her daughter. Mrs
y. w. Patterson. on the Cary stree,
Road, aged So. Although she ra0
been i'll for about two months. Mrs
billiard WAS able to he up and about
yesterday. and her death was both
sudden ana unexpected. After par
taking OF the evening meal with other
members OF the family, Mrs billiard
complained OF her heart and shortly
afterwards expired.
Mrs. billiard was prominently con-
rccted, both in Richmond and In
Memphis. with the Pattersons or
Richmond. we'll known tonacconists.
She is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Patterson. Mrs. Florence IIc-
luxembourg and Miss Birdie billiard.
all OF Richmond.
Arrangements for the funeral had
not been perfected at II late hour last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
COTTON MARKET PRICES
REPORT BIG VARIATIONS
Quotations Range over Amos, ,r,x,
Cents ON Pound During
Last Week
' ORLEANS. Aug,

NEW ORLEANS. August S.
irioes ranged over almost > cents
q pound on IN" most active months
IN the cotton market last week. bui
during good part OF the week price
chahscs We're NOT very wide. great
irA,Gular!ty prevailed and IN. mar
Ike, had no very decided trend This
was due 10 the hcdrish influence. Of
poor trade accounts and the European
poiit!cas news on the one hand and
through rear that the crop was show
ihH nfst signs of dytcriora ton on the
other.
on the Close the rains in the belt
ana reports OF Insect damage gave
me markc' very steady tom" The
vance or 10 TO 81 points iiighcst
prices were made on In. opening
session OF the week on most months
while me lowest prices were scat
highest the trading months were 50
10 ITO points over III" close of the
preeeains week; at the loves. they
were TO ~ n":hts under. The range
was II. 70 $50 points. October traded
UP 10 al.2U ana down 10 900 closing
at 1890. In the spot department
middlinE lost 200 points. closing at
This week the first considerations
viii be the weather conditions over
the bcit Tor some OF the most i'm
portant sections nave started com
pialnlhs Oh excessive moisture. and
II wet weather continues. the general
idea is that insect damage will be-
come very great. and the detcriora-
ZION, which is natural To this month.
viii he increased \ return to drv
and warm weather would cause com
plants to lessen and would probably
allow the trade to give full attcn-
ton TO the political situation in Eu-
rope.
The movement Of the new crop is
hound to attract more attention dur
ing the near future because picking
is going ahead over an cr-incrcas-
ing area.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
MANNIX GETS WIRELESS
ORDER TO STAY ON BALTIC


notice that the steamer Is expected 10
dock here o'clock Monday evening.
No word has been received from the
archbishop. but the Dublin dcputation.
headed by tn. Mayor. which arrived
in Livcrpoo! las; might for the pur-
pose OF comforting the freedom Of the
ctr OF Dublin on Archbishop Man
nix, expect him 10 come here in anv
case and are prepared for his re-
ccriion al any moment, whether he
arrives by boat or train.
Much suppressed excitement was
noticeable throughout the day. but
no outward demonstrations were
seen. y crowd OF Irishmen gathered
at the landing stages. but fearing
these might develop into a manifcs-
iation. the people requested the Dub
lin Mayor 10 induce them to dis
pcrsc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
FOOTBALL AND RASERALl
PROVED PROFITABLE SPORTS
University "r North Carolina Places
Other Athletics tho Wrong
Side OF the Ledger.
;necial To The tch

(Snecial to The Times Dispatch
CHAPEL HlII. y. C. August s.
TIL" tot"l cost OF. the athletics at the
University Of North Carolina laG.
year. according TO tho annual rcpc-;
of Graduate Manager Charles T..
Woollen, was s20.474S6. 1t is tho
largest expenditure ever known n:
the university. and it represents moro
different forms of athletics partic-
mated in nv more students than IN
ar previous wear.
Varsity football and baseball were
the only two sports that made money.
ronthall turning in n net gain OF
s5Sl3 GS. and bns"baU s1.n1G.oS. All
other sports. including tho entire
freshman progra m. represented
loescs.
Basketball cost SOB co wore than 81,
brought in: track. siao1G: .ann's,
S?E and freshran athletics. s15227a
Football nuuiDment for varsity nnh
freshmen teams cost nearly $4,000
alone end seven varsity coaches md
two fr"shnan coachns. mot countinr
Dr. Rnh Lawson, director of this
rvmrasinm. AMI r. 7 Browne. head
NJ tn" physical education work. ali
rn- the nNpeuses unusually high.
Tho Virginia football game Mt
Chanel Hill laat THANKSGIVING Dav
attracted a crowd of 7.645 PERSONS.
With gross Incomassr,f s1a.s45.sIIt
iss believed to be the largest crowd
that ever Witnessed an athletic con.
J teHt In North Carroll na. n g I5s. ll NJ &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09
POULTRY AND FRUITS KEPT
CARY STREET UP LAST WEEK
EEEs Firm and Looking Upward.
Better Apples Coming to Market.
Outlook This Week.

But for lively business in poultry.
eggs and fruits, the wholesale pro-
ducc dealers and commission mer-
chants, who ply their trade on Cary
and Thirteenth Streets. would hav..
mad the dullest week of the season
last week. 1t came very near being
that as it was.
The receipts Of chickens were large
all the week and ;hc demand
being active, good business was DON.
Hens were not so 'mucn In demand.
nut by u slight shading of prices; az;
tnat came IN were promptly dispose d
o., me cold storage men getting so.nc
receipt. and the demand being bri.k.
the price advanced Il little Al ~.
close of the week small chicks wer.
s Iars.s ~ 40 10 ! cents per pound;
We're active and strong a, IL cents
per dozen. NealS were strong .. -
10 10 cents per pound and lambs at
- 10 10. The market was well sup
pred with all scasonablc fruits. an
pres being IN much larger rcccip;
and there was Il slight weakening ia,
pIlstS' New fancy closed a, s3.75 TO
reaches were III active demand with
ample receipts 10 meet it-fancy MGR
SSnatr. S2.25 10 $3.50; choice. Sl.iO TO
80 per crate.
There was but little doing in veg
etaDlcS on Cary Street. Virginia ~,
tatocS We're about the only article "a
De-, re Io"hd there. and but a few Of
lncin- They weakened some I'm pric.
eloSinS for the week at $3.50 10 81
per barrel W
The outlook for this week /, 1bnt
eess VIII hold iirm at last week \
hS1icS AMI may advance slightly
ina fat chickens weigh.n. il, 80.
feathers two pounds and over will
Dr!hS equally as good figures MS lasi
Wees and POSSIBLY more. The smaller
ana undesirable birds will go begging
AT lower figures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-09

HONOLULU. 7. II. August S-For
eight days and lights Captain Eugene
Mccarthy ana tine crew OF the big
tnited states army transport Marcia
touEht and iiaa!!y conquered a tire in
the ships cargo OF munitions. while
small arm ammunition. Shrapnel
Ercnadcs and bombs burst, il was
learned here recently on the trans
ports return from Manila
smoke was seen nrst issuing from
one OF the forward matches at 10
o'clock a. night during the ships last
voyage 10 the Philippines. The of
nccr OF the watch sounded n general
hre alarm ana water was turned into
the hold. whcr. 1000 tons of ammunI-
t!on OF all sizes were stored
ENplos!ons Of munitions in one
MATCH were taking place every little
while said Captain Mccarthy. The
cargo there included shrapnel shells.
hlnd Srcn1dcs, decorating fuses,