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Evening journal., 1920-06-21
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BY DEAN SNYDER


A lot Of brains goes into ocllege aih-
letics.
But this year coaches are working
overtime trying to turn Out winning
timber for the u. S. Olympic team.
Here are somo OF the best men In
the business.
Bill Roper's mind turns mostly to
football, while the other four have
brought out some Of the best Antwerp
possibilities Of the year.
Fitzpatrick is on his way 10 Eng
land with the Princeton Tigers star
track squad, where they are 70 com
pete against the cracks OF oxford
University on July s.
Princeton Abroad.
This viii eliminate the best balanc-
ed team which ever wore the orange
cOlOrs from the Olympic tryOuts and
from the world meet unless special
arrangements are made TO include
them later. But right now there
seems little hope that this will be
done.
The other three-Lawson Robert
son Of penn, Jack Moakley Of Cornell
and h. Martin OF Penn State-are in
the limolight as selections for the u.
S. coach OF the Olympic team.
It is almost a certainty that either
Robertson or Moakley viii get the Job.
Either OF them Is a worthy man for
the honored position.
Passing Bouquets.
When Moakley was approached on
the subject he looked throughput and
replied:
well, / have not given the matter
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

In two strokes with an excellent
chance 10 win the hole. but required
three puts and had TO be content with
a half
Styles did not begin 90 show the put
ting form against Scott that he did
when he won his way into the semi
finals on The previous day. The North
Hills man was down at the turn.
having been out of hounds on the
third hole. which he lost when he had
6 to Scotts .. OF The 1rst nine holes
Scott won Ave. styles won 3 and one
was halycd.
styles lost tho frst shree holes on
the Journey home. on the fifteenth
the North Hills man prolonged the
match when he shot ; for a half. but
styles needed 3 on the fifteenth. and
Scott clinched the decision when be
covered the distance In par a. The
Cards:
Frequent spells Of wiidness IN his
shots from the tee and on his strokes
through the fair-way hanpered Dick
llanght IN his match with Gardner. nj.
the sixteonth hole BY missing short
puts on the eighth and ninth holes
HanEht lost both.
one OF the brilliant spots on Gardner's
Gariner's shot from the tee was close to
the pin, and he sunk a six foot FOR
L
"'' FIRST SIXTEEN.
SEMt-rINAL ROUND.
W, II. Gardner. Buffalo. defeated Rich
ard Haight Princeton, 3 and 2.
sidney Scott. Wilmington. defeated Ed
ward Styles, North HIS, 4 and g.
FINAL ROUND.
Scott defeated Gardner. and l.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
SEAit-FiNAL ROUND.
J., J. Young, fnnkford, defeated J. r.
Bailey, Wilmington, 4 and
George Morse, Rutland. defeated r. 3
Bickinr, Arnnomluk 8 and 4
FINAL ROUND.
Morse defeated Young. 4 and q
THIRD SIXTEEN.
SEMf-FINAL ROUND.
G. 7. orme, Columbia. defeated DR.
Pierce peLong, Philadclphis Country
Club. 1 up
Eads Johnson. seaview. defeatod Johr
Markell, Wilmington, 4 and 3.
FINAL ROUND.
johnson defeated Orme Z aud =
FOURTH SIXTEEN.
SENt-FfNAL ROUND.
Edward ID. Hoichkiss Jr., countrl
Club Of Virginia, defeated Price Nc
Quillan. Overlook. aud l.
q. r, Booth, bethlehem. defeated ". o
sypherd, Wilmintton; 2 and ?.
. FINAL ROUND.
Hotchkiss defeated Booth. 1 up.
EXTRA EIGHT
SEMI-FINAL ROUND.
A. X. Reese. Glnmokinshire, defeated
u. ID. Ranken, Wilmington, 1 up.
A. MacGeorge, Wilmington. defeate'
c. c. Bcell. Bae Burn, 2 and I.
FINAL ROUND.
MacGcorge defeated Reese, ? and l.
FIRST DEFEATED EIGHT.
SEMI-FINAL ROUND.
A. L. Seeligman, Wilmington, defeated
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
sheets,
on, what a month is June

sheets.
on. what a month is June
There are so many sporting events
ripening this month that readers OF
news will have TO work overtime in
order 10 keep up.
Baseball Is just warming up to one
OF the closest fights the game has
had for a long time. League leaders
are scrambling up and down the scale.
The sore arms caused by spring winds
are tOughening up 10 the work. Teams
are settling down for the summer
grind when they play real baseball.
American golfers are in England TO
test out their puts" against the
British cracks.
The Davis cup team has just crossed
20 Europe 20 give foreign tennis stars
a run for the trophy.
The tryouts for the Olympic games
are on the calendar and some ilashy
athletes are coming DO the front.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
Il
TED MEREDITH

For 1--WE weeks Ted Meredith, former
Penn star. has been training quietly
in New York City in an attempted
comeback as a runner. He may get
back TO the point where he'll show
in the olympic tryOutS. Ted says:
II don't know how far this attempt
ed comeback OF mine Will go. / have
been running a bit OF late at South
Field and the City College Stadium,
and think ! am in fair shape. / Will
probably start in some OF the races
here and see just where / stand. II
my condition warrants III run In the
tryouts for the Olympics next month. !"
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
r1us SOME CAME

richardson Park and Braok-Ex put
up the best game OF the SUBURBAN
League season on Saturday. Tins
man had Brack-EX shut out WIN
four hits and nine strikeouts up 10
the sixth inning. when ne was spiked
in putting a man out at third base.
Az the tims the score was 10 0,
Richardson Parks favor. Nnsman
should have been relieved as his leg
was injured at That time. Megaw
saved the same Tor Brack-Ex by his
great catches. The score should
have been 4 to o. richardson Park,
but luck WIS with Brack-Ex.
In the seventh with two out I'm
plre Lank allowed a man 10 walk
after he was a sure strikeout. john
ny Brodley played a nice game in
center field for Park boys. Park did
some nice bunting. me Richardson
Park boys want more batting rrao-
tice.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

much consideration but If the com
mittee wants me Co ON the position,
why, OF course. / could not very well
afford TO overlook the honor. / don Z
trink they could go wrong In selecting
Lawson Robertson. though. He Is a
great coach, a man with a bg heart
and the fellows would all like TO have
him watch over their training while
abroad"
And when you mention the subject
30 Robertson he Immediately begins
passing back bouquets 10 the Cornell
miracle coach. Robertson says:
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
RRANCU RICKEY

They have been a Ions time dis
covering a second George Sisler, for
the Browns first baseman has long
been in q class by himself. Branch
Hickey, president ~ the Cards, watch
ed Joe Hauser play the initial sack
for the Milwaukee club recently and
gave forth these telling words:
~In all my days in the majors l nave
never discovered a ball player who
coulc lbe compared with George SIS
Ter, b Vt this chap Hauser is an exact
dupiic, te for Sisler-the way ne nan
dies his bat. His mannerisms arc very
similar. Who Is he2 Where did Jack
Egan discover hImY
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
THORPE HIS ,EM

AKRON. June 2i.-Jim Thorpe is
proving to be tower Of hitting
strength TO the Buckeyes. He hit safe
ly Ia a consecutive games before
being headed. His clOuts are long
ones as a rule.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
NnEpFNnENT GANIES

Harlan. 9. Grace, >.
Defiance, 4: st. AIMS, 4.
Harlan c., 3; Elkton, c. s.
Gen. Chemical. >. Texas, 2
Worth 4; Grace, 0.
s. & c., 4; Lorraine, 0.
LamOkin, 9; General once, 2.
Quaker City. 3: Wilmington, 9
Liberty, 1; Trinity, 0.
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TRAPSHOOTlNG

Wilmington r. A. mon shot for
The lily EverdanS Trophy on sattE-
day.
Bnl Cochran. Of Kennett Smar.
and Capt. w A SimOnt0n shot In
kle nrst squad, Cochran shooting
from ~ yards and the Captain from
~ yards ana both broke i0N5O. which
Is Hh excellent score TO make In a
felt That these men had ert a har,l
pace and thought That they would
% called upon 10 shoot-0f a Die for
me Everdng Trophy. but along came
r.. II. SlmontOn In TIN second squad
VINO pulverlzed 40 out az his 30 birds
olanlcy Tnchton and William
Coyne, both iS-yard men, shot In he
samc squad with Y. II. ShmOniOn and
mado him extend himself the Nmlt
puchton breaking &c and COyne AZ.
John Evans. OF Camhn. Del. was
the next man 10 attract attention.
huaking "a OF his flrst - hirds
Evans finished with a score Of l6xFO
The next possibility proved Ia be
Harry Reed. who shot from the %
yard marx. Reed won he Delaware
state Handicap Championship a cou-
pie of weeks ago with the most cx-
cellenl SCORE OF i9x5O. and all eyes
conferred on him as he went 10 the
trap. Harry accounted for 24 OF his
INST y binds and went 10 tho second
trap knowing hat ho had 10 break
strairht 10 win the trophy. Reed
settled down 20 business and broke
another score Of 2ix25. finishing one
bird m back OF r. II. Simont0n. n
l.. Morgan. William Shaw, William
SNaync, J. r. 1nOrtrson. r. y. Dillis
and George Simon all broke i5 al
their 10 birds.
y. H. Simonlon Is IA son OF Capt
W. A. Slmonton and was a most pop
dlar winner.
Stanley Tlchton challenged z. NJ
Ross for Glass B Cup and won IN
match with a score OF 50xO Tuch.
ton made The only straight score ol
me day. Harry Reed and Harry Nor
gan shot a match for the Glass 4
Cup and Reed defeated Morgan az e
% out OF 30 binds.
After the regular event was nm
N. h. Stevenson, Columbia, 4 aud 2.
j. =. Dean. Princeton, defeated A. 7
Burlington, Vale 3 and ..
FINAL ROUND.
Dean defeated Secllrman. 3 and y
SECOND DEFEATED EIGHT.
SEMI-flNAL ROUND.
George Moreton. Wilmington, dcfeate
H. 81. Groves. Wilmington 1 up.
Herman Wendell. ST. navids, dcfcatc
lR W. Gill. baltimore, 3 and q
FINAL ROUND.
Wendell defeated Morcton. I up
THIRD DEFEATED EIGHT.
SEMf-FfNAL ROUND.
C. s. Lee. Wilmington, defeated T.
Yerkcs. Wilmington. . and 4
Wilbur Mack Slwanoy. defeated G. ]
Penny. Wilmington.
FINAL ROUND.
Mack defeated Lee, and 2
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
REST NuD HENS

TOLEDO. June 2i.-Jimmy Middleton
is not only the class OF Mud Hens
twirling department, but Of the whole
American Association His specially
Is tanning the Saints.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
CnEAT KEYsTnNERS.

SEATTLE, June 2i.-The Coast
League has four crack second base
men. They are: Caveney, OF the
Seals: Krug, Of the Bees; Fisher, OF
the Tigers; MoGangan, OF the Solons,
and Siglin, OF the Beavers.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
GRIFFNIEN WASTEEHn.

WASHINGTON, June is.-The Sena-
tors are acquiring the title OF the
"wasters." The Grinmen are taking
big chances on the bases and not
getting away any too well with a,
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
INVITES GnIEEns

PHILADELPHIA, June q. - The
Royal Canadian Golf Association has
invited United states golfers 10 attend
the championships TO be held from
June 2S TO July 3, on Canadian links.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
ScnnnI. EnR IAIps

SAN DIEGO. June is.-There's going
20 be good umpiring on the lots in
san Diego this summer. A school
has been opened TO teach the fine
arts.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
THE RIG THREE.

BROKKLYN, June 2i-.N'hen Wheat.
Myers and Grif1ths don't hit the Flat
bushers fare poorly so far as making
runs are concerned. This trio Is sell
dom handclned at the plate.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
An ECAN CTAn

MILWAUKEE, June iS.-Manager
Egan has produced some good look
ing ball players this spring. Artle
Butler is playing bang-up baseball
at second with few flaws.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
SIMILAR JORS

ST. LOUIS, June 2i.-Carl Lundfren,
one time a teammate with Johnny
Evers with the Cubs, holds a job with
the Cards similar TO the one Johnny
has with the Giants.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
CAST-OFF SCORES

NEW YORK. June q. - Ferdie
Schupp. Giant cast-off with the Cards,
tanned the MoGraWmen while Arthur
Nehf, $4,000 southpaw, took a beat
tng.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
SATURDAY BASEBALL

New Castle, Z; Edge Moor, INST
game).
New Castle. Q; Bdge Moor, O lsec-
ond zame-forfeited).
Elkton, 6; Wil-Del, ?.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
Anns CnIIEGIAN

ST. LOUIS, June 2i.-Branch Rickey
has added Lefty Kline, University OF
Ohio pitcher, TO his string. Hickey
believes In college men.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
HARLAN WINS OVER
POTTSTOWN CROWD

POTrSrOWN. Pa. June 2i.-Tho
Harlan shipbuilders OF Wilmington,
won a thrilling game from Potts
town yesterday. to 5.
Roland made an out at 1rst after
somersaulting on third base.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
DEFIANCE TWILIGHT.
schednIe for Week.

Monday-Belmont vs.. Tenth Ward.
WednesdayThird Ward vs.. Weccacoe
Thursday-Track and fleld meet
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
Scott, Eli Golf Captain,
Wins Home Classic, Too

Sidney Scott. tho young captain of
the Yale golf team. VINO began his
links career over ne local course.
won the annual invitation tOurna-
ment OF the Wilmington Country Club
when he defeated W n. Gardner. OF
Buffalo. In the ilnal round on Satur-
day Scott defeated his more expert
enced opponent on the seventeenth
green, the count being 2 20 4. Hol
represented Wilmington In the COM
petition.
Both played excellent golf on the
out trip, but there were ragged spots
In the strokes or each afior The turn.
Gardner. who gave every indication
that the three cxtra-hOle matches he
had played within one week. was the
weaker OF the two on the Journey
back. He missed puts where hey
would have meant wins, and several
times he was not able TO get them
into the cup when by sinking a short
one he would have been able 10 gain
half.
Scott played excellent golf going
out. reaching the turn Ia 90 strokes.
which is par for the frsi nine. on
the long nth he needed only four
strokes, which gave him a bird and
win. This helped to hit the regu-
lttANn MAulNr ANl ANi MNNh ulA'f Nr
lhe was one over on the nth. Scot.
would have needed a on the eigh-
tecnth for a II had 1t been necessary
10 play a anal hole.
The cards.
Scott
out .;....--.t tt5 3 $50
out ..--....A 8 4 4 3 SIS
Scott
In ..:........4 , 55
In .........6 s54 4s54
Scott reached the final round when
he eliminated Edward styles. OF North
Hills, In the upper bracket OF the semi
; finals. Scott defeated styles, 4 and 3
Gardner emerged the victor over
, Richard A. Haight, OF the Princeton
team. 3 and 2.
; An airplane flying overhead appear
ed 20 bother GARNER In his match
ID with Scott. The aviator sailed his
machine over the course just whor
the players teed-o1 on the twelfth.
! Gardner missed puts on at lcas
four OF the holes coming In. on IN,
J. eleventh he had a chance for a blrC
J, two and a win, by sinking an eight
foOier. but missed and took a hali
b. Scott was short but laid his approach
!, dead and went down In one.
- on the fourteenth Gardner's cvi
T. dent putting slump was glaring. III
missed a foot shot for the cup OF
d the fourteenth. and lost the hole
n With a chance for a win on the n
: teenth he missed another short one
and halved the hole with 3. On th'
fifteenth Gardner was on the greer
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

The Want Ads are favorably gov
erned today and tomorrow for selling
OF rooming houses and for placing
domestic helpers in the home.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
Standing the Leauue.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
npculfe of Games


Brack-Ex. 3 Richardson Park, 4
Stanton, 3; Newport 2.
Marshallton, 3; Elsmere. 4.
Standing OF the League.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
ALL WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Results Of Games.

Parkside. 10; Defiance, 4.
Parkside. g; Defiance, 4.
Eleventh Ward, 3: Keystone, 4.
Eleventh Ward. Z Keystone. 3.
Ninth Ward, pa: Silverbrook. 4.
Ninth Ward. 6: Silverbrook, 0.
Eden. 5; NeighborhoOd. 3.
Eden 4 Neighborhood, O
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
CENFRnrs pIrRsE-

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Lew Tender
and Willie jackson have accepted
terms to meet in an eight-round bout
al the PHILADELPHIA National Park.
July 70. Each is TO get $4,000.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

Household interests and women's
trade viii be probably advertised in
the Want Ads today
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
CHURCH LEAGUE

St Paurs, Il; Scott, 5.
West, Z; First-Central. 4.
West, q: First-Central, 3.
Union, z; Brandy7Nine, 3.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
Never again on
Ehe movie stunts

1 WATCHED a guy.
IN A movie show.
RIDE THE same plug.
NINE THOUSAND miles.
AND FIRE his si1-shooter.
ALL AFTERNOON.
WITHOUT RE-LoADlNo
AND THEN. IN q closeup
he ROLLED a SMOKE
WITH JUST one hand.
AND I tried It myself
FIRST WITH one hand.
THEN WITH two
THEN WITH my mouth
AND THE forty-third trial
STAYED PUT long enough
FOR ME to Light It
AND { thought I had It
AND THEN It spilled
LIKE A Roman candle
AND BURNED the rug.
AND BURNED my clothes
AND EVERYTHING
so I'M convinced
PLr NEVER get
THAT ACTORS joA.
AND I know now.
THAT THE only things
. CAN roll with one hand.
ARE RoLucdNo domlnoss.
AND I'M going to stick.
TO NY regular smokes,
FOR THEY satisfy.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

Sweeney says that Media win show
the boys the road IN the mex nall-
lea her rim. the faster the better.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

The teams are all playing fast ball
these davs and they are becom-
ing better balanced. Have you noticed
the scOres2
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

Bill Lewis wanted everyone to see
his new ball suit so he changed his
clothes at the shop and went home.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
DEVOLUC|ON De
LOSF.C. 4 SOS
DUENOS

TeIsorcmc Epecial para La PRkNS4
NI7EEA NOLK. Julio 16.-El CORES
pousaI de LA PRENSA fue inforrnaoo
hoy en- los c!rculos finapcieros acerca
de que las personals que tieneh ME
reses EN- las L(neas NacionaIes ue
Mexico tuvieron noticias DE que q
General Salvador Alvarado conferen-
c;ara con elias sobre Ia disposition
de dichos fe~rrccarri!es.
Dfcess Gue los t~enedores de estos
vs1ores meXicanoS no eStan anslosos'
nor one Sc les devuelvan los ~ferrocarrl
les nero que s. 10 esta el nuevo go
blcrno de Mexico pOr devolverlos va
one cree que por este medic aumenta
r., en- el cxrranjero la confianza en- las
.Iuenas intcnc:ones de Que esta ANNA
do, adenas 6e que algunoS mlemoros
del nuevo gobierno SC Dan cuenta de
cue es desastroso conservar en- las
condolences actuales los f~errocarrlies'
rues 81 bien es cierto que 81 goDlerno
SAGA de eilos por el momento al
clno subsidies extraordinarios, como
no Sc llevar a cabo trabajos de repa
raci5n nj Sc reemplaZa 81 material ro-
dante cue Sc va i~nutilizapdo, dentro
de muv POGO tempo Ia exploitation
lie clos no resultant va ccsteahle a me
nos que Sc aumenten en- grandes pro-
uorciones las tarifas. 10 cual resulta-
ria sumamente perjudicial para los ne
gccios en- general. pues las tarifas &C
tuales son va demasiado atlas.
Por otra parte. los tenedores de
valores Sc Dan cuenta tambien de que
los ferrocarriles estan casl 1uera de
~servicio y CIe el equiparlos de nuevo
Gemandara fuerteS sumas. especial
.mente a causa de los ALTOS precios
que alcanZan por ahora el material,
las locomoto-as. los carros, etc. Y sc
p~ercatan igualmente de que estando
'anR ell pals aSitado, el costo de Ia ex-
p~lotaciGn de los ~ferrocarriles ~resulta-
"a muy graRde y u dicha explota-
ci6n no dej2ra utilidades de ninguna
especie.
Como resu!tado de TODD este. no Sc
hacen predicc;ones optimistas acerca
de las pr6ximas conferencias con Alva
RADIO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
PES|N|SNO EN- E
Case PETROLERO
NO GREEN QUE VAYA AL
FIN A SER ARREGLADO
Los centres financieros Sc
muestran escepticos sobre
una solucion

TelegrGmc Epeeai pGrG "L.A PRENS.A"
NUEEA YORK, Julio 15.-En 10
certros financieros de esta ciudad 81
han recibido noticias references q "a.
conferencnas que Sc estan llevando q
cabo en- Mexico. entire el Presidente d.
Ia Huerta V los representatives de IA:
compahias petroleras.
I'm dichod informes Sc dice que
practicamente. ha Quedado ~resuelta J
Solucionada LEI e~nojosa controversial
que diera luCar Ia legislature carran-
cista con respecto 4 los intereses pc
troleros. Los representatives de las
Companies han acceptable. de hecho, e
plan propuest.N pcr e. Presidente de Ia
Huerta. Y un arreglo final Y definiti'
vo So espera para el pr6Ximo Sab2do
en- que dichos individuos tengan su
Ultima conferencia con e. Primer Ma
gistrado de Mexico.
Estos informes. sin embargo. han
sido recibidos con marcado escepticiS-
no en- los centres f~inancieros de est:l
ciudad, an virtud de que, segun Sc iii.
&c. scmejantes rumorcs HAN corrido
en- differences ocasiones a este respeC-
TO V que nunca han llegado n confir-
marse nj en- principle.
Dlcese aqui, en- los ctrculos intere-
sados sobre ei particular, Que. por
mas buena disposition que manifesto
81 presidente de Ia Huerta en- el "a
surto V por mas liberal que sea Ell
plan propuesto para llegar a un ave-
nimiento dc irtereses. las conpahias
p~etroleras no podran sentirse satisfe-
chas y tranquiias sino hasta que e.
Congreso dicte una legislation eSpe-
cial. lie manera dc que queden en- dt-
sinitiva a~securadoS los dcrechos que
las Companies diccn haber adQuirido
l~egalmente. ,
Sc aGrega que, segUn los informes
que 5 tienen, no todos los Iniembros
icl gabinetc presidential estan de a
cuerdo en- el curse que esta tomando
n question ~petrolera, porQue, en- tanto
que. por n parte. los generates Al
vara,do Y Trevino por raZoneS que Sc
presumer. manifiestaHse dispuesto" a
cepta los terminus de las companies.
hasta el grade de r~econocerles toda
la raz0n. por otra parte, otros MEM
bros del gabinete. Y entire ellos prln-
c.palmente el general Gales, Sc opo-
nen terminantemente a las o cesio'
Mes solicitadas Y que desean u 81
A~rticulo 81 de Ia Constitution perma-
Mecca en- TODD su vigor y que los de-
cretos ~expedidos por Carranza no sean
de ningun modo derogados.
Esta diversencia de opiniones ha
llegado hasta influenciar al mismc
P~residente de Ia Huerta, seGdn st
sabe. en- virtud de la gran 1nfluen-
cia que cerca de 81 cjerce ell Gene
raj Gales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
Ell CADAVER DE Ia EMPERAT RlZ
VA PARA LONDRES, VIA
PARIS

MADRID. Julio 16.-EI cadaver de
Ia ex-Emperctriz Eugenia fue embar-
cado hoy con destino a Londres por
"a VIA de Paris en- lugar de por Coru-
ma como se pens6 en- IN principle.
FL caddver fue vestido con IN ha-
'tito de Ia orGen de las Carmelitas Y Sc
coloc6 en- ell Techo un crucifijo de rla-
10
Al trasladar a LondreS el cadavsr
So siguieron a, pie de Ia letra los de-
secs expreSaGos en- I'm testamento que
hIzo hace dlez amos. En- s. dice que
uuiere que Su cadaVer sea enterraoo
en- 81 monumento especialmente cons
trufdo con Csc fin en- Marlborough, In
siaterra, con los de su marido Napo-
Icon V de su unico hijo el Principe
E,ugenio Luis.
En- cuanto fueron conocidos sus de-
secs Sc lie hicieron algunas adiciones
al monumel.:o por valor de medic mi
Hon de d6lsres. el que Sc halla cerca
Gs Ia mansion en- que pas6 la mayor
rarte de los cincuenta amos de III ext
10.
FL cad4ver fue traslalado anoche a
Ia estaci3n del Norte V llevado a Pa
rfs en- IN tren especial. Sc espera
que lleguc ? esta ciudad manana Y
una vez aIli sera trasladado a otra
Inca para ave sea conducido al Havre
donde sera embarcsoo para Inglate-
IRA.
FL Rey Alfonso ]concurrira a Ia &C.
remonia que tendra lugar o motive
de Ia llegada del cadaver a Londres,
donde Sc encuentra actualmAnte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17
{. GUERRERO, lamps.
ESTA AMAGADO POR
UNA FUERZA REBELDE

Teles-ana Especial para LA PRENSA
Aver obtuvimos nottcias en- esta
ctudad. acerca de las informaciones
que acaban DC recibirse de las pobla-
clones fronteri.as americans inme-
dlatas a Ia plaza coahuilense de Cue
r-ero, sobra ei formal amago que
existe de esa plaza por parte de una
columna de scldados rebeldes.
Las autoridades americans tueron
informadas aver tarde en- 81 sentdo
de Que los grardias fiscales en- Cue
rrero, Coahr!la, cruzaron Ia frontera
internandose en territorio de los Es-
rados Unidos. para pedir Ia protection
de las autoridaes de este lado.
La ac:itud de los guardias Sc atri-
huge a hecho de que esta Ia plaza
de Guerrero con muy escasa guarnl-
ci6r, y una columna de doscientos
hombres avanza en- actitud hostil
arurcianlo anticipadamente I'm alta
nG,. formal sobre Ia localidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-17

No obstante Ia lib--aiidad mahifies
ia del Presidente.-se dice-la tenaz
oposici6n de su Secretario de Guerra,
General Gales. le mantiene en- una
indecisi6n complete. Y ESQ Sc debe a
que Ell mismo Presidente r]econoce
que Ia posicion en- que Sc e]ncuentra
ahora Sc la debe principalmente Al
general Gales. = que, en- cas- d, que
Gales retirase 81 2poyo personal a
L. actual administration, el PrcSlden-
te de II Huerta no podrfa asegurar su
pe-manencia en- ell poder.