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Evening star., 1920-11-02
Ensor Fails in Home Town.

BALTIMORE, November Hockey
Ensor. who had been the sensation
of the New York tracks, did not make
very g0d start in the town which
he GLAZING as his home. Buddy took
I'VE mounts at Pimlico yesterday, and
1a1ied to get in first with any of
them. He was second once.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Aero Winners Get Trophy.

NEW YORK. November 2.-Lieut.
Ernest Demuyter and Matthew La :
brousse of Belgium, who won the
Gordon Bennett international trophy
for free balloons in the race from
Birmingham. Ala. recently. received
the trophy at dinner here last night
rendered in their honor by the Aero
Club of America
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Will Have Charge of Army Race.

Coils. Stanley Koch and Charles L.
Scott and Mai. A. A. Cederwald of the
remount service of the United States
Army. will arrange the conditions of
a military race in which officers Of
the regular establishment will ride in
uniform at the fall meet at Bowie.
which opens November Is.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Orders Fighters to Explain.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. November 3
Joe yelling and Lew Tender have
been ordered to appear before the
Wisconsin boxing commission Novem-
her - and show cause why they
should not be banished from the fight
rings of this state for a year. as the
result of the bout in which both
fighters participated here October 26.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Navy Would Number PLAYERS.

Navy athletic authorities have sug-
gested to the Army that the players
wear numbers in the annual clash
between the service elevens on the
gridirons on the Polo Grounds at New
York, November 81. 1t is expected
the Army will agree.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Baltimore Boxers Score.

PHILADELPHIA. November q
Andy ("Young") Chaney Of Baltimore
0utpointed Johnny Murray. New York,
last night in a fast eight-round bout.
frankie Rice, Baltimore, defeated Joe
Ritchie, Newark, N. j., in eight
rounds.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Dean Wins Tiger Golf Title.

PRINCETON. N. j., November =
J. Simpson Dean, the we'll known At.
lanta golfer and captain of the
Princeton team. defeated c. B. Car
ruth yesterday for the university
championship. Dean won by and 2.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Barnes Signs at Big Salary.

Jim Barnes. golf pro. has signed a
three-year contract. according to re-
ports, with the new Pelham Country
Club, in the New York district, at what
is reported to be a very fancy salary.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
O'Dowd to Fight Smith.

NEW YORK. November mike
ODowd of St. Paul. former middle
weight champion. and JEFF Smith. the
crack Bayonne bower. have signed to
box at Madison Square Garden No
vember Q. The bout will mark the
first clash between these two boxers.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Anderson to Lead g. q. Eleven.

Alec Anderson. varsity center, has
been appointed permanent captain of
the Georgetown foot bail team. An
derson has been acting captain of the
eleven the greater part of the season.
This is his third year in Hilltop foot
ball.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Cooke Eleven Wins Another.

Cooke Schools foot ball team de-
feated the Ross Athletic Club yester-
day, "a to 0. The Cooke team has
not been beaten this season and is
anxious to meet all corners in the lis.
pound class.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Pitcher Eller Aids With Blood.

DANvILLE. Ills. November >
"Hod" Eller. pitcher of the Cincinnati
Nationals, has entered a hospital here
for a blood TRANSMISSION in an effort
to save the life of his mother-in-law
Mrs. c. w. SalmanS.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Pirates Sign First Sacker.

PITTSBURGH. November 2.-The
Pittsburgh Nationals have signed
Pierce Works of Los Angeles, first
baseman. Works is a graduate of the
University of California.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Cubs Drop Weeghman.

CHICAGO. November 2-CharIes H.
weeghman. for several years presi-
dent of the Chicago Nationals, was
dropped from the directorate at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders.
William L. Veeck. president of the
club was chosen in his stead.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Rex to Plav Akron Team

Rex Athletic Club and the Akron
(Ohio) Silents will be opponents on
the gridiron at Union League Park
Sunday afternoon. A number of for
mer Galiaudet players will be in the
line-up Of the Silents.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
TECH TEAM STRONGEST
IT HAS HAD IN YEARS

takes the field
Wv November "a Techs eleven will rep
resented the Seventh Sreeters
loot ball championship Always
this crude early Playing
Virginia freshmen
onraed rounded be
Evening star., 1920-11-02
White Sox Get Player.

DCQOIN. Ill. November Candy
Smith. first baseman for the Rock
Island team in the Three-I League
has been signed by the Chicago
White Sox.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Giants Release Catcher.

Catcher Leo Dixon, recently pur-
chased by the Giants from the Rock
Island club. has been released to In
dianapolis.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Terminal A. c. Seeks Games,

Terminal Athletic Club wants games
with 130-pound elevens. Teams seek
ing games should write Irving l..
Power 414 K street.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Game to Newton Midpets.

The Newton Midgets scored 14-to-0
victory over Shepard Athletic Club
yesterday. Scott and Baker made the
tOuchdOwnS
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Stanford Building Golf Course.

Leland Stanford University has add
ed golf to its sports. A course ha.
been laid out on the college grounds.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
Game to G.. U. Freshmen.

Georgetown freshmen vanquished
the Georgetown junior preps in a foot
ball game at Garrett Park, Nd. yes
terday. The score was Z to O..
Evening star., 1920-11-02
MASONIC.

Totals. 47s'4J6f47j Totals. 445'456i475
Regulation won roIlon. tReguIaton won
rOiIoff
Evening star., 1920-11-02
INTERNAL REVENUE LEAGUE.

Totals All 474 42S Totals. 433 40 H.
AMITY LODGE BOWLING LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1920-11-02
STRIKES, SPARES, SPLITS
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
L. s. SHIPPING BOARD.
Socratarr

Totals. lo4 5ss 549 Totals. 5s4 5s4 5s4
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
"A Plunge Toward
Reaction
samuel GOmpers Express La.
boris View on Election of
Harding

NaxHF's 'strn. Nov. 5. - Samucl |
Uonipegs today issrcd statement on
the election in which he says that
every forward looking man and wo-
mar must feel the same deep regret
oeca0se OF the great plunge toward
reaction, but democracy will risht IT.
self al the proper time. Tabulation
81 congressional results shows def
mite gain for all that makes for pro-
gresa The next cor gress viii show
'an Increased number OF men holding
union cards"
He said the non partisan policy Of
the federation had been moro Iustiae.,
than ever.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
Money Stringency
May Stop Schools
EifGrt to Borrow f'unts in Aiken
Fails

Aiken Nov, 4.-Thero is danger,
according to II. r. Chapman, county
superintendent Of education, that the
schools Of Aiken county viii b."
forced 10 close because Of lack OF
school funds with which to maintain
them during The next few mOtnhv
Here tOfOre. the county nipcrintend-
ent Of education has been enabled
to borrow money. ON short tip,r rctce
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10

WaslIjnmtcr Va D.r,;l. 1,r.,
son made ri, G,.st ~Ir,,I,', ,u,',' ",,,',' w -
,huioi,, In n,nro ,t,r "pr.n'' ,'.i''' ''''C'
p.,,s Hf,oL - h';,. ,,,t,'', ,''' =" J"i wren ne
,,l,,.,i,,,,s,' Ui'"1' " EdsI
Grod. or W'a.t,,i w i'.,' 'io',9c N''''' nun =
,;,rG. a,,'',,|,', ,',','.''7 ''i' ''"I0e ol ma
1,h,,o ts| ,s"'',' ',|,~ S1'i'el ca on tnr
,I,,,~ ,ri,| i4ou"I '""N |" 70 MN honor.
,,,!I, 'S ''""" 81 mon women, and
-. -''',' -, "'"I'hE S'''" banners amt
49, H"''"n'' mas under tn" leader
f'IN % 1"hn r. Costello, Democratic
h',uohal COMMITTEEMAN for the Dis
'r'tL "' 'oiumbl2' assembled at Demo-
'rH'lC national h@adIrartCrS a p. IN.
ma marched I" tn" White House
where In" gates W.r" oT"ncd to the
public for tii" ..'S' tin. since tie be-
;;iuuinc; OF the wur.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
DISTRICT SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION

The district Sunday school Conven-
ton for the Sumter District is to be
he'd in Sumter on Sunday, November
eth beginning al @:3G p. NJ. ut the
Presbyterian church. All Sunday
schools Of Sumter and all nearby dig
tricts are urgently requested TO send
q large number of delegates
The general theme will he eVange-
li8m. The object of tho campaign is
to arouse, inspire and enlist each Sun
day school worker Tor personal evan
gclistic effort in hia or her own Sunday
school or community, leading zip 10
Sunday School Decision Day. .
Conferences similar to this ore are
TO be held in practically all of two
hundred and nineteen districts OF our
STATE. The success OF this meeting ig
dependent on your presence. Help
make this meeting tho very best one
Of them all.
The program consists mainly of The
following numbers:
!. Recital OF Boy Scout OATH ana
Law by Flying Eagle Patrol of Scout
, Troop Nc. ]. Patrol Leader. Edwin
Buck, Assistant Patrol Leader, Henry
Bruner
2. Address - Evangeli2ing Young
America by Cuttino Mcknight, Score
tary Y. NJ. G. A. 49,.
,. Song by Camp Fire Girls in cos
tune with foreword from Camp Fire
I Guardian
!. Addrcss--W:nning the Women
Of Tomorrow, by Miss Margaret Shaw.
5. Address--Recruiti Men for
Christ, by M. J. A. Raf1ield
6. Closing address by Miss Cora
Holland, State Field worker OF South
! Carolina and state superintendent OF
Children's Division O. South Carolina
! Sunday schools.
The District Sunda" school evange-
lism attendance ccrtest shield is to
be awarded TO the' Sunday school hav-
ing the largest attendance from it's
ranks in which teachers and officers
count points each and pupils over Is
years of age ! point This is n beauti-
full red felt shield and each school
should try TO get it,
Don't miss this conference
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10

South Carolira> has at present 92.-
1913 automobiles and trucks and 1.52G
automobile dealers, according to fig
ures complied by l.. II. Thomas, sec.
rotary OF the state highway COM
mission. Mr.. Thomas figures in
ciudc cars anh trucks licensed up
to October 81. The figures are the
highest ever reached by the state.
anu indications are bat the number
will go nearer t. the 100000 mark
before thC END Of the year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
TOO MUCH IMMIGRATION
UEANED OUR WAY
manufacturers, Rccnrdl

| ',
The Wall Street journal, in a recent
issue, stated That there IS an unprece~
dented army Of imInigrants ncrvuuSly
awaiting transportation facilities to
bring them from Europe. at is csti-
| mated said the journal. that more
than 100000 EG"nncaRs are anxious
to come to America, AID that in one
european country ,airnC about $780,
QUO inhabitants would cmigrate to
! America if conditions warranted"
| There Is great congestion OF iumi-
grants at Ellis Island, New York. and
the ommissioner Of Immigration at
That point says that, he expects that
| ellis is'and will have to handle t.
100000 immigrants within the next
IL months. The Journal raises a
worry important point as to this thrush
| of immigrants. IL states that three
ships recently came in with 5000 i'm
migrants, and OF this number abouI
l.oOO did not have aGlollar; 1900 had
less than SIS, and the remainder most e.
~ between $25 and $50.
What Is America tc do to moct this
! tremendous influx OF foreigners? We
already have more aliens in this coun-
| Try than We can asSimilatC. II we
permit our shores to be crowded with
| millions or aliens, aGdud to millions
we now have, we shall certainly en-
danger the civilization Of this cOun-
'f|. However Shnr our supply o.
home lahOl ma? ]" 20 meet all Of tn.
| demands of induStrJ and agriculture.
we should not ICrmit this country to
| be Hooded with poorls alien by birth
and alien in thought TO the life Of our
| nation. We have mOr% aliens here now
than il good for the country. Inf
nitcly better would il be for our indus
lrlal activity TO move forward with less
! rapidity than To- hu pushed forward
by a great influx Of thccc lower class
! eS Of foreigners. We had better ad-
vance more slowly iu material de-
! Ve'opment than to advance rapidly at
Nthe cost Of the nations life Some
! brake must be out on this rush of i'm
: migration: our SafCt% AZ a nItinu de-
mandS II, and congress should heed
! Inc voice OF the COtintry on this point
Even IL we do not have enough labor
, erS in the country to do all the work
| that needs 10 be doEC. we had better
! postpone much of it rather than 20
have II done by the influx of millions
Iof foreigners. Americas : life is mOIu
| important than rapid material activ-
! ity.
LoSlloS in recent issue, in discuss
ing the question of immigration, said
1T is reported thai 2G7,O0O appli-
cations For passports to America
mostly by Jews, have been made III
[ pOl1Dd .,jaDI V Iiln mara tb.,,, > rto
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10

Memphis, Nov. 5.-Terncssee il re-
garded as definitely in the Republican
electoral column, with newspaper re-
turns indicating that che Republicans
have five Of the states ten con-
gresional seats. two already being Ra-
publican. Newspaper returns show
Taylor leading for governor over Rob-
bert5 by forty thousand.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
Brutal Murder
of Woman
Shot To Death by Negro While
Seated Before Her Fireplace
With Baby in Lap

Grcenvillc, Ala. Nov. "a negro
has been rushed to the county jail for
safe keeping. He is charged Wit n
shooting to death AIRS. A. b.. Little.
who was seated in her home before the
fire with a child in kcr lap
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
'ncendiaries in Georgia
Officials Investigating Six Fires
in Vicinity of McRae

McRae, Ga, Nov. 5.-OniCials are
nvcstigatin3 ih> burning Of five stores
at Scotland and n"jchburing towns,
believing them to have Iccn Of in
"endiary origin.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
BOND Thief Held
Without Bail
Mickey Arnstein Committed BY
District of Columbia Court

Washington, Nov 5.-NiHky Arm
""in plead NOT guilty in the District
of C"iumhla suprein" court ON the in
d!ctmrnt charging him and others
with conspiring to bring stolen Sc
curitics from New York to the Dis
triCt. Bail was denied.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
Navy Ranks Filling
Aecruits Enfsting in Large
Numbers and ships win Soon
Be Fully Manned

Washington. Nov, 5.--Recruiting for
ne navy Is progressing so satisfac-
lorlly That navy officials believe that
! viii soon he possible To send to sea
q large number OF vessels of ali class
20 now tied up ut navy yards for lack
~ crews Recruits are entering at
the rate OF twenty three hundred a
week. 80 :"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
VIII Consult ID.
President Elect Harding VI
Meeting of Party Leadel
Formulate Policy I

Marion. Nov. 5.-Sc ON after his
cation Senator Harding IS expected
take steps toward holding consulta\
uoM& with leading Republican states
lnCn IS 10 nov the campaign promise
for the Co"mulatiUr Of Americas s
program toward a world peace asso-
citation is TO be carried out.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10

New York, Nov. 5.-Thc final con-
tract between I,ompsey and Carpcn-
tier Will bc signed Lits today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
B>GooD NEWS ITEMS.

Rember Nov. 3.--TA woman
Missionary Society pLBethosda VI. L.
church meets al "a home Of Mrs. :.
T. Jackson OF Hagu0d Miss Jessie
Curtis "f PHxyflc Will be- prcscnt and
address theR \ full Attendance ~
desired. TH occasion will he ioiut
meeting Ofsthc Mcthodists and Euis-
COpalians
Mr. w 1 SurnCrr is demonstrating
he home. Mechanics FROM C",umhta
ave dU,uR thr work.
80 " Ian"'r and VIZ" ~ Cumd,u
visited his sister. Mrs. ~. e Ecth,l
,5aHuas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-11-10
THE MAKING or GARDENS.
From Curb to Door.
(Julia Lestcl Dillon).

"The little Road says Go!
The little House says Stay.
And OH, it's bonny here at home.
But l must go away.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
Alma Peterson

Alma Peterson. soprsno OF tho Chi
ego Grand Opera company. made her
first concert appearance In oslahons
CITY las, night. at tho Oyefholser
thcoter under the auspices Of tho war
Mothers OF America The program con
sisted trfgely OF English songs. among
the most pleasing of which we're
Homcrs way Down South" Wood.
mans 'Blrthdy" and The Mother"
hy MctRdden.
Miss Pster.on's voice fairly fadlatsd
youth and the pure bcli.ilke quality
~ her tone 10 displayed TO advantage
through the medium Of the difficult,
li'ian Gong, Caro- Mlo Blen"
The sr,is, was assisted ly June
Rr,d.' viollhl,t Who played two groups
~ songs, including Mass'not's "El'si"'
and the beautiful lltilr melody ~ FrIr
Kr,sler. The Old Refuln."
Mss Peterson and Miss Hea1 wore
accompanied by Mrs. Orchard and
Ms Walter Ka'n. respectively
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
WILDE HAS EASY TIME
WITH A. {. +. CHAMPION

ST Lot'is. Jan s-Jlmmy wilde
the Enslsh bantam nash, had r"rainoi
some Of the prssilgr ,oily which jack
ahafkey punched mt NJ him ~ MI
vhukee several weeks ago. Wide
made punching bns hst pisht out
~ "Bnb'' Asher. N. A E " bantam.
weight champion. Ah.f wnu knocked
down three times and wns on ihr
ropes in the last three rounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

NEW YORK. jan s-The annual
meeting ~ the United s'atos Golf n.
socia'ion win be held hcre tonight
The parent solf body viii hear tho fe.
ports of various committee ana IN.
BIG championship tournaments for 1880
Nlll be awarded. Detroit, itsnimore.
Philadelphia and 81 Louis and the
Nassau and Piping Rock clubs ars In
the race for the title events.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
The ssst Cough Medicine.

When a druggist nDds that his cu.
toners ali speak well of a certain prep
aration. he forms q good opinion of Il
and when In need Of such = medicine
Is almost certain TO U.S. ie himself ard
Ia Almost certain 10 use II himself and
druggists use and recommend Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. J. u Jones, q
veil known druggist NJ Cubrun. KY,
says. IL have used Chrmherlsin's Cough
Remedy In my family for the past seven
wears and have found II 10 he the hest
cough medicine I hsye ever known"
adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

rfoyiderce, Boston. Canton, Ohio,
Milwaukee. Jersey CITY and Newark,
y j. sou'. IN offers for the contest
gbon ihs chlof Of police of New Haven
leridod II would he In violation NJ the
ronnoc'itU state law because " was
-eh,ined for twenty rounds to ds
anINn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

The number of motor cars in the
l',ogo prefecture OF japan in lpos W,
lour IN 1912 there were fourteen. in
1910 there were eighty nine. and a,
IN. end oi 1918 there were 22 cars
registered The cray oi Kebe, which
is located N this prefecture. is said to
have l8l automobiles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
HERMANN QUITS
AFTER FEBRUARY II

CINCINNATI. o, Jan. s,--Rsfussi nj
III. fello~ mombes Of the national
bns' ball commission 10 sccsCt the resig
nation of AUGUST ilcvmsnn 40 chair
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
Short Stories
De Nsws u the Might eummA-
risse Tor rlmss Readers.


PlTTsBt'RCH. Pa. Jan. s--Foiiow- >
Ing an sll-day meeting Of the national
committee yesterday. the strike In steel
mills and furnaces. involving ss1. .ooc
men was otftt lally called off. A teie-
gram announcing that the national COM
nittss would proceed no farther vas
cent to headquarters Of American fsd-
antion VI Labor. Washington. and
heads and organizers Of unions and
field men Interested,
wAsHINurON. d. C.. Jan. S--Gov-
ernw Robertson was among the
guests at ths Jackson day dinner. last
night. While Ia Washington. he had
hsadquarters IN the Shorehrm hotel a.
gusat Of the democratic national com
mittes. n. called At the white House
yesterday morning and transacted
business before the interior depart.
msnt
NAf4onal headquarters q the Owen :
se-prssident club will be established At
the Hotel Baltimore. Kansas ci,y. ana
an OUTPOST located ~ the ~. Fnnris
hotel Gan Franosco about May 10. &C.
cordins IA Judge H. n Christopher.
manager Of the hcadqusrtsS here
-Four contributions Of $500 and q total
Of mar $1,000 for the county good roads
fund wns obtained In seven ana one
half minutes by "a r. vaurht II the
membership smoker At the Chamber 0,
Commerce last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09

man. n,e.ns that those orposlns him
have snoihs, month In which IN decide
upon a suitable man fr the position
rh~ commission ~ st present con'
siitI,sd vii. meet ior the last time "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09
Complimentary.

0srtruds-pssr me. am always say
inx the wrong thing.
Miidred-we,l. don't let II worry you.
dear. All asrse that you are just the
one 10 say it.--Judge-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-09


MEXICO CITY. Jan s--intsnss es-
01leoent and panic reigns among tho
6Asbltsnts Of the city Of cordoha and
0e1eea. In the western paft Of the
GDaae q vsrs Crus. because of the open
~ q q new crater Of the volcano cf
0Uosaba, fifteen miles 70 the north
Unsa. TIE ssv cratee y emitting
Uusks according to information received
~ night q the offices q the pres''
osatAi military stan from army Of
Ossrs In The earthquake district.
No Change IN ant'"st erstsrs.
r h officially reported nat nothing
Ouosvard has been aoticsd st the other
OuOsaaoss h MsIico. including the two
~ sstine, crstsrs Popocatspetl
- ixtscAivau, southsast q this city.
= q tAs lstinot 0atsr of co'ima, near
- paAfie eeast The xsnors DE-
$3.50 n instsvmsnts here yesterday
- ~ q Csscosatpss. Cordoba and
0DDoGea, seaae q Ven Cruz. but no
InGs ~ esss n them
oevoo bGDsvs ~ rspwtsd spsains
4 unan - supposedly sstince VOL
{ - q ~ Miguel and ~ srssAins
~ = : ~ 0atss OF Mount osssaha
S1Uvoos . aUaAaat'oa u tAs sassA-
naD vAs(A . saturday night 80.
~ v1tA tsErsfss effect along ths
- beewssa tAs ssasss 4 vsr~ oFss
- u~~AS>
rwUaty WNasss osssssysG
J. ~ oavSsss ~ q ~ deaths sss'
- laiesa - h ths sssnsy eiserset'
4 - cseoGna, an n sssas smpsooae't
- Guai ~ q sasualsass vin sAai ~
- svsgsaAi sstfmAtss q o.ses. svse y
eopsets q i.eee 1saths ~ ceustiar
900 waegssaae1. nm compilation
80 ecmpar,sso q vaSyA0 Dispatches
= = bslisssA twsaty vtsaess wsrs ssn'
aosls,y asssreyaa With slaest dsuel'
~ suw6sP q sDWus 80 villages paf'
~ demolished q baAy esmassd
QNsrs hes bssa no astsmpt - estimate
ne number cf hamiets an slasss ssun'
~ houses destroyed ~ the shcch. so'
havs fisurss a. to ne aSDosP q m
Dsrsd or property damage sssa reported
"a Places aatIrsiy osssrsved.
Among The places whieA reports
psom different places % the prssiden-
ttai military STAN and Msxies city
sap>rs say we're totally lsstroysd. ars
Csustian. With 1000 dead snd - many
moro injured Barraca orands. whsrt
~ are dead: coscoratspse. vsst
thirty killed; csicahualeo. wAisA hai
4 va,ished with iis foo Inhabitants; ca
nDusapa. xconox,l. Aoatiaa. Tseeslo
mAsrs thirty were hinsd: fSs osmsass
CAflchotla. ssitiiio, iAfrasuA oedsvs
vlsts, ctichisquita. Tenssapa. Ayahaai.
\ u oaimissiaA ana Atsteaiics. whsrs
4 ~ pemsns psrishsd.
4 o. ths isst u citiss sufssrtnG eenae'
- VEN crus. Japaia. whsrs = w.
\ ~ Il the buiidimss wsss srachsd ant
nnnossl; Cordoba, xice. csatspsc. Hn
0onsoe. Psrots. chiehiaatia. fssiutian
! nGl1tinss. fsmpiee. ruspasR. chiesquii
- A11atahsa. AltstineA Nssssnes. u
X o1olspss. camunpA, xoossisti. Huati
49,, CAiitsatia. xanatia. xaaamusaiec
- - ovsjaA II Antirua. sa'
0D6osiDse q IN Peaas. RineenaAa AM
vS6onA Ane~s these ere villages II
- eeAts q NasbiA
tt
pteM oH.
s1nGa ~ ~ weaiAnt mary hi"
ooonaoe ~ vas fAt. bat psv that h
~ ossIn thin - . rail-. she accepts
ssWUa ~ hReV kow vomss Ike I
! - thas hAs besA rsduee4. ."--Chicasc