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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-25
EL TEXTO DEL MENSAJE

'.Situacon est. patio es tan desas.
trosa que esta ;mpcsibilitando saiida
toda ciase de trenes, Il tai extreme cue
Was de ID ciudad dcstinadas para pa
bllco encuentransc bloQueadas en- gran
parte por carros yacios. y los carga-
dos estan dcscargandosc en- los csca-
pes de industries y particularcs cor
much!slma demora y crecidos gaStos
acarreos mercancias.
"Opina4nos que NAL estriba en- Ia
incapacidad negligencia del pcrso-
nal trenista de Ia Terminal de no
ponerse Immediate remedio sobrcvendri
imprescindible necesidad dc embargo
contra esIa plaza, con graves perjui-
clos consequences y peligro paraliza-
cion neGocios industrias".
-Por esta desesperada y energica
requisitoria de Ia Camara, bicn podrS
comprender cualquiera cual seria la
situaciou del patio del ferrocarril en-
Monterrey; pues bien. para la noche
del dia en- que el telegrama fuera en-
viado, Ia Camara recibio respuesta del
senior Rochln, quien ofrecio dictar me
didas para que fueran puestas en-
practica inmediatamente Y mejorar Ia
situacion.
Como primera providencia. los jefes
ferrocarrileros resolvieron decretar un
bloqueo sobe la plaza de Monterrey, ell
cual duraria Glen horas, principiando
las ocho de la noche del jueves
de Ia semana pasada, para terminar
a las doce de Ia noche del lunes de
Ia semana actual; con clio palpable-
mente Sc vio el benefico resulrado de
las gestiones que la Camara hiciera,
y Ell p1blico en- general esper6 un 6uen
resultado de clio.
" esa medida como fue recibida
por el comercio por los particulares.
podrfa usted decirnos?
LA AcTiTuD DEL.
coMERcIo
! Ell comercio en- general estuvo
acorde en- exrresar que 81 el bloqueo
que sc habia decretado sobre Ia plaza
Sc prolongaba mas de las cien horas
que Sc habfa fijado, serfa desastroso,
para clio, Sc basaban en- 10 que
| ha ocurrido en- otros lugares, como
en- Tampico, ,por ejemplo. en- donde es
tas medidas Sc han prestado para que
muchos ferrocarrileros cometieran in.
| justicias sin cuento ;iearaa miles
Pasa Ia PaEina ID
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-25
LlSTA De OoNATlVoS PARA LAS
ESCUElAS De DOLORES
HlDALGO, GUANAJuATO
Suma anterior
FORANEAS:

Colectado por e! senor Jose
Martinez. de Sronsville,
Texas:
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fPasa a la ouinta)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-25
LA ACTiTUD DEL.
cOMERCIO

Pasa a Ia PaEina %
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(Pasa a IL 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-25

Compre usted sus ibros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, lib
N. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata
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COMO FUE LA
TRAGEDIA

En- Ia Gale louisiana, cerca de Ia
esquina de Florida y IA via ferrea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
PARkERSBUR CHARLESTON TRIP
IS STUMBLING BLOCK FOR COLD

and Moundsv!lle. p!ey tackled the hard
est proposition on their schedule on
Saturday evening. in Coach Ross God
and BtuH tOSsers. who had already de
rated Stcuhcnrille and Marietta in Or
der. Success ended ibruptly on that
evening. for the locals passed around
tAr yisitors for total Of Al points,
while the Downstairs uu.ut was only
able - total 81 Even though Wheeling
will b. away from home On Friday.
they will hav" a slight ,d2;" over Tar
kc:sbuyg. as the blE "E"d'' Qu!nt has
already lost its nerve when stacking up
against he locals. and I WI take m
almost supcvhuman effort to get over
this.
Little IS known &c Charleston's h"r-
aided tosscrS. but Stanshury calls tho
capitol city boys 10 make biz cut n
TIE $ca:. llru.r$ this Year. Many ot tho
stars C"r;U last Year arr back and IN" "
Ia" best trrwS IN tn" southern part "s
IT, state is boosted vt by the Charles
;nu :Iu$. OF course. whrn the strength
ot he capitol boys = not known hardly
ANY, prediction rs - tho outcome can De;
iuau". and fans IL THIS city are now
r,,y waiting auNIouSIy 10 hear the re-
suit
,nach Ross and his taskrtHall cchcr's
NJ. re:;D,jn over SATURDAY evening in
Charleston and leave for home on the
following morning. The players VIII"
Wi make the trip arc: t,trt. Rcu}ckc.
Erjrlmur. H,NrabauEh. uakr&. Eyrd,
St"tnhlCkcr. Watkins and Robinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
MARIETTA TOSSERS
MEET PITT FRIDAY
Eight Players, Neac aud keNison'
Leave TomorTow Morning for
Smoky City.

Marietta. q. Jan. 26.-On" of the
hardest BASKETBALL games Of IN" season
vii b" played Friday night, when M"ar!-
eta college will clash with III" IHttS-
burgh University. at Pittsburgh.
bone on the Piu-M0r:ctta game Is
slightly confused. due TO the fact that
West virginia Wesleyan won from ~"
Marietta by one Ioint and lost to Car
n,E.c Tech hy three ponts. Wesleyan
lost TO Pitt by six points. which wou'"
iu,iicai" that Pitt is seven points bet
Ter than Marietta. But Marietta Won
from Carnegie Tech by IKE POINTS which.
N view of Techs three point victory
over Wesleyan would make the local
team c!tht points better than the West
Nir.;in.ans and two points superior 10
i'itt
However. dope IS Of very little value
comparing teams so near the sam"
strength aud it Will h" tosSup when
the two nvcs enter the ring ut Puts
l.urrh Friday night. Marietta VIII
leave Friday morning. arriving in ilttS-
lursh little after twelve O'Clock. Just
what men Will mako thctrtp ~ not
known at this tir'". but it is probable
the following named will he taken.
rap,ain Don Whiting. Eaton. Smith,
Ect,rr. "W!ddy" Ncalr. Hunter. Io'l'y'
Ro.~ss. Coach Nra!c and Athletic b!rcc'
tor J. : Kcl!iSon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

HIGH-L|NSLY
BIG VALLEY ATTRACTION AT AR
MoRY FLOOR TOMORROW EVE
NuG-CADETS CONFIDENT.
Coach Nuss Driving Boys Hard-Meet
Bella.re o. Ohio Floor Satur-
G-y Night.

Wheeling BASKETBALL fans will 10
treated t. one hlg local classic at least
tr.,norruw evening, when Moundsviue
Ili"h school tossers lineup against
Coach Nus Lln~ly Cadets at the arm
DRY. Although the locals are confident
Of taking a fall out of the Mound city
quiut. Coach Swccncy's hoys are g.
ing AZ their best and expect to main
tain their rapid pace IN the big event
Friday.
Coach Nuss has been using every ef-
fort to whip his boys into perfect condi-
ton. as :hcr" is another tough opponent
for the Cadets to tackle following tie
MuundsvilC battle. on Saturu. = cvc-
ming the Orangcmen will journey to
RrlIairc. whrr" they will tackle the
strong Red and BLACK basketcers from
over he-rlvcr-a
Interest is running high in both Of
thr>e Weekend encounters and Il large
attendance is expected ut the armory
tomorrow. while Bcllaire fGns will, with
out doubt. turn out stronger than ever
to witness their boys in action against
ono Of the Pa Wheeling's representa-
ttycS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
he Screen
0fSp0t
1872 by N~4SE S9AA.te,s
struggled and kicked
by N~eHE s.

he laughed and struggled and kicked
between means.
lie got wcll--but had he died, who
can say he would not hay" died well:
Hard Luck OF an Aviator.
There is 4 Il young f, How named Blair
flying out Ut Ia" MincolI fields who Is
known rs SlIllrul pilot Also he re-
members the days before Mr.. No.strad
became famous. He had something on
the hip when he jumped Into his plane
and started n trial flight. ON the sec
ond spiral ascending something happen
Cd. The. plan" divcd, crashed. and Blair
rolled fire." He arose, dazcd and wab-
hl>. and his hand slowly ran down his
trousers log. Something warm and wet
oOzcd through the cloth Slowly he
raised his hand to his face and shifted.
Then 4 look Of sorrow came over his
face rs he said:
Good lord, hoped It was blood"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
BELLAIRE QUiNT At
WARWOOD TOMORROW
Rcd and Black Tossers Invade Up-the-
River Floor Friday-Girls May
BE Idle.

BcNairc High school basketball tosr-
crs will invade Warwood tomorrow eye
ming. where they will tackle the raSScrS
REPRESENTING tie Green and Whit" on
tn" up-thc-riv"v floor. The showing Of
tho Warwood hny& in tn" last four
Camcs has stirred UP ConSidrrahi" d.
cu%siou in the Red and Black camp. ana
tho strength of the Green IS feared
mostly In Fridays affair.
An effort IS being made by the War
wood athletic authorities to arrange 4
yam. between the Shndysidc girls and
WorwooG High school laSsics since the
Ecllairc ScXtcttc is unnblr 10 play FRI
day evening. as a preliminary 10 TIE
boys contest. II Shadys!dc girls should
be secured il would odd considerably
to tho Attendance. rs the Ohio females
handed the Green AMI White their first
defeat OF tho season recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
UNIVERSITY OF PENN
next ON MOUNT AINEER
WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Defeat at Hands OF LchiGh Came as NO
Surprise to West Virginia Rat Fans

Special Dispatch 10 The lntcliiEc0Ccr.
Mur-:uutuwu. ian. 3G.--lt was lrarn"!
here today that arrangements for the
wrestling meet between the West Nr-
E,uia University and University Of Wiz
cinia g-applcrS had been finally cont
pl,tcd, and that tn" Old dominion MAJ
men would be tho attraction her" ON
February llth. This meet will mark
the first athletic relations between VIZ
giuia and West NirElUia In several years
and rrcCcdrS the football agreement
only slightly. Tho coming meet Will
no doubt cause great interest among
the alumni OF hoth schools.
Taking everything into consideration
the Inexperienced Mountainecr wrrst-
ling squad made on exceptionally good
showing AGAINST the veteran LchiGh
grappiGrs in the meet at South E,thic-
hem. Pa. last week. Or course, scott
Hough, The only veteran on the varsity
easily wen his match with eight min
utr, advantage. However. the feature
Of the affair was the comeback ~ Joe
Iarrick, who also earned u decision
with almost three minutes advantage,
Turkovlch. steve lIarriCk and SticiIer
all lost the decision in their matches
hv less than two minutes advantHSc.
and Harr!ck forced his opponent int"
an extra period to win. There Is Nttl"
reason t. DOUBT that All ,hrs" matches
would have resulted in victories for the
Manufacturers If the mca had Htt'c
more experience. which IS all they seem
to lack n present.
Coach Dayton Is now preparing his
men for Ia" rc", with Ia" University Of
PENNSYLVANIA I0atm"n, which is To lie
held here On February 9Th. If the var
SHY can make another good showing -
this meet the season Will he success.
because r,uu has a veteran OUTFIT that
is putting up fight for the collegiate
championship.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SERIOUS
over CARNEGIE Tech
Methodist Driven Hard BY Coacf
Applegran in PREPARATION Tor
Game Saturday.

Mcadvillc. Ia. Jan. %G.-hll"Eh'ny
College does not hold carnegie Tech
lightly. for Coach NnDlcrrln has not
been letting up in his driving Of tn"
mon this week. As soon as they had
recovered from the efforts Of tn" siren
uous games LAST week. he resumed the
old practice Grinds in an "N"Tt 10 I'M
prove the teams play b'i"r" I''A
comes here on E;GturoAN nlEAN
spirit Of true rivalry. horne or many
meetings on Il" floor ami ETlnT"n'
exists between the two schools
Parker. tn" Old Avalon high sch""!
player. has earned Il plaC" rs first sub
stitutC guard. aud Will break INTO many
OF tn" Met hrdists' games TINS year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Shadyside 90
". +. Y. s. (Gl)
WON BY Tender

Milwaukee. Jan. - Lew Tender,
Philadelphia lightweight boxer, was
G.v"u the nrw SVapcr decision over
Willie Jackson. New York. IN ten
round contest here tonight.
Il - stated that Tender probably
vii, b. matched within 4 short time IN
= contest with Benny Leonard. the
champion. to = decision. y Baltimore
club has already altered Tender $4,000
for his end in such :: contest. Lconards
share being named as 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
warwood-2
SOFT PICKIN' FOR
TRIADELPHIA TEAMS
Boys swampod Bridgeport 53-4, While
Misses Eikoy and Beck Won For
Pike LaSsies 49,

Erilgcp0rI NIgN SONVoI WNrT"N -"
defense. whatever. and Tr.&dctph.a's
forwards p,..d ~ one Noin, after IN"
other with little difficulty ltSi evening.
md won from thu ohio quintet hy aa
overwhelming score Of 5@-i. Biz
Handlan was the outstanding star for
the pike lads.
In fast and exciting pr urinary III"
Trtads'phia gir,s had q wI'EawaT Win
Tr;dgAnort's laSSlrS, - ,uU.ug easily by
a score OF i6-B. The shouting 90 Misses
Beck and E.key WAS The feature OF the
Eame
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Around the Gymnasium
Smoker Tonight.


\ f.nH card has been arranged for the
heres!t O. IN" members Of the National
SPORTING Club th,S evening. taking IN
Tour bouts IN Al, consisting Of Two
three FOUNDERS. and two Of four rounds
Al fu"Wh' - arc requested To come and
bring - cr."nI w.tn' them. Membership
cards MI - sold To all those who wish
sam" ut tn entrance this evening.
Hardhead Reuthsr ana Jackie James
~ o"yU ~" smoker tonight IN an in
,"c"Sr.-S three roUnd"r These papeEc
""'gHts arr rN"""tgd 10 furnish n haiT-
I t.:rr Tor m opener AID fans viii 10
.~v:.g INTERESTED IN the rrula ming bouts
,.;tc~ watching these youngsters mix H.
-\a5.r PAdGrn. Of tn. Ferry. will stack
bout Of th:"" rounds. Padden IS a
promising lad and Will De stopping
right out there" when Wheeling opens
he" doors C. 4 new boxing game.
frankie Ford and Young JccfH"s
both ~ .Netaav!il". will go four ~,
rounds. FATS Will prove III" S!uSElTs
H. of III" evening as both boys are hard
u,ttcrS ana carry u lot in reserve. At AL
times.
Tn" main bout OF foUr rounds will he
pat on by Young Micke: FlnrcEan. who
makes his appearances 1T Motor square
Garden. Pittsburgh. noNt Monday night,
and "Gcp" Stewart. Fans are anxious
t. watch these boys in action and this
bout should prov" = good wIndup TO the
evenings 'ard.
Through Their Workouts.
Mickey Fnr"Gan = showing great
Hocn evening in pr"para-
ton for his bout with Lew Bcddcii next
and stepped four fast rounds
with Goo" Srtwart last evening. Stew
Art also doancd III" gloves with the
m5dg"ts. Nardhoad Hruther and Jackie
lanes. doing TWO rounds with each.
Young Dietrich. who IS hr. taking into
no r.Sht game. IS rapidly improving
REl fans watching the steady develop
r.~nt OF tins lauky ynuncSt"r are OF the
outHiyR that 4 rev t.nd" has beer
made. ard that Wheeling Will have an
Other coming champ in her stable soon.
Dietrich and Nardhcad R"Uther step
pod two fast rounds. Frankie Ford and
lnur: jctir!CS also went through four
furious rounds. AZ, Of IL" boys are in
excellent condition for their bouts this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
HOLD
To Be BARRED.

New York. jan 26.-Jack Curley, who
has promoted most of the champion.
ship wrestling matches In New York.
announced here tonight he would not
stage any more matches in which tina
head lock" hold was permitted. Cur
ley. who promoted the championship
match Monday between Ed (Strangler)
Lewis and Earl Caddock. said he was
Blowing TO the demands of tho press
and public"
The head hold used by Lewis TO de-
feat Caddock. brought sharp criticis9
from fans in the audience. although
Caddock himself made no objection to
It's use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
MISSION POSTPONED.

Chicago. Jan. @6.--Hcadquartcrs OF
the National Socialist party announced
today that trip OF six American dele
;,ntrs 20 Russia to study conditions
tn"r,. which had been set for this win
Iar. mas been postponed unit! late IN the
spring or early LcNt summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SOLD TO White SOX

sal, Lake CITY, Jan. @G.-InArid"r Ed
die MulliGan ~ the salt Lake club "t
the Pacihc Coast Iragu" Eas been SOLD
- toe Chicago Wht,r SoX. The CoGsih
grafton includes thr"" players from Is
Chifago club O. hr selected by tho salt
Lake club rrioc I" March ,. acc"rdsUG
70 az. W. Lam. pr' s.d"nt VI the S1it
axe club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
SIGNED BY WHITE sox.

Chicago. Jan. 26-Stanl"y N. tBed)
King. who won ~ games and lost fonr
last season. playing with s"mi-rr"i"$-
stonal k"ntu"ky teams, sent his sign
ed contract for 1877 t. the Chicago
American League club to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
WORKERS GET DIRTY MONEY"

London. EnE-B"rmondscy Council
has decided to provide oNcrallS for the
Borough employees 1T work in the clcc-
trio Hight station in addition to paying
some Of them extra compensation as
dirty money"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
ATTENDS CLINIC

Or. Ernest s. Euliard will spend
N Pittsburgh attending the
clinic of Or. E"rtunItor Of Boston. on
removal Of bridge work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
THREE ARRESTS
FOLLOW HOlD-UP
At BRILLIANT
Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Steubcnville. O., Jan. o6.-Three OF
the mon who arc alleged to have taken
part last night in the assault on W.,
J. Hukll, aged grocer Of Brilliant, o.
rohbing him OF SGT and then ran thei
gauntlet Of bullets with a stolen auto.
mobile at Georges Run and Mingo'
Junction. are in the county jail here!
tonight and. will be arraigned for pres
lminary hearing Thursday morning
! before Justice W. D. Downer. They
are charged with highway robbery.
The men are Clyde Campbell OF East
Liverpool. taxi driver, who surrend-
cred here last night when the other
two bandits abandoned their car on be.
ing trapped by Mingo and Steubenviile
police: James Brighouse OF Wellsville-
who was arrested there last night, and
Charles Hutton. ex-policeman, aged 81,
Of East Liverpool. taken into custodyS
there this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff.
". J. Yost brought the last two namedt
TO the county Jail hero this afternoon-l
Claim Innocence.
Both Hutton and Brighouse claim,
they are innocent. denying all connec-
ton with the assault on Hukill. but
according to the officials. Campbell IN
nm effort to clear his own skirts re-
vealcd the identity Of the men 20 eher-
TX W. #. Baker. and puts the blame
on them Campbell. who Is = taxi
driver. still maintains that tie two
men took forcible possession OF his car
yesterday afternoon. forced him At the
point OF a gun to drive to Brilliant,
whore the robbery was committed and
that all the way from Brilliant to this
city they had revolver against MS
back, threatening to shoot II he stopped
the car.
Mrs W. ]. Huklll. wife Of the VIC
tim Of the robbery. claims she saw the
two mon who assaulted her husband
and that she will be able to identify
them. She will appear ut the hearing.
tomorrow morning
Eiddled BY Bullets.
The automobile in which the men;
made their wild fight from Brilliant,
driving through lanes Of armed men al
M.ngo and Georges Rum, was brought
here today. 1t has score Of bullet;
holes in its body. The car Is the prop
crty of Roy Burton taxi owner, Of East,
Liverpool. by whom Campbell was Gnu
pl"ycd.
It developed today that HukIll col
lected something like $4,000 yesterday.
and had this money on his person when
struck down by the bandits. but they
got only a smaller roll OF bills they
found in his trousers pocket, missing
the big roll In his coat pocket. 1t IS
believed the Mon knew something about
these collections and planned the rob-
berry accordingly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27

Now Is a good time for renting
rooms, houses ana flats. Read ami use
Intclii genrcr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
Kids willing to Die for School.

I know Of one case which happened
last fall, There was n kid on the subs
who had been told he had n chance I"
got into the big game. the game which
meant his letetr. re morning of the
game he had fever. His temperature
was around 1913. lie got out Of bed. de-
fled his doctor. went 10 the field. He
got into the game in the second half
adm he kicked the goal that won the
game That night he was dcltr!ous-
and l sat by his bedside all night whtlo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
MASONIC pucKPIN LEAGUE

Totals ........... 81 40 @7i llll2
Tonight-Hyro-Cod vs.. Guards: Ped
Iers Us. Cut Rate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-14
COIN FOUND IN
BABY'S THROAT
X~Ray Locates 1t And
Specialist Removes

A combination of an X-ray and Il
throat expert served to save the life
here Tuesday af the 2-year-old baby
of Mr.. and Mrs, +. c. Thompson, of
$40 East Furlow street. 1t was sew
eraI days ago that the baby swallow
ed to fve-cent piece The family
physician was called, but the child
showed no discomfort, and the par
ents were told to observe it care
fully for a day or two for develop
ments. The baby in a day or two
exhibited pain in the throat and in
ability to swallow anything but IL
guilds,
On the physicians advice the baby
was taken to DR.. George Walters,
x-ray expert, who made an excel
lent X-ray photograph, which re-
vealed the coin lodged in the throat,
The baby was then taken to DR.. J..
f. Grubbs, who. with the x-ray pic
ture as his chart, inserted an instru-
ment into the baby's throat and re-
moved the nickel at once
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-14
10000 SHRINERS
IN GREAT PARADE

DES MONIES, Ia, June 14-Ten
thousand Shriners, garbed in all the
tints of the color world, passed in
review here today before Ellis L.
Garretson, of Tacoma, Wash, I'm
perial Potentate.
The line of march was 4 miles
long, and the parade was said to be
one of the largest in point of numbers
ever staged at an imperial council
meeting.
The first day will be capped by a
dance and arrangements have been
made to accommodate ten thousand
couples in an open air ball on the
grounds of the Iowa state capitol
The line of march was four miles
long. The marchers were led by
Ia Ga Zig Temple, of DesMoincs,
hosts to the imperial council with
Aft temple of Tacoma, Wash, and
Alec temple of Savannah, Ga, the
home temple of Ernest A. Cults of
Savannah, who will be elected i'm
perial potentate of the shrine at the
DesM Moines meeting, having places of
honor as escorts of the imperial d.
van.
Mr.. Cults is a native of Ameii-
Gus and well remembered here.