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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
DEcLARACloNES DEL CoNDE
DE RoMANoNES

De! Ssrri-;o Espeeiai nara IL PRSN>9
MADRID. febrero 1.-El conde de
Romanones. exprimer Ministro ha de-
claraao que los servicios postal te-
legrasico de Espaha debe tomarlos
por su cuenta una empresa privada
que de participation en- las utilida-
des q los empleados.
Romanones cree que ese es e. UNI
90 modo de obtener IN servictp ra-
pido y satisfactorio.
Tanbisn aboga por IA creaci6n de
un ministerio especial de Comunlca-
clones Y que Sc deroguen las tarifas
a! azlcar extranjero.
El Gabinete espanol ha decldido
que Sc rechacen las demandas de los
refinadores de azucar De que Sc i'm
poncan elevadas tarifas al producto'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
SANCHEZ MEJIaS TiENE TITO

Teleoroma Especial ara "LA PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero l.
Sanchez Mejfas, ell torero espanol
de quien Sc dijo que estaba atacado
de pulmonfa, padece de un fuerte ata-
Que de tito. Los medicos que 10 atien-
den han confir1nado va Ia existencia
de ,ese nal. dicen que Green poder
combatirlo e<icazmente-
Ante la insistencia de los peri66i-
cos. sopre de que en- el pals ha vuelto
Ia epidemic de la influenza. ell Conse-
10 de Salubridad ha declarado ter1n.-
nantemente que no existe tai enter
medad
Lo que hay actualmente en- esta
capital en- casi todo Ell pats, dice
ell consejo, es n gripa, que anual-
mente ataca en- esta epoca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
OBRARAN CON ENERGlA
Las autoridades HilltGres
contra los condenados
de Islas Marlas
r.,,grcn.c !Cspeeisl pcrc La PEENSA'
-.rrrrN = -, nrr-N-Icn Fnlr-o,-r,

r.,,srcn.c !Cspeeisl p-rc La PEENSA'
CICDAD DE MEXICo, febrero /.
E, jefe militar de las IslaS Marias
ha avisado IA Secretarfa de Gober-
nacion, que los iRdividuos que Sc en-
cuentran ALI eNtinguiendo condemns
por robos, sc han convertible en- un
yerdadero azote en- u eo!onia penal.
pues que diariamente roban 4 los en-
pleados p0blicos, = los comerciantes
en- general a todos los habitantes
de las islaS-
Fl gobierno ha autcrizado al jefe
ulilitar de Ia colonia penal, q obrar
con toda energia a fin de moralizar
q los ccndenados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
81 coNFLIcTO ENTIRE IA EN-
PRESA DE FUERZA Y LAS
HILANDERlAS EN-
PUE5LA

r,lsersma Especial para LA PRENsA-
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, feorero l.
-Parece que el conflicto que sursio
entre Ia Empresa de Luz Fuerza
de Puebla las industrias hiianderas
de allf Sc arreglara mediante una re-
forma en- la ,tarifa para que el cooro
So haga por kilowat en- lugar de ma
carsa nor precio fijo por caballo, CO.
mo Sc practica ahora. La secretarla
de industrial y Concrete esta estu-
diando la referida reforma y en- case
de MERCER su aprobacion todo Sc
cuira bien. seg1n Sc espera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
Sc DESCONGESTI0NA DE
' CARGA, VERACRUZ
Pero ahora estan congestlo-
nadas las estaciones en- Mex

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero l.
Sc ha acabado de descongestlonar
ei puerto de VcracruZ, pero ahora las
que Sc hallan congestionadas son las
estaciones ferrocarrileras de esta ca
nital pues ell comercio no ha retra-
do Ia carga que Sc ha recibido en-
elias consicnada a el como las bo-
degas Sc encuentran pletoTlSas' n"S
muchos carros que no han podido oes-
cargarse que estan entorpeciendo
ell trafico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
LAS PROTESTAS DE LOS
PETROLEROS
No las cree justificadas la
, Secretar1a de Industria

Telegrarna Especial para La PkhNsA'
CIUDAD DE MEAICO' lsnFeEo
FL Official Mayor de Ia Secretaria de
Industr,a. Comercio y TrabaJo decia-
r6 que los petroleros no uenen "a
z6n de protestar contra las conces'o-
res otorgadas en- las zonas federaies'
nor supuestos pcrjuicos caasadoS j
los pozos que poseen en- las cercanlas
de elias, va que es impossible conce-
6erles jurisdiction sobre una Zona IN
n,ansa en- derredor de cada pozo a
fin de que no puedan resentir per1ui-
ci0S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
rsiesran,o EspteSal pera la PRENSA"

Tsieorcmc EspeciGl pcra la PRENSA"
CIJDAD DE MEXICO, Febrero !.
-Rum6rase aqui que en- el Estado de
Oaxaca han ocurrido algunes levan-
tamientos de caracter polftico local,
V Sc dice que el principal de esos
levantamientos esta encabezado por
un senior de apellido Arreo.a. que no
esta conforme con el resultado de
las elecciones que dieron el triunfo,
como Gobernardor del Estado. al ge-
neral Vigil, lider obregonista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
ATENTApo SlNDlcALlSTA

rx--,,,, E<,.c:e, para "La PRENSA"
BARCELONA. febrero. l-ocTeros
~dasordenados. que Sc dice pertenecen
al grupo sindicalista. intentaron Pc
netrar en- una fahrica de seda con ei
prop6sito de destruir Ia maquinar'a'
Los que cuidaban Ia fabrica camola-
ron alcunos tiros con los asaltantes'
ras,,ltanlo algunos muertos heridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
la VISTA DEL REY ALFONSO
LA ARGENTINA

TelegrGme Espeeial para LA PRENSA
MADRID. febrero 1-Conunuan
haciendose esfuerzos para perSuadir
al rey Alfonso que debe fi1ar una fe-
cha definitiva para su viaje Ia Ar
gentira.
La colonia espanola de Buenos Al
res ha hecho una nueva invitacl6n al
rev Alfonso para que visite dicha
,indad descubra el monumento que
yan \ ofrecer 4 Ia Argentina, conme-
-norando su independencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
ESTuVo A PUNTo DE PEREcER
Ell cONTADOR DE UN SARCO

Telecrana Especial para LA PRENSA."
CIUDAD DE MENICO, febrero !.
Ell Contador del vapor americana
:.Mexico' estuvo punto de perecer
cianurado por haberse introducido en-
L. cam2ra en- los momentos en- que
Sc estaba nevando cabo Ia fumi-
gaci6n de ella.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
LocoMoToRAS kLEMANAS PA
RA ESPANA

Der Se-vicio Especial para LA PRENSA.'
MADRID. febrero ,1-Se .ha decla-
radb Que el contrato para Ia construc
ci5n de mas de Glen nueyas locomo-
.o~as para los fe-rocarriles espanoles
Sc ha celebrado con firInas aleInahaS'
cue fueron las que ofrecieron meoo-
res condolences. CUE las firnas bel
gas. francesas. americanas e inSle-
Sas.
Los que ofrecian mejores condicio-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
.OBREGONPROPONE QUE Sc DEROGUE La
LEY De RESTITUTION De Los EJ|DOS
LLEGARON A MADRID LOS REYES DE BELGlCl
Ell pueblo espaRol les tribute cminosa recepc0n
habiendose reundo n,ilares de personals las GER
canias de la estacion en- fodas las Gales por
donde desfilo la comifiua real

nes eran los alemanes y los be!gas,
pero estos necesitaban de un plaZo
de diez meses, para entregar.a. Las
firmas inglesas americanas y france
sas. ademas de 10 alto de los precios
no podiap fijar tempo determinado
nara entregar las loc1motoraS.
Los alemanes aceptaron todas las
condolences V sc asegura que el mis-
mo gobierno aleman di6 garantlas en-
cuanto a tempo de II entrega a Ia
calidad de "a obra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
Sc INSISTE EN- QUE
VA AL ARREGLO DE
LOS IF. &C. DE
MEX, McADOO
Sc lie ha sugerido que Sc
haga cargo de Ia Direc-
ci0n de las Lineas :.
$4,000 DOLARES AL ANO
Esta suma Sc lie ha ofrecido
como sueldo con la garantia
de ocupar Ell cargo por
| varios amos
$4,000 DOLARES AL ANO

TelcGrcIrG Especial para "LA PRENSA'
WASHINGTON, febrero 1.-Se d.
ce que Mexico esta negociando con
|. McAdoo que sc haga cargo de los fe-
rocarriles mexicanos de su reha-
bilitaci0n.
McAdoo Sc dirige ahora 4 Mexico,
en- calidad de invitado personal de
Obreg6n. acompahado de su esposa y
de Jouett Shouett, ex-Subsecretario
del Tesoro Y actualmente empleado
del ferrocarril de Mexico y Oriente,
provectado entire Kansas City y Quay
mas.
McAdoo esta estudiando IA suges-
ton que Sc le hiZo de hacerse cargo
de Ia direction de las Lfneas Nacio-
males Sc cree que el ofrecimiento le
garantiza e cargo por varios amos y
que tendra nm sueldo de cincuenta mil
d6lares anuales mas.
Sc dice tambien que este paso de
Obreg6n obedece- al hecho de que el
gobierno americana inSitira antes de
conceder el reconocimiento n Mexico.
Que arregle las finanzas de los ferro-
CARRIES Nacionales.
AdemAs. como las Llneas Nacionsl-
les Sc hailan en- muy malas condicio-
nes V Sc tienen que comprar mu-
chas locomotoras Y carr0s antes Gle
que Ia rehabilitation sea possible, ID
reconstruction de los referidos ferro-
carriles no podra lievarse cabo, tai
Y como Sc opina aquf. a menos que
Mexico obtenga un prestamo del ex-
terror, es decir de los Estados Uni
dos. Y este prestamo no podra obte-
nerlo antes de que Sc ponga en- eje-
cuci6n un programa que sat!sfaga
los derechos de los americanos tene-
dores de acciones de las referidas
fpaac Nociopalpc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
sALlo AVER DE NUEVA Yohk
Ell cADAVER DE SANCHEZ

-.,so-o,n Espeeial pdro -z1 PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, febrero l.-Ial
como Sc habia anunciado, hoy !as
cnotro de Ia tarde sali6 para Laredo
el empleado del Consulado me"icai,o
villarreal Cara con el cadaVer ae
Sanchez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
Sc CELESRO EN- FL SALVADOR
LA UNION CENTRIC AMERl-
CANA

Del. Seyvicio Especial para LA PRENSA.
SAN SALVADOR, febrero 1o.-En
todo El Salvador Sc celebr6 Ia recien-
to firma por Jas cuatro Republicas
Centro- -americanas: Salvador, Hcndu
ras, Guatemala Costa Rica, del pac-
o que crea Ia Union Centro-america-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
NINO PlANiSTA DE TRES
AMOS DE EDAD

Del sers,iria EspeciGl pGro "LA PRENSA
MADRID. febrero Eel nno urott
Corma. de Cataluna, de tres amos de
edad. que toca piano con eXtraordl-
,oria habilidad, esta liamando po-
derosamente n atenci6n en- los tes
a-;gtocraticos de esta capital.
La nodriza COCOA al niho prodisio
en- Ia sil!a junto al piano y comieh-
N a toca- sin dar ningunas senaies
de nervioSidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
Sc INAUGURARA Ell DOMINGO
PROxIMO UNA EXPOSiClON

r.,~-rrrn E.peeinl pcra "LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, febrero L.
Ell proximo domingo Sc inaugurara
en- ell local de Ia Exposition Agriccia
una exposition de productos suecos,
a Ia que concurrira Obregon, sesun
Sc ha anunciado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
NUEvo DIRECTOR DE "EL He
RADIO DE MEXICO"

Teleorema Esp>ria, pqru LII PRENSA." :
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero L.
Con fecha de hoy Sc hizo cargo de
la Direction de "El Heraido de Ne,
xico," en- substitution de Manuel Car
pio, Gonzalo de Ia PARA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02
Ell PROBLEMA DEL Aqua
EN- LA CD. DE MEXICO
Hay Ell peligro de que Sc ago.
ten las presas de Necaxa

Telcgrama Especial para ia PRENSA,
CIUDAD DE MEXlCO, febrero l.
Ell problema de la reduction en- el
consume de Luz y Fuerza tanto en-
esta capital como en- las poblaciones
cercanas que son alimentadas por las
plantas de NecaXa es bastante serlo,
rues en- case de que no Sc dlcten me-
didas radicales, dentro de tres meses
no quedara nj un metro cubico de
aqua en- las presas y tendra que sus-
penderse totalmente el servicio hasta
que llegue la estaci0n dc las lluvias.
Teiecramo Especial pora la PRENSA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. febrero l.
La ernpresa de luz y fuerza notrlz
de esta ciudau, ha anunclado que ten
dra uue reGucir el' veinticinco por
ciento de los servicios que proporcio-
na actualmente en- luz y fuerza, debi-
do q que no tiene aqua suflciente en-
sus presas, para obtener Ia suflclente
fuerZa motriZ necesaria para dar
cunplimiento a todos los servicios.
La falta de aqua en- las presas Sc
debe a la escasez de lluvias en- los
ultimos meses.
La noticia dada por Ia J. compania
de luz fuerza Sc considera grave,
pues Ia reduction que Sc propone
hacer afectara. a un considerable nd-
nero de servicios pGblicos indus
triales. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02

Ell gobierno dectar6 dicha fecha
como dfa de fiesta nacional y fue OBJ
servado en- todo el pats con marcadas
muestras. de entusiasmo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-02-02

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
APPLICATION y FILED Y
TO BUILD ENGINE HOUSE
Structure at S, Dirt Road and
Second Avenue Will Cos,
CITY SL3.5OO.

an application for a permit To erect
Il hrc-engine bouse at Stuart Road
ana Second Avenue. Highland Park.
was placed on file by Inspector But
Ter yesterday. The building is to cost
Si3''ooknni is to be erected by j. w.
Atkinsonalnd Company Carncal and
Johnston Sare--thc architects.
2, Other applications nled with the in
spcctor ycstcrdayi include one by the
Land Company Of Virginia for a per-
init to build Il brick garage 1T $500
seminary Avenue. To cost 81 900: Rob-
crt IL. Gayle. to repair frame dwelling
ut 100 North Davis avenue. to cost
$500. and permits we're issued To the
toliowins:
Anthony Bargamin. to repair store
At II South Ninth Street. To cost
$4,000: j. l.. Davidson. estate. To re-
rair brick dwelling at Il South Fifth
Street. to cost Sl32.50; W. H. James.
10 repair frame dwelling at 100 Gil
more street, To cost 1855; Miss \.
Virginia. M. y. Craig. TO repair brick
dwelling. 500 East F;<nnklin Street.
to cost $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
llst Had Several,
Col. Welsh Writes
Declares They We're
Long, Cool Ones But
Don't Say What.
Don { Say " hat,

The City Hall mall box Is crowded
with messages from official vuca-
tioniSts, who, while those who have
not enough accumulated funds for
blowing themselves at scashorc or
mountain, and are swcltcring among
the dusty tones. tell Of grand times
on their vacations Among the null
titudinous maze of postal cards re-
ccivcd yesterday was one from Col
oncl Joe Welsh. of the City Treasur-
cr'S office. who is on the beach at
Atlantic City. He tells Of how sorry
he is for his co-workcrs. who are
compelled to pour over the tax bills
for the coming year, arrange them
alphabetically, and then notify the
victims of taxation that they must
come across before the end of No
Ncmbcr. or be placed on the dclin-
qucnt list.
II have just had several long. cool
ones" writes the colonel. They
went pretty fine. And. say, the hotel
rates here have been cut in half. Now.
instead of paying sl2 day for a
room, | have To pay only 81. How is
that for some luck? Except. ! am
stopping with a-fricnd In phillic. and
am Just here for the day, and carry
! ing the banner, ut that. But, am
sending this tip To you all. so you
can save up accordingly. | hope tn
/ be back before the next SNOW"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
SOUTH SIDE CHILDREN
IN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Virginia FudGins Wins Prize fn Doll
CnrrinEc Parade, Featuring
..pnfrnnS Dny..>

More than 500 spectators. repre-
Srnting al sections Of the city.
crowded the South side municipal
Fairgrounds last night TO witness
activities carried on by children Of
that district in celebration OF the
annual patrons day" Hundreds Of
small children clad in garments OF
many Colors won the admiration of
the audience and received hearty
applause. The program was given
under the direction Of Mrs. \. G..
i'itZ, who is in charge OF activities
engaged in by children in the South
Side park. Miss Mary Cassiday ana
Mr.. Sands also assisted in the pro-
cram.
1flc leading attraction was the
doll carriage parade in which many
small children took part. The car
riagcss were decorated in pretty col
orS and won much applause as the
long line passed in front of the spec
,ators. Virginia Fudgins WAS
nwardcd first prize. while the sec
ond prize was given to Ruth Cox.
Following this feature was the tri-
cycle parade. in which first prize
was given Edward Pugh. and sec
md prize was won by James Lee
FudSins. Hubbard Roach ana Wood
row Schancr We're prize winners in
the hrcclcggcd race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
S3.O00,000 PLANT TO
BE AUCTlONED OFF
Land Occupied by NnE-IondinE Plant
mt Seven Pines Not Included
In the Offerings.

The bag loading plant and its
equipment, at Seven Pines. erected by
tie Federal government during the
var. at Il cost ofSmorc than $1,000
q o. will be sold at auction on Sep
mbcr 10. according to arrange
nts entered into between the ord
tncc division OF the War Department
and the Salvage BOARD OF Philadcl-
phia, il was announced yesterday
The land on which the plant stands
will not be sold ana no statcmcn;
las been made as To what is to be
Zone with it eventually. The plant
crcforc, is TO he sold subject TO re-
oval.
Richmond business men are now
busy attempting To save the plant
I'm EFFORT Will lie made to Induce the
Var Department to Sell the land with
ttc plant. The Chamber Of Commerce
) 'Stcrday made public u letter from
liver j. Sands. president of the
mcrican National Bank. requesting
at organization to TAX. the matter
- NJ once with the War Department
in the hope that the purchaser would
develop II into manufacturing or
Warehouse district. or put IL To other
commercial uses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
C.. l.. TALMAN SPEAKS
TO BANK CLUB MEN
Nt""-Prcsidcnt W American Institute
cf thinking Tells of Annual Ses-
hiOn al MinmcnunliS.

Carter T.. Talman. assistant cashier
OF the American Nationn! Bank. and
NIrc-prcsidcnt Of the American In
St!tutc Of Banking. was the speaker
last night lat the monthly mcctinr. OF
III" Merchants National Bank Club.
Held In the dining-room OF Stumpf's
Hotel. Forty members of the club at
tended.
Mr.. Talman told of the convention
Of the American Institute OF Bank Ing
recently held in MINNEAPOLIS. and Of
the benefits To be derived from mem
hcrship in that organization. which is
dcrartmcn: OF tn" American Bank
"rs Associate His talk was en-
tr"mrly iptcrcStinS ana was heard
with pleasure 10y those assembled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
WHAT COLONEL KERL|N
WROTE GOVERNOR M'REA
Former V. NJ. l. Professor
Likencd Trials of Negroes
10 Congo Barharily

Copy OF the letter written by Colo
mel Robert Il. Kerlin to Governor
MacSae. OF Arkansas, in reference
TO the execution of negro participants
III the Elaine instruction. the writ
ing ana publication of which was
the basis of the action by the board
OF visitors of the Virginia Military
institute, Lexington. in Diminishing
Coionel Kerlin from the faculty w,s
received in Richmond last nigh,
The letter was written MAY ., ANA
protested against the execution Of tho
negroes on June 10. at is Il dcc,1
70 he contemplated with extreme
horror wrote Colonel Kcrlin To Gov
crnor MacRac. In the execution of
those men Il race is suffering cruel
NIXON entrcat you To take the
matter INTO your private chamber ana
give II an hours earnest considcru
non. as before tho Eternal Judge.
liarc these men been dealt with
according TO justice. according To the
principles of civilized and humane
EovcrnmcntS?"
The writer then cities an article Of
Magma charta aud also to Article
VII, of the "Bill of Rights" which
assures TO every accused person trial
by an impartial jury" the right of
witness in his behalf" AMI the ass
sistancc OF counsel for his defense"
Another article referred to forbtds
cruel and unusua! punishment"
Colonel kerlin then asked: can
1t be maintained that these men have
been tried and sentenced according
10 the principles Of these charters
OF our tree government? .ntrcat
your kXccllcncy TO review the entire
case with the utmost can,lor ana nb.
solutc courage.
Consider first. the iniuuities OF the
pconaEc system. which, as tenants
and Sharccroppcrs. these men were
accused of conspiring TO end. Those
iniuuitics are partly known To the
world. and are indisputahic.
AS for instisat!ng or beginning -
riot. the evidence adduccd in the case
as tried before the Supreme Court
Of Arkansas abundantly and conclu-
sively disproved that. 1t was not
until they We're threatened and mo-
!csted that they armed themselves
That they should provide themselves
with weapons and carry these to their
meetings seems condcmnatory. Eut
consider the rrovocatlon. And were
they assured of the protection of the
law? Not even in their church. Mis-
guided ana rcprchens!blc to the point
OF madness may nave been their ac-
ton i'll arminS themselves, but II was
not criminal
Consider. next, the crucltics 10
which the hundreds of negroes. men
and women. We're subjected who were
hcrdcI into stockadcs or crowded
into lockups. The limc will come
when the world with full knowledge
Of this will he rcvoltcd by such Congo
barbar!ty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
CITY OFFICIALS ATTEND
FUNERAL OF CURTIS
Mayor Ainslir, Colonel Myers and
chief sherry Pay Finnl Honor
To MMrLcrrI HOlIcc MINI

Mayor Amslie, colonel William
Myers chief OF Police sherry. Police
CAPTAIN Wright. SamuolS thinner
Sheppard aud Acting Captain Green,
served a honorary palibcarers yes
i"rday afternoon at tho funeral ot
Policeman Washington Irving uti.,
VINO was KILLED while on cuty Monday
Morning Services were hold at tho
hone 500 North Twcnty-cighth
street, after which the body Was in
TERED III lakewood Cemetery
NhIl" The funeral 'ortcgc 'novcG %
III" cemetery the Fir. bells in ha
various stations throush"u, ,he v.ty
toned r,quium To his memory
The active paiibcar,rs veg. Ser
g""nt i II Dubuque and Policemen
+ l.. McGh"c. W. j. Trollug.r. ~
u; N"nson, ~. II Taylor. auI ". II.
Maynor The pallbcar.rs yer. "a
run uniform, while many policemen
who were not on duty wcre an al
tendance TO pay Hast rcspo,ta 30 ,r.,i.
cDmradc. The floral offerings ,y.r.
many and beautiful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-25
COLEMAN TO ADDRESS
CHICKAHOMINY CLUBS
VI. ID. Hart Also on Speaking Pro-
gram 1T Walkers Inhor Dn,-WiII
IlnNc IIrmnsMfrk StcM

me next regular meeting Of the
'hickahoininy Clubs and Good Roads
association Viii bc held at Walkers
on Monday September i at which
tihic NJ -. Hart Of the State Game
ana Game Fish Department. and
ne"rEc i. Coleman, State Iiighwa..
commissioner. are expected TO de-
liver addresses
l'"S'aI cards mailed out las; night
"' orihen the members of the assoc
''''"n 'hat there would be an old
sun" frniHwick stew and n reg
day