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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
HABRA UNA EXPOSICION COMERClAL
INTERNA CIONAL EN Ell CEN1ENARlO
Concurrirdn ella los manufacturers de los f. Onldos
Dos niembros del Cuerpo de Directories de la
Exoosicion han uenido este pals inuitar a
los hombres de negocios para que asistan

exposition el mayor numero de con-
cursantes. Al efecto pernitira Hbre
de derechos Ia Importation de los ar
uculos destinados Ia exposition sin
perjuicio de que terminada esta pue-
dan venderse ALA ibremente. Las
Quotas de netes seran especiales pa
"a esa clase de embarques, los tu-
ristas tendran ventajas que les per-
mitiran viajar con Ia mayor comodi-
dad economic possible. cuyo efec-
to habra trenes de excursion en- todo
el sistema ferroviario mexicano pa
"a las referidas fiestas.
En- ell mismo edific-o de Ia exposi-
cion, aprovechardose In espaciosa
parte central. y debajo de Ia monumen
tai cupula, seran instalados un res
taurant, un cabaret y un teatro con
capacidad para dos mil espectadores,
donde los visitantes al certamen ten
dram un iugar de attraction y de es-
parcimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
TGUEN LOS ATENTADOS
SOCIALISTAS EN- YUC.
Asaltmon ell poblado de Ba-
ca y cometieron los des-
names de costumbTe

Telearama Especial para LA PRENSA'.
MERIDA, Yuc. Agosto 4.-E peque-
flo poblado de Baca, que Sc encuen-
ira Immediate a esta capital. fue tea
tro aver de nuevos atentados de los
socialisas, que han llenado de indig-
nacion a todos las classes pacificas de
esta ciudad. FL caso fue que una par
tida socialista que parece haberse de-
dicado a cometer toda clase de atrope-
los, asalto aver el mencionado pobla-
do despues de saquearlo los indivi-
duos empezaron a cometer atentados
contra las familias. por 10 que estas
no tuvteron mas defensa cue huir a.
terrorizadas del lugar.
Y 10 que mas indigna de TODD esto,
es Ia pas!vidad con que las autorida-
des ven tales desmaAes, sin tratar de
hacer absolutameute NADIA para casti-
gar q los culpables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05

Es un hecho que habra una Ex-
posici6n Comercial International du-
rante las fiestas del Centenario e1 ID
Ciuda6 ce Mexico, cuyo efecto Sc
aprovechara la estructura de Nero
del famoso Palacio Legislative. que
no Sc ha podido termInar mace mu-
chos amos V Ia cual sera reves;ida con
MADEIRA, adaptando sus tres pisos en-
espaciosos salones Que serFiran para
exhibIr los productos nacionaies y los
extranieros que concurran al certa-
men.
La exposition dara un grim realce
a Ia celebration dc las iiestas cente-
narias V la aIIuencia de toristas de
rarios paiscs, principalnentc de los
Estados Uridos, va a ser muy gran
de.
Tai 10 expres6 aver a un reporter
de La PRENSA uno de los Directories
de Ia mencionada Exposition Conner
cial. el Sr. Z. E. Mclean, quien VINO
con el objeto de invitar los produc-
torres manufacturers locales para
Que envien sus articulos a dlcna e1-
hibici6n. Ell seneor Mclean saho pa
ra Los Angeles, California, coz ei I'm
de reunirse con ei Sr. .. q. CIarh'
otro de los directories. cue va ma es-
tado en- Nueva York, Chicago, ST.
Louis Missouri otras lmporeahtes
poblaciones americanas, hacienda una
inyitacion analoga q Ia que Sc hlzo
a los hombres de negoclos de San An
tonic.
Fl Sr. Mclean nos manifesto al VI
sitarlo aver en- el Hotel Menger, que
"a exoosici6n iba a contribuir al es-
plendor V magnificencia de las tles-
tas septembrinas, que prometen es-
tar suntuosas.
Ell Cuerpo Directive de Ia b*post-
ci5n estI trabajando en- conlolnaclon
con el Conite de Festejos que presl-
de 81 Sr. Emiliano Lopez FlSueroa y
esDera que el certanen comerclal {
International marque una etapa Ell
Ia eyolucion industrial del Cont!heh-
te Americana.
FL Sr. Mclean nos dijo que estah
va muy adelantadas las obras de adap
taci6n del edificio. que sera cohTei
lido en- una serie de pabellones, de
los cuales los mejores seran utiiizaoos
nara exhibir los productos del pals y
los americanos. FL adorno y Ia humi-
naci6n interior exterior del edlil-
clio seran excepcionales y deslumbra-
"a a sus visitantes-
Sc manifesto muy satsfecho de IA
enthusiastic acogida que su invltaclon
tuvo en- Ia Camara de Co'Iercio en-
Ia Association de Manufacturers oe
san Antonio, cuyos miembros le pro-
metieron enviar sus prodactos. Invita-
clones semejantes Sc haran en- Dallas
Houston Fort Worth esperahoose
que los productores responoah con
ell m:sno entusiasmo que los locales
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
IRAN kRTISTAS DE CINE
Y VAUDEVILLE

En- el teatro actuaran algunas COM
pafilas de variedades de vaudeville,
contratandose a excelentes artistas
mexicanos, espahoies aInericanos.
En- Los Angeles, el Sr. Clark esta ac-
tualmente ultimando los arreglos pa
"a llevar algunas estrellas de Ia cine
matografia del vaudeville para que
alternen con los cuadroS de yarieda-
des que van q actuar en- 81 coliseo de
Ia exposicion-
Los Sres. Clark y Mclean estaran
aqui el jueves de la semana pr6xima
con el 'objeto de asistlr al mitin-lunch
que en- ell Hotel Gunter celebrarAn 4
Camara de Comercio y la Association
de Manufacturers con ell objeto de
tratar acerca de Ia exposition ul-
timar los detalles relatives Ia for
ma en- que San Antonio contribuira
con su contingente industrial CO.
merclal.
En- esta ciudad Sc formara para en-
lcnces un .Coulite Local De Ia fe1eS'-
da exposiclon para desarrollar los ira
bajos CONSEQUENCES a la cooperation
americana en- el certamen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
e. PRESIDENTS OSREG On TEATA De
CoNyURAR Ia CRISIS MINISTERIAL

De! Scrricio Especial para ia PEENSi"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto A.
En- los clrculos oficiales Sc mega
de una manera terminate que
eNista Ia crisis ministerial, y Sc
insiste en- afirmar que existe un
perfecto acuerdo de todos los
miembros del gabinete con res
pecto a Ia pol1tica que sigue el
Presidenre Obregon.
No obstante estas declaracio-
mes de los cen:ros oticiales en-
los circulos po!iticos Sc sigue ase-
gurando cue existe dicha crisis
que pronto habrd cambios de
importancia Ell el gabinete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05

Telecramo Especial pcrc "LA PRESSA'.
CICDAD DE MEN1CO, Agosto 4.
Las renuncias que han pr.sentado
algunos miembros del Sabinete De
Obreg6n, Sc atribuyen una espe-
Gle de huelga que Sc ha declarado
con motive de ciertas nedidas eco
n6micas cue ha dictado Ia Secreta-
ria de Hacienda.
Sc cree, sin embargo, que dichas
renuncias no seran aceptadas por
el Presjdente, pues Sc dice que Ia
que present6 81 Ministro Eiliarreal,
Il; siquiera fus vista por ObreS0a,
rehusaQdose a leerla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
LA INAUGURATION SERk
Ell IL DE SEPTlIEMSRE

El dfa doce de septiembre sera Ia
fecha en- que el Presi6ente de Mexi-
CO, General Aivaro Ooreg5n inaugure
Ia Exposition Commercial Internaclo-
na1, acomPanado de las representacio
nes extranjeras invitadas las fies-
tas centenarias, debiendo prolongar-
Sc el certamen hasta el primero de
noviembre.
Un jurado calificador compuesto de
entendidos en- cada materia sera Ell
encargado de discernir Las recompen-
sas que correspondent a los mejores
productos de cada fndole.
Sc considera indudable que Ia ex-
posicion va a ser el iusar mas vista
do durante nuestros festejos patios
V que sus resuIta6os signifcaran gran
demente en- favor de Ia irdustria ma
cional Ia exranjera
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
LAS ESCUElAS EN- DOlO-
RES HiDklGO

-Algo mas Sc hablo, a los pocos
nonentos Ia conversation vino ro-
dando al proyecto de LA PRENSA
nara constru!r las "Escuelas del Gen.
tenarlo;" el tema 10 proporctono ei
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
|SkJIDyINERL/N SALE DE
MEXICO, ,LLA/NADOPOR
IA SRA. DE ES7ADO
NO Sc HA LNVITADO AUN A MEXICO LA
PROXIMA CONFERENCIA DEL DESARME

Taeprara Especial para La PRENSA
o a bas fecba ell gobno obregn ha sido
conferencias del dearne que H
ahad que xaociai
potencias haan sones en-
aunqu nada de-
finiivo ha hechoau sobre este particular.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
CoIec+a5o por el senor Eu-
perto Rivss, de Pueblo,
Colo.

= Rn,e-,o Rivas .. 200
Sra JoseSa '. de Rivas 80. 100
81. Juan Manus. Rivas ....- loo
So Fe,ina p. Dc Rivas go. 100
Nlho A-1uando Eivas $500. o.25
Eiho Francisco Rivas ...... o.27
= TsrnaaI sanchez ...... 100
- AISiansro Se-rano ..... O.5o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
EaCIIIOADES A LOS
ExPOSlTORES

Ell Gobierno Mexicano, por su parte'
nroporcionara toda clase de taclh-
6ades a los expositores nacionaies
o,-t-.nieros a fin de dar cab;da en- la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
Francia retira tamblen
a su representante
diplomdtico
No estardn presentes
en- las Fiestas del
Cenfenario

Telegrama Especial para LA PRENsA'
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto A.
FL senor George T. Summerlin, Encar-
gado de Negocios ad interim de los
Estados Unidos en- Mexico, visito a
yer al Presidente Obreg6n.
Sc cree que el objeto de IA vista del
americana fue con el lin
de despcdirse del Presidente. antes de
nuevo viaje los Estados
Un!dos a donde ira uamado por su 60
bierno.
Telesrau.a Especial para IA PRENSA."
ClUDAD DE MEXICO. Agosto A.
La violenta partida dc Mr.. Jorge sum
merlin, Encargado de Ia EmbaJada
americana en- esta ciudad, para Wash
ington, ha dado amplio margen pa
IA que Sc tenga como cosa cicrta que
los gobiernos extranjeros que hasta
Ia fecha no han reconocido al go
bierno del Presidente Obregon. han
ordeaado a sus representatives olplo-
maticos que salgan del pals. con eI
fin de que no Sc hallen presentes en-
las pr0ximas fiestas con motive del
Centcnario de Ia Independencia. La
orden que el Encargado de Negocios
de Francia, NJ. de Ayguesparrc reel
bio recientemcnte para II n Paris,
creese que ticne el mismo origcn.
Por 10 que respecta Summeriln,
al ser interrogado con respecto al
objeto de su viajc n ia capital nor
teamericana, Sc neG6 n haccr ningu-
na declaration, expresando sop que
habfa s;do llamado por ell Departa-
mento de Estado que regresaria
Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
Enviado ror Ell senor Iice-
fonso Sanchez, de New
BrawnTsis, Texas:

s.. Tldetonso \. Sanchez 49,. 0
Sra. Juaaa F. de Sanchez -. o.
Nina Eduardo Sanchez ..... U
Nina Julia Sanchez -...--.
Niao ndefonso Sanchez, Jr 0
Niho Conception Sanchez o.
Nina Dolores Sanchez ..-.. 0,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05

lPasa a a Quintae
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05

Pasa a IA Sextal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
FORAN EAS:

S-. Abraham Rangel-he-
rington, Kansas: ........
Sr. Ignacio Guerra.-Tulsa,
Oklahoma ................
Sr. C4yctano Arzati.-onei-
da. Kansas ..............
S.. Paul Floreccio Ramos
Los Angeles. California -.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
EL "MES DE la PRONESA" AVANZA YLOS
cONPATRIOTAS DEBEN APRESURARSE A
ENyIAR SU OBOLO PARA LAS ESCUELAS
Urge actipar los trobgos en- favor de Ia reunion
de fondos, porque Sc aproxima Ell mes
del Centenario de la gloria

LIsTA DE LOS OONATlVoS PARA
LAS ESCuElAS De DOLo-
RES HIDALGO, GTo.
Suna anterior $ $3.50 90
De SAN ANTONIO:
Coronel Estehan Cantu 80. $50
Sr. Luis Hernandez ........ 100
Veintidoseava colecta de la
Casa de Camoio de Cam
bio "Monterrey:"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-08-05
colectado por eI senor Leo
narao Silva de meGreeor
Texas:

Sr. Manuel Silva ..........- loo
Sr. Francisco de Leon LOU
Sr. Emilio Luna ......--.-. I.oo
s.. Pedro Torres .....--... Va0
-. Manuel Rodriguez 9.20
Nina Teresita de Leon ...-. o-5o
s.. Leonardo Silva ....--... loo
s.. Cesareo Medina ..--... V.@9
coIectado por el senor Ma
teo M. lopcz. &c Detroit,
Stohi1an:
ST. Guadalupe Lara -.....-- o-2o
ST. Francisco Alvarez ..--.- 0.2e
Sr. AIargarito Vera ...-.-..- o-2o
Sr. Prlsciliano Moran -.-... 90
Sra. Carlota de Moran ..... 9.1e
(Pasa 4 Ia Quinta-)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Alleged ''Dye Monopoly"
Is Attacked By FrGaI

Washington. Aug :. tn" charges
that The "dy~ monopoly. headed by the
rhrmical Foundation company has
suugh. Ia lufu"u"" thr"" mrrners "i
President IiardIn-'- '2th;nS' IN az effort
:" rc-pcfUri" - present "H'!u+lF'
now-r IN TINS roun'rr. IL mad" h. Rep
re>entat''. rrrar. Rrpuhi!"an. NlS""n-
SIN. n e '.r,'r to chairman f"nr"SH OF
the s"ral, r,',m:tt"N considering ~
tariff r.l. Thr rrmmuniclt!"n Was
made puhl., to-day by MIR. Frcar with
the ann"Gnr c,n.n' hat copies had hc"n
sent 10 tho president and ITO others
wh" wou,f ..c"rr /" speak with autho-
r!tv IN rat:crS'' contained IN II.
Tn, Wisconsin member. who led TIE
successful hrht in 'he house against
rhr dive embargo IN the Fnrdn~y bill. re-
f"rrcd sr"C' hca!ly Ia tho letters written
~ senator FenroSn by Secretaries
Weeks ard DENLY. who urged contInu-
ancc Of the embargo 50 thai the coun-
try might nc prov !dsd with chemicals
IN ;h4 event NJ war Mr.. Frear also
declared! chat Attorney General DauGh-
crrv had failed - acknowledge or act
upnr his iritcr II lu'T Is asking that
legal proceedings he instituted 10 SGT
as.d" the ChemIcn. Foundation COM
plnJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Doing Good Business.

With l"csi ni!!S Eradua!!t rcSurinc
operations IN the OH" valley. business
Is virtually rlCkinE up At all tcrminaI 3
Of TIE Pennsylvania railroad in the val
ley. Large or" shipments arc reported
OF y" enrouie from the Great Lakes cob
sIEne! IN local plants and is a gTNat aid
IN making better business for the rail-
roads. according 10 local offcia Is. hus-
mess on the ". & l.. f.. also ~ Incrras-
lrg and 1t - The general opinion tina:
conditions Will have improved "unSl l.
,rahiY ny the lat nr the month Sew
rral extra crews hZ1c been placed on
duty at Wheeling and Btllalre which
has made il necessary 10 call number
Of furloughed men back to work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
RAILROAD BRIEFS
Penney Wins.

The Wheeling division IA s~ball tea m
OF the ennsylvan!a company defeated
The Novelty Al!-S;nr team ~ E-ilalTe
day before yesterday On Inc latter 8
grounds by tho sror" If 6-l. GIver-
Wh" twIr!ed for the Reila.re hoys. was
hit hard IN the pinrhes Collins pIlcn-
inS for the rail boys. allowed hTt uvt
hits and pitched mastery rams
throughout. Tho rennsy team IS lock.
ing for more opponents who PLAY twi
IIHH' gaines, ana want 70 stack ~
against Sorn" good local ccntend"rs. All
teams wanting evening ErmeP arc 20
Guested 10 call Wheeling nlln. and ASK
for Art kowley or Byron PLANK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

,... o,,orr rth-,
.hr-. ,ha, ,.r, - M. r,tn rnrrl,d O.,
I,o Jor.m1.,o, .rI his ,,..,r.,'e. ~
:, &C.,. ram ,;n,rl"rk IN. note Nh: Il
-. ,,,,,,i ,v,d r,,r and ,.." ="
,~-..,. h.,,, ,...r er,u. ,h.,kS r4rrl I...
. go. -,,h.,,.,,. ,.r To-. part &C. lp'
,,,n ln, -. .r,t,r. ,,A., ne,..,.o '1"r. :.
10 , r,r. nr il" Nircr r!'i.E ,aN"- IT,
,~,,in, continues. 'T.i"sc cases N"
49,, ,,.o,,ui.s ulru whi.h ih'T .,"''
hnv.d .,nn,y ,n the ease a. Jar rr| fully
$50, ~. admission If ~, cs.."r,"
Ia,,,.,, =, /, ,d5,rrt 80 ms. il t.
>, b., ,..,n,,rn,.,cI that ~ 'u.rN 4a> ~
,.-u..,.i Inn ,h., - nrc ~ trying N
,lrf..,i,.. r... forgery. tar only i"'
murder ami that their verdict 'h2"'"
lee ,u'Itcd t. Tho "U"n-" '""'. ,"' u,
the lndi>tm"r'. l'"'htr~ "'' .'.r"'
- sui wound '":'" h'"n "oHih'" = ~
aSiur" lawyer had h""n pr"Srh' H"''
perhaps mot ne wa NAV
Mas - II trl"! ana i MS 60" ''',",
w. =. =" lr"Uh," hun It wa " "a
Toy n'm :" l." present At mat ''n,c'
The testimony OF MarN 'HoEi'N' ma
HOBART Grimm Forged I'M" 'n'"N
s50on as wei! as others. upon ~" ~
by making 4 tracing Ir"hi =
sigma turc by the "'a 81 "3"' ,.,,n
through NE S'aSH' 49,, tn--n.,
story "' committing ~
Fhs ta't Is app"I e"' - n,,t,rcc
-" mo "he'N OF NO" 80. ct,.,.,on
'NE"'" w. 49, o-oen,u,,ne at
!" Se'e''E 49, fl,-r.,ntiy
'"rheN :" .".' 49, o,,.h rho defend.
F'o'a'e" nu.E ,,,,n, =, ro ,.,rru.
an ny '"'H'"N ,.ta o-c,r,z,,ion Of
'"''" "a NO ro,erNor ask
'"'N 60! az. ,,,r,sc" II 10
ING ma ~. r,,pic,,,on given by
'''F' ' ,To,,xhr.r pnd pub1shcd in
Il - ,,,rrs, I'm N reference !"
-. - IN. attention uf
N.Y. ,,Le communication the
.,,r .,l,r,
" o'' .,. ~,
Wa N"" 'h'""H" n,. n.r,. -.
Your 1aT'T most '''!,.."' porco >,
statement f'""" ny w ~. .r
ms m"rn''E ,,,,-, ~
."'' ma IN" P'''S .'e .,,,io,
ms county - 'eH'''',' ,..n..nu- ,,d
when was 'f '"'"'t 900
addressed 70 'Ne gov "'' ,aLn
SKIING INA '"' Ia" ~ 49,, lIoh.,t
rs '"prS., 49, 49,, u,,,c, is
'T'mn' III" '"'' 49, ,,.;,,d :,
''St'"7'"' ,.o,od ,h,r when
that petition II wa y,
ihis 'e'r7 cam" l" Wv a., a,,,n,,o,
B"Fc" 'ha' o." """'' .,,,.n
enough 20 '''N' sun 49, socr,. ;,
danna'Hr N'"'''','"l' w.
rr mad" - n" St'h STUN
We nav" f'H 'Ha' w. NAV ~ ,,.o
eur double duty ~ tn'S r'H ,,, ~" :,
no "n@"E% :" make few ~ S mr Setore the
-
NJ W!'k.U personally NlS't'" i'"""'
Grimm IN ryISun and lA.d The whole ease
b,-or, HIM arA told him ~ his jeopardy
and extended IA him he opportunity 70
rical guilty rs Was gwen 20 n" others
and his sam. opportunity was "p"r :"
him until tho hour OF his trial, but n"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Legion Post Denounces
Gambling By Members

kevscr. W Va. AuC. 1.--B"Tce HUI
ser post. No. IL. American Legion. "a S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Old Folks Made New

'It IL now i've months since | took
G. course OF your medicine for gas and
stomach trouble and am feeling en-
tirely well. Ny friends all tel me /
am looking twenty years youuS"r ana
certainly fcci as they say. l am recon
mendinC Mayr's Wond"rful Remedy 10
al! ailirr with stomach and Ever tr"u-
bic" II g simrl" harmless prepa-
ration that removes the catarrhl! mu-
Gus from The intestinal tract and allare
the inflammation which causes prar:i-
cally ali stomach. liver and intestine!
ailments. including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refunded
=. II. Grlest 4 Co.. and druggists
everyWh here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
ATTORNEYS FOR THE STATE IN
=" CASE OF HOBART
GRuCM
TAKE ExCEPrIo no STATE,
AuNrS MADE BY WHEELING
LAWYER
SAY THAT DRINK WAS GUILTY
AND had A JUST AND
FAIR TRIAL

To the Editor.
The Woeel,nS Ia:eiHr"n""-.
wheeling. ". Va
Dear Sir:
We have read tr'r, me 20 me va
grea, deal OF TxeuenC" tnr statements
made BY Attorney 5 -. Royce n refer
ence % the case % Hobart Grimm and
~e have retrained rom making repiN
to the Scurrllous a't'"t ~ ne sell
confessed. big hearted. pure mi nd~i.
great crIml nal lawyer Ipon he state =
attorneys 90 Brooke rrIHcy unit! he end
81 the ;hiTty-dAy rHpr'"v" granted -
Hobart Grimm hal "<p:rNi otoe-
that the governor nigh zee. tree :" act
tn the ma tier and .e-, M aNSw"- 7il%A;
Be construed as means - inIu;iaS
Hobart Grimm's chances t"7 tur;7e7
reorlNva or any o;NAr acjl"n thai n"
governor might see X :" take. na; here
comes time when rat!-nr~ ceases t" l."
q yirtuA when untrue statements cannot
10 unchailenged and mo public is en-
titled 70 know the facts in the matter.
tho position - Nj. Eoyce IN ,E'<
case has never made clear 10 Us. and
since he Is not now or never WAS ttt"r-
ney for Hohar; go MN 4 : query
Sor whom he - attorney. 'nunSrI '"r
Nobar, Grimm have been ;S!re CHANGER
since his tr,a; IT he circuit court o.
Brooke county. and 't>unse! Tor me
state have 4 rlSh' {" know VINO MS AT
torney - a, the prescn' time. iris TACT
however. s. knOHn mat Mr. N"rce WAS
the attorney for Mike aah Mary ond:ith
and that ne did prevail ur"n hem ana
force them 20 plead guilty :" Hrs' ana
second degree murd"r. respectively. AZ
ter the ,rla. had lasted N" da%, son
after Mary 0ndrIcN r"'"iNed her SER
tence she informed me otncers t"a;
Grimm was party % the crime and
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Veterans ON Vacation.

g. r. Wood. who 70: Tho pas, nifty
years has been acting in the EMPLOY Of
tho Pennsylvania Railroad com-s,ny has
loft for an extended vacation ~ Penn
sylvania and other states. Although
MIR. Wood IS entitled 10 no .!"rCd
he SILL continues 20 M his capacity rs
ward marter Or IN" Panhandle Wheeling
division and hopes 70 serve moro tmo
with the company that ne has h"en As
ISOLATED with for more Than hair rem
iUry. Mr. Wood has always h""n in tho
best Of health and says tina; this &C
counts for his long record with tn"
rcnnsy. While on his Vacation. Mr..
Woods place Will be hllcd ~ Frank
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|[ANYERS N|LNN AND RAMSEY
ANSWERS %, BOYCE AS To GRIMM

ha was arrested on the stree car ieaN-
'nr WrN>hurg aftrr Mary had received
her sentence shortly after that "
happened % te IN Wheeling and ne
Mr Rnyce n Ne Mcclure Hot"i ard n"
.nf! ~ ,hA; y. would SO down 60 IN"
p"a:i"at;A-y and get u statement 81 IN"
whole matter from his clients. tor AZ
80, M ,cry ,,'.'" NIS hH"wn aH"rt
~ g-ur.crl~ story 90 tbs murder
NcthinE. however. developed N 'a:s I'M
.rtan: matter untH tn" End day "
, rnuary. to.l. when the following com
runicatInn was received A, this once
Miami. Ia, Jan. -, 1921.
Hon T. L. Ramsey.
AttUraey \. Law,
Wheeling. W. Va
I'ear Bob;
You Will -emcmoer tina; about ton
days before left Wheeling tod you
,haj had not seen either Mary ~
Mike OndrI'k but would 50" 'T"m
before | icf; Wheeling. hui there
WAS 80 many thIncs ina: :nt"rrened
ca ne away without seeing hem.
on the DAY | oft Wheeling ar
ranged with u Trend - IT =" 10 K"
dom - Ncunds.lli" and have
talk With 10th o. hem II" WAS m
S.ru,:~t - .e'. 'h~m that "an;ei
then, 70 he? yuu and Mr.. WNk'H n
t~n GRIMM case. WIih this under
S,ar!!ng. unwever. that In view or
y. scrN .ra they were rendering tho
state Of West Virginia. | expected
ne >ii.:a ~ help them after rea-
sonab!e time when they applied 'nr
ID pardon or parole. I instructed
TO tel them that ! would write you
the latter that am now sending
YOU. a2I. rpon receipt Of Your r"-
plS. would AT once get t"uHh
Nrh them through the Wheeling
man
believe that your term OF court
begins in February, 80 you wont
have very much ;!m-. You or Ny.
WHk.n had better write me lmme-
d.a;ely on receipt 90 this '"i'er.
Am enjoying myself hugely down
here and feeling Like two-yea1-o'd.
With klndrS, regards {" YOU both,
Yours very cordially.
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NU' Blue Pew. IN your hath tYb-he
VIII promptly steal the rings.
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NlTNTII, MIND zNNN' y ''-H
". : Wilk!n. FroS. Any.
WeiShurG. W. Va.
Records show Hobart Grimm con-
ytrtcd Juycnilc court delinquency Aug
us, twenty ninth nineteen twelve par
God 70 mother Later convicted JuNr-
nve court burglary AND larceny MAY
thirty one n!nrtcen thirteen parr'eu 10
F. r. Frazier revoked and sentenced 80
Rows Industrial Home a. Topeka 'h
June six later appealed /" lNN'riH
court convection sustained and commit
ted under sentence.
(Signed) G. y. Burnett
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ed q resolution scoring gambling n the
Legion ciubrooms. charged 10 "Irrcspoa-
s:tlc member, and "t:erS not eligible to
membership" 1t WIS ord rcd that tina
sheriff If Mineral county and the CHIEF
q! police Of keyScr be notified with the
NEW To- breaking it up.
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Ryan. night yar,lnastcr ~ tho Pan
handle whose place viii be Med By
jack Ripper frcISEt cond ICior.
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was Not Answered.

II is needless TO say that thAs letter
was never answered. and that no PROM
isrS Of immunity To Mr.. B3yce's clients.
.he Ordr;ckS. wa; ever granted.
/, is also known thA; Mr.. Royce re-
ce,ved 4 handsome sum Ger hts defense
q: the Ordricks. while Mr.. Marshall re-
reiyed but raltry sum for his work IN
The Grimm case Al The time or the
rial Of ire Ondrtcks Mr. Royce stated
hat he had undertaken This defense un-
I'll he was sure OF a large. TAT and juicy
zee 4, tha, time. !: the reader cares
% ,ook at the newspaper reports OF tAe