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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
La correspondence pa
CARA doble porte en-
la region que do
nina Villa
ESTO Sc HACE PARA AYU-
OAR AL ERARIO QUE Sc
HALLA EN- DIFICILES
CIRCUMSTANCES
Especial para LA PRENSA.

Especial para LA PRENSA.
Torre6n, Febrero %. -Por dis
posici6n de Eusebio Garcia Mar
tfnez, director general,de Correos
del gobierno villista. Ia CORES
pondencia pagara, desde ell pro-
ximo dia 25, doble porte.
Garcia Martinez aduce, como
raz6n para decretar ell aumento
referido, que las dificiles cir
cunstancias porque atravieSa ell
Erario. imponen Ia necesidad de
procurar por medIos justOs Y le-
gales. minorarle hssta donde sea
possible, Ell gravamen que lie re-
porta ell sostenimiento del Ramo
/, de Correos, Ell cual resulta mas
oneroso en- Ia actualidad en- que
Sis rendimientos son eXiguos''.
La communication ferrocarri-
Iera con la ciudad de Monterrey,
oue estuvo interrumpida, ma vuel,
to a reanudarse, pues Sc ha To-
grade conseguir combustible.
Mr.. Duval West y Jorge {,
Carothers, representatives de.
presidente Wilson, que van
conferenciar con Francisco Villa.
uegaron aqui anoche y siguieror
SUI viaie hoy en- Ia manana, para
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

"Piporrazos" y las OPT
niones de la prensa.

LA Paz," semanario que Sc
publica en- Houston, Texas, &c ex-
presa en- los siguientes terminus
acerca de la obra que ACADIA de
lamar a la publicidad ell escritor
humorista que calza sus artfculos
con ell seud6nimo de Pipe.
"PIPORRAZOS"
Con este tftulo y ~lujosamente
encuadernado, ha publicado nues
tro colega LA Prensa'' de San
Antonio, una collection de cartas
articulos y s%implezas, escritss
durante los amos de 1913 y 1914
en- dicho diario, por Pipe.
La collection a que nos referi-
mos contiene los escritos mas
chispeantes del festive Pipe ha
sido recibida muy bien por ell pu-
blico, que hace va tempo la espe
raba.
Ell colega La Prensa," tuvo
la amabilidad de remitirnos una
copia de "Piporrazos," la que
mucho y muy sinceramente agra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Especial para LA PRENSA.
MONTERREY, Febrero 20

MIN LlNlNL NSLSAO ~
-Raul Madero, designadO
gobernador del Estado de Nue.
vo Leon, presto aver la protes-
ia ante ell general Felipe An
geles Y demas jefes villistas
que sc encuentran en- esta
ciudad. e. acto Sc verified en-
ell pullman Ramos Arizpe'',
dOnde tiene establecido su
Quartet General Felipe Ange-
les.
Raul Madero, tan luego CO.
mo terminG la ceremonial &c
la protesta, Sc dirigi6 al Pa
lacio de Gobierno y desde lue-
go comenz0 a despachar los
asuntos oficiales, habi6ndO
nombrado secretario de 60
bierno a Vale y Cumber, per-
soma desconocida en- esta ciu-
dad.
Segdn 10 expresado por el
secretario del gobierno de Raul
Madero, una de las disposicio-
mes que Sc llevara a cabO mas
pronto. ser& Ia tendente 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
La IIegada del ex-ministro espa1ol
Jose Caro- a la Habana
Sc neg6 a hablar sobre la expulsion decretada
Dor don Venustiano Carranza

"a hOras al MinistrO Jose
Caro- para abandonar Ell te-
rritorio. Ell MinistrO de ESpa-
ma convoc6 al cuerpo diploma
tico y le do cuenta del case,
declarandO todos los miembros
del miSmo que estimaban que
Sc expulsara al Ministro de
Espana, acordando retirarse
de Mexico, con exception del
MiniStro japOn6s.
Oregon Sc neg6 a facilitar
medios de transpOrte hasta We
racruz al Ministro y al perso-
nal de la Legaci6n de Espaha,
consiguiendO, en- fuerza de sa-
crificios llegar hasta ell puer-
to referido, donde ell CONAN
dante del acorazado america
no "Delware' Sc pusO a su
disposition.
Accediendo a los ruegos del
marino americana Ell senior Ca
70 Sc traslad6 del CHRISTINA
al acorazado, donde aquel es-
timaba podia ofrecerle mejOr
protection, quedando en- ell bu-
que espanoI ell senior Condo
de la Cara, Secretario Y Sc
nor Jose de la Horga, mar
ques de JaIvaricira, agregado
lie la Legaci6n.
Cuando Sc trasbOrd&ba ell
Ninistro espanol al "Cristina'
varios poIicias quisieron regis
grar ell equipaje del senior Caro-,
oDoniendose el Official america
no que iba al mando de "a
l2rcha Y r~egreSando al buQUc
Ge guerra, de donde salio con
direction al correo espanol es-
coltado ell equipaje por mari
nos armadOS que no permitian
acercarae & ninguna embarca-
ci5n q Ia escala mientras tras-
bordaban los bultos uno q unO,
zarpandO POGO despues el Ma
ria Cristina" escoltadO pOr ell
"DeIware'. SiendO aclamado
su comandante Y los Estados
Unidos por los pasajeros del
buque eSpanOl.
Ell Ministro senior Caro- es-
pera instrucciOnes en- este puer
to.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Terrenos en- Mexico

800 900 ACRES terrenos gusyuleros
en- eI Estado de Coahula, SIPS [orol ei
acre
500 600 ACRES, en- Ia Iarts noroeste
de Estado de Coahuila, directanente
81 u de Del Rio; Sc por acre.
a, 1000 ACRES. en- el Estad1 de Goa
hui a, con la ma or parte De So frente
sobre Ell Rio Grande SO: por acre.
43 900 ACRES, de te-renos forraje-
ros, la mayor parte situadOs en- IN am
plio vale Dandn frente al Rio Grsnde.
Positiva bsrsts: SOC per acre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Don Luis Terrazas pre-.
senta acusacion contra
una Compania.
LIE HAN SID0 EXTRAIDAS
MUCHAS RESES DE SUS
RANCHES EN- CKIH.
Especial para LA PRENSA.

Ell Paso, Texas, febrero 80
Ell Sr. Luis Terrazas. opulento
ganadero de chihuahua que Sc
encuentra radicado aqui desde
que los reVolucionarios dominan
en- aquel Estado,, present6 acusa-
ci6n hoy ante Ia Corte, contra u
ma compania de esta ciudad, que
tiene en- su poder mas de ~trescien.
tas reses de la propiedad del Sc
nor Terrazas. Este ganadero a.
Iega que los animales que obran
en- poder de la mencionada COM
panfa fueron extraidos sin su
consentimiento de los ranches
que posee en- ell Estado de Chihua
hua y como supone que continual
"a Ia subtraction del ganado de
su propiedad, ha solicitado de Ia
Corte que ordene Ia retenci6n de
dicho ganado que esta en- poder
de la compafia acusada, o bien
que 6sta pague la cantidad de
seis mil setecientos d6lares, en-
que Ell senior Terrazas valoriza las
reses que lie fueron robadas.
La policia aprehendi6 aver a
un individuo llamado A. G.. Nc
Math, por haberse comprobado
que traia una enorme cantidad
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
LIBR0S De AVENTURAS.
A 40 centayos cada tOmO.

Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
/ FL vendedor de csdageres.
e. robo del diamants azul.
/ La hija del usurero.
Blackwell, Ell pirata del T&mesiS.
Jack el de~stripaGor.
I Los monederos falsos De Londres,
/ La maleta sangrients.
Tn medico criminal.
FL testameuto del director.
1 Sherlock Holmes = 81 contrabEn-
dista de epic.
En- Is escuela del crfmen de Pitts
burg.
A las puertas de Ia muerts.
La viuda roja de Paris.
La bestia humana.
Una noche de terror.
e robo del collar de perlas.
La infame posHda del Cairo.
FL nsufragio de Corfu.
FL reg de los bandidos.
Aventuras de John C. Rallies,
Iel rey de los ladrones moder-
mos:
E! inc6gnito m~isterioso.
Tn robo en- el Palacio Real,
Fl principe jugador.
FL asaIto en- ell Sleeping.
FL amo rojo.
e heredero de Eaglestone,
FL secreto del anillo.
e Presidente de las Colonias.
81 falso salteadCr.
La doncella raptada.
Fl fusil del negro.
FL tesoro del Rogni.
IN viaje de bodas.
Il tesoro De Esta6o
FL s~acertote del So.
En- Ia TatCnera.
Il secreto del tescrc.
HGg-nse los pediC0s acoupanados
de 81 inporte g
IGNACIO E. LOZANO.
cor DoI0rosa St San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
MATRIMONIO GONZALEZ,
FLORES.

En- esQuela que hemos reel
bido, Sc nos participa que e}
pr6ximo 26 del mes que cur
sa, Sc verificara en- Gonzalez
Texas, ell matrimonio de Ia
senorita Getrudis Flores con
ell senior Jose Gonzalez, hijos,
ell 1ltimo de los senO-
res Pablo Gonzalez Y MaXima
L. de Gonzalez; Y la primera
de Manuel Flores y Manueia
C. de Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
Raul MaderO presto Ia prOtesta
como GObernadOr de N, Leon
Declare que dara garant1as a los que no es-
tan manchados con Ell crimen

reinstalar los tribunales y juz-
gados, que funciOnaran auto
nOmOS Y Seran inamOvibleS.
FL gobierno Sc halla ANNA
do del espiritu de completa
concordia para aquellos que no
Sc encuentran manchados con
ell crimen, y dara completes
~garantias para todos.
Pretende Raul Madero esti-
muIar al agricuItor para que
reanude sus trabajos y Solucio-
mar ell gran problema de la
escasez de articulos de prime
"a necesidad que amenaza a
esta ciudad. AdemaS, va a
impOrtaT semiilaS para Taali-
zarlaS a un precio razonable
para obligar q los acaparadO-
res a que establezcan pre-
clos equitativos.
Va a nOmbrarse IN cOnSejO
de Salubridad, que Sc encar-
ge de atacar las epidemias
reinantes en- la ciudad, espe-
ciaImente Ia viruela, que Sc
ha desarrollaod de una ma
nera alarmante.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
DEFUNCION.

Ell domingo, a las diez de
la noche fallecio en- esta GU
dad en- la casa No. 100 de Ia
Gale de Ia Paloma, la Sra, J =
Sefa G.. de Trejo, a la edad
de % amos.
AcOmpanamOs en- su justc
dolor q Ia famiiia de la fiu2.
da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

de billetes mexicanos falsiicados
Al ser aprehendido, Sc lie recogio
una bolsa que contenfa cincuenta
mil pesos en- billetes falsos, y Sc
cree que trataba de hacer nego-
clio cen csc dinero, realizandolo a
cambio de moneda orc.
Ell Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
BARATA EN- Ell D
DE DIMMIT

500, 900 ACRES, en- terra peera de
De al1vi6n. en- ell Condado de Dimmit.
cerca de Big Weils, ron gran psrte de
frente sobre ell Rio NUeces. pc ofrece
mars SUI pronta venta al bajo precio de
$500 ell acre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
TERRENOS PETROLEROS
EN- X

DISTRITO DE PANUCO : Somos
duenos de granjes csn'idades de terre
nos en- este famoso distrito.
DISTRITO DE P0PILA-Uno de los
mas ricos campos en- Mexico en- Ell que
representatives grsndes intereees.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

Ia ciudad de Aguascalieutes, de
donde continuaran hasta Gaada-
lajara Jalisco.
FL Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

Y en- I'm canine rural Precio $50. 10
por acre.
pa ACRES, cerca de los m~encionsdcs
arribs, a $40 w ell AGRA.
300 ACRES. a una y media milla del
gran White Point Well, So daran AM
plias Intermediates en- nues ira oficina.
$50 ACRES, escojidos en- ell csmro
p~strolero Caddo. Cast regalados, infor-
maran en- nuestra oficins.
CambiOs
Surtidos de m~ercanciss Dor terre-
nos o propiedades en- la ciudad.
AUTOMOBILES para circo pasa-
%jeros, por terrenos 0 propiedades en- la
ciudad.
2CASAS, en- Alamo Heights, DOR te-
rrenos o ~rropiejsdes en- la ciudsd.
223 ACRES de terrenos en- ell Conds-
90 de Wilson, por mercsntias.
az 300 ACRES de terreno en- Mexico.
por terreno. en- Texas o propieGades
IN esta ciudad.
20 600 ACRES. de tierras para ran
chos por p'opiedades en- Mexico.
ACCIONES PETROLERAS. de un
neRocio productive por una residen.ia-
UNA BUENA HACIENDA, Dor
propiedades en- San AntCrio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO
! DETAIGBS GR1FICoS DE- LA
7oMA DR NERACEg,

Frescos estSnN atm los aeon
GechaientOs del II do AnA ds
aAt4, fechs en- que los marines
americanos, por orden dsl Pre-
Hdenbe Wilson, hcllaron 81 he
.r6ieo sueio yeEsrxuzano. Com
grs listed Ell EhgS titulaao 10
Invasion Americana en- N&xi+
ee.-De&aIlas grS6cas de Ia 70,
ma de VerReTu4" en- Ell cnai
iS0 fotagrzffGs 10 ezssGszkn
grEfcameats kc aeanibes de- g.
quella scci6nGaSam&advdai
remos los msxaeSaaA
VALE so CENTAVQS>
RiDKSEA
lekAcEo E. LozAAo /
so7 DotnRoSAsT.
SAN ANTONIO, TuAA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25
PAPA RANCHO!

TERRENOS PAPA RANCHES
25 900 ACRES, Condado de Brewster,
81 90 81 acre.
Y 900 ACRES. en- Ell mismo Condsdo.
desmoutad6s $40 el acre.
100, 900 ACRES Cou6ado de Terrell.
d~esmontados $500 Ell acre.
200, 900 ACRES. en- ell mismo COndado
de Terrell. $3.50 el acre.
20 600 ACRES Condado de Valverde,
s. 90 ell acre.
Al 600 ACRES Condado de Webb,
desmortados. 81 30 ell scre.
90. 900 ACRES. Condado de Webb.
desmontados, SIS 80 ell acre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-25

1000, 900 DE ACRES, de ben opera
dos ranches ganaderos, con ell rio en-
frente. Precio 75c por acre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
Driver for Hummel
Has Narrow Escape
from Bad Accident

William Gum. chauffeur in the depart
ment OF parks and boulevards, narrowly
missed plunEing down a i50-foot embank-
ment in Syndicate park, South Omaha.
Tuesday afternoon. during an inspection
trip OF Commissioner Hummel and city
Engineer Townsend.
While the Omaha officials were looking
over the street repair situation in this
park Chauffeur Gums interest was at
tracted by another automobile stuck In
the mud. Mr.. Gum went to aid the wor-
ried owner OF the stalled meShine, and,
getting into the mired car. started to put
the machinery in operation.
The Omaha chauffeur finally succeeded
In backing the car out OF the mud. but
was unable to stop the car until the
reached the brink Of an embankment
overlooking a decline of $50 feet.
While endeavoring TO stop the car Mr.
Gum guided Il backward. with the owner
and the two Omaha officials running
franticalll' to his rescue For few sec
onds IL appeared that a plunge over the
embankment was inevitable. Mr.. Gum
In his spectacular backward ride missed
an open sewer trench by three feet. lie
afterward admitted It was the most thrill
ing ride he ever had. but he got the car
out OF the mud and received the thanks
OF the owner.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
R. B. Howell, Wanted
as Witness in Water
Case, is Missing

Hearing of the Omaha Water boards
suit against South Omaha, the stock
yards and packing houses was resumed
in federal court yesterday before
Judge r. c. Munger The suit has been
interrupted twice already in its long
course by other engagements by the
judge or attorneys. 1t is the suit In
which the Water board Is trying to pre-
vent the defendants from using the
streets Of South Omaha for the mains
OF the water plant which they built to
relieve the water famine" which they
claim existed because the Omaha water
plant couldn't supply enough water to
the packing industries. The plant is in
operation. Robert c. Howe. general
manager OF Armour & Co.. and Frank T.
Ransom. attorney for the Union Stock
Yards company. were on the witness
stand during the morning.
r. Beechcr Howell, chairman OF the
Water board, was not present. though
attorneys for the defendants wanted TO
ask him some questions. Attaches OF the
Water board said ne was out OF town
and had promised to return Tuesday
morning. No one knew where he was or
what was delaying him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
MAKES MORE WORK
FOR BAGGAGE MEN
Travellers Must Declare Value Of
Baggage Under Cummins Amend
ment to Interstate Act.
RAILROADS FAVOR NEW Law

While railroad baggage agents as
sert that the Cummins amendment to
the interstate commerce act relative
to baggage is going to cause a great
deal more work for the men at ter
minals and stations, they contend
that its provisions are just to both
railroads and travellers.
The Cummins amendment was to
have become effective Juse 2. but the
time for the beginning of its opera
ton has been extended to July 1. at
which time It is expected that its pro
visions will be applied to the letter
at every railroad station in the
United States.
Formerly and at the present time a
traveller could check trunk or piece Of
baggage regardless OF value. and n II
were lost, sue, prove the contents and its
worth and recover any sum that a jury
might see fit to award. Under the amend
ment the provision prohibits carriers from
limiting liability and at the same Il ne
limits owners OF the baggage from re-
covering a sum greater than that which
they declare the baggage to be worth al
the time OF checking.
The amendment Is going TO cause some
delay In the checking Of baggage at sta
lions, for every person in the future. be-
fore baggage is checked. must declare its
value and sign a certificate to that eff
feet. Each piece of baggage up to the
value of 500 will go without charge, as is
the rule. now. but where the value Is de-
olared to be I'm excess of 500 charge
Of 10 cents for each additional $40 de-
clared valuation or fraction thereof will
be exacted by the railroad company over
whose line the shipment originates. This
acts as sort of insurance to the bag
gage shipper and makes the railroad liza
bic for the safe delivery Of the property.
sHll Check from Hotel.
Railroad officials assert that when the
new provision of law becomes effective
1t will be possible 20 check baggage from
hotels and homes the same as now. The
transfer companies will be provided with
blank declaration slips. and when an
agent OF one OF these companies calls
for the baggage, when the declaration If
made, the receipt will be signed by the
shipper, he retaining a duplicate receipt.
In making the declaration 1t Will not
be necessary to itemize the articles con-
tanned in the shipment, but instead the
value will have TO be stated.
Railroad baggage men assert that where
the delay will conle will be at stations
and with baggage that is rushed in just
az trains are about to leave. Often it is
thought that such baggage will have to
be declared and lay over following the
owner on some later train.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
Ray Burgess Has
Eye Cut When He
! is Struck by Egg

CAMP STRITZIN Ter, MALVERN.
IA. June 9.-(Special THE first night
at the camp was unusually bolsteTous
for a first night" Because of the cold
good many of the boys were unable TO
sleep, and so they saw to IL that very
few others slept. In spite of all orders
TO the contrary several of them per-
sisted in creating trouble, to the end
that Russell Mason of the bugle corp
was given a ticket TO Omaha and put
on a train. Several other boys were
repremanded for running the guard and
for making unnecessary disturbance after
taps. The commandant had a personal
talk with each company and no disturb
ances occurred the second night.
Company H. Captain Gus Wickstrom,
formed the guard for Tuesday afternoon
and night. Company 3. Captain Wilson
, organs, relieved Company II this morn
ing.
The rivalry between companies for the
places in best line and cleanest streets
has reached high point. Company c.
was first in the reglmental drill Monday
afternoon. with Company T second and
Company II third. In troop parade Tues
day morning, Company G was first.
Company A second and Company Il
third. In dress parade Tuesday after
noon Company ID drew first, G second
and f third. The whole regiment shows
fine form. During battalion drill in the
morning inspection is held. In the first
inspection the Second battalion, Major
Gould. took first; Third battalion, sec
ond, and First battalion, third. The
cleanest company streets were awarded
TO Companies d + and +.
Aside from the usual great number OF
bruises there has been very small
amount of work for the doctor ~ large
number have reported to him with cut
fingers and feet and other minor all
ments but the only serious thing is a
bad eye on one boy Some one OF his
fellow cadets threw n ripe egg In the
dark and Ray Burgess got the full bene-
TT of it directly in his right eye. A por-
ton OF the shell got beneath the lid and
cut a small piece out OF the eye ball. 1t
is a little bit dangerous and is giving
the owner quite a bit Of pain. The doc
tor reports that it IS improving rapidly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
TODAY'S BEAUTY HELPS

COMPLEXION BEAUTIFIER,-N Moth
ing ia more repulsive than to see
woman with her face all daubed with
face powder in her desire 70 hide marks
of age. Instead Of using powder. which
clogs and enlsrges the pores it is far
better to use good face lotion that
will improve and permanently benefit
the skin. b. dissolvIng four ounces OF
spurmax in one-half pint hot water you
can make an inexpensive lotion that will
DO wonders as a skin whitener and COM
plexion beautifier. II removes ali shini-
ness. sallowness and roughness. and
gives the Skin a smooth, velvety tone.
while il does not rub off easily like
powder. nor does IL show on the skin.
MAKES HAIR FLUFFY-By wash
ing the hair with a teaspoonful OF can
throX dissolved in a cup OF hot water,
afterward rinsing thoroughly with clear
water. one finds that ii dries quickly
and evenly. is unstreaked. bright. sort
and very fluffy, SO fluffy. in fact. that
IL looks more abundant than It is and
50 soft that arranging il becomes a
pleasure. This simple. inexpensive sham
poo cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly OF all dandruff and dirt. and
leaves a clean. wholesome feeling. All
scalp irritation will disappear. and the
hair will be brighter and glossier than
ever before. -Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Ad-s-Psarl Necklace at Edholm's.
Rave Roos Print Tt--Now Beacon Press
Radiatss Effioisncy-The 25c plate
dinner served at sehlitz hotel.
June Brides Expect NJ least one Of
our electric lamps. Burgess-Granden Co.
pr. James p. Connony. Dentist, wishes
60 announce the removal OF his offices
to 20o-01 Brown block. 18th and Douglas
SITS. Formerly in City National bank.
"roday's 0omplsts movie Program
classified section today. ana appears IL
The Pee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theRters offer.
steel for Grain Ezehangs-The Grea,
Western Tuesday night brought in four
cars OF structural steel for the Omaha
Grain exchange building and two moro
arrived last night This steel comes from
Bethlehem, Pc. The erection Of the steel
is expected to begin next week.
bohemian sooisties GO west-FYftv
members OF bohemian societies Of Chi
cago will arrive in Omaha over the
Northwestern early sunday and will re
main here until 4:SO o'clock in the af-
ternoon, going west over the Union Pa
cific. They will travel in three special
sleepers and will take dinner in Omaha.
To Keep within the Funds-If, as re-
ported, the Fire and Police board OF
South Omaha adds fourteen new police
men, this action probably will be invali-
dated when consolidation becomes opera
live. Information OF this nature has
been received by Superintendent Kugel
of the police department. who said he
will meet the situation on a basis war
ranted by the funds.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
Naval Attaches Do
Not Grieve Because
Bryan Quits His Job

Tho tears being shed at the local navy
recruiting office over the resignation OF
Secretary OF State Bryan are tho same
kind Of tears that were shed by little
Jimmie when the school hourse burned
down.
The universal opinion in the navy -
that Secretary Bryan was a tremendous
pull-back to all real and lasting
proeress.' said ono OF the attaches. His
peace at any price cry has made tho
nation laughing stock in every quarter
Of the globe. His refusal to protect
American citizens I'm Mexico and other
countries has been disgrace
Don't misunderstood me. Don't
imagine we want war just because we
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-10
First Delegates
T. P. A. Convention
to Arrive Sunday

The first Of the delegates to the ma
tional convention OF the Travellers Pro-
tectlve association that IL 10 be held in
Omaha next week, viii arrive at :
o'clock Sunday morning on Burlington
No. Q, coming from Chicago They have
a special train and Il is expected that
there will be $50 to 200 in the party.
Saturday ut midnight. a special train
over the Burlington. bringing the st.
Louis and other southern delegates will
leave the Missouri metropolis, picking M
Kansas City and Kansas delegation at
Kansas City. reaching here at 8 o'clock
Sunday evening. 1t is expected that there
will be 100 in this party.
The delegations from Minnesota and
the Dakotas are expected early Monday
morning and those from the west during
the day. IL is now thought that the at
tendance will be close TO 500, not figuring
In the local men.