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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. /: Chicago. 1.
Give inniugs-Hain)
New York, 4: Cleveland. O.
Boston. 8; Detroit, 9.
St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston. 1: St. Louis, Z.
Boston, 8: ST. Louis. I.
Philadelphia, &: Pittsburgh. 3.
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn 8.
Chicago. o: Brooklyn. 6.
New York, Z; Cincinna ii, ).
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TODAY, TOMORROW.
Washington at Chicago. Washington At CaicaSo.
Boston at Detroit. Boston ut Detroit.
New York at Cleveland. New York at ClcFeiand.
phila at St. Louis. ! Phila. at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TOMORROW. TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Boston.
No games, Pittsburgh at Phila.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincipu At New York.
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BROWNS HIT TIMELY.
Bunch Bingles on Bressler and De
feat Athletics. 4 to 3.

ST. LOUIS. July 10.-Bressler was hit
hard in the fourth and fifth innings tod:y y
and St. Louis won from Philadelphia, 4
to 3. In the fourth a walk by Pratt.
doubles by Austin and Lavan and sin
gle by Leary netted three runs. In the
fifth Shotton tripled and scored on a
single by Austin. Hits off Hamilton were
we'll scattered. Score:
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WINS SOUTHERN TENNIS TITLE
Edward Carter Defeats Esmond
Phelps in Four Straight Sets.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 10.--Edward
Carter Of Atlanta won tie mems singles
championship in the southern tennis
tournament here today. defeating Es-
mond Phelps of New Orleans in the
finals in four straight sets. S-1. S-1,
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Boston on.............. o :, o %
Detroit ............. o o y o q o.;
Runs-Hoblitzel Gardner, Barry. Thofnas,
Janvrin, veacl,. Bake-. Threc-5ase hit-Thoias..
Home runs-foster. kavanagh. Earned
Boston 5: Detroit. 3. Sacrifice hits--Hohlitssi.
Lewis Double play-I,uhuc. Baker TO Br ~.
Left on bases-Boston, &: Detroit, 9. First Ia,
on errprs-Boston, .. Bases hals-On l'"s-
ter 4 of Dubuc. 5. Hits-Gfr Dubuc. in four
innings: of Cavet. in one and one-third inning;
of I,oland, none in two and two-tbirds inning-.
Hit by ptcher-By Foster With. Struck oq.-
By Foster. 8: by Bolnnd. s. Cmp.es-Messr-.
Hildebrand and UIoughln. Time Of game-:
hours and @ minutes.
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ONE SIDED TENNIS
Chevy Chase Club Team De-
feats Dumbarton, 8 to 3.
WINS SIX OF SINGLES
Victory of Moore and Morgan in the
Doubles Is Feature CT
Days Play.

Chevy Chase settled all question as
to the supremacy Of it's tennis team
over that OF the Dumbarton Club on
the latters courts yesterday afternoon.
when It took eight out Of the eleven
matches played, six of tine seven sim
giles and two out of four doub.:s.
| This was a return match. Chevy Chase
also having defeated the Georgetown
clubs team On its own courts two
weeks ago.
A large gallery was on hand and some
exceptionally good tennis IVES shown.
AS is usually the case, the doubles
seemed to attract more attention and
the closeness Of the two teams in this
particular case added to the interest.
Several of the matches called for the
extra set. probably the most interest
ing being that between Moore and
Morgan of Chevy Chase and Howard
and Fischer of Dumbarton. The first
set was deuced and finally went to the
home pair after fourteen hard fought
games, but II seemed to tire in the
second and went to pieces. losing it by
CO. The third and deciding one found
all four players at their best again. and
deuced Moore and Morgan managed to
win, 6-i.
Two Dumbarton Pairs Win.
Another close match was that be-
tween Hancock and Eoetzel of Dunn
barton and Karrick and Cotton of
Chevy Chase. The first set was deuced,
while the second was 6-4. neither be-
ing settled until the last ball was over
the net. so evenly were the players
matched. Dumbarton finally won. The
only other home victory was scored by
Hlllyer and Lewis over HELEN and Full
Ter in the doubles.
The summarizes:
tSingles-Chevy Chase. .: Dumbarton. o.
Spencer Gordon Of Chevy Chase defeated A. W.
Howard OF DumbartOn Go, 0-i; J. Ballard
Moore of Chevy Chase defeated Albert ]. Gore of
Dumbsrton, G-3. -: Douglas Hillyer Of DUN
barton defeated II. l.. Cotton OF Chevy Chasc,
81. e. Dudley +. Morgan Of Chevy Chase de
feate1 George Lewis Of Dunba,ton. Ga, Is;
James l.. karrick Of Chcvy Chase defeated Carl
~ Ntetzel Of Ibimbarton G--p CO: AshInend
Fuller of Chevy Chase defeated l.. A. Fischer Of
humiliation, 80. -. 1-2: Arthur Heilen OF
C-Sy Chase defeated q. Gould l-iscoln Of DUN
berton. G-3. 81. rs.
tDouhles-Chevy Chase. .: Dimbarfon, -
]. Ballard Moore and Dudley p MORAN Of
Chevy Chase defeated Albeit W. Howard and
L. A. Fischer Of Dumbsrton. G-s 90 6--l;
spenccr Gordon and J. Upsbur Mooriiead Of Chevy
Chase defeated Albert j. Gore and G.. Gould Lin
coin OF Dumbarton. G-3. Ga: Douglas HiIlycr
and George Lewis of Dumbar;on defeated Arthur
HELEN and Asnmesd Fuller Of Chevy Chase,
e: 2-G. 81: John ". Hancock and Carl 81.
rick. Jr.. and II. f. Cotton Of Chevy Chase.
-. 6-i.
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sulting putt, and the pair were on
even terms once more.
The next hole practically settled the
struggle. however. for Mcdonald
topped brassy shot into Il deep gully
and Nichols gained two strokes.
With that lead TO cheer him the Eng
lshman began one of his famous fin
ishes. and on the four of the remain
ing five holes was down in three. Nc
Donald. once his chance was gone,
played par golf but it was too late and
as Nichols was doing better than par
on most OF the holes. just then. the
result was assured long before the
home green was reached.
The cards:
Gilbert Nichols, Wilmington
Out ........... 5 ) : 2 4-a3
In ........... S } 3 =; 4 3-3f73
Robert G. Mcdonald. Buffalo
Out .......... s 3 3 6 4 $40
In ............ 5 ) 4-3S-18
With the title Nichols won the first
prize of $50 and Mcdonald received
SECOND money, 800. The new title
holder held the metropolitan cham
pionship once before. as he won at
Englewood in 1911.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis. .: In,iIa naIn!is, I.
Minneapolis. Z: Indianapolis. 4.
Kansas City. 4: Columbus. o.
karns City. =: Columbus, 3.
Cleveland. Z: Milwaukee, 5.
Cleveland. 6: Milwaukee. q.
St Paul, 8; Louisville, !.
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INTERNATIONAL IEacr..

Jersey City. .: Toronto. 1.
Harrisburg, 2: Puralo. o.
Harrisbrr:. o; Buffnlo. l.
Providence, .: Rochester, o.
Providence. .. Rochester L.
Eichnoad. q: Montreal. ..
Richmond. :; Montreal. 0.
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Game called account of rain.
Three-base hi,-Benz. Double play-MnrSan
Mcbride and t;sndil. Left bases-Wskhing-
ton. 81 Chicago. /. Unpircs-M-ssrs. Connolly
and Wallace. Tine of gsme--JU n!nutes.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Columbia. 3: Savannah. o.
Augusta -Charieston-Rain.
Columbus. 2: Albany, !.
Jacksonville. o: Macon. !.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
SOITHERN LEAGIE.

Mobile. S: Little Rock. o.
Atlanta, 2; Chattanooga. I.
Atlanta, 2; Chattanooga. o.
New Orleans, 2; Nashville, o.
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,Oont'nu~I "n Second Pase.D
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Totals. "a 927 Is 1 Totals. 33 ~ /,
sBatted for Boland in ninth inning.
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CONTINUED on Second ,PageD
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Z Long-Lott Cousin.

An old Chinese scholar came for
treatment 20 hospital that 7ss li-
der the charge Of certain p-
Woods The doctor asked the ne-
patient his honorable name The oid
gentleman replied that bis unworthy
name was Ling and added that ae
desired 10 know the doctor exalted
name. With a smile. the doctor ssid
that his mean name was Ling (Which
f. Chinese for Woods.
Why" exclaimed the Chinaman
with fergor. The same name, Nov
I recall that iu the Han dynasty
CB. c. z10I there was a big famine
and a part of our clan Jet China
and were said 10 have croszed o+e-
the great eastern sea They were
never heard o. again. but row J s'e
they reached America
And. greatly % the good doctor d
amusement. he vas greeted as one
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-ELSE HOPE CREWS - --E
SCfEL EETPE TO-DAY

Laura E9-s Crews. ~, -zs r.
.s.-aE fame .-5sr ,1a management o.
.-e leading legitimate --55 Gers
--s.ss 1e- p55,25rz-z,le 5--t z
TIE production under tas Join. ms--
zge-e1t o. Jesse L. L-ssEy z-5 -sri5
Bs-zsco. The F.ga,-z Ee5@r -
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ing founded On dramatic 1..- 5rlg.-
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TIE heroine d this drama. r1.cz Is
o. .ngsga. dramatic t1rce. .s god
woman whose husband the treasurer
Of q t-gs, company. has been con
dem.ed 70 ssi. FOR e-5ezz-e-e-. she
believes him 70 be innocent ~, while
striving % .zs,en the gilt -1oa an
other man. discovers that 1e- hl--
bands condemnation has really b1-1
just In spite ot this she sJll r.
mains faithful 70 him. until she diE-
covers that be stole .or the Ike o.
another woman.
IN addition 20 Miss Crew. the cast
0' The Fighting Hope" includes Co
Ge51ard, Gerald Ward, Thomas
Weizaau. Hichsn3 Morris. Florence
smy'ae. Theodore RObe-ts. Cleo
R.dgley. Tom ForuaH and Billy r.
uer
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Secret cf lsrlhter.

The secret OF laughter is in the re-
turn 70 nature Civilization and cul-
ture are late additions and We are
living 70 q great extent in artificial
conditions. Psychology makes plain
the fact that our present mental equip
uent has been slowly and painfully
acquired and q certain strain in main
,aining that high attitude is inevitable.
This tension is relieved by nonsense
and By the pOrtraya. in humorous
anecdotes and on the stage OF eva
sions Of convention and intractions Of
the prevailing code Of morals and
mann ers.
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
management, circulation. etc. OF ihe
Daily Ardmoreite, published daily eX-
cept Saturday, at Ardmore, Okla" re-
Quired by the act Of August -. w.
for October /, 1915: Editor, John r.
Easley. Ardmore, Okla; managing
editor. John f. Easley, Ardmore, OK
lahoma; business manager. '. T.
Suggs, Ardmore, Okla; owners, SID
ney Suggs, Ardmore, Okla; John f.
Easley, Ardmore. Okla; c. L. Byrne'
Ardmore. Okla: Lee Cruce, Ard
more. Okla; W. +. Wilmington, Ard
more. Okla; c. NJ. Campbell Ara
more, Okla: ]. NJ. Wheeler. Oklaho'
ma City, Okla; V. {. Suggs, Ara
more. Okla. Average number OIL
copies of each issue of this publlca-
ton sold or distributed, through the
mails or otherwise, to paid SuO'
scribers during the six months pre-
ccding the date shown above. 47-I'
v &. SUGGS. Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of October. 1915. John
+. EaSley, Notary Public. lSeal NJ!
Commission expires Dec. ., 1911
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q the family. and cordially welcomed
into the clan Of Ling-YoUth' Com
IzuiCl
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Drink pure distilled vaIer. delivered
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! WOULD APPRECIATE your orders
for Cut Flowers. floral designs,
bulbs, etc. Besides my own grow
ings l supply products OF leading
florists at their prices. Mrs. Joe
NJ. London. 20jm
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Liyen Up your ousiness-uy the
Want Ads.
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MY FINE JERSEY BULL viii make
season at my barn on West Main
street. win call for cows. Phone
blue $50. VIII Cardwell. 4-ln
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LIVE ESTOCk

FOR SBRNICE-My 1ne Jersey bull.
VIII call for cows. T.. L. Hall.
Phone 366. calm
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FARM & CITY LOASS-Low rates.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
Los YAQU!S bSESINARON EN-
SINAL0A A TN CIUDADAhO
De ESTADOS LjNEDOS
DESPUES De DESPOjARLO De 5000 ORC
LO FUSILARON JUHTO CON SUS GUIbS
Tclcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

Tclcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
Ell PASO. Tex, Nov. 16.-Una
carta recibida en- esta ciudad trajo
los detalles del aScsinato de un ciu-
dadano americana en- las cercanias de
San Bias, puerto del Estado de Sina-
loa. La carta fue escrita por f. H.
Tays, padre del asesinado. Y detall.
el crimen de la siguiente manera:
El % de Septiembre salieron de
San Bias para Los Mochis, el ameri-
cano Tays cuatro indios yaquis que
lie iban servir de guias Y acom-
panarlo en- su larga expedition. FL
) de Octubre Sc encontraron con una
partida de indios yaquis armados, que
inmediatamente los hicieron prisione-
ros, los desnudaron, Y los obligaron
a caminar traves del desierto, has
Ia que llegaron a presencia de Ba-
chomo. un jefe indiO de los mas SAN
guinarios. En- el camino los tortu-
raron cuanto quisierOn sus guardia-
nes, pues les negaron allmentos Y
aqua, Y cuando Sc quejaban, los anne
nazaban con matarlos. Una veZ Gil
presencia del jefe yaQui, este orde-
no que fueran fusilados los prisione-
ros. Algunos de los indiOs que a.
companaban a Tays trataban de huir,
pero solo uno 10 consiguio, y fue el
que informo al padre del fusilado, de
la sueree que habia corrido su hijo.
Al ser despojado de sus ropas Tays
lie encontraron 5000 en- moneda ame-
ricana que llevaba Ocultos.
Mr.. J. Z. Tays, al tener noticia de
10 ocurrido, fue al campo de Bacho-
mo con objeto de recuperar el cuer-
po de su hijo, pero no pudo dar con
el.Bachomo envi0 un mensaje Tays
diciendole que 81 persistia en- sus in
vestigaciones 10 malaria.
Tays notific6 a las autoridades ca
francis: as de 10 ocurrido, pero Sc
gun dice en- su carta, no cree que
puedan ser castigados los indios va
ouis. pues viven ocultos en- las Sc
rranias.
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TcIcgrama especial para ~ rRENSi

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-El Re-
prcsentante del pueblo en- el Congre-
so. Mr.. Mondell. de Wyoming, dccla-
ro que el gobierno de los Estados
Unidos Sc entendera con las deman-
das de los gobiernos europeoS refe
rentes a los danos Y perjuicios reci-
bidos por sus nacionales durante Ia
Ultima revoluci0n meXicana. FL Gl
putado Mondell cree que ese asunto
es de impossible solucion, pues Mexi-
co no tiene para pagar las enormes
sumas que importaran las reclamaclo
nes que Sc presenter, pregunta que
cual souci6n podran dar los Estados
Unidos a la question. Agrega que
mas dificultoso va ser aun, en-
cuanto la obtenci6n del pago, el
asunto de las reclamaciones per per
didas de vidas de ciudadanos ameri-
canoS.
Ell Embajador ingles en- los Estados
Unidos, estuvo conferenciando hoy
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III pASO TryaS NONirmb"c 10
Han u.a,do notiriaS 4 rs,a riudad
8ario ,.urnga jr 1ur los r,vourio-
,o,;as ,.;uistas rur orup#ban g!
in,,,r,,n,o mineral jr Cananca 10
.,n,n,ron .nlrramrutr anfcS de
abarrIonar.o. Los hombreS de Villa
no - roncretaron en- eSta OCCASION
con foDar las 'I'I'odS ''I',"o''cs S'
= Il" que Pt"'II"ioL' d" 'o''s IA"
caS2> pafItuia'eS l"S ''''''"S' Nv,
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ihIileu'aIahleIl'e que '"'.'s '0''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
FL MIRO. De HACIENDA Sc
HACE CARGO De Los BIENES
De Los INOOADOS EN-
FL CUARTELAzO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Nov. 10
El Primer Jefe Carranza ha ordena-
do al Ministerio de Hacienda que Sc
haga cargo de todas las propiedades
confiScadas a individuos complicados
en- el levantamiento de Ia Ciudadela
y las cuales hasta ahora habian sido
eXplotadas por Ia Junta Interventora
del Gobierno Constitucionalista.
Sc dice que el objeto de esta dis
posicion es el de haber una clasifi-
caci0n de las propiedades confiscadas
para tratar con mas rigor los que
tomaron parte en- el movimiento de
Febrero de 1913. Sc habla, sin en-
barge, de que algunas de esas pro-
piedades seran devueltas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
Ell EFE CbRRAHCISTA SHYiNO
N. GARCIA C0htTlO I'm
ABDSO IHCALIFCABLE
POR QUE lE COBRsRON DOS CGCHER0S
Los ERCERRO EN- UN CAIRO DEL f.
RROCARRl Use Los lLEYO CON EL
TeIegraua especial para La PRENsA-

LAREDO. Texas. NovIemlr" 10
4 los .umrro>oS abuses y drhitra-
rfadad.> que il3imamcuIr han "
1I,io rumrtGrudo alguuo> ii, .o> OIL
rialeS ' iefrS de- >e=undo crirn dr
Ia -uarnici6n dr a vrciua plaza j"
Nuryo Laredo. hay lu, anoiir aho-
IA. otva Que na rau>ado gram sell
Satidn lau;o nn Ia pob.aciol JamaU-
lipeca. como rn r~la rludaL
f. autor dr r>a arDjtrar..dmt -
nadia meroS que uuu lie Jus gene
rair< rurrauriSta~: ~Ilviuo ". Ga~-
ria. que ru" muy couocjdu nn Non
terrey y ell al-uua> de- la p.azas
fronter.zaS i.. Mexico ' los E>ta-
dos CuIio>. IN dondt h!ho propa-
gania rnvo!ucionaria durant' Ia rr-
voluri5n nairri>ta.
F. case - que deSpuj> dr aI-u-
mas hora> d- habrr otupa 10 tar
cia a dos rorhrro>. POGO an,eS lIs Ia
>alida Irl trru para =. sur. Is did
orieu IT. diri-ir>r Ia Esjari6a
en- donir Garcia 80 dir,-i6 ocupar
Su carro IN e. mrurionaIo ,rrn.
Los cocHrro> ~ vista a.. que 81
general carrauri>ta no iaba mues-
traS de- liquijar III curnta. opta-
ron por acercar>e a n Y ma1lfe>tar-
Il IN, los r,a,-ar.a - ,.1lar .E,T .,1rrri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
NO TIENE QUE YER FL HIAJE
DEL KENTUCKY" A PRO-
GRfSO CON EL INCIDENTE
DEL LtALANDlA
kilograms especial para LA PRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Nov. t6.-Los al
tos empleados del Departamento de
Marina declararon enfaticamente que
NADIA tenia que Yer Ia llegada del cru
cero americana Kentucky al puerto
de Progreso, con el incidente del va
por mercante ''Zelandia," ocurrido
hace pocos dias.
La investigation para determinar Si
el registro del barco americana por
parte del crucero ingles, Sc verified
dentro fuera de los linites meXi-
canoS, todavia esta en- proceso. Los
oficialeS de Ia Embajada inglesa in
siSten en- que el registro Sc hizo fue-
"a de los limiteS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
LEGO \ Ell PiSO TENAS. la
CANpANi DE la LIBERTiD.
TeIes. am, especial para LA PRENsA.

FL PASO. Texas. N0viemHrc 10
prorrdcntr i. Ia Exposition Il" san
Francisco California. rn Ill viaic
de rcgrrso. hoy a las ruatro y me-
dia de la tarde llrg6 a eStl riudai,
la famo>a campana de la Libcrtad.
habicndO sidO rrclbida cH Ia cSta-
ci6n por las auioridadeS IL Ia ciu-
dad Y numcrOSaS comisinnrs nom-
bradaS al cfCcto.
La rcIiquia historical Gu" UDjeto de
gran admiration por paria del pue-
bio americana. y grandeS fcstcJoS
Sc le har;in durantc las pocas horas
que permaneceri en rsta ciudad,
pues hoy mismo debrra salir para
San Antonio.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
EL BANCO N. DE-
MEXICO CERRO
SUS PUERTAS
:: = = = = = :. :: = = :: = = :. :.
= DE UNA MANERA VOLUN- ::
= TARA CERRO SUS PUER- :.
:: TAS ESA INSTITU- :.
= CION BANCARIA. ::
CEON BANCARIA
:. - = :. = = :. :: = :. :. :. :. =
Tclrurama r>nrciaI para IL PREN-A


Tcirqrama especial para IL PREN~t.
NUEVA YORK. Nov. I6.-Nensa-
jes particulares recibidos en- esta ciu-
dad proyedentes de la Capital de IA
Repubiica NeXicana, traen Ia noticia
lie que el Banco Nacional de Mexico
ha cerrado voluntariamente Sus puer-
tas. Los mensajes referidos fueron
dirigidoS a prominentes refugiados
que Jienen negocios con Ia institu-
ci5n bancaria de que Sc viene hacien-
90 referencia.
Las personals que recibierOn Ia no
ticia del cierre del BaHco Nacional
exp-esaron ia creencia de que Sc ha-
bria visto obligado 2 tomar esa deter
minaci0n en- vista de las medidas q
doptadas por el Ministerio de Ha-
cienda de Carranza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-17
Los {. UNIDOS Sc ENTENDERAN
CON LAS DENhNDAS )E EUROPA
AL G0BIERNO khEXICAN()
Asi 10 dijo diputado americana quien We
muy dffciI la solucion de esos asuntos

con el Secretario Lansing sobre asun
tos de Mexico y especialmente en- 10
que Sc reficre las reclamaciones
dc los subditos britanicos de Vera
cruz por las pei'didas que sufrieron
durante el bombardeo de ese puerto.