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The Madison Rive Power company
sage dated February ! 1905. htr deposited
with the uu4srsicu-i, TIE Trus'e" there
under. the cum IT 1t2.stl0t e- - r,, ulen'
ia;o the Sinking Fund mentioned th,r"i"
Proposals for the sale Of nurts s.f',.'ni
t. absorb such sum are hereby invited Nj
proposals must he In secure" sealed en-
Neiopcs addressed 20 -" .f.l"r- rr'' "ut
marked Madison River in"'r company,
Propose s. for s0%iug Fun. tNt nue. Ne
delivered at tho nfn. % tn" undersigned.
. Criar street. New IorN tl'N, prior 60 -
O'Clock noon. February %, 1910. Tho rsh'
4. reserved 20 rej"c' any spp|''n'."u
,"am-I uN me undersigned no. 60 have
been mai" In good faith. or Ia a''ordtu."
With the above
| NIrEp STATES MrItrG N'f 4 ThIST
co
Ry CALVERT BRENf ~ Vice President
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TO run HOLDERS OF
MEXICAN T. ROIfCM tONPA<V.
lIO. ~ DtIAW \RL
FIRST lien 4 Refundiny Cold bonds. series
49, mud ..G' Dated 0ctObRr lat. 1911,

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN A. prov ided
IN Articl. ' Of the lndenturc, dated October
LIT. l"li. made by tn. Mexican Petroleum
Trust COMPANY 81 New York TRUSTEE" Guar
anty Trust COMPANY ~ New y urk, successor
that bonds b.arine IN. following s"rlsl mum
b"r> have been drawn for redemption hN N"
sinking tund and viii I've paid on aud Ate
\pril 1T. 1910, a. 10 ~ par uu,n pr,
tn, undersigned. NO 80 Broadway Sew
Work CIty After April Isl, 1910. interest Oh
th,>, bonds will Cei>" ilond> should h,e,r
the >pril list, Ialo, and subsequent coupnn'
.LL.LlIal
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TO THE HOLDERS or
HAVANA ELECTRIC RAILWAY, LIGHT
row tK COMPANY
>tH Per Cent. Two Year t.nid lou,sn So
Cur,si Notes. dine Senirmher I0I6

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVES that, pur.
.itHt to ihr provisions Of Article fourth
a. thr Trlst Agreement brtN cen Ii.vut
Electric RauWtN, Light ~ Power tompan,
AMI the tuariHtv Trust Company Of New
\oiS, Trustee. dated september let. lEIt.
securing "a issue n s.. GOO. 900 STA Per
cent Two Wear Gold coupon secured
Notes. me Havana Electric Halfway. Light
4 Power company intends TO and will re
deem At , premium Of one half OF one per
cont on March LIST, 1915, with accrued In
'"r"si thereon at IS said Notes to the said
aggregate prln'Ipal fac" amount OF
s.. GOO. 900 90.
ON March ist. 1915, payment 40 afor.
said VIII h" luaIc Of the Notes AZ the
rRi ~ DEPARTMENT Of tho Guaranty
fru.t company of Ncw Work, No ia
broadway New York. on which date In
forest ou the srli Notes viii ceas'. Notes
must carry coupons du" september LIST,
lHld, attached. Coupons due March lat.
ihlh, r"rr'-ruiiug a." accrued interest 20
sHii dat" may be presented for paym-ut
In tho usuu' manner a. the Agency of In"
''uiupHnN, &C., Liberty street, New York CITY
hNN\N\ El.lft"Tltl' RNlI.W W, LlNIIT
\ POWER COMPANY
~ HERMAN kRNEMElt, Treasurer
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A,523y0o0.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Second Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold BoaAs
Due June /, 201A'


. t,.,, n .atss \ an, R a sy4Syc SS* p y, s ss,ss; f %s, e.: 81. Sss! 1G e; CT c:s e
esS R 2 d9 TR iSsf I to SS1s ssuc 81 y SE ~ S SoRS, n 4: 4rsss. %' s:.s cd June JUNE
.:nsd 70 and the iSusns: Of Of these bond. authorised BY order q the Public
Service Commission for the First District. dated February {, 1916.
The mortgage Is q second lien upon the extensive Elevated railroad prop.
%%s' be e' examined tam %dns at the office e Of Of the s" compa az s' The T% bond: a an s% rsdeen SI
in whole but not in part at los and accrued interest o. any interest day on
bonds exempted from other taxation by the State Of New York; its counties
Transit Company amy" . "' NC """ '"''' 'A'' ~ '' ''N
-. The ,ssss and the ., %er e limit the is:o: Of shsG1da;;.ss to b; Sec secured saS BY
offered aassdtf f ", sale .hf: sndau upon x the h isu Lance Of IT this is additional addition ds a%o1n + t nsp Gapns'
upon the Companys property must be provided by the lessee.
Under the terms Of the lease; the payment Of interest on NJ bonds Of
sse 6 e9% p sn imS1nd N this hi. i c : ars st, sss Of PAYMENT yns co Hf . sStd; ss assume. :s ans TS ss
the marlborough Rapid Transit Company.
The 1nterboroush Rapid Transit Company h. pledged It's interest in
n: f sss ssnd ass mortgage securing Its tissue OF ''''' '"' Ss'o''"' MORT
The Net Earnings Of the Manhattan Railway Company. property, a,
ss.rss. including ali interest u%n 5Sss5ooo Bonds Of th: Company and
per a mum The future net earnings from the operation Of the property. property arc
in progress to be paid for by the lessee.
Sealed proposals for the purchase Of the whole n any part Of these
way. New York. o N which date the bids will be opened and allotment made.
The bonds carryi interest from December l. 1915 and accrued interest
payable at the office Of The Equitsbe Trust Company Of New York. 81 Wall
s Balance 60 Of the !" purchase arc ss price fs% will be s payable able at a the office 4 the E ad b:
payment may be made in full when allotment is made; Interest will b
Interim receipts will be given by the Trust Company exchsnseabe for defin-
tive bonds when the am are ready for delivery.
Failure to make final payment when due will operate a a forfeiture Of
all rights in respect of the subscription and of the payment already made
New York. February I. 1916.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
BY j. H. McCLEMENT.
VcePreident.
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international Mercantile Marine Company
To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit for Preferred Stock
issued under Agreement dated September Il, 1915:

issued under Agreement dated September II, 1915:
At the time of the formation of the Committee the holders
of preferred stock Of the Marine Company were not informed
rs to the value of their holdings, and were threatened with the
practical extinction of their interest through the contamination
of the reorganization plan which had been promulgated in the
interests of the holders Of the outstanding bonds. The danger
Of the consummation of that plan has passed, rs the preferred
stockholders have united for the protection of their interests
by depositing with the Committee over $50; in amount of the
outstanding preferred stock, and as the investigation made by
the accountants for the Committee demonstrates that the prop
critics have a value largely in excess of the amount OF the out
standing bonds, the Committee is in a position effectively to
protect the interests of the preferred stockholders.
In view of the early maturity Of the outstanding bonds, the
validity of which has not been questioned, the Committee
deemed it advisable, in view of present financial conditions, to
formulate n plan of reorganization involving the retirement of
the existing bonds. In formulating such a plan of reorganization
behalf of the common stock, in no wise based on any valuation
of property, and Of such magnitude that in justice to the holders
Of the preferred stock with accumulated dividends thereon
amounting to 500 on April !. 1870 it was impossible to accede
thereto. notwithstanding your Committee was DESTROYS of
recognizing and literally treating any potential Dr. prospective
value in the common stock.
In order that the rights Of the various interests may be
determined. your Committee will endeavor to have the legal
determined. If the pending proceedings result in "a determine
ton that the bonds ar not due and n restoration Of the
property to the possession of the Marine Company, the present
large earnings should give to the holders of preferred stock
reasonable expectation Of an early payment on account of the
accumulated dividends n the preferred stock. If a sale of the
property is directed by the court, the existing financial situation
warrants the expectation of your Committee that it will be able
to acquire the properties at the sale in the interests of the pre-
ferred stock pursuant to a reorganization plan for the benefit Of
the preferred stockholders.
Dated. New York. February :, 1916.
iAMts y. WALLACE. Chairman.
iiS9ItiGNNH2 / .A HLENASS p&EhhTr' H'NN 'H HtRfk" i. y Sxa sN@r1.
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>,ro>M c,o>k \ STIR ,oMrA>y.

uuprtrrN d,N.u"ui ~ sl1a per share
on me pr,trlrr,l |,,iitai stuck ~ his COM
,mut ha- been i'.ut'"l pay 'nle on Nnrrh
i-l lHir, ip s'"' ku"ui"'' ~ i","'i a. ne
,I.. of husiu't- February ism, 1919.
Transfer book VIII not he closed
WILLIAM R~pSi\RAlM Treasurer.
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kruy-Spriuun eId 60. Neport.

The ly-Springtield Tire Company
reports for the yead ended December
~, 1918. "a net income Of $l,7OG,7it,
which was an Increase Of otsl 500.
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open High Low. Clio.

To -I"l MARKET Tor -pOt cotton was
s'lH' . points advance; middlIng y loc.
8 ,'.'Tu -iut markets a. officially reported
49, no. htu-"l, - to - points advance New
n "lUs Nt- Galveston. lie. Savannah,
-, Neuphl. i2c Augusta, ile3' Hous.
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tOr\RT> ERsHip NOTICE.
PARRISH. PHILLIPS & COMPANY,

tNkkt>u. bVbtbbt~
cERTiTlcArE ar IlMIrEp r\KrNER-
~iilr
Thu undrr~iguei being d,s'rous ~ 'orW-
Ing , limited parturr-h.p piisltui =" tn.
Kew York. 80 h,rep' o'l'lfN a. ~. ON:
- The nam" or nrn nhirr Wh',h ,nrh
partnership Is %" %" coudu"tei f. PARRISH.
Phillips y 'ompanN
Tho county Wh"r"'n tho principal place"
Of business Is g. he i''s ~. = 'l' '"un.N
~ Sow yorh Borough uf Manhattan. Sew
- tn. genera nature 81 ia" nu-ncs.
intendcd :" p" transacted, Is the s"''itI
cpli bushes irr,uilug IN" pIi'' hi-''s.
ceiling and selling anon commission. ~
coal ~ the city II >,n work 60 i.' ~'t'"
places AZ the business of tho .partn'r"htg
may from tine to tiu' require.
81 IN. nsm~s IT al i'e general Hni
spr,iA, partners ,utcr"s'oi therein amt
their respective place. Of icoid'u'" ore
GENER,L rARr>EHS
GroRGE 4. McII.Roy IS 'lar, uoo, Ave-,
HENRY H. ASHLEY, 10! S%ntn ,nnor
CHARLES p. ur>r. 49, i;,rr
SPECIAL rART%rW
CHARLES : PHILLIPS ~ ." Venue
Ia Bol, d. Boulogu., cas- ~ i'r t'an'-
All ~ said partners arr Of o. ,t'
- The amount - cap'|. "Ml,n , n'I,,.
contributed to ,n- rommou ',,.h Ire
seventy-nve thousand dollars -" ooN'. =.
90 IN. time FROM ,~Hlrh ne 'm,,r.'
and the time at which the limited partner
shin IL 10 81 Is n~e.cnher .aist. lg-o
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. "r, 'hc unt-r
signed. have hereuurn SIT our hands this
18th day OF october, lfl".
,;.o, !, M,l,ro, rn.r'e. y mn%i
stat" ~ NcN work, 'Iiy ana county ~
GEURGE A. NclLhrY being Il'y sworn
-. 49,, I, a., .,. 80 tia t.att. - 1s.Tt
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DIVIDENDS ND INTEREST.
the DONE MINES COMPANY LIMITED
o. ~ l'tIfN'I'. |lsAN''.l''
ENl.tUTlkE OFFICES
=. - W. h,usn lluy"

=. a. W.. b ,uge Iluc"
\rN work. February ,th 19lt
IUr B,,rl II Directors have this daN
Declared pNiier' # Fly Per Cent
may ,"r'~ I.r slr,rrI. pt' ,hl' Marrow lsi,
l,lG. rn S'u, khuIirr- uf r',ord a. tho close
~ N|u-iu.-, on Tnur.dny, Fehrusry 18th,
lHl6
rhyr.l,,. February I7'h. lti6 ~ ct"
- .o% y VI nuI Nl 10" reop.nei on
SATURDAY. r,hruarH -aih, i''.. - 10 O'Clock
i Il Ia LAMAR
President aud Treasurer.
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TO THE HOLDERS ~
B~RItRCIITF LODGE ASSOCIATIONS
First Mortgage Bonds. Due July l., 1857.

,iiei In the mortgaS- Of 'ny kriarc,iu
lodv. Assocation. i,'"i MAY t'h. 1907.
Hui IN the agreement supp',W'l't thereto.
Gated August Isl. Ig0s. 'r "a" tifh Ave
Tru.' COMPANY. rru-',". i'r'r'r'y
trust Company ~ New Nort. Successor
ll9. 1871. lS,, 49,, 20. "-3 3ai 2ai. So,
,Ns and - havo been drawn f'r rrtcmr
lion on .Npri, Nth. 1916, A. VOC Of par,
aud VIII be paid on presentation or nni
after April Sth. 1915 A. MO trust urIr,r'.
mcnt % the Undersigned, 81 liu BROAD
way, New No-k Guy hf''r witch date in
tersRt on tho stlt uuid~ self. urr-"
81 ARANTN TRUST COMPANY hf SEN
YORK. Trustee
w On ARIES n ~NN'N President
pu'"i. February |'N i''
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NORFOLK wt>rtn> H>llwAy 90

rho Rrtri II p!rc,turH hu trrlared a
quarterly dividend OF uu. ana bne-hul
Per Cent. uupu the rou.upu > "'k OF tn.
turupau!, payable ~ the oI'' e uf The CON-
pany, Commercial 1rus' IA tluF, Phiiadci
phia, Pa, March =, lHlt, ,u the Commou
Stoct holders a. registered ~ the CLOSE OF
business February -, lYlN.
Il. Il ALDEN. Secretary,
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CROKER. WHEELER COMPANY

NINI'I', y 7 TtN :, NV
VIA" BOARD uf Directors has thIs dHN
,cl,iri an extra dl,'drud Of . per cent.
ui IN. CuIumou stock, pay Alb" March |
to- ~~turkhulIrr~ eff r",old ~ February "a.
r. lANE Secretary.
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~ ,.K\rUOrHU>E 60.

r~HElTNLED DINlpE\n SO a.
\ dividend ,N' ~ ct one aud hires
II nrtrI.. ,'',' pI cent. hu- been de
,lnred uIou III preferred capital stock %,
the American ,'raphopiouc Company, pay
abe February -. 1915. to stockholders ~
record ~ the close ~ business February n
1918. c, ". WODpROP. Treasurer.
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l>Irtn STATES MORTGAGE & TRU>T
COMPANY. - CEDAR >TRttT. ~ TuE
CITY MD STATE ~ NEW YORK. Ger.

an Spe,'rI ltnpr"N "innr' Rouds u tho
'.t Of p'u>tlniu. fori.a. I'm arrnrIaurr
with 'u" option specially rc~'r1 ell therein
AMI pas tthi 20 the lHN anI ordinance
SI'horI1iIE their Issue
The b1UIe referred to am! 10 ha -
l"cmrd a. aforesaid are Special Improve
,urut Bonds Of tho CITY 81 Pensacola.
t%."tii H, ~ ~" denomination II Five Huu-
drci ,S.Odi Dullur- datod Jlk is. 1910
i'rleut..i Scri". e, Group =. aud mum
l"f'i fitc Nuu'rci S'NtV ono 10 i've
hundred Eirh'N. l4tl-">oI Inclusive me.
tlriug july lst, lHlS
~ p"lrol. pvuiue, or holding any ~
'h" above Dies rihrd Rouls aui all Others
whom n may concern, "rc hereby uojlret
iha' "'"l and all NJ said above mentioned
R'uie arc hereby required To he pre-
secuted Tor redemption dud payment ~
't" time pla'" and manner herein ahoyc
stated.
TIiE cry oT PENSACOLA. FLORIDA
~ y Glt.t.NHCT. Mayor.
Attest
- E,;,;ARr city Clerk
j II BANLlSS. Comptroller
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W WI " NTTVN NFINN IT NV
CONCERN
Motto" 81, hereby given. p.rs,au, - an
oriirau'" "iopt"! by N" BOARD Of com
ln!ssi"u"r- OF tho Guy If Pensacola.
FioriIt, "u January to. 1915, that s.li
city 80 I"ns'.'jt MAS d'. !aed to rc!ccm
at pa anu accrued Interest on the ilr.t
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" H,is to Liverpool were March.
N.. .-'H'; July i.:7c October.
J. |A" market there ~ due to open to
G.. n. #u.u'- adv tnrr.
.r.' H,.t. IT. and stocks
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THE CITY OF PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

>OTlCF
TO HOLDERS OF SPECIAL IMPROVE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
REVOLT GROWING
ON NAVAL BILL
La FOIIette'S 18th Hour At
tack on Preparedness
Draws Supporters.
international News Service

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Fear OF
a reaction of the present prepared
ness sentiment after its cost begins
to reach into the public pocketbook
is causing desertiOns from the ma
tional defense camp in the senate
Sen. LaFonette's eleventh hour as
sault upon the naval program mark
ed the turning of the preparedness
tide. which from the beginning has
been especially strong in the SEN
ate
When the naval bill was brought
up in the senate. indications were
that il woul5 oe passed without a
roll call. 1t has already consumed a
full week longer than its supporters
anticipated sens Vardamau OF
Mississippi. Thomas Of Colorado
democrats. and Norris OF Nebraska,
and Works of California. republi-
cans. have joined sen. LaFollette in
open revolt against the measure. il
now appears the opposition will be
able 10 muster about a dozen votes
on the hnal roll call
Sen. LaFollette's long speech
against the naval bill upset all cal
culauOns. Much time will be taken
today by the bilrs supporters in an
swering Sen. LaFollette's arguments
and the measure may not come 20 a
vote before evening
The hght on the naval bill fore
shadows an equally bitter opposition
10 the army appropriation bill which
has been increased by the senate mil
itary committee 20 $3.50. 900 600,
nearly double the house appropria-
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
nternational News service

international News service
BALTIMORE. Md. July 21.-An-
other day found the German super
submarine Deutschland stiu moored
al her closely guarded dock in Bal
tlmore harbor Her captain. Paul
KOenig, paced the cramped confines
OF the submarines bridge wrinkles
of worry wreathing his weather
beaten face. AnxiOusly he watched
the scattered mists that rose over
Patapsco river.
A night of tense activity and
nervous excitement kept the strong
force of guards that surrounded the
submarine on edge, and a misty
dawn failed TO bring the Deutschland
out from her haven of coal barges
and barbed wire The slim shape OF
slick green heavily freighted with
her cargo of nickel and rubber lay
close blind her ramparts with the
time OF her departure still a matter
Of mystery and doubt Apparently
Capt Koenig and his port advisers
were not yet ready to start the sub
marine on her perilous dash through
allied cruisers off the Virginia capes,
and allied fleets in European waters
Various Reasons Given.
Various reasons were assigned
here today for the failure of the
Deutschland TO make her expected
start for Germany. But none Of
them gained any official recognition
from CapC KOenig, Capt 5. Hinsch,
port captain of the Ocean Rhederei
which owns the Deutschland, or Paul
Hilken, of the North German Lloyd
line. These officials spent an anxious
night and an anxious morning ar
ranging business details, scanning
charts and maps. and getting re-
ports from their observers who have
ben sweeping sapeake bay from
the Patapsca to Hampton roads
seeking clear way for the Deutsch-
lands outward voyage
Efforts have been made. il was
learned today, TO secure "A shipment
of gold CON or bullion 10 be taken
back to Germany in the Deutsch-
land. Paul Hilken admitted that
the precious metal might form "A
part of the submarines cargo. some
dicffiulty, however. was encountered
in arranging insurance on gold in
any amount, and the effort may have
to be abandoned. 1t was planned TO
ship 100000 on the submarine. con-
signed direct 10 the German govern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
South Bend Motorists Ask
To Form Reserve Corps
For United States ARMY
@lnyZ run SSRNEE-

expected to be developed along with
the military training. Runs and
weekend camp-outs would be ar
ranged. during which the members
would be given their military train
ing
Following are the men who sign
ed the petition that was sent 10 Sen.
Taggart and Rep. Barnhart: Rome
c. Stevenson, Gabriel r. Summers,
+. A. Miller c. b. Stephenson. +. A.
Bryan, +. l.. Dennis. Samuel Leeper.
f. Louis Kuhns, John J. MERRIAM,
J. c. Ellsworth Robert Robertson.
Clyde NJ Valentine, DR.. Charles +.
Narier. p X. Goetz. Samuel NJ. Ad-
Ter. II. w. Eldredge. George A Rob
ertson. Samuel Spiro. julius See
berger Thomas n. Brandon. Fred
w. Keller. +. II. Miller. Richard FL
bel. Charles Coonley. w. G. CrabiH.
samuel Parker, DR.. Stanley A. Clark.
d. b. J. Schafer. r. b. McInery. Abe
Livingston, Judge Walter A Funk,
George NJ. Sherman. DR.. r. r. Car
son. c. y. Chubb. Dudley NJ. Shive-
~ George l.. Hager. w r. Baker.
A. A. Clark. Frank O'Brien. Fred
O'Brien and Charles L. Zigler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Propose Measure Which
Would Make This City Head
quarters OF National
Organization.

South Bend will be made the ma
tionaI headquarters of the volunteer
motor reserve corps of the United
States. if congress passes the pro-
posed bill which was sent 70 Sen
Thomas Taggart and Rep. Herman
A. Barnhart with petition signed
by some OF the most prominent busi-
ness men of the city The bill pro-
vides for the formation and orga-
nization OF volunteer motor car com
panies to be placed at the disposal
of the war department i'm time of
immediate need.
The local unit Of the motor reserve
corps. if such an organization is es-
tablished by congress, will be known
as co. A. first regiment of the first
division This will mean that all of
the officers in command of the motor
reserve corps will have their head
quarters in South Bend in time of
emergency.
According 10 the plan Of the vol
unteer motor reserve corps. owners
of automobiles. trucks and motorcy-
Giles will be members of local com
panies They will be given military
instruction to prepare them for
emergencies. one OF the purposes
OF the organization will be TO create
sentiment for highway Improvement.
for both commercial and military
requirements
Would Perfect Organization.
The bill provides that the organ
n
determined by the war department.
According 10 the bill. the autos.
trucks and motorcycles owned by
members shall be given the same
protection from theft or damage as
is given other property of the Unit
ed states i'm time of emergency
Bylaws. rules, emblems and other
designations of membership and
property of members will be adopt
ed with the consent of the secretary
or war Authority viii be granted
by the bin 10 charter other compa-
MES and make the volunteer motor
reserve corps a national institution.
Copies of the bill were mailed 10
Sen Taggart and Congressman Hen
~ A BarnhaTt Thursday by r. A.
Stol one of the men interested in
the proposition. who has handled the
correspondence in connection with
the proposed motor reserve corps.
Mr.. Stou received the plans OF the
ouartermaster corps for the Organi-
zation OF motor companies from
Adj. Gen. II T. Mccain some time
ago In the letter m, adjutant gen.
eral pointed out that lack of leg
islation prevented the var depart
ment from working out I'll of the
plans He said that the formation
OF individual clubs would be Of great
advantage To the war department
as il would then know upon what
20 RELY in case OF immediate need. 90
such an organization would be
used to help the war department
transport troops. move supplies and
do other things I'm which automO-
Jiies would be necessary. Members
Of the reserve corps who own motor
cycles probably would be pressed in
TO service in the sisnal corps 10 act
as messengers.
Social and recreation features are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Child Labor Act
Is Moved Up on
Senate's Program


WASHINGTON, July 21.-Senate
democrats were ready TO bow TO
Pres't Wilson's ultimatum demand
in gthe passage Of the child labor
bill at this session Of congress. The
president has made it clear 10 demo-
cratic leaders in the senate that ne
does not want 10 enter the campaign
without the passage Of the child
labor bill added 10 the list Of admin
istration achievements. and they
have decided 10 risk the chances Of
a revolt Of the southern senators by
tanning through the disputed
measure.
The democratic steering commit
tee considered again today the pres
idents demand that the child labor
bin be given a preferred place on
the senate legislative program.
Most members OF the steering com
mittee consider II without authority
10 act on this question, and viii ask
Sen. Kern. the majority leader. TO
call a democratic caucus 10 author
lie the addition OF this legislation %
the program.
Senators are being deluged with
kilograms from all parts OF the
country urging the passage OF the
child labor oil this session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-21
Resolution Asks
Conditions of the
Guard on Border

IUforD0fi1naI News Service.
WASHINGTON. July Elm re-
Spouse 4" complaints from parents
OF youths now serving IN the no
uonal guard or ln recruiting camps
Rep. MADDEN OF chicago To-Day IN
troduced resolution I'D the mouse
cdihns TOT am inquiry o\ CONGRESS
mto the general national guard SIT
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