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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

f9suneiloS Wiillam Poss; recording ,secrstaty. .r
tsry; Fred steeser financial secretary, David u.
duetor. aSwSTfit wsiton fhSnads %srden a. Herbeet stott
sentinels. Charles sager and George w. Il Ablei
State, Council Henry '%SSeeIenmapn; alternate
ssrsese3 s9S@3DsS SSsaRsiP oss sI %
councogT cg oSn TSHnss s. cismyool iRqy 49, by Deputy 9''
co1notf Brother william Grahap from spring Garden
H1u'eIi 1 EdLrc S9' Is paid frater9el visit to MAI
Ing the council on the able manner in which the
Which coSnoTT TeT Tfseygd ana d1s sns 1Ss meet
Ing Brother Graham invited the degree team OF
Council on Tuesday evening at" july rE to con
iii 'bbe ne gsgTees on several new G9ndldates who
Messer, on behalf Of s Henry seybcrt Council ex
10 be present at seybeTt counc GO on Monday
eyening' July Isl to confer the degrees on large
la!ion held in the new iS hall of S Seybert Council
nd goth IN invitations were ACCEPTED by the council
mann stated that the degree team would be in
condition for both occasions
TouEhkenamon Council, paid fraternal visit
dohIo by fb C9nnei Saturday evening" "a, aG-
Deputy state Councillors Henry Wellenmann and
ousRenamon CouRo TRe Resf newly %fesaeI eieeed S o
GERS OF New London Council were Installed by
RsmaS made foo on "!5 i5o e COED Of ihc
Eli had doabed RRm6Gs The olsna sP S6ur the Of &aM
London, Council; went into offfcal session and
IecslNed several new candidates into the mys-
tepieS mpnS or ho the desrce Brother Henry Weilen
asked by tho members present to preside over the
meeting and TO conduct the ntiatory ceremonies
Alter the closing OF the meeting the Entertain
ment committee served Refreshments.
The deputy state councillors will have a busy
week installing the newly elected Officers or
councils and planning for busy cam.
palgn for new members during the summer
From indicatlons, It ia believed. that this will
De successful year for tho State Council
Many councils VIII show extraordinarily large
g1fns gfi LOT tne year not only In the eastern dis
trlct but from every section OF the State.
The last session Of West Philadelphia Council
was presided over by Past Councillor Clarence
Gardner; a resolution was unanimously np-
psoEcu TO exempt all members from payment
pi ,dueS whlle serving enlisted men in the
United states Army and until such time as
Trey were honorably relieved of active duty
n me Dart 1nrt tournnment No. prizes were awarded
Harry Paxson; third + Ross R,,rhc,,so ,ScOi'v
new CORPS Of officers was elected for tho on
SUITE term who Will be duly inductcd into
office at the next meeting. '''
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Hurt Sliding Down Pole

james Gibson, "a years old, fireman
attached to Chemical Company No. g. at
Bustleton slide down a pole at the fire
house too hastily last night, and several
bones in his foot were broken. He was
taken TO the Frankford Hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

States to continue the international negoti-
ations in spirit of frank cordiality to
reach satisfactory solution. It seems that
the Government Of the United States has
accepted the proposition, animated by the
same good will and desires as the Mexican
Government"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

Darby police are searching Tor the ncfs
son who broke into Mount Zion Methods
Church, that borough, and stole several
dollars in missionary funds. The money
was In small boxes and the amounts are
not known.
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New York Squadron OF to Border

NEW YORK, July 6.-Squadron "A, New
Yorks millionaire cavalry organization,
which has been in camp at Van Courtland
Park, left here today for the border
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

a, large audience, including representatives
or Il different tribes. attended the religious
services held Sunday afternoon last on tho
lawn Of the Red Mems Home at Cheltenham.
me sgrNiceH were under the auspices OF Lawn
dalo Preshyterian Church, The sermon was
hreachhed by the Rev. J; II. BoEEs; pastor Of
the Rev A. VI. Vivian, chaplain Of the Home
Ihe music was under the direction OF Miss
Mabel smith. orEanist, and Included selections
Dy the consregation and solo by Mrs, Hugh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

r, The, annual reports presented TO tho Great
1ounci contain mass OF detailed informa-
tlon ZION showing the vast volume Of the business
transacted by this great fraternity.
. According to these figures the order has I'm
Pennsy,TSnia 40 members. During the past
year s3ll, $50 50 was expended for relief OF
members ne, o.. and aa5o OG for funeral benefits.
state Is 81. 7OI ,42T SO and the total worth OF
thGir tribes Is $l,77l 327.5S.
throughput the United States there are 5000
trlpes tya G,, and councils with membership OF
f'y'oS1 @ q and 1 a total worth of $I,O2S G5n.l
=, n wen Invested permanent fund created By
the Great Council Of this State now amounts
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ODD FELLOWS
Entertainment for Ladies Attracts
Large Audiences to Lodge Session


Kenderton Lodge, No 26s, which meets
Tuesday evenings in the hall at 3542 North
18th street, is one Of the most widely known
and progressive lodges in the northern sec
ton of the city. II has sea members on
its rolls and is active In all the varied
philanthropy movements supported by the
fraternity It's officers are Henry A. Reg
ner. noble grand Clarence a. Hopkins, vice
grand Alexander r. Harvey, secretary, and
Wilbur II. Zimmerman. treasurer AT the
session last week the degree of truth was
conferred in full upon Candidates George
d. whitaker Leonard A. Lettlnger Barton
c.. MUNICH William Munich, Jr, Jacob A.
Munich and Joseph Graf, Jr.
This lodge is not only strong numerically
but has well-invested assets amounting to
s35,59777.
caledSnan Lodge, Nc. 200. Friday syoi99IInss syGi99IIns
ladies nisht which r. ATTRACTED ,d,r large .snts Sgdi
% e The ss TH from ss o 6s
Magsie Robineoni assompanied by Miss A Jeenne e5 io
sSsisotiSS JOIN gb6 RTS'sP1i9n SPSIiss
Grand SharSs Ey g6 rt sddySfsS,s
p Pa o wIliIaPR Ro,.1, MsM cnli p G. Thomas sIpps
e & W hncBor p e GMforgTgn gTnskeT !; Hyfs' &
William Mem, Gull, p. q. George, CTelg, r;
q. Louis Craig, =. G.. Louis Beich. Paul de
Hart and John s. Whitley.
= During July and August the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society Of the HOME for orphans 9f
Odd Fellows. ORontz and Chelten avenues, VIII
hold meetings Sunday afternoon Mt o'clock, In
the auditorium, Instead of in the morning, as
heretofore. There Will be Interesting exercises
each Sunday BY the boys and girls OF the home.
TO which members and their friends are cordial
Is invited
At the Rebekah Home, 18th street and Alle-
pheny avenue, religious services were held Sum
day afternoon under the auspices OF the Protes.
tant Episcopal City Mission. sermon was
delivered by the Rev, G.. a. Scarnci, and an
address made by. Mrs. Nlnry A.. Engelman,
president OF the Home Congregational music
was directed by Miss Rachel Davis. organist
At the Pennsylvania State Christian En-
deqvor, Conyentioni, e be held in Harrisbnirg i
Christian Endeavor Society will be represented
by George Hlll. tho childrens Christian En-;
deavor Instructor. After the convention he VIII
visit the. odd Fellows' orphennse at Sunburry
and be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. e. Chub-
buck supcriptsndent and patron He Will Will ad, ID.
are used in tho Philadelphia orphanage.
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The local Deputlos' Association. which is n
FSetion ISctSSr n Sr n the tribal work Of the eastern
nsnaauarterF on 1lth street Monday next and
eject OFFICERS for the current year.
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GREAT CHIEFS SEEK
TO INSPIRE RED MEN
Special Appeal Issued to Tribes
and Plans Laid for Extensive
Campaign of Development

Great Sachem John NJ Coombe has is
sued his first Long Talk" to the members
throughout the reservation of pennsylvania
II Is clarion call to duty and sounds the
Keynote OF work planned to make TINS q
worthy successor of the previous admirable
administration.
The talk is an Inspiration to warriors and
chiets to labor for the upbuildng of the
fraternity. with this end in view, plans
nave been laid by the great chiefs for an
AMBITIOUS scheme Of missionary work, which
comprehends vlsltatlons to all sections OF
the state and public meetings. at which the
merits and work Of the brotherhood will
be forcibly presented
This is to be followed by organization work 10
ssgieeted sns locations, along practical business IKE
M m, 20 nsaw wigwams during the current traternal
and the soe ed ss has been carSfgy 9oSd S @s 1ye
r. H. rye ior harvest, which will yield at least
my ~ new tribes desired.
It's Its Is ,conad9ntly believed that the year viii
tbeNe tbe hrqlltui IN great membership Increases to
Of the adga9o oy S9son OF paS taS @ afa
Dtriuued De Issued to members capturing the requisite
'uiTbU"r Tbc"sro 22i or pale pale faces. ,,.--,--
Council hsy' for eSs Sf'
uatTg ndyduS e6yy s6y p0pIf6r SPd 6cdRnE fnR' that
stefe cSn,u again be adyantageously used the
nual session. "
Of re Re- parlotic character Of the Improved order
pation IN many important celeprations on July T.
tho tPiBesr tPiIB re1pon w and celebration was held by
tab3 Lt6b9n, ,r which was addressed by Great sachem
the At trSs Rsn ATsy the warriors and chiefs Of Al
Deputy uWliHIIsIraq3n WliIIasInr I under The direction 9t
ssTPeeWHho vas delivered BY Great Prophet Samuel
roAt Al Morton ,Deawure County. In. the, after.
al which rsa as9 eho4 EoFrs Sf oHy r. e.
orfIciai r spoke;; e; and In the evening the same
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At the meeting of Court Olive Branch, No.
205. tonight trophy in the form OF. cup
The gift will be priced the evidence OF sue
cess In recent tournament held by the courts.
All FoFesters are invited TO attend at Friend
ship Han sepviya and Norris streets. and the
an enjoyable evening 10 all visitors
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The final meeting Of the Combination Courts
s h O IL 6y 4sS pSrsUn M
bs held In the hall OF Liberty Council. No. 1871.
wednesday OF next week. Chairman Frell re-
quests the attendance OF all delegates.
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gheny avenue, rellElons services were held ., sun
tant Episcopal City Mission a sermon was
delivered by the Rev; G.. a. Scarinci, and an
president OF the Home. Congregational music
was directed by Miss Rachel Davis, organlst.
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Port Richmond Council No. 234 will pay
Special visitation 10 Dlligent Council. No
Tomorrow evening az Hutchinson street and
hers 10 expected ana many inteTestin< remarks
Will be made by the members aud Waiting
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-06

The hall OF Court. Tamnnend No. 1876 at
Coral street and Lchigh avenue. Monday even
FMS, was, the mecca for yotariCs OF ali that is
was present. brothers +. e. Furons, D. r. b.
laval, 7. G. Pritehard and H. Wiston, the
Cabin quartet, well received II. II.
o,Neilli W. +. White and c. b. Kelly. in char;
ncter impersonatlons and monologucs created
much msrriment The Coral Mandolin Club was
led led by, by Br9ther W G. Smith. and 4 Riehlng
chopper Minstrels gave a concluding farce which
was greatly enjoyed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
La Casa .Hacional de Mo-
media esta acunando
gran Cantidad de
mone1as de
bronco
FIERON LLEVADOS 4 MEXICO VA
RIOS MILLONES DE PESOS EN-
ORC Y PLATA, pROUUCT0 DE
DERECHOS hDCANALES.
Isitiro FaDela da cucnta al gobierro
dc Ia reception dc que fuc
sbjcto en- BuenOS Aires.

MEXICO. u. T. Agusto ig.-Dcs-
dc haze vsriOS diaS, la Casa Nacional
de AUneda Ia Tcanudado Sus fun
clones con IA acunaci6n de- moncdas
DE- bronco, dc diverSos valoreS. y
Dc las cualeS va eXiSte un ,ac0pio
my considerable
Esta acunacl6n 81 pTolon2ard To-
daria por muchn tempo, y no solo.
sino Que. sesin d~gtlaracinnes Off
tales que fuerOn hcchas en- Ia ST.
crataria Dc Hacienda, artualmcnte
estan siendo rcfinadaS al rededor
lie cuatrocientaS barraS de orn Y
plata, que cxistian Ell poder dc la
Ccmisi6n de CambioS Y MOneda. y
las cuales Seran cOnv.rtidaS Ell pie
zas dc diverSos yaiores.
FL productO dc tai a]cuijari6u all
mentard 81 fondo de re>cTva que
cziSte en- poder d. Ia ComiSi6u Mo-
netaria. como Garantia del papHl
que actualmcnte Sc halla en- circu-
laci0u. :
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Gabriel Gavira dice que Ia unica
nube que empana Ell sol de
Mexico es Ia expedition
Dice tambien que Cabrera es de los hombres mas
honrados del Observation-Disclosures

Como - -. Cara die" t"rinl-
nanLcm"ntc gue aEIUra en- Mexico no
hrIl!a Il sol : csti ~ Ia iuSto. Il -
41c - rcfi"rr, uaturalm"ntH al sol
dc "a liberIadl
Lae-u continue: urnIr" !" IN
aIo espcra u -obicrn9 d" fart" la
h"r rimrntadg la paz "n Mexico. Las
furrLa> cunStltGriunali>tas 'rQntre-
Ian tu-lO 81 pals ; solo hay unas
rran,aS partidas dc h~audolcro> las
Jrr >cran ~deStruilaS tacilmentc. La
-;traci6n cambiari radicalmcutc,
Tan pronto como 50 resuc!ra Ia cues
ton monetaria que g 10 diiicll' los
defna> probIemas So reso.veran pf
i solos. DaremoS INA gran atencl"n
a Ia instruction del pueblo, po2que
ella SEA- la salvation del pals. Va
rios E>tdIo> estan hacienda e>Iuer-
Zo> para comprtir en- este important
! t. puniu. !amcnto que en- Chlhua-
nua rstrmos tan ~airasados IN pro-
bIema .aa mpoftanA Ptro espefo
Edac : aTcSsarse Ia Etusci0n pssf
| iica Jcdo rrcQbrara I'll aSpecto nor
ma.
Los repurtcro> iu.+rrugarou a Ga
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I1eyaron gran cantidad dc ORC Y pta'
Ia para Ell Gobicrno.

.Anorhc. por IT tren del FarTnca-
rril MexicaDo. ilPgarnu Il .iSia. pro-
redentes del puerto De Ncrarruz. Pa
blo Moves. Visiiador Dc t~IacIenia;
Rail LrStradc. .pagador d" la Alua-
ma Martina d" aTuel puerto. y
Bias Frt4rt; 'Tasador d. Marina.
Guincs trajeron hajo. ~, cgSt"'la
una graz SUna qur aScicnde a al
-u!i0S mi!IonrS de pesos on GRO Y
plata. p,oiucto dc irrArhoS adua-
Males. Dirha cantidad sera "ntrH-
gaia Ell dia de- hoy u "a l~"sorrria
General DE- la Federation.
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La situaci6n ca eI ltsmo
de Tehuantepec e ia,
yorabIe a los
feIieistas
Los P:ARTIDARIOS DEL GENERAL
DItZ EST.tN AVANZANDO So
BRE SALISA CRUZ PARA
ATACARLO.
In la puerta del domicilio dc Aka.
70 Obreg6n fueron hailajas
dos bombaS de dinamita.
Correspondence Especial para La PREnSi

correspondence Especial para La PRENSA.
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Agpsto 20.
.-HucHaS aotcias nos llesan del SUI,
p0r boca de v~iaieroS. que eConfirman
los rumore5 que IA pocos diss GO
municamOS d los iettureS de LA
FRENSA. 80.
ASczuran eStas perSouaS que la pa
raliEaclhn del trdfico IN 81 impor-
tame f~rrritarril del Itsmo, data d.
lara fccla y obedecc a que una
funrte parIidat felitista opera en- los
EStadns 10 Oa1aca, Ghiapas y Cue
.rrer6 y ticnr doInipada uua vasta
region DC Ia cue vcupa el citado fc'
~rrotarril.
La REGION cs rica ' cast virsen del
azote reroiucionario. asi IS qua los
fe!ir!Stas iran ccntado con sobraI">
rl.m"ntDs para la lucha contra i
carranri$mo que. pvr otra paTte,
nunca ha rchaio races en- aquel tc'
rr!tUvio.
Este yrupo. GAIA dia mas ensro-
sado. aranza POGO a POGO sobre cl
importante puerto de Saliua Cruz.
on ohieto dc atacarlO a la mayor
brew tad. Sc cree que la calda de
Salina Lruz IS !nmineut:, 10 cual
tons'ltuira Tin goipe uraSc2dcntal a
claudirante carraneiSm0.
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Is enorme ei trafico DE carga per
Eagle Pass.

Los r~omefeiantcs dc. esta plaza,
>rbre tedo los qua rccI5en mercan-
riaS consignadas d Mexico. sc lneja1
SO Iue loS GarroS De earsa son de-
mcrados excesiyamentc en- ST. des'
parho IN Ia e>,aci6n del Southern
Pacific. ESto obedAce a que q trait
90 H. carSa por este puerto, fronte-
RIO ha aumentado de manera con-
siderable durante los litimos ne
-, y r~Gntinia en- diario crecimien-
10. 10 qua! IS buena prueba del au5e
romr-rial Dc Eagle Pas.
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81. 'N9' i''>'>' We :"
"ri'L "a'',' ''.' u'-'' "E'' .. ''"-
';'.' - I,J II.
go, % @,T.,H,. -..o,J. ro- >,
GU .' ~, . dial
n.., -,
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rcTrc>pondeucia Especial para Ia PRENst
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Agosto 10.
-tyer, Segun dijimos. fus traido a
riedras Negras. la cercana ciudad
-ccahuilcnse, el banquero Bleesy. Dcs
pues de casi una semana dc prision
en- el Quartet General dc SabinaS,
Coahuiia.
Ahora, "tratado con toda claSe lie
considerations, segun dicen, Mr..
Bleesy eSpcra el fallo dc ID j~usticia
rarranciSta.
Mientras tanto, las causas lie. su
apprehension y de gu prolongadO en-
carcelamiento, han lido POGO a POGO,
al conocimiento del publico.
Mr.. B!eesy. sc dice, NADIA ha he
che para MERCER su pFiSion actual:
No aSi 81 hijo. = quien los carran-
cjstan acuSsn dc haber traido a te-
rritorio americana grandes cantida-
Jes de gaEado meXjcano, sin pagan
los correspondientcS derecho5 aduana
les.
Mr.. BleeSy hiio, escape 2 las igas
carrancistas. que eli concitara con cs-
te procedimiento mercantil, de mar
a enterameute carramcista. Porque
es % que Sc diran los otroS:-Hici-
mos II revolution y triunfamoS. pre-
ciSamente para este: para apoderar-
o de ganado, e~Xpropiarlo, etc, y pa
sarIo al otro Eado sin pagan dercchos,
que cSos sen fruIos dc las t~lranias
que dcstruimos- :VamoS ahora =
pcrmitir que, II que no es carran-
c:sta. perjudiQue al fisco, asi como
nosotros 10 hacemos todos los
dias? Y por este. indignados por
csta '~usurpacion de u funcio-
mes" de contrabardistas oficia-
les, los carranriStas ~perseguian a Ar.
Blecsy. hijo. Como no 10 encontra-
ron. cogieron a MIR. Blcesy, padre "
10 tendrar ha>ta que pague ina for
tisima multa. QUO les permjta reSar-
oirsc Ic los danos sutridoS.
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In atentado contra AIvaro 0breg0n

IN viajcro r"cjcutemente tle:ado
dc Mexico, nos dice que, IN dia j" ia
Iscmana anti paSada, "a policta reco-
go dos bomhas Dc dinamita. de Ia
puerta del domicilio de AlyaTo Obrc-
I=5u.
Pr,Iu,>as poStcriorce han a~rrnja-
Do -c,pechas sobrH personals adir-
tas al general Pablo G0a2alcL ) Il
. Ion Vcaustjauo Csrranza y por ell
dc. .nrtn.gas i'll min'stro 'le Ia Svc-
IRA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-22
Fnf uuestO en- 'ibertad pOr
orden de Iacinto Tre-
vino eli Oral. SaIazar
Sc C0MPR0B0 QUE NO TENll
NINGUNA RESp0NSAREilDAD
En- Ell COMPL0T RENO
o LUCI0NiRIO.
Su priSi0n sc dcbi6 Il Ia mala vnlUn'
tad dc yariOS jefcS cN-VilliSlaS
Y carranciS!aS.

Inrrr>pundrncia Especial para IL rEIEN>l.
RI. pASO. Texas. AGcSto -. FL
general loss Ines Salazar. a UIicn
los carranriStaS Il, Ia ciudad d" CHI
huahua. aprehendierOn por ron>lde-
rar Que rStaba inodado Ell I'm com
plot Organizado por varioS an'Ira-
rranc StaS. y pOr rUya vida tanio -
tnmi6. la Sido puc>iO Cn hbrrt3d
Ell la capital del vccinO Esialo. So
gin 10 afirma I'M drSparhO rarihidO
ayr rir rota ciu,lad. Tar mcnSajo ii
cr que 81 general Iacinto TrcViIO
dispuSn Que 50 puSiera rn libcrtad
al general SalaLar. en- vista d" .!ue.
N las inyestigariOncS Que 81 hici"-
ron. sc cnrontr6 con que no iIahia
m@ritUS Surjcicntrs para procrdcr
en- Su contra.
parcr" Que Ia prjSi6u del general
Salazar 50 drbi6 IiHiram"ni" 4 In
mala vnluntad lie yarioS i"rr> "N-yi-
lIl>ia> y liz ai=uno> rarranrI>iaS que
81 ,l~rnUnriarou ante 81 general IRE
vino de >rr uuu d" los que ">taham
Orgauizanin Nh rompl0i para i"rro-
rar al -obierTo i" ratIo. Entire rs
JlI" hrirrGn la d]"1unrla "n contra
de- general lose ini> Saiazar -
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81 ejercito en- la csllc.

&c resul.as del h1racau de auochc,
.oz campanen.os militarcs dc Eag"
Pas, qucdarou cast totalmc"tS do
-ruidos. Darartc "a manaua &c no..
Aicz mil homhres ">jn caSa' reco.
-rian Ia pubIaciUu en- Ia mas curio
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carabaua que Pueda inaginarse.
Al medic dia. fueron !levadoS por
"a tucrza a los eampamentos, a lean
Tar tiendas destruida&
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Club atleticc.

L. ola veinticinco sci ~pr"S"ate
mr- % inauSurara en- e campo Ma
rv'sad. IN club atl3tico militar, 90"
ofrecc-a una >untuosa fiesta !nau-
rura!.
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SGSCRIBiSE I'd. \ IA PRENSN

II I rnH 7''Nrn -NntAHe
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a ! - =
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Ia sabese porque asta
: pres0 en- Piedras Me-
gras ell banquerO
Mr.. Bleesy
OUIEREN LOS CARRANCISTAS QUE
PtGUE INA FUERTE MULTA
POR IN DELITO OLE Co
METIO ST HLJO.
~ hHracan cause graves periuicios
eh los campamcntUS militia
res de Eagle Pass.

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The sun., 1916-11-18
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A ssueese n Chslaers.

When the Chalmers Motor Corporation
was organised 5000 OF the 100000
Of no III value were held In the
OF the remainder 100000
shares were exchanged for the old Chai-
mers stock and 2S6, 900 taken over by the
syndicate were offered TO the public at
Sc. Tho basis OF exchange WAS one
share OF the old for four OF the new.
Many traders saw a chance OF arbitrage
and sold the new 'when issued on the
curb with the expectation that. as an
pounced in the advertisements OF tho
syndicate managers. the new Chalmers
would he freely offered on the curb and
abundant opportunity afforded for the
covering Of contracts IND the completion
Of their arbltfage transactions. At the
same time an underwriting syndicate
was formed. getting the stock at 81. and
subsequently, subscriptions were invited
from the underwriters at t35 a share In
the event that they desired TO increase
their holdings. II appeared yesterday
from the action OF the stock on the curb
market that h syndicate managers had
at their mercy not only the arbitrage
traders but those or the underwater
who had accepted the offer Of the stock
at Is and sold some of their holdinga
The sun., 1916-11-18
The co.sreversy Over Terns.

II was said au,horitative,y on behalf
- h syndicate managers that as many
IS 500 people had participated In the
underwriting. Some Of them. II ap-
peared. had sold tho stock when ia
sued" on the curb. and OF these there
were many who asserted that they had
a right to sell the stock or the curb at
ter Its Offering to them at 81. However.
the syndicate managers exercised their
option to withhold the syndicate stock
from deliv ny until March. which was
one OF the terms OF the syndicate agree
ment. The syndicate managers say that
they will deliver all the stock which was
sold to the public In accordance with
their advertisement and make their de-
hveries next week. hut II Is claimed by
some OF the participants that only 5000
shares were sold or the public offering
30 that tho action OF the syndicate man
ayers In Withholding the other stock
from delivery places them in a position
where they must march up TO the cap.
taln's office or 60 to the courts. A grea,
deal Of sharp talk about the TRANSACTION
was heard on both sides. On the curb
only 200 shares OF the stock. when IS.
sued, changed hands. Prices were be
tween 81 and IS.