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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
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"a LOAN COMPANIES
"a Listed under this heading are men, s
IS bers OF Indiana Association OF Loan s
IS Brokers. Dealings with any OF these 5
IS are guaranteed by the Association.
Observation-Disclosures
s. MONEY TO LOAN.
S Furniture. Pianos and Live Stock.
IS COAL MAY GO UP AND THE
KS SUPPLY MAY BE SHORf. WHY s
IS TAKE A CHANCE WHEN S25 OR s
IS $50 WILL FILL YOUR BiN7
IS LISTENl
s. S25 for one month will cost you
SIS IS cents. II you wish 20 pay IL 5
) 8 back in 6 instruments. IL will cost
SIS you So. Can you afford 10 be
S 5 without a full cOal-Din, or any
SIS thing else you need
IS THINK 1T OVER.
SIS SECURITY LOAN COMPANY.
So Room L. L. o. y. +. Bldg.
SIS The Blue Signs.
S. Ger. Washington Av. and Main St
Sc Home Phone $500 Bell Phone 1918 :
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81 FIFTY DOLLARS
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. amount up to $500. We can arrange 5
IS same within b few hours notice,
SIS at the legal rate prescribed by the
SIS State Of Indiana.
IS JUST THINK OF 1T.
IS $3.50 per Month
Sc Pays a Loan of 5000
SIS plus 3z per cent interest on IN
IS paid monthly balances.
SIS Why not call and let us explain
SIS our modern, up-tO-date plans.
SIS No endOrser required by Us
SIS You are your own boss and inde-
IS REMEMBER
IS We are licensed and bonded 10 the
3 State of Indiana t. loan money on !
IS Furniture. Pianos, Live Stock, etc,
SIS without removal, at legal rates.
IS PRONIDENT LOAN Co,
SIS (AuthOrized Capital S5O.0OO).
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s. Home PhoFe Bell Phone
ss co.'s 1859
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s. PLACE
IS YOUR BUSINESS
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s. an old and reliable company like
So the state" A company that will
IS grant you the same rate, the same
IS time. and the same terms Of pay
s. ment that you can get elsewhere.
- with the addition Of absolute as
IS surance that In case Of sickness or
- misfortune you Eill be granted the
$ proper lenlency.
s. On every loan We make. the terms
81 are adjusted 10 suit each individual
IS case. This insures satisfactory
Is dealings all around.
3 Loans up 70 $4,000 on Chattels
$ at the Indiana legal rate. No en-
S. dorsers required. Bell 1746 Home
IS Gilt. See the "Old Reliable State"
S. STATE LOAN COMPANY.
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FOR RENT-A furnished room In a
odern home with board for two SOS
W Lasaile lflf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

AN INTELLIGENT PERsON may earn
500 mOzu ~ corresponding for news
papers. $40 20 $50 monthly IN spare
time. experience unnecessary; no can
Sassing; subjects suggested; send for
particulars National Press Bureau.
Room 1884. Buffalo y. L. II
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PERSONALS.

viii buy 3is per cent Liberty Bonds
outright or WI buy your interest IN part
paid bonds Telephone Bell 43TI. 16l .
RADIATOR REPAIR-2iO4 W Division
st 9t-o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-We furnished front room.
strictly modern, private entrance. Bell
9s4 200 :. Taylor ST. 1929
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LOST AND FOUND.

Los IA purse. between Michigan. Main
ana Jefferson sfs. Finder please re-
turn 10 News Times 1896
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03

FOR RENT-Desk room. inciudlng desk,
light, heat Janitor service and use OF
both phones.
HASTINGS
Bell 211 Office open Evgs. Home GAO
If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-03

Have you any old carpets viii make
you good rags or We can furnish. five
cents per pound A. Vaghy Rug Co.
Bell phone S44. ITO L. Colfax Az. Home
phone 5Si4 N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
R. CARO- DISS;
J. LUGO HELD
Shooting in Club Results
Fatally for Mexican; Has
Brother in Army.

Julio LuEo. arrested Sunday morn
ing by detectives ~ Morgan and n.
Y. Nixon in connection with the
shooting OF Reynolds Caros who died
q few minutes after being taken 20
the Hotel Dieu. was transferred Mon
day morning from the city 10 the
county authorities for hearing.
An argument between two men at
a Mexican club at sos south Stanton
street about 2.a0 o'clock sunday morn
ing is said 10 have led TO the shoot
ing \ bullet entered Caro's abdo-
men LuEo was arrested az his home
1905 South Campbell street.
Father Is Foreman.
CaTo's father. Pedro caro-. Is n fore
man OF Mexicaus employed in con-
struction work for the city water
works department.
Lugo. who is 81 years OF age. was
employed at the South Stanton club
as a porter.
The body OF young Caro- was re-
moved Sunday from Hotel Dieu 70
the Peak morgue. No funeral ar
rangements will be made. it is said.
until Juan Caro-, a brother Of the de-
ceased now in the national army az
san Antonio. is heard from.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
LICENSE AGENT
COMES FRIDAY
Exporters to Mexico In
vited to File Replies to
Several Queries.

To Investigate the ACCESSIBILITY Of
establishing a branch of the bureau
Of export licenses Of the exports ad-
ministration board in Fl Paso, Alexan-
der II. Bullock, special agent Of the
bureau. viii arrive in FL Paso Friday.
This word was received by the cham
her Of commerce Monday morning.
Mr.. Bullock has asked that answers
to the following questions be pre-
pared and presented TO him upon his
arrival, after which he will proceed
with a detailed investigation lasting
two days.
"a general statement Of the export
license difficulties experienced by
shippers in FL Paso-
The more important specific COM
plants regarding the same.
THE general nature Of the exports
passing through II Paso, somewhat in
detail
General destination Of exports,
somewhat in detail
Names of individuals or corpora
tons exporting mine or cOmmissary
supplies i'm fally large amounts TO
their own mines in Mexico through Il
Pas0.
Nature Of imports from Mexico
through FL Paso and rough estimate
Of same"
shippers Requested To Reply.
a" shippers exporting TO Mexico are
requested by the chamber Of com
merce TO submit statements of their
export license difficulties, in answer
to the first question. 10 George II.
Clements, secretary Of the chamber Of
commerce, before Thursday evening,
that complete data may be furnished
Mr. Bullock in this regard upon his
arrival
Individuals or corporations export
ing mine or commissary supplies TO
heir own mines in Mexico through II
'asO also are requested TO notify the
Of commerce before Alr. T
Bullock's arrival
Air- Bullock is making q tour Of
titles in Texas which are making an
fort TO secure q branch of the bureau I
IF export licenses II is desired 10 I
Ocate the branch in the city through .
which the largest amount Of export I
business with Mexico is handled. If !
he branch is located in FL paso. it'll
viii do away with much OF the red I
ape which now hampers larger ship j
nents 70 a certain extent. IL was said Z
L the commerce chamber
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15

toher. A D. 1917. for the uurncse OF sub
hitting 60 the voters qualified as afore-
SAID. the proposition whether or not the
aforesaid BONDS. or either. or anv series
OF them. shall be issued and thereby en-
the action Of the CITY Council in ordering
tle issuance % said BONDS The polls
tne several voting precincts OF the City.
as follows. to-Uit;
Precinct y 1-Thomas garage. West
Overland ana santa Fe streets p S. Aus
I'm presiaing iu1Ee
Soqth OREGON street sam Hin presiding
Precinct No. s-Central fire station. J..
y fraser presiding Judge
P.reclnct. No. 5-i07 south virginia stree,
~ Freeinct No $40 south Tays street. II
LAIRD p-esi4inE Judge.
Precinct No, S--International Auto com
hudson. presiding Judge
Precinct No 9-1S1 Cotton avenue @. L.
Duckctr presiding ludEe
Preeiuet 70 19-East Fl Paso fire sta
Erec4ucE 40 ll-16.e Alameda street.
Pr Prsein5t So Pis @tii4l5b iqeTs -7-s- Hr,-o
en1 Copi4 streets. T. ~ lawrence pre-
Precinct No. 1s-Cactus garage. .s05 Tu-
sligsa street. Frank Judkins- presiding
Preeinet No. 1f-HiEhland Park grocery.
Federal and kentucky streets. r. L. O5ear
siding Judge.
Precinct No. 15-HlEhiand Park fire sta
Lgn- e. A. smith. presiding Judge.
Freclnct No l6-Iceal Pharmacy. W 3
" are. presiding Judge
o. Precinct No 17-Lamar drug store. 1910
f-a-L boulevard J. ~ Dudley. presiding
Precinct No 1S-1srown and Missouri
sl5Bs .is.-l " = orr prsssldinE Judge.
car ewell- presiding Judge
Precinct No. -o-Mesa fire station c =
tC-E rr5silirc judge.
PRECINCT No -l-51S North Kansas street
S--k NannirE- presldlug Judge
Precinct No. 22-Fraser-s plumbing shop
"a NoE.4 ~ oFeEon street + v Bovse- pre-
Precinct No. c5-Northu-est corner Art
cora and Kansas streets A. r Samworth
w. illuE Judge
PEeeiaet No 2l---E1 Paso .Gas. comuanv.
CT lcher presiding Judge
Precinct 40 -5-lflraEe. rear OF sET
Prospect street Louis Hess. uresidias
PRECINCT No cs-Nefr-stues company. /
sl4Flnn Robertson presiding Judge
Precinct so -s-orudorff garage. c. NJ ]
lsll1er- presiding Judge
Ane ballots 90 De used AZ said election D
-il-ll contain SUBSTANTIALLY the following +.
y eTds printed thereon il black lettering n
so sustain the urOnositioH 20 issue mo
?. -.Nllo lu eccorllnce with this Or
l,l-N = eCf-- sL4-l nave printed UPON their d
lallgts substantially the following words. .
Don proposition 90 issue Bonds 10 De
l--t lor inc purpose Of paving Tor paw
Deg I'm the city Of 81 Paso. Teas.
or Issuance Of Bonds
And those opposed 90 the issuance OF said i.
{, ll- 1iat- pave printed upqn their ball
Don lrHu"sirlou 90 Issue BONDS TO b. .
7i i'r tAe purpose pt paving for paving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
U. S. COURT BUSINESS CALLS
FOR ANOTHER GRAND Jury

Another grand jury is At work in
the United States district court. the
business OF the tribunal having in
creased 10 such an extent that the
two regular sessions every year are
not sufficient The new grand jury
was empaneled by judge W. r. smith
Monday morning. and adjourned 20 .
o'clock in the afternoon, when il began
its lv-StiEariOns-
Members of the new grand jury are
". T. Davis. Joe Hord. b. r Carder.
=. z Gillett. A C.. Staples. II. A. Tay-
Tor. %. IL. Baum. ". H Webb. T. H.
Barton, s s. DOhhins. Charles Cling.
IT, c. Stewart, X. l. Simons. J.. b
Watson A. Bliss Albro and T. 7.
Rogers
There are about 90 cases docketed
for the grand jury. most Of them be
ing alleged violations OF the federal
liquor laws
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15

g of the intersections or streets and alleys
I N the city Of e Paso. Texas
Against Issuance Of Bonds
AND eacn goter shan strike out from
"For Issuance OF s'-or-~AEainsr
E Issuance OF Bonds according as he de-
sires 10 vote for or aEaiust said PROPOSE
All voters desiring 20 sustain the promo
siticn 20 issue the BONDS in accordance
upon tnelr ballots subsran-lally the FOL
Upon nroDosition 90 issue BONDS for
Ile purpose or paving Tor the building o.
For Issuance OF Bonds
And those opposed 20 the issuance OF
ballots. substantiaiiv the foiiorine words.
-L Don proposition 90 issue BONDS for
Pubic sch6o's. N 81 Pfasso. Teas "a
AGAINST Issuance Of Bonds
zach voter striking out from said bal
..Eor Issqanee o Bonds. AGAINST
slres 20 vote for or against said uroposi-
An voters desiring 90 sustain the u-ouo-
sltion % issue the BQNDS in accordance
win this CEllNANCE shall have printed
upon lnelr ballots substantially the follow
Upon proposition 20 Issue BONDS for
purpose ol makins pernt-nent improye-
lieAis tor The supply OF water for ths CITY
For Issuance o. Bonds"
ana those opposed 20 the issuance OF
salQ BONDS shall have printed up0n their
-Cpon proposition 20 issue BONDS for
t-Ar PURPOSE OF lAaAlaE permanent improve
OF e Paso. Texas
Against Issuance OF Bonds"
Zach voter striking ou- from said ballot
For Issuance OF onds--or--AzaInst
Issuance OF Bonds according as he desires
TO vote Tor or against said proposition
lions 20 issue bonds above euumeratec.
snail De printed upon the same ballot In
the order above set forth.
said g; eisetioH. ne action O ne cry couq-
and in passing the ordnance aforesaid.
S Sa1 pc dee.arsg % D Taiihea or nos
said PROPOSITIONS 70 issue bonds according
90 the result OF said election and the
Dc determined bv said election
hereby name and appoint the pre-
siding officers seVara1fv Enecifed above
20 conduct the election in their respective
powered 60 select an associate Judge and
Two clerks IN each precinct. each presiding
nudge selecting his own associate and
u is hereby directed that this notics
% election shah be published for thirty
SOD DAYS exclusive % the dav or uublica-
tlcn and o. The dav on which said cleo
lon is % De nelo i4 TIE official news
CODY OF tbs notice Of election shall De
posted uD f1r az least thirty t30l DAYS
Il poslil1 .ind or lle cav on which said
election IS lell NJ the several places de~-
.Era lel FOR holding the said election tn
--e4 Of me gInresald election precincts
GIVEN UNDER nav hand and Official
al in tAe city - n Pase. Texas. on
'Hi7 the -''h aaT OF sem eH is p D 5Sl5
9Iayo- OF the CITY OF 81 la5 50 Tesas
itE Clerk Of the CITY OF ~ Psso. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
Ell PASO MAY NOT BE PUT
ON OLD TRAILS HIGHWAY

Unless FL P1so gets busy this city
VIII not be- designated on the south
association. This information was
disclosed in q letter received Monday
Ey the chamber Of commerce from W.
IL Harvey, of Monte Ne. Ark, presi
dent Of the association
The writer said that at the Amarillo
convention judge Adrian Pool had
said il Paso would get behind the
movement Mr.. Harvey says that FL
PasO has net kept this promise and
that unless more active coODera tiOn
was shown by this city the route
y n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
censorship especially OF the papel
should be very greatly relaxed
All His Views Liberal

In general I may say that my
views upon every question are IN
varyingly upon the liberal side
Therefore. in politics as well as in re-
lEion. I often find myself to be some
what at odds with the majority opm-
ion. Whatever seems TO clog the cree
flow Of progress is distasJefuL Ac-
cordingly. there is not 4 little in the
policy OF the administration which
is very annoying TO me I am. how
ever, not ready TO make any whole
sale accusations against any indl-
vidUal or body 7 prefer. if possible,
TO reserve criticism for each particu-
lar occasion as IL comes along What
ever appears 10 tend toward liberal
ism ia the conduct OF the war has
my hearty support. Reactionary poll
cies fill me with profound distrust.
I always stick up for my dad 90
the last ditch-for he has stuck fo-
me many a time and 20 the limit
when 1 needed IL most"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
BURNING TAR CALLS FIGHTERS.

Y. W G. A. building on East Franklin
street. opposite the FL Paso ana
Southwestern general office BUILDING
shortly after noon Monday caused a
fire alarm 10 be sent in and answered
by companies one, two and four. No
damage was done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
FORMER TEXAN DIES IN
SALT RIVER VALLEY HOME

Tempe. Ariz-. oct. 15.-W. r. Cum
mings. who came 10 the salt River
valley in 1877 from Texas, is dead at
the age OF IS, survived by seven mar
ried daughters and two sons. For 90
years he had been one OF the leading
citizens Of this locality and through
out had been prominent fin the demo
cratic political organization.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15

Luz lao. a 20 year old girl. who IS
said TO have swallowed bichloride OF
mercury tablets on October 9. at 500
Florence street. died sunday morn
ing at the county hospital She is
survived by her father. AleXanter
Lao. 6oA Florence street. The body
was taken 20 the j. !. Raster morEue
and then TO the deceased's home.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
G4RCIA no JON OBREGOv.

Andres q. Garcia. inspector Of Next
can consulates, will leave this even
ing for New York city, where he VIII
Join Gen Aware ObreEou, former
minister Of war in the Carranza cabi-
net. and remain with him during the
remainder Of his tour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
Legal Notices
,OTICE OF ELECTION

Ngtice Of Election To BE Held on the 8Ist
llay q October. l. D. 1917. 20 Determine
W helher or Not the Civ OF FL rasn
>hell Issue Certain Bonds for the Paving
Tor Pavement at street Intersections. the
improvement Of school PrnDerty- and
supply Of Water for the CITY Of r Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
LOAN YOUR MONEY TO UNCLE SAM-BuY A LIBER1

Tex. sunday afternoon for intermeHt
accompanied by his father. l. T.
Wilson, and his brother. H r. VII
SON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15

The BODY n Harry wilson. he
driver for the Lewis Automobile COM
pany, ZIG Mesa avenue. who died
from injuries sustained saturday
morning when his car turned over on
the Ysleta road. was sent 20 Toyah.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
RAILROADS ARE
MOREEFFICIENT
Freight Handled in July 20
Percent More Than Year
Ago, Is Report.

Adyices to George F. Hawks, gen
eral manager Of the Fl Paso q South
western. from the railroads war board
at Washington. give important figures
on movement OF freight over the
many lines in the United States. The
letter said
Freight statistics for July. the
latest month for which official figures
are available. show that the railroads
successfully handled 20.2 percent more
freight that month than for the same
period last year. The figures have
just been compiled from railroads
having 220.054 miles of track. or ap-
proXimately S5 percent OF the entire
trackage OF the United states.
Increase OF One-Fifth.
in July last year. these railroads
gave service equivalent 10 carrying
2..S09. 43u. 99S tons of freight one mile.
while this year they carried 1851
3bS-526 tons one mile, an increase Of
exactly 20-2 percent This great in
crease in service was rendered with
an almost negligible increase in the
amount of equipment used. The num-
Der Of freight locomotives in service
in July last year was 29,SSS. while
this year the number was 30,217. an
increase OF only 1-3 percent; last year
in July there We're e.cO4. SOP freight
cars in service while this year the
number was 2,256,62l, an increase or
% percent.
Credit For Employees.
zone OF the most encouraging marks
OF progress and one for which the
railroad employees are entitled TO
credit, is the great reduction I'm the
number OF freight cars and locomo-
tives in the shop or awaiting repairs
Last year. in July, there were 1444TS
freight cars under or awaiting re
pairs. while this year only 1851
were in that condition. a decrease OF
6 percent freight locomotives in re-
pair OF awaiting repairs in July last
year amounted TO 1850, while in July
this year only 1922 needed shop atten-
tiOn, a reduction OF &c percent.
Last year. the July statistics showed
that railroad locomotives ran an
average OF GA miles per day; in July
this year. they made SIS Freight
cars made an average of 264 miles
in July last year; this year they made T
eS-5 miles. an increase Of - percent" /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15

Of Ben ROmm. the store shows every
opportunity 10 grow steadily and the
persoueue Of the employees is so
pleasing and their spirit of c0opera-
tion So thorough that much may be
expected Of this splendid addition 90
the business life Of II Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-15
Well Lighted basement.


Ne WINDOW display u the st0rC
was so attractive that crowds watched
Il all day SATURDAY. TO look at the
beautiful assortment of gowns. suits.
hats and accessories for women and
the equally pleasing attire for girls.
men and boys. Toilet 1rticIes and
hosiery were IN the center Of interest
IN other windows. and the comforts
and blankets. in another. were mar
ticularlv pretty.
Under the competent management
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18
iQuita seria el sIniestIo
emissrio de su; miste-
riosos enemigos?
UNA DECLARATION
REVELADORA
"El aqua que tOmamos es del
tcnque de San Fernando y
con ella ha muerto
enuenenada esta
famiiio
Un SAcERDOTE CAT0lIcO
I'm SAcERD0TE CAT0lIC0
One lIanaron en- su au1ilio ACADIA
de leg0r de Brooklyn y al yer
la muerta dyo: "No pursce
la misma que yo conoci

xy O parece sino que e demiurgo
encargado de embrollar y obs
As curecer todas cuantas cosas
atanan los miseroS Hort&-es, huoie-
ran puesto especial empeno en- Ienar
de scrbras V de dudaS. algo que ha-
,e dos dias tiene el amino pu-
blico suspense, como todo 10 que de-
ia entrever una honda tragedia, de
esas que no negan los rribunales nj
tienen exteriorizaciones ruldoSas, =
cue. sin embargo, son mas hondas Y
mis- intersas, que muchaS de las que
Sc nan inmortalizado sobre Ia eScena
O en- las paginas de los ,ibros de emo
cion ' lie aventura.
Referimonos 4 IN aSunto del cual
LA PRENSA hablo aver con proIl-
iidad de det&lles. al que deSde mace
algunos dias Sc ma aduenado dc "a
atencion publica, por sus extranos Ii
neamientos, por 10 que deja entire
Yer de vidas torturadaS, por eI res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18
LA CAMARA APROBO LA LEY
DEL SERVICIO MILITAR
OBLIGATORIO
rergrama Especial para IA pRENsA.


WASHINGTON. Mayo LA
Camara de Diutados aprobo. final
mente. la ley del servicio militar obi
gatorio, desputs de haber provocado
una session en- la que Sc dlscutio y
aprobo, por parte del Senado, que So
aumentaran los haberes de los solta-
dos trelnta dolares por mes, 81 pres
tan sus servicios en- los Estados Uni
dos, Z treinta y sels en- case de que
Sc les envic Francia. tomar pa,'
tcipaci0n hirecta en- Ia lucha que
sostenen los aliados en- contra de las
fuerzaS teut0nicas.
Sc dice que el goblerno de "a
Gran Bretan2 no proyecta poneT en-
vigor la ley del servicio miGtar obG-
gatorio para los subditos ing ieses
que residen en- terrtorio de los Es-
tados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18
FL F(JTURO CABINETE DE- VENUST|AN0 CARRANzA
EL GRAL. FELIX DIAZ, Sc ADHERE A La PRO1ESTA.
CONTRA La NUEvA CONSTITUTION
FUE DURAMENTE
ATACADO POR Ell SENADOR
STONE
rucgrama Especial para La pKrNSA..

rncgrama Especial para La pnTNSi.o
WASHINGTON, Mayo 17.-En. la
session de hoy en- el Senado, el c6ro-
mel Roosevelt fue duramente atacado
por el Senador Stone, quien dijo que
ei ex-presidente estaba hacienda un
juego politico, aprovechando la cues
ton del reclutamiento Y tratanco de
ganar una gran popularidad.
Ell Senador Stone hablo sarcastica-
mente sobre la participation que Roo
sevelt tomo en- la guerra hispano-
americana Los ataques dirigidos con-
ira e. coronel fueron contestados por
el senador Johnson, de California,
quien termino su elocuente defensa, ma
nifestando que era de desearse que
hubiera muchos Roosevelts en- los
Estados Unidos.
Ell Senado aprobo ell proyecto rela-
two al ejercito. el cual Sc paso al
presidente Wilson para su firma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-18
Los iingleses han
perdido ATS
Barcos
En- los ultimos tres meses de
guerra submarine

Servicio Especial para LA PRENSA.
LONDRES. Mayo 17.-Desde que
ell .Almirantazgo britanico empezo ha-
ce tres meses, a anunciar en- fornla de
bcletines semanarlos las perdidas ma
wales sufridas por la marina inglesa,
va q consecuencia de- los cheques con
las minas. bien por torpedeamientos
de los submarines, el numero de bar
cos hundidos anotados en- dichos bo-
letines es de- ATS, distributes en- la ST.
guiente forma:
garcos de mas de 1900 toneladas
de capacidad, $50; de menos de $500
toneladas, l15; barcos pescadores, l0s
En- las listas semanarias el Alrnran-
tazgo no publica ell tonelaje destrui-
do. concretandose anotar el nImero
de barcos.