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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
STRANDED AT STATE FARM.


Richmond Auto Party Have Varied
Experiences on Trip From Basic.
party OF Richmonders consisting
OF Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bickers. Mrs.
]. b. Carwefi and daughter Miss Rosa
went to Basic by train on Saturday
as the over Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, J. w, Andes in their pretty ana
hospitahle mountain home On Sun
day evening these visitors. accompa-
MED by their hostess, Mr.. A. r. Nc
Cue and Mr.. Abbott. took delight
full motor spin to Staunton and view
ed President wilson's birth home
Miss Rosa has always been specially
strong admirer and lc/tl supporter OF
woody"
On Monday morning Mr.. Bickers
took the train for home. while Mrs
Rickers Mrs. Carwell. Miss Rosa. Mr.
McCue and Mr. Abbott decided to
make the trip in Mr.. Ahbott's nice
Overland car. the owner having graci-
ously invited the friends to accept
OF his hospitality. aud for six hours
the ride through the picturesque
country was delightful. But the clouds
began to take on an omnibus appear
ance and soon tilted. forcing the party
to shelter The hard showers became
more and more frequent. the streams
were raging torrents and the roads
muddy. and then. having started at
s o'clock In the morning with the cx-
pectancy OF reaching the metropolis
by 3. the shadows OF the evening be-
gan to fall before the party had got
ten to .Goochland courthouse. and
from that point there happened a
series OF reverses--a tire blow out.
skiddinR on the sleek roads and n
stick fast in the mud" near the
state farm at midnight. The oficia Is
Of the farm CALAMITY came to the
rescue OF the stranded party. escort
ing them to the house and providing
for their comfort. while a brace OF
horses was dispatched to extricate
the stranded machine. The ladies
took the series OF detentions in the
rainy night with excellent composure.
and az the sun began to peep over the
eastern horizon that dear Richmond"
was approached and ell the party
were safe. sound and in pleasart
honor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Commodore Isaac :. X. Reeves.

Alexandria, Va, July 1S.-The fu-
neral services Of Commodore Isaac
S. X. Reeves. L. s. N, who died in
Fredericksburg at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. sydney l. Scott. were
conducted with naval honors today in
Arlington cemetery
Besides a widow. he is survived by
two daughters-Mrs. Joan Glover. OF
Washington. and Mrs. Sydney L. Scott.
of Fredericksburg, and two sons
Lieutenant Commander Isaac s. x.
Reeves, Jr. of the United States navy.
and Joseph Y Reeves, a lawyer OF
Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
STATE OBITUARY.
Commodore 1. S. X. Reeves.

Fredericksburg, Va, July 1s.-Com
modore !. S. X. Reeves, u. 8. N. sixty
six years old, died Monday at the
home of his daughter. hrs. s. l.. Scott
in this city. He was with the Atlantic
fleet during the Spanish American
war and in the battle of Santiago.
Besides his widow he is survived by
four children, Lieut.. Com. I. s. K
Reeves. Jr., II. S. N; Joseph Y,
Reeves. Washington; Mrs. Joan
Glover, Washington, and Mrs. s. L.
Scott, this city. Burial took place
yesterday in Arlington cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Labor Agent Heavily Fined.

Newport News, Va, July 1S.-A. H.
Cohen was fined s1o250 by Civil and
Police Justice E. S. Robinson in police
court yesterday morning.
Cohen was charged with violation
of the labor ordinances of the city,
which prohibit persons from employ
Ing labor here to be taken outside the
state. He was canvassing negro resi-
York.
He said he was acting as agent for
man named Hochstein, who had Of
fees in Norfolk and was employing
labor there. The police made an at
tempt to apprehend Hochstein, but he
escaped to New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Mrs. Eta Dotson Tofric.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Big Stone Gap, Va, July 1s.--Mrs.
Eta Dotson Toffic, twenty eight years
old. died Thursday at Charlottesville,
where she was spending the summer
at the University of Virginia. Her re-
mains were brought to her home at
Wise. Wise county. Va. where they
were inferred in the Wise cemetery
Sunday. She is survived by her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Dotson,
of Wise and three small children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Compromise In Damage Suit.

Newport News. Va, July Ia
compromise between Robert Lujen-
burg, master of the schooner Bessie
Whiting. and the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway company, has been eff
fected. according to Attorney J. Louis
Morewitz, counsel for Captain Lujen-
burg.
The captain sued for $4,000 damages
for injuries sustained when a coal car
of the railway company dumped coal
upon him in loading his schooner
some time ago. A compromise of ST.
800 was agreed upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
News Of All Virginia, from the Mountains to the Sea

law, were indicted by the grand jury
Of the Rockingham circuit court Up
Harrisonburg yesterday. These two
are the men who were arrested last
month by Sheriff Croushorn, Of Rock.
ingham on charges OF bringing 1853
quarts of liquor into Virginia in an
automobile.
Hicks and Irwin have been At
liberty under $1,000 bond each. They
are to be tried at the term Of court
this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
EX ALTON TO BE HELD
FOR RURAL CARRIER AUG. II

United States civil service commits
sion announces an open competitive
examination for rural carrier at Rich
mond. Va. on August II. 1917. As
a result OF this examination an eligi-
bic register for appointment at Glen
Allen, Va. will be made for filing
vacancy in the position as rural car
rier on route eminatins at that Of
fee and other vacancies on rural
routes at post offces in Henrico
county as they may occur in the
future.
WILLIAM r. HAM
Local Secretary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Plant of Wire Cloth Company Sold

Norfolk Va. July 1s.-The Nor
folk Wire Cloth company's plant at
Glen Rock. on the Virginia Beach
line, has again changed hands. II
was brought at a forced sale through
the United States district court Mon
dav by the Norton iron works. of
Ashland, Ky. for s92. sou. The wire
cloth company, after various ups and
downs, recently landed in the bank
ruptcy court. Judge Edmund Waddill
ordered sale OF its plant in Princess
Anne county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
BREAD SITUATION SERIOUSLY
AFFECTING CHARITY HOMES

Norfolk. Va, July 1S.--Another
phase OF the bread situation Ia
brought out by reports from local
charitable organizations. Bakers had
been donating bread to the various
missions and charitable homes here
when they replaced loaves unsold by
the grocers with fresh ones. Abolish
ment of the return privilege has made
IL necessary for them to discontinue
this practice. They have stopped, too.
the sale of slightly stale bread to the
poor at half price.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
RESIGNS AFTER
SEVENTEEN YEARS SERVICE

stanton, "a, July fs.-Rev. A. D.
K Hancher. pastor of Christ Luther
an church. resigned his passionate to
accept the general secretaryship OF
the board of home missions and
church extension of the Lutheran
church In the South.
Mr.. Hancher came to the city sew
enteen years ago. after supplying for
some time in various Virginia
churches. His last regular pastorate
before coming here was in Knox
Vile, Tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Only Woman Secretary to Judge.

Stanton, Va. July l8.-Miss Fran.
ces Hamrick Wilson. daughter OF
former Stauntonian and niece OF L. G.
Wilson. a graduate of the department
of law of the University of California.
was yesterday appointed secretary to
the Justice of the first district court
of appeal with a salary of $1,000 a
year.
Miss Wilson is probably the first
and only woman in the United States
to hold such a position. Miss Wilson
was admitted to the bar by the APP
pellate court on May Is Of this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Time Near for Farmers institute.

Danvjlle, Va. July 1s.--The time
IA rapidIy approachin for the meet
ting of the State Farmers institute at
Rlackshurg. The dates are August
15 to IT inclusive. A number of farm
ors have expressed a desire to at
tend this meeting. A most interest
ing program has been prepared for
both men and women. Opportunity
will be given to look over the experi-
mental plots. shops, laboratories, barns
and live stock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Missing Chesterfield Man.

Efforts are being made 70 locate
Elwood Carnish of Midlothian. who
has been missing from his home since
early Tuesday His friends believe
he has wandered away in a At of de-
spondency He is forty -ene years
old. about FIVE feet four inches in
height. and wore dark blue suit and
brown hat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Iron Furnace Brings SIS. 900 900.

Stanton. Va, July 1S.--A deed
recorded at the courthouse yesterday
reveals one OF the largest deals made
In this section in recent months. in
volving the sum OF $75. 100000. the
price paid by the Southeastern Iron
corporation, of Chicago. to C. NJ,
Shanahan and VIM r. Allen. special
commissioners acting for the Virginia
Haloid company and the Goshen Iron
company. The property Is known as
the Goshen iron furnace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Large Stock Farm Sold.

Monterey. July 1S.-The sale OF the
Monterey Stock Farm. which was con-
summated Il few days ago. was one
of the largest transfers OF real estate
ever made in Highland. The figures.
while not made public are in excess
of 100000, and include both farm
and live stock.
The purchasers are ]. NJ. Carson, OF
Fairwood. Va, and F. P. Fields, Of
Anna, North Carolina.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Raw Line Steamer Raidcd.

Norfolk. Va. July 1s,-Detectives
Dickens and Bell. with Patrolmen
Rurch Matter. Williams and Hatton,
ratded the Old Bay Line steamer
''F'lortda" yesterday and seized about
sixty pints OF whiskev and n quantity
Of beer and arrested seven colered
men. Robert Jackson. r. Clark. Clin-
ton PAGE, John Smith. walters; George
Kendall and Thomas Hicks, fremen,
and John F. Hatton. head waiter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Broken Ribs Result of Fall.

Danville. Va. July 1s.-Iniuries
sustained by f. O. Kidd. who fell in
an unfinished house. were reported
Yesterday as being somewhat more
serious than had first been antici-
pated. It Is said that he has sever
al ribs broken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

guilty to the charge of car-breaking
and was given the same sentence.
The young men were arrested In
connection with the theft of more
than 5000 worth OF copper ingots,
the property Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway company. Vaughn and
Slusher were employees OF the COM
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Newport News Men Captains.

Newport News, Va, July lS.--Two
Newport News men, Lloyd l. Harvey
and Frank l.. Isbell, have been COM
missioned captains in the aviation sec
ton of the signal corps. Announce
ment of their appointment was made
public by Adjutant-General Mccain.
John Sloan. of Hampton. also was
commissioned captain in the aviation
corps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Looking for Runa wa vs..

The police are looking for Virginia
Cox and Eva Cox colored girls, who
have disappeared from the Peaks Re-
form school, in Hanover county The
girls. who are well grown. are re-
ported to be in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Resolutions of Respect.

The board of directors OF the Me-
chanics' and Merchants bank, South
Richmond. met yesterday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock and adopted resolu =
tons Of respect to the memory of the
late II c. Reattie, vice president of
the bank The meeting was presided
over by A. l., Adamson, president OF
the hank
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Ingot Thieves Guilty of Car Brcakins

Newport News. Va, July Isl. r.
Vaughn was found guilty OF car
breaking. in the CORPORATION court yes
terdav morning. He was sentenced
to one day in iail and $40 fine. A. J.
Slusher. accomplice of Vaughn, plead
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Jnmcs w. Timlerlake.

Warrenton, Va, July 1S.-James
w. Undertake. seventy year old,
died Tuesday at the Fauquier White
Sulphur springs. He was widely
known Throughout Northern Virginia
and is survived by widow and two
Mrs. Richard Lewis and
Mrs. l.. l.. Pierce, and one son, James
w. Timberlake, Jr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Red Cross Volunteer Workers.

All women desiring to help make
Red Cross supple. for the soldiers
are requested to meet Mr.. Norman
V. Randolph at 2o7 North FIFTH street
between 10 and o'clock today. Vol
unteer workers are wanted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19
Virginia Weddings.

McChesney-Reve
cja1 TO The Richmond Virginian.
- STONE Gap. Va. July ts--Mr.
2erG Sherman Beverly. of Big
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-19

NfoIators OF Prohibition Indicted.
Stanton, Va. July Isl. B. Hicks.
and C. II. tBrownie) Irwin. charged
with violation of the state prohibition
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
ESCANDALO EN- LA GALE DE
HOUSTON.

Aaoche. como 4 las nuevc dc l. no
che, Ia muchedumbre Que sc encon-
traba estacionada frentc 4 los saioncS
de bale abieros en- la Gale Houston,
entire las dc Laredo y Camaron, sc
congreg6 en- torno dc un grupo de
soldados, del cual salian voces aka
daS.
En- medic del grupo, dos soldadOs
endaban a Ia gcena. a mogicones. has
"a que uno de ellos recibio tan fuer-
e golpe del otro, que rod6 por tic
IA cast examine.
En- 81 misno momcntO dos so!dados
e Ia polici& mjiitar liegaban eli una
Qo~tcc:cleta, DC las que llevan Il lado
T. pc4gcHa gGndola, Y a. punto hicjr
on Ia apprehension del he":dcr, Al
"a! ilu5o que someter a golpes, Dues
20 ?csistcEcia al ser aprchenGido.
Embellishments fuc l!cvaGo 4 Ia d.
10 mctoc'cleia : en- ella cOnducldo
i FGerLe Sam Houston.
Fl hcr!do fu& coEduciGo al hospi-
~ en- ma Ge las ambulanci@s de!
cj6rcito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

ESTAN DESPiDlENDO 4 LOS
OBREROS.

PACHUCA. Agcsto 20.-MucAoS
trabajadores han sito despedidos de
las negociaciones minefas :, segun
Sc sabc. muchos mas. ain, 10 sersn en-
los Dr6ximos dias. Las companies MI
neras d:cen que. debido = las ct:cuns
tancias Dol las que atrayicsa c! pals
en- general Y Ia industrial mnera On
particular Sc ven obligadoS a hacer
economics Y = reducir el n1mero de
sus e~mpleados. pero por otros con-
Guctos Sc ha sa5ido que TO qle pre-
tendon dichas companias cs ootencr
cl mismo yendimjento que teEen 81
ia actualidad con IN personal mucho
mas reducidO exigi5ndo!es 2 los ira
baiadores que Queden, naturaln1ante,
que hagan III trabalo mayor del que
, hacian antes : ESQ pUr q mlSgio sur!-
do que pcrciD!an anics. St sdbc "Hr
han sido dcspcdidus los lrahaiado"cs
Il IN scgujla :~ndicamos: dc -
Blanca" dosvientos; 4" "i-olorcs de-
I C;no" cientc cincuenta: d. III Pa
raise" cercu de cincucnta ; dc ia
| Camclia" doscjc"tos c:ncEc.tl.
En- VISTA dc Il gravci"d q-> eli
! cicrra 81 hecho de que, on las .ctG&-
les c:rcunstancias. SC Qucdcn s!n ira
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
LIS SJCESOS De SADi.NtS
(Nicac dc la IA. Pag.)

remente hcridos, los rc5clde5 ata"a-
rvn 81 Pa!acin NunicI,al. ,icnGc tam
biGn SC LalIaba UNI cscoita.
uc5Pues gbandonacqn Ct pueblo
@abcdoscs dc quc q jefc &c II suaTn.-
cioH dc Fil!a!darla, = qulcn &C hab!a
'lado' av!io tcicfonicc dG IL nuc pa
aba, onyiaba W rctucrzvs para att
car i los rchcldcs. Estes, scgtin SC
abe, Sc han hceho fucrt"s CT. las
~5cTraniaS ccrcanas L Sabiuas. orc CO.
Goccu pcrfectamcutc. Y cstan Iisyucs.
tos a scguir adcIantc su av"ntura.
Ecsisticndu el ataque dc las lfucr-
zas ca]rrancistaS, 81 cs que a a
2~"nL4tirl"S & aus hazta gnug. nc &
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

ID session que ccIchr6 cl AyuntamicE-
20, para dccidir 81 cra d. coaccdrra2
0 ~ Ct n"rm!so que Labia Sito solicit
talo l2ra Gue . dicran cprridas DC
t"r"a 81 IA plaza del Fasce. Sc lego
a, arlcrdo d { quo i" dcbian pcrmitir
- este. c~sncctaculo s~alvajc { IMMORAL
cp Ia Ciud#d :. en- consequential. So
los coWu1ic6 i los soiictantcs Que no
era possible acccdcr I Il pet;cionc5
cu vista de que cl CabiIdo habia re.
sueito 40 pcrm;tir m&5 cVrr1Cas Gc
tides
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
NUENS JEFF De La IONA MILL,
TAD
(Viene de la CuactoO

proUaron estar eyceptuados dc pres
ar SIS servic.oS ell cl "icrci:o, ostan-
tn "a los dis.intivos que les dc CT
reicrido coase.io y los cuaies les sir
ven para ~demostrar, en- cualquicr item
pc. que ac:dieron al llamado que
Sc les hizo G." que 81 gobicrno, por mt
do DC To- c~Ecargadcs de calificar
= los pGe=entadus, 10: excentuo ds!
ser-cio per Za3ones de peec.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
Uaa fzHilia Is g:sanoa sxru:saia.

6aio c! largo dc vasancia, las an
torldades de 4 ciudad ~e&puls4ror DC
Brownsville, aver, u uAa :al4:lla tG
git4aos que hao!an lieg2do Ge ID po-
biacioa de Alice : Sc deIIc3a4n : de-
iii u "5ucna-rcrtura' Il l2s gcnte5
incautaa y amantcs de quc les digan
mcntiraS aug les halaguen.
Ids antnr!daGcs manifestation 81 J".
fc Dc Ii emilia nuc *olamcntc rvdiau
pcrmaUcccr cD csta ciuda1, 81 81 dc
dicahau 4 uu trabajo uac iuera prove
chose para IL coicctiriiad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
(22G).


IN DOLLAR chrc 81 canine hacia II fell
cidaC matrimonial. POT cStl csnlIusd
tSi.G1l 10 cnviarcmos nucstrO CATAL0G0
lLUSTnADD MATRIMONIAL. con nOmbres
= d.reccinnes de mucilGs GarGaS deseosas
~. raS1rSr EScrtba q r:alquiera &c elias
. "n:"hre an rnii7 m~afrirnonin en- hravr
'IEmyn. I.T:!rnp hnv mismn dr "HS""
ruLiTAN CORRESPONDENCE CLUB, BOX
~. VENICE, CALIFORNIA, 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

la hcchV en- vista de quo las guar
nicicncs dc ViIIaldana y Sabinas sou
Sumamentc cscasas y apenas ST bas-
tn r4ra defender e=.s pchIe.:ones
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
DE AQUi 7 De ALA.
Viene de In ga. Pag.j

cIrso del canlino tuvo IN ma! encuen-
,ro = oGo e! trigo cue Nevada a Fran
cia. f"l descargado brEscamcnte en-
....ci fondo del mar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

DESEp S.iBER ell 7araLcro d. nj hiia PAN
fiiI Garcia, DC - amos dc cdad. Las uItl-
Mayo IltiIno : 9gTadLccrG fLfinitau.eDtn
c~IalcUicr tu.uTMG SoDrc 81 paraLero. Dues
<"EuralIeG;c que cst8 eli alrupa poblacitn
del ESiado Dc Texas. E5yeEo que 3lS.ieD
--Da tic ella : que IiIc hasa cl tSTOr dc
iilEoEi!dEme. dir!iienGose q. p0riirtD BSrGis,
Ft%'S BASS. IeIal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

DLSEq SAIlIi Il paradcru DC mi madra
t!oEcucl1 Ie.igG :" Pablo Hernandez, no
t,rs DC nueretaTr. L! a!ia dc ftI9 Sale
rel. sara CdliJorLIl : ~ H. tPuiG0 Tastl
o. rllns. Grattftcare .rn III 400 dc. 9us-
I~eTsr!!l que diriII ~taiprlnc5 rfc.to5 lsbIs-
t2!iio Es.Iiuosa. DO1 "a. DoiSt Oily, hsy-
--i Ssh
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

SALIERON 4 BATiR i LOS Ne
EE,LDE.S.

yEBArRrZ Aro,,g .l.-Giabicn
; d,., ,.or,h,ido ,,:oynrs ,cla.:,ns =
800. t.. ,.o,,iI,.. .,J,b,r MIR Ia yin
-, s~r.n....,I -. ,t,,r.4n enc
1870 n.-.,fI. IL. alias ., 5.,i, .r.-r:
..p;.i.," III ,-,,;,
~ ~. uta,.;I.l ,n;II..y,.
5;a.s~on H.. or5~rcs ~rrrr5arjas oar.:
49,. r.,.,.. .,n t..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

JnyEN MENICANo dc p aNos dc edad. So
lirita correspondence con seilorita lncXica-
M dc e amos. ObIeto LnG;-!nlolio. Dirl-
'trSe . L. OgtcSa. Boz 5oJ. Irwin Fails,
Idaho. (6aSI.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

fpIE-. rHAEAJArUIf honraIo. " iii ,!rLo..
ic-"a tcnCr r0!!esNu!IfeHc!l con. ssf0rl "
s~tItyr.ta, ubJ@t4 I:7t!lEf.,lip. u!Gtjl =!
T.. WaIl.uttcr, No.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26
CORRESPONDENTS DE- Los EsTADos
.CIIANAJ IIATO
UNA NUEEA CATASTROFE Ek-
RROCARRILERA.

GUANAJUATG, Agosto lS.-La1
malas condolences Ell que ha qTedado
81 material rodantc son ~frecuentemen
tc causa de que sc registrar accl-
denies en- los f~e.rocarriles. Il cast
sicmprc. salen muy costosos ell WdaS.
\ cs,a causa Y q IL torptza del ma
uuinIsta Sc debio ell accidentc de que
pQsamos a dar cucnta.
Proccdcntc de AguascalieateS y
con dcs,inn . la Capital de la ReEG-
bTca. caminaba m tren miZto que
adem:.s dc carros De pasajcros y de
carga, lemolcaha a,guEas furgones
con regular cantidad &c tropas CO
rranc;stas. Dicho tren, por talta &c
las mancueras Meccsarias para c0mu-
Near q are de los ircnos 4 tocos
los :arre. Guc 10 fprmah3n, TIA SIN
are" come G!ccE los tcr~rocarrilerGs,
= ciando marchaba con bas.%ntc ve-
locidad entire los Kilometres 81 Y
342 Sc Gividi6 en- dos paites ~qucdan-
do cortados del convoy que qucd"
undo 4 IL miquiE& los carros en- cue
raminaha II e~sccltu del general Sill
Va.
ii muqu;nisl" on lugar dc tcm@r
alyuna otra dc;erminGcion como il. de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-26

DESEO S.iBER cl paTadcro dc nj nladTc
Sra Eiv;ana Bur2os. itacc I'm aIio &c pas
para E>tadOs tnidos ror II Faso, TuXa
! IL persona Cue III" nlaTdc in.Ormcs Gle
'O> dr ella. le gIat!ticarj con sHSc'
zion tie Ill alO 4 la PRENSA. ni"ijir
Iurnlcs 4 MARIA Miranda, CO. Ia PREM
san Antonio. Texas. Is.
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PESOUfSAS.

Il pL5E4 sIbeT domlci!!o FRA. up,orcs
Canlpos. DC fsGn!lld Cavcr0, para eatregar.
CORES UadcIciG. Inform" CT south Pr--l'
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DISCO SABER CT dondc sc cncucntra In
srita. Maria LUcIta liainircz. Ia que tlcne
III! hcrrIamU que rcspondc al noinbrr dc
lose, ,silldU este CaSddo con una Se[iyrl
Cue - llama kn.iQCCia. Gr3!!!tcarf ! "
persona que ue he lutoriIeS eXacio. de
Lucia y III direcrion. con $50. D.rtiIr
Sc y Antonio SanrheI. a.. to:h <.
HOUSIC:I, TEyAg. 49,
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Sc han Darado les 5ucldoa aI,aAados


Con vcintc NIL Desos, uao fuerou
!~nauGaGo, Dor c! 4chierno general
para 4yuIar al del Fsiado = solucjn
@.r por 81 n.o,nento ST d'Iicil Situ&-
CON eco76mica. han sido D"GsdoS los
sucido$ atraSados que sc les debiar
a muchos empieadoS Y Segin st sabe
csap remission del gohierno dc Mexico
IS narte de Ia cantiGad con one con-
tribuira para yer &c ECrmali2ar n
~Situaci@n prccaria On que - halla 81
gobierno LOCAL. No SC Sabc 81 con II
r"rt'Gad citnda lavau sido cubicrtoS
LcJoa lbs suuldUs urC ST dcarau . =
-niamente sc a~lcan7arGa d cuhr'v Ell
Earte. nero de c~ualnuler modo y
ayfida ha ardo my o~portuna y tue
my blen reclaida nor los que tan
HecesItado~ estabaa ID Que &c lcs pa
cara IL az. sc les deola para poGer
WY, p.ts casl tcdos .os sroisados
!!gen a. dll sIeTpre. peyo de manera
mur esnecial aaora pues hasta lo9
r;cos Ticncn aus ditlcultadcs de .cz
IN cuando para conSeguir dinero.
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SOLICETANSE SENORITAS para
Scryir refceaco2 en- cl "Parque Nacio-
nal', Gale Houston, i~nforElarse con
Il ST.. Dcitj.
{S2G1.
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81 N~t.gESIrtE - LouibTcs para ajuStlr
r~r!rrlia-. TAp.ricDcis :nnrCcsaf:s. Sil3-
RIO $50 Liari0S, 0C!ln flcra5 dc trabl!o.
fnr0rfi!a.I L. :. DcpuG OslrtcrmacsiPs 1Iyi,
<i!uaLp .~quina Gc Bur.c;ls ST. y rietss
~ southern Pacific. Gapll6n ". J. Swap
- H.. l.. :. 4. (S2i'. g.
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nCSC0 SAFER ell paradcro del - -
Gai1 Garcia. Sal!o hacs treJ n:.scG do
uG!iey con rIrlho ] San Antonio. Texas.
,iGial!cJ dos he1rn3ao5 en- Ia casa de su
cunato antonio HesendcZ. Sc arrldeccra
cuGlguter Informs sotrs u parsdero. d.
rii!rse ] NlYlaro CARA. II. {. Coz 7.
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