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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
La B~ortentosa siqueZa
Vizne de la la

los c.,aies lievo q Nueva York.
L. riqueza petroifera de "a re-
gi6n norte del Estado de FcracruZ
acaba de e aumeutada dc una ma
.nera o~rodiriosa. No hace am una
isemana. brot6 IN Pozo, cue produ-
&c ...;cuanto Sc inagina listed que
produce csc pozo, de p~etIolco!
No tenemos una idea &c su pro-
.ducci6n. iSeran cincUenta NIL ha-
Glen mil aarriles cada veinti-
,~cuatro horas! Una enormIdao, ever
dad?
Gran en~tusiasmo entire los p~etroicro:
In gran entusiasr1o reina entire
los petroleros con motive del ori-
Inante resultado obtenido en- los ira
bajos emrrendidos ultimanenta en-
Ia region de Ia huasteca- Y s6laTnen-
t. Sc desea que el gobie-no carran-
cista Gamble de poltica, para en-
nrender en- una escala nfinitamente
mayor. 10 exploitation de Ia riqueza
petrolfera.
FL viaiero nos dijo que cuandc
Mexico ponga tsrmino q sus dificul'
itades inter1oreS Y sc establezca III
Igobierno definitivo, con n plens
| sorobaci6n de todas las classes socia;
LES, Ia costa del Colo adQuCi-a III
desarrollo que Ilsmaa 5ustamente L
! atencion-
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gunos de los principales temples ca
jolicos.
Muchas personals decidiercn pro.
testar Dor Ia ley de Ia legislature y
el reglamento del goberna6or de Ja-
iisco. considerable ant!constituciona-
les sus actos, y Ia resplesta que sc
do q quienes tales protestan ele'
varon, fue 81 arresto del Arzobispc
Crozco y Jimelez y 81 expulsion del
neutrality-suspicious..
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Rcdlanas, Cal: - =;
Huntington Beech, Ca
San Pedro, Cal. :
San D;zsas. Cal: $50:
Ontario, Sal :.-!;-|'
PUmana. Cai: :.:;!
Azusa, Cal. ..- $500
Corona, Cal :-.::;:-.
Santa Barbara, Cal :;
Tehachspi, Cal: .:!!-'
Los Angeles, Cal: -:
TshriGsa. goaU: .::--:
Danv2:, C2ls. .,.-....
WaiScHburg. Colo. 80.
Rocky Ford, CSlo. -,
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minist-o para cada seurlo,

Hay una parte del Gecreto aun mas
im1ortante, Ia que Sc ret!ere a. nu-
nero de ~sacerdotes 0 rclac!on al
nGmero de temples, y 4 las restric-
clones que s. les ponen a los minis
tros.
Ell decreto dice: Habra en- el Es-
'tado IN ministro por cada temple
alberto al servicio de cualquier cul-
to, pero solo podra oficiar uno por
cada cinco mil habitantes 0 fracclon.
|Esto es. sin en- ma ~pob!aci6n de
diez mil habitanCes, por ejemplo'
existen cinco 0 seis temples abier-
tos al quito. s6lamen1e dos de los
seis s~acerdotes que haya en- dicha
Ipoblacion podran oficiar, ~queGando
e! resto, como facilmente Sc COM
prende, mas bien en- calidad de guar
danes de los temples, que son pro-
piedad de IA necion.
Ur reglamento'
Como Ia Legislature del Estado
autoriz6 al g~obernador INFERNO pa
IA exped1r el r~eglamento de Ia ley
~decretgda por dicha legislature, el
Esenor Bouquet, de acuerdo con el
~secretario de gobierno, Lopez Lima
res, quien ha sido gobernador en-
I~varias ocasioneS, formula Ell regla-
Imento, el cual he leyanta6o ms ola
de protestas. pues O. nadie M deja-
do s~atisfecho. Con efecto, en- tai
jreglamento, ell g~obernador fila el
nImeru de sacerdotes para cada po-
Iblsci6n, Ell numero de temples que
dehec permanecer abiertoS a. SEP
jgicio y dsponiendo sI cierre de a.
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F;=ss National BasiA
FgIr Collins N&tleass- Sank
Igagn.BAt National Bank
Frs: National Ean*
Morris 0-z2.ti, lIe. go y. Spring
FIRST Nat;sna. Bank (St.
Cig;keas 55gtisaal 5aik
First National Bank
San Bernardlae Nationa. Bank
gcsurity Commercial 6 Savings
.Saak
Citizens Commercial Bank
First A~'attC=a! Bank ~
F:r=9 Natie3a! 3arS
FIRST Nrt.o=&t Bank
Commercial National Bank
The Farmers Z Merchants Matte
m! Bank
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MAIN STREET
los ANGLES HlRCANTlE CO. " \ at IN. ..:::: .s-.e.2.
NGELES, CALIFORNIA.
RestriCCiones aI.CieFo
ENienn de Il Ia.)

dc Q n de csc nimer0 de haitian
ties. estin amenazadas de no contar
jarlas con IN ministro del quito,
que les Olga los oficios rcligiosos q
QUE estan acostumbrados.
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EN- BENEFICIO DE LA MUJER

Manana a las ocho de Ia noche, en-
ell parque sito en- Ia esquina de las
Gales Flores Y Nogalitos, Immediate
a la estaccion del Arkansas Pass, Sc We
rificara una junta EN- la que Sc ira!
taran asuntos relacionadoseon al ads-'
lanto de la muier.
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Cuando listed manda dInero q
davueFra nnediatlme1te, s. por atSUha
cia Gel benaficiario, 81 f~aleclmlenEG' en-
Sc puede nacer ell page en- Mexico EGSS
LOS ANGELES. CAL, : LOS ANGE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. han cunp!l
cion.Ssm causaC = 81 cIenIeIa nlngHna
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

no cousentirs en- que los ~eomeStibles
recibidcs de los Estados Unidos (ni
ctros a~rticulos similares V ahmenu-
cics Sc exporter a otros paises-
HENRY P. FLETCHER-Embaia.
dor de-los Estados J.nidcs:o
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pwo como pudMra creerse que este I o es verdad, henos resuelto dr al pi-
netemos = regular QUINIENTOS DO LIARS 2 la persona que nos demaes-
tire que LOS ANGELES MERCANTIL E Co, do 21 n. Main St, LOS ANGE-
LES, CAL, 0 LOS ANGELES NERO ANTILE co. SuGu-sal de 112 1l2 4.
West Commerce ST, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, han tmdo alguaa vz una
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2a: Epl9. ..--s+
FEET Es;!ihs, cUt9. -.
ls1zRsas. Colo.
/! 'a=.5. Cello. .,.
l6s Angeles, Cal. ......
GxnaFl. Cal ...s-...
Riverside. Cal .,-.+.
Co!tCn, Cal ..........
San Bertardiro, Gel. 4,
San Diego, Cal. ..4..4
Falt-oos, Cal ......-
CscaaSnga, Cal. .....
Eczrheils, Cal. $4,000
Banning, ca. ,....-.
Cglszd, Cab ,,.......
Senia Aaa, Cal ,.,''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

Redlsnds National Bark
First National Bank
First National Bank
First National Bank
The Ontario National Bank
The American National Bank
First National Bank
Corona National Bank
Banca PoPelare Fugazi
Bank OF Tehachapi
L. 4. Trust 6 Savings Bank, End
& Spring
U. s. National Bank, 2nd & Spring
The international State Bank
The Denver Stock Yards Bank
The Guaranty State Bank Of
WalsonpurG
The First National Blk
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FL PRECIC DEL DINERo ES Ell
MISMO EN- TODAS parties
AG NCIh S :

Phoenix, Ariz., Alberto Diaz y Vizcarra
V Co. 4th. Ave and Sherman st.
Mexicali B. C.-Edificio La F~anguardla.
Kansas City, Mo.-Ransas and Mexico
Commercial Co. % East Missouri Ave.
Kansas City, No.
Proximamente vamos obsequiar a to-
dos los mexicanos, cuya direction nos
sea conocida, I'm ibro que conterdra
datos muy interesantes y titles para los
t~rabajadores Mexicanos, titulado L
Agenda del Mexicano" y con tai objeto
suplicamos q todos los mexicanos que
G~uieran recibir csc obsequio nos manden
gu direction usando el siguiente:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16

AMSTERDAM, Julio 15.-Con Ia
captura de Kazan por las tropas tche-
co-eslavas, estas quedan duehas del
gobierno de la region baia del Voiga,
segdn dice un despacho publicado por
e. Berliner Tageblatt.
Agrega ell referido despacho que los
~tcheco-eslavos estan utilizando tam
bienla movilizaci6n ordenada por Ell
Ministro de la Gu ia, TrotzHy, eli
los Monies Urales, N Ia region del
rio Volga y en- Ia Siberia, para 81 pro
Pic p~roposito. organizando a su vez
regimientos de homb-es a los q Sc les
da ell nombre de Gaardias negrcs,
por ell uniforme que usan, para refor-
Ear sus propias tropas.
La plaza de Kazan Sc e~ncuentra So
bre ell ITO Kazanka, cerca de La on
fluencia de este con el Volga Els un
centric comercial Y manufactured Y
Ia MEGA del concrete entire Ia Russia
Europea y Ia Siberia. kazan sc en-
cuentra como a Glen millas al norte
de Simbirsk, donde las tropas del GO
bierno bolsheviki sc dice fueron de-
rrotadas Ia semana pasada por l6s
tchecoS.
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CUPON

Los Angeles Mercantile Co.
POI N. Maint st. Los Angeles, Cal
Sfrvanse tonar nota de mi direction
nara Que me manden enteramente Ora
IT'S eli obsequio que IDS. a a repair
tr lianado "LA AGENDA DEL MEXl-
CANO."
Direction
heblo
Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-16
Ouiriex1tos Declares Regalados.
La casa mas grnde mas ~inpOtante en- 81 g6nro en- los Estados l

col. reclamation iustificada DOR ia! co
6rden O Giro sobre Mexico Sc nasA a1an
cun Abogado, Agcnte de negocl9s' a. I'D Il
contra nosotros Ia deVoiuclon ne 1os "a
De en- ell aire, hemos deposlIauo do1 f;
RANCO DE ITALIA, segun e e0i'A
aoui Sc reproduce.
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LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE Co.
Sucuarsal en- SAN ANTONIO, TEX
1917 4 w. Commerce St.-San Antonio, Texas

ncepto o bien que ell c~omprador de M
obligado a emplear los serviclos de al
tie de Ia Autoridad, etc, para reciamar
nero; Y para que esta promesa no que
feridos QUINIENTOS DOLLARS en- el
cado de dep5sito No. 49, cuya fotografia
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Miami, A-iZ .......>
Tempe, Az --.--.--
Mesa, Ariz. .-...---.
W;ckerbU-g. Ariz- -.
Flagstaff, ATiz ...-.
Flagstaff, Ari2 ---
flagstaff, Asiz- 1900
Hf-skw, ArEZ- 1900.
-.
Mararci, H~2yden-Ray-
Stafford. .-.-..--
WE2glnza- AK 1900
Clark62a-JerCue -.
Fi:li2ms, AziE- $1,000
Al6uTqurQre, y. II. .
Ratca, y. Il.
( 3d.. SEQ. ..-
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La huejga que Sc inici0
Tiene de II ?rimeIa rag.

sario hacerlc constaT en- honor de los
Gbreros.
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LOS ESLAVOS CAPTURARON
KAZAN

LONDRES, Julio 15.-Las t-opas
tcheco-esiavas caputraroa Ia plaza de
kazan que Sc enuentra a 430 millas
al oriente de Moscou, segun dice IN
despacho telegrafico recibido Ell esta
capital, pr~ocedente de Copenhague.
La plaza dicha fue capturada por los
tcheco-eslavos despues de una 7igoro-
sa resistencia por los b~olshevikis.
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Abgsolo. CITE
ac4mb2ro. Go.
Acutzio. EeH
Agu1scaleGcE. AEs
AmealCo. Go.
Ameca, jail
spaSeo, Gtn.
AranGas, al
Ario De Rc1GEs,
Mich
SsientOS, ACS.
Atoro1iIco q Alto,
Atoyac. jail
Autlan- J2l
Ago e Chico, Jai
G~adereyt2, Qro
Calvllo Ags.
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RNOs 0 ESCRIBANOs DIGANOS CUAL Els sU PUEB 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
NOT ONE GERMAN SUBMARINE
KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN SUNK
Operating on This Coast
believed to Have SncriAced Speed
to Fuel Capacity.
IRy Associated Presr. ]

WASHINGTON, Juns 20.-Although
there have been varied reports recently
OF the destruction By patrol vessels
and armed steamers of one or more OF
the German submarines operating of
the Atlantic Coast. IL was learned au-
thoritatively to-day that the Navy De-
partment Is without evidence that
would Justify the belief that any OF
the sea wolves have been accounted
for.
II was also learned that close
study OF reports made BY masters of
ships which have been sunk or attacked
has suggested TO some naval experts
that the raiders are Of special type.
in which speed has been sacrificed to
fuel capacity, enabling the raiders 20
remain away from their bases for long
periods.
Some officers expressed the belief
that this sacrifice OF speed accounts
for the inability of the raiders easily
TO overhaul prizes which they have
chased for their ability to remain away
from Germany for SO long time.
The officers pointed out that vessels
capable of but little more than twelve
knots an hour have succeeded in run
ming away from the submarine after
being attacked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
NIGHT LETTER TELEGRAMS
SENT BY TRAIN MESSENGER
Post-Omcc Department Sets Ont 10
Brcak Up Practice OF Western
Union Company.
tBy Associated Press ]

tBy Associated Pres
WASHINGTON, June 20-Transmis-
sion of night letter kilograms by train
messenger instead OF b. wire between
Eastern cities is practice of long
standing, ii was learned to-day, after
tho Post-Ofice Department had taken
action TO stop the traffic by arrestins
five train agents of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. who had brief
cases filled with night messages which
they were carrying between New York.
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington The messenscrs-four Of
whom were taken at New York and one
at Boston-will be called before a Fed =
eral grand jury TO tell what they know
OF the traffic, and those responsible
for IT Will be charged with violating
the law giving the government postal
system monopoly of the transmission
Of public communications by train or
other post routes.
II was intimstcd to-day that a few
high officials OF tho company knew Of
the practice. Upon conviction they
would be subject to the penalty OF
$500 fine or six months Imprisonment
for each offensc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
TO DISTRIBUTE FREIGHT
TO SEABOARD FOR EXPORT
Joint Comniittec VIII Represent war
and Navy Departments and
shipping Board.
Hey Associated Prexs.l

IiE Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 2o.To regu-
late the flow of freight to ports for
export and distribute this traffic cquit-
ably between ports an exports con-
troll committee has been created by
the War and Navy Departments and
the railroad administration. 1t con-
Sists of Ma jor- General Goethals. Rear
Admiral Peoples, George D. Ogden.
general freight agent OF the Pcnnsyl-
vania. representing the railroad ad-
ministration; p. A. S. Franklin, rep-
resenting the Shipping Boards shipping g
control committee. and d. W. Cooke.
vice president OF the Erie, representing
the traffic committee in charge of al
lied shipments.
The committee will have authority
to select the port TO which specified
freight shall ue transported for trans
shipment overseas for use OF the War
and Navy Departments. the allied gov
ernmcnt and other interests. The com
nittee also may decide OH tho dist~i :
button OF the combined amount OF all
exports as between the various ports
so as to avoid congestion at any one
port and facilitate the handling Il;
terminals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
ITALIANS RECAPTJIRE
ADDITIONAL TERRAIN
President Restraints Congressman Seeking
to Declare War on Turkey and Bulgaria

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Pcud-
Ing complete investigation by the
State Department into the Tnbrlz
Incident. President Wilson hns laid
restraining hnnd on Congress, In
which body there is n growing dc
mn nd for nm immediate declaration
of war against both Turkey aud
BuI;,nrin.
Through Secretary OF state Lam
ate Committee ON Foreign Relu-
lions. the President is said to have
conveyed .Nitui rcnsons" why tho
government should not act in pre-
cipitntc fushfon.
As to Whnt these reasons were
although sevcr:l members of the
committee who have been most
urgent in support of u war declnru-
lion insisted thnt they were not
altogether satisfied that the gov
crnmcnt should delay. II wns gem
::rcs. would not net until the prcsi-
dent gave the word and unless I'm
his judgment such action Mns ad-
,ixnbic.
To-day formal requests were sent
by the state Department to both
:kc Swedish and Spanish govern
mcnts to obtain rs quickly MS pos
sibic NIL detail. of the reported
seizure Of the American consulate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21

n: Tabriz and the rnckinE OF the
A,ncricnn hospital.
The course of this government
i;:rsc measure by tho extent to which
these reports will fix the RESPONSE
hiiity for the outrage. II wax cn,-
'nhasizcd again to-day that if 1t is
shown thnt Turkish military nu-
thoriticS, part Of tho Turkish army
Spon>iblc, il would bc difficult to
avoid declaration OF wnr.
Whether even then Buigar ria
would nc formally included within
the list OF amrrlcn's enemies wilt
rToEabi? depend on the. ability OF
t..c President TO withstand the
growing pressure from Capitol Hill.
as well ns from the allied govern
ncnts, which nrc convinced that
bulgaria is playing n double gnInc
with tho United states and that the
bulgarian legation I'm this city is
thc center OF mcnaciDE intrigue.
Senator King, OF Utnh, nuthor OF
the ish-DulEnrinn war rcsoIu-
tion. pending before the Senate COM
,nittcc, Is very optimistic that favor
able reports will hc mndc. Hc pnr-
ttculnrly believes that the dccIarn-
iop of war against Turkey ix ns-
sured. He will speak In the Senate
ncxt week In vigorous effort 10
pat his measure through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
RED CROSS WORKERS
RAISE 5000 PORKERS
Output OF Missouri County VIII re
Shipped TO ST. Ioui.
Market.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Thrcc thou.
sand Red Cross pigs will soon go to
market. and none viii stay at home.
The Department OF Agriculture an
nounced to-day that the 3.cOO represent
the output of the Red Cross pig club
OF Carroll County. Missouri They will
be shipped to the st. Louis markc;
in September and this will NEAR more
pork for the country, more money Cor
Carroll County and an estimated con-
trioution OF $4,000 for the Fed Cross
Ihe club was organized. last. Gal! by
Z. +. Turner. county agent. who asked
1000 persons 10 raise 4 pig to be:
known as the Red Cross pig. Although
the county has only 1900 registered
voters. 5000 persons answered the call,
and now Red Cross porkcrs arc among
the most common sights of the coun-
trySide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
Offer $1,000 Reward
for Hun U-Boat Base
IBy Associated press.I

NEW YORK, June Auth entic
information that will lead to tho
discovery of nm actual German SUBJ
marine base will bring the infor-
niant not only the nutisfnction of
having performed patriotic act,
but rcvnrd of $1,000. This offer
vas made public here today by the
comnnndnnt OF the third navnl dis
trict to ntimulnte the ambition of
those likely to be In position To
obtnin such information, pa partIculnrly
scnfnrinE men. The oncr renda:
'Thc commandnnt third nnrnl
district, $50 broadway, New York.
has been authorized to pay $1,000
reward TO amy person who furnishes
authentic inforrna tion OF any actual
submarine base, rcscrving the right
to decide who In entitled to such
reward md TO apportion the revard
IL two more persons find such
iMforma tion."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
NEW BREAKFAST FRUIT
Government Develops TnnscIo. Which
Looks Like n Cross Between Tan-
Ecrfnc and Grape Fruit.

WASHINGTON. June a9-"Gool
morning. will it be grape fruit, an or
ange or tanGelo to start break
faSt?"
In the near future the studious
waiter may he expected to lay stress
OIL tho tangelo. 1t Is new typo OF
fruit which has beeu produced by the
Bureau of Plant Industry through a
cross between the tangerne orange
and the grape fruit The tangelo looks
like a bona tde orange. contains little
acidity and is said TO be a delightful
fruit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
PRESIDENT TOO BUSY
Hasn't Time Now 20 Discuss becoming
Candidate Again in Next
GnmpniSn.

WASHINGTON. June 30-Prcsiden,
Wilson is too much interested in WIN
ming the war TO be concerned with
talk connecting his name with third
term. 1t was stated at the White House
to-day.
Speakers at the Democratic conven-
ton in Indianapolis vino undertook TO
start a third term boom for MIR. Will
son arc believed 10 have been actuatcd
entirely by II desire 10 be compliment
tary. 1t is definitely stated that such
use of the Presidents name has no;
been authorized.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
PROHIBIT GOLD EXPORTS
Mexican OnhciaIs Also Bar Silver Ship
ments and Reduce OIL Ship
ping AlIotnients.
IRy Associated Press. ]

MENICO CITY. June 20.-Of11cial an
nouncement was made to-day that the
Mexican government had decided to
prohibit the expectation ct gold and
silver absolutely. because Of similar re-
strictions placed on these metals by
other countries.
The government also announced that
the daily oil production Of MeXican
wells was 1,337,212 barrels. OF this
amount. only 10 per cent could be
exported, it was stated. because OF the
shipping shortage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
GERMAN PRIVATE SOLDIERS
ARE SICK AND TIRED OF WAR
Dut Canadian Colonel Snya Their
Officers Arc Arrogant
MS Ever

AN ATLANTIC PORT. June o0.--Oniy
the officers among the German sol
diery retain their arrogance; the COM
mon soldiers are war weary and eager
for peace. according to Colonel +. G.
Goldie. of the Canadian engineers. who
arrived to-day on British steamship.
He said:
The chief concern of the German
soldier. judged from talks with pris-
oners. is 10 end the war and never
have another. Having been i'm the
war from the Marne TO the Marine.
and having talked with many prison
ers, think / give the privates views
correctly.
But German officers still seem 20
think Germany will win. and arc as
arrogant as ever"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
VIII stnrt Auto Parcel Post.

WASH HlNGTON. June 2o.--Daily au-
tomobile pnrcel-post service between
New York and Worcester Mass. will
be started July I. When a bad stretch
OF road between Waterbury and Hart
ford, Conn, is put in shape, the route
will be extended to Portland. Ms Re-
pairs TO this road are scheduled to be
completed by July Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
RUSSELL FOLLOWERS GUILTY
Federal Court Jury Rctrrn. Verdict
Decla ring Eight Violated the
EspIopngc Act.
Try Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, juno 20.--Joseph r.
Rutherford and seven other defond-
ants, followers OF the late Pastor"
Russell were found guilty OF con-
spiracy to violate the espionage law
by jury In Federal Court at 1880
o'clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
"GOUGING" ON WATCHES
JobbinE Firm Accused OF Prontecring
on Timepieces Furnished
Army Omcers.
GBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. June 2o.-Pro1teering
in watches furnished officers at Camp
Funston, kans.. by a jobbing firm was
charged by Representative Rodenburg,
of Illinois. to-day in introducing n bill
directing the government TO supply all
equipment, including watches, at cost
prices TO any military or naval officer.
An investigation by the Department
of Justice may be sought.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
HIGHER EXPRESS RATES
Interstnte Commerce Comm ission Sane
tions Increase for Cons olidnted
Express Company.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. June 20.--The Con-
solidated Express Company. TO start
operation July !, will increase its rates
about 10 per cent with the sanction of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
II was learned to-day. Many excep-
tions TO tho general increase are TO
be made. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
SLAVIC LEGION
Frcsident Authorizes Recruiting Of
Volunteer Force From Mcn Who
Arc Not American Cttizcn.
IBy Associated Press.

SE.I
WASHINGTON. June aO.-Presidcnt
Wilson to-day gave his approval to the
organization and training under the
War Department of a Slavic legion"
TO be composed of Slavs. JuSo-S -Slavs.
CZecho- -Slovenesc and Poles in this
country who are not subject TO the
draft and who volunteer for service
The legion would serve with ;hc
American eNpeditionary forces or with
the allied forces. rs the President may
determine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
COLLISION KILLS TWO
AirpInnes Crash Together in Midnir mt
Aberdeen. Miss. mt Altitude
OF LOO Feet.

ABERDEEN. MISS. June 20.-Licu-
tenant Leo NJ. Hines. Ellenwood. Kans,
and Lieutenant Francis NJ. Roberts. Of
Watertown. \. Y. are dead, and Lieu
tenant Robert q. Moore. F;lmw God
Place. Ohio. may died tho result oc
An airplanc collision at an altitude ue
l.10o feet near Payne field late to-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-21
FrencL ui.torInn Dica.

PARIS, Wednesday. June t9.-George
JACQUES Maur Pellissiere. a literary his
torian, principally on French and gem
eral literature OF the nineteenth cen
fury, died to-day.