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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

Place i los cspiritus. ha>tiados del naruIo s0fo-
cante Y p~eStifero de Ia baia pchtca' orr como una
meta, clara y perfumada, Ell eco de una nue'a que nos
dice algo de honor. dc ~verdadero patriotismo' &c ira
bajo. de reconstruction nacionai: aiso que nos recuef-
da Ia Erase sentenc,Osa de aquel PorfiriO Diaz que tan
hien Supo interpreter los dehereS del genuine sooer-
nante: '"poca pciitica y mucha Administrations Ncs
referimos a la noticia publicada en- nuestras columnaS,
dada por ell senior lngeniero Y Gcrcnel Narno Dorbe-
ker. miemhro que fue Gel Estado Mayor del ST. Gral.
D. Pcrfirio Diaz, sohEe Ia nuera riqueza. CREaDa En-
T~AMAULIPAS por emprendedoreS : patrictaS agri-
cultores. que inuodujeron al Estado ell cultIvo del RI
CUISINE henequen.
Bien vale Ia pena. esta singular ncticia. de ser
comentada Y puesta de relieve 4. eJemplo para todoS
los que sc dedican I Ia destruction ' exploitation run
nosa e infame del pals. cen Ell preteNtc de teoriaS que
nj entienden nj son capaceS de poner en- eJecucion, por
falta de efciencia V de mOralidad-
DeStruir, eS facil tarea Y a las veceS productive
nara los cue jamds construyeron, nj laboraron. nj aho-
rraron. Que hxm0s visto, adoicridos e indignadoS, IN
termipables romerias de "redentores" armados de 80
80, cargar en- carros imprcviSadoS con ei rGdaJs de Ia
maauiaaria agricoia, Salyajemente deStrozada, con los
muebles de las haciendas. las lam'naS acanatadaS de los
establcS Y habitacioneS. cen las puertaS ' las caEerias'
con los cristales Y hasta con las duelaS dc los plsoS-
La nbra de destruction Y Dc pltlaIe. ha Sido' ST. muE
fecunda, peco para eSos "redentoreS' porGue 10 que t
para In naci6R, ha sido una cataStrote.
por ESQ. cuando entire ell e~Strepito de ea funeSta
tarea demoledora. <abemoS Dc una labor de reconS-
truccion ' dc creacion de nuevas fuenteS dc riqaeza,
81 amino descansa como Ell peregrno que sc sienta a
Ia sombra del arbol SOLITAIRE, y pone en- terra Ell fardo
agobiador.
Grata, conSoiadora nueva e. la que nos ia ei IN
geuiero Dorbeker: Ia industrial del heaeQuen, nevtsIma
en- Tamaulipas, ia tornado un auge eNtraordInario Y
seeuramente alcaazara, pmr Ia inte!igente in'ciativa
De los haceadados tamauiP@cos, un gTado de deSarro-
Ito nunca imaginable, que en- coDcepto &c dicho caba-
Hero Superara quizas a tcdas las Industries Y rlquezas
del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

La victoria del General Alenby
en- Siria cue. ma dado por r~esu.tado
Ia distraction de dos ejerc!toS tur-
o :. We a ~causarle a Alemania IN COL
De muy sensible. IA los bCcheS sc
han lamentado de cue TurQuia no ha-
cia case de Ia Siria ' de Ia Nesopo-
tamia no obstante haber perdido Va
Bagdad. La Mecca Y Jerusalem.
Ia prenSa ha hccho notar ultima
mente que cl gobierno otomano no
tenia razon alguna para llevar
e~sfuerzos del lado del Caucaso deSde
el momeuto en- q2a el peligro ruso NJ
de~saparecido "a. Convene. d!ce e.
"Vorwaerts". 4 los irtereseS nlen en-
tendidoS de A'eman;a Y de Austria
u Turauia ~concentre todos los es-
fuerzos Ge III pohtica en- Ia MeSopo-
tar,ia Y Ia Siria. PueSto que los tro-
pas alemaraS - eStan batiendo por
rTurCuia en- el frentc turco, en- ter
minos amistosos, que II opinion pu-
blica alemana consideTa como I'm de-
Der nara Ia Puerta e~iercer 81 inlcla-
tiva politica, no tanto en- e. CaUcaSo
O en- Ia Persia septentrionai, S-no en-
eI punto amenazado de Ia Mesopota-
mia Y de Ia Siria."
Los acontecimientoS acaban de ce-
mcstrar que la n por a cua!
- :nquieta6an los aiemaneS era muy
seria en- Siria, Pero no sc puede Is
tar IN todas parties Il = veZ. FL go
bicrRo otomano To pTedc aSegurarSe,
mechanic una ocupacioU relatlyamen-
L. fac.l, la possession dc las regiones
del Caucaso. Ia penetration en- e Nor
te dc Persia Y al mismo tempo hacer-
le fre1tc = una amenaza bulgaria en-
IL TurQuia lie Europa : detener el
avauce del General Alenbv. PueS no
hav que olvidar que TurQuia. que CO.
noce 4 su vecina bulgaria ' que MIA
o aprenSion juStificaGa del .ado de
AndrianopoIiS. esta obliSada u cul-
darse muy sacramento contra las po-
siblcs empresas del POGO e~ScrupuloSo
Fernando. En- consequence, etecj-
o conSiderablcS tiene que conSer-
varse como rcserva en- Constantine
pla, y "a defenSa lie Ia Siria sc reS'en-
t. de clio muchC.
Fernando 50 ~alegraria sin duda de
"a derrota de Il aljadoS : acaSo has
IA Sc senUiria inclinado a Ia veleidad
De sacar de clio UT provecho inme-
diato i, por ~ ParTe, ro $ cncon-
tiara en- p~rcsencia de u ~Sicuacion
que -eclama toaa 81 atcncion. Z!
general Francher d'ESNercy, Co
mandante international lie SalOnIca.
ACADIA de darleS 4 los turcos IN mo-
Two para regoCijarse , Su vez, en- e
fecto, a expansas de los buigaro$. q,
o~freCerle al Sultan aigo Que lace jue-
90 con "a victoria de A.llenby. Los
aliadoS en- n Nesopotam.a
con una rapideZ que cS ., mejor au-
gurio: son duenoS de los d~c>tjiaderoS
de Dem;-hapou V 50 han establecidc
mas al roryc en- el rio Nardar; han
co-tado :as Was fGrreaS de 0ushOu5
Il SaI6nica Y de NeSlcS q Prilep en-
tanto que avanzan por otra parte ma
Ga 81 vale de Strumnitza.
Ia p-ensa bulgaria ha escog!do este
momeato para deciararse-uAani-
memente" segun dice IN deSpacho d.
Z2rivh-en favor de una paZ rapida.
as tempo muy a propoSito para es-
cuchar n yoz de Ia raz6n'. dice un
diario de Sofia. 'los exitos &C Ia En-
tentc en- Francia no puGen negarSe",
dice otro. Io que tampoco puede ne
.garse es cue 81 los SXitos de los ala
aoS en- Macedonia Sc ~desarroHan como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
E N ORIE N 7 T

Trad. del frances para La Prensa"
10 eSperamoS. van 4 colocar = BUIga-
ria on una s~ituaci6n bien dificil. A
case al Garse cuenta de clio en- Sofia
los desoes &c paz Sc hagan mucho ma
vivos todavia.
Por fortuna los a'iados no enten-
deran Ia, coSas dc la miSma manera.
Es n~eresario que "a opinion bulgaria
sea ilustrada 10 bastaute para que
comprenda que deSpueS de haber
frusrado las inrriGas boches disfra-
zadas De pacifistaS no amo . caer
en- n trampa bulgaria. Por 10 de-
mas. en- el seno De los gobiernos ALA
dos eXisten ;71mhres que e dan cuen-
II exacta de Ia importancia. muy
frecuentemente demostrada, de este
frente de Macedonia. gus el NarlScal
Toch fue el primero en- despertar. Sc
ma dado en- decir que "A victoria de-
cisiva Sc ganara EN- q trente franco
belGa. peTo no es g cleric que
las CPei"0'olV> iV4See H"o
a caoo 81 i'S 1Ie"'e "o0esol.0S
tSlouiran CO un" name" iA"y 80"
a a~Dresarar Ia bora de IL decision Ii
nal. L canine oe Detthl 6">a po'
NIeaa repetia en- otro I'eHhPo q 20
rome! Barone. cnEo uhico tF'or OF
S'Stlo en- Greer que Naoo[na p""1a
'!egar all aEteS dc que Sc '0S'a'a ="
unIdad de mando' \ 10 mgnos DE"
haa-la PodIdo paSaf por AN ' u
na2ri& pasado seguramen'e 81 las CIR
c~u"stanclas les hunleran permit'9H
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02


Los mtelcct"aieS det
estdn I'm 81 cs no eS reSe"fldoS con
DON vcnusfiano n ticnen ya=6n.
Hcbjnv oucdndo. cuGrdo hicieron
n copouista de Mcrico. tro& dc GcG-
bar con la dictadpra dc FjctoriGno
Huertc u reducir O la NADIA a los
> iGrc;tos ccpr~cncioaiSta a rdIiSta. en-
qpc Ia rerdddcrC historic dc Mcflco
romcn-abo Ell dia en- q"e en- la Ha-
cieada dc Guadalupe sc tirmarH et
DIa, hbertudor qpe habi0 dc ddr al
pueblo mericano todoS los SapremoS
'e n~alienables dercchos de q"e ie ha-
bicn prirado por ms de ma ce"t"-
ria Su mHla fortuna y sH$ mG'o$ 60
biernoS y por los que hG6tH S"SPlFd00
Siemprc sin ]eHcoNtrnr Pat1d'H eSlor-
=ddo que por cORq"l&tnrLoS sc hn=d-
yG a la luchG.
He ali para atras, nadG, Gbsoi"td-
meutc NADIA. En- Ia politicG. en- Ia g"e-
.17u. en- Ell ~gobiermo. en- IL cLencm q
en- Ell qrfc. nadie habG hl,ido d1gHo
dc com pararse con los que Sdt'dn de Ia
wvItjtud rictoriosn dc CelGyn q de
| Leon. con los que al i'm q Il Ia poStre
habian ~aporecjdo ante Ia '~iicieHc'd
nacioaqI con Ell sapreho gcSl' de al
| tiro yeto con que Gryptdide, eH Ia
idbnIG m0roriliosa de HHgo, "Pa'c-
ciese onte los principles dc Ia g'eja
I~rgiQtsrTG en- Ia alta ma az |"
Reaie-a.
81 nlgo bueno HGbiG Gu Ell aver dc$-
truido Dor Ia 0COlGRcho r~cCotuc1oHo-
ria. tcnio la mdcula dc Ia ignomrn1d,
dc IN ,,cr0aen=u: f~rasccndio a eSclH-
,.ityG ~ n q,Gsullnie. y los hOT1breS
ugeros, n Ell pueblo, qHc Gbr1n los
oios u Ia rerdndcra M-, no de65d 81
nn;s,o towoyIo on cucntG.
III o.bicg7,o. In riqHe-a. Ia gtoriG,
q oo,g,suj. poScban a ser pdtrimonlo
errb,sjro de los reeoIucjonGrioS 9 dc
los amiqos de los reroi"cionGrsoS, de
los ope hdb;dn djSpGrGdo an JnSH o
reddctddo ana DrOctdmG o coMI"Uo u
n rerob.ci6u. 0 sequido al patriarch,
~seGuros de So fc q c0ntiddoS en- $"
~rictoriq. en- 81 6rodo a Ia Her"'c0
Cjudad dc lerdcT"-.
4 1Jtimns te,haS. Don Tenusiinno
I-gnc eS Ell mas i~nteiigcRte ne los ca
,..anc;stox-b, lido olriddndose dc 10
sS, nIco,os he les Il rivie-
ron ccFco &c "S ~ Iao n,eyceJeS
clones, CStGH rtcLoteHuo '''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

tumbrcs tan curicsas como esd O. obligar 4
los viandanb,s a connrHr cohetes cuando com
pran cmida Hay lugares en- Mexico. espe-
cialnentc ciertas "HaciandEs." donde ~ usa
el jab6n como moneda y en- donde, pnr 10
;anto. los transcuntcs SC ven obl;gados 4 re-
cibir enormcs cantidaics dc las dcScomunaieS
~pastillaS que 50 vcnden IN Ct pals, como cam
bio de Ia nOneda que dirron para pagan !"
que compraron. Ash pucs. Is muy possible
que el distinGaido historiaGo- Salado Ava
rcs haya crcioo que .,odria cxis,ir en- Hondu-
ras IN costlmbrc rcfcrida. en- vista de que en-
81 terra las hay muy scmcjantcs, y no VIC
inconvenience Ell aprovcchar cl pint"rcSc"
detallc para SUI cUcnto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
INA CARTA DEL SSR. D. RAFAEL HELlODORO
VALE, APROPOSLTO DEL CUENIO DEL Lie.
D, VCTORIANO SALADO ALVAREZ. (D

tierras de Honduras solo Sc vende
comida a condicion de que Sc COM
prem cohetes, Y los viandantes que
man los que estan obligados a ad-
quirir."
No puedo salir de estupor al re-
leer estos renglones. Y 10 quisiera
solo por no lamentar que IN escritor
de tan significada posicion intelec-
tual Sc exprese asi, va que esos pin
torescos detalles que nos faclllta ha-
ran s~onreir hasta q los ninos del
kindergarten en- mi pals Y pone de
relieve la amplitud de conocimientos
~geograficos de nuestro academico.
va que no quiso preguntar a Bernal
Diaz del Castillo acerca del china de
Honduras y 81 tel vcz a los turistas
que a diario calumnian a Ia Ameri-
ca Central. debiera el seiior llcencla-
do haber pedido infor7nes a los me-
xicanos que residen IN TERRA veclna
a Ia en- que Sc ha refugiado para es-
capar de Ia t%urbonada-
iQue diria el delicloso proslsta 81
al escribir algo sobre Mexico EN- vez
lie informarnos Ell los autores series
como Humboldt, acudiesemos q cier-
tas fuentes como les de Reverendo G.
L. Morril, cuyo reciente libro sobre
Mexico es la clarinada mas escanda-
losa del dicterio?
Deseo, senior Director, la publ
.caci6n de estas lineas en- su leido CO.
tidiano, Y que mande como siempre
q su atento Y SECURE servidor.
Rafael Hsliodoro Vale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02
WASHINGTON, % de septiembre

WASHINGTON, 20 de SepI4eIiiois
de 1918.
Senior Director de LA Prensa.'
San Antonio, Texas.
Distinguish senior:
Me "a complacido leer Ia edicion
que csc importante cotidiano
de al glorioso 10 &c sep
tiembre. Los hondurenos que nos
educamos en- Mexico mantenemoS Ell
quito de nuestra segunda patrla, Y
en- esta crisis de su historic nuestro
carino Sc convierte en- amorosa IN
ouietud. pues ell triunfo de su naclo-
naliGad cuenta con los %sufragios de
nuestras almas.
Una de las firmas que ava!oran Ia
edicion a que aiudo, es la del licen-
ciaGo Victoriano Salado Alvarez, Gu
va ~acuarela regional "El ounce de
Ramona viene a ratificar el renom-
bre de que GOA el ~distinguido estl-
lista. Nj mala suerte me ha brlnda-
do I'm d~esagradable momento con Ia
lectura de esa pagina que, Slno tue
"a Dor los quilates de merito que
tiene como literature de buena es-
tirpe. Sc creyera el desahogo de n
pluma infeliz. FL senior licenciado
asegura Que en- mi pals Ia Ramona
de su cuento llevaba II vida lnso-
portable, TODD por aquellos calores
tremendos, aquel Hover continue,
aquellos mosquitoes d~evorsdores y
a~uuellas innumeras alimanas. Pero
las h~iperboles llevan al cscritor has
ia afirmar con desenfado que zen
Oh NOTA DE LA REDACCIoA-Con gus
10 acccdemos 4 los dcscos del apreciahle ftrmaa-
tc de- In carta, dc puoIcarla en- las column
mas dc este diario pcro no Queremcs nnecrio
sin dcjar de cxaoner nucStra opinion de que.
sacramento. 81 senior Lie. don Nictoriano
Salado Aware. al cScribir Su cucnt" FL
Ounce DC Ramona" no tuvo Ct prop"sI;o
de sancrir n los hondurcnos con FL relate que
hscr dc LIS condicioncs de Ia vida de In he
roma de su historic. en- ticr:aS de Hondu-
ras. poruuc. en- dicho relate, 81 reflcrc inda-
.!ablemcntc solo a una region. aGuclla en- que
VIVA Ramona. Semeiante n muchas de Next
co y DO toGcs ruestrcS paises amcr,caHos,
dnrdc hav mosquitoes devoradorcs. calorcS IN
scportabIes. Iluvias rcrtinaccs y tambien cos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-10-02

~negocios, a causa de Que Ia mayor
parte de sus consumidores 10 son los
habitartes de las poblaciones mexi-
canas colindantes, los que no han po-
lido pasar va los comeshbles.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
State Churches to Help
Explain Dry Ratification
Question to Come Before Legis-
laiure VIII Be Discussed
December 20

Some 5000 New York State churches
will on December 20, the Sunday be-
fore the opening of the Legislature in
Albany, give all or part of their time
at one or both services to explaining
the ratification issue as affecting the
nation and the State of New York, ac-
cording to William II. Anderson, state
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League.
The date has been moved ahead from
the last Sunday in January to the last
Sunday in December. At this time the
attitude of Senators and Assemblymen
toward ratification will be discussed.
In answer to criticisms of his plan for
a joint caucus of Republican Senators
and Assemblymen to make ratification
a party measure, Mr.. Anderson said
"The league is entirely content for
the Legislature to ratify some other
way, provided ratification actually goes
through both houses sooner than could
be done by the joint caucus method,
but no other plan, such as separate
caucuses, will answer the purpose un-
less both houses actually ratify. The
responsibility for failure, if there
should be failure, must rest upon those
who defeat the plan that will insure
ratification"
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22

get two more persons outside your own
family to join. One dollar pays for
full membership fol 1919 In this last
hour of immense effort and keen anNi-
ETY. we direct this appeal TO YOU, be-
cause of all persons we believe you
must love the Red Cross. We ask you
to ask yourself if there is any one
thing your boy would rather have you
do. These are last hours Of the cam.
paign. VIII you not help?"
Every pulpit day will be the scene
Of an appeal for the roll cal. Special
Red Cross sermons Will be preached,
special Red Cross speakers are TO ap
pear in many churches, and returned
soldiers and sailors, wounded and
eager to tell of what the Red Cross
really does. Will assist in the general
roundup Of the churchgoers in what
President Wilson termed "the COM
radeship of the Red Cross"
Yesterday, the Jewish Sabbath, saw
the exhortation delivered at every syn
agogue and service by the rabbi Off
i, ciating. They had learned of the non
sectarian Andeavors of the Red Cross
from returned Jewish soldiers, and
were eloquent in its praise. Uni
formed men, bearing wound stripes on
their TUNES, appeared at the services
and helped workers enroll members.
Results reported from various orthO-
dox congregations were satisfactory.
Home Workers Final Drive
Fifteen thousand workers in the
home division of the campaign jour
neyed busily around the city yesterday
in the first lap of their final race to
get all mothers and fathers, sisters
and brothers. cousins and aunts, en-
rolled under the emblem of mercy.
Thomas IIilGt. vice pres ident of the
bankers and trust companies commit
tee, reported yesterday that 121 of the
l27 institutions listed in the city had
enrolled as body, making an average
for the division of 96 per cent Mr..
Hildt expects to receive the other six
100 per cent enrollments to-morroe'.
The latest banks TO enroll arc the
twenty-seven Manhattan branches of
the Corn Exchange Bank, the National
Park Bank the Gotham National Bank
the Central Mercantile Bank, the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, the w
A. Grace & Co. bank, Fifth Avenue
! Bank. Guaranty Trust Company and
/ the Fifth Avenue, Greenwich, Hanover
and Lincoln Safe Deposit companies.
William f. Taylor, chairman of the
Industries division, reported the latest
( firms to enroll 100 per cent were Tiff
fany & Co., the Waterman Fountain
Pen Company and Breed, Abbott 4
Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Workers Homes Urged
Better Places to Live Solve the
Problem of Unrest

The war provided great impetus
to the movement for decent homes fos
employees, said Noble Foster Hoggson,
president of Hoggson Brothers, build
ers, yesterday.
"under governmental auspices and
with government money he ADDED,
plants engaged in war work under
took to create villages designed along
model lnes to house their workmen
and so reduce shifting Of labor from
place to place"
"Fo ignore our housing needs in our
future calculations will be no less than
calamity. A man holds his home
sacred above all things. Take his
home away or the right to create a
home and you win produce wanderers
living under conditions not fit for ami
mails The result is new members fol
inciplert Bolshevists."
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
100 Per Cent Household

I'VE ask you first to see that your
household is 100 per cent enrolled IN
the Red Cross. We ask you, second, to
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Red Gross Holea
Goes TO Homes
OF w ar Heroes
WhirIwind Finish for City's
Mercy Campaign Needed
TO Gain Desired Quota
Churches Sound Appeal
Thousands Join Organiza-
lion, bu, Total Falls Be-
hind; Jews Back Drive

Families of men in the service were
appealed to yesterday to carry to sue
cess the Red Cross Christmas Roll
Call, which ends to morrow night. This
unusual step was taken at the last
minute, because results of the drive
from all over the country showed that
less than half the number of persons
who joined the organization last year
had enrolled so far in this campaign.
A whirlwlnd finish is being looked
to 20 save the Roll Call from failure.
Unless New York displays great deal
more Of the "heart and dollar" spirit
in the next forty-eight hours the city
will have fallen down in its pledge to
the men in uniform, through whose
efforts war was ended.
The appeal. made public by H. d.
Campbell chairman Of the Christmas
Roll Call committee, says;
lis the Red Cross membership drive
going to fail? 1t is not going over as
everybody hoped. The trouble is not
opposition it is that persons expect tc
be approached, they are waiting to be
asked. This means workers. We
haven't enough workers.
I'VE freely take into our confidence
you with men in the service, and APP
peal toAyou TO help. We beg of YOU
take this appeal to Yourself personally
If any one Will listen. surely it is you
We ask you to do two things, and we
ask you to, DO them in the name OF
l.,4 IN,
window.
100 Per Cent Household
1--WE ask you first to see that youl
household is 100 per cent enrolled II
the Red Cross. We ask you, second, tc
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Red Gross Roll Call
.ugs Behind 1917 Mark

HOWThe country is tagging in
b n it's response to the Red Cross
roll call for membership was
shown yesterday by figures of
cnrolments up to Friday night.
For the five days Of the drive,
10.122, 400 persons in all parts Of
the country had joined the organi-
zation. as compared with 22,000,-
600 who became members last
year.
The figures made public show
for the Atlantic Division, 2,600,-
600 members; Lake Division, 1,-
0,000; Northwestern, 23S,000;
Gulf, $4,000; Mountain, S7,000;'
Southwestern, 1,051, 900; South
ern. 100000; Central, 100000;
Pacific, $4,000; Pennsylvania,
407, 900, and Insular, 6,400.
twenty-five per cent of the
population of New York State has
enrolled.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
u. S. Will Turn Many
TanI<ers Back to Owners
Only Oil Ships Necessary to
Supply Army and Navy
Will Be Retained

Plans for the prompt release from
government requisition of part Of the
fleet of TIA tank steamships, eighteen
of them Pacific Coast vessels, with an
approximate aggregate tonnage of
100000 deadweight tons, were an
nounced here yesterday by the United
States Shipping Board. Only those re-
quired for supplying the army and
navy of the United States with fuel
oil, it was stated. will be retained by
the government.
W. II. A. Walker, tank steamer exec
utive of the shipping control commit
tee, in making the announcement said: ::
"'The Shipping Board has decided
that steamships now engaged IN the
owners usual previous service, free
from accounting, shall be released
without delay. ~
CAS- to ali other tankers to be re-
leased, the release will be effective
upon the return and discharge, if with
cargo, at a United States port as soon
as practicable after the full settle
ment of commitments already made or
which may be found necessar? to make,
and where commitments or other rea-
sons may nccessitate special treat
ment.
"This announcement is to be taken
merely as statement of policy, and
the details as to the release Of each
tanker Will be promptly taken up by
the board with each tank steamer own
err
The ia tank steamships were re
questioned by the government in DC
tober. 1917, with other American ships
and were used for various purposes
chiefly however. for supplying naval
vessels and army transports with fuel
oil from Mexico
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
5000. 900 Loss, Five Hurt,
AS Chemical Plant Burns

The plant of the Cosmic Aniline
Chemical Company, three-story frame
structure at Chatterton and Zerega
avenues, The Bronx, was DESTROYED bv
fire and a series of explosions yester-
day, with loss of nearly 100000.
Sixty employees were in the plant and
four were overcome by fumes. They
went home after receiving medical at
tention. Fireman Valentine Stinicer
of Hook and Ladder Company A, suf-
fered lacerated hand, but remained at
work after the decorations had been
dressed. :,
New-York tribune., 1918-12-22
Major Straight Mourned
By Two Industrial Firms

Resolutions Of regret at the death
Of Major Willard Straight have been
adopted by the Industria Finance Cor
roration and the Morris Plan Company,
of New York, IN both of which Major
Straight was a director.
The resolutions of the Industrial FL
nance Corporation were adopted by the
committee: William Hamlin Childs, w.
X. Craig, Coleman du Pont, Edwin O.
Holter, John Markle, Arthur j. Morris,
Alexander V. Roe, Charles H. Sabin,
Eugene V. R. Thayer and Henry R.
lowne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-05-23
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