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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08
TEXAS WoMAHs PRESS ssto
CITATION.

Dear Nuuhtrs
% has heeu decided TO hold our vi.
winter Executive Board meeting
Galveston at ihe time of The nsssIx
nf lhc TcNas rrdemiion q Nens1t
cuhs, us special railroad iaiA ~
tbru nYlinhlc
November l-th at 2.so .. M n VI,
tel Gnlvcz the date hour and Ilse
The officers lrpolnilve meinhen Z
thc Executive Guatd and chaiunu I
STANDING committees are urged io y
present tu consider matters pefilnsA
CD th" growth and advuucemeni 4 -
Association Thc program tor ~
annual convention win receive ara
attention and place ~ meeting n r.
unltcly decided
The TcNas Federation u Wcnaii
clubs win provide a litery ~.
iu the Interesting urogram 70 b p.
scented ut their convention, sh'eh y
us VISITING ciuh-womcn arr cralaif
invited tu SHARE. : Press sessiaa ~
ic one Of the features, preslded ~
Dos Miss pecca Lamar West u N,'s
tnc efficient Press ChalfmAn ~
several Speakers chosen from -
membership Thine does or sister y
anizatlon recognize the active csef'
Grafton of tho Texas womans i'''
Association.
We have had pcrind of se>'A'sr
80 activities during the summer mna''
and now. with The first eopl qeas
am sure We are an eager % sAr y
iho cause Of humanity agaln shA -
sumo our crusade with pen ana pm
aeainst an the forces n wrne
lu this day ~ clearer viaien. ~ ~
demands are dails made uprn
trained pen OF the ready writer y ~ /.
port the iipln of men ~on'c-
children from discordaut eond,'lsf
living und lahorine Despi'e inf ~
doniug Thought that IN other spa' y
fires 81 civilization have heen ~. Z
light the torches of wAf'
stands forth like her owh ssa~
"a ihafty enhrhtsninc the wor'A
extends tho olive-hunch % Is.+
warning nations, while Wisely
90 the conservation u her pNp ~
tntinns This calls Tor ereaiff
urou our organised forces fcr e \,
an. To- maintain themselves 'ri.n I.
unmovcsl by the passions q We
our motto Lofts r'''
hi4h ideals" la an thc zeasans
sincerely. ,.x
NlRs. WI. cHRisTisS>.
Houston i'resideut A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

Monday. $3.50 J., N Presidents ~.
ftlfufc. "f'rnbleinH Of club Walk dis
GUESSED BY presidents ~ wnira, dis
trlcta, cities aud indlplduii rlyhr. SITS
Percy " rennybarhrf. preridsut - 90
General Federation ~ WomonH clubs
prcnIdlnF.
Monday. 30 o. ~. iskeeHiiFc hoard
ireefinF ballroom iiptei 9plYcz
Tuesday. "a DcloNairH VIII re-
port % credentials committee w bah
room n Hotel tialyez.
Tuesday 10 h. ~ call 90 order lu-
vocation. rev. Henry COHEN. Hhlgca-
ton. chorus. ''Thr STAR Spqnnlod iiAn-
ner." Mrs rcprrr v Reid ~ Calves
ION. leader. addresses ~ welcome. fyf
the city. Mayer fewiu Fisher. Tor onl-
weston club women, Mir. - f. Clarke.
Icaponns. Mrs, " iictty Curry. prcn-
hamM greetings. Mrs Andrew Rose.
Texarknnn. state regent Daughters ~
thu American Revolutions greetings.
George washington Chapter Daughters
~ the American Revolution. Galveston.
Mrs. Edward Randall. Galveston
greetings. Mira Charles T. llnmmil.
Iongvicw. president Daughters Of tho
gunfrdonry. greetings Mrs W NJ
Womnn'a Press Association, greetings
Mrs Chalmers w. Hutchinson. lDli
Wofth, president Texas r"nfroHa ~
Mothcra
Formal opening ~ the convention,
Mrs Henri %. Fail ~ Houston, prrHi
dent.
Reports ~ committees Rules and
regulations Mrs w. ~ Potter. Tyler
pfoarm, Mrs. q. w. connrry. For
worth. credentials. Mrs peOrRc q.
Phelps ffancitnH
Election ~ new clubs
Report ~ officers Recommends
lions. Airs Henry 49, fali correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. W g. fufholl
Houston; recording BecroiarY ArN lt|
D. Robbins cleburno. ireaaueof MIS-,
Edmund Key. Marshall auditor MfH
H. y. Drought. Ann Antonio
General discussion.
iiusinraH
Adjournment
Tuesday. iiis y. m cali 40 order
Heading ~ minutes,
District Presidents session First.
Nr q ~ burnside. wichita Falls
secudn Mrs q T. bradford. iunhhm
"hiri Mrs W. q Spencer Marshall
mirth. MfH : y Cunningham lionu
. pnl 1nh Mrs ~. Il. urpwn, San
hninnin.
Genofti Federation aoaslon; Report
~ ,'steai Federation SECRETARY Mrs
Wi u1isherR san An,onioi pchOrH
ffon the hiennial what Feature 81
thr hicnuial Impressed Mo Most
q neial dinrusninn
Reports ~ committees. Club cNten-
fion. Mrn %, l., Mcknight Center
inose Miss ilecca iamnr West waco.
ano Mfa " ~ iifamlettc. Austin
rilnsing. Mrr " W Vaughan. iIoup.
tiri transportation. Mrs !. u Thomas
'Yney Grave Ufsnrr. Mira liNn"r y
'Nnde. stamford. revised constitution.
.'rt = G. Totrall Marshall
gencud hualunHa.
Adjournment nt so
TUESDAY. , y. m. prrHldonta' cVgn
inp, MrH MnHeio ~ iiarry sherman.
vice rtrri0nl ~ large. presiding
iianu aplu "panse NoRre" tCNtu
llcetu, Miss Ruth Cohen, Galveston
nr,pldcnts moaange Mrs i,onry ~
Fall lioaston. greetings from tho past
proeidcnla, erootinEs from yaltue
riate prctiicnts symposium ~ youih
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08
ANNUAL CONVENTION TEXAS FEDERATION
WOMENS CLUBS NOVEMBER Is GALVESTON
Program Arraneedfor Annual Meeting Is Unusual
Iy Attractive Corpus Christi Clubs Will
Send Many Delegates

,ocsI daei, "Oh That We Two we've
NpYlnR fvfVinHl. Hprinr tide in ihe
/ NfadDMn" 1.righirn Van rourij. Nra.
George Reid and Mru. =. v. lipiman.
Gult esfon. Three ipiutn ~ Wh,'h
lrslfs Centralized Attention Dufinr Tho
Next Two Yaarp." Mrs reuy q PEN
nylAokef. ibe biennial Mra MnHRif
W iAfry. sherman.
Wednesday, z 80 p. a.
can 10 order
Invocation feg robert " iiuih
GALVESTON.
ilHadinF ~ minuten
Two-ninuia REPORTS from an city
fcsirfntlDna. Abilene, Corpus Christi.
dallas. benton. Port worth. Oilmrr.
Houston. Marshall San Antonio.
Reports Of Committees 'oliiirpi
science, Mrs. NJ lictiy curry tsren
ham; olyli neryirr fsfufN. Mira a. J.,
Ayerlil VI paso parks ana Hobooia
Mrs o. NJ Ritchey MiFefal Wells
home economics Mrs. g Brown
Dallas pure food. MrH. Macon Aann-
dofs, Fort Worth llscuhVlon l'd vs.
Mrs o. :. Darwin "Ouf Dirla' clubs"
Miss Ruth flnsh. ssirISInney "itndaw
ment Fund" Mm u - nuchanan. ~
Worth
General business
Adjournment
"Wednesday. lst5 o ~.
Special service session,
can 90 order
lttading 81 minutes
report Of committees.
Social Service Mfs. Walter - Ahnfp,
Houston
Rural life. Mlss Mamie Gearing. Aus.
Tin,
Addross "Tho Woman on the Farm
Mlae Lntio stonrra. Milwaukee. WIS
Address Hrhe Woman on the Trxns
lntm" Mrs n y Jackson. Paris
aond roada. John W Warren. san
Aniunln.
Conservation. Mrs. bruce REID Port
Arthur
Tho Lovor hlii and community on-
operation. Mira MaRgle " iiarr sher
man.
ciyIcs round iable, Mrs q. D. Rob
crte. TnyiOr
business
Adjournment
Reception \ to No.
rhufHdny $50 ~ IN.
Education Day
Cali in order
inyocauon Rev . " itefwlu Gal-
tHtun.
N,ndinE ~ minutes
Reports 80 committees isdnepiipn,
MiH ircd liomng paiaa. eunpul
sorry education. Mira y " y MhrrN.
superintendent public aphools. Terrell
"rhe nufai Mejhor and the Scn0ul.'
Mira W. A. wamrr Claude ubafy
extension. Mira W A. Wynne WiiiH
Point. literature. Mfs G, H. Hughes,
Wharton. MnVing rlctufoa hnd How
uccnHor Them" Mrs W r. Stewart,
tun Worth. history. Mrs D j. Wright
Paris historical sketch 81 Galveston.
MIS- MARY NJ liorueioid aAiNeAtuni
art. AIRS NJ T. liewicy. Fort Worth
"liuW io Judge Picture" Airs " w.
liowieV Fort Worth, humane. Mrs
Wilhpr g.. Freeman San ur;lto. trnn-
lnR sch0nl NlIa y T. rutncr Dallas
state training noh0ol. ludge Quentin
u. rutley. Dallas
business
Adjournment
Peas Seseion
rhufaanN 10 10 n q n Mas pecca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

Lamar wca, chalunau preas depart
mcut presiding
'Ihr Function vt tsh District CHAIR
mon, "ight minutes, two minutes
each Mrs " a. Potter, press chair
man ~ first district Mrs Vs. a. iauN
ford. press ohaNuha &c secuud dies
tucl Airs. James Monru. pro.s chair
mau ni thlrd district Airs Gussia
Scott CLANCY. press chairman " nfh
dlsuici
fhc Kind ~ club NoRv thc News
pnpcr Wants" ,ivE minui,al. Grursr
WaNcriy ihlggs. editor ~ Galveston
! News
rhc n,nents 81 Publicity to hc
I Federation" five mnutrsi. Airs Wi.
/ liam Christian. l'rcsidentr " - a
! 'isrcNiN rs the Snu ~ Wit" dhrsc
mlnuteal' MrH. Mantle nowunrd rrck.
I Cofslrana
\ "iiuw Go Rcarh the Rural Woman.
I ithrse minuteal
n Value Vt the preaa Committee tu
other Committee Chiirmrn' 1hf.s
minutesi. Mrs Maggle HAIRY. yiee
president at iarnv q a. ". g..
"a STATE official organ" ttcn min
utvai. Peter MolynonuN. editor "TrVn.
| club Woman
"our Outs ~ the Grueru Fcdera
tinn Megasino' ucn minuiesl Mrs
Percy v. lennyhackcr. president ~
General Federation ~ womens clubs
rhursdaY ii45 . m
eau ,o order
Rrsdlns Of minutes
Reports 40 Committees liellih. Msa
D. ~ Elw"li Uoiiad. Waterways and
forestry, Mrs , y. Goodwin. Austin.
firo prevention, Mrs. James \ shcp
pnrd. iirownwuod, vocational vdu,a
tiun. vocational guidance. W b. ur
Eell. president A. 4 NJ, Couegc. nr,an
legislative. Mrs }. a. plhr.ll Srguin
Address. What To-day Calls Faf
aiiss ilrlvn Narich hosMsll NeW Nurk
|iCity
Music, Miss i.euiSe Pace. Cofsicana
Music as an Educational Force." a.
~, Reed department, ct Music. State
University.
~Nluslc as Social Forrc" Mrs D.
y Lyons Fort Worth
Standardization ~ Teacher" Mrs
U. I. Cox. Houston
Thursday. Nov, ~. y m
Fine arts cNculns. Miss Louise lsco.
cotsioana, chairman ot music commit
tvs, presiding
Zine arts evening". chairman. Miss
Louise Face. scottish Rite cathcdeal
N IN,
"Lo. an that - callca nv De- sac
elficsd te nthle claims and a. q sane
s0arS uf at NeyihoNen
AZ the beautiful blue panuhc"
schultz -l.lfvt
Miss I.ouise Daniels.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08
First pr,sbytsrlao Church.

tNurih broadway Wuu l,nn Aus.
tu rnstufI
sunday school pas o. m
Now'uc service 10 m suhIec. 10
SERMON The stfusth of Tm. Spc
cHl music Dos tho rhonua chY.r M.m
beers received at the cl1sr uf lho sef.
Vice
hvening Service 30 o. m subject
'' Sermon Revival rowef ihc nrs. n
T. series f sermons BOO preparation f.i
'hc Thatcher FISHER revival mcrung
Monday Carrier Chandlcr Society.
tnesdN> W"mAus Missionary Soc
c'ci> meets with Mrs 49, IS Rankin
"Wednesday Weekly Intrr aritir.
Friday Choir rehearsal
Friends and strangers cordially n-
vitcd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08
IT REALLY DOES RELIEVE RHss
MATlSM. *.

Everybody who = Alife',r !, 4
Rheumatism In any farm shes~ '. Y N
means keep "a bottle ~ s''-n ~
nent on hand The m'nH's
.ain or soreness ia 5aAni IA 81
battle il with Sioan's LinimsnI n.
mcdiatcly rignt 10 the sess y s,<sll
Lowing tho nos tender swp''.s -.
and making the part ean ~ ~
Portable Gei a hottie 81 49, $3.50 ~
mont Tor 2s cents ~ any u'n- 90
have "a in the house-~a ss'~s' to.
sore and swollen jclais, ..,rsr:s
ncusalgia. sciatics and ~ .'nsa s<
Your money back u not 1000 n',.,f : A.
IL docs rive nimos, instant
pertissmelt.
- u. "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

Avoid headache, impurities
Of to Blood, constipation by
taking a cup of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant to
take, sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package u
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

'p' Sehataei stfcctl
Sui'uA, morning service AZ 20. M
Spnle't ior to-day Adam and Fallcn
SUNDAY sehopl az no d. M.
''hrstl's evening sersice a. nm
Neaoins rnon elen every week a.,
from so 90 ata9 - IN. ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

hcN Il T. Hroks state supsnnt,,5
en- ~ churches az nichiand r.,.s
VIII preach Tor lls~t l-n,,,,.. ''''
chsparral street.
~ a. "a The nihlc He'll"
p m The hiblc Judgment
q M 1Nulversalisn,. With Proofs
h'nl fail 70 hear him on ,6es. I,
'r'estine subjects. Questions soiiei,.,
81, pa'rieA's Catholic Church.
200 a. m, Lew Mass
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

p" 'nited States mntre she r...
pens for ahou, fif'y couats.sa.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-11-08

Miss rruma Ralio.
rhsnFea LIQUID XII 81 rayane
Copcr.n krclslsf
'FrF"' ''ai rircndclh
MocdY DAWSON.
rnepuis le Jour" from Louise"
charPenticr
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16

It was pointed out by members of
the senate committee or foreign
relations. that authority Of congress
10 land armed forces in Mexican
waters will constitute a declaration
OF war. and that formal declara-
ton of war would not be made in
any event because this nation recoE-
nizes no formal government i'll MeX-
leo.
There are those In congress who
take The view that the latest move
of the United States toward Mexico,
will moan actual intervention. TaGt
the government viii proceed despite
repara,ion Tor past insults, II block
adc The ports OF both coasts, that
the Rio Grande border troops Nill
be augmented by powerful reinforce
ments ard Il vigorous campaign be
gun and the establishing Of a Meyi-
can government which would be
recognized by the United States.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
ASSAULT CASE
UP YESTERDAY
DRIVER FINED
Reckers Found Not Guilty But En-
pioyc ID Fined $1,000 and
Costs for Assault.

The case OF E, X. Rainer, eXper.
accountant, against George j. Be,E-
er. his son Harry and VIII Williams,
ehargel With assault, was brought
un yesterday morning in the County
coul. tcfore J-dse w. s. Dewey.
win Williams was fined $50 ana
costs and George j. Becker and
Harry Becker were ieund hot
guilty.
The offensc occurred on February
il when Mr.. Rainer was assaulted
in the Office of the Andrew Lohr
Bo.tllng Company.
States Attorney Wilson prosecut-
ed the case and Attorney David :,
Lansdcn appeared for the defense.
Mr.. Rainer came down from Detroit
Mich, tc testify in the case.
The jury was composed OF c. c
Terrell, Lee ]. May, A. +. Staehle,
John A. Miller, Richard Cannon, \
Kaufman, Samuel White and Z. j
Stuart.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
MEAT IS BAD
FOR KIDNEYS
Take Salts at First Sign of Blad.
der irritation or Back
ache.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some
form or other, says a well-known
authority, because the uric acid IN
meat eXcites the kidneys, they be
come overworked; getsluggish. clos
up and cause all sorts of distress,
particularly backache and misery
the kidney region; rheumatic
twinges, severe headaches. acid
3omach. constipation. torpid liver,
sleeplossncss. bladder and urinary
irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
Kidneys aren't acting right. or If
1Iadder bothers you, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take tablespoonful in
/ glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys Will
-hou act fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid of grapes and
tmon juice, combined with lithia,
md has been used for generations
to flush cloggcd kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity; also
ncutraltze the acids in the urine
20 1t no longer irritates, thus end
ing bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
| makes a delightful effervescent lith.
| la-watar drink which millions o.
| men and women take now and ther
70 keep the kidneys and urinary or
yans clean, thus avoiding serious
kidney disease. Adv
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
CHURCH WILL BE
ATTENDED MAY 5
BY MULTITUDE
Committee Receives Encoara ing
Reports From All QuaIteC3-Aa
Denominations Interested.

The committc having in charge
the Go to Oh roh'' mogorent Is
preparing to make a grcat elfort TO
have every man. wcmaa aad child
in the city Of Cairo Sc TO oharch on
May ard. This viii require per-
haps, a large amount Of BOOSTING
but Cairoitcs know good thinG
when they see IT, and our churches
ore enc of the many good things
of cur community. OF course they
ere, The trouble is only that many
Of us have forgotten this, They are
valuable assets TO this or any other
community institutions that We
cauno. do witho-t-if we wolli
have a community that is ht ier us
t) live in or inviting to aa outsidec.
Therefore the committee is con-
yiurel That tho only thing neccsz airy
to make the movement great sue
cess In Cairo as it hGs bcon else
where is TO arrest the attention Of
our citizens and arouse tAcir inter-
rst. Tho m vcmcnt rs calculated 70
bring great good to tho n vai1-
2ble institutions OF cur community
cur churches with especial bene-
1T to each person that lends . help
ing hand, and a remote and indirect
benefit TO every individual within
the confines of or city
The question OF what motive Is
behind the movement may be asked
The reoly is simply the good of our
CHURCHES and the good of Our com
munity through our churches. There
is no AK TO be ground and 10 hill
den motive behind the movemcn.
Car people have become laX in their
church attendance. Indifferent T.
the welfare of the same-in some
cases. regretful TO say, antagonist.
and the movement is designed tC
arouse sl-mbering cons ciousness tc
sense OF duty and remove antagon
isms that are founded on misundcr
standings
Therefore the committee does ro
think II has an impossible task. How
over, it. solicits the cooperation O
III. VIII you net, right now, Sc
ready To help? Stir mp the fire mn
! der yolr enthusiasm and get it t.
the boiling point by the week Of tn
Great Effort so that you will bC
ready to join in, Also get ou
and dust up your 'alnday-go-to
meeting" suit and have it ready Il
Ion on the great "Go-to-Church
Day, May 3rd.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.
Entertained for Visitors.

The members of the Wednesday
Bridge club were entertained yes
terday afternoon by Miss Mary
Frances Vending at the homo oi
her parents in the Farrow ilats. in
honor Of nCr house guest Miss Mary
Green Of Laurel. Mss, and Miss
CSzette shelton Of Wicklifie. whose
marriage to Stuart y. Sinnott az
Paducah VIII take plaee this mouth.
After cards there was a handkar-
chief shower for Miss Shelton. Rc-
froshmerts were served.
The club members are: Mrs
Reed Green, Mrs. Nal Bergman,
Mrs. Byron Herbert; Misses Cozetto
shelton. Edith Hill, Alice Strong,
Fay Kcehler, Ada walker Nsll
Bondurant, Joe Winter Alice Carey.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
NO DIFFERENCE.
The Proof is Here the Same as
Everywhere.

For those who seek relief from
kidney backache, weak kidneys,
bladder ills, Doans Kidney Pills Of
'er hope of relief and the proof is
here, in Cairo the same as eevry-
where. Cairo people have used
Doan's and Cairo people recommend
Doan's, the Kidney reemdy used in
America for fifty years. Why sut.
,er? Why run the risk of danger
nus kidney ills--fatal Brights dis.
ease. Here's Cairo proof. Investi-
gate it.
Mrs j. ]. Shafter. AT Seventh
street, Cairo, H., says: "W ehave
used Doan's Kidney Pills in our
family and do not think there is an
other remedy in existence that can
nc compared with them. had
pains in my back and other symp-
toms of kidney complaint, which
he remedies | used failed to drive
aawy. Doan's Pidney PITS. how
ever removed these troubles. thus
convincing me OF their great merit"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember tho name -Doan's--
ana take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
MRS. .HANAWAY 50
YEARS OLD DIES
FUNERAL TODAY
Internent VIII be Made at Morris,
H., Former Home of
Deceased

Mrs. Mary A. Hanaway, mother
of Mrs. W. s. Powell died at the
home of her daughter, 23i4 Wash.
ington avenue, at o'clock ycstcr-
day morning at the age of so years.
Her death was due to indrmities In
tldant to old age. The body was
taken last night to Morris, ILL.,, for
burial. nterment VIII be made tC-
day.
Mrs. Hanaway was born in Ire
land. coming to this country whom
she was ii years old. She leaves
besides her daughter three sons.
James H., William J. and John y.
Hanaway, all of Chicago. Mrs Pow
ell is the wife of w. 5. Powell, chief
inspector for the grain inspection
bureau of the Cairo Board OF Trade.
The cortege left the residence last
night at 3 o'clock or the Illinois
Central station where the remairs
were shipped to Chicago to the resi-
dence of her son. From there it will
be taken to Morris, ILL.,. or burial.
The pail bearers were B. Nc
Manus, J. b. Gillespie, Il, II. Allea,
James Galligan, W. P. Greaney ald
J. E. Luby.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
biBI[S NEUTRAL
WOULD REFUSE
HELP PLIGHT u. S.
yoala Eet Resent Unless the Terri
torJ They Themselves Control
Should be Invaded

Juarsz Mex. April Develo2-
-..,.s af Tamni,o excited far more
IN, ,rest hero than reports of a new
rsbel victory at san Pedro. No Of
Gcial wo-ld lend HIS name to com
msnt on the situation, but one man
in confidential constitutionalisc
- ~--,,ior said.
I'm Faeo Of Il foreign invasion,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
Miss Warder Entertains.

Miss Winifred Fairfax Warder
entertained yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. Harry Bennett Of
Litohleld H. who is a guest of
Mrs. l.. e. Denison.
There We're sixteen guests and the
game Of auction bridge was played.
Dainty refreshments were served
and pretty bouquets composed Of
violcts, lillics of the valley. sweet
peas ard icnquils were the favors
An orchestra rendered sweet
music during a portion Of the after
noon.
The hostess was assisted in aery-
ing by Mrs. Flint Bondurant and
her cousin Miss Jeanette Simpson Of
Vienna.
The guest list included: Mes
danes Harry Bennett OF Litchdelt
.m, L. Z Dcnisou, David s. Lans-
len, Oris B. Hastings, Ned Ais.
thorpe, Robert cPck Bates Of Chi.
eago, L. P. Morden, J. B. Wenger
Phillips Redman. George Parsons
Fliat Bcndurant; Misses Helen Bat
", jeanette Simpson Cf Vienna,
Maude and Leila Hastings, Alice
Wenger, Marie Haley, Margaret
Bansden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
DEER|NC GIVES
MILLION DOLLAR I
AEU nkH NnE 8N sssss
GIFT HOSPITAL
Interest to Be Used Exclusively III
the Care Of Charity
Patients.

Chicago. April ia gift OF one
million dollars from James Deerlns
10 Wes,loy hospital, was announced
here today.
The Eft is IN the form of an en-
dowmcnt and is TO be used in estao-
lishfng clinics TO furnish medicai
aid to the poor it is said
The new free clinic will be at
Westlay hospital in Chicago.
MIR. Deerlng stipulated that inc
in,,ros. from the gift shall be used
exclusively In the care of charity
ratienig.
Westloy hospital was feiinded ny
William Deering. the father oi
James nocring.
The name of the hospital VIII be
changed to the Westlcy Memorial
Hospital
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16
U. S. ADMIRAL MAYO
SAYS QUIET AT TAMPlC0
U. S. Admiral Unaware CT Martial
Law at Tampleo.

Washington, April 15,--New
'tght was thrown on the circum-
stances attending the arrest of L. S,
S. Dolrhin's men at Tanlpico by {
dispaten to the Navy Department
from Rear Admiral Fletcher. made
public late tonight. 4 statement by
the Department said
admiral Fletcher reported to
the department at p. IN, Tuesday
that Admiral Mayo reports from
Tampico that ne intimaton was 70
ectved by hrn of the existence ct
martha! law or of objection to boat
ing supplies. Stewards orderiieS'
etc. were going ashore wien nctcs-
sary. only pa.tSof the wha!ehoat'i
crew Of the Dolphin We're cat of the
boat to handle stGrfs. The men
Ct the beats crew are biueiacketsi
g.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16

So that 1t can be used in the dark
a fountain pen has been equipped With
a tiny electric searchlight. and a. stcr-
age battery by its English inventor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-16

ham, Destroyer: Parker. Destroyer.
Reserve Torpedo Flotilla,
The reserve Torpedo Flotlla is
composed of two divisions, the first
comprising seven destroyers, the
second comprising five desuoyers.
Submarine Flotilla.
The Submarine FlotiIla is comp IS
ed of three divisions, the first Gay-
ing tender and live submarines,
the secoal .'nlsion, ,eo der and five
submarines: third division, cnde,
and five Submarines.
Strength of $4,000.
The combined strength Of the
army and navy forces now under or
ders to proceed to Mexico is about
10000 officers and men, Of whom
more than 60 per cent constitute
the naval forces, the division of
regulars consisting OF about 10000
men.
Transports have been engaged
during the last few weeks for suca
an emergency as has arisen from