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The evening world., 1914-01-27
LET YOUR DAILY
BATH REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT

In reducing flesh and WEIGHT vonss
must b extremely carsluL nj. should
only b taken of those parts whsss Il
y unnecessary. Drugs tskss internally
are apt TO pinch your featursa .Visisct
exercise and forced dieting ars slse %.
satisiactory. Turkish and vspos hstls
affect the entire body aliks.
To reduce hips. thighs. abdemsa sad
other parts where lat sceumulstss, u
only sstidactory and positive treat.
ment. approved BY medical sutAesiSas,
10 to take fifteen or more bsthA With
the Clssks Thinning Salts Dissolved In
water. These famous French salts
have . peculiar dissolving effect upon
fatty or sdipose tissue Just where You
want 10 reduce flesh. They contain
NO harmful ingredients and ars very
beneficial to the general health BY clean !.
Sing the pores Of ell foreign Or impur I.
substances. Clark's Thinning Salt Ar
sold by oil 1.-THE leading drug and depart.
ment stores. Twenty-four packets in I,
bog. Send for booklet.
Sci Amsigrissant Clsrks Corpors t;ou.
l49 Broadway. New York City.
The evening world., 1914-01-27
Called Home.

n NOTED clergyman. whose pas.
II torats Il in . we'll known city.
was spending . few days At
the summer homo Of one OF his con.
gregation.
While seated on the piassa one
afternoon with his hostess her little
boy and girl came running toward
them. the former With . rat held at
arms length by the tail.
Don't b afraid. mother" he called.
1T 10 quite dsadi We beat him ana
beat him!" each declaration being u.
Illustrated by an imaginary blow on
the rat. Then. feeling Q dsfsrsncs
might b due the clergyman. he said,
In measured. solemn tones and With
upiiftsd eyes:
"Yss. ws beat him and beat hin
until - God - called - him-homsi"-
HaTpsrs Magazine.
The evening world., 1914-01-27
Mother Monologues
By Alma woodward
.1l-N
BY Vic.


~. iIss Nsv Yea Issal,e wssd,.
Sp your frankie away non NJ
Zsorsy. anyway. I don't wish nv
cniiC % play with him. He learned
sSvoraA curse words from him, II you
sSAuy want to know something about
taae wonderful. angelic offspring Of
yours. 30 thsroi
Ofashs - ~ ~ ssse.)
1orty. darling. come sit on nam.
mee lap while she rocks you, pet
To the mamma abuse her little man
Wen then. never you mind, honoyi
july never you mind. lovei Aamns
III make II mp TO you. OF course you
ne never had the careful bringin9 m
tnse you had. angel. No indoodI
The evening world., 1914-01-27

once In ok months or 20. does 1T
But thai New York. 10 cold and I'm.
sociabie.
Oh. ana you " got your darling
little EranlEis With you. too. How
nicsi Ny Aorty has just come In
from playing and he can show
frankie his secondhand pool table
aud his electric train: and they can
have . little party all to themselves.
In Norty's playroom. Aortyl
AORTYi
Oh. my goodness! This H. the ar.t
good look I've sottsn vt Frankis's
0rssnf What's happened TO the
childf What! Ny Morty hit him
with . hockey stick7 Oh no. you
must b mistaken. Ny Aorty 10 az.
ceptionally careful Of his playfsllows.
OF course, accidents DO happen. II
the child hit Frankie accidentally I'm
very sorry. but
What! He told Frankie he was
soing to make . crack shot and use
bic face - the ball." and then hs
went and did IT. ! won't bslisvs Il.
1 VIII question the child myself.
Thcro are TWO sides TO every story.
YOU know. Aorty. AORTYI Como
Immediately whom mamma calls you.
sweotheart
Now look ct that child. Morty. Look
at FRANKIE. Then look mamma
straight In the eye and tell her
Whether you did OF did not hit him
With malice Of forethought. Before
you answer. LET me- tell you. darling.
that that mean: did you intend .
ala the hockey stick Just slipf Sssf
Really, Mr.. Green. beg your par
don, but TN questioning my own
child, u yeu please. ! realise how
porturbod you must feel about the
condition Of your Frankie. but you
must give my boy . chance to cleay
himself. Now. 20 ON Aorty. tell
mamma, dear.
II Just slippsdf Al. I thought %
precious, Nov: you :S Ar: :is Gree: xS,
ia. Frankisf Five other boys saw
him do Il, and you can prove It By Ill
Of thsmf ldarkly) Arr you SURE
Frankisf Remember little boys who
tell lies viii DO pun DIDN'T say
no told lies, Mr.. 0rsenl
wall. Norty, now what have you
rot TO eay for yourselff I'm ashamed
Of YOU. I'm utterly and completely
bowed down with shame for you
Apologies 70 Frankie, hight away.
| NOTIFY 0l0 YOU oOeA AhSs APOAoBt2S
Ito frankie this minute! Aorty,
iistsni II you don't do a. mamms
save Immediately. mamma will tell
dear old daddy the minute he puts his
foot inside the door this evening
and YOU know what that means.
No. I didn't hear you say II. No one
heard you say II. Say It out loud.
Remember what you'll get II you
don't, Morty. And don't make those
faces at frankie. Hes injured and
they frtghtsn him. Mol You CAN'T
| poloEise to him on the street. Do Il
here. Now! Mortimer. II you don't
do Il this very second mamma win
WHIP you'll
.tisortanss, wsfrSA. fsess ~ sssny. ~.
| t,r 10 the causs q he snnihiistion of Tnnkis,
| Hs "a Is notAse % into the asxt room. Thsrs
srs ou.ds q d Widest applause. ousssstias nseI
strops o. haissruaho eunins Into audible contact
With dusty sosewsy. Teess sre ohisstosd b. blood.
MA snus Aaligh. Assty and nsaaa rstura.l
Thsrsi I've whipped himl Never
come 70 me with any more OF your
| 49,. n you ploaee. Mr.. Green. Boys
Savo % 0Ght tealS own battles, ana
& nahae - aek - hsve noshsss
$50 Z ~ - -. "A pisaso
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81 T[&0106U%>

"Yea. thers assi" snarisd Mr.. Jsn.
80 An1 they are not mouldy. rattle
ssap. dlrty ola eaboosss like ON the
New HAv0ns-
But this wes lost ON Mr.. Jar. % he
We not IN inmate Of any suburban
town.
"As was saying" jenkins resumed
1T doean't take any longor 70 got 10
East Malaria than It does to Harlem"
This statement u the commuter's
favorits lie. but Mr.. Jar didn't care,
The longer u took 70 reach East Ma.
LARA the more time he wasn't spend
Ing there for b had been thsrs b..
fore.
And rye been thinking that you
should buy yourself q nice little homo
IN the country" jenkins vent on ''
"Yoursr asked Mr.. Jar.
Mr.. Jenkins looked at him a mn.
mont. "It isn't In the marketi" he an.
nounced. Mr.. Jarr knew this Wasn't
true. but what's the use to rub Il in
He stopped along the way while Nj
jenkins bought Q ham. q bottle OF
Quintne pills-a marked down sale n
10 cents per hundred. largo or ban-
tam egg siss Quinine pills, nfty feet
OF clotheoline. an agatewars stew.
pan. ave pounds Of coffee, three cam
Of condemned milk. two pounds OF dos
biscuit and few other sundriss.
They got TO the S.l local 10 Eat
Malaria after . terrific row with IN
depot gateman. who tried to stop M
Jar because, - the scteman said, ha
recognized Mr.. Jar a. . notorious
private exprsssman. This was be-,
cause M. Jar was carrying half Of
the suburban white mans burden NJ
Jenkins was taking home.
"Qeorgs 10 always testy that way,'
explained M. Jenkins when Mr.. Jar
81 last got through the gate. "Hs hai
- put up that boiler because it'I
aoalna tho regulations for private sx
DfeoD ueooooaGero 70 10 Q bundle car
49, SaaA1nD - tAas ssmmufatiss
DS- = -. "
The evening world., 1914-01-27
Willing to Obhge.

brilliant sunshine made the
n garden party enjoyable. The
- garden really was . garden.
and. though most OF the guests clus.
tered on the lawn. one or two wiDeI
people sauntersd round the rose Dor.
dered paths. says the Pittsburgh
Chronicle Telegraph.
Two Of these were seated In Q quiet
part Of the garden enjoying the scent
of the dow: and the solitude. They
were engaged. Presently Q mutual
friend sauntersd down the path and
noticed them.
You two seem to b enjoying your.
solves over here all alone" said be.
I'VE are" said the gisl and. beins
. girl. managed to loo6 pleased TO -
him. won't you Join us7"
SORRY. can't" answered the
friend. mot being . clergyman. But
III 90 and ind one II you say eo!"
The evening world., 1914-01-27

7 EssE CARMICHAEL was watkins
downtown In New York with hia
j friend. Bob Ginter. Bob wa
LufYing industriously on Q fat, dark
cigar. and had succeeded In consuin.
ing about half Of II. causing the Gov.
srtng to curl up With the heat
What IN thunder are you smok-
ing?" asked Carmichael.
"A lus cigar" replied 0intse.
sOhIs aid Carmicha0l 006iy. 4
nsa0At 4 was n unhrslla. "-pepulas
HSGn6nA is.. - =
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By Alma
osoU1Gha. i01A. b n
Discipline.

ELL how DO
you do, Aro.
Green? You ARE
Q stranger. RoAuy
u OoonnO hardly
possible that two
people can live In
the same house for
ave yoars and SEQ
Oaoh ether only
The evening world., 1914-01-27

II can ell you anything from acre
So - UAst Aalaria's City HAIL" cried
. vulalnous real estate dealer, pushinG
his Way N. mo sailing noWI nv
fivs dollars down Or IN punch you N
the noosis
"rhat's Usntlsman joe who DE-
veloped InstalmentA Park. Humos
himi" Whispered Jenhina
The evening world., 1914-01-27

N. JAleR HAS his own
4 OPINION ABOUT CON-
MUTxNG.

oU know. th1nk thls % quite
MI . jelly tdeai" said jenkins,
TIE bookksspse. - ~ ana
I !. 9esS were leaving the ofnes ct the
- - ~ days toll
4 - 1Dlly idee that JenlEins was a..
4 NJ - was that NJ. Jenkins had
y olvoA Veed by ts,sohens from his
4 - n HAst Aalasis % bring NJ.
- out WITH him % lie Lei. Wfs.
"a go the CacklsbprSy 0isis were
49, visiting cut tAseA
2ek. SAsy oeowiaA, - tAough the
~ wHs eheut g Jouy 9 psiI- bsSs-
Elq . 0si0ly 1Ay.
l.S go pley ~ vAice IN the
<oat knev What oomeort u You
-: ja1as1 suevsy. / rids Soms
- . 6ully ~ q Geol fellows. svsry.
~ - = eeAt end 'We can Voad
bnloG2.4x h4vo . OAns Of cards.
y ~ Naissls 3 ee1-
=
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MADE " PLuEsNE.

MADE " PluGoNG.
A blithssoms young miss In DuQussns
Was wood by dangerous swussns.
Thus nonchantly woosd,
The young miss became rooed,
And murmured: you give me q
puesne."
Evening journal., 1914-07-07
AFNr. sussEx ANp rROmIpIrION

THE REV T. e. TERRY, OF fredericksburg, Md. for
many years a prominent Methodist preacher in
Delaware and man whom we respect most highly.
says in letter taking issue with certain portions OF
an editorial in our paper
Referring to the local option Jaws Of Kent and
Sussex counties you say in your editorial: 1t soon
became apparent that they did not prohibit Let
tell YOU sir are wrong i'm your guess. lived in
Sussex county during the local option campaign had
hand In IT, got lots of abuse well satisfaction
out of il, and afterward the law in operation.
While II did not stop all drinking it did reduce it TO
a minimum. and blessing to the community
We said that prohibition dill not prohibit either the
sale the consumption of Intoxicating liquors in
Kent Sussex counties and We repeat the assertion
The records show that the sale has gone and
that few o. the sellers have been caught and pun
ished. The temperance people in Kent and Sussex
have made repeated complaint that the law being
violated persstently They have urged the State and
county officials TO be active In short they have
said and done many things that showed they were
fully aware that In neither Kent Sussex county
did prohibition prohibit In fact Mr. Terry's
letter is an admission to the effect.
Thousands Of gallona OF Intoxicating liquors have
been into Kent and Sussex counties every year
and consumed there. Much OF it un1uestionably has
been sold
Within the last week in Kent county town
less than 1000 inhabitants pile of not less than
between 500 and 1000 whiskey bottles that had been
gathered up there by one junk and were await
ing shipment They of all sizes, shapes and
coors II Mr. Terry could have seen that pile, as we
saw II, he never would f.ye taken issue with our
statement that prohibition has not prohibited in Kent
Sussex.
On a trip into the heart OF Sussex county several
weeks ago six different kinds OF Intoxicating liquors
were offered a representative of this paper in one
house Not offered for sale but In spirit of Sussex
county hospitality. We think Mr.. Terry will admit
that that not indication that prohibition pro-
hibits.
In reality it Is notorious fact known better TO
men of the world than to men Of the cloth, that
thousands upon thousands of gallons of Intoxicating
liquors have poured into Kent and Sussex counties
since local option into effect there and that there
never has been day since the local option laws
went into effect that prohibition has prohibited in
the true OF the torn.
Evening journal., 1914-07-07
GEMS or THOUGHT


superauous ags the veteran the stage.-Iohn-
s-:--:--:
ope the sacred source OF sympathetic tears-Gar-
rick
How hard their lot who neither won nor lost
Beatte
Boundless risk must pay for boundless gain-wii-
liam Morris
Who gives a triae meanly is than the triae.
Lancaster
e-s-.-.
Minds that have nothing to confer find little to re-
Wordsworth o.
.-.-.-.
We are to get the better of Fortune if We do but
grapple with her-Seneca
.-.-.--
You cannot dream yourself into character. You
must hammer and forge yourself one.-Froudo.
.-.-.-.
That which is not worth being said is sung: and
that which IS not worth being is danoed.-Beau-
marchais.
Earth for work heaven for wages; this life for the
battles. another for the crown time for employment
eiernilr fnr an iny iaan t--Cutlira
Evening journal., 1914-07-07
A TRIBUTE no THE CgLEBRANTs.

W lIMINGTON had a safe and sane Fourth. There
were few accidents and no serious fires due
10 the OF fireworks. The hospital and Fire De-
partment records constitute nattering tribute to the
moderation and care of the thousands who partci-
pated in the celebration OF independence Day
Reports from many other centres of population in
the United States show that the nationwide agitation
IN favor OF rational Fourth is producing results OF
highlydesrable nature and that dangerous methods
OF celebrating the Fourth becoming more unpopu.
lar each year
Evening journal., 1914-07-07
POLICE COMMISsION sFsSIoN

The weekly meeting Of the Boarc
OF Police Commissioners will be held
this afternoon when II is expectef
that the vacancy caused bg the dealt
OF Harry c. Taylor, who was ON tn.
local force for twenty-three years
VIII be flled. Whether the members
OF The proposed traffic squad viii be
appointed today is not known
Evening journal., 1914-07-07

AA The Association Of Amer
EIAlAl lean Advertisers has ex-
WGW anlined and certified 20
~ the circulation Of this pub
liostion. The figures Of circulation
contained In the AssOcistion's Va
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
No. 4lsi Whitehall Bldg. n '. City
Evening journal., 1914-07-07

The Association Of
American Advsrtis.
ers 10 composed ot
all the great adver.
Users Of this coun-
try. The hssooia-
tion endorses only
such papers as sub
init 70 its cNnmina.
ton a. any moment,
and positive proof
mutt be submitted
The accompanying
certificate, No. 4i61,
has been issued -
this paper.
Evening journal., 1914-07-07

ca it Rio de Roosevelt instead Of The River OF Doubt.
Evening journal., 1914-07-07

The Wilson administration has broken all American
records for legislative and administrative incapaciy.
Evening journal., 1914-07-07

villa is the ay in carranaa's ointment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08

NJ public thought. that they take up the
education of the masses where school
leaves off. that ninety per cent of the
literature read by the people is Journal.
istic or periodic in character. the course
IN journalism in the University Of Texas
will H. laid on a broad academic founda
ton and will ~ most thorough IN cy-
cry respect.
The following statement IN the an
nounccment is indicative of the practi
cal spirit in which the school is hcing
Established. In order that il may rcndcr
the general services even ~ those who
MOI have the time nor inclination to
take "a complete course. IN journalism.
the school Will receive as irregular stu
dents those who desire 70 take speria.
studies and who show special inclina
iinn and aptitude to the work and as
soon a. possible correspondence courses
will he given.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
q ex p~residente Taft y ell socialismo.

New Harmony. Indiana, JUNO S.-En
al ccntcnario dc la fundacion de esta
ciudad como colonia SOcialista, ell eX-
presidrnte Taft s. %refirio al ~fracaso de
Ia experienced aqui y adondequicra
que 81 la cstablrcidO una a%grupacIon
sobrc las mismas bases. DijO Taft Que
81 cl gobicrno socialista ha fracasado
aqui como en- todas parties IS porque
haSta hoy no 81 In cncontraGo un rsii-
umlO que lcyantc n sostcnga Fl csfuer-
~ humane hacia III progrcso. como al
dc Ia propiedad privavda. II suprimir
cntrabar @ limitar la ambicion de adj
quIrIr. que cs I'M inslinto de la huma-
mn naturalcza. frustra cl progreso, por
10 tanto frustra II dcsarrollo social.
Taft predice que II socialismo fraca.
sara sicmprc. hasta II dia EN- que 81
hombrcs Sc haya perfcccionado tanto
due todos sus actos llevcn Fl sello del
'lesintereS. y entonces. Ia organization
SocialiSta sera lnncccsarla porqlr Il 50
c,alismo sera un hecho universal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
Por que suspendio Huerta ell blooueo.

Mexico. JUNO s.-Se dice oue q mo-
two por que Huerta suspcndio 81 bio.
queo Tue en- parte porque los mediado-
res estaban hacienda ~ciertas pestiones
acerca del vapor Antilla que conduce
armamcntas para los constitucionalis-
tas q Tampico. Sc anuncio oficialmcn-
T. que el gobierno no pretendia bloqu-
ear al concrete ordinario sino solo 81
lie municiones de guerra.
Washington. JUNO S.--Se ignora la
razon precise que tendria IIuerta pa
TN contraordcnar 81 %bloqueo. pero So
s.'pone que en- mucho i~ntervino la in
1iuencia de los mediadofes.
10 que esta fuera de duda rs que
Wilson esta resuclto a que Tampico sea
considerable como puerto franco para
TODD 81 mundo. v 81 almirantc MAYO
tenia instruccioncs de haccr respetar
esta resolution.
I'll embajador Riano anuncia que los
canoneres melicanos que dchcrian ha-
Der llegado a Tampico. rccibicron or
den de regear a Coatzacoalcos.
Los ~dlplomaticoS atrihuyen In acct
on de Hucrta al rcvocar 81 bloqueo a
la sincerldad con que SO cSta sometien-
do a la mediacion.
Niagara rails. Juno S--la mcdlacl-
on considera hahcr salvado IN ohsta-
culo peligroso al desvaneccrSe Il hlo-
queo de Tampico. Los mcdiadorcS afr
man haber hecho gestion algunl aoer.
ca del vapor Antilla
III minislro Dc Rclacinncs Estcva
RUIZ declare lo Siguirnte: "Acaho Dc
recihir information dc nueStros dele
gads en- In cnfercncia dc mcdiacion So.
hire I'll cstado de nucStraS negociaciones.
las cuales avanzan hien y sin que haya
slIrlldo dificultad alguna. Por cSia ra-
zan Il proyccio dc %hloqucar Tampico
no ha eStorhado las negociacioncS.
Cuand 81 gobicrno mejicano Supo
cue los mcdiadorcS V nucStroS dclega-
dos intervenian en- 81 aSunto del vanor
Antllla. que Sc Supone partido de nm
puerto americana con cargamento de
municiones dc guerra para los conStitu-
cionallstas. para no cmharaZar csas &c
gociacioncS decide Suspcnder los efec-
tos del hlouuco dc Tampico.
Washington. JUNO S-la snnirSa Dc
Bryan So alargo hoy ronSidcrahlrmen'c
al afirmar. como IT, ~coStumbrc. que w
Marcia dc Ia mediation cS Saiisfactoria
intcrrogado Sohre Ia satisfactorily Dc
hoy podria conSidcrarSe mavor que 10
dc aver. conteSto uuc p~rcferia que - "
tuviera como saiisfactorio simplemrn-
fe-
Aigunos afirman one II habcr pros
c'r'ido Iluerta del bloquco significa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
C~ortesias inusitadas de Huerta.

Mexico. JUNO SCI gobierno de
Mexico ha notiticado "A lministro del
Brasil que las propirdadcs de la Water
Pierce Oil Company han Sldo drvucltaS
n que Il gnhicrnn pagara de ahora en-
adelante TODD II rctrolco que conSuma
para sus OperacinneS lie guerra.
\ mas de- este. - ha %auiorizado a la
Standard American Dredging Company
para u%tilizar , para l%lrvar>c toda Ia
m%aquinaria puc. dcSdc ] tuma a. Vera
cruz. H. confiSro N uphicrno. la Nulvin
Steamship Line ha Sido autorizada a
opcrar lihremente \ n todoS los puer-
los del gnlfn - les ha dado ordcn de
impartir toda Ia protection \ farllida-
deS que ncrcSitc ~ t%rafiro de navIos.
Tamhirn ~ acahan dc eXpcdir ordc-
mes para que So haga ana estrccha InveS
iigaciDn Sohrc 81 aseSlnato del amcrl-
cano &. u. lIoailcv. acaccido en- %.lalisco
hacc cnSa dc nm mes
III prcSidcntr Ilucrta dio ordcn dc
nonrr "a lihcrtad d los americanos
Blum \ George Duvall. Ia mismo que
III filipino Gre@orio AlcareZ. nm criado
del acorazado Florida. los cualcs cSta-
ban drinnidnS cn IN carcel.
Finalmcn'e ~ ainIstro De %rrlacio-
mes irformn vi al Brasil que. d"spucS
Dc una nrcvia Investigation Sohrc In
dcsaparlrion del Soldado Samuel Parks.
TEL hatatcr vrinfinrho lie 1nfanteria q
nuien yrnonc Die Liado. II ~comandan-
~ miliiar IN rc.ihidn instrntrioncs
dc procedcr contra todoS los que apar-
e2can culpablcs d. Ia desaparicion del
americana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
TO STUDY NEEDS
OF TEXAS PRESS
WILL II. MANES TELLS PLANS
FOR CONDUCTING SCHOOL or
JOURNALISM At TENAS STATE
UNIVERSITY.
Especial ~ The Hcraid.l

Austin. Texas. june S.-Wil III.
Maycs. former Lieutenant Governor. ed
itor of the Brentwood Bulletin. and at
present professor Of Journalism N the
University al Texas. has made the first
announcement relative ~ the new
school. With reference To- the attitude
oT the school to the press of Texas. Pro-
lessor Mayes said: II j. the intention
Of the school 10 study closely the needs
of the press of Texas and the Southwes.
and Ia cooperate IN every possible way
with the newspapers in building up a
higher standard of iournaliSm-not a
stilted %aristocraiic journalism. but one
that will prove nf greater service a. the
country and Of more profit % those cm-
gagged in the profession. To this end fhe
cooperation of the press 81 the State j,
earnestly sought.
Recognizing the fact that the jour
nalists are the teachers and the leaders
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08

A movement is underway To organize
IN the British empire a bar association
modelled on the lines of the American
Bar association. Lord IIaldane spoke
before the American Bar association at
its annual meeting last year and IL is he
licvcd that the enthusiastic reports
which he brought back If the activities
Of the American organization has has
tened the determination To initiate il for
the bar of the British empire.
Ii has long been recognized that the
English bar sorcly r~"ds such an organ
ization. which would meet at stated
times for the discussion Of questions of
the highest interests To the profession.
and il seemed unworthy Of a bar with
such traditions that il should not enjoy
the opportunities afforded By an organ
ization like the American Bar associa-
ton. The Bar council meets once n
year for half an hour 10 adopt its annual
report and pass votes of thanks, but this
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
ANTILLA MAY LAND ARMS AT
MOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE

Ever since the departure Of The steamship Antila ron New York CITY
with cargo ~ munitions Of III for the constiutirnalSt~ ntcHilIv for Tam
pho reports have been ia circulation here thai the boat really would unlord IN
the mouth Of the Rio irandc the ammunition being transported ~ Matamorus
bN land 1t was said that it also ~ possible for the steamer To rn a few
muniion laden launches up the Rio Grande To MataroroS. ~ the Rim Granir
at its present high water stage would permit boats - proceed a considerable
distance "a stream
Dir augustine Cara Gonzales. rpl>ttutnnah>t consul Stltrl to u Her II
representative today that the conSttutionaliStS were not expecting the AnlIt
to unload at the mouth of the Rio Granlc. and have had N a alvhrS to that 81
feet. lie said also that IA preparations % receive the boats carroa are being
made in Maamor'~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-06-08
Huerta suspende ell blooueo.

Mexico. JUNO Sci gobicrno dc
Mexico declara que ha deridido suS
pcnder Il hlouueo H. Tampico.
Cuando II cmbaiador cspanol senior
Riano anuncio oficialmentc nj sccrc-
tario Bryan In anterior n%oticia. In I'M
preston general ha Sido d. one s. ha
nuncia nj bloqueo d. Tampico por
conjurado I'm inimencntc pcligro Gr
rompimicnto. Huerta manifesto que re-
nuncia al bloquco de Tampico ror tenn
or de fruStrar la obra de la confcrcn-
Ella dc Niagara Falls.