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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-13

If Carranza is recognized four
Guthrie citizens will depart at once
for Mexico to look for investments.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-13

Work began today on the new fed
eral building at Ardmore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-13

It is said that two society women
Of Muskogee are involved in the
iCreekm'ore jury bribing scandal just
sprung by Attorney Linebaugh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
I,WsRB
tBY MISS SOPHIA MEYER

/ day afternoon In the ballroom of the
Hotel McAlpine, New York CITY.
Mrs Amos Plnchot il chairman Of
the organization Several impor-
tant speakers addressed the mem
hers and guests. among them being
Mr. August Schvan. who belongs TO
family long prominent In Sweden
Early last winter Mr. Schvan came
10 America advocating a programe
OF world organization which he feels
breaks with the general trend OF pro-
posals thus far made lie has sery.
ed as secretary Of the swedish lega-
ton al Petrograd. and was for five
year, secretary OF the minister of
foreign affairs in stockholm. and
was chamberlain 10 the king
The misery aud suffering caused
by the present war. said Mr. Schyan
Wednesday. ARE greater In extent
and more actually felt all over the
world than In any previous calamity
To make good the work OF destruo-
ton which b brings about, mnny
millions OF men and women will be
condemned 20 unceasing monoto-
nous toll for a long time to come DO
Mr. Schyan said Before the out
break Of the war. the socalled civil
lized nations OF the earth spent
three billion dollars annually on
their armies and nayies The in
direct losses resulting from the with
drawal OF many millions Of mon
from really productive work cannot
be estimated at lesser sum These
figures. six billion dollars year
or two hundred billions during the
average lifetime OF one single genera
ton. are as striking as they are
appalling They ought To spur all
the sociological. educational and
philanthropic organizations to unite
their efforts for a stirring-up N
public opinion TO insist upon such
a settlement OF the present war as
would for an futures prevent any
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

Logan. 9O1 Monroe street In tho
continued enforced absence Of Dr.
Nunn, Mrs Logan has been appoint
ed leader for the day
Lesson Spain continued
Toledo. Bridges. Dwellings. ca
thedral The Tagur Bull Fighting
Toledo and Damascus blades. Cor.
doya. Mosque. Seville. The Giralda
New Square. Promenade. Rcggars
Tower Of Gold Garden Of san Tcl-
mo, The Alcazar
Following is the y " 4 pro
Eram for Monday. when the society
will meet with Mrs Rowland. 1901
Van buren, street
Leader Mrs l.. T. Montgomery
Scripture reading
Roll call current events
Foreign Mission Journal Mrs
Mclaughlin
an members are urged 20 be
NIfH'Ni WI N'i'NWi 100 INV WIZ |.NN Nl
officers
The o. % g. Chapter 500 meet
Tuesday APRIL 9th with Mis- Dolby
nOo roIE street beginning promptly
af B o.r.u.
Fol.oNmr b. th. program
Aoll HIl Same OF Georgia ,us
Paper WHY AAm % O. o. g.
Mrs N s Miller
Song selected Nr. E E -...f
Paper Mrs W 81 Warren
SuuE Dixie
Reading selected urs 50 90
Eumm,tt
Social hour
circle o OF tho Ffr.' baptist
church met Boo most mtarr ting
session Yesterday afternoon 1i tho
home OF Mr. J w. Records. 1879
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
ksNzzs,s,;
VIC
Spring Comes,

Spring, the rogue. pursued me madly
Thro' the carly, pearl-dippcd dawn
Caught me close and rudely pressed
Kisses on my lips lin Jest:
Kisses on my hair lin fun.
Till my blufh out-blaled the sun.
And. for succor. sped. flying.
To passing snow-cloud crying.
Till II swooped and chased him.
gladly.
Bidding such a scamp be gone''
lie was we'll" told the beating.
Madcap. truant heart within me
Winter was the lord | wanted
Winter. whom I knew undaunted
BY such shdms at Summers Ian
guor.
Passions. heat. begetting anger,
Slothfgl dleness. imbuing
in mems souls, to their undoing
Yet a fragrance. subtle. feeling.
Floated back to taunt and win me.
Looked ! west the sun sank mellow
Where a misty radiance hung.
Softening bare, brown woods. caress-
ing
Warm, green buds. that. skyward
pressing,
Shamed the bold frosts by their
beauty
Then my soul forgot cold duty.
Leaped TO meet the March winds
rushing:
Laughed in rapture meath the crush
ing
New embrace Of Spring. the Eel
Low"
There. In sweet surrender. chung
Edna Mead. in New York Times
o.
The Woman's Peace Party viii
hold an important meeting Wcdnes-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

The Pierian Club viii not meet
Thursday afternoon MS announced In
the yearbook. hut VIII meet Thurs
dag April 10. with Mrs W r. Hot
H. 500 Harrison street
The Beau-not Club will he enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon a. tho
home of Miss Euuicc Humphrey
900 Van Buren, street, from TO 6
o'clock
There will be special music AZ the
First Christian church today Rev
Moblcy. of Gainesville viii have
charge o. the services Mrs Horace
Russell and Mrs n n Swift viii
give special selections IN music
O.
Circle A OF the First Baptist
church win meet with Mrs ! j pet
ty. qOl Tyler street. Friday after
noon ~ o'clock All members are
urged 10 he present as this is the
day for the special offering Tor tho
Buckner box
The following invitation, are out
Miss Alice Landergin. Miss torbiu.
Miss Virginia Corbiu. Mrs Herbert
Allen TAFT
Musicale. @ go o'clock. Thursday
April sth
The Noman's club announced i1
meet Thursday afternoon NIll h"
postponed until Thursday April 90.
when both programs will Doe render
ed at ths home OF Mrs A O. stan
ley. 1901 Fillmore street where
the club is scheduled 10 meet
The Travel study class will meet
Friday afternoon April 9th. prompt
ly at 30 o'clock with Mrs Mark
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

Fillmore street. where the program
of study and papers were followed
~ dainty refreshments and quiet
social time
Tho Woman'r Auxiliary OF the
Central Presbyterian church will
meet "Wednesday afternoon Vt 3
O'Clock In the parlors Of the church
Every one Is urged 10 De- present.
o.
The Ladies' Ala Society of the
First Presbyterian church Vill meet
"Wednesday afternoon ai o'clock In
special business session ~ the
church
Tho Missionary Society ~ M
Polk street Methodist church viii
meet "Wednesday afternoon with tho
following program TO be- rendered
Bible lesson second Corinthians.
chapter q. verses i-lj.
Hymn
Report OF vice president.
Report of committee
General business
Christian Stewardship M, J b.
Kerr
Topic China
Virginia schools
Every member r URGED tu bring
urr m. ..iouary paper
TU. committee ..Hf "I'i super.
intend the distribution uf trees 20
the children ON "Araur Ny. H.ii in-
cludc Nr-dames O. g. Garner and
Frank Mitchell who $50. have charge
90 the Polk street and iurN schools
Nr IS T. Hoptu. and Miss
Jennie Kirsgb, lincoln street
school. WcsIamos % 50 Banner and
j. O Holland. >1rfh Nu'anau
Street school Tho tree, arc larg-
,r than uas expected they would ho
and as % win be impos .ih'0 fo have
them conveyed tu tb' schools Tor
distribution. the children r.l h' riE.
On slips bearing their names ana
tho names Of tho ladio of the CON.
miit.c lu charge. RhIr. when pre-
requested that an who can make ap-
title them 10 tree an l, must
boz presented by Sarurda. and ~ is
requested that an Who can wat. sp.
plic1u0u for their tree. or Friday
April %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

acquainted with her and her mother
In Paris
II Betty Nolker hadn't quarrelled
because gave the hairdresser a
25-cent tip. she probably would not
have lost her pockctbook and I
would have been spared the terrible
humiliation Of being arrested and
taken OF court"
Her dark blue eyes blazing with
indignation and her soic, choked
with emotion, Albortinc told re-
porter the circumstance that led 10
her being arrested
The two had been In q hair dress
ing shop and Mrs. Nolkor gave tho
girl money with which TO pay tho
charge, Albortine handed the hair
dresser tip Of ~ cents, she says,
aud she believes that greatly anger
I'd her boncfactor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

tIffNffUNlNs
MR. V &. Gibson uI1 lrs.. early
in tho week for an oli.ni'i .'.f 800
Missouri and other point
Vr and Mr. n W aalHrf'f. and
little ,ou spcnt Easter SUNDAY ,tI'H
relatives lu Dsihgri. .H.r 'ho'
made ibo trip overland
Vis. Marion Russell .a. r0'1rn.
81 from Hereford rhrr. F. Hs
been tho guest of her i.'.r Ni.
Hortoueo Russell
Mis- Leila Callanar expect. 90
leave wednesday Tor Corfoll' hero
she viii boz ono OF tho bridal party
~ the marriage ~ her brother
Tho many friends of Nr H 4
oliver viii o. glad 70 learn thar eh'
Is greatly improved after nor recent
severe illness
Mr. and Mrs e. & Pansiy NJ 20 :
Lincoln street. ar rejoicing over a
lovely Easter gift. their first son.
Who arrived Sunday morning
Mi,s Marion Holmsteu left ycstor-
day for BALDWIN. Kans. where she
viii resuu1. her studios in BAKER
University after spending Easter
xith home folks
Dr p 4 johnson has purchased
the lowell, new bungalow home "a
.04 West seventeenth street, where
he and Mrs johnson will be- At home
fo their friends
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

newspaper short stories. having be-
gun this work In her NTH year.
Taught class In Esperanto at the
Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh
Made the first translation Of
Mother Goose" rhymes into Espc-
ranto
Has mcuioriIod several Of Cicoro's
orations and parts OF Horace. Liyy.
Sallust and Caesar.
Plays the piano, violin. guitar and
mandolin
illustrates her own writings
Can swim. cook. row. drive an
auto. box. ride a horse, and play
baseball
Alborlinc is pretty little girl.
older than Wluifrcd She seems very
bright, She was accused by Mrs
Nolkcr In New York of having stolen
$1,000 Mrs Nolkcr had become
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
Penny Wise and Pound Foolish

Hard tines mako oVory woman
look 20 see whore she can save
money, which, Of course, IL son
sible and proper If not carried
too far.
In tho case Of food would be
foolish 20 attempt % 1ub5tituts
saxdust for n breakfast food
because IL Is cheaper. Everyone
knows sardust has no food value
and It's use would he 2 poatti7s
detrlnent 10 tho health.
Alum baking porder5 may cost
Attic less than cream OF tartar
powders like Dr.. Pricc's, bH.
many OF the highest food authoct-
tics both IN this country and
abroad have declared then % op
injuri GUS and not safe % use.
10 attempt TO cut the cost of
living by using loT-grade alum
powders is unFise economy.
DR.. PRICES CREAM BAKING PoEDE2
Made frcz Cream Q: Tartar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
Overnight Relief
for Constipation

when the bowels become
clogged with a mass OF poison
Gus stomach waste. sick head
ache with all It's attendant
misery. belching OF sour stom-
ach gases. bloat aud general
discomfort are sure TO follow.
A mild. pleasant laxative
tonic that will carry off the
congested mass without upset
ting the stomach or gripping the
bowels. Is the combination OF
simple laxative herbs With pep
sin sold In drug stores under
the name OF Dr Caldwelis
Syrup Pepsin. A dose taken
lust before retiring will afford
grateful relief next morning,
without unpleasantness or die
comfort
Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pophiii
Is the ideal family remedy, ~
peSially for the women and
children and old folks. A free
trial bottle can be obtained by
writing To DR.. W. ID. Caldwell
452 Washington St, Month
cello. Ills.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

Winifred Sackyillc Stoner. twelve
years Of age. Is an admitted genius
She knows eight languages Sh, has
already studied az much as the col
lege graduate who quite school at
twenty. Albcrtnc Marlowe. also
bright aud alert. rs accused OF having
robbed woman who befricndcd her
Of 81 900 She does not worry about
H.
Wlnifred is the daughter of James
buchanan Stoner Her mother has
educated her aud she suid she he
gan the education oven before her
child was born
Thse are her little girl'e accom-
plishments
Reads. writes. and apcaks eight
languages.
Has written French verse. o sur
frage book entitled - Plea to Cal
LIANT knights" and magazine and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

throwing away Of mankind savings
on armamcnts
Society has drovscd f.r over q
month. and but With the exception
OF number OF little. informal az.
fairs to keen ne astir. there has not
been many startlinrly elaborate func-
tions All attention is turned to tho
beautiful and elaborate function
scheduled for Thursday however. and
many clubs and minor events have
given place 10 II Whatever sacri-
fices Dame Society chose "a make
during the holy season Just past will
be tucked away In far corner OF
her heat not to be- absolutely for
gotten during the social activities
already promised
No more lovely sight could be- pie
tured than was seen sunday after
noon at ST Andrews Episcopal
church when twenty-five little chill
dren In spotless yestments and head
cd by the little cross bearer. enter
ed the church. their sweet. childish
voices ringing forth In the process
sional onward Christian Soldiers
One Of the largest crowds ever
gathered at one time In the church
was present al the beautiful, impress
sive afternoon Easter service Rev.
Paul r. James and MIR C. i. T.. Lown-
des officiatod at the services
Fragrant with the perfume OF
crab apple blossoms. lilies and
growing tulips the inviting rooms ot
Mrs Edward r. Mayors home At
lGOO Madison street presented a
most attractive picture yesterday az
ternoon when the Philharmonic Cluh
met In regular session ont "a, her
homo. So mild was the weather
that barely a spring zephyr stirred
the curtains of tho windows open
ed 10 admit the soft. April air. The
program Of study on the Masters OF
Music and their compositions, q
number at which were rendered by
some ~ the capable musicians pre-
sent Following the program, for the
fret time IN many months and In
keeping with the rules of the now
regime. the guests we're refreshed
with ices and cake before AL depart
cd for their various homes Mrs
MAYER makes most admirable hos.
tess and the meeting vas exception
allv enjoyable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
cb,,d Drinks Kerosene.

psu Gift. the four year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John CHIT. OF SOS
Adams street. Is reported quite III
from the effect OF drinking small
quantity Of Kerosene about 6 o'clock
Monday evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

There was much to interest New
Workers and the stranger within
her gates at the Hotel MoAlpinc.
New York city, on Easter Sunday
Manager l.. NJ Boomer gave Nahan
Frankie carte blanche In the matter
Of musical ARRANGEMENTS. and the
maestro gave q splendid programme
for the delectstion of unsteady in
clncd during III luncheon and din
ncr hours IN the Louis Seize restau-
rant Mr. Robert Maitland, barry
tone. late OF the Convent Garden
Opera Company. London sang the
Aria from "Don carlos from Verdi.
and the Border Song by Cowen
Frankie rendered the Ave Maria of
Gouuod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
Medical Directory

Members Of the Potter
County, Texas State and
American Medical Associa-
tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06
Mission Theatre

Every Monday.
A Special Paramount Feature,
to 8 reels
Every Friday.
A Special Paramount Feature.
I TO 6 reels.
Prices 8 and 10 cents.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

GouuOd
IN the matter OF culinary appoint
mauts zoo. the NcNlpiuc ruest
fnuud much 20 bis liking FOR Chef
Fdouard Pauchard. lecturer writer.
and Acknowledged King at Dds Art
outdid himself boz the matter OF his
Easter menu. while confectionery
chef Louis caualr. made gigantic
or, of sugar for the chief feature
OF the decorations The egg wae on
large table. surrounded by hedge
and fences. while little live chicks
contentedly made themselves AZ
home within Many canaries are
placed about the room In dainty and
uniuuc little pagodas onlivenod the
scene with their sweet song
o.
Announcements.
Tho Non Pariel Club will be- post
poned until April IS.
o.
80 meeting Of the Thursday Five
hundred Club will be held this week
The 4. 4. r. Club will meet
Thursday April L.. with Mrs Merritt
Ney.
la Coftura Club V'h be enter
tanned this afternoon Boy Mrs.
". y. Patterson. l7Ol Tyler street
The Non pariel Club vii meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs e =.
spetter, 1900 Pierce street
Tho Needle club Vill DO enter
tanned tms afternoon by Mrs F.
" Ryhurn, a. 3 O'Clock
o.
The S u. club viii meet Thurs
day afternoon With Mr. trescns.
san larinio rleiEhis
The Criterian club pill meet Mon
I CAV AtflI faH WIN wv IT r. '.'''f
Or. VOC Van Buren, street. promptly
at . 30 O'Clock
The Needle Crsr club oil NEE,
wednesday afternoon With Mrs
! Charles Cadvalder
Tho Tuesday Bridge club Oil be
/ entertained this afternoon at tac
] Monroe street promptly At 30
/ O'Clock
More enjoyable than ordinary
pill be- the Easter ball 20 DO given
Friday evening by the Elks at their
/ home Icsge's orchestra
o.
The Ladies Aid Society ~ th'
\ First Baptis, church gill meet We'd
\ aesday afternoon ~ ' O'Clock m 'h'
1 church narfeFa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

More ENJOYABLE than ordinary
pil be- the Easter bali 20 DO given
Friday evening by tho Elks at their
home Iesge's orchestra
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-04-06

The Ladies Ala Society ~ The
First Baptis, church viii meet We'd
aesday afternoon ~ q O'Clock m the
church pafl0rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
established PARCEL
Pest WITH GERMANY
Efforts Bcing Made BY MIR. Buricsoa
TO Restore Service, Says
Won Mach.

New York. Dec. i2.--The re-estab-
lishment OF parcels post service with
German and Austria is occupying the
attention of Postmaster General
Burleson, according To Edmon Won
Mach. executive chairman OF the Citi-
zcns' Committee For Food Shipments.
which on Saturday sent packages OF
food by first class mail to Germany
by way of Scandinavia.
The citizens committee is exerting
Itself to the utmost to reopen the
parcels post service to German so
that food may be shipped without
paying the almost prohibitive first
class postage on IL.
The service was suspended on No
Fe,nbcr Is by the government shortly
after the Holland-American Line had
refused to take shipments on the
ground that the mail service had
been Interrupted by the English au-
thorities because food was reaching
the central powers through that
'TncdluIu.
Postnaster-Gene Burleson told q
subcommittee Of the citizens commit
tee, which called ON him. that he had
taken immediate steps to open new
channels 70 re-establish the parcels
post 10 the central powers Professor
Won Mach saId today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
EIGHTY PER CENT Of
NORFOLK TAXES PAn
For Deltnaaeacies Paid ~ 70
'rlme.

Norfolk, Va. Dec. I2.--Abou. 50 Uei
cent OF the mere than one million dni !
lars OF taxes due the City or Norf0llI
for 1915, were paid UP before Decenat
Der !. whom the penalty imposed upos
delinquents went into effect. OF th{
$L2S3.5e2.70 due the city, si.0i4,RSS.f4
had been paid. Since that time deifn
quents have paid up to considerable
extent. and the book of City Collected
Parks show that to date an even Iaf6{
er percentage OF the bills due have beef'
paid by the property owners Tho
reorganization to date, however, hal
not been made.
Payments on the si,ass.5e3.Te ~er(
divided as follows:
On real estate, ssi9.sSs,3l: tangliblsl
personal property. S42.49a.7l, intangtI
Bile personal property. $35.s5a.es. cat,
itation tax OF Atty cents head t1.s01 |
corporation property assessed ~ thu
state Corporation Commission, tlIf{
S3s.05. Total. sl.of4.sso,io
Payments on real estate exceeded
that on all other classes of prcpertlI
combined because the city receives alt
but ten cents of the two dollar tax on
a hundred. while on intanEibls personal
property the State receives the greatsI
portion Of the tsx.
The quinausnniai assessment Of rAA@
estate by assessors appointed By Juda@l
Hanckef, under an act of the Legfsln.I
ture. was completed on November IN
and. while figures are not YET ayasla nj
the total will exceed that for 1915. ~,
about Is per cent. The assessors. unc0gj
the law, held hearings for thirty dAy(
after completing their work. eiytns(
property owners orportunttw to appsasi
before them and request changes IN
they felt that their property had bees1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
INSURANCE RATES N
SUFFOLK RElyC.. l
Increase Added last april. issessaAs'
Fire Facilities Were improved. u
Itcmoscsl.

Suffolk. Va. Dec I'll. w Spenj
Ger. i.iana2er OF the -irei,ita HaE.isJ
and Inspection bureau. ns.x notified
tn. local agents that The increase II
Insurance rates that Locauie essoctivd
last April, has been removed. aud thd
rates are restored as they were be1
fore the penalty was put on suffoik|
with few exceptions. This action wal
tlken by the Insurance. undarwisiterI
upon receipt ri d letter from CITY
Clerk Harris, stating that the reqaire|
mcnts asked for by the coInpanie1
had been complied with.
The tel: cents Increase on dwellings,
churches. schools. private CARA zesl
private stables, barns. gasworks. elecl
tric power plants. etc. has been taken
off. All rates on mercantile risks
peanut storage warehouses. etc, hAv1
been reduced from the twenty-fiv@
cents extra to ten cents: special haEI
ards from fifty cents extra to twenty
FIVE cents.
Suffolk has spent thousands Of doll
lars. and many hours of thought aud
work on the question Of fire pretectio,l
daring The past Year. and Eas al
equipment now second 10 no city ot
It's Class in the State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-13
BRITISH CENSORSHIP TO RE
MODIFIED ON DECEMBER 20

London, Dec. 12.--The censorship
over matter in both newspapers and
kilograms 10 foreign countries reiat-
ing TO foreign affairs will be suspend
ed on December 20 except as re-
CARDS press kilograms from one for
eign country to another over British
ca bles.
The censorship of matter regarding
naval and military operations re-
mains the same
Announcemtt of the change was
made today by the official press
bureau in the following statement:
The foreign secretary has ar
ranged that from December 20, 1915,
the censorship by the press bureau
on behalf of the foreign ONCE be
suspended.
This means that the responsible
fly of seeing that the rules and reg
ulations under the Defense of
Realms act are complied with A. re-
CARDS the publication in any news
paper. or by an news agency, OF
matter relating to foreign affairs will
rest upon the directors of that news
paper. or news agency.
AS regards matter telegraphed
abroad from Great Britain the re-
sponsibility viii rest with senders of
kilograms,
The censorship OF press kilograms
from one foreign country to another
over British cables will remain un-
altered
Nothing IN this announcement will
affect the existing arrangements for
the censorship of naval or military
matter"