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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. unsettled to-
day; probably local thunder showers: fair
Tomorrow; moderate south and southv eat
winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Psnnsyl.
vania. unsettled to-day, probably local
thunder showers. partly cloudy to.mor-
row; moderate winds, mostly south and
southwest
For New England. thunder showers to.
day; partly cloudy to.morroN. moderate
winds. mostly scu,hsriy.
For western New York. generally fair
to-day and to morrow; moderate south to
west winds.
NEW YORK, Aug. a--rhere wa no gen.
oral storm moving Sestcriay, although
much unsettled weather appeared over the
country. ~ was cloudy and sultry In the
Atlantic states and showery weather IN
the western sections Of the lake regions.
the Southwest and the east Gulf and
south Atlantic states; fair weather was
more general In the central West and
Northwest.
II was growing warmer from the central
states eastward ~ the Atlantic coast.
Some fog envelopsd the middle Atlantic
coast IN the morning.
II this city tho dsv vas partly cloudy
and shoNery slightly warmer: light
winds. mostly southerly: average humid.
ity, - per cent. barometer. corrected to
read to sea level. AT A. NJ. aOO?. q NJ.
1905.
The temperature in this ci,y yesterday. rs
recorded by the orncial thermometer. Ia shown
In the aun,te tabia.
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OAkFS Nv, . .. 26N n JeHers0n av, lO0v
- - 4 - .-. I-.-I-
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Saturday:
Walter A. Wells Realty Corporation.
Manhattan capital. $4,000 directors,
Jono s, Melcher. Walter g.. Wells and
Cortland Rctts, New York city.
Rancho Realty Company, Manhattan ;
capital, $1,000 directors. Nicholas w.
Haaren, Flushing, y, "; william +.
Hencken and Henry II. Glass, New York
city,
Maple Avenue Construction Company,
Manhattan, capital, $4,000 directors,
Jacob Barron. Morris Marowitz and
Max Greenberg. New York city.
Try Construction Corporation. Mount
Vernon capital, $4,000 directors,
Walter Y. Paulding, Robert n, Rose and
Alex RoseN. Noun, Vernon. y. V.
Consumers Brewery Realty Corpora
ton, Eddyvillc; capital, $4,000 direc-
tors, l. &, Holm. j, j, Sullivan and Ar
thur n Haaren, New York city.
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CITATIONS.

HUNTINGTON. COILS P-rhe People Of
the state Of New YORK by he grace Of GOD
t,s. and indspendent To ARAbELLA y
HENRY EDWARDS HUNTINGTON. VII
LARD V. HUSTlNGrOS CAROLINE u
HotLHpA}; ApEt,NE i pDSbAR; Ep.
administrator Of the goods. chatteis and
citdi,s of George 5. Dunbar, deceased
ISAAC =. GATES. executor o. the lasi VII
and tesla msnt Of Elizabeth II. Purdy, de-
ceased ELLEN VI n GATES EVEREST A
JUDD. administrator with the viii annexed
O. the goods. .%chstiels ana credits OF oils
n. Sampts. deceased: ISAAC 4, GATES
executor Of the lsst viii and testament Of
susan l.. Porter. deceased EDWARD n.
LEWIS, executor, OF the la, wi! and 'esta
WARD II LEWIS, executor OF the last Viii
and testament ~ Edward H. Pirdet. de-
ceased MARY f. LEWIS, execntriS Of he
last will and testament OF Edward II
Psrdee, deceased, MARY = LEWIS, IN
diyidually; ELLEN a. PARDEE FLOR
goods, chattels and credits Of Franklin J
Pardee, deceased. and MARY PARpEE
GiLES. and 20 all persons Interested as
eredi'2rs' Issa,ess n,S, Of I'm or Sih.r.
lNGTON. deceased. who at the time u his
death resided In New York County. SEND
GREETING:
Upon IN. petition of Union Trus, Com
rany Of New YORK. ss trustee under tho
will ~ Coils =. Huntington. deceased, for
the benefit Of Colts II. ssnmis. his widow
sfh'
place OF business at No so Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York
YOT AND EACH OF q ARE HERE
By CITED 10 show cause before our Surro.
gate 81 the County Of Now York. at the
Surrogate Court Of said County, held at
tn. Hall OF Records. In the County Of New
York. on the 2Sth day Of September. 1915.
a. half. past ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
that day. why the account OF Union Trus,
Company OF New York. as trustee under
the WI Of Coils =. Huntington. deceased.
for the bencht OF COLTS II Sammi.. his
widow and remaindermcn should not he
judicially settled. and he true meaninr
and construction ~ the Las, Will ana
Testament ~ Coils 4. HUNTINGTON, de-
ceased, determined md declared more par.
'icularly 50 as % determine. what person
or persons are entitled 70 the principal ~
said trust FUND under said VIII. for tn.
beneh' Of Coils u ssmmis, his widow and
emainfernen
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. W. hAy.
caused the seal Of Tho SurrogAtes
Court Of the said County Of New
York 20 he hereunto aNixsd. WIT.
NESS. HONORABLE JOHN +
IL 81 COHALAS a surrogate Of our said
County, at the County % New
York, the day OF July. In the
year Of our Lord. one thousand
mine hundred and ff;-en.
DANIEL. J nOWpNEY,
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT.
GAGE SCI GOLD BONDS OF THE
EASTERN STEEL COMPANY, DUE
ACGlST I. 1871:

The undersigned successor TO the Knick-
erbocker Trust Company, as Trustee under
the mortgage above referred TO. desires w-
der authority OF said mortgage to expend
the sum of Sixty Thousand Four Hundred
sixty-Five and 39-loo tso.$65.SsI Dollars.
for the purchase Of bonds Of said Issue.
provided such purchase can. In Its opinion.
be- now made advsntaseously.
sealed offers of said bonds may be sent
TO Columbia Trust Company, Trust Depart
ment. 80 Broadway, New York. on or be-
fore Thursday. September and. 1918. -
o'clock, noon.
Bonds accepted must be delivered on
september 3rd. 1913, or security furnished
that day. II required. that delivery will b
MADE within ten days and the right Is re-
served by the undersigned to reject any
and all offers
Dated, New York, August ard. 1918.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
successor Trustee.
BY GEORGE Z WARREN. Trust onicer.
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George Markle, 81 years old, captain
OF the canal boat Mary Grover, owned
by the Mott Haven Towing Company,
was found in the East River at the foot
Of Commercial venue Greenpoint, yes
terday afternoon, capt, Markle disap-
peared about three days ago. II liz he
lieved by the police that he fell into
the river while returning to the Mary
Grover at night
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LIS PE<DE<s.


wAsHINGToN ST, -os-EmiErsn' Indus
trial SavSs Bank se' Augustus Rice e.
al foreclosure Of mtg attys. r 4 y
] OGormau
GREENWICH ST, :. 6il ~ Bank ST,
.OliNGg 2-EmiErduf Industrial Ssvgs
Bank AT Ernest e Schortemeisr ~ al
foreclosure Of mtg, attys, r A r J
O'GormAu.
iesrH ST, n s:a . = ~ Al ~, 'sS
qsll lesth ST. n :, lio n e Of "a av,
lSxsqll, and l2sth ~, n : 1853 II =
Of al aV, lsSa9li-Johr r Roosevelt
ct a. agt Loretta corr 81 al foreclosure
~ m'rl r,'y, X G KohhP
18TH ST. S3s E-Barhsrs Osterthal aEt
Herbert u Herman 81 al foreclosure OF
mtgl attys, kaufman 4 Gisnst.
Bronx.
OAKrS ", . = $50 n Jefferson av, 1907
lTi; also Jefferson av. = =, $50 " Foy
az, 26xlsl i-Harman CO sgt J.nni.
Eval-nko 81 al foreclosure OF mort.
cages. atty. r = Durlsnd
SrFBBINS Az, n :, 1883 II . Lyman ri
5SbNsg a-ti'isn Stimel ngt Lystrt
Realty 4 Holding co, Inc, ct al uore-
closure 81 mortgage atty, s Ritterman
TiNTON Az. IS, $50 n l6lst st, 3l.&xl0O-
Cesar Munich agt Julius Fuchs ct al tfore.
closure Of mortgage; atty, r A Acker
WISE Az. " =, - = Jennings a.. 25xloo-
MahRla II wright agt Fasquale Carrozza
ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE, attys
Williamson s. Bel,
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CHECK PUT ON FIRE SALES.
M~tclair to Safeguard Cltisens
Against Borus BsPgaius.

~MoNTcLAiR, n. j.. Aus. s.-Hereaftsr
IN Montclair persons conducting "nre"
or bankrupt" sales will be required to
deposit with the town authorities the
rum OF $500 to guarantee purchasers OF
me goods sold from loss through mis-
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SATISFIED

with name and addres. of lenders
MA Ny 3: =, s5 ',s,;sl S 5 ! iH Marie ~ r. ! M.i.s &
Reuben 5 sslismann. iai W scth st: ad'
,. sTrs ST rO az nr9.d $500
" 'ist st co, Inc. 80 Maiden lane, to
gno 4 L.rkin sttys, Elku,, gleason 4
'' is.'os.ii, q Hp1 u ',ssii..MM.is::ii E Z Lay az:
in n% to ;" Wa a,,y. : rb H.rt e n sr";, 10 ws.hi
iasrH 81, 81. W: n s.. $50 Am.t.idsm
bc;nn.iis to Nv 'o h.u,.. IL '1n'M MSrn,n:.ld.
az; atty. Oliver z Davis, ssoi 81
iSsrH ST. sam. property. July 3. $50
Grace e McEwen. Washington. p 6;
s2p ST. isS ". 5. sss.s W sth ,iiSSc
Sss; Dec II. lsll-Jno Brennan 10 civ
W ReS Estate Co. atty T Co. i7s Broad:
LOT So map, 81. property N Jarvis 'y JT'
Upper Morrissnsa Sep. u. ieo7-Loui;
III r:'" atty, ~ % Il J EG s%ssni.n. 8 ); F cs.m
'TM Az 81. 100 y Walnc, st: ls csiisc'
Le1ow' MackeliT W, - cedar
PARK Av, begins at pi on lin. I. 100 .
to said y rs v from " > thereof. which
line Is Al intersection 2ss.s 3 from : "
cor l7sth 81. sl.bxl7xst, Feb 4. isos"
Chas j and Annie NJ johnson to Geo w
Moore. atty'. Moran a Heaiy, 81 Cham.
s7TH ST, 40 W. s =. $50 W w..t' ieoa
av. 2oxloo.s. Aug /. isi3--Kath r Linde-
mann to Alfred p Coburn, Ss 81 Nicho-
las av and Geo Sloane, $40 " s7th a.:
atty, Z j Meehan. 2 Rector ct. 81, 900
Harvey l. and Mary Lpsne. to VIM r
mose. 500 W Stat Of; attys, Rose 4 p.
WEST ESb Az. ss?, SO icoth .'g,oSS
i7S x sS.6 X n - xwsx $40 to
Hn,Marietta C stewart to + @ 4 T 60.
wHirIocck Az, sss.sss. +. rin.ny M''o' .
: nStures. June l, l~9l2--whitiock Co to
Consolidate G Co. 10? " 18th st; atty.
1T a 7 Co. 100 Bway. ......,' I'll 90
EDGECoMBE Az, W s. ssli 8 isoth st.
.Sxlo0, Feb S. lss6-Roma l. and Robt
J. Niles to Grace ID and lydia W Thorne.
New Rochelle, y Y; atty. Geo r Cart.
EAST FORDHAM RID si7-Is. n 3, se'ii "
Hughes av,. 81. 2xioo, Nov is, lels--Port
Jervis- Land Impt Co to Jno j sullivan:
atty. q A Sineerman. IS Nassau at, "a. 900
9oTH ST, IS, 233 W West End sv, l7siO0.S 4.
Dec II. lsls--Chas Gulden to West Park
PresbyteIian. Church. sttys. CadwaIadsr,
~ = % wan SIS, 900
July, IL, lsil-Msry. wife VIM Gott-
chalk, 10 sam'l Garland. leg z .3sth
st; atty. W + ouigley. lac Bway. . $500
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
N~lanhats~u

:iTH ST, ?O5 E--Jos.ph Tino 4 Co. Inc.
ast J n Horton Ice Cream Co ct al, MAY
2p Az. S7?-.Aibsrene s,on. Co ast John
10Th ST. ,iS w-Aibsrsn. stone Co al
John Doe st al. Aus .. plb.........lIo
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 500 sun sets : ~ Moon riscs IA
mon WATER THIS DAV
C.,u, IN AM M
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.,,ru,. M AM An
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Arrived SUNDAY. August s
IS - Paul a:os r. NJ. Liverpool. July n.
50 LarlanG, alS A NJ. Liverpool, july -
IS rerusia l9;ii A " GihrsItar. JLiy II
IS Tdornl "a u 20 A ". Palermo ,I1ly y.
;, nuot Il Aosta II - = " Genoa. july !.
= Bunalo. p VI HUI. July =
IS brilliant, o. = VI Tampico Julv .
July 50. '"""
. CITY Of say annsh. savannah. Aus
1omanohe Jacksonville. Aus
: Ps"h"" philadelphia, Aue :
- 1anoplc hos,on. Aus
Ns Roniuey Philadelphia Aug
- Iulderdyk. Philadolphla. Aus .
- Jefferson, Norfolk, Aug :
ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK.
: Philadelphia AZ Liverpool
- Ancona. al Genoa
Sc Roma. off Gibraltar
- America, off Gibraltar
SAILED q NEW YORK
s. Mexico, from rrosreso
SrEAMsHIps
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HELp


A HIGH CLASS sTOCK SALESMAN
Legitimate Industrial, liberal commission
drawing account, must have own clients.
references. Gail 6o9 Park Row Building
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SAP ST. /, , SSH " Amsterdam ay. ask
loe 2-Hy " De Forest. trus. 20 Hllda q
tiffany. atty. l. T co. lGo Bway 81 $50
FAD ST. az E-N Y Title ins co to
ss~owwetrr sa.'1ss ssnk; a.s eo"erS snnSys;
18TH ST. IS E-same to Vim y Harte and
sno. trus. Nescon.e'. y Y. atty. y Y
SHERMAN Az. n . cor :o7th st. i0oxloo-
Charlotte q Halpin TO Max Marx, 49,
Convent Av, atty. y y T lns Co. l5S
SHERMAN Az. n G cor 2O7th 81, iooNloo-
Joseph r Marx 20 Charlotte q Ha'pin,
Freeror'. l. !, atty, y Y I ins co, -ls5
Pway 500
nth Az. n e cor sist al. IS lnxeo-Anrs
l. Day TO Mary T. cassidy. 2n W lltth
ct atty, DAM DsIy. 20 Nassau st....fi
blST ST. 3os-ln W-ks,e Wsidler 10 Hsrry
n Rosen. :72 " 9oth ~; attys, Gsllcrt
a a Al Liberty St. $4,000
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.
s5TH ST, 23& and 236 E-Joseph Marmor
at Amelia Building Corp, owner; Joseph
Enrich, contractor, ..,.... les0
BTOnH.
l7STH ST. al5 E--Joel " Eisner aEt John
ID and Frederick + Kistell, owners and
JACKSON Az, ts~a.ts5-Valentin Zimm.r.
mann agt FLAIR Building Corpn, owners
ana contractors .Sl06
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P. S.-f you want to know about Westinghouse Electric, the
position of it's bonds and it's shares, and the possibilities of profits
from the companys expanded business. see the Dow Jones Bull
letins this Monday Morning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN
OBJECTED TO AT CORPUS
Business Man Leads in Protest 10 Senator
Culberson on Appointment Of Mrs. WeIch
as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Reasons"

Business men of Corpus Christi ARE pro-
testing against the appointment u: MIR.
Georgia u. Wclch, widow NJ the late judge
Stanley Welch. t. the position ~ post
master 81 Corpus Christi. The sunday
Caller ha~ the following "a say:
The appointment Of Mr.. Georgia u. Wclch
10 the postmaster>hip If Corpus Christi
has been protested BY +. n. Caldwell. 4
wire va> ~ent 10 Senator Culber~on Friday
by Mr.. Caldwell asking tina, the ~enatc'~
confirmation If President Wilson's ap-
pointmcnt b. held M pending the arrival ~
- letter detailing the charges upon which
the protest j. based. This was learned
early yesterday morning and printed IN The
Saturday Caller.
Asked II he had made protest against
the appointment. r.. III. Caldwell admitted
-. saving: "Y"~. a number 1T citizens nf
Corpus Christi freed that the appoint
mcnt wa one detrimental ~ the business
Of the city and a. one Of them sent y tclr.
gram to Mr.. Culber~un protesting the ap-
pointmcnt."
Asked why ~ did 80. Mr.. Caldwell said
purely for business reasons. We hclIrv,
the appointment Of a woman to the place 4
not best for the city NJ this critical stage
Of it, history"
Mr.. CaIdwclI's letter detailing hi~ rca.
sons presented for the non confirmation W
the appointment was not made public.
AS t. the report that charges would y,
made. ! have copies u my communication
with Washington 10 show that the reason
given for asking that the appointment p,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

public library Saturday afternoon to com
plete plans for the approaching visit Of
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker of Austin.
president of the General Federation Of
Women's clubs; Mrs. Henry p. Fall Of
Houston. president of the Texas federation.
and Mr.. g.. II. Scott Of Corpus Christi.
past president Of the fifth district Of the
Texas federation. The visitors will arrive
Thursday. Mr.. James A. Graham wa
chairman of the meeting.
The menu for the luncheon to be- given
AT the Brownsville Country club at IL a. m.
Thursday, wa~ discussed aud decided upon.
and II WA also decided To- extend. through
the local press. AN invitation TO all the
women Of Brownsville aud surrounding
country Ia attend this luncheon. n well IA
all members of the various women clubs.
Those who will he present are asked 1" call
telephone NJ. 52l Tor information before
noon Of Tuesday.
The guests will arrive 81 the motor ear
at 10 AS Thursday morning and will be- met
AZ the Miller hotel by a delegation cf WON
On from the clubs. From the hotel they will
80 Z" the Country club for luncheon.
o&n. the luncheon the party will re-
turn 10 the city and repair 10 the federal
court room. IN the pot office building.
where the visitors will address u general
a>~cmblagc Of the citizens of Brownsville.
The address Of welcome will h. delivered
by Mayor 4. 4. Browne. Mis- Penelope
Petersen will tut r.Iu.., III. -n.nl.r- uL.
each ~ turn viii address the audience.
While the subjects Ia D. touched upon
bt the speakers are not ~ yet known. they
will be- Of general interest To- the men and
women 81 Brownsville. and 4 cordial invi-
iatlon ! extended ~ the womcn's clubs
I" I'LL to attend and hear the distinguished
visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
JACK JOHNSON HAS NOT
REACHED IAMPICO PORT
Message from TampicO Declares that Big
Smoke Contrary to eI Paso Report, Has
Not Vet Arrived There.

Jack Johnson, the negro p%ugili,t, who j.
scheduled a. defend his title for the worlds
championship with jess Willard nj Juarcz
IN March, had not reached the port ~
Tampico. Mexico. up to late Saturday
night. A message received IN MataInoro>
from Tampico says that. contrary t. the
news dispatches sent out from FL Pa~o.
nothing ha> been seen there Of the big
shine.
There i great hope IN Matamoros that
events may % adjust themselves ~ 10
cau~e the big tcht 10 be pulled of ia that
city. II j. regarded n certain that IL
johnson puts his foot into Carranza ter
ritory that General Carranza will no, per
NIT him 10 20 To %Juarez. a the holding Of
the fight would fill well the coin till~ of
Senior Villa. III Johnson does come 10 Car
rama territory and insists on coin:
through To Juarcz the con,titutionali,t
government might order him dcported ut
some of the Texas border ports. where he
will he nabhed hy United States officers IN
y charge of conspiracy against the gov
eminent If the United States aud some
other charges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
EURASIANS WANT To
RAISE A REGIMENT

Correspondence at the Associated I'rr~~.l
London. Feb. 22.-Thc petition IT the
Eura sIon>. or half ca~tc~ 81 India. L. raise
some regiments of their own ha, caused
the war office i considerable unea>inc>~
because Of the delicate social questions
involved. Ema~ians are in the unfortunate
position of being neither whites nor ma
tivc~. They are not admiNed into whit,
secretly - = rule. and are di>hked Or de-
-pised by the natives Of unmiycd mrcntagc.
At the same time they feel themselves
superior t. the natives because of their
white blood.
The whites aud Eura~ian~ could get
along very well together ~ the front, hut
the .m%i,erial authorities fear the Indian
regiments would resent the formation OF a
distinctly Eura>ian ~oldierv. aid would be-
sides refuse To- associate with them in arms.
The war office i now trying Ia put the
dampcr IN the project without offending
til, ~loy.lt, and the sensibilities of AN i'm
p"riant element of the Indian population.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
SAN ANTONIO MAN SAYS
THERE IS OIL HERE
Henry Forres Jr., Owner OF Tract Near
Brownsville is Here investigating Posi-
bilities OF Boring for Petroleum.

Interest in the possibilities Of the
Brownsville district for oil continues to
grow and rumor~ have been current Of late
that IN the not distant future announce
ment viii h. made that actual drilling i 10
be- undertaken. Henry Forrc- Jr. of San
Antonio. IN oil man. !, now in Brownsville
and Yesterday visited a tract OF land near
thi- city. owned by him. on which he de-
%clarc> the oil indications to be good.
Mr.. Forre> l. am oil man of long expert
ence and has been operating in both the
Beaumont and Tampico fields. In line with
the opinion of many Others he i convinced
that the entire gulf coast. stretching from
Tampico To- the Louisiana coast abound~ in
the product. and the evidences of oil found
in this section h. ha~ found to be- equally
n good "a those in the proven fields. If
not better.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

MONEY To LOAN-Application~ received
for loans from Sl00 10 Sl0.O0o on i'm
proved and unimprovcd Town property and
farm land Interest : per cent straight.
Interest payable annually or semi annually.
Time: one Ia ten years. Applicants for
loans will please give description. location
aud valuation of property offered a >c-
curity for loan. State Improvement, and
valuation Of same. We want county rep
resentatives 10 receive applications for
loans, appral>c property and serve a. our
exclusive representative. Attorncy or real
estate man preferred. Applicants for loans
and applicants for agencies positively re-
CURED To furnish at least two character
references and forward postage. five > cent
stamps. for application blanks. full par
t%'cuiar-. and prompt reply. Write south
ern Office. Southeastern Mortgage Loan
Association. Fourth National Bank Huild
ing. Atlanta, Ga.-2235t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF
MADER0 ASSASSINATION
Memorial Exercises Are Held by Military
and Civilian Population OF Matamoros.
Appropriate Addresses.

Today. February -. j. the second an
.Eiver-ary 81 the a>>as~ination Of francisco
:. Madero. the president of the republic %
Mexico. and Pino >aurez, hi Wee prcsi-
dent. and all Mexican border towns are
celebrating the day with appropriate eNer-
ciscs, including patriotic music. addresses,
etc.
In Matamoros the memorial exercises
will begin with a reunion of the civil and
military authorities at the Teatro Reforma
at 5 O'Clock tonight. The program will IT,
clGde an address by Lieutenant Colonel
Jose Y. Cara, a vocal solo by Senorita
Francisco Saenz Gonzalez, a tribute by Lie.
Felix Acuna, an address by Captain linda
lecio Trevino. an address by j. Antonio
Castaneda, and an instrumental solo by
Mrs. Maria Hinojosa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

Three cups -four: x 10 II cup short.
ening;;j k5ri kasboonfnb 4 { Bakisx
<onc<y; about 4 cup milk or scak<y.I
t~easpo0n/aI san.
Sift three times, the -four, salt and
baking powder. Work into the -four the
shortening, using lard or butter for
shortening. Then mix to a very soft
dough with the milk. The softer the
biscuit enters the oven, the lighter il
Comes out. Never knead baking powder
biscuits; press the dough into shape anil
roll lightly. Cut in small shapes and
bake on a sheet or very shallow pan in
a hot oven. In placing biscuits in the
pans place well apart. not allowing edges
to touch. Small biscuits are better than
large ones. Large biscuits do not have
the proper amount Of time to raise and
bake.
Have ron seen the new x c Cook, Book,
Rrimfui OF appctiziDg recipes that simply must
he successful every time II the few simple direc-
lions are carefully followed. You would gladly
pay 50 cents for this valuable book. vet we sra
81 atsoisksiyyJor upon receipt Of the colored GER
tihcatc packed In every 25-centcan of { baking
Powder. JAorrs MrG. Co. Chicago. small
can DO ret hsse CooA's Boek eestiaSstes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
OF SOLDIER HAS
PROTEST DUTY PAYMENT
Was Required to Pay Six Pence Duty on
Box OF Presents Sent TO His Son al
Front by Princess Mary.

London. Feb. 1.-THE la,hcr W \ mriu
her "a thc British cVrrdtirnarv force a.
lodged 4 protest with tl.r government
against having nm ra, n duty n = pence
"n unr ~ Princes Mary christmas gift
M the soldiers. which WIS sent home a.
The -un. Princes Mar, sent n little box
Inf comforts aud drlIrarir- fn every man
IN uniform un foreign soil Many nj the
Recipients sent thrlr hnNr- home a- ~nuvr
nir- ~ hc treasured m after wear Al
though the buNr- went "ut with the nruN
~upplIr-. those sent back were considered
hy thr post office i- export from foreign
lau'l-. and consequently thr iuharru rnn
tanned M them was subject MN N heavy cu-
toms tax. According tu thr unirIal.. M.
u pence must lv paid ma-murh 49, the
princes failed wv rNT"rt her gifts NJ bond.
One WI the Christmas boxes sent Nv 49,
front Wa packed wv thr Princes Mary
herself. who put w \ Zip w paper l-kinr
the recipient Nv send WV acknowledgement
Y" buckingham palace. The finder dId wv
~ TIE following vord~ Thank you. Re-
rclycd ~ me-. 97SO Ptr. Fitzgerald. n com
puly. Royal Munster Fu~ilirr~."