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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24

AMSTERDAM, sept, e3.-A German
court-martial At Antwerp has sentcrcod
three Belgian citizens To death amt
thirty three others To hard labor in
lrie"n for terms ranging from fifteen
months TO ten years because they had
Snuggled letters INTO Holland, according
o. the EchO HciOc, Those condemned 10
Death are Police Commissioned Alexis,
''s"ph Ba"ckelmans. an architect, and
%lc sander Frank, "A merchant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
WHITMAN TO OPEN EXPOSITION
Reception for Schoo Heads Given
at Fillmore.

Gov, and Mrs. Charles $. Whitman
will open the Industrial Education Con-
ference and Exposition at Madison
Square Garden tonight. Gov. Whitman
is honorary chairman OF the conference.
which will continue til October 2.
\ reception for the various school
heads was held last night at the Bit
more. The speakers were President
Thomas w, Churchill of the Board OF
Education, John Martin, chairman OF the
vocational education committee Of the
Board of Education Prof. Bouser of
Columbia, Miss Florence Marshall, prin-
cipal OF the Manhattan Trade School
for Girls, and Wesley OLeary of Pratt
Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
II. Hoe 4 Co.. Press Builders. Grant
Wage Advance.

r. Hoe a Co, printing press builders,
have granted a wage advance OF 3 cents
an hour to the 800 machinists employed
by them. according TO an announcement
made by Il. j. Deering, business agent
OF the international Association of Ma
chinists, yesterday.
An eight hour day already had been
granted and tho minimum wage 4!
machinists Is now 1852 n day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
WAR ORDERS JUMP CAPITAL.
White automobile to IncreRs e
From S9,5OO,OOO to $4,000 900.

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23,-The White Au-
t"mobile Company has decided 10 in
crease It's capital stock from $500, 900
to $1,000, OOO to capitalize assets accu-
mulat,d through war orders.
For more than "A year the company
has been working day and night turn.
ing nut auto trucks for the Allies, Spe-
cial machinery has been built and large
quantities of extra raw material have
been purchased. The new capital will
cover these expenditures.
The papers asking permission for the
capital increase were filed with the
Secretary OF state to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
81 ATHINAI SURVIVORS HERE.
Detectives Seek Rofrano Among
Men saved From Burning ship.

The British tank steamship Rouma-
Man Prince. In yesterday from Middles-
brough, brought in ffty-six OF the crew
and six steerage passengers OF the
Greek liner Athinai, which was burned
at sea.
a detective boarded the ship at Quar-
antine TO see the steerage passengers
and make sure that zone of them was
Michael Rofrano, former Deputy Street
Cleaning Commissioner. under indict-
ment for murder. Rofrano was not
aboard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
STANDARD DROPS TELEFUNKEN
Puts Msrconi wireless on Its ships
Now Under u. =. Flag.

The Standard Oil Company of New
Jersey has decided to take the German
owned 1'elefunken wireless apparatus
from twenty-five of It's ships and replace
the equipment with that of the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company, an Amer
lean concern. The contract. which has
been pending some time, but which could
not he closed until the Telefunken con-
tract expired. was mad yesterday.
The ships to be equipped have all been
admitted to American registry and for
merry sailed under the German flag.
The act OF the Standard brings the total
Of its ships equipped with the American
wireless to f~orty-eeven.
The contract. which covers several
years, is said by Marconi officials TO be
the most important transaction of It's
kind since they took over the equipment
of the United Wireless Telegraph Com
pany in 1912.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
10 and III, From same Town, 10
Wed.

wAsHINGToN. Sept. 23-Isaac 3, Pro-
vost, 70 years old, of Zephyr Hills. Fla,
took out a marriage license here to-day
to marry Mrs, Sarah c, Sage, ~ yea
old, also OF Zephyr Hills. The ceremony
will be performed tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
BUSINESS MEN FOR
REVISION OF TARIFF
National Foreign Trade COun-
ell, James A. Farrell Pre-
siding, Goes on Record.
LOOKING TO WARS END

Thirty-fve business men comprising
the National Foreign Trade Council. in
session yesterday at the Biltmore Hotel,
laid plans to prepare American COM
merce and industry for the competitive
conditions expected to follow the
These plans included especially the tariff
and shipping problems in this country's
export trade, which the members felt
might be impaired by the renewal of
European competition. James A. Farrell,
president of the United States Steel Cor
poration. presided at the meeting.
One of the most important acts Of the
council was the adoption Of a resolu-
ton urging President Wilson to exercise
the authority conferred upon him TO
neg otiate commercial agreements which
will assure to American exporters re-
ciprocal and equivalent foreign tariff
treatment in return for the valuable
market given here to foreign products
and to obtain the removal of undue dis
ordinations against the products OF the
soil and industry of the United States.
The council further agreed
Tina to contribute to public knowl-
edge on this question and TO seek ef-
fcctiyp future tariff reVisions with eco
nomic regard ~ the interests Of export
trade "A tariff committee of seven mem
bers he appointed by the chairman. 10
include at least Ave active business men
and one tariff expert. whose duty 1t
shall be to investigate and report to the
council upon the efficacy Of the present
United States tariff system for the pro-
motion and protection OF export trade
from undue discrimination by foreign
Governments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24

MuSEMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
First Triangle Night
Wins New York

This morning New York is in possession of a
new standard of Play Presentation.
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS,
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK,
DUSTIN FARNUM
have made good in their new theatric environment.
"The Lamb "My Valet" and "The Iron Strain"
have all proved worthy vehicles for these we'll
known players.
The Triangle Plan of presenting dramatic stars
of the first magnitude in plays of the highest quality
has proved a huge success.
If you were not at the Knickerbocker Theatre
last night, you surely will be to-night-to-morrow
Or next week.
1t was said that New York would not pay as
high as Two Dollars for this form of entertainment.
That question has now been definitely settled.
New York will render value for value received.
1t will pay Two Dollars for an entertainment of the
Two Dollar Calibre.
If you tried to get into the Knickerbocker
Theatre last highland failed-you probably
realized that somebody else's Two or Three Dollars
preceded yours through the Box Office window.
The present bill - Observation-Disclosures
Farnum-will continue all next week, afternoon
and evening, until Saturday night.
Then will come a new series.
TRIANGLE FILM CORPORATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
Trade Development Impeded.

NJ. A. Oudin. manage OF the foreign
trade department OF the General Elec-
trio Company, introduced the resolution.
HE report stated too that while the
President was authorized to negotiate
trade agreements. no agreements had
been entered upon because the chief
commodities of thosa countries which
could AFFORD to make reciprocal tariff
concessions to American manufacturers
are already upon the free list. He also
said hat existing foreign tariff and
administrative determinations against
products of the United States impede tho
full development of this country's eN-
port trade.
European competition said Presl-
dent Farrell. will be stronger han
ever following the a The alliances
have caused the nations on both sides to
assume enormously Increasing financial
burdens. We may We'll consider whether
they will attempt to carry these burdens
by means OF economic alliances IN peace.
This suggests possible preferential tariff
agreements among nations now allied.
uoh a change OF policy Will vitality
affect the trade Of the United States"
The Merchant Marine Committee. con-
sisting OF Mr.. Farrell, I. \. :. Frank
lin and Robert Dollar OF san Francisco,
in its report asserted that the public
lack of knowledge of the fundamentals
of marine TRANSFORMATION rendered diff
cuft the development of a sound policy
encouraging the building up Of "A larger
American share in the worlds carrying
trade. To establish sue "A policy. there
fore, the committee presented a mono
graph setting forth in simple language
the basic phases OF this question. The
committee also considered mean OF en-
Couraging a merchant marine other than
government ownership methods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24

STEAMSHIP TICkT1N to any port
Offcial NJ be-. .l.'.
Raymond 4 Nhitcomb Co, !n5 9TH " J.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
p X OIL r e C

lave imamo delavci. Ko hi bill
pri zadnjih volitvah delavci splo.-
no %glaSovali "a SocialistiGnc kan
dldate, bi po mojem mnenju ne
bilo tcga. akO hi delavci sedeli v
zakonodaji lIarrisburghu. De
laNcl, cas- .ic re. da napnemo Svoic
moci, IN Sc organiziramo V soc.
StrankO. Xxi je edna "a mas trpi-
ne. Dclavci ustvariamo vse, ma
redimo vse raZun pOstav in de
maria. &c 81 pa dclavci zmoznl
narediti ) ustvariti vsc, so tu-
Oh mozni, Ola lahko dc,ajo zako-
ne in da So Sami vladaio.
kakor sem pref omcnil, so
skraino slabe delavskc razmerc
tukaj. I'm cato 50 tudi delavci ne
kako tcmcrni in tudi sloge veliko
ne pozuamo. Nckatcri trdijo. da
so v>c Straukc "a mic. tudi soci-
aliSticna. in Ga jc sploh vSe IN mic,
ia ia bodo socialist avn tako
dclali I mani. kadar zmagaio ma
cell trti, kakor republikanci ali
drmakrati. Motto Sc, Sedai della
mauJSina take poStave, da vIada
Ncciuo. Nccina bo pa narcdila la
Nrat take poStavc. da bo vladala
vrcina maujSino. Priporocal b.
81 t|ukajNujm rojakom, da 81 ua-
roc" na Prolctarca. ker Prolcta.
rec jo cdini >lovcu>ki list, In la-
goyaria dciavskc intcrcsc. Pc.
ldrnv N>cm Iavcduim,
Clan kluba 81. 65.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Herminie, Pa.

DclavSki razmcr ne bom opiSa.
val, kcr ir sploSno znauo. da 50
>labe Skorai povSod. in tako tudi
pri mas. Toda k sIvarl' Lcta
1911. Sc jc usianovil tukaj Soc.
klub in priklopiIi smo "a X Jug
Soc. Zvehi. klub .ic takrat naprc-
doval; V kratkcm GaSu j. priSto.
pilo mad 30 CLANCY. Takrat so
Glapi Snodhuiali drug druzcga. da
j. bile vcSclic. Nacnkrat pa lc Il
gitacija med GlanStvom ~ugnsnila.
Nckatcri 50 dciali. Ola to Sploh
mic nj. da hi plaGcvali 25c mcsec-
no in ne dohili nikakrSnc podpo-
re. Malo pozmeic j. pa princscI
Prolctarcc vest. da sta brata Mi
ckY i'm John Mcnamara pred So
discern priZnala dinamituo llo-
cinStvo Y Los Angeles. Cal. in 8
tenn prodala delavcc kapitalizmI.
Nekatcri so stiskali pcSti. ccS TIA
Xxi so socialist. i'm Glanstvo sc .ie
pricclo krciti. OStalo mas ie lc
par clanpv. in dclovali smo dale,
vcdoci, da jc SocialiSticns stran-
ka potrcbna in ia prinoSc lc Soci-
alizcm dclavstvu svobOdO in ga
resi- izpod kapitalistiGnega .iarma.
Scveda. cnim jc bilo to trn Y pc
ii. dclavci so Sli l. %naprcdnim
duhOm casa dale. Nehkokrat so
So vnclc debate ma raznih mestih
Zaradi socializma. a nasprotniki
so bill Icdno porazcni. Agitator-
jcm Sc jc cello ocitalo. da so gOi-
jufi in ia cd delavcev preSajo
denar in % sipajo V Chicago, da
81 tam kupuje.jo cigare in ne VEN
kaj Sc vse.
Zadnje lcto pa jc priSla kriza.
Sedai pa kompanija odstavlja de
lavce in niece ma cesto, brcz OIL
a koliko casa 81 bill uposlien pri
njci. Zopct Sc tn vidi, koliko We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

@aciJc N Minnesota, kateri javlia y IA
dew dcficita. Hi On jc incl sodr. Polo.
\ina, ko jc bill M agitatoritni poti Y
Minnesota. Pravi, da jc DRAWN orsa-
~niIacili vsled slabih financiielnih rag
mcr momogo6c pokriti dcficit.-Zakliu
"a So, Ia omenjcni deficit poravna sodr.
Polovina. kadar mu bodo dopus5ala
Smotna srcdstva.
Tainik pctrich poroda. ia ir postal
NScm do l0O mill od Chicago oddalic
aim kluhom glasovnice "a ilvoiitcy
'dvch CLANCY Y nadzorni odbur. .Iayili
50 candidate: klub st. 81 Ivan Cclich.
Il. l31 j. Jurca, st. - D.. |Ekonomoff.
st. II /. Smith, At. l22 l.. Slcpccyich.
NoHtvc ~ tn odbor bodo kon6nn- II.
marca t. /.
Dale roroJa, ia jc pr,icl III. janu.
ARIA p"rotilo in imcnu po kouf-rcnci H..
v%oljcmih odbornikov. ri so , udhnr m
uskarn" Frank Zaity. Alex Dubravuc.
Pet. K~okotovich. Frank Mr.olc I'm J..
Steiner.
Dale porota Pctrich, ia ie biIo , ia
nuaiju ra~lpc'anih 1897 rcduih ia aa,
i1icmuih lnank. 70 go ,ramc ,a lnn
ujc.
N"ir. GoIina prcdlaga. da hi ST., 81 pn-
'ih hstih piSalo q lapoacti >loycn>ti n
gi. Soir. Ksi-tan jc mucnia. da ti So,
rpdi H-c in ligas,y ,s,ila roSclna ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
ZAPISNIK SEIZE EKSEKUTIVE
J. S. z.
dne 6. februaria 1918.


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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Roundup. Mont.

E.pi.ni y,lr,r
pri ,.. l-a, 49,. IT.. g.
20 nj nil, n,oslobo L., I.I.
.E rsol- d.n y. ,.o. III.
.bodn5o. n,a,.;;
.doI,li l.. nn rn.,II,n IL; ..I,
.Toroi mo-. misl;;a n.na,
l., o,',:.:. "''
10 kdn nribranT l.oLsan /;
mn mcrda & ,nno raIi ;..u
V,ob roy,,oraL mo- ,,u
nur .v.toy.t; In n L,Iu
liza, d,lo. La;,; ,,,I; =; ,
IkokSro i,ro,L,a rn,,La
zdai uiLoLor -. tasa =; ,nL.
IdoyoIi ,aLnzvan;b x.
II,v.,i, Ii JoI"n "al.ni
V ~.nlos,om s;,;m,~aL-
mod .cb,i;n .Ln,a; ,|aEI.
nina "a n,rrod.L :, .a II..r
pihau;c I.bL, '.,u,
vcG;nn Il, 5ol; ,..oII.
IhI;5n ion,u uaihol;s" t,n
SlodcSoIirih I,n'nu.
n~rctrn.,; :, .L,o. =, /; :; -;
novsko ,..,,uc;l; ,,, ;.I;
vrastvo mod Iiud.tvo Tnn
da So i'm to ~. bo ,o.r.:;ln '
Iimaio tudi ma inod.oi;o
scboi
Vnr,saI ii ~;o,,o., To-;
IGloycku. Xxi razno;iIia .
lonon;nua ni.n,a -, T.; |
nabuiSk,I lind c,ona nra.i
,or,u po I'll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Cleveland, o.

Cleveland, o.
Vsi clani in somisljeniki nasega
glbanja sc vabijo, da Sc udeleze
P~REDAVANJA
SLOW. soc. kluba v Clevelandu, ka-
tero Sc vrsi v nedeljo 81. marca
OBJ 2 popoldan " klubovih presto
nh ma 1907 E 81 st. Predaval
DO sodr. Petrovic o parish ko-
mum. ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
"Drugi in tretji week.
imenika padlih, ranjenih in vjetih
nash rojakov v sedanii ev-
ropski vojski.

Scstavljch po i2virnih porocilih
volncga ministrstva Z ozirom ma
trctlc zbornO po~vcliniStvo tcorps)
prl katcrcm Sluibuicio izkliuGno
skoraj sami Slovrnci. Tu so nave
dcni voiaki ljubljanskega, spool
nje-staierskega, -koroske-
ga, trzaSkega i {. d. pcSpolka: ma
Sih lovskih bataljonov, dragonske-
ga In domobranskih polkov; So
vcnci drugih oddelkov i'm voine
mornarice, skupno mad 1000 linen.
Nkupno lc do zdai navcdcnih mad
5000 pOncSrcGcnccv Y voiski. Pri
nekatcrih vjctih je navedeno, kje
Sc nahaiajo Y v.ictniStvu a pri ne.
katcrih padlih navcdcn .ic cello
grob. kjcr so pokopani.
Ccna IA ,. in 3. zvczck ic b cen
tov, "a Use tri do zdai izSlc zvczkc.
Xxi obscgaio 200 Strani, pa Same 80
centov. Narocila in dcnar poSliitc
ma:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16


V stevilki l3. Gil. Sv., pise neki
dopisnik, Xxi JIG pa skril svoje line
pod "brezposclnim", dasi nj, da
sc je tudi par Glanov cd w. +. of
NJ. "polakomilo" %poviSanja ONE.
njenc place. Kot tajniku tukajS.
ME p%odruznice w. +. VI. me vcza
d%loznoSt, da odgovorim dozdcvnc
mu "brezposclcu''. V prvi vrSti
maj povem, da kier SO delavci ia.
40 paste ponizni kot ste nekatcri
V doticni topilnici. tam ne more
biti govora q kakSni ''lakomosti"
ampak vclja ukaz. hoccS, noGcS,
moraS! To jc ukaz boSov. Ge no
ceS ii. bo drugi. i'm To dotiGnik sam
dobro We. Stvar hi bila STEER
lahko drugacna, ako ne hi bila
vecina %dopisniku cnaka, to jc ola
Sc noGrjo p%ridruziti organizaciji
krlyda Y prvi vrsti Zadcnc vas, Xxi
81 noGete pridruziti organizaciji
IN pomagati priboriti boljSe raz-
mere. &c Sc ne motim, jc bill do.
titni dopiSnik eden prvih, Hi 50
rri"I i, ~. ",'J' .Tp'a,;'
",,'' ~ ''P"N pr
""J oP"N',
,.IaIs ''1' 49, No'
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Co., ''5' :" - N''"''' "'
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,;ia ~ JC'I'
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WV! ia w.
18Th , 'N
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cola r,,+y ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

Slovenko ' starosti cd 33 do 40
let "a V sluzbo, ali pa "a samostoi-
no gospodinio. Poleg kuhiniskega
mora tudi razumeti ma kmetiiske
delo.
Postena in resno misleca zenska
mai Sc obrne "a natancna p~ojasnila
IN naslov ma upravniStvo Proletar-
ca, 4OG8 w. 31st St., Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Pittsburgh urkirk. Kans.'

Ma sell SocialiSticuih 'klubov
stew. l33 in $50 j. $. Y. dine 2S.
~februarja t. /. Sc je >klcailo H.
DAFT SlcdcGi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16

vega prcdavania aktualcn in mo-
IA zanimati vsakogar. kdor Sc ho-
&c PR viru pouciti o staliScu Socia-
llzma V tenn vpraSaniu.
Pristop ma to predavanie ie do
vol]en v%sakomur, pa vabimo vSc,
XII sc zanimajo IA to vpraSamic.
+. Godina. tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
poziv

ma skupno konferenco vseh jugo-
slovanskih socialisticnih klubov v
Cherokee in Crawford County y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
l.. Iupancic..
Chicago. Ill.

Socialisticni klub ST. |. j. :. T..
ina Y pctek. 10. t. m. OBJ 5. zvcCcr
rcdno seiO navadni dvorani ma
vOgalu w, 26. ccstc i'm :. Ayers
Ave.
Ma tel sell predava sodrug Eli
bin kristan o prcdmctu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-16
Jugoslovansko vpraSanle
in socializem.

Inano JIG, da je stopilo .iugoslo-
vansko vpraSanie zadnii cas- moe
no V osprcdje. Mnogo sc o MEM
pise in govori; vclika agitaciia Sc
suce okrog tcga problema; ali V
vsej tel propaganda ie bore malo
stvarnega, in %preserno vladaio
stare fraze, Xxi so vsled dodge rabe
s oskubene in ogulienc. Obcnem
ocitajO nasprotniki zopet social
stom vsakovrstna "izdaistva'', pa
zanasajo Y socialism idejc, kate
rib nikdar nj bilo MEM.
Zaradi tega je precinct petko-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Roy Miller for Re- Election.

Corpus Christi. Texas. ian. 15-Thc
announcement Of Mayor Roy Miller that
hc will be a candidate for reelection tn a
second term as the chief executive Of Cor.
pus Christi has set the political 20, boil
ing.
Within another fifteen davS or posi-
bly, earlier a complete ticket Ia oppose
the present city administration will be-
named.
With the announcement IF Mavor Mil
Ter also camc official statements from
Commissioners l.. q. Collins Hugh Suth-
crland. Thomas ID. Ward and John IT..
Gallagher that they will stand for re-
election az members of the Miller ticket.
Robert Hall. who holds the distinction
Of having been the first mayor Of Bishop
and who moved to Corpus Christi last
November. is also seeking the mayoraltv
and has announced his candidacy. The
third candidate is expected Ia announce
o and with his entry matters politi.
cal will hum in Corpus Christi until the
city election, which will H. held April 4.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
LOUISE TO Be
SUBJECT OF STUDY
EntomoIogist to Texas Experiment Station
Arrives in Valley to Undertake Investi-
cation OF Pest-Up Valley Today.

r. II. Paddock. cntomolngi~t a. the Tex
n experiment station AZ the Agricultural
and Mechanical college. arrived III Browns
willie yesterday from College Station. and
while in this section will make a study Of
the turnip louise. Thi~ pest ha- been Civ
ing the truck growers of Texas much worry
and it, ravage> thi> year have been an
usually heavy. il i stated al the expert
ment station.
Mr.. Paddock left this morning for points
up the Valley IN pursuit of his mvestiga-
tion. and after getting specimens there.
will return to Brownsvillef or a short STAY.
Mr.. Paddock recently made a study ~
the life history, habits and relative injury
Of thi> insect in the extreme northwestern
portion Of the state M Wichita Falls. In
going To- the southern parts he will make a
study Of the insect in that section. His
study will be made in cooperation with
Rex Willard. expert IN farm management
for the United States department Of agri-
culture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
lice TO the Debtors and Creditors of the
Estate OF A. N. IsbeII, Deceased.

b. State Of Texas. County Of Cameron:
To those indebted to. or holding claims
;,inSt the estate of 4. NJ. lsbell. deceased :
ac Undersigned. having been duly APP
al,d administrators of the estate of A..
l>bcll, deceased. late of Cameron coun-
Texas. by III. l.. Yates. Judge of the
Yf,y court of said county. on the 9th day
December, A. d.. 1914. during a regular
h thereof. hereby notifies all persons
fbted to said estate To come forward
make settlement. and those having
rms against said estate to present them
him at hi residence in Somcrvill. county
| Burle>on. State of Texas. where he re-
'hscs his mail. or to hi> attorney of record.
mos Rich. at his office in Room No. -.
l,ier building. Brownsville. Texas.
This 9th day Of December. A. ID. 1914.
q. W. ISBELL.
idm'niStrator Of the Estate of A. NJ. l.
ell, Deceased.-l2.ll Is 26-I'ls,l5, 2229
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
SUDAN GRASS MAKES
GOOD GRAZING CROP

College Station. Texas. Jan 15.-That
Sudan grass planted IN rows makes an OK
cellcnt grazing crop i the statement IF
u. Y~oungblood. director oi the Texa. cx-
pertinent station system. "Plant Sudan
grass IN rows eighteen 10 thirty-six niche.
apart and turn hog, or cattle in to Craze.
The animals will walk in the burrows and
viii not trample the grass down. When
the grass i grazcd down run !, mower over
IL If the >tubble l. too high. The moisture
IN the soil will cause II t. grow up again
Immediately. or IL the grouh,! i very dry
the grass will grow out after the first rain.
Sudan grass will not stand trampling like
Bermuda and other meadow grasses
Those are the words of Director Young
blood. who Is responsible for the rapid
spread of this grass in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Possibility OF Preceding Stations.

Washington. ID. G.. Jan. lJ-Thc DE
partment ~ Agriculture will oon begin
an investigation of the possibility II e.
tablishing pre-coolng stations for truck
farmers in the Rio Grande country.
III. l.. Patterson Of IIarlingen. srcrc
tary If the Unit Marketing system some
time ago took the project NJ with Repre-
sentative Garner. who TODAY conferred
with - rotary of Agriculture Houston.
Mr.. Houston has turned the plan over
4" the Office of Markets ami Rural Or
ordinations. which will SEND several cX.
pcrts to Texas 10 investigate the plan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
6 FAILED RETURN
TO A. & M. COLLEGE
BY Associated Press.)

College Station. Texas, Jan. l5.-lt l.
announced today that only six students M
\. 4 NJ. failed 70 return 10 the college after
the Christmas holidays. The enrolment \
now SOB. four over last years attendance.
College heads pom to this a. significant
IN view of the "hard times" talk. Term CT
aminations begin January 81 and continue
until February 4. Registrar Friley, who v
receiving applications for enrolment. En-
poets the attendance % reach 1000 By
February 4.