davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
GEN. FUNSTON
LEAVES TODAY
FOR SANT0NE

Ma iur General Frederick Funston. Major
W. u. Hay. hi- chief of ~taiI and Captain
W. q. Ball hi- aide. lcfi thu afternoon Tor
San Antonio. there appearing no present
necessity - their remaining here.
The. field artillery whirh followed Nh
inr General Funston ~ Brownsville will
remain 80 guard here until he necessity
moved. il wa> said.
IL j. understood that both sides ia h.
present situation on the Mexican >i,i''.
Brownsville. have assured thu
American authorities that they will ;"
conduct their fighting - ~ NOT p,rmii
shells and bullets a. fall nn the Amrri
can side ~ the river
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Russian in Sympathy With Italy

London. April 3.--Ihc Russian attitude
concerning lialy's tcrrituryial aspirations
sci forth in semi official announcement
from Pcirograd. ~ympathlze with Italy
desire for territory about the head oi the
Adriatic, including Trieste and>lrcni. hut
hopes that Italy will not urge excessive
claims which might bring on another inter
national conflict later.
The announcement y significant h"ran-"
al Italy warlikc preparations and efforts
io adjust the boundary question with Aus
tria.
The British embassy al Rome denies a
report that Lord ho~cherry "r any other
person i, cn route t. Rome on special
British mission.
Nicnna reports indicate the recent isht
INC IN Bnkowina was more important than
wa officially announced They declare
the Russians were reinforced and tried '"r
a decisive victory. but were rcpul~rd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03

la Hu~cIa~. Mexico. April 3.-rhl> was
another day "i quiet waiiiu. at the head
quarter here ot the Nilla army investment
about Nntam"r"- Among the stan Of
irrr- There was heard occasionally u note
~ luIpaIirucc ai ihr length of the want
"'fhi- i- perhaps the longest time that
NJ have been idle" said General Saulo
Navarro. -Wr arr not accustomed u in-
action.
The GENERAL lighted cigarette and
garcd at the church -pirc~ IN Maiamoro.
iu-t visible m the distance Then hc turn
rd q" thr correspondent and said:
We ur sorry thai n ~ necessary a.
hil mrn NV order tu take Mntamuru-.
rh,.-r mru who viii ~ killed are good
McNirau- Hnd " would w. better N thcy
could tive tu make good cisUcn-. ~ help
s'uiid up lhc country. But II seems that
ihr uui, way a. bring peace J. to tiSh' and
Um and So will do IT. ~
General jose Rodriguez. commander in
chri ~ ihr Matamoru~ cNpcdriionary
trrr-, varied ihr m"uniuuN ~ waiting for
thr arrival ut artillery. hy prarticing rop-
m- Mounted un powerful stallion, w.
handled Ihr rurr with great skill. Mounted
men rode past Ht iulI speed and w. their
uur-c- huut- ila shed past him The general
threw hi- rope. usually getting hi- target.
"nc. fvu ~ alI tour lrg- 81 the galIoping
mouui.
u wa- clean up day apparent, at head
quarter camp. soldier swept the dirt
ward 40 thc ranch house occupied hy Gen
rral Navarro with green tor- ~ bushes
tird 'u-rihrr iu form huge hrn"m~. The
sweeping gave military ruuc lo the camp.
Drtaclmcni~ from other camps now and
then .ul'uprd in Occasionally v Dispatch
va~ brought 4" General Rodriguez.
Throughout the camp. despite the mono
tony e. waiting. am air ot confidence wa-
maintained.
ON ihr American side 10 the Las Ru,cia-
crossing some ~ thc American guard- ~aid
fhr, heard what sounded hike cannon ir-
in- Iu-i night There were three W tour
idcfnnutiun- WV quick r--inn. they said.
similar tr fhr sound ut firing -alvo from
lH battery. There have been reports that
there " already some artillery IA the Wills
camp~ farther inland. including one battery
of mountain guns. However. at the head
quarter camp. the question oi what ar
tilirrv n ruming. or that which already
may have arrived, wu- guarded ~ mil =
ItarN secret.
The uitirtr- spoke With regret WI thr
continuation ui stopping supplies from
rru- -in- nt I.a- Ru-rIn-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Park Filling Day
Planned At San
BenitO For May

San Bcnito. Texas. April 3.-plan~ are
under WAY Tor Park Filling Day" IN this
city o. BE- held some day ~ MAY. al which
time il j. Propo-cd i6 have from fifty a.
sixty teams furnished IN ~an Bcnito farm
err haul dirt tn the park site near thc GEli
Coast Lines depot. The -itr consists w "
block 81 ground. -plcudidIy located. but
before much Improvement can b. made u
will be- necessary a. haul about $500 yards
of dirt to fill in the space flush with the
sidewalks. Through the efforts of George
h. Faligant about 800 wards of dirt have
already been hauled and II l. expected the
Park Filling Day" will nearly complete
the job. About thirty teams have already
been promised for the work and the bal
aucc viii w. secured when wanted The
city commissioners and farmers commun-
ny descriptions ere cooperating m the
plans. and when the park site i filled,
other plans for further bcautilying the
spot Will bc undertaken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
AN OKLAHOMA
OFFICER is
IMPEACHED
(By Associated Prcss.l

Oklahoma City. April 3.--rhc Okla
homa senate Tins morning voted To I'M
peach corporation commissioner y. l..
Watson. WgiSon was found guilty on
two ~ nine articles "a Impeachment
The senate voted separately un each
article This Gusts Watson from office.
Dnc Impeachment I- uu Y loan ui ~lnnu
~ Mr.. r. n Wuoirn Which N w claimed
wu- never paid. The other wa- y thousand
dollar 10 Watson son hy John Ringing.
Commissioner Watson was security ON
both loans
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
BIG FLEET IS
IN HANDS OF
A RECEIVER
(By Associated Press

New York. April 3.--Thc International
Mercantile Marlnrr umpanN. organized IN
J. 4. Morgan 4 CO.. and controlling 4
great fleet 90 trans Atlantic steamers. wa~
placed III the hands ni receiver today on
account oi dciauled bonds amounting tn
more than 80. .o00.0
The mammoth fleet that ilic~ the flag
oi the International Mercantile Marine
company was assembled bN 4 syndicate
al American and British capitalists under
the leadership ~ the late !. H. Morgan.
There are no ships III the fleet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Villista Troops AT Las Ruscias Chafe
While Awaiting Orders To Resume
Fight For Possession Of City.

ia calv
who arrived E Gnd
IN ~
Maanor- The Villa consul Brownsville today dispatched funds
. small Miguel
oJqr>n sam F,,lycc has los iehto
hut
n- Ia night. rnnd To ID I-tu- n La Eu-ria-
reported " river
on N lratc lrrrahru h
cannon ann havrL
ran
expected today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
EITEL MISSED
FIRST CHANCE
TO GET TO SEA
tBv Associated Press.

Washington. ID. c.. April 3.-On account
ol u storm the wires have been down al
day between Norfolk and Newport News.
and the report wa persistent ~ New York
that the Prinz Eiiel Friedrich escaped to
TIE sea. hui Al nn o'clock this afternoon a
wireless IN Washington said -hr was still
there.
Cualcd pr",i-iuucd aud repaired aud
gale the Elle today had her first oppor-
iunity To dash 10 sea. Many. recalling the
daring of her commander. believed -he
would
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
WIFE OF MURDERED
POSTMASTER ON STAND
(By Associated PreSsl.

Panla. Kan. April 3.-Thc cross cN-
animation wa~ begun today ot Mr.. George
McElhancy. wife of the late postmaster ct
Lou~hurg. Kan. who wa- shot to death
through the door ~ hi home there ~ de
tnhrr. 1912. m the preliminary hearing of
Roscoe II"mhakrr held III connection with
the murder
Mr.. MyElhaucy ha- testified that her
relations with lIumbukrr werr improper
before and after her husband death. and
that IIomhakcr several tmc~ proposed to
her hat hc trade wlvc- with McElhaney.
and once hc urged her To poison Neil
hancy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
j. S. SAILORS
ARE GUESTS OF
CARRANCISTAS

Washington. ~ Ill. April n Two huu-
drcd hIuriarlri- from the American tlr,t
ou shore lcuyc 40 Vera Cruz were ma-
rooncd April I and > hy rough weather
and the Carranza authorities housed them
On the customs house The sailors were
shown every courtesy.
-av that General Villa and General IN
grlc~ have gone west from Monterrey
which y reported quiet Carranza forces
from Nucvo Laredo and the ~urruundn.
towns are concentrating ~ Latmpaza-. ON
vancin. on Guadalaiara
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03

EAST PREVENTS
SHIP SAILING

New York. NJ NJ. April y The liner
luSitanla. with 500 passengers aboard.
VAS kept from sailing today IN thick
weather AMI a SnuWSt"rIn. \ north
east gale swept the Atlantic >rahoard
from Florida 10 New England. The wind
was sixty miles per hour at the Della
ware brcakwatcr. Scabrlght. New Jer-
>cy. WAS battered by gale and thrrac-
ned hy fire ~ the same time, but which
was >uhducd
N the early afternoon the -nuw-turm
and gale showed nn Signs ui ahaiIn~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
TORPEDO HITS BRITISH
STEAMER, CREW SAVED
Bv Associated Press }

L,Hd"n. April 3.-Thc British steamer
Locd lod wa~ torpcdocd Friday night of
De riirc coast. The crew was saved
mrni.
The German submarine pursued the
i.rrkwoud several milr~ before gaining "
pu~tlun from which -hr could discharge
the torpedo. Tie pruI,ciilc struck near
thr ENGINE. but the crew II twenty live men
managed io eain the llc boats Later a
trawlcr rescued them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
French Official Statement
tHv Associated Press.

PARIS. April Onicial-A German
aeropane which dropped bombs "n Rheims
WA. brought down IT. two aNIatur~
c~capcd mnhurt. VA the region ~ S"mnr.
I.aha ~cllr aud Dnmpirrre mlnin. opera
lions continue with noticeable adNaniA-"
Tor the French. Two hundred prisoner
were taken ia the forrest al l.aprrirc hc-
tween Tuesday and Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Work Complete. Says Garrison.

Nj War Garrison sand that hr had ordered
the observers tu return because their ms
sion MAJ completed NJ nthcr- Will w. ir-
tailed with the German army.
Secretary Garrison declared that the
recall l. in no manner connected with tho
recent relief ot Major George I. Lang
horne a~ military attarhr ~ Berlin. who
wa- ordered ~ return after il was learned
that nc--agr- brurlng hi~ signature had
locn -cut tu thc war culr-r here without
hi~ knowledge.
NJ American observer with other Euro
.iaau armies have been recalled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

5 The following Weather forecast for
> the lower gulf coast and the Lower
; Rio Grande Valley i issued by the
. United States weather bureau ~ Nc~
. Orleans: Tonight. talr. rl~in. tenn
; nerature: Sunday fair. warmer. hight
. ~ moderate ea~tcrlN ~ ~"uthcrlN
winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
MAJOR BIERCE NOT
KILLED IN MEXICO
Bv Associated Press.

Bloomington. Ill, April 3.-Maior AM
hro~e Blcrce. author. Journalist and sol
dipr. believed 10 have been killed m Mex
ico last December. \ attached 90 the Brit
i~h army III Franc. according ~ hi- daugh-
ter. Mr. Helen Birrrr tuwdcn. here
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
German Official Statement.

Berlin. April 3.-toiiriall hr l'rl-
cian> failed yesterday - their attempt n"
reraplure klo~tcrhock farm. which lh'
Germans captured Yesterday. French hi-
tacks N the forest If iuprrrc and west ~
Mnclhau~cn were repui-rd. Nothing m-
por,ant occurred yesterday on the eastern
front.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Oiversihcation Demonstration Held.
tBy Associated Pre-~.l

Lancaster. Texas. April 3.-A demon
-trat.rn ~ the practical value IT divcr-i-
icaiion III farming wa~ held here today.
under general supervision 81 the Boys
Corn club. backed by business men Of
thi~ vicinity. Prizes were Ia be- gwen per
son, making the hc~t showing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Dual Track Meet al Waco.


Austin. Texas. April 3.-A dual track
meet wa- to ~ held here today between
BAYLOR university and Southwestern ami
vrr~iiv ui Georgetown.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
County InterschoIastic Track Meet.

Wichita Fails. Texas. April 3.-Thc
county intcr>rhnla~tic track meet was
scheduled hers for thi> afternoon. with
schools 81 Wichita FaI-. Hurkhurnrtt.
Iowa Park. Electra and Ca~hion repre-
scntcd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
GENERAL WOOD INSPECTS
PANAMA CANAL DEFENSE

Colon. Panama. April p Major Gen
cral Leonard Wood arrived here today and
began an inspection oi the canal defense.
~ also ordered an immediate investigation
into the -hnnting Nh United States Corporal
I.andun la~i night IN Colon policeman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Ice is CIassed as Taxable Food.
tRv Associated Press. }

Austin. Texas. April 3.-Thc attorney
general today ruled that icr d \ food and
that hereafter manufacturers ~ ice are
haMc fur the dollar tax imposed on manu-
faciarcd food. Branch ice houses are also
Lheld Nable.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
AMERICAN ARMY
MEN RECALLED
FROM GERMANY Y

Berlin. April 3.-tnc American army
uiliccr~ atiarhcd Ia the Germany military
"a, observers. TODAY received an order from
Washington to return. Much surprise wa~
occ;l stoned here bV the order
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
SERBIA'S RIGHT TO
GAIN NOT DENIED
lBv Associated Prr~~.)

Rome. April \ The Gi"nale y ltaiia
saws that nobody in Italy denies serbia :
rirh, ~ gain from the disruption II AUS
fria and Italy has Just - imp"riant req
son. nationally and >traireirallN 7" gam
new territory
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
HENRY STARR REPORTED
TO BE BLOOD POISONED

Chandler. Okla. April Sit w reported
that Henry Starr. thr bandit shot by " lG-
year wa huy last week wv raid % ihr
Stroud banks ~ about a. dir VI blood
poisoning. Starr T. IN lail here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Curfew Law at Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. IA. April II The cur
few law will n. established here next
week. All children under H. nn the >ir,r.t
after II o'clock At night will hc kept at
the house of detention over night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Another Crude Oil Reduction.

PittSburg. Pa. April 3.-Thc principal
purchasing agencies hrrr tnd1, annaun-
ccd another reduction ia the price of
crude oil. two to five cents om different
grades.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Dallas Has a Tag Day.

Dallas. Texas. April 3.-rhc annual Tac
dnr N TIE City Federation ~ Women
clubs wu- held here today. Funds raised
will be used Tor the maintenance of the
free kinder.arten~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
JOFFRE THINKS
WAR WILL COME
TO SPEEDY END
Commander of The French Forces In
Field Thinks He Sees Early Victory
Ahead For Forces OF Allies.


Paris, April 3.-Generai Joifre. com
mander of the French forces IN the field.
has predicted speedy termination ~ me
war in victory for the alhe~. according Y"
the Eclair.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Steamer Was Sunk OF English Coast.

Iondon April :, 1t was lelrnc today
,b,, the British S,camcr Ea>on. until re-
...nly known ~ hr South Point was sunk
M IN. p,yonshirr coast and not oil the
coa>t of Spain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Saloons Over State Closed Today.

bN NS>OrlatrN Irc>>.
An>tin. Tex. April 3-tomptroller
Terrell received thc reports TODAY thai
saloons over Texas generally are closed
for lh,. elections todav.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Delinquent Tax Bill Signed.

m IN N>>utIaIrI Tlt~~.l
Austin. Tex. April ;;.-,;ovrrnor Fer
guson today signed the delinquent tax
hill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Bomb Found at Greek Legation Yard.
[Rv Assnciaird Press.

(ltN ASSoclalrd TESS
Paris. April 3-m Athu~ d'~p'''h
uoy- that an unexpludrd bomb wa~ i"uini
IN the garden ~ the Greek icH"'l"h "'
.S..lin. EngarIa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03

Don't force your advice upon peopl'
whose friendship you care to retain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
500 VILLA CAVALRY LEAVE CAMARGO
NO ARTILLERY WITH FORCE, REPORT
C0lOEST APRIL 3 IN "a
YEARS At NEW ORLEANS

New Orleans. La. April 3.-rhc
temperature H. A. here today. the
cnlde-i April : Ia twenty four wears.
Houston Weather Record Broken.
Houston. Texas, April 3.-Thm ice
formed here this morning. breaking
al records ot the local weather bu-
rcau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03
Local Weather observations.

The following local weather obser-
va,ions. covering the 2ihour period
.od;ug nj a. m. today. are furnished
bv the United States weather bureau
.t.tion. Brownsville:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-03

.x...yYSssssssssssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
AUTO LEADER PUTS
0 X ON OUTLOOK
Hugh Chalmers Says Hard
Work Will Correct the
Present DulneSS.
BIG OPPORTUNITY
FOR THIS COUNTRY
Expects All Lines of Industry
to Pick Up Speed in the
Near Future.

"The good ship American Business
has pulled off the mud bank of depres-
sion and is gaining Roadway every
minute" was the comment of Hugh
Chalmers, president Of the Chalmers
Motor Company. in talk on business
conditions at the Palace show yes
terday.
There is nothing wrong with this
country. The fundamental things that
make prosperity are here yet. Pros
perity begins in the ground, IN the
nelds, the forests, the mines. All these
factors are just as good as they ever
were. But they all require men and
mems brains TO make them yield. And
the men must be on the job. The only
antidote for hard times Is hard work.
president Wilson has referred 70
the conditions Of the last few months
as a psychological panic. Lots of peo-
pie have ridiculed him for the phrase,
but in my opinion he was not tar
wrong. Psychology is the study Of
mental processes and mental states.
think our mental state has been wrong.
If il has been | believe we are cor
recting il.
ITO me the dominant thing this new
year is hope. We were glad 10 see the
old year go, glad to see the curtain
rung down on 1914. But 1915, | be-
lieve, offers wonderful opportunity
TO American business men. We mustn't
forget that we are the only great ma
ton in the world that is going right
ahead producing the things that peo-
pie need, so business ought TO be good
with US. Ii is good, and will be better.
"The whole broad field of American
business, TO my mind, is a series Of
circles within circles. The big circle
is the railroads. Then comes the circle
of the steel industry. Then scores upon
scores of circles representing different
lines Of Misunderstanding the
automobile business. And so on down
to the smallest circles representing the
! little retail stores.
"Now the outer circle has started to
revolve faster. The increase in freight
rates is beginning TO make itself felt
in greater activity on the part of the
railroads. Other circles are picking
/ I'D speed. too. The whole thing is ac-
celebrating, and we don't want ANYBODY
putting on the brake. 1t would be
hard on the motor. hard on the clutch
and incidentally likely to rip the brake
all to pieces.
1--WE can make the business situation
for 1915 what we will. It's up to US
the business men of America. We
must go forward with hope; We must
work hard; and am confident that be
fore another automobile show rolls
around we shall have proved that the
business success Of the country, like
that of any individual, is nine-tenths
man and tenth conditions"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
THRILLS GALORE ON LINKS
Hudson Wins Twenty Hole
Match at Pinehurst.

Pinehurst, n. c., Jan. 6.-The open
ing round Of match play in the twelfth
annual midwinter golf tournament de-
veloped many thrills here to-day. In
terest centered in a twenty-hole victory
BY b. T. Hudson, Of North Fork, over
II. L. Becker, Of Woodland. and Parker
W. Whittemore. Of Brookline, beat Rob
ert Hunter, Of Wee Burn, on the home
green.
Whittemore advances to meet Walter
G.. Clark, of Woilaston, and Hudson
plays Dr. c. II. Gardner, OF Agawsm.
Other first division survivors are CHS
holm Beach, of Fox Hills; Walter j.
Travis, of Gordon City; W. E. Trucs-
dell, Of Fox Hills, and W. A. Barber,
jr, of Princeton, who eliminated
Harold Slater. of Fox Hills.
In the second flight Charles Pres
brey, OF Apawamis; V. ". Sorchan, OF
Garden City; S. II. Patterson, of Plain
field. and W. S. Van Clief, Of Rich
mond, all lost, s. A. Tennessee OF
CoOperstown, being the only New York
player 20 advance.
Likewise in the third division, c. ".
Harmon, of Wykagyl F. A. Hodgmsn.
Of Scarsdale; A. NJ. Gardner. of Dun
woodie, and J. d. c. Rumsey, of Brook
lyn, were dropped into the consolation.
!. b. Roberts, OF Duchess; Donald Nc
Aleenan. of Fox Hills. and W. T. Barr,
Of Brooklyn, winning.
In the fourth fight, r. c. Blsncke,
Of Montclair, defeated II. J. Frost, OF
Glen Ridge, and d. 5. White, of At
lantic City, beat A. Bryan Alley, Of
Apawamis. II. X. Castor, OF Somer-
Vile; ]. T. Newton, of Brooklyn, and
II. r. Hathaway, OF New York, were all
losers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
A. 4. b. ApertS War
in Swimming Tangle
Tiny Swimmer
Must Not Dipe

Alfred G. Brown, twenty-nine years
old. Of College Point. a master plumber.
champion long distance swimmer
and n member Of the American Life
saving society, was arrested last night
at the Sportsman's Show. in Madison
square Garden. on warrant issued by
Magistrate Marsh Of the Yorkville
court.
Brown is charged by representative
Of the ChiIdren's Society with allowing
his daughter. Catherine, only four
years old. to dive ut the show on Tues
day night in violation Of the law pro-
hibiting performances by children.
Brown was arrested 10y Patrolman
Gudenrath of the court and later re-
leased on $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-07
General Manager of REQ
Company Tells How Steel
lacks Almost Were
Cause of Strike.

I'VE have never had labor troubles
of any kind in the REQ plant" said Il.
II. Scott, the general manager, yester--
dav. but a couple Of years ago, l
thought for a moment we were on the
verge of it, when delegate from the
upholstery department came to see me-
The scowl on his face was ominous.
"His grievance was that we ought 10
use iron instead of steel tacks for trim-
ming automobile bodies.
81 was puzzled the steel tack
makers be unfair or what? | asked
him kindly to explain his reasons for
complaint.
"'Well. of course, you know, Mr.;
Scott said he, that all trimmers hold
the tacks in their mouths. Cannot pos
sibly work fast unless you do
81 had noticed the practice, and won
dered at it-also marvelled at the way
an experienced tongue could turn each
tack right end to so that the hammer
never seemed to hesitate in its inces-
SAINT rat-tat-tat. | never could pass
through the trimming department
without stopping a moment to watch
them.
"'You cannot possibly work fast II
YOU have to pick the tacks up from q
bench or somewheres, continued the