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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

coamo. Ponce Msrrh &c. MaysEurz and ksusdiil.
~ and Fan Juan % 20 The Ncv York sni Porto
RIO - Go. With mails and mdss. Haf lo.l2
MORO 'ssfis Havana March % snd Nassau 60
~ he Nes Vol sr1 tuns Mail IS Co. eifh
fnsiis and riss Bar al n o. M
Bsruudisn fBrl Bermuda April T. ~ the Quslec
b Lils. silh wsils AID mdss. Bar Al IL N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED


Tocopiii,. April l-D1kOtsn. New York and Norfolk
Coral April s-Chlpana OBJ. New York and Nor
Tysi April l-Laeris 'Gre.s. N~ YSs for
KirAw.Ii. March ao-Florii, CDsnl. New York for
Copenhagen. sif tNorl. New YORK for Chnstisnia.
Asonnouth. April lssmlsnd iBelsl. New York.
Ge,oA March 2s-Procids utal). New York. Well
Seville. March e7-Nsdss,or tNor). New York
barcelona. March @j-Antonio Lopez span. New
Msnche.ter. Aprl Euclid tBrl. New Yors.
london. April 3-Narr.gsnsett tBrl. Nc~ YORK.
Crs,ohai Apdl s-Mrspan. Port Lmon for New
5, Na,aire. March 2s-str,thspcy CB-l New York
Have. March es-Ather,one tBrl. New York.
Rotterdam. March 3o-Lndenhall fBrl. New NorA
Copenhasen March ai.hsns on" dam. New
York via klrsw4n and Christiansand.
Ieiih. M4rch sl-kentucly DAM. New York via
IA,slToci. April i~Fucii (Brl. New York FOR
III Sea Yorf '"''''s''n''' Ne" 10TH o'D"A
Sias.I2rs, A3Iil s-,ci.ll.,sr Or. New York.
M,hllooes. April l-Andyk Dutch New YORK ami
Norfolk
SAILED
ce ,b,11 .,,eo AGs %Er'd'rE VII
U.uc. March 3Srkins BI,idyn CBri New York
Bristol. April e-chiosso City lBu Now Yor.
Madeira Aprl l-stui. lNorl. New York
oielsh.r' Nn,h so-Giu''ppe Verdi uih iron
HUI. April 2.c1nnisa[o Oh N,r Yc,.
nam. Aprii 2 Gl,ns tNorl New York
hsrbado, April :-tininsd Or Ns~ ,iors
Ionlou April -Mouadnock tBrl New YORK
PASSED
CIhrAlfar April Nordfarr Op.n New YORK ro-
N,r,eu,. rs,hs ,fri. Sew lork 'or N.pls, -
Me9.s -. Nsr iolk tor Ma,.ill,, "a. villa
A,esn'ion. April 5-chronos tBu. Ass Yofs for
tssmanla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIps
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington AL
AMY

washington, Afn :
ARMY.
Following assignments Officer. infantry ,,o.,,ir 80.
motel announced Col. FREDERICK PFRHisS
unassigned. Lieut.. Col RICHARD e. CR0yrnN
Isl Int. Maj GEORGE = HOUIE. "a nj.
Mai LINCOLN 7. kILBOi RNE. 2sih M f,s'
SIKH , Ia M. cant ROY . ~ K nIRsfnli
22d Inf. CAPT. ALFRED G ARNOLD 2sh NJ
First l.. HENRY ,. DAMN 2sth lnf. Flrr d
MAN n WAIVER 2s'h m Fist u cHinyS
I. GRIFFITH. an Inf. H. Oo. raOXTON
from Panama 10 Honolulu. JOIN regiment o. afit
assigned capt. SrAHL and L. GRItfuH r.
main ON present duties.
MAJ MELVILLE $. JARVIS. from assignment -
cspi. WILLIAM II. ROsE. CO.'S Tns to n.
ming hoard in Canal Zone Tor eiUninaas 'i
FiSs, Il CLAIR W BAIRD. c. A. from w.,
R.ed GeIeIai Hospital - gropssf, station si.
aviation section SO Cons, raiei A. llniof NIL.
isy aviator. with rank Of captain. AMI I'll 80.
coed 20 Sig. Corps Aviation school San Dies'
NAVY
Com. T. ". CAMPBELL ds.s-hed comnrd ",
Orleans TO command Charleston.
Its d. a. T. n THOMPSON and u. " B0iN.
ToN. detached New orleans. n ,hares'on.
T. A surg H. J.. DoLLARD. % Bureau Of Me-.
ellie and sgrsery Agri 20 -
On. Btsn. 7 =. RADCLIFFE. detached ohrr.
p, ,on' 70 Ao" PIERCE. Gun. GEoRGE gIny.
SMITH ard On. Mach J. e. STEIN. detailed A.
CT. Gun. JANIS SHANNON detached ChsH,-c,
20 Albany.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIN Ed
March 5i-Glscer a. Gusyma'
Anil i-Ammeu a. MhiieHone llrdIns. nAs o.
Manila NayaoeT 81 Tanslcr sound. Noo .
GuayInss. Orion a. Glantanaa1, SCUM pn9A q
san Francisco. Standish a. Annapolis. iean'sss
a. Bahia Blanca
ApriI Burrows and Mccall o. smi'h'oHn Bg
OZARK AZ Hampton Roads. Promeihen' - io-.
Aprii S-Cheyenns a, san Deso. MayaaTo a
Washington.
Anil l-Amncn. Smi'hiovn Bw ~ Nhs'
stone Landing Ccnynsham. Key VEST 'o' In,'
delphla OZARK. y y yard Tor hampiM Ross
south Dakota Mae Island for San fianam
Sterdish Norfolk FOR Annapolis
April ABirnlnsham. Guantanano 'qr hf We
Burrows. Wholesome Landing for smitmonn bn
Cesar Funchsl Tor Hampton Roads 'leiennr -
Pedro ,or san Diego. Meyf0wer rangef >olri l'
Washington: tennessee. Bahia Blanca ~ '.f.
Inca. 81 Charleston yard viii leave snoli ''
ms ., Port ROYAL. :. e.. and key Me,i ig
thence. v1,h MONAGHAN In tow. 10 'Aar''''n l'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

United states Coast ard Gcodetic Survey.
Sunris. ............. j2o Moon rises IA. m ,. 0s
Srnset. ....-........ o2t Moon sets 70. m J.. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
Daniels Answers Criticisms.

various postal sacks, loaded upon pack
boats which made stops at certain
aribe Maranhao. Acre. Linda, Para and
BRAZIL. or, again. siXty-nine parcels
containing 400 revolvers for Germany
ports Of the said territory, has revealed
the presence in the wrappers. en-
velopes and postal shipments of articles
OF contraband particularly sought by
the enemy.
Tells of Rubber Shipments.
man house Of G.. Nogtman & Co.. dated
at Hamburg, December 10, 1915, is par
ticularly instructive:
"Translation-'From a certain date
we have been receiving regularly from
Para shipments of raw rubber, and you
may pay attention 10 this matter. The
shipments take place like samples
without value" ordered by each post,
about 200 packages, each containing
about 800 grams net weight of rub
Der. The trouble of making the pack
ages and the high price of mailing are
amply covered BY the high price re-
ceived here for the merchandise
From the legal viewpoint. the right
Of the bclligerents 10 exercise on the
high seas their police power and the.s
control upon the ships and upon every
thing on board has never been, TO the
knowledge Of the Allied governments,
the object OF an exception, not any
more concerning postal bags than con-
corning any other cargo. Furthermore,
up TO 1907. letters and dispatches we're
themselves subjected 20 seizure AMI
coniscation.
BY Convention No. II OF The Hague,
and for motives above mentioned, the
signing powers have given up such
seizure Of dispatches and declared
postal CORES pOndence lnviolable.
Declare Their Position.
Under ,hese conditions the Allied
governments make y known:
81. That concerning their right 10
visit. and eventually TO arrest and
seize. the merchandise shipped under
the shape Of parcel post must not and
shall not be treated differently from
the merchandise shipped any other
way.
80 That the inviolability Of postal
correspondence. stipulated by Conven-
tion No. II Of The Hague Treaty, 1907,
carries by no means any prejudice 20
the right OF the Allied governments TO
visit and II need be TO stop and seize
the goods which are falsely deposited
in the covers, envelopes or letters CON
tanned in the mail sacks.
"3. That, faithful 10 their engage
ments and respectfully Of true CORE
spondence' the Allied governments will
continue for the present 70 refrain from
selling and conhscating at sea these
corrcspondences, letters or dispatches.
and that they will insure the most rapid
transition Of them possible, as soon
as the genuineness Of their character ~
known"
Attached 20 the note are two ap-
pcndices, one a United States Postofiice
Department report telling Of the re
moyal OF l4i sacks Of mail from the
German auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel
Friedrich when she intcrncd AT New
port News. The mail had been captured
fiom the French steamer Floride. and
the Eitels captain was quoted as say
ing he had taken only letter mail and
had allowed parcel post packages
aboard the floridc TO go down with the
SHIP. regarding il as merchandise. The
other cited the destruct Of mail by
enemies Of the Allies during the year
ended December u. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
HELP WANTED.
Male.

FARMER WANTED. married. mLMng ana ~
dress r. Krauber. Mgr. Ben kotyn Yarns, "sl'
aury. l. I
FEEDER or Gordon press: Al or resis,er sofk -
80 Az.
Statesmen WANTED Men eho through poiA'i
or social connections ca influence irale III NJ
manufacturing stationery Inc. familiarity YIN ~
business not necessary. Address Boz u. N. A4
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


GARDENER Married. one ohiid vegetables. NJ !,
flowers glass Lawns. reliable IN every fe'pei ~.
references. Wiie frsi class lutternaAcf 't'pnoN''
Agency. 10 sixth az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
Female.

Female.
A-A-cHuD's NURSE Young Easl's -'s 80.
old = Niss Hofmsyel's Agrey. 20 kssi 20 81
Sd ,oor. Eel soE Murray Hii -.
IHAIBERAiAi -WtIrRESs R'fnei. nfii ~
American Protestant desires diy pitf' "a.
-efe.caccs. s25 Ms Masgnls Ag.h1, i.4 WV
IA - Bpsl, j639
COLORID COOK All around cook mag,
equal O. che. 80. anywhere. 49, ifr'li 80,
cuces. Miss She4s Asencl so Easi 80 81 N-''"
COL0RFD COUPLE -Neit young gar. ti.u'
useful. COOK small gasl. fiy 'eN f.ea-',,
So Masoa', Agency. l1i West 90 e. b''"
COL0RLp HOJ sEwoRkEK. -.Ercs. 'eat e,,s -,
refcrlners country preferred. Mama '''''
Agency. ~ Fou-h
COOK Neal competent Eve yeas r,isrA,
country preferred. MArihs Golfers ASn7' ~
Inudl az
COOK North o. Ireland. our yss- .is Rs,,.
SIS. excellent references cts or county. A'
shaughnessy's Agcncy u Wc,i t2t -
COOK .-Eaceneut swedish cook. osi r,',r
Jussila AgencJ. ~ Last is'h y. iya t'','---
COUPLE -Nowegiins excellent ccok tn.,,. ga,
best re'ereices. city. country. Mss eAtis'''
Ag,ncy u Wes go ~
E>GLIsIl Pro,sstsnt. maid chtmbefma.l. ~,
lent sesmstfeis. so bcsi rcfefe.,''
Agency. so I.st ga q Muf@ hi' '..'
FRENCH cot PLE.-fifst class. COB .l''i'.'s''N,
butler valet. splendid pair. snail l....iil
~-,hlng: So Ms M4son's Asencs. i.I "f,i -
HOI' sEKEEPER or companion Scotch ~ ~,
family. institution cr private scI'o' -,
souL reference. citN. county. Miss nt-
Agency, n West a. 81
HOt sEwORkER Fifteen months rr''-' s,t
no Washing r. Mis-. Ho'wsfers A. N
I3d ST. "a roo- Telephone ,e' Nlr-i f..
INFANTS NURSE Ho.pitsi trained etc.,,
nice young woman very rapan'e COTS g.
splendid reference $40 Nssors As..lt 90
d 81. Bryant 's53
INFANTS NIRSE Excellent Nn-ih ~ -,
Miss Scndcrlings Ascn5. 2oi9 Madison ~
iem "f'
JApANTSE COuPLE LADY, maid. tg.T r.,
b,.' references. Tel. s6t, bp am 4''-
Binding -----.
I.AI NDRESs. -Finnish sr boz rc'errns CID "
country Iussiia Agency. iSN last a'il " -
NURSERY COyERNEsS Young Auer,, ~
cstsut. trained kndclssrncr. Ate - - -
msyer's Agency, 10 East tsd 81. 20 h''''
MuuaN inl
NtRsF Rcen,,, Young vii carr 40 children o.,
re useful $50 Comtry crcrilc-l reiei -.
S'ir,'s Agency, 20 last ,-d - MufN h .' -.
PROTESTANT coon Di,eugAsed fsmlp s.,,','
house. very competent particularly rec, '. ~
cal. good manager Martha golfers Ass-s'
FOURTH Az, siie Madison square
WAITRESS -Flrl class YOUNG neat. ssd hf'i
arca. $40 S. D. Ms. llo'maNcff So
hsd 43d 81. 81 focr rel ssti Murray hN--
WIDOW and daughter would care ior pn,ns's n
,enre during summer rc'sscnce A u -
Fort Orcene r.sc. Hfekiyo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

Highest Temperature yesterday. - degrees al II 10
+, M; lowest IS degrees "a, 30 a. M aSe-a7a
q degrees ,or corresponding da'e
ast wear IS degrees average Tor Corresponding lAe
al thirtv-tlree years. As degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records Tor the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

Washington. April 3.-lhe south S'oriu ""'
..,,v.ri and IS now on the Carolina coast Dufihs
~. i.s, ,xertv four hours this disturbance caused
rain I'm the south Atlantic and east Gun s'a's'
lie middle Atlantic states norih"ard 10 Fenn"''
vsri. and the Ohio In addition TO the precipitation
caused by the south storm there were hsn'
rains and SHOWS in the Rocky Mountain region, '''
INNER Mississippi Valley and upper Michigan rem
.,,,-. 3, considerably lower In the Atlantic sa,'s
and m, middl. Rocky Mountain region. TEMPER
AZURE changes elsewhere we're unimpoftan'
The indication. ar. thst the weather Will be over
cast over much % the country east OF tie Mississippi
River during Tuesday and Wednesday WIN |. "',
ability o. light local rains In the mida'e A.-n''
states and IVES, Virginia snd rain or sno' IN N''i''
s.n. No important temperature changes arc "'u''
c,,.d ,or the eastern halt Of the country during Inc
noAt forts eight hours. -. ,,- >.,., Allan
winds for Tuesday and wednesday No'ln -.
tr rnodera'e variable. middle AlahtN. -
sf-onEe northeast. south A,l.i',- 'hGnerNe tstie
,,..f and vest. east and west Gun. nsus Na'is
i.puer and lower lakes. light moderate 'N'soie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and :'orsiEn Teachers ASrns, ,.,
Supplies Professors, Teachers, IA
Gsyernesses. etc. To Colleges. s'nSSSotfS0.
Fsmilies Apply 10 MIS- n J. fo0''
FULTON. % uuion sduar&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
ALLIES REJECT
u. S. MAIL PROTEST

Continued from page .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

NURSE Yong Tlzlsh -orh
one years refersuce. so. child over tree ~"
old g Miss HofmsyeI's Ag0ey 10 last 20 -
Sd roo- Tel S94r Mlrrar Hil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

yo,t southern New England. Eastern Pennv'ania
New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. the District Of Co
luo,bis. ohio. Western Pennsylvania. Western Ne'
VI Oklahoma and Eastern and Western Texas
overcast today aud Wednesday.
~o-,h.-, New England Georgia Florida. Miisls'
,,,, Alabama Tennessee Kentucky. Indians
ro,,.isn, and Arkansas generally fair to-day and
V,~si1ia AMI North Carolina. locsl rains N dsy'
Wednesday. overcast ,,,,-..- ,,,.
south Carolina. cloudy 70 day: Wefnesdsy ar.
Nest virginia. probably rain TO-DAY "edhesua''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

LEGAL omcai R.cord.-rhe fo'lo~ins Official record
from tie Weather Bureau shows the changes IN '>
temperature FOR the ss, twenty four hours IN CON
narlson WITH The corre. nonding date q lsst year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

PATHS (Greekl. Prcus: Munwood Ma'zsnkas. A.
lanton lBfl. Mafscllies; ChppeSa, Wilmington.
y G. and Georgetown. : &. ErfOrd BIZ. Bordeaux
San Giorgio IisD Naples: Jefferson. Norfolk and
Newport News city ~ Augusta. savannah. City ~
sparta tBrl. Nlsdifosiok. ONczo. Pirsus. Anglo
Saxon OBJ. - Nszaire. queen Margaret (Brl.
Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
Barometer Readings.

N =. 20 - 7 y M -0T- y = y NJ ''7'1'
Humidity.
60 M. 30 ! .. NJ. SO So m. -
Local Fereca,t-Oyerrs,' today AID ~ morrow ,
not much change IA temperature. fresh east winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

JAPANESE COUPLE -Lady's maid. tl..T -
b.s' references Tel s6fs Bp in- 1853
lL---ILur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

IiAsiBERNiAi -WAIrREss R'fnef. r'ii - y
American Protestant desires city place efoes 2.
-eiesonccs. s25 Ms Masgns AsA9, ID n"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

WAITRESS -flri class ,ouns neat s.1 ~ /,
arca. $40 s. . Ms. ilo'maycfs Ars'
Esd 43d 81. 81 rocr rel ss,i Murray NM
WIDOW and daughter would care f'f rnSnes Il
dence during sumf.cr rc'sscnce Al u II -
Fort Creme f.sss hfe'kyr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

\t-EsFRY GoVfRNEsS Young Awcficsn ~
,,.f.n, Trained kindcrssrner. $40. r.. MN =
MAYER. Asency, 10 East t3d st. ID f'o' ie.
AfurraK fflll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

COLORI.D COOK An around coss Hns.
cuccs Miss She4s Assrc3. so Eat 80 81 N-""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04
Militia Never Efficient.

Senator Weeks. % Ma sachusetts,
Zieclared tha. friends ~ the militia
could not ray that the militia always
rad been an efficient body. or even
mat IL had ever been an efficient
force.
~ think the militia is more efficient
Than 10 has over been before" faid
Mr. Week, but ! think wc can OBJ
tain the greatest efficiency b. keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

COUPLE Norwegian. excellent cp'f ..,,l -,
best references cifF. country. Mss rNtAs''-'"
Acsrcx L. Mfsf tge Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-04

PROTESTANT COOK plscugAscl ismiN ..s-,,,,'
house ycr competent particularly res, ov.y,
cal. good manager. Martha golfers AssI'@'
A - .tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
Salads for September Menu.

Salad make Y wrlcumc addition IA the
dinner or luncheon menu 1T any time Of
The year. but they are particularly de-ir-
dhic ~ tins season. and from the following
TIN an acceptable selection may ~ made:
Macedonia NJ Vegetables - Take any
c"ld cooked vegetable such a. peas, French
beans. hcrtr"ot. cucumber. cauliflowcr. etc.
Divide ihc rauiiinwcr and cnt thr other
vegetables into dirr. Pile w ihc center
ot 4 flat gla~- plate and make y border of
sliced hcctroot and cucumber with The noel
left on. Ores with amy preferred sauces.
MaNounai~c of Caulitlowcr-Cook N
alilnwcr and when cold cut III thc stalk
80 that The flowed VII sit neatly on the
dish. Cover with pale greco mavonnai-e
and make q border of tomato or h~crtrnot
Tomato salad Take some ripc tnma-
toes and wipe wen, cut w half. and scoop
ont some at the pulp (which may bee saved
for tomato soupl. and fll with n mace
dome ~ vegetable dressed with salt. pop
per. cayenne. and some whipped cream.
Ar.ichoke Salad-Takc the required
number 90 artichokc bottoms (cookcdl
and till with vcgctahlc ~mardnimc and drc.~
with the mayonnti-c sauce. Mount these
~ circles or rather Thick bread and hnt
ter lightly spread with anchovy or bloatcr
pa~tr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
ILLINOIS MEN
AGAIN IN CAMP
FORDED SEA OF WATER THREE FEET
DEEP IN TRIP FROM COAST TO
BROWNSVILLE SUNDAY.

The First Illinois cavalry. after q ten
day iaunt ~ Point Isabel. l. again STA
toned at Camp Parker. and after u day
~ r-t and recuperation after the trim
up from the coast Sunday. will resume
camp routine Tuesday morning.
The regiment arrived al Camp Parker
Just at dark last night. having left the
coast town at ) o'clock Sunday mornin.
and travelling straight through without
stop. The trip back 10 Brownsville wa~
mostly through 4 sea If water and about
ten miles from the coast the regiment en-
countered three feet OF wafer Tor a dis
iance al about a half mile. probably over
flow water from the Rio Grande. This was
successfully negotiated. however. amid
much Splashing by the thousand or 81 hor-
~eS.
Because Of the condition ~ the roads
between Brownsville and Point Isabel IL
was found necessary to leave the portable
kitchens and some of the automobile
trucks at the coast Town until road condi-
tionS have improved.
Both Colonel Milton j. Foreman. com
mander, and Captain Gruncrt. inspector
instructor TO the regiment, are highly
pleased with the result Of the drills and
instruction during the stay al Pom Isabel.
The regiment was absent ten days, sun
day included.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18

W
Herald will greatly appreciate the CO
kS01 Of its readers and friends In The
q its social columns. Items con
porties, dances. ladies cub notes.
societies, aud social .acti Whites If all
lions. are invited Advanro notice ~
- valuable Information. Items may b.
ma1len m or fel.plinncd. Lists ~ names
be plainly written that there may be
SorS or missions. Telephone No. ~
neral II. Allen, commanding the
brigade, Saturday night was the
q a surprise party in honor of the
DAY of Mrs. Park Finley, wife oi
enanf Finley Of Iowa. 4. seven course
Z was served. covers being laid for
GrOssman, Captain and Mr.. Bench
Lieutenant and Mr.. Parker. Mrs.
Russell, and Lieutenant and Mr..
1lyer.
y. L. s. Gridsr and Mis- Na-hti Hub
~ Sunday afternoon Tor Waco. Mr..
: has been whiting her son and
inter-, Mrs. Louis BruIay and II. II.
p. Miss Hubby has been The guest
n. BrnIay.
ppe Chapter No. III, Order ~ Eastern
will Nsold a regular meeting III Fl
ck this evening At the Masonic tenn
All member are urged 10 be Present
Ielegates are to be- selected for the
ID Chapter meeting NJ Corpus Christi
rtober.-By order Of Worthy Matron
Marie + ol"-,ead.
n meeting Of the CITY Federation Of
hen's Clubs held Saturday afternoon
heir club room~. 1874 Elizabeth st..
club accepted an invitation from the
ners' Club to hold future meetings in
newly procured quarter III the latter
1910 Elizabeth street until other ar-
dement's are made. The meeting wa-
the purpose Of discussing the matter
uarters rs the lease un the prc-eu t
tiers will expire thu week. The Lear
!, ru
- - ,.,n M
street. The library will be moved this
~
49,
II, - " ~
9 - P"''''N
-, -. - ..,.
4
4 ~ co.pernte win M a~nth,ritir- w
o., a.;hlo
r. pe,r, cbamri.p uifI entertain
..
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18

What 10 Serve.

the scientific hnr~.W te. with nn
lnrarcr balances. would never serve
broth. ar 4 thick cream -onn wtt
beet or pork. a ~mayonnai~c salad.
n ice cream. Cream i = Fatty lna'l
very nouri~hir1 and with the rrsi or
naai. followed hv u ~msNrnnai~e sal
Which I,ldS both egG and quantities
n make M a dinner which i TAR to-"
~.
RID meat should have 4 ihiu v.lcrN
/. - some either vc.eiahlr soup. rin
u,ieh : tonic. r,u..,ine and tomato
j ss,,h n French lcman dressing which
J the acid. au,l IA ice. Il % desired
nm ice cream. This balances the
vssst menu.
.an Fish i served there can hc extra
.,.,an provided in the rest Of the menu
/ thick cream soup. Tor \ maNon-
4 salad and a nouri>hins pudding. An
<a,,cc for the fish l. an excellent ad-
= the AnSewifc arrange~ her me
IN ~ 10 balance.
81 results. No midi
eigns in the house
evenly balanced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. Sept. ls.-The
n~incty-third session of the sovereign
grand lodge Of the Independent Order Of
odd Fellows convened here today for \
fivc days session. N general reception III
honor of Grand Sire !. Il. 4. Robertson Of
Oklahoma City and members of the sover-
cign grand lodge was held. Meetings If
the grand lodge and general military
councils began this morning both ~
which are secret.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
Miners Resume In
Kansas Coal Mines

PITTSBURG, Hans, Sept. Is. - Re-
ports received here Indicate z general re-
sumption Of work III the Kansas coal
mines which nave been idle a week while
negotiations for an interstate agreement
were in progress. Following an agree
mcnt last week Alexander Ilowai. presi-
lent of the Kansas district United States
Mine Workers of America. advised the
men to return to work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
Things Worth Remembering.

olIncy Is a very good sweet food for
children.
\ wire basket ~ always desirable for
frying.
Sunlight Il the most valuable II puri-
Tiers around the house.
Tired. aiming feet may ~ refreshed BY
Soaking iu hnt waiter.
Small children cau cat bananas if
re thoroughly baked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18

AL ~ equal value. II IL only when the
stomach ~ overloaded and the system III
cloggcd one day and the next too little
nutrition l. admitted. that digestive from
blr- barip -G.Ivo.t,, ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
CONCERT AT ARMY POST.

The First Illinois Cavalry reg
mental band Is scheduled 10 give
a concert ut the band stand in
Fort Brown tonight at : o'clock
The First Iowa. infantry band viii
occupy the band stand Tues
day night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-18
Marshal Shoots Feud
Leader Who Resisted
(By Associated PressD

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. Is. Nose
Fellncr. known n one Of the leaders Of
The leaders in the IIargi--Cuckrcll fcUd
IN Brcathitt county III 1906 was shot and
killcd ~ u United States marshal while
resisting arrest in Perry count V.