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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
MISS BETTY LEE HELPED
ENTERTAIN NOTED GUESTS
A Georgia Girl Who Charmed New
YOrk's Four Hundred.

ATLANTA.-Miss Betty Lee, the
Georgia girl who charmed New
York's four hundred by her folk
songs and French ballads, assisted
by Miss Bacon, a dainty and charm
ing dancer, helped ENTERTAIN many
distinguished guests at the Druid
Hills Golf Club during the holidays.
Not only were many prominent At
lantans present, but people promi-
nent socially from various parts of
Georgia. were among the guests.
The two young ladies sang and
danced in such a way that they won
round after round of applause, and
the Druid Hills functions were voted
the most successful of the holidays.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
AWAKES TO FIND THE
Markings OF GOOD DINNER
Georgia Darkey Finds a Fat Postum
Occupying Bed With Him.

SAVANNAH, Ga.-C. B. Sanders,
a negro cotton picker who lives near
the little town of Empire, woke up
at midnight with a yell to find that
his warm bed was occupied by large
fat 'possum.
George was badly scared, not
knowing at first that it wasn't rattle
snake or a wiIlowampus. When he
got a match and lighted the kerosene
lamp he beheld Bre'r Postum curled
up in his blanket.
81 reckon de Lord has sent you,
an you'se gwine ter stay" he re-
marked as he seized the possum by
the tail. Next day George and his
family had a feast of baked pos
sum.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
MAN OPERATED ON ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY TIMES

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Harry Smith, AZ
years old, is one of the most cheerful
patients at the city hospital here, de-
spite the fact that 1870 surgical oper-
ations have been performed on him.
tuberculosis of the bones have made
these operations necessary. Since
childhood Smyth has passed most of
his time in hospitals.
To occupy his time Smyth took up
sewing and crocheting and he is now
an expert with the needle. He is al
ways good-natured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties ofQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Puilds up the Whole System. 81 cents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
GIRL. IL, TRAVELS FROM
SHANGHAI TO WASHINGTON
She Is an Orphan, and Comes From
China to Live With Uncle.

SAN FRANCISCO.-Mary Nevie,
fourteen, an orphan, came alone from
Shanghai to San Francisco recently
on her way to Washington, D. c.,
where she will live with an uncle.
When her uncle heard of the death
of her parents he sent word for Off
Gals to place her aboard steamship
sailing to the United States. He has
promised to educate her and give her
a comfortable home. From San Fran
cisco Mary continued her lonely jour
ney eastward.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
TITANIC CLAIMS TO BE
SETTLED FOR 1864, 200
An Agreement Between Steamship
Company and Claimants Reached.

Claims growing out of the Titanic
disaster amounting to total of ST.
100000, will be settled by the White
Star Line by the payment of 1894
900 under an agreement reached the
other day by lawyers representing
the claimants on both sides.
The agreement reached is far be-
low the original expectations of the
claimants, but considerably more
than was expected under strict in
depreciation of the law. The sum
agreed upon will be divided among
the claimants pro rata.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-01-04
100000 \ YEAR
is SPENT FOR TWINE

Irvine costs the postoffice depart
ment 100000 a year. Postmas~
ters who save all the strings, tie
them together, roll them up into neat
balls and use them a second time are
highly commended by the depart
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
NOTICE on ELECTION
sorios or ELECTION

he
hs Port Of seattle that General Election vii be h'ld in said Port
aret on December 1910 At which there WI DO elected one
term Of three the second Monday in
TA' VI" also ,sS%.s p @ @ ,os9.a IN m,oSoa No
10 'S said proposition being designated Proposition one and de-
PROPOSITION oNE
Inc question Of authorizing tho Port Commission 81 s Port Of sf
nsOoooo0 obtaining
sqa,pmsn TO operate portion Of the Terminal ns Line halwsy
hen, scheme Of iarbo impfovemsn forth Resolution
q District
, ne portion q ne ral~a, TO be eoo.'raa extend from
follows
kenyon stree, oy ana along n.. %s5s. wsy
psos.,si NV" hSSrs soS f. g,s s on Of W Garfield ss.
hsnes along railroad Avenue thence along SON Avenue wss, 60
poa on oh Avenue West near 'hS "9,,n line OF Block ~
Block 10 Gmans Addition thence Block 10
Addition vicinity
Of Tract - thence
drsd tiio " thence block ios oimAn Addition Elmer
ana aero.. MOCK seattle Ta Lands 70 poipt on salmon nav
on ateaa Avenue approximately i've hundred 5000
sf' south OF Garfield street the fouwns Thence ATOMS Aroaa
Avenue thence along h Avenue West private property
thence along I'm Avenue West TO s north line Of Armour street
seattle thence onmaps
EN- r.r,e n,.aY e.aH ,sss .o NJ '@ o, ,o..n
.as,o. -. -. -. - 49, @ ~, 80, 80, ~.
Gilman. Addition 'eto'' Emerson street
Seattle: hs Port Commission
tho
TO n mon
o,
Of
ooo Dollar. each numbered
sscutivsly inclusive
principal and interest payable
bo led Issued
issued In such amounts and at such times the Port Commission
shall hereafter
to
Of tho
said bonds principal
that tho remainder shall
Of tho metho
creating and applying said net income and
and sufficient
be
be Of "
and n Of iRht OF clock y.
COMMISSION SEATTLE
By ROBERT
It's President
T. BEMsBEBG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
TWO !. W. W. W0ME,-
FREED; ONE IS HELL

I,aonora MAILER and joyce
peters. who were arrested sim
Edith Frcnctfc following the J. ".
~ battle with deputies In Everett.
were released Tuesday on motion
OF Deputy Prosecutor Lane som
mers. They appeared before Judge
Dykeman IN habeas corpus pro-
ccedingH.
Edith Frenette was held. and
later turned over 10 Deputy sherih
=. II. Frazier Of gnohomish county
10 be taken 10 Everett. where she
Will face charge Of assault With
intent 20 XII
sh n alleged TO have raised re-
yolyer on the streets Of Everett
and pointed II toward Sheriff Nc.
Rae as he was being taken -
her in an auto on the way 10 -
hospital after being wounded In q
dock fight A bystander knock
the gun out OF her hand. accord =
TO the Everett authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
NOTICES

10 WIN ct NAY CONCERN
This q iu crriifY that an application has
been MAD. ~ ths Feattle Oxygen 60.
% establish az ofYEen and hydrogen
ras factory alec 90 manufacture soap
ana hardening - vegetable oils ana
animal fats Tor eatahle purposes At isl7
WcHtlahr ave = on unplaffed land
lto feet north - the north line %
Highland drive
Anyone dralriuE 20 protest such appil-
cancY shall file such protest a. the
office - ihe hapsriHgend~nt - Build.
iurs prior so November - &te Sec
iions pose uuildinF Code
10 WHOM ~ MAY CONCERN
The undersigned has made application 70
erect cabinet chop 80 SIC s4ib srr.
Doc co. block barclay ADJ Anyone
deuirihE tu protest aEAlnEf such eecu-
patton Will fiis such protest 81 the
office - Fupsrintsndent q Buildings
prior 20 November -. Geo NenA.
aNrFF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
COLD HURTS fruit

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Ill
cold wave that swept out OLD A
North and gripped the mound u
and Middle Western states ~,
California today Killing III
we're reported early today ini =
eral parts OF the rich San Josquin
valley fruit section and even Is far
south as tho citrus districts the
weather was exceedingly cold. Or
ange and lemon growers we're out
nearly all night burning smudges
10 prevent the fruit being nipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
TO SPEAK ON ALASKA

J. l.. Mcpherson. manager OF the
Alaska bureau. Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce will address the mem.
bers OF Bethany church. Roy St and
First ave. n. Tuesday evening on
Alaska Development" The ad-
dress Will be illustrated by lantern
slides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
2s-sPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM HONOR Va WAS BON

dris waYpt SHE I. recognised az the
nsost wonderful phfsnaiasiat IN ne
world Her Fssdinss VII astonish pen
80 ~.ii a. delight you she tells past.
present and future correctly. HiNins goa
ssiuabis Information on all affairs Of
nfs near ard dear 20 ths human heart
~ IN trouble she can help Yuu hsr I'D
Vice 10 good Try her Guaranteed set
t,f.ctiea Room a. Aniisrs Hotel.
FOURTH ave and fnton Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
A. o. U. W. PARTY

Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor OF \. O. L. w. VIII give lis
usual progressive whist party Tues.
day night IN verEroJn hall. Baillar.
geon building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and
Chest Troubles

ASTHMA. DUOP>N
ARR NDItiTt =
To>siIiTI>, Bito>
tUtTt>. RUist MA
TIsu. BLOOD DIS
ORDERS. DE Az :
MES CO>>TIrA-
TIO y. DYSPEPSIA,
SKIN DISEASES. IT.
sIslts. t>t y " =.
IT Nou~. ne ~ A.
HIE TREATMENT
ron PELVIC DIS
EASES. DEBILITY
AND OTHER An
Ntc>T>.
Consultation free.
Twelfth year. Or.
Macy. 203 Eplcr BID,
SIN Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

lift-a rsyp;iAh phfsnoioEist itass yeaf
palm thoroughly read sed capitalized b.
a ssnuins Esyptian paimisi snd riait
Negaut enc naturally sirsd With the
papsr 90 tell msny eoiutns events u
your iifs Nhs tells shat yop called for
names - fsisads. snsni"s hos 90 gals
success Ia tgsinssa. health. rnuftship
MARRIAGE diNeFcs. sperui9ttaus sra
transactions % all kiuas No matter
~hat MAJ b. your amhitiau. hope OF
fear she guarantees 60 help yea Are
you ~ trouble - You ma the nus
yeu have t.Aa~sd Yeur tfusl ard AZ.
fsetisns upon aetins cool ara iudiffsfs
snt toward FDaf she advises 90 all
impsfsAnt affairs o., ufs special thls
week. readings 20 rsufs 90 tnitsrs
sifF faFu~F NIsfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
s-For Sale-Miscellaneous


HANN AND NONNN
order your sash ana puors direct from
o n WILLIAMS CO We operate OUT
oSn miit and ship direct 90 snygns.
anywhere. a. factory prices safe de-
livery guaranteed 90 destination send
o. eur hiE, complsts Catalogue 30. ~
Mailed free rust paif on rrauest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14

t.crwss panel deor. ...........t ~
Craftsman panel doors ........ ib
Cfaftsfuan siaE. door, ,........ rs
exc Slight window .......,s. 90
1sstaNts cottage front windo~, at up
HuasafaW easement cash ....... tsup
fNa hat bod sash .............. rs
Cupboard Eis-. door. .......... go
Cupboard panel doors .......... IS
i-piy slash grain pansi. u r.. eth
piy Geld Seal Hoorns ........ frt
knort down vtndas frame. A ioQ
and f-foet flooring and rsiuuk.
zee re-; Observation-Disclosures. Zee
70 s-,ast flooring ana ceiling.
zee feet ................. 1900
ana sta. cedar sistnE per
zee feet .........-.. lses
O n WILLIAMS CO
Fhen~ Main 1877 1919 First Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
FOR SALE
NORTH IND BrNoALow

Attractive. nicely arranged
piaHtered city water. electric
lights. efc.. ready 10 move 70.
coHveniHnt - three car lines.
price it73; terms f9E cash. So 10
monthly Burke a TafraF. NsS
York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
Lands for Sale.
ONIH 3 AtHf-
not sEf tses

Fenced. practically all cleared.
berries % different varieties.
enough wood cot and Kicked 20
last All winter. some fruit trees
splendid we'll. good nsiEiibofhood
blocks from station handy for
any one Workins in town. Terms
so cash. balance 81 20 monthly
Information 1e2 &ea YORK Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOIOGlSI

Madam Nsomta has lust arrived in -
atfis never eas hsr. before snd shs
san toll yuu al your past iifs and hat
your fatgfs nfs 10 20 - ran advice fou
"a husinsss affAifs family affaifs anf
love affslfs tslt ruu shru yuu utii
marry AHd me initial ~ the one fuu
ut' marry hos 90 rnngusf your sns
mics ana avoid az iraahis and ts
happS tells feu D. regard SO fouf at
Psnt ffisnda tells Yuu chat sou afs
adapted Tor and hos to Be suresssfai
~ Hfs tells fau shat husin~ss IL ntest
fafhI fnr 800 Tho madam Ufu siFs
sou ~ssfF saNsfaffien $40 -Iii auAfa
antes GO give faa safisfarflau on al
affairs - iifs changes % csnts The
madam ran - f7urd ~ rffs tEiuH
- rsts~sn second and rhiFa atss
fsFnun Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT ruYt-rtAN rnHENoi.
putNr
Wha has 80 pnusr 10 fefsH~s ard feii
foa On Az lmpoftsnt affairs - iiss
Tells fuuf gast. present. ard failure
il's advises IN busin~ss and family a.
fairs ceartshif ard marriage tells the
uarns - enc man ar wnman Fea viii
marry tells Yeur snsmiss rsmss anh
haw 20 conquer them mAAss happins.s
bst~ ssu RAN and ~ifs ssii. ~hai you
are adapted fgr and whsi busine.s q.
most iursY far you. tells On regard 10
teuF absent friends The madam wa-
never tn Seattle before nhs stvs. every
safisf4eiian nsatinEs tht. week sps,
sisi Sc Hatsi NaFfis noafn issfB
Thifd ave hstessn rIks ard f.niau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14

37-Business Chances
w Witt EQUIP a THtrk sooN.
then start factory. 10 you want to
make some bis money! See demon
rra,ion. tiis Third sve Red star
wheel Company.
ss.Hoon AFARrMENr FoR SALE
rap Phone ownsr Eilloii etsR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14

FoR SALE 6-ACRE IMPROVED
tract al sacrifice. See VIM. Trenshel.
Maple valley, Wash,
ADVERTIsEMENT IL THIS COLUMN
cost g ceuts per live. cash en- advance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
ADALINE LLOYD

Others come ana go. but for 20 years
Adelins Lloyd has boon heattie'n phrsn-
ologist and business adviser In all az
fairs Of life. 2ii Union. Apt H. FL
lloti $50 Special this week. SOC
WANTED. QUICK NAME
ana address Of reliable single man who
VIII marry wealthy lady who could
assist him financially Enough said
" Interested. write quick FOR more par
ticuiars Address Allen ward. B-s1f
VALLEY. Seb.
LADIES' -sANDERsON's COTTON ROOT
pills aafa and sure cure for DELAYED
periods. Price ". or boxes 80 Every
box guaranteed. Raymond Remedy.
room 8, Hotel AntlerF. Fourth and
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
l5%Lost and Found

l@Lost and Found
4 LOST \ RED SHAWL Of aATuR-
day evening about 10 o'clock. near th-
corner Of broadway and y fin- .;
Finfsr Siii 10 rewarded u same IL re-
turned TO t9s y. Pine 81
LOET-BROwS PoCKETnOOk coz.
tsrts - o. -. claim check Madison
cable or second ave. SATURDAY.. No.
vsmher II East rffp Reward
LosT--sAvfNds rAsHBoOK NO s6stf
FINDER return 20 DeEtsr Horton Trust
and Savings Rank
$40 REWARD FOR TNFORAATfoS
leading 20 recovery 81 large leather
rocker Queen Anne sat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
FINE CHICKEN RANCH

Choice location. close To stores, school
and station. acres mostly cleared and
cultivated. fenced and cross fenced ;
a-room house barn chicken houses,
root house. only $500,
AEILENEDLM- Us NLnnm EllE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14

steamer Kuishsn viii call a. rc-,
Townsend, northhound- saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 p. N.
points marked 80 are boat landlrr.
ra..~nEsra for these points ana for
other boat landing points mus; make
their own arrangements for landing
and assume all risk and liability IN
making such landing Steamer. PAS.
..nser rate does not include boat land
lnr charges
RasEaEe liability IL limited 70 wear
ing apparel not 90 exceed slne for
Who'll. ticket $50 pounds allowed IRE.
steamers and schedules subject IN
change without notice Freight re-
oeived daily for all points tsxc.ptinr
TAcomal named In above schedui.
Tickets must be purchased at ticker
office open '->n, sso a m. to II 90
midnight
PUGET Sound NAVIGATION co.
Ticket Office. Cciman Deck,
Phone. Main ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
Situation

ADvEHTIsEMEST IN THIS COLUMN
cost e cent word per day Six In
rertious for the price Of fiva Insertions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
GOOD TRADE

20 acres: tho soil is good: 10 acres
cleared, balance seeded. good broom
house barn machine shed, chicken
houses. plenty 81 water. good orchard
PrlCo t350O. clear OF incumhrancc
Trade FOR Seattle
sCURpEpTV. as Green nldR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
23-PERSONALS

WANTED = HOCsEKEEPEV ny WTD-
over between 90 ana 30, good position
some means. OBJECT matrimouy. Nd
dress At. Star
LADIES NY REGULATOR NEVER
talls one complete treatment free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14
io-Msle Help Wanted

USREDEEMEp PLEDGES FOR SALT
oFercaatz. ralrcoafs. Aarsinnws suits
jsWslrf. musical Instruments. guns etc
BarHatn Store loan ofnce ig8 first
aer + corner washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-14

HDfN WANTED AFTEN eTT~FOL
Two live boys wanted between ages u
- snd - years. 70 carry star routs.
A good chance FOR right Kind % boy.
20 make money after school Apply
Circulation Department. Tho star. Sew.
snth ard linton
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
WILL NOT CALL OUT
NATIONAL GUARD
Cabinet Decides After Discussion
that Services of Militia Prob
ably Will Not Be Needed.
MIGHT HAVE BAD EFFECT

WASHINGTON. March 24.--The
question OF calling the National
guard for border duty to release
regulars for service in Mexico, was
discussed at today's cabinet meet
ing, but II was decided there was no
prospect OF such action at this time.
The cabinet was told that there was
sentiment In congress 20 protect the con-
stantiy lengthening line OF communica-
tions OF the American punitive expedition
by sending more regulars into Mexico
and placing guardsunen along the bor-
der.
Major General Funston, however, had
not asked for addition troops. II was said
today. and War department officials did
not believe mobilization of state troops
was now necessary. After the cabinet
meeting officials showed they feared a
mobilization of guardsmon would have
disauieting effect in Mexico. They ex-
pressed confidence that American troops
in Mexico were in no danger Should
large bodies OF Carranza troops go over
TO villa. however. tho question OF CALI
ing out tho guard will be considered.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Abe Test Clause of
immigration Bill is
Ridiculed by Cannon

WASHINGTON, d. c.. March 24-The
literacy test in the Burnett immigration
bill was supported by those who pointed
TO the possibility of vast immigration
after the European war and opposed by
former Speaker Cannon. who ridiculed 1t.
Armed with census report of 1870 he
argued that the names of two-thirds of
the members of the house were not
found among those then recorded in the
United States and that the names Of
many men foremost in national life
showed by their absence in the list that
their forefathers had been immigrants.
There were no McKennas, Pitneys or
Van De Venters for the supreme court"
said he, mo McAdoos. Burlesons or
Houstons to sit about the cabinet table.
j can find among the first families Of
that time no Agassiz, Edison or Westing-
house, no Carnegie. Hartman, Have
meyer, no Astor Belmont or Lorillard,
no Funston or Pershing, no Watterson
or Pulitzer, no Gompers or Morrison or
Billy Sunday.
Another name not on the list is that
of Roosevelt"
The house cut loose with an uproar of
applause that continued until Mr.. Cannon
rose and bowed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Ell PASO SHERIFF
CALLS FOR TEXAS
NATIONAL GUARD
County Official Appeals to Governor
to Send State Troops to Help
Defend the International
Border.
AMERICANS NEED PROTECTION
Federal Authorities Think There is
No Need to Teel Any
Alan'.
SIGNS OF INCREASING TENSION

Ell PASO, Tex, March 24.--Evi-
denco OF the seriousness with which
the local authorities regard tho
border situation was supplied to-
night IN IN announcement by Sher-
iff Peyton James Edwards that he
has telegraphed Governor James f.
Ferguson that he believed the state
militia should be sent TO the from
tier
Sheriff Edwards said that he did
not wish TO be considered an alarm
fist but that developments in Mex
leo convinced him that additional
protection was needed for Ameri-
cans along tho border. He refused
to give the wording of his telegram
or say how many additional troops
he thought necessary.
The action OF Mr.. Edwards following
that of the Arizona authorities in direct
ing that border companies of militia OF
that state be recruited to fun war
strength gave renewed force TO the tens
sion which earlier In the day had shown
signs OF relaxing.
Their Views Are Different.
There is sharp difference in the point
OF view between federal and local off,
cials here. The former insist that while
the situation IL filled with dangerous
possibilities. there Is no reason to fear
an immediate crisis. The local authori
ties on the other hand are equally posi-
tive that there is grave danger OF an out
break which viii set the entire border in
a blaze,
The federal officials are showing in-I
creRsing irritation over tho alarming re-
ports about conditions which are being
circulated here night and day and which
ara being sent out TO the rest OF tho
country in news dispatches. They are
fearful OF the effect that these reports
will have on the MeHeNns. who have
shown many signs IN The last few days
OF increasing restlessneaa.
Consul Thomas d. Edwards at Juarezl
ana severs1 othen 'ssn residents in
the Mexican towI tnNraEn 10 the
state department '4s Vigorously pro-
testing against the wireulatlon Of these
reports and asking that some steps be-
taken TO stop them II n understood
that similar messages have been sent to
Warrington from other federal officers
with direct recommendation that a
censorship be established here.
No News of Fightinw.
No news OF the reported fighting be-
tween the Carranza troops and villlstas
near Namiquipa or OF the report from
Mexican sources that the bandit chief
and his followers were surrounded five
miles south OF Namiquipa by American
and Mexican troops was received here
today.
According to the Mexican consul here,
Andres Garcia, tho Mexican wires have
been cut between Casas Grandes and
MADEIRA. The same reason was given by
consul Garcia for the dearth OF news
following the first battle reported near
Namiauipa some days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-25
Sir Ernest ShackIeford is Back
from His Antartic- Expedition

sYNDEY. n. s. w, March A.-IAeuten-
ant Sir Ernest II. shackleton has re-
turned from his Antarctic expedition.
News OF the achievements OF the expe-
ditlon is withheld for the present.
The adventure OF Lieutenant Sir Ernest
Shackleton. heading the British trans
Antarctic expedition. had a three-fold
purpose, 10 navigate the Antarctic ocean
on a meridian to secure for the British
flag the honor OF being the first national
emblem thus 10 be taken from sea 20 sea
across this south polar realm. and TO
conduct scientific work relating, among
other phases 10 meteorology geography,
geology and geodetic survey.
The expedition left England In two SEQ
tions about six weeks after the European
war began. but IL was not until early I'm
January. 1915. after delay due TO unfav-
orable ice conditions. that the party
headed by Sir Ernest set off on a LOO