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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

Among the addresses Ia be delivered
during he session are:
characteristics ~ the Texas Press
Joe y. TAYLOR Of The Dallas News
Legal Advcrtisin. Possibilities. -
Earl W. Hodges. of Tcxarkana. sccrc a
Of STATE for Arkansas
Advertising Agencies and NrwSpa-
perS. w. f.. D'ArcN. ~. Louis. Mo.
Newspapers and Corporations
Charles II Abbuit. associate editor.
The Southwestern Tel, phone News
Dallas.
Walter ID. Whitman at Hollands
Magazine. Dallas. H. president ~ The
association and sam l.. Harlem ~ The
Rich irdSon Echo ~ secretary.
The attendance was expected T. reach
over aUu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
Better Credit for
Texas Farmers.

Farmers clubs aud individual farmers
interested n obtaining cheaper farm crcdit
are invited - CORRESPOND with thc Director
Of Extension "a the Agricultural and
template assisting farmers n y limited
number al commuuitiv~ IN organizing rural
credit unions similar Or the one no Red
Spring n Smith County. II w PLANNED TN
have, 4 representative nt The Extension Ser
wee visit club, and groups 81 farmers M
tcrcSted M tins ~uhlc,; during the sum
mer and tall and prepare Che way tor or
gaulgailrn IA time to negotiate credit con
tracts Tor next years operations. or ear
her for special purposes. Address Clar-
encn Ou~lcy. Director 81 Extension. Col
iege Station. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
The Camp Mess Is
Kitchen On Wheels.

One 81 the an rue experiment. ~ the
training camp VII " the u~e for 4 short
time og u movable kitchen. which j. now
beng utilized bv The Both Infantry.
This wheeled kitchen was made IN Cam
ada for the use Of troops ia the European
War and i- complete ID cvcrv ---entiai de-
tail. u consists Of two carriages. at
tachcd together hy a tongue. and hauled
bv either two or -four hor-c-. The front
pair of wheels, which resemble ln ariil-
lcry timber. have places for storage and
iirelc~~ cooker. which can be filled far in
rear MI the firing line. and brought up tu
thr hungry truult- MN places. where tho
smoke ~ ihc whole OUTFIT would give away
the position of the troops. The rear pert
- kitchen in p large stove. with clever
arrangement l"r boiling. hruiliug. hak-
ng aud irving. mn ul'thr cooking can br
dome ou thc march 80 that when the
troop arrive IN camp. Il moi meal can hc
served ai once. They have had very cN-
lcu-itr a-, W. aIl ut ihr armir- n Europe.
lint arc n"U 90 our army. The movable
kitchen Vhich VIII I" trlrd ont in the tram
ing camp rnu cook food tor 500 men M one
time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
CITIZENS TRAINING CAMP
FORT SAM HOUSTON.
NEWS BULLETIN.

The paramount idea Of the Citizens
number Of our citizen volunteers for the
defense OF the country. ia other words 10
mold the raw maternal into an effective
military asset. The training ia this camp
~ primarily designed to be- a start Tor the
duiies Of a commas ioned officer, and il
necessarily follows that any man who has
passed through the camp, aud received his
certificate, viii be- in a better position to do
effective york for the defense Of the conn
try than the citizen without any training At
all. Tins applies particularly 10 business
men, who. accustomed 20 leadership IN thei.
line, will naturally desire 10 assume some
position If authority ia the military. a.
soon q. they have adequate knowledge.
\ patriotic citizen. eager To come To the
defense OF hi. country. If unframed, can
but shoulder . rifle, and 10 ont ~. a pri-
vate, irrespective Of hi position III civil
hfe. II trained he can raise q company
and he = material asset ~ his country'S
defense.
Many pathetic Instances have occurred
IN the European War. where men 81 large
affair and International reputation M
the arts and crafts. have been ullccd in
the rank n pu-iii"n Gar hriuw what their
natural ability would can far. simply i,c-
cau~c they were totally inexperienced IN
military matter and they have been killed
with i rifle W. flrir hand. which could n~
well been Carried hv other men. while
-. IN. F N f- ..F..f
where. Bat war watt tor uo person. and
military efficiency d,mHHd~ sacrifice
from everybody.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
Five Cities Seek / he
1917 Meet OF T.P.A.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June q. Five
cities-New Orleans. Detroit. Louisville.
Atlanta and Baltimore are already max
ing their bids for the 1917 national 81
yention Of the Travellers Protective As
ISOLATION. which will open the 1916 ma
tional convention here on June 4. and
will continue through June . Word
has been received here that each of the
five cities will send large delegations to
the meeting here in an endeavor TO cap
ture the next gathering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

The annual parade will he held June
:. AMI the next day will include a num-
Der "a side trips and ~ June :. q an
tomobileS will hc furnished to take all
of the visitors Ia Frankfort. fnd.. where
they Will be the guests Of the Frankfort
post of the organization M a chicken din
ner.
Ii will be the largest convention ever
held IN Lafayette and the city is making
elaborate preparations for the entertain
ment Of the visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
SUGAR INDUSTRY
IN THE VALLEY
PHAKR MAN GIVES TABLE SHOWING
That BROWNSVILLE MILL WILL
HAVE AL IT CAN DO.
(pharr Ciari0n)

M ~ Mcrr,th, General manpaer ID IN
proyemcnt work thai b. BEING done IN the
VALLEY Lt The Loul-iaAa-lSu Graude sugar
co.. IA thr opinion that tie VALLEY
soou destined M w. on, III tLr ~.f-att Y
nsar "ro~Ino couutT, Iu The world. IN,
industry aocordlne &C. ia. compilation.
that Mr M,Graih has eltheradl l- vet
~ it infancy IA thu -%t,tInn. ani to- RAPID
stride that arc taking place " the plant
lng oi thousand OF a,rc- 20 thl- table.
4 urc- the authenticity II the opinion M
rre ed.
vi speaking "a the purchase ii thc ONO
and IeXaS Mil al brownsville bN the
Clarke aud Fhurr interest. Mr.. McGrlth
cuntradictcd thr statement that tins pur
chase would interfere with the original
plans of these Gentlemen IN erecting "a
sugar mill "a rharr. lie stated he mlI ut
Brownsville would -carcplv NV made ru
handle the sugar cane Of that immediate
section after the next year and that "a mill
would necessarily have 20 bc placed some
where An thc upper Valley.
The planting WI came under this system
~ Just the beginning. Although some
thing over zoo acres have been planted
during thc past ~iN months. approximately
3nh0 acres are tu WV planted before thr
present program ut thc -u-ar compau,
viii have been carried but
Considering th. tali,v a- W whole tho
FOLLOW NH- ruHs ftIun ui ihr amount ot
acreage tiat thi- section ba~ planted IVY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
May Pc Named China Political Adviser

PEkING. June Chen IiSueh hSi
the retiring minister of finance. man hc
appointed political adviser IN the pres
close relative Of Yuan Shi kai aud j y
son If Chou I'm. the well known ~ Vie
ROY nf LANG kimg
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

will ain The cvncrtant
mother 10 conserving
her health. her
strength, hcr mental
rCp0sc and The ar
scnte 0f vcvlH
pains II 4 subject TX
~ I moment. Among
Tie recognized helps a
\ splendid rem 4
known az Mothers
Friend Applied 70
&c muscles II sinks In
4 rriY u make them
firm and plant. Il thus
Its the strain on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

The tate Of Claude kitchm viii he de
ended IA the rrilnarie- il North Carolina
today. A- chairman NJ the WAY ana
M,an- tonHnttce " the House. hr has OPP
p" al administration pobrie-. aud a rival
ht htcn put in thc field with the BACKING
ul Wilson aihyrcnt-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

senator Henry III Du Point NJ Delaware.
ryrutl eight year, oll. VIII again make
lhe run for thc Senate, hc announce
throwing defiance Oh hr- cousin, Alfred !.
Tn Puni. Who defeated him tor delegate
to the National l;,pnhhcan Convention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

DENVER. June THE second trien-
NAL convention ~ the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Enginemen and Firemen
opened yesterday with Si5 delegates
present. President Carter presided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

Three hundred and iifty three women
and - children have persisted ~ sea
~ The result NJ German submarines.
not including the deaths ~ the Sussex
and Persia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06

n large pcr 1nt wy ihI- vil ~ used tor
seed Tor the tan pIaotr-. The lllI crop
h1~ been rprraa- ,d hs Clarke and Pharr
and TINS together with THE cane that i- hot
used Tor planting. wl. M ground at thc
One "nd Texas Mil during thr coming
season. Also. NJ. NeGEth states hat ne
expects r. buy what cauc lt sam before
or during season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-06
The Boy is Father
to the Man

Oh sayings like this arc irauehi with
! most Impornnt mclninl. And WHIT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

2onooi1er 3eitun9en f6anenl es
ribt faHcn, paB 2eutnant Berg Die
Go}tldde allf bcm Mppam unerGfftct
lieb, Sir profeliioneue seerduber al
lerbnlgs nnfaBbar serllg. Iber alldJ
in 2onopn iollte man nit Sem i'm beut@
lbeu Sffioiersforps berridcnben @eiit
geniigenb pertraut fem, I'M 5u piilen,
hab Dos Geifnen ;fremoer 9riefe bort
ais cine Gc'neinbeit betradtet miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12
Die @ammlunaen

Die 81 mmIungen bes
far8li9 peritorbenen JrisbD Donb
IN Reeopspile, MS., tpurben oieIer
Eage 0ffentIidt periteigert uno es
9atten fih biele Mltertumsz @ammler
unb ionittse 2iebbaber einsefunpen.
Wlte 'Maffen unb poraeuane, MDbel
nno fonitises 9lusserdt, er3ielten
hpbe preiie. Sci Der Sausourdfuz
dung purOen bor e.nigen Sagen un=
ter einem apblentaiten in elmer 8led=
bu@1e Der 8etrag poh $500 in Sob
9efunben nnO in Der Si{1lertpertitott
$3.50. 9esgleihen bate iib Ser Der
{torbene elm Warenlaser aler @eaen=
ltanoe auselest, oarunter au9 elm
Dubeab nelle Gummi : @1ube, 200
Pfnnb 5eife, IL l.eLe 9anobeile, {pz
tpie aiiten boiler Rasel, 2eineniparen
uno onitises 3eua.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

Yonetnem goreange, oer 1/1O
Setunbe bauert, lam man Aeut5uz
tage bis 10000 Mufnabmen maden.
Gin mooetnes @eneb.Gel9nB
%ourdbubrt einen menIdlideu Sbera
l9entelfnpden in $4,000 Getunz
ben.
pie Stranger 8~ibelanitolt
ltslte ietnerseit feIt, oab Der Buhltas
BE u 323,015 mai in Der 8ibel bog
TONNE.
Mus Der Sopilee sebt bers
Dor, oaB bic olteu @rieben Die Cans
nidt ols NuB<. %lontern als 3ieroo=
gel bielteH.
Cine beutise S9ueuausslos
fomotipe piegt etpa 20mal loblsl,
lpie bic erfte bon S%tepbenion tonitru4
ierte .Hodet".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

Se1taltern, Sle1B, Ahtd)terrbelt mn
gnttpidlung perlonlider arnft einsig
l,lo allein aeidaifen bobeu.
IN Ell tens. Sic ipadienbe Sem
BENG fir cine &esierung bllrsG s&pmmilz
lipnen lit unoemofratiid liil,o miro re-
pralentatipe Gesierltns nnterminiren.
Sic 8ernaltung burh lpfale 9tegterz
ing lit bie ioeale Mesieruugsform.
a9sritt tic s. &ein gtaat lit ipabrz
baftiger fortlbrittlid. als Der mirige.
Nber uglt Sing mill @eile babeu~.
8ir fDnnen nidt Iles allf einnnal be-
fpmi,,cn, unb Sic 5ronlng, in melder
bic niinidensipertben @%erbeiicrungea
porsenumlnen lpcrben lplen, lpllte De-
men iiberlallcn ipernerr, Sic paiim gu be-
5ablen baben.
Gbpe sulatlihe alisgabsi1 ,finS Sic
Stelern idpn aubergerbaltniB gu Sen,
tGinfomrleil Ser g%ttcltersalblecr: Sci
Illsgabe Dffertliders @elber ollte Sic
Iobbltbat nes 3lpeifelSs. arptbeil fpdAf
Sen. as7
gierfcns. Gs iibcraral6t MID,
-oab ais gai1pasne Nlittel belonoSeter
@acborl,f alf u@eleb 9atrdfiibrlne"
lam enforcement" 9elegf sfp5iroo,,
oblle BEN: @eoanfass Mb es irsel1oipie
cine Tueeno ici. niele.. giirbe su bearz
Ibuml1lcta. Sic 9iirser BON Soma lirn,
lpie ielbitberi tan0lid, oafiir, bab al I {
Beiete burdgefiiDrt lperhen, ielhlt
ipcrm lie per Nu5idt iinb, bab ibrer
8oblfabrt beilcr gebicnt lpdrc, lpentl
ipeniser @clebe %crlalien lpiiroen. Soma
bat nien,als cil1en@pnerl1pr ~gebabt,ltp1
miro, Claude i6, jcinnls eiilcn babea,
Der nidt guns l%crllpol0s ieineln gioe,
Die @cicee ourd5nfilbrer, aebpr6t bat
pber %gebprdcn apirb.s @as ifti6 be-
trifft - iperi1 @,pbcrnor iild) merle
pbne Ben @ebatfelE DDS es mir Sum
belonhercn &reoit gcreibt, gctreu llllo
nnparteiii6 iebes @eIes, bab in unfes
rcn @cleBbiidern gil finoen lit. our1<
.fiibret. S6 lpe5ifiaire fcin @cies ih
ldlieBe alto Gin, 1nb Gin bel1inmtes
berpor5l1bebcll, betreff 6cler1 i) meiz
nem gib gcborben piirpc, lniirpe eill
3l1aelIaltopiB Ieit, SIG iid meit,e9sflidt
nibt auuerlallls nnrb n''pFartciii9 erfil
len lpcrbe.
8uuftens. Sn .8eaug @Sthrallf
pb id, mern Sl,ni @oper,lor eripdblt,
eine. aebDrig angcllpnlmene Sill biliz
gett Dber NIT oem Gctp belc9cu ipiiroe,
mDd)te i6 iugctt, baB iidg) mn oitrd Sen
Geoanfcn beeinflubt ipcrben ipcroe,
|oab in @eletgebnng sic @eaeralzIls
iemblp bas Gplt rcprdlentirt. n1b oab
Ser @operlpr 1idf als Msitelieb ser
E2e9islatur eripdblt it,"
Nlls bielcr Grfldrimg bes s&errll
6arOing. 9ebt berbpr, DOB CT ais Go
pernpr-lpenn's cin Nepublifaner lcin
mub - Ser ridtigc Malm am ric6figell
Ylas iein ipiiroe.
MD9en alle nidt bon blinbmiitbigem
Grpbibitipns = Saiatismlls ierfiiuten
8epublifaner bafiir iorsett, btab Ell il,
scr 9rimdripabl als 8a,ibibat fir Dos
Gppernprs Imt aufgeltcllt mirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12
Srau51iid,c llrtbeiIc iiber sic Gnatan-

Wabrcno pcs sltrsnfrieees crIdicn
in Scr Salptitaot Sranfreids eilic
3eitldrift v9aris 9retoria" bctifclf,
Sic es lief sllr Nalfaabc mndte. Stint
mug fir sic Gade bcf 8lireli ait mo-
den. gs bictct ciael1 sal,5 Aliaelp5bns
liden @eilub, in bea bcrsilbten MllmF
mem nicier Seitldrift su bldttern.,
@san liebt oaralls, lpic ipenis Die gltes
ldabcr lid icitber gcdinbert baben, aber
pie perdunerli6 stimnunaen liz
Sranfreid lino. @a,nals ipar Sranfz
reid nod nibt i'm 8annc ser eagliIden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

&olitif, unb Sic Sran5oicn senirten
itb garnidt, ben gnslanSern fraftis
pic 8abrbeit gu iasen.
Ser banalige @ieeprqiibent ser
Tran3olildcn &ammer, Der M%5georSnete
Welurcur, iprt6t ppm reden
StplSe Gnglanbs. unb bonn
geridwinben Der eroBeu Sheer Ser
@enidlihfeit I'M engliIHen @plfe. Ser
Gbseprpnete 8aubrDzD'M1Ipn erfldrt, Il
ipiirbe, lpenn e~rs8tpan5ig Sabre jiinger
dpdre, init ieiisen @unben g ngtliU NJ
ben idgen sliuft Der @ilbIdineins
fran56iiidcr @aelber. Ser Nbgcorone-
sse 8eraer ipridts uu,t iatanter seeran-
bcrei Grald,bs nnb BON eipiser gdan-
pc Dies rela1os Narte In Der @eIbi9s
tesbeffede;e Ctr Mbgeorbneter .8ene5ed
ernabnt Sic. eusliiden g1lbner, Sic
Faralliam fiip pas ibalrofide ssN1eesn-
bab faf1pfen, fir oas @DscubiIb Scr
Sinaa5leute nnS Mdillber, nas in Ser
fapitaiiitiidet Mrsterung G%nslanbs
perfDrpert lei. II <gr L Y
@roere fran5blHIde Mgenrbnete err
Hafe'r, bas-es fill auc 88rflrlft enez
lattb peripebrt lein miiie, nod ppn
Srcibeit utb Menihlidfeit gu rebe,t,
lpieber nllbere reben bon Ser @ilbheit,
Ste on Bic Idlimmiten3eiten ser 9 a II
orc erinnere, bon einem a { nj e l.
II c II 81 a Ii b bon eiuer Sa1e, Sic in,
|lDditen @raoe perabIderungslpiirbia
let. 9cl,ps godi1 lpridt bon brlttalen
Grlsreifcrn, Deaea nan fortan allslpeiz
~dealnliiNe. Scr friiberc MiniitcrpraSz
liSent &.ihita, nj ne1lnts .beus &riea
her'sG a1glaaaoers ein ipitematifhes @spr=
belt, oas cine gdanbe lei fir iebe Mrt
egpit &riea.
Ser @aeoronete Aueiliies Miplal
ip%erlanst, mon miille bie Gnsla,loer
bnlis ser ailte Scr aibiliiirten Gatioactl
f { i 4 c H.. Sin allberer Nbgenrbnes
ter5lagt lpgar: Sic gnglauner, Serer
@eidid5tc allc ernenfbaren S6anpz
tbaten entbalt, baben es fertis sez
brad5t, pur6 Sic l1ngebeuerlidfeit bes
II c tie II @crb.rc 6ens Die Ser
bredJen ser @ergansenbeit pergel1eu gu
MAIDEN" l1nb 10 sebt es in balb laltz
tenn, balb seodmpftem Sonc ipeiter.
giidt ipeniser ais 149 frau5Diiide Mb=
eeorbnete bril,9en in bieler Sammluuq
bpn &unb9ebnngcn lire Gntriiltlng ge=
aen @nglano in erbittertcn @prteu
gum Musbrud.
9us liclt man iest nut ieltiomen
8efiiblen 11ad'. gielleidt ipiirbe es Ser
-.'tvN HIfM' -aL fLt7Ei
S%ran5plen gang gut tbna, lpe,,u aud
lie tire friiberen Musipriide iiber Gngs
|lanb na6lelen tpiirbcn. Sic gnglduber
bot beutc Iinb Inn ten, &aar better, aIs
bic G11slauber, Die Sen 8llrenfriee
fiibrien, cbc idled)ter, brlltaler, ses
mciter. Gumals liebeu 10000 glls
rcnfrailcn unb &inber in Sen ait1cncrz
lfcn Observation-Disclosures perbnnz
germ, belte ipiirben tic. iperm lie fDinnz
ten, Elm gan5cs &oIf ocm &unscrtpbe
ilberantipprten. sic treiben tire See
rdllberpraftifen Delte lptc bomals, raltz
ben lt,o morben, no inner lie @ele=
gcn6cit babcn. Mit bem @erbredcn
Scs gcgcnluartiaen ariescs baben iie
|bas @crbredcn bes @menfrieses Dei1
III ben Sdatten geltellt, uaS tpeiln iie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

0amals mad aniidt Ser S%ran8olen'
Idon nibt beredtist luoren, bon Sreiz
belt nnS @enldlidfeit gu iprcd5cn, iino
lie es beutc aon5 gang setpiB nidt Sic
Gnslanoer bobcn lid nidt seanocrt,
aber bic Sro15oicn baben lire anii6z
ten seanoert. Sic ueroen inbes idnea
.senus gu ibrcn friibcren aniidten suz
riidtebren:. Ser aries rpiro BEN Sranz
5oien Die Guscrr oifncn. @cnn lie iid
na6 Dem SrieoensiduB sic enslil6e
8eiheruus anlebenl (8.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

Der .,SaagIt@e. .Demstrat"", einfdIiekIid
s9gHfdgSt0usaabe, febs glnmiaern ieSes gHoome
1 Is GEM. az oi 'ssd M5sS111sni as.r ri q s & sIasI iiir
8prausdablung fret abgeIieferf. ~ :
@stt ber Neft auBerbaIb Der etabt. roh j..
'geno elter1 ,Hsoftanit in ben Ser. Gtaateit. Ga.
M .oEg1 ooer Wsegiep, $2.W idbrIi1 bel Torals.
~, @le Ssnstaas . NAseabe, .tur Surdb bic goit
'iaprltb 500 bel Nora,lsoaDJune. -
h s @er ~ Nsa!lbtpddlentli@e Sentofrat", b.reb sic
goats tfAterDaIb Ser Ser. yGtaatett l1S S,rrd5
s ss,SS: n maS Se1 ae @iaSt g u "a q bel goraIs9abIune
SSabr Del @oraussabIll,,a.
9eIa.ln5dtsntltdt Gempttatn, in a,pei 1bei.
len. Wsittippbs iinb Gonnabenhs, ioftet irl11er<
Daib S9ers Der. Staateil $500. nab CANADA urlb
mao e'1lopa $3.50 iabrIi0 bel SorausoabIung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12

Sierrnit beideinige i6 SEM staotz
clerf. oab bas %orbereebenbe Elm ge@
trcuer lub fompleter 9eridt Ser Giz
Sung oes Staotratb3, abgebalten au
3. Sehrllar 1915 lit.
Soc garm idael.
Off. 3eporter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-12
III 81. ote1cH.
@ef.: g1fpeb g. gsiu.r, Measm,
Mtt.: Sugo M61ler, glerf.

IHf Wfttrug con ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
muroe Elm giinltiger geridt ouf Sic
&etitiDH ppn s.. Sad Dsiller Inn Mlsz
bebnung Der Nl1Slhadtuttg ntter Dem
Seitenlpeg an Sront strabe, AS SUB
1peiters ia1lid latb nnter bem Seitenpeg-
on Der &enre StraBe bis sur Aaept
llorolid bon Der Srpnt gtraBe, see
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
MOVIE GOSSIP

KaIemites at the Hollywood, CAL,
studio have organized a baseball
team. Bud Duncan is playing the
important position Of manager with
out an error to date.
Ethel Teare is up in arms because
the men at the Kalem Hollywood
studio will not allow her to play on
the baseball team that has just been
organized.
Refusing to have a double" take
her place in a perilOus incident of
Pathe's Iron Claw" Pearl White
was painfully hurt and narrowly es-
capped a fatal injury l.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New York.-To be a real author you
may have to carry a union card. The
Authors League Of America is think
ing of joining the A. F. of L.
New York. - "Be busy, forget the
past and you'll keep young" is the
advice Of Miss Henrietta Patterson,
who celebrated 99th birthday today.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18

GREEK RESTAURANT WORKERS
PLAN UNITED WAGE FIGHT
Greek hotel and restaurant en-
ployes who work from 10 hours a day
up, 365 days a year, with an extra
working day thrown in this year, are
going to organize and fight for a
shorter day and better pay.
John E. Papas, a Greek real estate
dealer, is going to bat for his fellow
cOuntrymen. He intends that the
workers shall form a union and then
affiliate with the Walters assn and
the new Miscellaneous Restaurant
Workers assn.
These boys work minimum of
13 hours a day, often longer" said
Papas. ''They never get a holiday.
From the time they take the job I'M
til they quit they must work every
day, unless they are really too i'll to
drag their tired bodies to work.
There are about 500 Greeks en-
ployed in the restaurants and hotels,
most of them employed by their fell
low countrymen, who are working
under inhuman and often deplOrable
conditions"
It is planned to hold a special mass
meeting for Greek workers next
week. They have been invited to at
tend the meeting of miscellaneous
restaurant workers, to be held under
auspices of the J. L E B., 234 w.
Randolph, Friday night
-O-O
MOVIE GOSSIP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
NOTHING SERIOUS

That bombarding on the North
Side Wednesday was not an echo of
the battle of Verdun.
Just the Cub outfit Iamming the
baseball all over Weeghman's real es-
tate.
What's become of the fancy COL
Ored parasols that women used to
carry?
Enter marbles, tops, kites and roll
er skates.
One thing we don't have to worry
about is Mexican submarines.
Out in Kansas the average family
consists Of Al persons.
And the editor of one of that states
papers says the / is the father.
Maybe after the little trouble over
in Europe is over none of us will be
so ALFRED quick on the draw.
1t isn't always the newspaper that
quotes quickest from the bible that
stands best in the community.
It is an almost, certain sign of hav-
ing settled down into the routine Of
life when you can go to a ball game
and never once feel like biting an eye
out of the umpire.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-18
FROM EXPERIENCE

The question was given to the
class, why does a COW need two
stomachs?" and little Georges an
sweT savOred Of experience:
$50 that when she has an ache in
one Of them she can use the other"
Ladies' Home Journal
Sis Hopkins declares, "Moovin
pitchers is so Realistic they make
you think you, are an imitashun Of
Yursef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-04-19

take such legislative action within its
scope as might be proper. The remark
caused laughter. lightened the tension.
and the association. after setting apart
next Tuesday night for the considera-
ton of the +. W. oyster local govern
ment proposition. adjourned
The association will probably hold
it's rose show May % and "a, accord
ing to its committees recommends
ton. Jesse c. Suter. delegate from
the association. stated that he would
vote for the Poindexter substitute for
the Chamberlain bill in the Federation
Of Citizens Associations unless other
wise instructed. He also made 4
vigorous argument against the pro-
posed location for the new Municipal
HOSPITAL. tating that the character and
condition of the people forced to go to
the hospital would tend to seriously
affect the. car service from sanitary
standpoint. and he held that the health
of one high school girl or boy was
above all those who would he benefited
by the hospital He favored. as last
resort. Tight against an appropriate
for new hospital rather than have il
located in Petworth. To abandon the
present site in East Washington. he
said. meant the abandonment of Il mil
lion dollars worth of government prop
city already there. some of it pad
locked now against use.