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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
NEW YORK HOLDS
ITS OWN IN SHOW
Local Horsemen Take Many
Honors at Brooklyn Exhibition.

Home horse owners were proninen,
among tho winners al the BROOKLYN
Riding and Driving Clubs twenty
fourth annual horse show last night a
result IN which members Of Squadron
{. OF the state national ruard, had a
prominent share. The fixture closes to-
day with an afternoon and night ses-
sion. an army endurance side or fifteen
miles. 10 start and finish in .he show
ring. being the outstanding day feature.
Miss Isabella Wansmaker, OF Phila.
delphis, won the special harness class
for pairs TO be driven 20 lady's phse
ton by p lady with Eve and Suaye. I.
was an interstate entry. Miss Pauline
Coles driving the Ohio entry OF John
L. Bushnell. Gypsy Girl and Gypsy
Maid. into second place. Miss Louise
Webb finishing third with Maud Muller
and Meteor. owned by A. ". Atkinson.
a Philadelph who enters from Mer-
chantyille. y. J.. while Mrs. {. ". Al
laire was fourth. with Perfect and Per
lection, entered by Emil Seelig, OF Man
haitian.
The awards follow:
90" 2 hams horses over ISL 49, ~ 81
coeiins iiS hands Won ty A ". Atkrson's Oh.
supreme Poo1igs. second " Warhurss
uh Nool'an4s Emperor. fiirI. john J.. Bush
reTs b. The Prince fourth , VI Wsrburs 6
bJ m Wccd'sris Emprs..'
Class 70 saddle horses do-fei Or undockei over
"a hands arI ~ 60 carving zoo pounds Won
o' A v A.An5on's o. 9 Sandy McDonsd. Sec
go Nj g. VI Ala're'' DID, Crusader ihirl
~ b Hess . Tango. fourth. Osen.As farm,
las . model military mount to - shown IN
.. ,' T 4s...,. A., 1. 5sT cb T.m
shsn'er. ihi-d Wise VIA Cornen', ch Rock-
cr,s' fourth. Fir.r cs7al7. ch 10. LADY i.,bel..
Gas, -i combination harness snf saddle horses.
a.. hands ali over Won rs g. Anderson :
OBJ MasGrcgpr. second OFerokt Farm D.
see thir1. Me- .oeeph R'rno.dss o.
supreme. fourth 4 49, AtAii-oa's CHI. : Sparkling
c.s, lanes ho.,e'. 10 To- P,i- - i,ay.
Warsmese-'s 3D. m I've 80 en- m sulve
b n Gypsy Maid third. A. " Atkin,on'. en- N
Maud Muller and Co., Meteor fourth. Lmu So
ls's cl Perfect All CD. r. Perfection.
= 80 ,A.rss-s al military nnln''
a. me amy Or national guard 10 dress Uniform.
HirpIt silc armsl-Won ny Lieutenant james :.
Lsrlin. lst Field ArNt0. with ch Taia-o'-
Sh.lter. .ecoal. i,t Cavity cl m Laiy Issbe'i,
llfi. fnoine. ". Peter. h Yankee. fourth.
S4nsio A ch Aliltant
count 30. action - and Conformation IS PEI cent
W"n iJ John J.. Elsinei' b. z ne Go'en.oI
I.,moad = o'Bnen's or b 'Gl-niin. folrh / "
Wa-huig's DID, r Woodlands Counties.
Glass 80 saddle horses. docket Or UNDECIDED
horses ~ HANDS or over. ladies 70 ride and std,
.aflles 20 Poe uNII-Won hy w. r. IhOles's ca.
R.lisnf. .eronI A " lifinso..'s cn z soarkilr,
Mo-cle. ttirl Mrs Edwin g BabcOck's blk .
Wood'ori fourth Mr. Charles " All.iFs's blk 2.
Crusader
Permitted for best per'crnsfs. o7cr Jumps = fo'ir
fcef'-Non by Charles j. laAisrs %. ~. sister ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Business Leases on
East and West Sides

Heckscher & de Saulles have leased
the entire twelfth floor in the new
building. now in course OF construc-
ton. at 80 East 42d st, 70 the Ang lo-
American Cotton Products Corporation
for a term Of years.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry llnc) have
leased space in $50 West 5fth ST. 20
Louis z. Adams for term Of years
and space in 1856 West sd 81. TO the
F. NJ. & W. Auto Top and Painting
Company, for a term Of years.
Manning Trunk have leased 20
Miss !. ". Rust, dealer in laces and
novelties, loft al 6l3 Fifth az: and
space in the building at the southeast
corner Of 49th 81. and Seventh av. 20
the New York Metro Film Service. Inc.
4. II. Mathews has rented loft at
20 Q Dominick ST.. 75xl25. 20 the En-
pire Engineering Supply Company; the
warehouse building so Vsrick ST, cor
nor OF Laight ST.. to the b. d. kaplsn
Company. and loft a. 1913 Chambers
~. 70 the Universal Plate Printing
Company.
George r Read { Co. have leased
floor % the Delmonico Building IS
Beaver St, 70 George II. McFadden &
BIOS. for a term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
SPEEDS
TWO HARVARD TEAMS

'nbrcg,. Mass. April "a The
s'sil ard lacrosse teams o. Har-
-, JniYsrti'y, with their sUbsti-
- departed during snowstorn
,sy Or their annual ypring trips.
,.a"ty-fvs men made up the base
!. 'sssc. for which yanss with Wet
,t tniysrs.'y % Virgi MA. Annapo-
49, sa'hcilc University. John Hopkins
Columbia are scheduled.
t iserDese team carried hftren
nt its four games with Swarth-
University Of Pennsylvania. the
=, Warrington Club, u Baltimore,
" Annspolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Sales in Auction Rooms.
Z Ne7cY 9

~ Jo,ph p. Day
csr'. surety Realty 90 AZ liiih -. s ~ Az
due s7-sq- s0- PRIOR u;ge. $4,000. 70 r,
uauti- for 800 owe PRIOR liens .,.,,.,, .
il4Tn ST. 3ci =. . go - az -, ~. ~ =.
Vincent Gsrafa'o - a.. B1Hers : srys ~,
iis-e,s2 tsres &c. ti.-os ID. 20 the p.snl1
40 Az isio. 9, III aa,a s. 'Is,o : =,
'rmn, ard .'o-rs " Hos'ri AT Pr, 80 -,
non ?, a.. M-C-s-e ?. stgs das. -. s.s 'S''''
are e.. fl.--1.es Adjourned 70 April 81
By samuel Marx
NAM ST. ga T. e. - - -, 2's,-o,,i :,
- tnn.ri md stores sane. az l>'h s,rsN" -
a. same atfrr. Tue SIS So taxes ~
80 e n: n' loa q, c5,asa po a., qorioo,
~ its n NJ MasAs AZ ! so'e.,.1', ~, e.
a VOL r.. as .Ie' ,,-'ssso''
LIVES 81 81, 70 ~ sarsss tiss paTii sab ,i,
nsa W jacob K.ns.r e. a. sam;o9 I''a n s1a g..
airy. due. 81 81 - i.s I'D
works party IN Interest io' '''''''
r. 2. u Mare-
..errsn.x " cr- ll3fh - 81 iirloe !,
y. 'rs-.rert house u p Cr-erraf s1i arc Az
,oi w., lio-h - lac. % h.lss' --.rs
ca g.. 900 70 ne p.s.n.i- f5r ,7s.'i5.
a, ne lanes T. Wells Compiry
,soru CT Sos % p, washiag-on AZ. as,
Wet yirst..s Pup a. f@ =. AZ. s. ,as q
Cru-- co Msrke a. g -. N ,--F,hsIt ~ a
',,,,. 20; 20. ;i 300 20 '''
~ H.-oe- sh.7rs1.
t,arg ST $40 " = "a - AZ loIioo u ,
~ dSis tn" Go ~ / T.. "a i.I.. e..
,i9- ~ 10 tie plaintiff for Sl'.'''
A, $40, Thir! ~
r. Iee7h DAY
Jaw. CT -.s.g IS 100 D P-os1~ct A., ~
- .. reg s'y stores and Tscl,i -,
"a aro g g Ga.iani e. a. A., J. - ' 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
ROCKAWAY CLUB
INVITES ENTRIES
Issues Supplementary List
for Additional Day
of Racing.

The Rockawsy Hunting Club has is
sued supplementary blanks for the
second days events OF US annual
hunter and pony races. In addition
TO its originally scheduled meet on
April 2e, OF Hewlett Bay Park, the CLUB
has taken over the following SATURDAY
May 9. which date was surrendered by
the Meadow Brook Steeplechase Asso-
citation.
The list OF events for the second day
includes six races, three being steeple-
chases, two on the fat and one for
hunters over the post and rails course.
One OF the chases. open 10 veterans,
with added weights for previous win
ners, is called the Hazard Plate. IN
honor OF William a. Hazard, president
OF the club and secretary OF the Polo
Association.
One Of the fat races. for three-year-
olds and upward. a. about SIX furlongs,
is for the La Montague Cup, named IN
recognition Of the sporting achieve
mcnts OF various members OF this
famous family. one OF whom, Rene La
Montague, played on the last interna-
tional polo team.
Entries for this two-day meeting,
which will inaugurate the 1915 season
Of amateur racing. will close on Mon
day next. There are many more horses
Va training for the amateur circuit
than has ever been the case in the
past. and there is every indication that
a record number Of entrants viii face
the starter during the meet.
The course at Hewlett Bay Park,
which the club has used for the last
four seasons. is reported 10 be in eI-
cellent condition and dry enough 10
race on al this writing The entire
property. including the brush fence
course for steeplechasing, the post and
mills course for hunters. and the fat
course. il now provided with a drain
age system, which largely accounts for
its present fine condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Ice Skate Races at .
St. Nick Rink Tonight

A rocord cntry list has been IeC'I..n
fo, tho presidents cup ice skstlng thee
=, g. Nicholas Rink tonight. ne pr
need skaters in the. metr9poItAn, ur o.,
,,.ct have entered The mile eTen' CO..
The handsome trophy donAtea ~ n,e,.
neliur FelloWes. prcsiden' VI W. Tho
,.''.. ,,',., he Won three times TO become
10y sp n,anerty Of any competitor.
~ cher races are on the pro
,,,.,o,,c one Of them being quarter
y H., Len, Tor women. The contests arc
.soct'oned BY the Eastern skating ~
saria,ion. and medals viii be. gwen 10
he nrs,. second and third sS"'e'' 70
fuish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
BEALL AND HARTWELL
WIN ON THE LINKS

Pinehurst. ~ C.. April n.-E. G
Benll. Of Uniontown, and Charles Hart
well. Of Boston. won their matches with
comparative case IN the semi-iinals o.
the annual April contest for the presi-
dents trophy tomorrow.
Beall, medallist, to-day beat ). T.
Hunter. North Adam. " up and 10
PLAY, and Hartwell beat DR.. X. " Mari,
bethlehem, u and TO PLAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Entries at Havre de Grace.

Racetraek. Havre dc Grace. Nd. April
1.-THE entries for to-morrows races
are as follows:
-, r,-o f,or .hr-> reAr- dds ard upTa-t sel
co. e,e ,lr.onss I--Ruth Strick and - y TX
ioi .Br,shou.e, l06. Fred Len. ~, ilif,,,
~ Ko..srsr. ZOE Golden List los Galop III
York,'I. ii3. Joe Finn. ila. Tho MA'quei'is'
j.. 49, sc No. ,h-rs yea 90. ~ upward
..'ltrg az ''rl0-gs '1rrnt % Run - Alsn
foa Margaret M,lse. i0-. tincnnail iei
.worc.srv. I0,. 'Esyhourn. lij. benaei' 10
rl,,I ~acs FOR maiden 'So-yeaf o.ds i9ur 'I'
,.,s,.- Nv Girl if-. Valerie NHi IL. bon1as
80 ~ Neiso- u.s. Kiag Fishsr ll'.
T,s-h race tih@ Hartford Handles. '"r fh--e
go. .l,'fs ,nd Upward Eve an hAi 'urlonS.
p.dd,'s Choice ~. Anita. 100. taiuiie. ie'' Ne,,
mont i07 krTesa- 100 Sf hns~' '''' o.
IJIus il1. Tliucrsr.1. 10 . -,
Fi,,h -. Tor three-j eaf-olfs and nlTrl 81
IT, ~, fi-f1n.sI -'Gori Counsel. lo. shfapne
tas .T,r,ie.s To-. 'Dirah Do ios Sehago ~
.vliet. iis. Oh Bob. us Boar Us. 'hlfnas'
i,,r a. lfor FOUR y-ar oi' an Upward. .ei.
90 a.. nile and seventh yards ID. 'l.lr- 4o.
.s.t,I.s lo- knesie' ioI Bs. ioi. sonE - Va
:, f0- sIuciy Geors, lpl 'h.lar hr".ef
io- Ti,ing Teei il2. Napier IL. Bu1"el'er. ii'
.krn-ertio- allowance caimei
N,aff-r r. 9idr frsrk MUDDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
4 Luxurious Nineteenth
Hole" for the Links Club
Jess, Jr., Challenges
World at s Pounds

Chicago. April li.-Jess Willard.
worlds heavyweight champion, well
coined another potential champion
into his family last night. when his
wife gave birth TO an eight pound
boy.
Reports from the front say that
all concerned are doing well. This
is the fifth child born to the Will
lards. Theodore Roosevelt is e1-
pected 10 wire congratulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15

4 third attempt TO inaugurate the
outdoor cycle racing season VIII be
Id a. the Newark Velodrome to-
morrow afternoon. Seven events are
on tho onenine card. the feature being
tbe n " Shaniey Handicap. one-mile
event that carries purse
~ $500. the winner receiving $500 and
a diamond pin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Estate for Nora Bayes.

Fish < Marvin rented furnished for
Nine. Y. Carmody her property, Mon
plaisir. on the White Plains Road
Bronxyille. TO Miss Nora Bayes. The
property consists OF ten acres res'-
dence. garage and outbuildings. They
also rented. furnished. for Mrs: r Il.
Cunning her property on oxford Road:
Scarsdale. 20 Mrs. Paul ". Oryis' OF
BronXvIlle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
S.sls Duty for Columbia Crew

.S|rtsy's vacation will be this A.
.Nh's 2rlnd for the Columbia oars
"a Coach Hice promises - scnd
a. hsn f1trs distances On The Hue
N-eAy - make Up for NE enforced
.;ss. The weather cleared - .
49, 1ssttrdsy afternoon. but kicf
"a, lrssfy called IN practice and me
nsnsn wsr. scattered 70 me VARIOUS
-srs hsqs,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Camp to Show His Pets.

syracuse. April IL Walter Camp.
dean Of American football. and some Of
The members OF his all-Amcrican team
Of 1915. will be guests NJ the annual
dinner Of the Syracuse University Attn
lctic Association tomorrow night. MI.
Camp will discuss football one
thousand persons are expected 10 al
tend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Offices for Realty Firm.

Klein & Jackson will remove their
Offices 20 temporary quarters az -oi
Fourth av. pending the completion OF
their new building at 43d 81. and
Fifth sy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15

C% Gra11k7x0 Rice
The Last Fight.

lie could not understand.
Why should his breathing be hard and drarr?
ihcrC 1cGs the punch he held IN each hGrd.
The thinning punch propelled By ncrre and brawp'
Why TO his eyes should come that gro1cing haze,
Lcauiug bltr he had not knocn betorc2
Where lcGs the 1collop OF the ronished days
The Knockout wallop he had held in store?
What ,cos II all about?
Tic heary humping OF his weary heart
The dtl}ed and mufled roor-the suUen shout
The aching arms that 1coud not do their part?
Here the chance Of last TO rise and sho1c
Who ruled as master Of the bitter troy;
Here the chdncebut 1chot grip turned the bioc
Into a tap child might rard o10oy?
Has he not champion still?
Had he not ruled the field from year 10 year?
What bands Of steel then crushed the ancient wiH
That through his reign had kno,cn no foe TO fc1r?
Where 1cus the oldtune po,cer Of the poke
That closed each battle in singing bloir?
Yet here tonight he rceled before this joke
He should hare murdered screen rounds ago.
ind then, at last he kne1O:
For ercn as he sugqed and c,-tmpled mp,
And falling from far heights, forever through,
Drank to The final dregs the bitter cup
IN that one fash Of pain he met the truth
That struck OF him ,cith fan9s buried deep
Where iron, lost gears the mocking voice Of Youth
Counted the final Ten ADORE his sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Rent White Plains Building:

Grisen. Prince & Ripley, Inc have
leased 20 the Ernest Simons Manuisc-
turing Company. Of Port Chester por-
,ion Of the Farley Building at White
Plains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
REAL EsTATEFOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

Attractive bargains offered ~ Banking De-
psrtment state o., New YORK 20 ouildefs'
investors and prospective homeseehers.
large number ~ vacant lots ~ Grsnt~oof.
Morsemere. Leonis, Ridgeheld. and Teaneck.
New Jersey az 0ue-haif ~ former owners
prices Also a large number % t"o-iAmil
houses a. Hudson Heights. fAnslle am
Palisades Park New Jersey, az about One
hslf of former prices. AL ~ the above prop
critics are within a hve-cent fare zone
ga uifhin thirty minutes % Manhattan.
Thee nrone-ties must boz sold quickly % close
the bufi ness q tRo corporations now hein
liguifsted by the Barking Department. en9
re offered az real sacrifice pr -e 0peo. ~
am purchase considerable number oi lo,s.
For further particular address Benz u
Haight Special Deputy -upt q Banks. are
Banking Dept, 81 broai"ay' Ne" io.H ~
400 PEACE rPEEs-i2 MILES OUT.
10 rl1m house modern. barn, rslf n fnNn riJ
,-I.es ~ chickens p-riure milk f-tf rsre chance
-. ur.rs Ni.lt ehH.4lsf
~ ,CNf y SpFNFFE fs- p-rsfFsr =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Alterations.
Manhattan.

s,, sr a - IL 80, 20 40 ~ daiss TIE
fmt. cub o.n-- cross, 10 Ess; fiih
a. architects. 800 900 -. .
,,.f.Ur.rf. Nsrgsre Louisa ~ tne "
o.rrr & u lssins. architect $1,000.
The Bronx.
ref.oNr Az -sf ~ brick moving picture
f'es,,s eSri06 Herman B,rkoFi,r -, fremont
A. oantr. n Nmisioh 'i AZ ana
Its,h 4 architect, 8 900.
yysF Az " :. 200 i-.f = 2 ~ h'i,s isrm'
a'rs0 John u kroos i.so WISE AZ. os.ef Hsrr
N~,fh,i,r 1857 fremont o.. architect Voc
PROSPECT Az. es7 ~ brick sfor. anf 'snu'
n "a rs'ncf pFr.r On premises or.sr John
4 p9yland .:s Wsbs'sr az Echlteci. u. oco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
CNFURNIsHED APARTMENTsToLET
BROOkIY>.

prAr-rrFr-r, FLATBusH - Dora court
hEn -. 49,, Ave cor S.vkirk 49,
-. -oonts. well heated Inspection ir.
49, ,-o-- hose wanting clean, cute, an1
cow,orfsbio homes Brighton Beacn I.
Phon. 's!sl flateuss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
LONG ISLAND.

ttOrs At aRiGHTwATLRs / ! stND
ron BooKIET is, 7 D s'N''-"> CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
New Building Plans.
Manhattan

PIAZZA - -a, fsth 8. for = 'r apir-fn..
To- -rs1 Gao Pars A. 90. In. - ~. a., ,,,s ass
IL n C.-penfer. ssl 5ih AZ Nralie., ~ 'gy.
RenAOwaY u = i07s l,+t. -. 10y We :.
,,Tr,1s 'ors- Number ors heaiy 90 81. 2.A
A. earer VI Zipkes. i)j L14lns-m Az. Ai,"-
les. $4,000.
The Bronx.
u.ss,scros w. o. is-th - 8 ~ h-rs
80 Trls e-rSr 6. Fnssn Imp CO. j. a
D,m.e, -si iagfh w. president osner kre,n.
~. Ar-hfl 60 1899 = 1854 N. Architects zoos
tstsr ST 4. 100 VI courfIanit e.. ~ h-icA
80 sOrss I B.ners0n Rally 90. Ben h-nen
.rr .0i 1874 50 president Owner Nm hrp
,of = ised 81 architect $500
asiccs sy = cor .1is a. thf-e ~ hrcs
'sr'r,s f6fsS end - ilrs,. John FoJ ou prem
ise- Gamer Chari-1 sehaefcf o. i0l fssmcnf a.
architect. tli9.eee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

1T YOUR RENT PAY FOR toJh hgn.
D.. s-,-~is' nisn eTplsfnri ~ County psos
I>..u.. No 20 West 90 81. D-0t z Fson'
ssss Md "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15
Cycling at Newark Tomorrow.

.krn-er;ic- allowance cainei
Nrafher cloudy frsrs MUDDY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-15

The struggle for the vomens ma
.ional championship this year promises
20 be particularly keen: Mrs. W. a;
Gavin, the noted British player. will
begin her campaign in this country
eaTly in the season, and Mrs. Clarence
II. Vanderbeck, the present title no lder'
Who has been III. is expected 20 have
recovered sufficiently by October TO
frht for her laurels.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
LIE FACTORY" IS q MYSTERY
CITY; MISERY OVER The Rio



like above all thina ~ earth Z" 'rt some
thing ION Mr 'hafl's. hnt "h" n"t ai
all aver g. heine h. inend r. ne mean
tiine
hhm"fs reports. d'nlai ana 'u brand
oi haiine'naiive speculation itnd A haven
IN the LOBBY 81 me "a" '"I >"fi' ih"
helih"p VII" t""k ~" =" NY room la~i m"hl
hesitated a moment hri"rf 'raNt"' Tor me
ice water and then vhi-nofcd lrvcryouc
Whisper ~ W i"~"'. "lh'f'0 " report
that Juarez hn- Topped ~lrl
" ] tipped q qu'rirr Tor every con
iidential statement ~ 'hni fln' \ "ot n ~
dav. my salary r' 'Ntrn-o money 'nd my
patrimonv would W. conc NJ least three
times a day somebody frl'- Frnnr'-'" villa
hero. oerasioral'v th wary 'hr mnn"tonN
General John y P"f h'H" i- MIN one who
Is mercilcs~lv h'nrod F"i Vale
death avcraec u "i 'ar-lHne
So far IN frov t'"n"r funston ha~ been
murdered orlv 'n'e ~nc, thc war ho
gan. Tins wa NIX" ar I" nihontc"
statement wn~ Greece That th" head
quarters hri'dre ff Tort sam lio'~'"n
h'" "Fn 'h""h ''' "' "N" N N'iN'
~Ninln'hlz'F~ 'h' l''' 'l' "'''f'l H' rh''@
ana m 'ni'rr ~''H h"' t'''''." inward
=" iced TIE ~rHrr""-. lh'~ rr''"rf wa
actually ''rrrp' "n th" street. "' ti res"
one day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
Case OF The = ighiing
Pastor Gees To Supreme
Court oil Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 29.-Thc
Pennsylvania supreme count VIII soon take
up the appeal of Dr. George Cbalmcr-
Richmond. the lighting pastor" w Phila
dclphia. from the decree ~ the common
plea rouri whlch ou-icd HIM from the
church property of 50. John Episcopal
church ~ thu ctt. nr. Richmond ha
been through a Ions contest IN the eccle.
,a- f,cAi court = we'll on the state courts.
,hd, although defeated thus lar IN his a
tort &" retain hI pastorate. "a hopeful uf
victory IL present d.iicuitia7 arose
thf"nah dlni.ult.es with r. hop Rhine
lander. dunno Nht,h III rector seyer-ly
criticised ~ hyperion III letter and "a
public. te Wa ordered dspoaed and 4
ruCcee wv Wa scnt ~ preach III ~ pul
put. hnt ~. Richmond held 'r'hc fort. +" and
~ v1 backed up ~ 4 MA oritv ~ hts
vo~tr,lncn. %,hir sears ago Dr. Richmond
was 10 The lnnrh-ti W New YORK STATE.
where hc r%ampaigncd against political and
ecclesiastical devils" and was ou-trd only
hy the di-handing of hi> church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
7. NJ. OSBORNE
TO GO TO TRIAL
FORMER PRISON WARDEN EXPECTS
Ac0UiTTAL WHEN HIS CASE Is
CALLED IN NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 29.-With the tina
of Thomas Mott Osborne. the noted sociol
oeist and prison reformer. recently Warden
at Sing Sing. due 10 begin tomorrow al
White Plains before the supreme court
the end Of the famous prison scandal = IL
sight. Friends Of Osborne declare that
he will be cxonerated Of the charges 81
neglect Of duty and immortality which
were brought against him. II j. under
stood the Osborne lawyers VIII ask The
cont ~ dl-miS@ The indictment for lack
az prosecution, ID ease District Attorney
Weeks declines 10 90 to trial tomorrow
n has also been said that . move Is con
terminated to seek 10 have the Indictment
ouashe1. on the ground that il was found
"a on Illegal testimony 81 convicts and
evidence furnished ~ Dr. Rudolph DIedline
of the state prison commission
II was shown DURING the recent trial Of
Osborne under an Indictment of perjury
that DIR. Dicdln~ bad no aHfhor'tv trnn
the pri@nn commission fn make thr private
Investigation that hrnH"ht ahoHi the ir"r-
HE. The perjury charge Wa dismissed
before the defense presented lt- ease.
This cxnncraiier maV have a di-f PCT hefr-
ing on tho pending ease aaaIn~i thc FORMER
wnrdcn-
Mr.. o~horne ha- declared that ho want
no further DELAY. AID "iil oppose Any
further po-iponemcnt. ~ expect , com
nle,e evoneration ~ trr imporality
cbar.c and ~ rharrc re%laiiua IVY th. nor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
Washouts Repaired, All
Houston-New Orleans
Trains Going Through

Cts Ticket Agent (. +. Hawkes. 81 the
GWlf Coast kiae- today was advised bv
General Passenger Agct III. NJ. Strain that
all wa-hout- on the lIon~t"n-New Orleans
linc of The Cult Coast Lines have been rc-
panied. and commencing to-day trans are
running Through over The road'~ own
track. Train- have been dctourcd via the
Texts 4 Pacic the past several weeks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29

our sources of supply for new materials.
\ list II dealers IN paper stocks can
b. obtained from the. local Chamber 81
Commerce or Board If Trade.
How to save waste such a. cotton and
wooden rags, old papers. including maga-
-iIs news. NrEFPiEg and cardboard:
Keep waste materials clean and dry.
-Separare rags from old Papers.
Separate cotton ana wooden rags.
4-Separate maaazinss from other pa
pers.
Z Tio ~ hundl.~ for convenience IN
Iai4dling ~ pai a. bags.
4 c.i Ia the nearest dealer ia junk
and iag.
r. n"i store oiiy ras~, however. n they
raay cause ilres n spontaneous combus-
ton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
Bad Cough Feverish ?
~ Grippy --~1

edy. DR.. Kings New Discovery
contains the ingredients which fight
cold germs. which soothe your cough.
healing the irritated and iIhamrd
mucous membranes. just rs soon AZ
you start taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery your recovery ~ assured.
Without assistance your weakened
system tries in vain ID threw 81
these cold germs. Your system eFlss
Tor help and pr. Kings New Dis
covery i just the remedy needed.
Get 4 bottle to-day. Take Al olse
You ~ill feel much better to-moErgv.
All druggists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-29
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather obser-
ratlcns, covering the a hour period
enning at : a. m, today. are furnished
by the United States weather observer
al Fort Brown.