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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMA1F

BooRKEEPER. ASSISTANT, 0 years. practical
business experience: SIS per week, with chance
OF advancement. q 465, Ledger Central
C4AAfBERMAID, waitress and childnurse-Tgo
girls. 20 together; seashore preterredI refer
ences. II 720, Ledger Office.
CHAMBERSiAID and waitress In small famIiyi
seashoEe or mountains; reference. II 1871 Led
CLERK, 1 years experiences single entry book
keepngi thor. competent. G 81. Ledger Cent.
COMPANION : SEAASTREsS refined young
woman. to elderly LADY, refs, 422 {. E.AllsEhsny.
COOKING and downstairs work; good reference; (;
laundry work; country shore, Call. II
a. m, Room 205, sos Chestnut st.
GOVERNESs-Rehnedw woman. excellent family
well educated. diplomas for pedagogy. nursing.
scalp and treatment. elementary music; can
take full charge and entertainment OF chill
dren; exp. and splendid references; will 20
anywheIei f3o monthly. q SO, Ledger Cent.
sEcRETARLAL position, high class, desired by
salary S25 weekly. G A., Ledger Central
sTENOGRAPHER general offcs work; 10 years
experiencei reference, q 40 Ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHER. 8 years experience, also
sires position. companion 70 elderly couple or
blind person or charge q motherless house
view. Address NJ T05. Ledger Office
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UNCLAIMED TELEeRAMs

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH cQMPANNS-Y..
III p Beauregard Lonnis Nelson z. DtSs ~
Msssi Mslsn wasssinstons ssh iReFza6sth j. Iypeh
Cohen. ". Friedman. Horace kithrPTb ithrGTb FEsrpst
Company. Tampico Fibre Development 60 ~
Goldstein, Irene Horr Berg Auto Truck M's'
Co. Geo. Sleepy. Trlnkle CO.
POSTAL. TELEGRAPH CABLE COMPANY
1921 s. Penn Square-Florence Top. Robt by-
man. j. y. Writ.
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lost Avn FOUND

HkNDBAo-Iost IN vans makers, August =
about a.fs: contained Pullman PASS, uunk
check. bsnk book. receipted biHs ane riif
money Reward N returned 70 ". w ni..'
Pullman Ticket Office, 1880 s. Penn sauAIs:
HoUND-Iost white rabbit, hound, 9lsek lack sp9t
on back. muzzls. Aug !. Ret.seZO N.broao ~.
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Continued from Preosdtno cotsr1-
-. ,,,---,----, -,-.,. p,o,..tsnt; one thorovshly
sr1Srisrcs3 n veTetabfes flowers, shruopslis
care OF lawn cows and ehickssn,ra.,, $40 and
foy-n, Mons other need apply WAGES - snJ
iodainr on place. Address giaIlns 0S
references A 3l4, Ledger ohlee. -
INVESTMENT SALESMAN wanted-oo1ngs ,orsst oi
"a isbed reputation: one who mas SOY cfi,ss
nents and bonds Of quality. An Az novS or
nropo-ttior is offered by a company si.rgsw,rtse
Sanizsd 10 operate a big paving e9tsgp' eaSsg An
backed BY capitalists of hiEhest 10
swer must contain full intoTnles{tlYH N 707
character and experiences connoeh'ie' -
Ledger O1ice. ---I,.
ref reauired Fimer CO.. sth ana 2Allsgatt.
TARORERs wanted 100. Turner Constr trueti9I ss y
Co. care Of Vacuum OIL CO., faulso9l " a.
iFyFPNEN 2 and tongsmen. 2. wanted 70 70
work on s-ton hammer: permsnent gSjstTict
Food wages. no trouble; Pittspurgh u'''i'o'
NJ e21. Ledger Office.
MACHINE BLoCKERs. tip and streteners'
steady work for reiisbls oPSrssitfoTrs
Brooklyn New
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sTENOGRAPHER wanted at once; general i onige
6ntIcs. must DO good typist and have knowl-
edge OF files Call Race 2sI4 or spruce
iOT3. --------
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For Sale

USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Offers SSRGRINE SSFS!RSlIEE FREES PRRPFGCfEsssd'n''d
in the height Of the season, Consul. your best
iSiS PAi9h 94 see ARFELp ff fhs 'e4 SsiGS
Touring; looks like new; will sell rea-
1'is dv5 RSG s55o RGRa''5 Rss owner s1f' % set.
1919 1oii66e'to5YSfEi OVERLAND .s-passensor TOurinEt
1918 G9kf PAISE ff neF FARFETD XII! sff5nSSlc SSlc. rebuilt
1913 fi?DaiGSfe PXfdE snd GffRNWoob fI9NSaWEtoob 49, extra
1915 OVERLAND, 81. 0-passenger Tour
l9f4 sTitPEBXtsER Touring. rebuilt and
1918 oHKiAND .5.pass, Touring; Euar.
1o f RR be ii ooS fessatsS and
1oS Rsf EsS 65RhfffIhn fSsTS rournr
1oIs SfBsfi!SFf SfafRisEhf 7pass Tour
1917 CApfLLAG 5.pasSenSer' Touring. ex.
T2EsE &R cRfsifl; IA sf ffE TRADE foR teSR
ASK FOR S. S. RODGERS
HUDsoNs rebuilt, and guaranteed: phaetons.
eHs M 35s e. fhS Broad dart st.
1914 HUP. TOURING CAR
fSHtria iSf4 auP ishis RoAbsTRFR%er: AS siTsRRFRter:
Electric lights and starter.
We have, in addition good ASSORTMENT of used
l0''''7 - HuPMoBiLE anu touring cars
BROAD & TIoGA. 500 N. BROAD ST.
LIMoUsINEs gYitable for funeral work or hack
Ing Of any KIND, ,subur5an or station work.
Sesss i iso hss IL 4 5sS2s . 81;
LoS9Mo5IkE eSSH6s5 Isb }PFss tOEPfac
iSO j:SSS fSngSis. SS. SsSs st. 45Sc
SSpSsd Win as;S:Es G.SseSnssB. Ess2BR
fo.a ,i2S H5Gii iSS 'q Il G 3sa. &sE SS
ff Th shd 'PsS t touring
demouptable rims. good tires; very snSppy.
Sss5ss.: sSs iS.'&S Ss: L2'33:s 3:s
aoRGoSF RTSs ,fs s;10PsG
sss St LoSSst & l60, H. A JshEi. SIr. A- EI-
1912 SIMPLEX. so horsepower touring car;
1908 Packard so;hoii:Dcwasi' ii;iin: iimoui.inn:: $500
THE Wife ctiojMPANYY' '''''' 100
PIG North Broad ST.
1918 POPE HARTFORD, equipped with siscIrICS
lights and a starter; in splendid mechanical con-
tSGufs aS9 III A. Jsnks' Manager Exchange
CHtAssls-We have few cheap cars OF which
the chassis would be very suitable Tor truci-
or delivery, work OF any kind don't fail 10
come IN ana look them over II you want soms-
thing az a bargain price for delivery purposes
H. a. Jsnks. Isr. E1e6sSg. Ean S Car 6SsSss 6sS.s 4oo'
SEND FOR FREE BULLETIN
c5oRsoN AIyT6 FXStI. SSEP NgGIs CARS so.o =, 49,
COLE Demonstration,
L. S. BOWERS Co, 245 N. Broad 1t.
COLE Distributors -
WILL EXCHANGE 1913 5-pass. touring car
perfect condition. for $500 real estate so,SifI::
no dealers, Phone Walnut S80I SN1''''
1000 USED AUTOS. $3.50 up; all StyIss a15
makes Roman Auto Co.. 20s n. Broad 81.
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BOY wanted, 10 years old. Apply at Mercan-
tile Library. l6 South 10th street. at 8
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AIR cHIPPERs-steady work, for air clippers: lS RS
ON niece work: can make 1890 to S50O per
dav Working under normal working condition.
Penn Works PENN SEABOARD STEEL
CORPORATION. FRONT AND PENN SITS.
CHESTER, PA.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR. experienced, to
work ali or part time on n successtul apart
Tnent trade journal; commission. 2lO Frank
lin Bank Building.
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TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced local
Keystone Telephone Company. lSo D "a s'''
Room 4O3.
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BoOKKEEPER married single man; expert;
ence necessary; Protestant; must come well
recommended. Call in person, - n. 4th 81.
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a1ruAr1oNs wANTED-MALH

SITUATIONS WhtN Wh----- - - -
CHAUFFEUR s4perieneed snssIr s1,Ssf. ioeft' refer
testant: Cadiliec preferrea. 80 .nrsi
es.--.s.-1 .--.-,.1ced. desires posi;o1i
rood driver; reference. s5e LeoseI -,
90 ,,yTrI-p mechanic Packard man cywn,rsI wis5iIs
5a. f6T summer months. s5S Lea, Ss'.s..
CHAUFFEUR single white .gssy ys'cCs Central rssffr'.
good mechanic. q o4l. ,t..
cEAgEFEgR i, so2a o224s4 dEy'ssd S "a ssD'l'
crERK-Younr man. with good sxperisIhtS W SItS VIII vii
ability possss3,ins ~ sso1nnset with good concern
q 44o Ledger Central. ---..,,
COOK or renera hogssw9r i.ytsnt IaBsntt'f personal
reference. E. 1888 Vine st,------ -,
DENTrsT-Pennsyivani graduate; pTssshanic;
wants position, assistsnt IoTaSer Central
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER s1PsTlanesudi 5 n eouilag: g res
s5asibl sgonabls a'Stsn2 4 2SI. SRe Ledger Central.
E1,EcTRfcAf-Youns man. ese 20. ErsdqaotTe oppoT
seettleMal a. sGh9ol c.mant Misne' 7o8 ledger olee
rsT,,I,Top. r,nr,bInq and heating. desires
change: clear record technical; prac'i'S"
-sTs,,-t5 ,,1SGGFR-YounF man. 2b. capable
VI t,ssting cbsrre office: good corresponden!' Az
euaInted with modern office practices
PoRTERc2lorsd man sSS ySnts iJRssr Rosl'06fl 0los oO
SAFETY ENGINEER and osSaSs insPSSisor Of taRins
Ssnssio2 Sss5ss 2t lsRs SRy 'ds sS9 Edsst
SALESMAN. south aud Middle West on n Az
mission; would prefer good trunk hne'
sECRETARY-YounEm man q ability end ion with
sag T9Tthy I5Yes, '2PSoo6n $1,000 AZ ledger Central
sTENoGRAPHE man si-I 81 EoSa sys yssrs
desires position with reliable hrn NV nne SsndIe
eIpcrlence rapid conl,s snd seGEHrat GEmmsrt 52d and
SAMSON sGfTSSR3TTs"'VB sts. Bell belmont 1881. 4dsl.,--,
sTENoGRAPHER-weii educated eFRsriephessft ss4i hsst
ynrsrGn yoyg1s man Wy wisse' gsFRaaaoh r. aoh 81 o'''O,
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN ...o-
Of exceptional ability wishes TO become @ asso-
ciated with small or moderate sizea MAN, onr1
petent 10 handle executive problems lnIS,n- .sn
gently. Understands modern systems OF oiTIg MAJ
%itb tbe BUSINESS desired. with possibility OF
moderate investment later on " 500 LSue''
Central.
YOUNG MAN. formerly with T. isS G?mpgnSe naSa-
snce company; knowledge OF Penn. law local
Insurance references. O 442 Ledger central
YOUNG MAN, Protestant, 10 years; eT2eriennSSeed nnSSed
answer ali replies. N las. Ledger Central.
FILIPINO. young. Protestant. wishes pos.tioT1
butler butler or alI hGpIssnan Rnom SoS S6s Chestnut st
JAPANESE, cook and wife housework, no wash
ing; small family. ref E.. 1913 Vine -
CAN anna growing business use $4,000 and the
services OF young, ambitious married HanI
who, II unacquainted with the fundamentals OF
that business Sooa DFses fatT. 70 and an Interest in the
business; can furnish best credentials; business
must stand strict investigation state propS4nss Sns
tion briefly in reply before Interview. 2Oo
Ledger Central.
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BLACKsMITHs. bollermakers, machinists, car
repaIrmen lahorers. shop hands, carpenters,
bridge builders, painters, telegraph operators
for work out OF the city on Pennsylvania RAN
road; rates OF pay 10 10 80 cents per hour. Ap-
pIy 1925 Filbert St, bet. s a m, and o p m.
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pOX NAKERS-Experienced paper box makers
wanted on high grade work; good pay and
steady work. White Wyckon Manufacture
ing Company. Holyoke. Mass.
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ROY. office II or over; good opportunity. Apply
lis South Delaware ave. 10 TO II a. m
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woOLENs-Glrls experienced in sample room
A 23J Ledger Office.
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MAcHrSrsr AND .REPAtRAfAN, No ,r labor i.
froiibis Apply MIDVALE, 4SOO "isSa-
hickon ave.
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WILDWOOD, n. ].

SAVOY Beach trOns sSd 5upnins watsF' private
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BOY-wanted, boy over TO- for library work;
So per week TO start with SlS' Ledger
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. KANE. 511 8. 1eTH-wanted nrst-elass
cooks, $40 to s12; chambermalds. housework
girls; good reference. Spruce 34Ol.
AUTOMOBILES
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HUDSoNs rebuilt and guaranteed: phaetons.
roadsters and cabrtolets; elec, light and start
ers GOAIERY-SCHWARTZ. 253 ". Broad ST.
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MAIDS Q first class. wanted by the nrst OF
September at st. Martins. Philadelphia' one one
for cooking. the other for chamberwotk anu n
waiting; small family Protestants preferred
II T2i Ledger Onice.
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DREssMAKING AND MILLINl

DREssMAKING BY EXPERT
MO DISTB
b0I Denckla Bid. 11th and Market ~
COLUMBIAN DREssMAKNG SCHOOL,
clal rates; easy payments. C.. Hartm511t
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FOR SALE

BILLIARD. POOL. combination, second =
bought, sold, rented. exchanged rss.-s5
supplies, Lafe Keafsr, American mssi,ii'
turer. 32e Girard ave. Phone Ksns. ~.
BILLIARD. pool tablesi newi second -hasnas " Z.
stSest tttesSs eo aas asasss pssYmstht AK st uhons Wal z
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLESs-SS q Z
bowling alleys easy payments, bh
BAI4kE-COLLENDER CO.. lOO3 AIen----~
CASH REGISTERS bought, exchanged. IT,
replated; suppliesi new and faetoS ~ (
new total adders. as low as $50 - q
see our 1915 models. Registers sold " :
easy payments and fully guaranteed
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER loa
T90 CHESTNUT STREET.
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BoORREEPERs and accountants. 1880; clerks
$50 month ups stenogEsphers, i1e-ls; drafts
experienced brass foundry men; other posi-
tions open for hlgh-grade men. Business Serv-
Ice Company. 1901 Land Title Building.
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COLE b Demonstration.
l.. s. BOWERS co. PAS N Broad -
COLE Distributors.
WILL ILI EXCHANGE 1915 5-pass. touring car,
no dealers, Phone Walnut s6O1. 'SO''''
makes Roman Auto CO.. gGs 'fglss BrSsd aad 5t
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT
Bank references. Appraisement. ! PER -
HARRY w. SMITH, tit Sanson q =
EVENING CLOTHES TO HIRE
Latest styles. Phone Poplar 2So. opSa =
LEIDNER's. 10th and 0Irard ave-, 8. "
sUPERFLUoUS HAIR removed by slestrssp
the only permanent way. Eyebrows ~ ~,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
WAR MAY BRING IMPORTANT
 CHANGES IN REVENUE HANS

Washington, June 27.-The expense of meeting the Mexican emergency. coupled with the unexpected increase in other army and navy items, may result in important changes in the administration s revenue programme. House leaders de- cided today to delay introduction of the revenue measure prepared by the ways and means committee, and there were in- dicatons that the change in plans might contemplate a federal bond issue.
 The decision to hold up the revenue bill for possible revision was reached after Secretary McAdoo had gone to the capi- tol and conferred with Chairman Sim mons of the Senate finance committee and Chairman Kitchin of the ways and means committee. MT. Kitchin had ex- pected to introduce the measure today and have it taken up by the House Sat urday. He said tonight it might not be submitted for a week or more 4.
 It is understood that in addition to the question of revenue Legislation the svc- retary talked over with the committee chairmen the advisability of raising s10- 0000o0 by partial issue of the Panama canal bonds held by the treasury. On that point however, there has been no decision, and there probably will be none until it develops whether actual hostili- ties with Mexico must be provided for If war comes, there may be an ad- ditional issue of bonds, to be designated as war bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28

So far, the appropriations for national defense at this session of Congress, car ried in bills, reported or in committee, total near $5569S0,557. This includes the navy bill, as revised by the Senate sub committee. $3l1 ,406,344: the army appro- priation bill pending in the Senate, s1S3, 100000; the Notifications bill pending in the Senate, s25,120110; two deficiency appropriation bills, already passed sS,611,5 ,502 and S1,999,772; the urgent deficiency bill to be passed tomorrow in the House, s25,626,069, with probably $12, 100000 more added to it by amend ments; and the military academy bill. reported today for passage in the House Thursday, $1,216,759
 The totals, particularly the large in crease tackled onto the naval bill by the Senate subcommittee, have far exceeded the expectations of the House leaders, bill until they can figure more accurately what the entire defense programme is to cost.
 told the chairmen today that he consid- cred the treasury's condition, except for the extraordinary defense expenditures. as satisfactory and expected to have a general balance fund of approximately $19S, COG, 600 on hand at the close of the fiscal year next week. The revenue bill as prepared in committee, proposes to raise $210 eco, 900. which embraces approxi- mately $1O0, 900 additional from the in come tax, s50000,00O from an inheritance tax and S60, 000,000 from a tax net re- cepts or profits of munitions plants.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
CAMPBELL LEADS IN
 QUALIFYING ROUND
National Open Golf Title to Be Decided at Minneapolis.
 Thirty-TwO Qualify

Minneapolis Minn June 2.-Alex Camp bell, Baltimore, professional led the field today in the first flight of the qualifying round for the national open golf cham pionship title at the. Minnekahda club. Campbells score in the morning was 70, one below par. and 73 for the afternoon.
 Louis Teller, the French champion, now of Boston. was second with 1f5. Tellier equaled the course record of 70 in the morning. but 75 was the best he could do for the IS holes played in the after noon.
 J. $. Warrington, an amateur, from the Md-Surrey club of London, returned a card of 146. He was paired with Walter c Hagen of Rochester, N. Y. 1914 nation- al open champion, and the pair were fol- lowed by large gallery. Hagen's score was 146.
 Harry c. Legg, Minneapolis amateur, and Jack Hutchinson, were tied for fourth place with 147 each. Legg played the course in par in the afternoon.
 The remainder of the entrants will play in the second flight of the qualifying round tomorrow. Thirty-two will qualify.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
THE WAR SITUATION

The Germans essayed an attack against the British southeast of Ypres, but this also was without result. In patrol engagements the British at many points entered German trenches, inflict- ing casualties on the defenders and taking some prisoners.
 Four German aircraft have been brought down by British airmen The British lost one machine.
 On the front in northern Russia the Germans have bombarded Russian po- sitions and followed them up with in- fantry attacks. Petrograd says that all the attacks were put down by the Russian fire.
 The official statement isused by tho Russian war office places the number of prisoners captured by General Brus- siloff's army between June 4 and June 23 at 19S.972 officers and men. The number of heavy guns, machine guns and bomb throwers reached more than 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
ORPET ON STAND IN
 HIS OWN DEFENSE

Waukegan, H., June 27-William H. Orpet, who elected to tell his own story on the stand in refutation of the charge of numbering Marion Lambert, com. pleted session of cross-exa imitation to- day which left him pale and nervous.
 The course of questioning adopted by David R. Joslyn for the state, led the witness over a route which more than once caused him to correct his testi- mony.
 For the most part, the testimony was of an embarrassing nature. Orpet's cross-examination probably will continue throughout Thursday
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
BICYCLE RACE ID
 BE HELD ON JULY4 4 Riders and Dealers Agree to Stage Another Race Over
 61-2-Mile Course

At meeting of the bicycle riders and dealers of Birmingham last night it was definitely decided to stage another bicy- cle race on July 1, with complete details to be announced later. The race is be- ing promoted by the riders of the district and will receive the hearty cooperation of practically every dealer in the city.
 Six entries have already been received. Tommy Hinds, Otis Foster, Guy Foster, Carl Mabee, Bob Whorton and August Stuckler. The race will be held under the sanction of the National Cycle asso- citation and will be run over the same course as the one on June S. starting at the Capitol park, and after winding around the Norwood boulevard, return to the starting point Arthur Mitchell will referee.
 The race will be run about 1:30 o'clock and will be finished in about 20 minutes. Over 30 entrants are expected. It is ex- pected that a large number will qualify from Bessemer and Ensley. Otis Foster is in charge of the race and is visiting all of the dealers securing their approval and asking for a donation of a prize. A medal will be given to the winner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
SOLDIERS IN JUAREZ

Fl Paso, Tex, June 27.-Two negro troopers, ragged and half dead from hard ships, are lodged in jail at Juarez today, having been brought from Cuzman, where they were outnumbered and captured by de facto government troops. They are believed to be survivors of the Carrizal engagement.
 Neither their names their com- panies were given out by Juarez authori- ties, who announced the prisoners would be taken to Chihuahua City and kept with the 2 others captured at Carrizal.
 General Bell said later he had been informed of the presence of the negro soldiers in Juarez. but had been told they were deserters. He said he would make no inquiries but would report the mat ter to General Funston and await in- structions.
 According to Andres Garcia Mexican consul in Fl Paso, now at Juarez, there are no American negroes in jail in Juarez. He said late today the report that two survivors of the Carrizal clash had been jailed there might have grown from the detaining in Juarez of an apparently de- mented Jamaican negro whom the United States immigration authorities had turned back when he tried to cross the interna- tional bridge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
BURR GIVEN WATCH
 BY HIS ASSOCIATES

F. A. Burr general manager of sales of the Tennessee company, who leaves the employ of the company about July 1, was presented with beautiful gold watch yesterday afternoon by his associates in the Tennessee company. The inscription on the inside of sthe case was engraved with refined plain monogram, as fol- lows:
 IF. A. B.
 From your associates in the T. c. |. x R, R. Co.,, Birmingham, Ala, June 27 1916"
 The watch contains works of the finest quality made by the world-renowned fac tory of Patek, Phillipe & Co. of Geneva, has 20 jewels and eight adjust ments The case has a blue enameled border with plain center for monogram, which was elegantly engraved by F. w.. Rromberg. Birmingham agent for Petek, Philippe & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
Whiteheads Make Bond

Francis F. Whitehead was arrested yesterday in his office by Deputy Sher- if I. Steele on an indictment charging him with bringing stolen property into the state. His bond was fixed at $1000 in two cases. He made bond immediately and was released. Chester A. White head, charged with bringing stolen property into the state. and who was recently bound over to await the ac- tion of the grand jury by Judge H. E. Abernethy, gave himself up to the sher- if yesterday and made bond He was recently indicted by the grand jury. Sew eral other indictments nave been made in connection with this case, but no other arrests.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-28
Speed on the Water

From the Popular Science Mou.aly
 A boat has been designed ny D. N. Brown of Grand Haven. Mich, which on test runs has attained speed of 40 miles an hour The body of the cr.ft is made of thin galvanized iron over a basswood framework two feet wide and 20 feet long. Two galvanized iron air tanks are attached to an outrigger five feet from the rear end on beth sides. When the four-cylinder motor, set in the rear. whirls six-inch pio- peller. the prov rises out of the wa ter and the craft skins along like a huge bird over the surface. the entire weight resting on about three feet of the stern. The two tanks maintain the equilibrium.
 The boat has proved a success in all ways and the inventor believes, with an improved design. that lie will have craft capable of making 60 miles an hour without being crowded.