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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-05
MODERN PRACTISE ON
MECHANICAL SIDE OF
SUGAR PRODUCTION
Continued from Page 81

these lines in the near future,
Vacuum Pans: The calandria type
of pan, owing to its efficiency and
ease of cleaning, is gradually super
seding the coil pan, which has been
in use for SO many years in these
islands. Remarkable evaporative eff
the calandria type, and the remark.
able circulation observed in we'll
designed calandria type of pan has
led to its general adoption.
crystalIizers: Modern practise in
Hawaii points toward the unjacketed
U-shaped type of crystallizer with the
driving arrangement so made as to
operate each crystalliZer individually
by means of friction clutch, or tight
and loose pulleys, attached to each
unit.
centrifugaIs: For shipping" sugars
the mills of these islands are grad
ually adopting 40-inch centrifugals
and using the smaller or 30-inch ma
chimes for low-grade work. While
there are advocates of the water
driven machine. the properly con.
structed belt-driven centrifugal seems
to meet power requirements admir-
ably. Sugar dischargers are rapidly
coming into favor. particularly as the
40-inch machine is difficult to dis.
charge manually with operators or
small stature. ->--.> f..
Sugar Room Equipment: The mod,
ern sugar room is not complete With.
out an automatic weighing machine
and bag sewer and bag-marking ma
chine. These devices have in the last
few years demonstrated their worth
and are being used more and more
each year Under the centrifugal the
grasshopper conveyor seems to be.
best suited for the conditions existing
there, and are replacing belt and slat
conveyors almost entirely. @.~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-05

STAR.BULCETIN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'5 NEWS TODAY .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22
Ntaa iebeimt
,,erib,ullncclt.
WieulanO lufib, luO IT lit.
gcott bleibt pors
lamti9 bier.
Diel 6eihmdb IL. rpenie
Gatiahen.

gsadridten, Die angeblid Der.
laslidD fine, melben, Saf @ila iid
in Der gsabe bon Sombrerete, feb.
SIG Wfeilen iiioDitlidJ BON Durango,
6efinbe. Gr ldeine ben gerindj ma.
den 81 luollen, iid) init Sem Gene.
raj Eeorp 8raeompnte Sm nereimi.
gen.
Vile mDglidJen Mitteilmmgeu
iiber Den glnfentbalt @illa's laufen
Gin. Gr ioll in orei Staaten seIe6en
iein, in Durango, in 3aeatecas mmb
in Gpabnila, sSsn 81 Yaiu alambi
man nidt, oaR er ii6erbanpt bis mad
Barral gefommen lit. $50 er in
@irflidJfeit 1T, idleint sur 3eit Nie.
manS sm ,uiiIen, aber Sic sSoee, bas
er tot iei, bat man offenbar allae-
anfsegebeu.
= General Scott, Der seitern
abenS bier einsetroffen lit, iagt, er
lueree pOrlanfia nid)t weiter ae6en.
9Sle lange er bier bleiben uerbe,
laate er nidlt, sllles, pas ii6er lei
ne WiiIiipn beridDtet luirb, lit @e-
IdDiuat; er ielbit hat iid aesen 9sie-
manSen ilber ibren 3iuef aeankert.
- Sine Sepeide aus @aI6inston
meloet man CLAUDE, nnIere 8eaie-
rnn9 babe 9aa6rid)ten ans Nerieo,
oak Die bon sselir 9ias in's 2e6en
aerntene MISUNDERSTANDING be-
ltanoig an Starfe snnebme. Ser.
Offentlidt iinb bic Nadjridten TON
Se'teH nnierer Siesiernus midrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22

Die 9emtidJen melben, bas be-
&erSttn iuieOer itarfe snfanterte-
Ednpfe inn ejange geiueiem ieien.
@eftlidJ BON Der 9)iaas bGtten oie
sSransoien einen ltarfem Mngriff ami
ben ySpten Wsannes" .Siigel mn
bic Stellnmgen oitlidl oapom se-
madDf. Die slngriffe ieien abseidla-
aen, MIR iit Der @egeno oes Ganret.
fes Waloes farnpfe man mod nm
ben fleinen Sell zines @rabcms, in
ben Die syransuiem eingeSrmmgen
leien- Sieiem aegenii6er melbeu
bic Sransoien, bic 9entlden fat.
ten Insriffe anf ben ospten Man-
mes" Siigel getnndt nnb bic memen
Stelmnsen Der Gransplen bort id)ari
beldoiIen. Ser bat nun ben 80.
fen Wannes" Soiigel anaeariffen
nnb iuer fat Stelungen amf linn?
- slnf bem red)ten ltfer Der Waaas
babeH bic Gransoien berImd)t, ben
SteinbrmdJ iii6lif bon bem @ebSfi
6anbremont ben 9emtldem luieoer
Fortsnnellmen, es lit ibncn aber
nidlt gelmmgen. SiiblidJ bonn Sort
Donanmont iuarem nadJ ben Semt-
gd)em 8eriften nod sampfe i'm
Gauge. Die syranspIen madlten
audi iuieoer einen gfnariff anf Die
oemfiGlen Stellanaem Inn Eailletfe.
8aIS, Der aber bmrd) Die bentIdle
Hrtillerie abseidlasem lpnrbe. sS,l
Der @egeno bon ganr nnS anf Sen
S56ben, liiboitlid bon @er6um, haben
ArtilleriefGmpfe itattaefnmbem. Sm
sSnmin 8eb6lsy iib6if(id BON
@eanr, itiirste Elm feinolides slero-
plan, bas in 8rnnb geidDpfIem mar,
81 goben. Die ssransoien beitati.
gen i'm gllsemeinen 6ieie Niftei-
Imngen, MIR eripGhnen tie midlts bon
ben bernnglhften gngriffen amf ben
SteinbritdD bon Snn6rempmt mnb
anf oas geb6fs bon Gaillette. eSr
Der Aoebrc @egeno baben nadl
ifjren geridlten leb6afte slrtillerie.
fanpfe ftattaefmnben nnb tic luollen
NIT ibren iueitreidemSen aanoner
ben gabnbof boR &igmenilles.Saf-
tondatef, noro0itlidJ bon ct. WaihieI
IN 8rano seidoifen baben.
Die Gng1anoer melben bon Den
fettem aampfen am Siaris, bie am
II. nnb 18. Npril ifattfanoen. Sic
Iagem, bic Siirfen bdttem ben gmsrifi
NIT 5ebmtanieno Mann semadjf. sie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22
Sure l1eberiiht.

Srans5iide 9lngriffe bel
SerSnn iueroen abseIdlasen.
Gn Der sansen Srpnt luirS an=
fdyeinenb sefampft.
gon Ser rniiiiden 5ronf
tperoen 9lrtilleriefampfe se-
melSet. 8ei 0arbnnomfa ba=
zen bic 9fafIen idDapere Ser
lutte sebabt.
geridte isber Die lekten
Sample am Sigris beitatisen,
bak iidj bic Gnslanber suriif=
.iebeu mmkten. 8ei amt-Gl-
gtmarn bat iid) nidts beran=
bert.
Sefterreidnide 2nftidiffe
iperfen 8pmben anf ben 8abn=
hof BON sarnopul.
Die Siirfen beltatisen oie
0ad)ridt BON Der Ginnabme
Srapesnnt's Snrd Die 9imIIem.
Mmtinafnngen iiber 6ie
gsote an 9entidJlanb. 4ntipurt
iuirb In einigem Sagen erfpl-
gen. SeittidlanS mirS Sic
syoroernngen ipabrideinlidj
nidt beiuillisen.
General Jclomarid,aa uOn
Der 0uit loa seitorben fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22

@us gl Baio miro aenteIoet,
Die 2age fir unlere 9rllppen peroe
in1mer ernfer. Die merifallilAe
@egierllng 5iebe i'm noroneitIihen
nno iiioliden Gbibaltbua in1mer gro
Bere Srlppenn1aiien 5uianlnen.
- General sy1initon meloet oen
Sob bes 6ploaten gllbert Sart-
mann bonn Srnpp 6 Ses 13. aapal-
lerie 9iesimemts. Der Sob Ioll anF
Dem gSege non Golpnia 9nblan mad
Columbus erfolst iein. 8obard
er berbeisefiibrt iunrbe, iuiro nid)t
gemelbet.
9as Staatsoepartement II. oas
ariegsntiniiterium lolen ooeon int
aenntnis seiest iein, oaB Garran5a-
Sffiaiere General Yerfbing uno
Sberit 8rotpn baoor geiparnt bot
ten, audi rur einen Sdritt ipeiter
IN Werico binein5n5ieben g8ir be-
Slpeifeln oaB Die gtadridt lpabr lit.
- Sffisiere, Die beamftragt lpnr-
ben, feit5niteaem, OF gilla's 2eide
ipirflidy sefnnoen lei, baben beridp.
tet, oak iie nid)t i'm StanSe geme-
len Ieien, beftimmte Nifteilnnaen sn
erbalten.
= 9os iiebente SSsnfanterie Aeqi-
nlent, oos 0onnerItae obeno eagle
BaB nerlieB, lit in Columbus anae-
fonlrnen.
= SllGe lniere 9rllppen in 0feri.
co iollen 9efebl erbalter boben,
@roben 5u bouen uno ficb anf oieIe
glrt befeitigte SteIlungen 5u ftbaf-
fen.
8eneral Sbregpn Iua aeIaat
6aben, oaf Die merifanildle Reais-
ring fein iueiteres Gimbrinaen ame-
rifanild)er Srnppen, lueoer bei Sii.
nasa ooer lonitluo, seitattem luerSe.
Sn Sera Gru5 loa man ser
8tpeiten Sabrestag Ser eonolmq
alnerifaniider 8ruppen ais einen
Gag Der Srauer beeangen baben.
sSn Baltimore Itarb osohn
9arrilon Surrot I'M g(ltcr bon 70
Sabren Surrat NOR ser Iebte ser
sSiltrtguanten, iuel6e oas 3omplott
allr grmorollng 2incoIn's geIdnie
oct batten uno mar 5nlebt Ssroht=
glgent Scr Baltimore Steam 9odet
COMPANY.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22
M,ttpinpbil s,t nerfamfen.

. Eallasier Oaflanb 9lmtomu6il
81 perfanfeu, fait 10 snt mie mem.
US ut tart, serGitmis nnb beanem
nldlt blel aebraid|t nnb quit er6alten.
8nter @erfanfsarnmb. u. 6. @ef-
mann, Sur 1871, San glntoniu.
Selepbon GrOfett 974.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-22

Cine 9fbteiIlng BON 8ereiniq-
ten Staaten SeeioIooten erbdIt iett
Snltruftion in Der Son6bobuno bon
gnti-Snttldiff- ff-aononen; oos lit ser
erlte Sdritt, Ser in ser gertetoi.
gilne oes 2onoes gegen ehuaiqe 9(n.
grlffe oon 2nftidliffeil gentadt
ipiro.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
nglp wANrso .mAl1


ihsNr wNNrNla noss WAa stl news
pai-era on thc streets De- aol have o.
iuh ID naaa tFsrt tinir fnrN want
vulfitf fhrt fafu thtir own uen
~ ~Hne Hf thstn haer hsHk scteuptr.
NapN hnN thflr nNn yipihft.
Five ~ Duf hoti Ns~als,,s hsNe nufs
~ Aaaa r,'rnli aea thefe d fsom ton
aefae Anew enea Ntms en- Nci in thr
swim Nc inasFendenti l'arn pome
money faf yourself
d takes no VsritAl a. start sou iun
come down and ati Gao papeta scil
ihem ana then SO, the eiiifr hhf ni
what fnu maNr
start nuN Thew aiv Nui few tsifs
ln ihe flria uei a0t aud sd ai,no oas
TONER'S and tou wiA have stehAs lps
rognr
siss, rhe Caller SOS charaual a,
iaial
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06


nAROAINs So NUEcEs COUNTY
fAnA LANDS
s.aore tract near Cornus CHRISTI ali
In cultivation au ideal place to- sub.
afhan home t'ricc si2seoe
10 acres. extra good land ~ mile
from citY iiniits ail iu cultivation. a.
bargain a. t2seo 90.
2o-acrs truck farm miles from
Corpus Christi ah So cultivation. good
farm house Win ether substantial Inn
pruvcmcniss prico igsso.oe. worth
o. ooe 90.
40 acres cstfa fine black hand. nll ln
cultivation miles fntm Rohsfown. o..
road. hrs, buy in Nueees county az
price asked
100 acres choice hlach land. milss
from Violet Oraliroad ftauuul 90
acres in cultivation now (. room hnanr
barn. well and Windmill. special pfire
fesoo per acre. worth 500 co. rend
terms.
iss acres unimpruvrd fine black land
milca from Rnbstuen miles from
violet sfstinn good Improved farms
on sides this Is a anap az 5000 per
acre.
e3l acres uuimurnfcd hlack lrna
miles from Huhsiuwu nn better HaS
ip Nucces counts haranlu 81 $500 pof
acre. extra good terms
$50 arreH unimproND8 extra flnf
Hand 90 miles frnm nahsfoNn. rnn be-
cleared and nlpwed ai fie mo- pcf acre
owner wiii sei at faa oo per arrr. noih-
inr down goD1 long iimf sf z percent
hui pure haser must Improve land
SEE
VI % BAKER uf o. n WOOD
4Ns Starr ~ Phone T0i
Corpus Christi Tex
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
hnNuAL nFgriao

The anHial mastinn ~ Hnareisniftrfr
- The raissp Christi National lisrt
faf re- e,eaiiN0 ~ rS7ftfpfs and siilsf
hasinrss viii ho held 81 ihe nantinr
hnuHf ~ TUESDAY lsnusff NE. ieif
o. q Wffff cashier
f4aat ttat.rflaegssfrf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
norice 70 rurrnRs.

sonisrs ard oshssa are requested ~
fahs notice that the Lsvrsias pesspfs
81 TIE King Rsneh Il posted and tha
bensinG On shis propsf,S Is pTohiblter
and sabieess sielaleFt 20 penalties pre-
vidsd By ia~,
ADV. n. .. kiEHEHo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
CALLER CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
"CIEARING HOUSE" SOUTH TEXAS

ArAKrMENrs YNN BENT Owens
Apartments FURNISHED Nsing rpcn
Aiiehcnette ana Nash. Ever, modern
couNenarper. Ianitor service.
Also enc conpieiea furnished arart.
meet inCiuding plano. Tenant Wishes
tn suh-renf ~ two uonths aniY. WIN
rcnt cheap % desirable peorle.
inqEirV Sp4 Chauarfai street. rhoae
r. ttosi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

rot HAi.E ou TRADE rpp passen
esf tuifh ear rlnso M ioi ai Afaurar
Pass 90 trair ~ iuis ln Corpus
rIfhard and Preston Tsi ase 1903 g.
81 Apenue iissl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

ron SALE Heal fresh sanitary Dard
eess ets Garlic street rheao izs1
f2gol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

WIZ TnAuN fof cpfpus elsisil im
l,fvV'd property fUnrifcn rnom hotel
ano hlerh from ceiuihouati an mensfn
improvements alHa Az isia asfrs uf
black sanas iuam ah 10 ciiiilyntipn 2
~ miles west ~ hiniDn ~ commits
road wia fs0m school eHerilrhi
water fulffNam naaeo write W
phone Me- q 8 ilndir, 6ininn. rot
ST.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
HoRs1s aoARorp

forasr ha8rifa ~ franda waFon
Yard iisab per monia i'esi - care
10 81 nRkkff Ntsfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

roR SALE f7noop Williams Kanals
piano o. sacrifice. : need ths money
Ses Ali,eri custiey. iiiaNaii Hotel
Alsl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

roii sAisD nR TllAlsH p"rnuf iat
Goa siapies street neai tnlan Nspet
te trade ior nrfeaps nrsr corpus We
hnve aN hinau ~ trading propositions.
Can msfrh aui reasonable trade
i1ekam aud i'festen. iiea "a u. Ave
uffiey Phone s2a ilrfidaacr shune isat
gfes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

TIN NAIlN "7I'n N1HF INTmF NV
modern cieht-ram huusc cios, in. ~
trade 10y small nppes ~ vacant
ipt fuf nrsi l.ss Uenl ii,sN ga stasf
TO TRADE cue ~ the choicest hoinss
en the sh.N Road with an convcnicncss
iAArnes a CHAR l'era Phone ess ufN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

W. ard Ia fht mastf ia ail hsada
~ hldss ana skins NaH us phrn sau
hsto snYthinF. ciafira Land a Cn
80 Caulse Nlrpe,, i'hane lgtg 1891
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

FOR iNT-Aparupcu ground floor
IN Born Apartment House. Modern
eud roomy. on paved street and street
car line Apply Mrs. H. A. horn. 72a6
s Broadway Phone las ..-Ady-7ha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
POSITION WANTED~-sasls.

CHIMNEY sweeping. window wash
inr house cloaning. bundinE backyard
sidewalks work absolutely guaranteed
Phone 1919 WIN Smith. 3fs
WANTED situation Any mercantile
work several years experience modest
wages. Ni8l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

PAVING employment Tor women fun
o. part tin~. SELL guaranteed cotton.
Hsie, sin hosiery to user Experiences
unnecessary larcs profits spring
Business nov on. INTERNATIONAL
MILLS. sess Chestnut. Philadelphia
$50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

FOR SALE Lot tn furman Avenue
spslte. north mde. cNcelieaiiy iurniel
Water and sewer connections aatr
price Address a q, Cniior fof partic
uiarr aa4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

FoR RENT Coarenientl, heated e.ar.
ess. Apnly Al 20 Mesquite s,1cct.
uxil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
Typewriter Exchange.

corpos Christ T,peNrltsr exchanges.
The New Nossi rho New cefpnR
iypewrifera. The Dalton AddiaR Ma.
chine. Rebuilt ana aor0nd hand type.
writer's. i'hone ial $40 starf street
Adv-kfs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

FOR HEN Two furnished rcoms sor
rent. Close "a. Apply AZ 60 Ms-.
Qaite street 90 phone ga --sso.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

10 acres. extra good land 10 mlis
from city limits ali 10 cultivation. q
bargain "a g.. 500 90.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

2a-arre truck farm, z miles from
Corpus rhFszii aiA SEA cultivation. goud
farm house with utAcr substantial i'm
prpvcmonts5 price fa1so0o. worth
O. o0e 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
DETECTIVES ON GUARD
WHEN GADSKI SINGS
Prima Donna Gets Moderate
Applause al Opera.

II was left 10 Nine. Johanna Gadsh
TO sing the final notes Of the Metro
politan Opera season of 19l5'16.
Nine. Gadski, in an interview in yes
terday morning. Tribune. announced
that she would gladly blow up the mu-
milton factories which we're making am
munition TO be used against her be-
loved Germany. Last night She APP
peared as Brunnhilde in "Siegfried..
In expectation Of trouble double
force Of detectives was scattered
through the house, and in the lobbles
there was a general thrill Of expecta-
ton. Nine. GodsN not making her
debut until nearly II o'clock.
CAPTAIN Hans Tauscher, Nine. Cad
skis husband, fitted 10 and fro through
the house.
When the last change Of scene was
effected and Nine. Gadski, clothed as
Rrunnhilde. was discovered sleeping on
the rock. there was not the slightest
sound either OF a hiss or Of applause.
At the final curtain the singer was
brought before the curtain number
Of times. but the applause was less
prolonged than usual and seemed 10
come almost entirely from the Ger
man element in the audience.
The others in the cast included Mr..
Sembach. Mrs. Homer, Mr.. Goritz and
Mr.. Reiss. Mr.. Bodanzkv conducted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
COLTZ HELPS u. S. DRAW
WEB AROUND TAUSCHER
Three Alleged Conspirators Ex-
pected To Be Taken Soon.

Revelations made by the Baron Won
der Goltz 10 the United States At
torney since his return from British
prison on Tuesday have strengthened
some weak points in the web Of evil
dence the government is seeking TO
weave around Captain Hans Tauscher,
the alleged head of the first plot 10
destroy the Welland Canal in Canada.
Five men besides Tauscher are
wanted by the government in its case
against the alleged conspirators, and
it is the opinion Of the secret ser
vice men Of the Department Of Justice
that at least three Of them will be in
custody before Tauscher has his hear
ing before the United States Commits
sioner on April Is.
Reports were current yesterday that
the Federal attorney had sufficient
documentary evidence. as well as ma
terial witnesses, TO prove that con-
spiracv existed in September. 1914, re-
gardless Of the apprehension OF the
five men whom the Department Of JUS
tice is seeking
Friends Of Captain Tauschey de-
clared Yesterday that IT would ~ dif's
cult 10 prove that he conspired 10 set
on foot a military expedition against
the Dominion of Canada, as ne was not
in this country when the alleged con
spiracy was formed.
According TO the Department Of JUS
tice agents. the mere fact that ive
men started for Canada with SUIT
cases filed with dynamite and eXplo-
sive apparatus proves that an act ei-
fectinc the object Of the conspiracy
had been committed.
Evidence against Tauscher and the
others will be presented 20 the grand
jury on Monday. Won der Goltz ana
others are expected TO give testimony
in the forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
pelief Drive to Raise
100000 in Eight
Hours Saturday.
LEGIONS OF D. A. R.
WILL AID TAG DAY
American Jewish Committee An
uounces S3,64S,375 Total
Serbian Fund Grows.

Ten million Belgian flags will be dis
tributed Saturday, the birthday Of AL
bert, King Of the Belgians, in nation
wide campaign to raise funds for the
100000 destitute non-combatants In
Belgium and Northern France. Every
member Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
ean Revolution has agreed to take part
:, the tag day work, and il is expected
that the eighthour working period will
realize az least 100000, said 70 be
the largest sum raised for a philan-
thropic purpose in a siL.ilaT period in
the history Of the world.
Announcement Of the Belgian benefit
was made yesterday by a committee Of
the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton. headed by Mrs. Daisy Allen Story,
president Of the organization. The pro-
gramme Of the D. A. R. members in
cludes the actual use of the 100000
members Of the body in what probably
will be an unprecedented move in the
interest Of suffering humanity.
an addition 70 the cash contribution,
every one of our workers will make
special appeal TO the public TO wear
flags, 10 offer up prayers on Sunday for
the innocent women and children
crushed In the worlds war, and TO take
a rsal personal interest in the objects
Of their charity" said Mrs. Story. "The
minimum contribution for which flag
will be given will be seven cents"
Contributions Of 1857 were announced
yesterday by the Belgian Relief Fund.
which totalled s 4 ,O93.416 al o'clock last
night. The days contributions TO the
Secours National Fund. Of which Mrs.
Whitney Warren is treasurer, amount
ed 70 1888. making a total OF S163,567.
Total contributions as announced by
the American Jewish Relief Committee
are S36S4.375. Included in the total
we're 81 900 from the Utica committee.
s29S from the York committee, $3.50
from Friedman & Krieger and $4,000
from the Duluth committee.
The Serbian Relief Committee. with a
total Of S253,743, announced contribu-
tons. including gifts. as follows: Chi
cago committee, $1,000; Mrs. Levi p.
Morton. $1,000; Hartford committee,
$500; Mrs. Oliver II. Bronson, $3.50;
Century Theatre entertainment. $25l,
and Professor II. ". Farnam. $3.50.
Contributions Of 81 ,253 were reported
yesterday as the weeks receipts of the
New York State Board Of the American
Red Cross for the European Relief
Fund. The total contributions TO this
fund, as announced by the treasurer Of
the organization, amount 10 S644,364.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Fmnifure-Pngs Draberies
For the Summer Home

Displayed i'll most artistic setting are the
latest novelties in Furniture, Floor Coverings,
Curtains and Cretonnes designed for the Country
House.
Decorative to a degree are the Suites of
Albanol Enamel Reed and Willow with bright
hued upholstery.
Rugs, too, are amazingly attractive, especially
the new Nikko and Omori Tea-room Mats from
Japan.
Draperies Couch Hammocks, Garden Marbles
and every other requisite for the Summer Homes
comfort and adornment.
S.rthF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Dressy Coats

An exceptional assortment of Coats
most attractiveIy made and trimmed,
long and sport lengths, in all oolorings
including Mixtures. I4.50 to-. 5o.O
Expert filters. Alterations guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Trimmed Hats

possessing marked individuality, and beCom-
ing styles suitable for every occasion at very
moderate prices.
Untrimmed Hats, every up-to-date smart shape
and color in all the newest strawS.
Flowers Feathers, Bands, PompOns, Orna-
ments and all the necessary requisites for
making or trimming hats at prices very much
lower than elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Attractive Styles in
WOmen'S and Misses Suits

in Serge Poplin, Gabardne, TweedS and Silk,
without exaggeration the best assortment of the
prettiest STYLES to be found in this seasons
models; perfectly tailored, newest colorngS and
cbacks $500 to $05.00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Sale of Genuine Imported
Shantung Silk

200 pieces 80 inch natural color shantung tine
quality, very desirable and durable,
LOO value price per yard, at 90
per piece of 18 to 20 yards, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
LINGERIE
In Springs Dainfiesf Models

Whether from Paris or from own America,
simplicity is the keynote of Lingerie this season.
Fabrics are sheer and fine, palest pink and white.
Laces, delicate but durable are of the finer iet,
Naenciennes and Armenian meshes and embroid-
cries, whether patiently wrought by hand or art
fully by machine, exquisite.
Domestic Lingerie
Gowns OF flesh white batiste
9sc SI45, sI.o5, S2.45 SOS & s3.o5
Envelope Chemise ............. csc, S1.45 and Sl95
Pctticoats. ........ Csc, Sl.45 Sl95, sos S595
Imported Lingerie
Hand embroidered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-02
Easter BlOuSeS

All the newest models OF this Sc
Georgette Crepe, full pIeated models or en-
broidered in white and flesh. 1913 and.
Crepe de Chine, semi-taiIored. embroIdere
or lace trimmed; the newest shades. a
498 and ................. .'.....'.
Lace and Net, in black cream. A.50 to-