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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
MUSEMENT
Oreamland.

Her Souls Song" j, a two part Lacm
nile production. showing ii the Dream
land today The story:
Mary Salisbury loves Paul Chandos
who is trying to make "A start in life i'm
"A small town Paul asks Mary to b. his
wife but She tells him She will never
marry until she has either made 4 fail
for The city 10 have her voice trained.
Five years later, Paul now a success
fnl business man. H. induced tO witness
~ great stars performance aud there he
again meets Mary, who II known a. Va
icria Salisbury. After many meetings
Paul again asks Valerie 10 become his
wife and She consents on one condition.
that any time she wishes 10 return Ia
the Sage he will allow her 10 dn So
Paul consents. 4 year later when Va
lcric gives birth to her child. She loses
her faculty for singing. The doctor *
amine> her throat and ~ tells Valerie
that she will not h. able a. sing any
more. IS days 20 ~ she becomes mood,
and respondent
Finally she can stand the desire for
her former life no longer 50 leaves for
Europe Valerie and Paul >ruurat IA
Yer a heated conversation. leaving The
child ~ his care. Ia Europe Nllcria i
advised BY physicians that there i pus
iiiscls no hope and that she had better
return home To- her husband and chill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
ARMY ORDERS.

The following army orders were issued N
Washington.
Boards of medical Officers are Amounted I,
meet Inly IL. 10 I'll" following places To- con.
nll'' preliminary examination IF applicants fof
appointment III the medical corps IL tile army
f"rt Jay. \. ~: Washington 10 a.: Fort
! ."Enn. Colo: Fort Nunror. Va: san Juan. l.
T.; Ancon. Canal Zone: Letterman General
Hospital. Preside VI san Francisco: Cnlum-
bus Barracks. Ohio: Fort Sill. ok: jefferson
barracks. No: Fort Icavonwnrth. Rams: Fort
Sun Houston. Texas: Fort Hayard. y. NJ.
! "rt Wurdcn. Wash: Ihiladrlphia. Pa: Fort
MCPHERSON. ia: New Orleans. la: Fort
bgicthnrpc, ia: Fort Lincoln. \. r..
Captain Samuel L. Gleaves. cavalry. having
accepted = commission ~ lieutenant colonel.
First Cavalry. Pennsylvania National Guard. il
relieved from his present duties.
Captain Walter 4. Jones. uuartrrmaSfcr
corps. viii telegraph commanding general
southern department. fur assignment.
Second Lieutenant Walter W. Wvnnr.
Twelfth Cavalry. il attached to aviation sec
non "a signal corps ~ student - San I'cign.
tul
Lieutenant Colonel Gcor=r Montgomery.
Ordnance department. and his commissioned as
siS'ant Will visit Newcastle l'rl.. IN official
business.
First Lieutenant Ward Erintun. medical re-
~"rv" corps. ordered m active duty with First
lnnnsylvania Cavalry. ~ route to Texas hor-
d"r. | pon arrival Viii telegraph commanding
general. Southern division. for assignment.
First licut.nant Walter L.. I'ro~ser. signal
corps. from duty with Field Company +. signal
cprps. Fort Bliss. Texas. viii take station ri
Ut l'u~" and ASSUME charg" ~ the signal corps
supply depot.
Captain Jarvis J. Rayne. corps II engineers.
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EFFORT TO SHOW PERSECUTION
III ]. 1REvIM0 CASE


legged occurrence took place on the Plaza
de Armas in Matamoros. The witnesses
stated that they saw it through the bars
Of the Matamoros Jail in which they
were being confined on charges Of espi-
onage. Trevino, they said. was seated in
a buggy and was handing the boxes to
Medina. Subsequently. they testified,
Treyino was a frequent visitor to the
Matamoros military headquarters.
Lcal and Cara stated that they were
arrested April II. this year, in a saloon
in Matamoros and were thrown in Jail
on charges Of being spies. They had been
given 10 understand that they were to be
executed as spies and they were severely
mistreated- Lea exhibiting SEARS on his
scalp that he said resulted from blows
dealt with a pistol barrel. AT the time
American troops crossed into Mexico in
June, this year. they were suddenly re
moved from Jail. they said were fur
nished with arms and ammunition and
were sent with other soldiers 10 the
scene of expected trouble. Upon being
returned 10 Matamoros they succeeded
through a ruSc in escaping Ia Browns
Vile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC BALLOT

test am a Democrat and pledge my
sell - support The nominees ~ this Primary.
Iti an Amendment ~ the Constitution
providing foI Statewide Prohibition.
AGAINST an Amendment u the conStitu-
ton providing for Statewide Prohibition.
ftR the retention without modification or
change ~ compulsory Investment feature ~
the Robertson lnSuranc, Law.
AGAINST the retention without modifica
ton or change ~ the compulsory investment
feature III the Robertson insurance Law.
For Inited States Senator: Charles A. Cul-
herson Dallas County; -. II. ColquHt. Dallas
County; X. L. Henry, McLennan County John
Davis. Dallas County; Il. NJ. Campbell. And
erson County: =. l.. Brooks. McLennan County
George W. Riddle, Dallas County.
For Chief Justice II III. Supreme Court.
Nelson Philips. Dallas County: Cbas. III. Jen.
kinS. Brown County.
For Associate JuStic" If the supreme Court
J. l.. iantis. McLennan County: i. ". Hall,
Potter County.
For Guyernor: Jas. v. Ferguson. Bel
County: q. IL Morris. N.ud County: Ill. e.
Marshall. Wood County.
For Lieutenant Governor: W. I. Hobby
jefferson County.
For Attorney General: u. +. Luuney. Hunt
County: chas 4. Rowland TIrrant County
John W. Woods. Fisher County.
For Railroad Commissioner Allison May.
field. ~,irayson County; Rufus II. Daniel. T.
paso County: John w. Robbins. Travis County
For State Treasurer: j. VI. Edwards. Run
neis County: John W. Baker. Crosby County
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CAMPAIGN FOR
PURE EGGS ON

AUSTIN. Texas, July lin line with
State Pure Food Commissioner H.. III. IIoff-
Ia, mailed $4,000 circulars TO egg
dealers and health officers in Texas. call
Ing their attention 10 the provisions Of
the pure food law against the sale OF eggs
classified a. 'adulterated."
i In the opinion Of Commissioner lIoff
man that eggs which contain yolks stuck
to the shell. mouIdy eggs, black spots,
mixed rots. added eggs. black rots and
any other eggs which are wholly ar IN
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Oittmann.

The Song ~ The White slave" Il "A
Metro feature at the Dittmann thcatcr
to-day. The story
Ned Lane. a worker in a great paper
mill and a man of unusual strength and
nobilIi! 1T chaJaaer. loves Mildred
Hale "A poor girl. whose father ~ en-
plo.cd IN the same mill Ills love II
not returned however. for Mildred has
already lost her hrart e. Frank paw
son the da>hing Young son IT the mil
~Iionairc manuf' rurcr. Who owns the
mill. Through the Vaccinations 1T
Frank father, the match j. broken ni
and Frank j. sent away. Nildrcd'> hon
or il compromised and Ned in a spirit
of generosity ami because II his great
love for her. offers a. marry her a. save
her name and reputation.
Soon after the marriage Franks ia
Their j. killed IN mn accident Frank be-
comes his own master aud knowing moth
ing If Mildrcd's marriage ~ Ned re-
turns to fultll his duty ~ giving her
his name. When Ned learu> ~ this. r.
alixing that Mildred can never love him
and that Frank Dawson should he her
lawful husband he decides 20 disappear
in order that she may hc free to we'd
again. He ,ani>he> and arrangc> il 80
that he j. believed to hc dead. After
roughing il in various parts Of the
world ccasclcssly working aud creating
wealth for others. Ned finally be~omes
leader Of an association Of mill hands.
The organization is strongest In a large
paper mill. controlled hy a paper trust
the invisible head Of which is Frank
Dawson. fact which Ned does not know,
Labor difficulties become acute. chief
ly engineered by Ned. who seeks 10 serve
the cause of labor Ia which he has dc
voted his life. After n series of inten>'
situations. Frank. Mildred and Ned ar
brought face 10 face. Mildred is driver
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

W. r.. Mum. Wise County
or Judge Of Criminal Appeals If TEXAS
W. I: Morrow. Hill County: A. j. Harper
For Commission Of General Land Office,
J: It. Robson. Morris County: Charley t;eers
Iarrrnt County; H. Ellis Hin. Harrison
For State Superintendent II Public I,s,r,..
ton; W. +. Doughty. Falls County.
fur 'ulnihissioner If Agriculture: Fred "
Davis. Cooke County: H. A. IIalbcrt. Coleman
County.
For COMPTROLLER If Public Accounts: TT r
Terrell AcLennan County; Chas. II. White
Fannin County. ~"
For Congressman ~ Large: Jeff Ne
County; Hugh \ug-nt Fitzgerald. Tarrant
County: y. =. Porter. McLcnnan County. : a.
ladilef"rd- Johnson County: Roger Byrne. Ras.
trup County; Daniel /. Garrett. Harris Cnun.
y. H. a. Cooley. Dallas County ". X. Cox.
Jones County: y. III. Davis. Hopkins County,
Rufus J. Lakeland. Tarraut County: John j
Harrington. Travis County; Arthur r. Fermin.
Dallas County.
For Congressman Fifteenth Cnngrcssiona
District: John =. Garner Uvalde County.
For Associate Justice Court Il Civil Appeals
Fourth supreme Judicial District no. | Full
Term:l A. y. MOurSuni. Hrxar County.
For Judge Twenty-eighth Judicial District
". II. Hopkins.
For District Attorney twenty-eighth Judi.
cial District: John l. kleiber: Deb v. Nixon
For Member Legislature Seventy seventh
District: J. I. Canales.
For County Judge: III. L. Yates.
For County Attorney: a. VI. Kent: Emile
l.. kuwalski.
For District Clerk: Louis Kowalski.
For County Clerk: Joseph Webb.
For Sheriff: W. T. Nann: T.. III. Bates.
For Tax Collectors: George Champion.
For County Treasurer: Edgar j. Hicks.
For Superintendent If Public instruction,
j.. j. Galloway.
For Ispector II Hides and Animals: Tcma,
Tiierina.
For Commissioner Precinct No. /: Geo. y
Seaman: T.. II. Edwards.
For COMMISSIONS Precinct No. >: :. III
Bell: l.. -. Haley.
For Commissioner No. 3: j. a. Graham.
For Commissioner Precinct No. 4: Dan W
lIuffor: Il. l.. Chaudoin.
For County Chairman: Jas. II. Wells
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Zen CLASSIFIED AOvkRrtSIMe IN
THE BROWNSVILLE HERALD

me insertion, per word
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INNING without change only.
ORDERS for Classified Ads of less than 4.
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Ciasssned Ads run At intervals are chsrsec
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Mofthly Rates.
Classihed Advertising to run by TIE monti
sui be taken at a rate ~ IL cents per woro
,er month. No classified nd 10 run by tn
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er month.
Tie publishers Of The Brownsville Hera,d
,eserves the right 70 reject or revise any copy
teemed objectionable.
Classified ads taken up 70 IL noon for pub
!cation In the issue 81 the ssme day. After
hat hour the publishers reserve the right .,
ssert under head Of Too Late 10 Classify
Notice to Advertisers.
Please read your classified ads on the Are,
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Oily one incorrect insertion Of any classified
dvertisement.
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Official Ballot for Democratic Primaries

The Cameron County Democratic Exc
cutive commute Monday afternoon com
pleted the official ballot for the primaries
OF July p, and the ballot is now in the
shape in which it viii 90 before the voters.
The committee considered the question Of
the candidacy Of Lawrence Bates, candi-
date for sheriff. W. it j. claimed filed
his assessment with the secretary Of the
executive committee too late. and decided
10 place hls name on the ballot.
The ballot follows:
fithe
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

prchcnslon. II IL q natural treatment. safe
for the mother. has no drug effect whatso-
ever and Tor this reason must exert a most
beneficial influence upon those functions d.
rcctly connected with motherhood. In q
very interesting book the subject Is freely
discussed and a copy will be mailed free IN
all expectant mothers by Brsdfcld Regulator
Co, 400 Lamar Bdg, Atlanta. Ga Get .
hottie II Mothers Friend" today Of any
druggist Use as directed and you will then
know Why mothers for nearly half n century
have used and recommended this splendid aid
10 motherhood. Their letters are messages
Cl cheer. that breathe comfort in every word
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
SOCIAL NOTES

-
The Tuesday Bridge Club this after
noon was the guest Of Miss Una Young
at the Young residence on st. Charles.
Mrs. John J.. Young will be at home
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock 20
the Wednesday Bridge Club.
Miss Marian Layton has gone for a
months stay in the Rock Mountains.
Miss Layton departed yesterday after
noon for Dallas where she will be Joined
by Miss Nina Smith formerly Of Browns
Vile and together they will 60 to Den
Yer. Colorado Springs and other re
sorts in the mountain state.
Miss Martha Rhode has returned to
brownsville after an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. g. MrCov at Kings
Vile and j. ~ the residence Of her sister
Mrs. James u. McAllen
Miss Anna Kelly, in charge Of the
Learners Library at 1914 Elizabeth Il.
has announced those who will he in i'm.
mediate charge for the next few DAYS
under the clubs recently inaugurIied
plan opening the library to the use Of
the United States soldiers. The assign
ments are a. follows:
Tuesday Miss Florence Bell. morn
ing; Mrs. :. 4. Morton, afternoon.
Wednesday-Miss IAucillc Champion.
morning; Miss Anna Kelly. afternoon:
Mrs II. l.. Cain, evening.
Thursday-Miss Una Young. morn.
ing; Mrs. &. w. Batscll. afternoon.
Friday Mrs Perkins. morning: Mrs.
X. J.. Holland, afternoon; Mrs. +. l.
Hicks, evening
Saturday Miss Martha Dickson
morning; Mrs. X. II. Crcagcr. afternoon (:
Mrs X. III. Clcarwa. cr. evening.
Sunday-Mrs. Fannie -. Putegnat.
morning; Miss Ethel Nralc. afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

AUSTIN. Texas. July H. Registration
for college courses by correspondence IN
the University u Texas during the month
~ Junc this year reached 30l, according
to an announcement today by Or. l.. W.
PAYNE. - the extension department 81 the
University. Tins steady Increase. nr.
PAYNE said. was due 10 the Tact that more
advanced courses have been offered IA
economics and education.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

the future. But In IN.
meantime, during thc
anxious period Of cx-
pectancy, there IL q
splendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend
that does wonders. II
u for external use. re-
licvcs the pains OF
muscle expansion,
soothcs and quicts the
nerves, extends it, In
f1uencc to the internal
organs and removes To
a great extent the ten
dqnry IN and an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

part filthy are "adulteratcdr within the
meaning on the law. Shipments contain
ing more than ; per cent Of bad eggs "a
the ease of Is eggs should be rejected.
the law provides. a. II y u violation " the
pure food statute.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

from station al Chattanooga. Tenn. and take
station IA Nashville. Tenn. and report by let-
ter a. chief ~ engineers.
The resignation hy First Lieutenant George
f. osborne. medical reserve corps. is accepted.
effective July Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

bacon use one small slice of cold corn
mush and fry it in the bacon fat to a gol-
den brown and put one pic~e of bacon
on each piece of fried muSh.
Frozen ChcrrieS-Stone one quart of
cherries and mix with two cups Of 81
car. stand for one hour and add tw,
cups of water and freeze.
CornStarch Puddine-Put i'm a double
boiler two-thirds Of a cup Of Orange
juice filled up with lemon juice and
u cup of water and sugar to taste.
When hot stir in three tablespoons Of
cornstarch that has been dissolved in a
little cold water and let it cook thirty
Minutes BE careful to keep il smooth.
Beat the whites Of three eggs stiff and
fold into the corn Starh. Remove from
he fire and pour into a mold. Serve very
cold with a custard made from two cups
milk the yolkS of the three eggs and
and favoring to taste.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

To nc>paratiod and the others To despair
Finally to save Mildrcd's life. Ned sac
rificeS his own.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

LOST Fountain pen with gold hand. 81 Eliza
beth street. VIII finder please return a.
NJ. ~ care Herald pffirr -,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
Recipes,

frir'l Nu>h and Bacon Fry n much
bacon 49, - needed and for each SIi,r ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
LAND FOR SALE.

FOR SALE or trade 100 acres or land IN
nuval County. y acres uf land in Sintnn.
Texas, and one beach lot IN Corpus Christi
Texas. See kaplan Dry Goods COMPANY ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

LOST-Mcdium size English bulldog nm
swcrs "a name ~ Jack. Reward paid
for return u X. II. Creagur. -2l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
THEHOUSEKEEP
Sugar Cookies.

Two cups sugar one cup butter. three
eggs, three tablespoons water. three cups
Hour n teaspoon baking powder. one
teaspoon nutmeg, one half teaspoon
cloves. Cream butter and sugar beat
~ whipped eggs and spices. add -four
gradually working in flour until the
dough j. sifi enough To roll Sprinkle
flour over pastry board. Make a ball OF
dough AMI lay IL ~ the board, rub rol
ing pin with flour. roll ont dough in 4
sheet. quarter Of an inch thick cut IN
round cakes Sift granulatcd sugar over
each and bake quickly.
Lustr0us Linens.
\ Bohemian maid gives this advice
about tine linen AMI how TO put Il high
luSter on il. Bohemia il famous for its
napcry. AMI the Bohemian me. hol OF
ironing linens Is perfect When the linen
has bcen washed aud dried plunge il
~ 2 pail II boiling water and wiring out.
Now iron until dry. This takes several
hours and il j. mighty hard work. but
the results Justify the labor. Ii is adj
VlSablc Ia 10 this once or twice A wear
for best linen. Darn all GOOD linens
with threads from old tahlccIothS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

The arrival Of a baby In the household
completely changes the entire asrcct nj
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
Saving Buttons.

When buttons are taken from an N,
dress the, should ~ strung ~ 4 STRING
before putting them imto The button box
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11
LustrOus Linens.
Flaked PineannLe.

~ tropical countries pineapple is gen.
orally served ia the half shell. AN easy
WAY "f handling the fruit Cut Oh the
top. split the pine IN half lcngthwiSe
and cut AT Che hard center core. Then
VI j = silver fork shred out the fiber
leaving The tro lhlcSomc little ewes in the
halt skin. The fiber can then be sweet
rncfl mixed with grated %cocoanut. OF
Favored with grape Juice to taste and re
turned "a the half shells for serving
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HELP WANTED
FARM LANDS.

WANTED TO Rent - a. % acres truck land
near Brownsville. MuiiSecS A CO. II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

Mrs. John j.. Young will be at home
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock 20
the Wednesday Bridge Club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-11

The Tuesday Bridge Club this after
loon was the guest Of Miss Una Young
at the Young residence On st. Charles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-10
SUBMARINE il WARFARE
Serious International Complications
Expected Shortly

Z = g
/ Two serious international questions
1have arisen as a result of the German
submarine campaign off the American
coast. The first is between the Unit
ed States and Great Britain and con-
lcerns the issue as to whether armed
I submarines are to be treated as war
ships and permitted to enter Ameri-
can ports. The second is between the
United States and Germany and turns
on the point whether Germany is full
| filing her pledges to safeguard pro-
perly the lives of passengers before
sinking noncombatan+ 'jners.
President Wilson =. Long Beach,
N. Y, yesterday said "The German
government will be held to the COM
plete fulillment of its promises to
he government of the United States.
| The government will, of course, first
Inform itself as TO all the facts that
here may be no mistake or doubt so
far as they are concerned, and the
country may rest assured that the
German government will be held to
The complete fulfllment of its pro-
alises to- the government of the Unit
ed State. / have no right to ques-
ion their willingness to fulfill them"
! The German submarines U-53 and
81 came to the American coast pre-
pared for a long stay for preying on
Jailed shipping. A report from Rear
Admiral Knight lat Newport, R. L.,
Ito the Navy Department yesterday
afternoon, stated positively the sub
marines were accompanied by large
tender carrying supplies, including
1 torpedoes sufficient to last for a long
period.
Thirteen shots were fired at the
British steamship Strathdene, one of
The vessels sunk by German SUBJ
| marine OH NdHtuckeL OuHudy UeloIc
\ The 80 members of the crew had taken
to their boats, according to Capt.
Wilson, the Strathdene's commander,
who was brought to New York yes
terday with his crew by the Urugua-
yam steamer, P. L. M, No. "A
"My ship was attacked without
warning" declared Capt. Wilson, af-
!, ter he had given detailed statement
| If the incident to the British consul
general. Thirteen shots were fired
before we left the vessel. None Of
me shots however, struck the ship
until we had take nto the boats"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-10
TRAPPED BY FLAMES

Trapped in their room, two men
we're injured when fire carly today
;utted the premises at 954 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest, Washington
formerly known as the Hartford
House.
The victims were John 7. Gormley,
ffty-two years old, and William c..
Scollick, forty years old, roomers at
The house, were kept on the upper
floor of the building when the fire
gained Roadway and shut off escape
by the Railways.
Gormley, who occupies a room on
he third floor back, jumped from that
1oor to the roof Of building in the
car CT the burning structure and SUI
'ered slight injuries to his left leg
md foot. He was slightly burned
IN the left forearm and hand.
Scolliek, who was in his room on
The second floor rear of the building,
Jumped to the roof of a one-story
structure in the rear of the burning
building ard both feet were hurt.
Goth men were taken to the Casualty
Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-10
Carranza up Against it

The regime of Venustano Carran2a
in Mexico is doomed, according {
military experts at Fort Sam III
ton, headquarters Of the Southsrl d
partment Of the United States ann.
With Jose Ysabel Robles heading all
the opposition-including Villistas,
Zapatas, Legalistas and Diazistas
and Gen. Alvero Oregon ,tgrHiag
against the first chief because CT nj;
decree Of September % ordering Tie
election of a President by Congress
instead Of by the popular vote, anG
also providing for a four-year-term.
Carranza apparently has not ies
to stand on. Instead of Carranza hav-
ing united all factions against III
United States, reports indicate a,
the factions arc united against Car.
rama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-10-10
Tomorrow Afternoon

Tomorrow Afternoon
Willard W. C. T. u, Trinity M.
E. Church, o'clock.
Allison, w. C. T. u, Children's
Home, 2:90 o'clock.
Meeting Armor Plant, General
Committee, Chamber of Commerce
rooms, 8 o'clock.