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IA..oela..a Pres. y r.dsral ve.i...l

WASHINGTON, d. G.. March
31-Reports received here from Z.
S. agents and consular officials,
and reports coming indirectly from
the Mexican border, indicate that
the u. S. and Carranza columns ON
Villas trail have pressed the flee
ing bandit chief so close that he has
been forced to turh and make a
stand.
1t is probable that Villa himself
is leading his men in a sudden of
fensiye movement, if the reports
from the Nan1iquipa country are to
be believed.
One unconfirmed rumor reach
ing Washington is that there has
been a fight of Villistas at Guer-
rero in connection with the revolt
of the Carranza garrison there. II
is said that 800 were involved in
this fight and that some of the re-
bellious Carranza garrison soldiets
at once fastened to join Villa. No
details have come to support this
rumor, which adds that Villas
band was at that time at Minaca, 10
miles southeast of Guerrero.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-31

Capt. Edward K. Massee, u. s. A.,
who on March % completed his as
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YUANS SOLDIERS
IN Canton JOIN
REVOLUTIONISTS

rebelled against the Yuan government
and declared their full independence.
The cruiser Brooklyn Is due at
Shanghai April 8, and may be used
to protect the lives and property Of
foreigners in disorderIy seaports.
Especial Cable to Liberty News)
SHANGHAI, China, March 81. -
Yuan Shih-Kai's hold on South China
was lost today when his troops sta
toned in the garrison at Canton de-
clared their independence and went
over to the Republican army. This
means the loss of all South China.
Have Large Seaports.
Hearing that the troops had revolt
ed many prominent leaders in China
urged Yuan to resign at once to save
further trouble. The Republicans
have taken most of the large seaport
towns, and with two railroad centers
now have complete control over six
provinces in South China.
Republican troops have also taken
shantau and Chow Chow Flu, two dis
tricts in Kwantung, and the Monarchy
troops in these two cities have join
ed the Republicans. The opinion of
many prominent authorities in South
China is that this action viii mean
the resignation of Yuan or a new at
tack by the revolutionists in North
China.
Republicans hope to end the war
speedily as Canton is the richest city
in China, and the troops will have
plenty of funds to carry on cam
paign against Peking in case that
Yuan refuses to resign as head of the
Chinese government. ..
Confirmed From Toxic. -..@..
Especial Cable to Nippu JijD
TOXIC, March 31.-Reports from
Canton received this morning state
that the revolutionary troops have
gained the upper hand in South China
and that Canton soldiers have joined
the Republican movement This is
the one stronghold of Yuan in South
China, and means the entire indepen-
dence of Kwantung, leaving only the
province of Fukien in the hands of
the Monarchists. H.. ..s-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-31
TENNIS MATCH POSTPONED
UNTIL TOMORROW OWING
TO INCLEMENT WEATHER

The tennis match between Mrs.
Renton Hind and Alan Lowrey VS..
Miss Alice Hopper and William Elk
lund, in the finals of the mixed
doubles which was scheduled for 4:30
this afternoon at the Moana courts,
has been postponed until tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock on the same
courts. Owing to the inclement
weather the principals decided that a
postponement would be best for all
concerned 1t is expected that bau-
ner crowd will be out tomorrow, as
many of the tennis devotees will take
advantage of the half holiday to Wit.
ness the finals.
signment as judge advocate for the
Hawaiian department, has just. re-
ceived orders from headquarters. as
signing him to duty with the 22nd In
fantry, Douglas, Arizona, which is OH
the border. Ii
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Additional and overnight teIe-
graph news on Page 9.
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IA.soela.ad Pres. by r.a.r.l wl..l...I

FL PASO, Texas, March 31.-
Herman Blankenburg and two 9TH
.er persons have been murdered
near Minaca by Villistas, according
to report here. 1t is believed that
Blankenburg was naturalized
american and that the others were
Americans.
Gen. Gavira, the Carranza COM
mander at Juarez, has received
word that a force of Americans
mas met Villa and battle is in
progress, according to Consul
Garcia.
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(For further partieulafs see ship
ping psae.
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.sId. fEx-dIyIdend. tUnquoted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
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t1e cssekaazs hsza sNho1g we're tae
eosfs as1 seetess4e n cegiyagss
rseectle1 " ne 5snio,s, f2esSt, ard
ses1<s <1zge Fregobers. Taars1ay ~.
tsrrs11 fr0s1 far 1ssii six
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psrioFs sne the sDael0ss sooms were
aDpgDDglateiy ana arristieamy 0eeo-
yate9 81 tss gspiDr coiorg. oi1 gold
an1 b1sek fsreameFs in these eolors
arsz trim ne ehsndeIlefs ana arch
Naya sne baskets ~ golden chrysan.
snem9me. Wild flOwers and honey.
ssNxie confr1bgted 70 the floral part
n ne decorations.
Miss Hargorie Dwyer. The class
DresiesHt. nset the guests at the door.
me seniors. sNsifered throughout the
relgna IN gyogDs, reeeiyed their ylsl-
brs informally apd spared no effort
NJ make the oceasjon an enlOyable
mr.. Alsz Graham, ths class advisor,
recslye1 win the seniors, and Miss
yera Cooke and Misg Mabel Eyefs
presided A. the refreshmsat table. A
bafket NJ white carnations vas The
charming eeDferDiece On this preftily
afraAged table. an1 daisiez, the cEoe.
en- flower n The Juniors. were scai,
tered effectively oysr the cIuny cloth
win whieh the table mas laid. The
ioe cream, nodded into bananas. and
the individual cakes, bearing the ng-
Bres ~" carried out color echene
of chocolate and gold
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

On lat Thursday evsnlng Miss Ma-
dred shagghaessey u this c1ty corn
Dleted her york al ske Conbs Consey-
yatory of Music 81 Philadelphia and
wa1 grargsted with high honors. TIE
young iany j. The daughter Of Mr. snd
8re. z. J. ghsnghnessey. IN South
Aaeomb and her many friends In this
eiiy are more than gratifIed a. the
success Ehe Fl enjoying In The vocal
line. Her reputation a. 2 vocalist II
not confined 10 RI Reno ~ she has
won in national competitions at the
Panama Pacific exposition a. well as
otier national contests. II Reno f.
iasl'y proud u BE- known as The home
of such . distinguished singer. At
the graduation exercises Thursday
evening Misg shaughnezsey had a.
her guests her uncle and aunt, Nr
and Mrs. ]. r. Gayeney Of Grafton,
West Virginia. and Miss Anna Jarvis
~ho haa a world Wide reputation AZ
the founder Of Mothers Day.-EI Re
no Daily Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

The Pythian Sisters entertained
very pleasantly Thursday afternoon
al the home Of Mrs. J. z. Fitch, 1862
NinnesoEa Ave. In honor of Mrs. W
Z. Whidden of Corsicana, Texas, who
y the house guest Ol birs. steilman.
The rooms were DrettlIy decorated
With cut flowers for the occasion.
About twenty-five ladies were present
and enjoyed their visit with Mrs.
Whidden. Refreshments were served
late in the afternoon By Mrs. Fitch.
Mrs. A. Porter and Mrs. w. s. Rich
ards.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
LlIy Bridge Club.

The members OF tho Lily Bridge
club spent yesterday afternoon very
pleasantly at the home Of Mrs. II. B.
Spencer. playing cards at two tables.
Top score was made by Mrs. ]. G.
Craven and second high by Mrs. b.
B. Barefoot, and their favors we're
decks Of cards in ivory cases. An
elaborate luncheon was served In two
courses after the last hand. Mrs.
claud SIgmon viii be the next hos.
tess to the club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

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q E1y saafT % friends 50 aess Ene,n
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ssscgss1 1xr1zx ~ erezzng I'D ~
z1axlng IT, vsoas Srsgxsasaozn. Mra.
fs1tNae war rreBanae1 wssh 3 fsre-
sso9n1 to1 " bgroees ard Wr Szssg-
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TIE ts1sY tyszs gazss egx was
sssr1eS MAss Loretta Hanks
Naelc ~ kTeiY rsfreaamerta
sf,1asieas@ eAe Sseassnea q tie eTen-
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Mr.. m Es,tteae. VI. ard Nrs. z. n.
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Jonn TgrEsg n Ycrt wo-ra. Mr. zzd
Brz. y A. RIxhsl znd ds4rhtsr.
Islaneke Misses Agnes Necgsslanc
ana i>oretta Hanks. sna 1fe@rs. WI
liam Dep1ln. ko9a Diyoa. Joe McCges-
lsnd ard Austin g1i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

4 iargs and 3clly party * tbe hone
q Z. 5. BGrney Thursday nlgbt was
given Dy the losing kide in r1saber-
nip contest u TIE Methodist SUNDAY
sehooi class Of o. g. w. girls. the
~Bl1es~ entertaining the ~Reds. All
Interesting program of games. con-
tests and music was participated in
~ about seTenty-iIye young people
Two Of the most amusing features
we're spelling contest and track
meet Lovely refreshments were
served by the ladies of the Methodist
church late IN the evening.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
maecabess Co TO State Rally.

a delegation OF twenty-seyen Mac
cabeee went To the state raIIy held in
NJ Reno on Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of this week. geyeraI Of the party
went Tuesday afternoon to attend a
banquet but the majority went wed
nesfay morning. All reported sue.
cessful meeting and good time and
the chickasha lodge brought home
some DONORS as usual. Mrs. Estes
was elected district lieutenant com
nander, and prize was received for
having such a large delegation pres
ent Some splendid work was done
by tho Chickasha driIi team.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
Athletic Association picnic

The girls Of the o. c. w. Athletic
association. accompanied BY Miss sha.
ley spent Saturday on the old River
side picnic grounds. The party Of
about fifty girls rode to their place Of
pienicking in two big wagons, enjoy
ing the trip 70 and fro. no less than
the picnic itself.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

Nrs. Bert Siddons Wae the hoatesg
"Wednesday At a pleasureable meeting
81 the Monday Bridge club. Cards
were played at three tables and the
club prize, pair Of Six stocking, was
won BY Mis- Julia Wootten. The hos-
tess served a delicious salad course
after The usual number of games.
Guests otl.cr than members we're
Misses Julia and corinne Wootten,
Vendla Eklund Of Clayton, n. ~, and
Olive cmith, Mrs. Marmaduke Cor
bin. Mrs =. y Macarthur Of Lindsay
and Miss Laura pctat Of NJ. Worth
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

Little Miss Imogene, the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Melton, was
The happy hostess Tuesday afternoon
70 q number Of her youthful neighbor.
hood friends who were invited to
help celebrate her third birthday.
Games we're played and delicious re-
freShments served, prettiiy decorat.
cd birthday cake, being feature OF
The latter. Tho wee hostess was pre-
sented with number OF dainty pIfts
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

The o. c. w. music pupils Of Miss
Lois Bennett gave pleasant line par
ty at the Sugg, complimentary to their
instructor, last Saturday night. The
evenings enjoyable entertainment
was followed by refreshments at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20

r-srcsss-1ss4 Sa-se~.
The 14g1 sl89es pESElz u NasE C1rz
TaBoCr- rEegs vs114zg - ~ Eesez
Efzssg oegzrr neu TaasazF sTeai-g
snOFe< Eksesr ztfaexA0a sz5 gDD1 R1sa-
- sog t1sar Instructor by giving heg
; azz1kaFE15ef shower y=gterEzy as-
tegE0oz zt TIE acrze of NSas vzoZz
Eelr. S1g TDnz SyexEs- Tae occz-
eDz wse > kzYDy OF tov al Eresezr
zne Mss LzBooa vas the 1sllg.hGfzl
fee5v.s-t a 2z-erDzs 6z1nEy HAND
kere1lesA- Delicious Tetreshneatz.
ezrryazg eEt : cs8or seae-ne u ranE
and wElte. wers served
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-05-20
Informal Dance.

Over hundred young people. chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lud
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed F. Johns.
danced Wednesday night in the x. Of
?. hall. Miss julia Wootten and Mr..
Harry Scott led the grand march. The
music was furnished by Mrs. McKain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
WILSON REPLIES
TO MESSAGE OF
POPE ON PEACE
UH0FFICiALLY SAID THAT WILSON
DEALT ONLY REMOTELY ON
QUESTION OF PEACE.
PRESIDENT UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE
TOLD POPE He is EAGER TO
KEEP u. S. OUT OF WAR.

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May l7-Prcsi-
dent Wilson replied 10 the recent message
of Pope Benedict in which the pope hoped
that war between the United States and
Germany would b. avoided and that the
United States might assist ultimately in
the restoration Of European peace. The
president replied through Monsignor Bon
zane. the apostolic delegate here. Ii i
said that the presidents mes
sage deals only remotely with peace.
Officials refused to discuss the pope's
message or the reply. but the president j.
To have informed the pope that
inc J. eager to keep the United States ont
Of war and that he will do everything con
sistent with maintaining the honor and
rights Of the United States. The messages
viii not bc made public.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
MAYOR BROWNE
SAW FUNSTON
DEPARTMENT COM
MANDER A BUSY MAN THESE
DAYS, SAYS CITY OFFICIAL.

"Major General Frederick Funston has
his hands full and l. busy man these
days" said Mayor 4. Albert Browne today
after returning from san Antonio where
he went on private business and for n
short visit with General Funston on gen
eral matters concerning conditions on the
border.
II called on General Funston together
with Caesar and h. j. Klcberg Of Kings
VILE" Mr.. Browne said. "und though hc
was very busy he arranged to see IL Mon
day afternoon. While | conferred with
him On the situation on this part of the
border and with particular reference to
Brownsville, the kinesville men were con
ccrned mainly with the recent arrests
there in connection with the uprising plot.
From what ] learned about this supposed
plot, the government has some very dam
aging testimony against some men said
to he connected with IT,
General Funston. however. viii not
take any steps to supply any troops 10
point, 80 far into the interior. leaving
those conditions 10 the state and depart
mcnt Of justice authorities. lie i now
concerned chiefly in protecting the
strategic railroads leading to the border.
particularly the Southern Pacific. Every
bridge on the line Is TO BE- protected bv
troops, a. the destruction Of any one
bridge and the necessarily extended time
W repair Il might seriously endanger any
~ the border towns
The mayor said there was no particular
significance III his interview with General
Funston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
ANOTHER NAVAL
CLASH OCCURS
OFF BELGIUM
BRITISH DESTR0YERS AND MONI-
TORS ENGAGE GERMAN DESTROY
ERS, WHICH LATER WITHDREW.
PARIS REPORTS THAT HEAVY CAN.
N0aADING CoNTlnues ON vER-
DUN FRONT-GRENADE FAILS.

The Associated Press war summary to-
day says:
Another naval clash occurred Yesterday
off the Belgian coast, British destroyer,
and monitors engaging German de>troyer~.
The Germans later withdrew To their ports
Paris says that heavy cannonading l.
continuing on the Nerdun front \ Ger
man hand grenade attack on Deadman's
Hill fails, II was announced today.
Berlin says that the French attack on
Hill 304 was checked
Nineteen passengers were aboard the
Austrian steamer Dubrovnlk. recently
torpedoed ~ French submarine, accord
ing 70 an Austrian note t. the neutral
powers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Hour OF Execution
VIII Be Kept Secret

Tho sraifold on which, unless executive
cinmency ls extended, Jose Buenrostr0 and
MelquiadeS Chapa will hang Friday was
completed This morning and will bc tested
NY sheriff WI n. Nanu this afternoon. The
-calfod VIII ~ tested with weights ap-
proAmating the weight IF the men.
Sheriff Nann has a yet made NO an
nounrcmcnt of the hour of execution but
under the Texas laws II can not take place
before tire hour VI II o'clock III the morn
iug. IT ~ quite possible that the hour will
bc kept secret from All save the officers,
legul witnesses and newspaper men who
are to witness the execution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
BIG BEND RAIDERS SURROUNDED
8 KILLED, rs TAKEN, REPORT
American Second Expedition Said To
Be Rapidly Rounding Up The
Big Bend Bandits

MARATHON. Texas, May l7.--Maior
Langhome and two cavalry troops sur
rounded the Big Bend raiders l25 miles
from the border. killing ~ix and capturing
-. truck driver from Boquillas says, ~
a border report
United States soldiers rescued y.
Deemer. the American captured M Glenn
Springs in the raid. and negro cook.
Monroe Payne. according 10 n man named
Terry, arriving here today lie said that
the soldiers entered village l25 miles in
Mexico. the bandits rushing out. leaving
the prisoners. Deemcr and Payne are be-
Ing brought back to the United States.
Terry said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Respect of Natives for
Americans Is Restored.
Iiy Associated I'rpEsl

NAMlQUlPA, Mexico. May l..-Thc
American troops have restored the respect
of the natives for United States soldiers.
American residents here informed General
Pershing that this was the result of the
lighting al Oio AzulcS. Previously the
Mexicans had actually believed the troops
would not fight
The Americans, however, express their
intention Of leaving Mexico If the expc-
diilon An withdrawn. believing that N nn
tive uprising would follow. Some Mex
cans and Chinese dealing vim American.
say they also Will leave, fearing the
NilIi~tas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
REFUSES TO MOVE
HOUSE, IS JAILED
CIVIL WAR VETERAN HAD RATHER
STAY IE JAIL THAN COMPLY
WITH ORDER or COURT.
iHv Associated preSsD

PIrTSBCRG, Pa. May 17.-Christian
Liebrum. a veteran OF the civil war. who
has already spent two years in jail for
contempt of court because he refused to
obey an order To remove hi home to make
way for o highway near Mckeesport. Pa,
returned to Jail voluntarily today. saving
he will spend the rest Of his life there
unless the court changes his mind. He
was gwen his liberty while the state SUI
preme court acted on an appeal sustaining
the lower courts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
(By Associated Press

LONDON. May IA Great Yarmouth
dispatch SAYS that the Dutch steamer
Batavier Y was torpcdocd in the North
landing AT Great Yarmouth
The American embassy is informed that
Luigi Martini Manoini, AN American. was
drowned when the Buiavicr was tor
pedocd.
Two other Americans ON board were
saved. Manoinl was "a wireless expert
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Funston Has Report
OF Oeemer's Rescue.
tBy Associated prcssl


SAN ANTONIO, Texas. May l7.--Gen-
eral funston'S report said that Major
Langhorne's force found Deemcr and
Payne ~ FL Pino, ninety miles south of
Boquillas early yesterday Only the in
habItants were III the town and no resist
ance was made. Major Langhorne re-
ported that he J. pushing forward, hoping
to ovcrtake the bandits. Their rescue
alive was due Ia the refusal Of the resi-
dents of the town to comply with orders
of the bandits 10 xiii them II American.
attempted a rescue
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Boy On Bicycle Mixes
Up With An Automobile

Felix Calderon Jr., l0 years old, had 4
narrow escape al Twelfth and Washing
ton Tuesday afternoon "a q o'clock when
while riding . bicycle he coIded with an
automobile driven ~ Mr. Kilcher. The
Soy fei under the automobile and one
wheel brushed hi Ieg, but apparently
cau~cd him only y momentary pain. The
front wheel hi- bicycle va smashed
Mr.. kilcher brought hi~ auto to . quick
stop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Trade Commission To
Urge Standardization

WASHINGTON, ID. a.. May lI.-Co-
operation between the federal trade com
uii-S sion aud business men with the object
of -taudardiziug trade j. recommended ny
President Wilson III letter "a Chairman
Hurley M the commission. made puhhc
today The president urges that the com
mission investigate industries and ~ug-
rc~t~ "practical and helpful remedies" to
any unhealthy industries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
MAY RECONCILE
IRISH FACTIONS
EFFORTS NOW UNDER WAY TO BRING
TOGETHER EDWARD CARSON
AND JOHN REDMOND.

LONDON. May l7.-While Premier As
quIth j. m Ireland seeking q solution Of
the Irish problem, efforts are being made
ON this side OF the IRISH sea to bring to-
gether Sir Edward Carson, the Ulster
leader, and John Redmond, the nationalist
leader, IN the hope ut reconciliation ot
the opposing factions. David Lloyd
George l. reported about to take an active
part IN the settlement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17

GALVESTON, Texas, May 1.-THE an
nual convention Of the Southwestern Flee
frIeal and Gas Company Association con
vened here today. The concluding session
will be held Thursday. Since the forma-
tion ri the association ii has held all Of
1T conventions in this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-17
Dyestuff Situation
Subject Discussion

WASHINGTON. ID. C. Nav 17.-Am-
Counsellor Polk Of the state department
today. discussing phases Of the dyeStuif
expectations. Germany has agreed 20 per-
init the expectation Of these in responsible
declaration, to the state department. but
officials there i little hope of the
commodity rsaehirg the United States
soon.