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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Bert Watson Wins
Newark Auto Race

Bert Watson. or New York, DIVING
Joe Rynn's J. J. r. Special. divided
honors with Joe Dickinson. OF Somer-
Vile. in the automobile races at the
Olympic Park half-mile track yester-
day afternoon. Watson's victories were
in the time trials, in which he covered
the track in IS 2-5 seconds; the three
mile Glass r for cars under 300 cubic
inch displacement; three-mile Class +,
for cars Of ESQ cubic inch displace-
ment, and the Olympic trophy race at
five miles.
Dixon captured the Australian purr-
suit Of FIVE miles. and the free-for-all
at three miles. He drove Stutz Spe-
cial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Bayside Yacht Club
Opens Summer Season

Bayside. Long Island, May 30.-With
the usual ceremonies. the Bayside Yacht
Club went into commission for the
summer season to-day. The burgee
was mastheaded at noon on order from
Commodore Johns. and saluted by the
anchored feet. In the afternoon there
was an informal dance, which was fol-
lowed tonight by the annual ball.
In honor of the day there was re-
gatta for all of the one-design yachts
of the club. The feature was the first
appearance of the new Bee class that
promises TO be as popular as the Bayside
Birds and Butterflies. The division was
won by Bespa, the property Of A. Ar
righi. Curlew won among the Bayside
Birds and Arm was the lrst Of the
Stars across the finish line. A. W.
Knapp. jr.. a nine-year-old boy, won IN
the Butterfly class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Crescent A. &. Ties
ShamrOCkS at Lacrosse

The Shamrocks, Of Montreal. visited
the Bay Ridge grounds Of the Crescent
Athletic Club yesterday. and before a
throng that numbered close to ten
thousand people played the New Moon
aggregation 4 tie game ~ Ia
crosse. Ii was only IN the final half OF
the second period that the Brooklyn
club was able 70 cut down 4 10 |
lead held by the Canadians.
During the final five minutes OF play
the New Mooners scored three pretty
goals and tied up the game. The hrst
period ended 2 TO | in favor OF the
Canadians. During the second hall
Walsh. Of the visiting team, broke his
hand and had 10 retire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
MANATEE VICTOR
IN YACHT RACE
Twelve Sixteen.Foot One. Design
Boats Compete.

Twelve Of the new sixtecn-foot one
design sloop yachts built by Hcrreshof
for members Of the Seawanhaka CORN
THAN Yacht Club sailed special race
Off oyster Bay yesterday in light
brcczes from the southwark and west
ward resulting IN victory for Albert
Strauss yacht, Manatee. She defeated
the Skate, owned by H. l.. Smith and
J. Good. by ! minute - seconds.
The start was made of the cluhhous"
at 3:l0 in light breeze, Daniel Bacon's
Nolador and w. A. W. Stewards shrimp
getting away in the lead at the weather
end Of the line. To the first mark of
the red buoy on the bar u was close
reach; thence run TO the Sand City
buoy. and close reach 10 the Centre
Island buoy. The wind headed the
yachts on the return trip. making il a
close reach back 20 the finish. Yester-
days race convinced the owners that
they have fine feet of fast boats in
light weather.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
PURLIC NOTICES.
CITY OF NEw YORK
Roard Of Estimate and Apportlonment

Public notice is hereby given that a. =
n,eerire ~ the Boa rd ~ Estimate ana ~
portionment. held May 5, 1910. me l"i'N" ms
psfltfon was received
To Hon John furroy Mttnei MdyYI, anu
tho Board OF Estims and Apporuohhsn'
civ island Motor Bus CO. INC. Win .sl
nrincipal office 81 city Island, We" orK III!
y gorror.tion formed pursuant 20 the pro
Visions or chapter li2 ~ inc Laws OF 80
81 the state of NcV YORK ana acts aiIlellIa
tory thereof and supplemental inere'o tpp,IS'
fo- a franchise for Fl motor bus line as iol'
tpon route. one end n which snail be
a. line solth end ~ city Island Avenue
f,or.s along Cttr Island Ayenu" and owe
,i," Island Bridge ana along city Island
road 90 Pelham Road themes south along
pelham Road and across Pelham brllge I,
IRONS and Pelham ParkWal ihenee V'h'
along Bronx and Pelham ParkNay % Boston
D., road thence south on Boston Post Road
to t7-r1 street the other end u the route.
Dated. Nea York April 18th 1915. 1870
CITY ISLAND MOTOR BLS CO 49,
~ SAMUEL r. PELL. President
STATE Or Sew YORK. CITY AND
rO-NTY or NEW YORK. IS
On he ist day ~ May, 1915 before me-
personally came SAMJ Fl. p. FILL 20 ms
moan Who being by me duly sworn. "a de-
80 ana say maj he resided IN the city of
zen Work county of Bronx. that ne T. me
President of the CITY ISLAND MO OK Isl
co nc the corporation descrloel III anl
,bich executed the above instrument tnst
he Lrav me seal ~ said corporation. thst
he zeal afiN.d N sad instrument Vss such
coruor.te seal. that g. vas 50 siiAed ny W
der Of the board q directors ot sall coIpors
tfon. and that he signed his name thereto by
Anna ostrander. COMMISSIONS Of Dseis
for The CIV N New York residing IN Rich
''. ser,,d mate nled in Reg once y. y. 60.
c.rtia,st. nl.d IN y y. 90. clerks once
80 cer GiI al.d in Reg once. Bronx Co.
Certin,ats filed IN Bronx CO. CLERKS once
80 c-r''.sea,e hl.4 in Queens CO. Clerks Of
~ S.riaeat. fled in Richmond Co CLERK,
@om expires s-2i-i7.
and th4 following resolutions we're tnereupon
whereas. me foregoing petition from the
CUy Island Motor Bus COMPANY, Inc, dated
AprH - 1915 ea- presented 10 me hoard OF
Estimate and Apporionment A. meeting
Resolved. ,aat In pursuance of law this
Board sets Friday The % day Of June, SIS
a. 10 ~ O'Clock ln the forenoon and Room
"a In Inc civ Hall Borough ~ Manhattan.
a. ne time and place when and where such
psfirior shall be hrst considered and a public
hearing be- had thereon a. which citi1ens
shall he entitled 70 appear and be heard ana
be BE- further
Resolved. that the Secretary i dlrected to
cause such petition AMI these resolutions 70
- published for az least twice ~ 40 aalil
newspapers In The city or Ne" lofn. - be
dssirrated ny me Mayor and FOR at east ten
moi laws In The city Record Immediately
n-.or 70 such date ~ public hearins me
exnense ~ such puolics''ou 90 be borne oy
the petitioner
noon 1909. Mlnirips Bulfinr. Borough
New York. NAY S, 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
ART EXCELS SCIENCE
IN PUSHBALL TEST

In the track events that we're held
on Ohio Field Yesterday afternoon. in
conjunction with the New York Uni
versity Spring Carnival, the College
Of Arts defeated the Pure Science in
an exciting push-ball contest The
men Of culture won after two periods
had been played by the score Of to 0.
The Delta Epsilon fraternity relay
team ran away with that event, far
understanding the Kappa Sigma four,
winning the cup. Eddy Houghton the
varsity two-miler, made a similar
walkaway in the one-mile scratch
event. defeating Raccoosin and Weeb.
In the lOO-yard dash Broome. also OF
the varsity track team, was first, with
Finley a close second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


s. Nazaire. Ma 2'-Anslo ra,asonian ,B,l. New
Y0sk
Padsng MAY cj-R,ima Dutch. New York Vi,
Bs~hsdos. Cape Town. etc. for Rstav'.
TIiatus. Msy E-FriKos lGreek. New York
Cr.s.oDdl Mas S0-Copenhasen tBrl. N,e York
:, Nazsi.e NAV es-Wentvorth lRrl Ner yo,.
Pert Natal Msy 2S-Nias Dutch Nss Yors via
- Vincent 4 v and APP Town FOR NantIs
Shanghai May 3S- Richmond New YORK.
Shimono,eki MAY 2s-Dunclutha tB-' New YORK
via = Lupa. ror Natal eic frr yIadl,ostos.
Taterpoo'. Nay -9-Cbdesdae BrI New Yo-k
Nahe Seychelles MAY 30-ka-era RI Nes
York wa ~ Lucia FOR NlsdiVosiok
SAILED
Bristol May 30 Chicago CITY b. Wv Yo-k
london Mas 5o-Camin' New Yors S.beua. New
Nora
Is,erpoo. NAV % -Escsiors lRr' Nsu Yo-k
Malaga May 90 -Iupiier SPAN. Nes Yors
Gr.m.nt. MAY .s-D-smmenserer Nori New York
Gibrala-. Nay es- PRINCIPE di ldue 1'aD iron
GelosI NeW iorS
r.gHorn Ma -s-Cslshria IBrf. Nfv Yor.
NsIeira Msy 2s-Ciy - Memphis IBrI from
Pa.crmoI. Nes laTA.
PASSED
TJl.-d Ma -Msnchuna. Ner YORK ',r london
Perrin Ma 2a-rifro lBl. Ncs York va FayaL
etc. for BOMBAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
BARBARA BEST
OF THE FIFTIES
Whitney's Boat a Winner in
N. Y. Y. &. Race.

Harry Payne Whitncy's hfty-foot
slcop Barbara, sailed by her owner,
won in her class yesterday in the spe-
cial race arranged by the New York
Yacht Club for the ffties, tho fortics
and the thrtes. Sailing over an
eighteen and one-half-mle course on
Long Island Sound the Barbara won
from the Carolina. sailed by George
Nichols. by minute. 81 seconds. actual
time. !. p. Morgan's Grayling, sailed
by her owner. was third.
In the new forty-foot class the Zilph
owned by J. f. Hayes, jr.. won from
George NJ. Pynchon's Mistral by
minutes, 80 seconds. The winner
among the thirties. eight OF which
started. was the Lena. sailed by her
owner. Ogden Reid. She defeated J. G.
Hamersley's Okee by | minute,
second.
The summary follows:
FoorERs-CoUR lsh MHEs-sTARr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

oduna Rr Liverpool Nsy - - m. Cunsrd :,
% o., W.. WIN mails and ndss Bar e. -
ua1s H. Chrsu,nsand % and Ki-kgsu q n
tmch. hdye Co. win mails and mdss Bsr a.
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n f1och. Ldys Co. with mds, Bs, a. 1850
Nortsnsn. santos April =. RIO 4. I,rsi-o Ma, /,
end Fh,lafeiphs - 20 Morton. LILY A Co. NTH
George Havlay. Csrdenu Msy o. and M,,so,..
=. 20 the Munson $ lAns with sugar Bsr a. !;
Francis CBri Msnsos Nav g. Para u and pa,
tsdos =. TO Booth o. With mats and n ~,
Richmond Georse,oun s c. MAJ o. n m. A.
S,cg, ,,C o. Jumper SoTporatioa. With lumber
, Gigs1gpe verdi n,a1. ,>sPle' MAJ is and r..
nd,o RAJ =, M N 'gnne. ifuda' win mails s0d
lroauo.' 30. towing bsr1, Nsrih~s oRri Ion
Lenno9 m Rordssai Nav % g. 70 e a n
- rsrgsnd CSori Turks Island NAY ga. ,o s,n
Lampass. Mobile Ma g. TAMPA % s-d k,,
We 20 fro 'hs Msiior, - 90 With rnds. Quar- Il,
, rio.',r Ne, orleans MAY o. for copepssg,n
cherokee Georgetown & e. Nay 2s and WHINING
To- \ Z. %. leo the clyde $. 90 pith md., QUE
ciy % Mo1somsry savannah May O., 10 M.
o,een Sc Co. with mdss Quar- q s.iZ m
santiago BunsFick MAY o. 10 mo Nsro-, s..
CO win m1.e qua o. 50 %.
81 bccide0te. Galveston MAY a ~ tho Sor,b--r
Pscir' Go sith ndsc qua 81 s1s m
Gee0V lBrl. Nanaos Ma ~ Pars rs and "a,
hado5 o.. 20 Booth & Go. with mIse RaT A. . I,
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Nuec@s Galveston MAY q N the MALLORY <, %
with mdss. Qusr a. q p m
Hamilton. Newport NeFs and Norfolk 10 tho %
dominion = 60. with mdSr quar- a. f. 20 u m
Aiapahoe Jacksonville MAJ 90 and thsrlrsf0U e
IN the C'de - 90. with mdse Quar- ar 8 "a n IN
SAILED
Meteor Iksierinosls- lRu.sI. Anhars,i
nt@gcs nam Honolulu. Francisco lBri NON.
Altar BIZ. Hun SeIeue Dutch -- T..
csW ~. Have. Corolsi san I.al. Jethou
tNor. fnlsdeiphia. Thspsrra CuhauI Carienss-
'hef~fnW castle lErl. tsuc Tow. Adorss fDufrbj
PlItsr,h tRl. Manchester. Artiore tRri
tI Sol. Celreston. rmes lNo- Hasar..
lrNI'. Hahllc Wen DAM Msu-I. NaraFai
tB1. Port spain. TUra S. DAD. De1msrI
Catherine tuneo fNofl. Kingston. Delsusre phil
aut'phis. hsi.hdln. GeofgetoNu. Mohask charlie
Tom and IacEsoa'lle Frederick Lurkenhaoh MsIts
Parma tB'I 81 Thomas IamestoVn Norfolk and
Newport NcWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Southern Association Results,

Atlanta 3. Little Rock o.
Atlanta. s Little Rock.
Memphis. . Birmingham q
New ORLEANS, {. Chattanooga. :.
Chatfancogs 4 New orleans .
Nashville . Mobile. 0
Nashville 4 Mobile. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hawai-. Guam and Philippine Island, ~,
san Francisco (cose a. II 80 , nj
l transport ........ ............ ...... Tod,
Hawaii. ~ Islands. New Zealand and sp.-
Tally addressed mail for Australia wa
Nsncou5er and Victoria. G. (clos. a.
$50 ml-Nskufa Observation-Disclosures. Iuns Z
a. 9 % ml-Shdzucks Mar. ....... .Iun.
Hawai-. Japan. Cora. China and Phinppin,
slsnd' wa san Francisco (clos. o. N -
HtNsh. samoan Islands Australia f,I-.pt
VEST ana New Zealand va San Fran
Cisco triose - " 20 n Sierra ..... June
Ismii. Nsroues1s Cook Islands. New Zsa-
.2ni and Australia Except W,SD via san
frahci,coJ tcloss 80 ~ 20 p rnJ-bflltal. Jun. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
THE WEATHER REPORT
Record for Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.

WashIrgio1 Nav 50 The WcS"n dcpftsSlon
has row reached she Atlantic states and since Mon
day night was attended hv general showers and
thunders'orms throughout the ohio VALLEY, Tcnnes-
see the sUc Gun and no Atlantic states and ne
lower lake rssiou wes,hsT conditions are now
more settled over the central portion o. ihe coun,r
with r,sins pressure bat from NE plains states
wes.-Ssrd pressure is again falling generally With =
vel defined depression over colorado and Wyoming
and a. & result there showers IN the Dakoias.
Western Nebraska Montana. Idaho and Washing
ton. High Temperatures continue tn the southwest
and IN the Rocky Mountain region. bus elseehefe
they are quite moderate
With fhe exception n showers Wednesday IN
Eastern Now England and The south Atlantic siaieS
and or Thursday IN Florida 'fc weather Will he
generally fair during The next two DAYS east o; the
Mississippi, River. although becoming unsettled by
Thursdsy IN The upper lake region
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Fcmale.
A-CCok WAITRESS Together or 'spars.'
i.te,s GOOD reffrencef g.. Miss Ho'msyer
-.r.y 10 E..t isd r. 81 door. Telephons ssti
Niurras till
,uAuRVRnAID- SEAMsTREss. Young Ensiish
uuman. very ,apaDlc. can asshi salfess,
Mis- ffufmaycfs Agcncf 10 "a" 80 81 ~ n''''
Telephone ,gii Murray tih
GUMS NtRSE Young American. etceItm cry
f,rc,.s.. S0f5 r. Miss H0fnajcf Ageur
10 3 "a s. % aocr Telephone 'ei7 Murray Mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Forecast, for Special Loe,uus-emt,rs and

forecaSN iW opcoihi IoVhhNc>s-t httFh anu
Western New York. Southern Rev ENGLAND. New
Jersey Delaware Eastern ans Western PsnnSi.
yanla Maryland South Carolina ohls and m.
Dlstrict OF Columbia. partly cloudy to-day; fair
70. morrow
Northern New England showers today. except
fair iu vermont fsir TO- morrow.
Virginia FAR to-day. preceded by showers IN
southeastern portion fair tomorrow.
North Carolina. fair TO-DAY. preceded by showers
IN extreme eastern portion. fair tomorrow.
Ge1rga partly cloudy IN northern portion ard
thunder showers in southern portion TO-DAY. fair
70 morrow.
Florida. thunder showers to-day and - morrow.
keep fair m extreme Northwest
Alabama Mississippi Louisiana. oklahoma.
Eastern ana Western T.ras and West Virginia. far
TO-DAY and probably tomorrow.
Local Official Rscord.-The following official rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
I'm the temperature for the last twenty four hours n
comparison with the corresponding date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
THE NEW KITTATINNY
COUNTRY BOARD.

who a lonely IN the county and under
stands all treatment and ot elderly people
would lie % tske into her h0m~. u three sdgIts
a. elderly Isdy NJ refinement. will give greatest
tarr snl read d-frH or DO ANYTHING f0 amuse Ter
iunures Colonial home al Improvement. 50
pr fees. 49, r,lr from ,ir Boa o. E7erlal.
BERhSHIRE HlTLA =. sufa, family p.stun''y
sltla-ed. NIL tAAe On. 90 Sosgdefs. Al1ssN
z. Z. ADAM. A1ams. Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

lantic fresh southwest 20 northwest middle A.
lanuc moderate 20 fresh northwest 10 north south
Atlantic. moderate. mostly south and southwest
east Gulf moderate variable mostly south west
Gut moderate south. UPPER lakes moderate north
cas- and WeSt. lower lakes moderate north and
nouhesst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Highest temperature. = degrees lat = ~
lo4es' 81 degrees taf - ~ a. M Average YES
tcrday ~ degrees average FOR corresponding date
last year 81 degrees. average for CORES pending
date last thirty three years. 90 degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGH WATER

United s'stes Coast and Gtoietlo survey
Sunrise ........ 4,7 Hc>n rises "a m ... ~
Surset. ............ 81 Moon seis ~ M. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

TsnadoTes-Hsrsna C,is,ohsi
Fort Morant - AIMS Bsy
Mcniego Bsy Black Rifer s6lN f. nom
omls-Nsw ORLEANS .......... 10 m VI
Nnipe-thsrlcston. js.ASofI-
villa ....-...... -. 100 ny
Lsmpssss-key West. lamps,
NOBLE ........... '......' lhn pN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED.

vAcrrN CLEANING -Mo,hr,oodng Carpe,,s .,l EIs'
ppoD%AN f1 W,,t l3ih g. Phone sos Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

Humidity.
6 4 m.s3 7 ? m. Sc & ?. NIL
local Forse@t.-Psrly cloudy N DAY fair IN
morrow moderate ~ fresh northwest 70 north winds
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31
Barometer Readings.

Z. ...2s.ss p m...2sss p. m. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

f0-FooTERS START llS-CoURsE. lsi1
MILES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

so.FoorERs- COURSE. lsh MEs-sTARr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

The summary foIlowsi
.fOors CLASS P-sTART. ilH-coURSE. il
Elapsed
Irrish Tine
. - INNS HM :
70 wiann' ~ ? Hsvvardi. pil no, '''"
,t.TcH RACT,-sTART. liS-COt RISE. u
MILES.
RAs-Zingar, tNeston 4 Ba7ee) : 81 81 8, 8, 81
Imoriia IT p Rragdonl. $3.50 81 y u
vlSUcAp CLASS FIRST DIVISION IAN To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

f5,s.d Ma. so Msnrhuua Nep Yosk 'or London
r,~w Ma -rfro lBrl. Ncs York va Fa,aI
ETC. for Bombay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-31

WV ROCHELLE or. DESIGN Cl.ASS-SlAhi
1I0-C COURSE. MILES.
l-v-f.ris .Bctd Decker ......- .'-.. e.
4-Nercd 10. tlrlsfI ..... -..-... - 80
ia Rorhet rs g. D. Fr'erl. 3. = s. -
lh-Ch.rIoh-, ~ T tornfIl.-.. a.-'.'' ~ -
1yFnlc4N ponWs START. 2lo-COURsE. 6
MILES
.., ,.-1.f.s.l AfsIo 10
"a ~, u ussee-t,i . Did not finish
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-18
BRITAIN OUGHT TO BE I'M
PEACHED.

Dear Sir: Today is Memorial
Day, a day venerated by us old vets.
and | think it a good day to make a
request of you, hereinafter stated.
No man upon the face of Gods
earth, has ever more bitterly con-
demned exemption of church prop
erty from taxation, than have l. [
am a churchman from the crown 81
my head to the sole of my feet, but
| want no state aid directly or indi-
rectly for my church., or anybody
else's church. Had 1 the power, all
church property, would be listed and
taxed, because after all it is corpora
ton property.
The diversion of one dollar, from
the school fund-or other sOurce-to
maintain parochial schools, of any
church, is a damnable outrage, and
the man or set of men, engaged in
that rascality, ought to be impeached,
and if possible disfranchised.
/ have read, your various articles
on M. l.. Britain, and if those
charges can be proven, that man
should be impeached by the coming
general assembly, and let his fate be
q warning to others.
Have we no man in our General
Assembly, who will take the matter
up, prefer the charge and bring, Mr..
Britain to trial. You ought to know
CT such man, and if so for God s
sake appeal to him to get into action,
and at once We either have con-
Stitution, and laws, which must be
obeyed, or we have some scraps of
PAPER. Which, if your charges are
true, and 1 believe they are, or else
you would not have made them, Mr..
Britain should be ANONYMOUSLY
kicked out of office.
Yours truly,
FRANK H. HARRIS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-18
CAN'T DO WITHOUT 1T.

Dear Sir: I am enclosing here
with a dollar for the Jeffersonian.
| was careless enough to let my
subscription expire without renew
ing. Shucks, a fellow can no more
do without his Jeff" than he can
his daily bread.
Now here 1 am only few weeks
on the side track and l don't know
who's who. I'm dying to know the
inside of that Irish trouble, the Mexi
can muddle, the political puddle, and
the German blabble. l don't even
know what to think without the Jeff.
to give me the facts. Yes, I'm guess
ing about John Redmond's spiel and
Easements little deal, but don't
know thing.
Let the JEFF come right along
now and I'll keep it up until l am no
more. $780,.
Yours firmly,
SUBSCRIBER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-05-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
IN JERUSALEM FIRST.

We talk of the heather so far away,
Who~roam the jungle at will;
Of the yellow Chinese beyond the
k-seas,
Whom we never have seen, nor
will;
We grow SO tender about them, too
Far over the oceans foam
For the heather Hindoo, red, yellow
and blue,
But what are we doing at home?
We are saving them all, in their
lands afar,
Our eagerness grows apace;
Till we just declare that everywhere,
We are Christianizing the race;
We scatter our substance thin and
wide,
From the Straits of Magellan to
Nome,
And souls try to save DER the oceans
wave,
Before we save any at home.
There are many at home who have
not heard
How Jesus died for men;
Whose hearts are unstirred by His
Holy Word,
On the mountainside and glen;
These untaught ones at our very
doors,
Should be helped before we roam;
And when we would pour to the
heather our store,
We had better begin at home
Asia, Africa and Europe,
These countries, so it is said,
Are teeming with heather millions,
White, black, yellow and red;
Our time and means are inadequate,
We shall have to leave off some;
The task is too tall to save them all,
We had better save those at home.
Let us first look after our own peo-
ple's fate,
Right here in our U. S. A.,
In our country and state, both early
and late,
To get them all in the Kings high
way;
And, Lord, when we're gathered
these sheaves of Thine,
We can better afford to roam;
And our lights will shine with beams
more divine,
When we've Christianied things
at home.
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ENDORSEMENT FROM WASHING
TON CAMP NO. "a, p. o. s. OF "A.

Dear Sir: We, the members of
P. o. S. of A. Camp No. "a, of FIT.
Pierce, Fla, heartily appreciate and
approve of the stand you have taken
against the Roman Catholic Hier-
archy and the fight you are making
in behalf of the Patriots and Chris
tian people of these United States.
We wish you success in your future
work and hope you may always pros
per and the hand of God be always
with you. /, as secretary of this
Camp, beg to remain,
Yours Respectfully and fraternally,
E. D. TUBBS.
Fl. Pierce, Fla.
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DEATH OF VETERAN RAILROAD
MAN.

G. w. Pyron, age 70, veteran
conductor on the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St. Louis Railway, died at
Acworth April 25. Captain Pyron
served throughout the entire length
of the Civil War. The Order of Rail-
way Conductors officiated at his
funeral and interment. He is sur
vived by his wife and five children.
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eyes, blood, tn" Iife-blood Of mis-
cradle men who could not see with
the Pope's eyes, could not bow down
to the POpe's feet, could not sur
render their reason to the fOulest
impOsture that ever thrOned itself
upon Superstition, Chaos and Old
Night. The blood stains are there i'm
the Pope's house at Avignon, just as
they are to be seen hard by the
Vatican at Rome, everlasting memo
rails of the maniacal intolerance Of
the Roman Catholic church,
From new edition of "Popery: It's
Relation to Crime. and Religious Lib
erty," by Thomas E. Watson. Pre-
paid loo. ~
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Statesmen Wanted

Sell Trees-Fruit trees, pecan trees,
shade trees, roses, ornamental, etc
Easy to sell big profits. Write today
Smith Bros. Dept. 81, Concord, Ga.
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Read Foreign Missions Exposed, by
ThOs. E. Watson. Beautifully printed.
PrOfuseIy illustrated. Price 80 cents.
The JeIfs, Thomson, Ga.