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Assistant Secretary Roose-
Welt Would Double Ma
vy's Programme.
DECLARES COUNTRY
RICHER AND WEAKER
Witness FOresees Possible TrOu-
bic for United States After
Peace in Europe.

Washington, March 90 Appropria-
tion by Congress for eight new capital
ships this year double the number
proposed in the Administrations FIVE
year navy programme recon-
mended by Assistant Secretary Roose-
welt to-day before the House Naval
Committee Secretary Daniels will APP
pear tomorrow as the last witness 70
be heard before the committee begins
drafting its bill.
Mr. Roosevelt explained that the rec
ommendation for eight ships immedi-
ately represented his personal views
and not those Of the department.
81 believe the government and pri-
vate yards could take care Of eight cap
ital ships this year." said Mr. Roose-
welt. 81 personally think it would mean
a great step for the moral effect upon
the country and also our international
relations. If Germany should continue
10 build at her present rate or three
ships a year, our programme OF three
and one-fifth ships in five years WouIu
not quite catch up, but would mean
gain. We would probably pass france,
with which we are now neck and neck
Comparison with Japan.
Mr.. Roosevelt said both Japan AND
Germany were reported TO have secret
building funds and programmes. Keep
resentative Farr asked how much
stronger the American navy was than
the japanese.
THAT depends on the scene Of opera
TONS" replied the witness. III the
fleets were kept apart, we are ABOUT
three to two If the operations were IN
japanese waters, we are about equal
Japan probably would be superior IN
extreme western waters. II they at
tempted to come over here the condl-
tions would be reversed
Emphasizing the need Tor battle
cruisers. the Assistant Secretary sald
that dreadnoughts had won the prin-
cipal victory in Europe without iirlng
shot by keeping the seas clear OF the
enemv's fleet. He expressed belief that
there was a possibility Of the United
States being involved in war even after
a European peace, and declared that the
nation was "richer and weaker than
ever i'm history" having great potential
resources, but being unprepared to
withstand an immediate martial shock.
Continued Peace Uncertain.
In reply TO a suggestion that Euro
mean belligerents would be exhausted at
The close of the war and be little m
clined TO continue arming, Mr.. Roo5e-
Welt said:
at is entirely problematical. Rut,
Judging by history, the best guess IS
hat they will continue. We cannot tell
vet if the war is going to result in
draw. with everybody weak, down and
cut. If victory for either side results
history shows the victor will have enor-
nous resources. II there is victorious
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.



6l ,. Ma5Gh i2Themistor.e' Greel New York
80. .lh. March - Burm,-e Prince BIZ. Sew
KIksAn. March ,f-Ken,ucsJ Daal New YORK
Ila,-r. March ---Athos tN,rl. Nes York
Nni"si geo. March -l-NerII tBri. New York VA
Bar ll1s and Bahia
shim0.o.ekL March 2S-Fcnga-h tBrI. Ne,x York
Via A4,n al Colombo for NlsI.sos'ok
Batavia March Us ~urtdr IE-l Na, y,,L g. q,
Vincent. y. and Port Natal Or XIaliyos.ok
hl."al. March -f-SiocthoIm lsFadI Neg Yo,k
i'r s'rAIn.mt -sth. HELIX OiaF DAM No.
-fh lot 'lrsiiansAnd, Tgia DAM. New York
fnr Copenhagen.
H9nieaut. March es-Ia Touraine pr Ner yorz
tmrago uu. NeF York
lisMar. y. Marrh -y-Anttnia tBrI. London
Bristol. March -rder;on cnrl. Nsp York
klrkaaI sud Bergen
SAILED
c1Fohal Marh -Meiapan ro- Noy York va
Gibraltar. Marrl - ala1ria lnri lfro-, Genoa
NsN lWs. 60. Asher raj ufom Cenoai. II
= Nuslre March as-vensrla On Ner Yo,t
Calcutta. h,F York
Calcutta. March g5-Mongoilan BIZ Ne, yort
20. santa HlssliA. Boston and NcF York
m Lucia March gf-s, Vsde fnrl If,,r, 49,
Port Natal March .1--frafhar1is lu-l from
NCN lnh Via NlH'oikl. Nlsfltosiok
PASSED
IHe ~ Wishi March 2g-Coueis tDut.hl. Nes
YORK f0r Rotterdam
Lizard March 90 Eibcsgrn Dutch. Nes York
Tor Rotterdam
Lizard. March sa-Afe, Dutch. New Yors for
sy Helen. March go-wslsy tBf. N,~ York vi,
81 Lucia for NladFostoL
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From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March 20

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. March %.
ARMY
Hrly ton WILLIAM 81 BLACK. CHIEF OK eng
81 ,T,.r,I a. member Board u Ord. aud ioIiln
t,.~. y,r. Brig Gen DAN {. hlN"MAN' Ie
r,-. l'''t Iau, NIcHoLAs W CAMPANoLE 6,h
Irf. detailed SO Corps 10 take ele'' Ayr" D.
can't EDWARD X MAsSEE Inf. attached to "a
cant. WALTER NJ WHITMAN. q. N. G.. 70
fouurhu- y VI. for temporary du'y a. ASSISTANT
to a. 81 O. s. eypedito1ary iorr- .ro,.t,
T.,yet ~ absence. chaplain LESLIE x GEnA -
iitr ND Six months. First Lieut.. HkNht ~
1IAIYtN Dr. Coat Al. TWO hohl"' '' i''''
s...ri Ii.nt JOSIPH NAfuLLEN. retired. as
stsfI active duty t0 Columbus. y. NJ, iys uu'y
iu charge motor truck company No. iyrHely,l
S,Iond Lieut. AIGt STlN G.. KlDD, am 'sf
from General Hospital. Fort Bayard' attached
f0r duS tO sth Cav
NAVY
Paw clerk JOSEPH O'REILLY deiached wash
4, X. s,oG' 10 navy Yard. New York. Arril -.
10. loving assignment, gunners recently {.lr1,1
announced. JOHN :. CONONEh ana AL J :.
NfyFRS 10 Rainbow: join g. VI. JOHNSON
ana CHARLES Y. KANE. 20 'on'teIai.oh
FREDERICK CLIFFORD 10 temporary duy
Maine. ALEXANDER ANDERSON, 70 nml9-
r1~v frtv Chester: FREDERICK T. NALLlNH.
~ Temporary duty Des M0lnes; JorEiit ~:
GATEIY tO temporary duty LOUISIANA, HENRY
! JERRIOR 10 temporary duty salem
Folioglug assignments hoa'.wain, recently appoint
Ell announced WILLIAM H. FARRELL and
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we'll as other prominent men. Bern
hardt Wall, past department com
mander. has been instrumental in send
ing three generous donations TO the
fund. and is still q frst-line booster.
Iu sending $40 collected at the All
and Alb FIf,n Avenue 0rmes store,
dealers In yictrolas. the company
wrote: I'VE are giving the fund a
window display, and we are more than
glad 10 be able to tell YOU that 1t is
attracting a great deal Of interest. II
is surprising TO see the number Of
people among our customers who have
shown the greatest interest in the
fund, and we anticipate collecting sew
eral times the inclosed amount within
the next few weeks"
In acknowledging, on Wednesday,
the receipt of S4.55 from "Thc Hemp
stead Inquirer" the fact was not men
toned that the dimes were collected
by Miss Dorothy Lannin, 20 whom
great credit is due.
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DANCING.

Dancing Carnival. Grand Central ,, r's
Use itth 50. entrance, leN. Az - N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

Mob q
Afch 81
No Z
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Troop Notices.

Troop is7. H. G. Dicker.on srouima'ier. gave a
yer, g1aI Demonstration o. first an worn ha.,t
.f.irg aud Signalling 90 Friday escLius Mafch =,
iaf1r, Arrcrf.Is Lodge o. fae Royal Arcanum
through tHr courtesy NJ Mr Canterbury. Tue lod5r
,sysrf Tie exhibition was e'edei ly "a tiuii
a.Ei-..s 0u scouting from fle s.nlimasief. iNe
III. mad. q y,ry crclItahe showing iu an eH
tended programme. which covered tie three !mi'f
tart ufa,.. VI scouting. tle laudaslng ly Gamer .
mf. icing noteworthy AMI weI done. AitrwafI
t.. exhibition games were played. aud ihe evening
..o..I WITH the Pledge TO tAc Flag and scout
rails yell ,,- ,. n 49,.
,..r seo,,rf,es,er OBJ, troop - scouts attached Co
ri. Sra YORK Association Dor Che Blind gu East
If's urth street, i4-.-l Doe eAai'ih~'''" JOY 'e
.or.I .,ass af the heat4la1tr,. .
The Engineer pa,ro. T,rap no. Harry J.. S,1i,.n
..lr.frga,tfr. took ~ -uUpu Bike 10 White
fI..u. D-srtis.rg signalling and sc0u, pace
Tt,op a., John u l'auiy s,,ooutm11...i'er. par.
rs.. B. adGulrfers AZ Public AuUi lD. llith street
and 81 N.n8.as Avenue TN. scouts " bis fro09
a... ..el as ushers a. the thlidrens Educational
1.l..-i.l lrate villa the s.ol-mas.er a. $50 West
Il.th street.
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FIRE RECORD.

l..as-llj " 64'h g. Nellie Drdo-- ,s-,,
2.g--l5 AMI ~ " 2lst 90 Wtaisr Bros .S,s
5lJ-l30 J.. l,th st.. Lcay'e.ios A p,,,.,
trim ne -"
s 4l-l1s T. oh s. Mrs. Annie Acs,rvn An,
S.iS-2s-1 Belmont ~ Jennie Greco. sIisf,
9.55--2l Pike s. David SDencsr. trrias
~ 00--tj Az b Joseph We.ner. slight
T. "
l2lO-2l T. i2lN S. Louis Miller. sfsht
y s0-2Ns 80 lfh 4. Edward Grosshalief. ,us,,
l.30-3i2 J. l0lst o.; Dominica Gin.o; sllsht
65j-Ga3 Broadway. Green Trimming ali c,.
Co. $500
05-2t G0erck ST.. unknown: trdms
s0O-ll7 Norfolk Il. NJ sclaNeg irNinf
S.OJ-3i5 W 10Th ST.. unknown. thnlns
S.jO-Au.u. iu front o rs " iith It R rs,s
inal. tnfiug
S5o-7S0 Westchcster Az. " Ksmmsrlns: no
ee0-Ti5 9Th av. ). Friedman. utfling
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sATu RDAY. APRIL
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Corea - china VIA seaitleJ tcloss
$50 rl-hamskIfa Mar. .............T
Guam. Philippine Islands VIA "a. Fran
ciseOl tei0so 81 IL 20 y NIL \ Trans
Hawaii Via san Francisco fcloss At n 30
= NlihrlminA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... 81
Hawaii Japan. Cprra. China. Philippine
Islands Via San Tfanciscul fc.oar a.
$50 . ml Nigpon NarI .......... AZ
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Au.irslis fsrcert
NcsD. Nes Zealand via San Irancisc0l
trl0ss A. ~ 80 ml-sieua. ........ .. 40
Hawai-. IA Islands. New Zealand. Aus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

WALL ATT NOVELTY COMPANY nc MANI
'artlrlr W frt '.ge- 80 - slf.lg st. los insdo
o. ssiq.mef f0 Maurice l. Shame u was iG-
e1u9faDI ol Aprl o. ltli. with ca4!ta. stock
8 900 nlirh H4s sNfrasr1 Increased O. So 600.
sad oscar A..h4I o. president petition ll
u.frIptry rs, also f.rt against 81 iy lesser
ifollefs Tor Nlrse creditors. I4aafi fqiege tl.0.
NIlau T. Sherman. $50. ard Las1. $500.
Aialro. J. Ele.nr. doe a .EHrr said THAT 'hr a..
s.sHmraf w. caused Hg ltrE 40 capital Ni,-f ~
llr capital vas Invested ST. marHlrrr.. -afd A. bad
'n o. o'l.r uo.r- from laHtrr hg advances 600
.rriiai4..r Merchandise Dl band Is c-flmafcd a.
t-..'l agd machinery 10000. Liabilities are
SO 40 PRODUCTS CORPORATION. = % Van
lrft4i Az. which marketed chemical products has
h.r1 e Petition in hsnkrp'sy. with liabilities -
~ 70 Tires creditors. and as.ots 5000. csrsIsfllx
= go in's N fl.gil1e DYsirf. A. Sew UafaHgfg
II J. Iln company was igoprI 0-atcd un AnrIf I
~ win capital HDez 10000. AID Jocph a
MANY a iiAiEY. dealer IN drys.d, 4, Plea.
an''lle. n. y. has iIad petition il taskr,fs,,
AID abhur. otl ana ssaefs fG75
SAM NlIfLlNiAN. ah0p foreman ~ fro U....
a -. f.ed E petition il bankruytcy With Iiahlli.
Nts 1893 and 10 Uses
Bertruptcy Schedules.
NILSSON 4 LADlN. nc. manufs.tY-,, 81,
waists u ~ Eaft flih o. Las lad s-i..itii,.
sh0Nirg liabilities ittU aad a..c's 8 900. In
h,slanmsnt,
WILLIAM KOBfLH residing AZ 10 Wef Inn
-. .rf luf. Nl1 40 business >. Poe P0upri s0
AZ Wsfs Company. manufacture ~ tsske', ara
frrd ware rogrlfrs. a. ~ Snffh on y Hroati,n
-. made H tsiisnmeDt ia He~ Yofk 70 Bcul amin
CfeenbeE
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Police Correct Fire Record

Police Headquarters announced Ia,
night that the fire reported in N. s..
record as occurring al 9:20 p. m. Tp.,
dav. March %, at - University Pl,s.
was not in the premises occupied bv D
Siegel. but in the fifth floor prem,,s.
Of J. Horowitz, boys clothing. and ~,
Prudential Cloak and Suit COMPANY
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HEADQUARTERS NOTICES

Tie following scouts successfully passed ihelf
examination FOR promotion 20 second class. Jonl
Haul. Warren McGrsth Frank Mcdonald ana
Lawrence Mckcrga. Troop a. Harold sherman;
Troop o. Bryan Farrell. r.. Fred T. White samuel
X Macdonald and Edwin Anderson. Troop ~
Robert S.mons and joseph Gi.martiu. Troop lly'
claude Butt Troop 100. and Arthur McCuskee'
Troop iZ5. a., h.,
meeting % the scoutmasters under tie ylfs-
.Ji.fiqu OF The Manhattan Bronx council VIII ue
called shortly 70 discuss pieus and u.al afiaH
mont, f.r fle RAILS ON April %. Many " iAe
rrum cards with information % demonstrations
for the rally are SIN lacking. Nooutma,.ei WHO
Wi.b 10 heip headquar,er. il rs work wili please
send them in a. soon as possible The scout o1'is-
Gle race will consist ~ rope aud pole clMnlhg
knots round pole. fireman, iu. etc. ana VIII uo
open TO Manhattan and Bronx scouts ONLY
scout, have been performing actiy' service a. me
Bazaar for the Jewish War sufferers now hell1
held a. Grand Central Palace. over 20 SCOUTS
r... rouded to the cal for volunteers. ana were
assizred f0r service al various times 9uri.s iNe
week The bazaar VII continue unih MouuD
evening April s. and any scouts Who can tt-e.,' d"
uniform. can help great des. Scouts sHo1.u l,
MOTT az fhe F0ry-scyeuth street entrance, near
Lexington Avenue. either afternoon or evening" aAd
should report a. once 10 tAe scout oihcia li 'N7ise
RI. ..fIH In refunded
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Forecasts and Records for the
Last Twenty.four Hours.

Washlrr,on. March 20 Tie Eastern distufhanee
ha. finally passed az the Norrh Carolina coast. but
ltus local rains s.il continue So me middle A.
Jamie states. The Western disturbance nJtcd Tues
4ay night as being over Eastern colorado now PIE
serts TWO centres one over Northern Central Texas
and one over Eastern Kansas. 40 precipitation
prereies this disturbance but 70 the uorihwsfi AM
uorthwestward SHOWS end rains were quite general.
with marked high pressure ard decided fall IN
temperature 70 ltIoa normal conditions II Ne"
England ,he central ,aIeys tis lahe region. Ire
South and Souslvest tho weather was fair with
high temperature oyer the latter region over The
western hsf Of the country temperatures did MT
change decidedly
Fair weather win prevail Thursday and Friday
res. o. the Mississippi River. except IN the lover
Mississippi ard lover Ohio valleys. where rains are
probable. and in tho upper lake region. where rains
~ SHOWS are probable Friday. Hi.h lower tempera
tures II Will be warmer THURSDAY IN the ONO
valley, the middle Atlantic states and me 5OutL.
and also on Friday .n the middle and tou,h AZ
lautc states ., -,
Winds for Thursday and Friday North Atlantic.
fresh northeast. middle Atlantic. fresh 90. the tst
south Atlantic moderate northwest. cast Gun, MOI
crate ru.th and northeast. becoming southeast ana
frt-h Thur.Iisy gLt. vasi Gun fr..h south. upIef
lakes, moI.rate 90 fresh northeast Thursday. l0"ef
laF-s. moderate northeast 1hursIaJ.
Disturbance over Southeastern states moving east.
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COLLECTED BY KATHERINE NJ RICHARDSON
FROM EMPLOYEES or THE NEW YORK Id

Charlotte Valentine Imelda GaIIagher Katherine
Friend. Frank Friend. r.. Arthur D. NJ .S1reg yr..
Arthur H.la-l,oa. .r. John Wiley. .-. George
lo.fIcr. Gregory Colbert. May Colbert. Lucy No
Carcrty. Norma Elau,1rI William Rockford
Robert Beach Margaret Beach katherine VI
Mchardsoa. Arthur Austin Albright Harold Loui.
Al5~snt. ArAur r. Smith. WELLESLEY " Smith
Katherine j. Saith. 30 cents each.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

United states Coast ana Geooeuc oui'''
s,,,t. s4tNoon rises "a ID D.. ~
sii,.,t ~ il Moon scts -. ID 80
trr1.Lr ~. rL-H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

japan. 1uIea. ANilA ItifAa.f alAlf7TfA
olll) via san Francisco tc.ose a. u 80
ul-fauama Naru-........ ....-. -. Aprl4 =
rihiu. MargussAs. COOS Islands; New e.
Francisco ,cose o. l..J = ml-Naliai April q
ARRIVED
steamer, Tusealia lEl. glasgow Mar.h u and
Li.eTo.. l>. TO the Anchor Lime. with mails AMI
m-.t. Bar a. t.l1 OBJ. -Nil
Mlnucalla .Br. LDn<u March is. to the A.
laluc Transport g.. 1hn mi-e Bar a. SO
Fort Antonio tNor J. Antonio March 90
Moateso Bay % ani krrtan -. TO TIE United
IrIt 90. with ili.e Ha. s- I
'Ariiouian url Have March d.. 10 ,he Con
pssnie GaIcra.e IransaiIanlqle. With mise. Bar
Van iIosenirrp Dutch. santiago March TO-
Mau7anillo "a ana Celiu.go' ~. 70 tlo NeF YolN
4 cuba Mail - Co. With sugar. Bar a. lliJ
COON. Cri.tobal March %. 70 Oh, Panama Rail
al - Line. with mails and mise Bsr az noon.
or.Nano Brl Cardiff March 10. 10 Furnr--.
E',i .nieau TT ri. BORDEAUX March Co. to ue
Compague Generate Trausatlanuque. with mails
Anglo saxon liir'. Ca'dIr March Is. to Barber
& 60. Bar a. g. H.
Lamra.l,. Mobile March o. Tampa a and Key
Msrqs' NoHoE Tor Boston. anchored In Sandy
rawuee. Philadelphia. 70 tho Clyde IS Co. with
m9,,ei QuaT@nt.ne at = ~.
=, ,n tAs clyde - Co. with md,e. Quarantine
farlt. c.. With mlsc. Quarantine a. I Is q m
tine az D. m.
lcnD Williams. london March 6. 20 the Vacuum
III S ava Min S sa1 F hp' A. p3 . o.
ead., March "A and Philadelphia 2s 20 tho l. :
& Brazi g. With mdse Bar az 1.0s p NJ
j J.. LuchrntaCh. Bu,1os Ayrcs Feb 20 - Lucia
March j. ant iigs'on IS. 90 Barber 81 90. Win
Justin lEr Liyeipoo. March 10. TO the Booth
lane. VIII mise quar- a. = m
Aiso-N "zio'n ORD. B-os' Aarch ard Cardlr
u Quar-. 20 ui
haaslu Santos FeH ll. no dc Janelro - Bar
.aio, March u ul Philadelphia b. 10 Die i : a
Brazil g. With mlsr Bar .Os . m
y J. LIc-en.acl. Buclos Ayres Feb o. 81 fuei,
March j. aud Boston ~. 90 Barber a O. with
mise. bar. 100 . Oh.
SAILED
Lansing. Perth Ambov. william OTr.en. Jacl-
,anyLlr. ssfamac-a. trstohal. Beunudlan tBri
BERMUDA. Creole Nrw Orleans. lie de la Reunion
liF. Marrile,. Cheu0. Range l-i. IArerpsi.
A1a'of tNurl. Glara. Mann. Hlta Balfirlore
International ". NOala tErl London. Portu-
gIec Prince llrl. Brrst. A1riatir fBri. Liyerr.1l
Nd HALIFAX. Iarava. kirsrYr. Comanche Charles
..n aul Jacksonville. Naraeaioo MaJagIez. Comal.
GaIT..i'lt jamestown. Norfolk and Seuport New
Natolpo IBID. N.ldlv,stos Ada iItaD Afas,iu.
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Highe,, temperature yesterday. 40 degrees at !
n MI. lowest IS degrees tat - g. a. No.. aver
axe Yesterday. A. degrees. average Tor r0ftsIohd-
~ date last ,car 81 degrees average fof cor
responding date last thirty three years g. degrees
Barometer Readings.
sa NJ. 20 sl'l p NJ. 2ssos ?. m y 93
Humidity.
ga No.. 81 >. NO.. '2s ?. m.-.....- -
Local Forerast.-Pauly cloudy TO-DAY. to-fnor-
,o,y f,ir. slightly warmer: moderate north winds
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WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

:. oscar II. SCANDINAVIAN American IAa' ~
miles east " Sandy Hook o. noon yeslei'4'' -
reetal 90 dock Friday.
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York. Dls,rlc, VI Columbia. Maryland. Virginia.
delaware. New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
cloudy to-day: to.morrO~ fair ard warmer.
Southern New Engsnd. cloudy TO- day 10 mofrps
fair - =,
IInsruff. ,,,.,.-. -
AlaHen. fair to-day. TO morrow cloudy.
Westeu PENNSYLVANIA West Virginia. b-oTsia.
FLORIDA North and South Carolina and western
Texas fair % DAY and probably tor morrow.
Louisiana and Oklahoma. unsettled and cooler to
Iay. to-morfOH FAIR and cooler.
fssterr rcras unsettled .o-day. tomorrow fair
Local Oflclal Record The foll0eing official
raroli from The Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature for tc lsst twenty four hours IN
comparison With the corresponding date Of lat
va
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AUCTION SALES,

MORTGAGE SALE Nv virtue % chatiei mortsas.
made Ny Davidson aud Kuhiu to Schulman A
Son. Inc I Will sell TO-DAY. al . m al n
West .tth ~. Manhattan. entire outnt " :
restaurant and Lease tMoftgagc aed Dee 10
1879 ~ order Mortgage
l. RosENBAUM. Auctlonecr.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE rNto> THEOLOGICAL sfMiNA"''

broadway at ieoth street, ,,pgs
Public lectures on SOME LANneNt fry
IN THE HISTORY OF CHURCH fVbN n
hy the Rev. AMBROSt W. hNN Ci,,,.
u. OF the Harvard church, oy,,,.,,.
Mass Thursday. March 80. The nfsss
ningS 81 the Free Churches I' Ia.
March 81. The Contribution OF Sohk1t,L
tionalism 20 Church Polity'-st hFe
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SCHOOL AGkNCifS.

American and .'orsisa Teachers AEe eS",sr,
Supplies Professors. Teachers and
Gayernessea etc, TO Colleges schSg,ns,r>c.
Families Apply TO Mrs Al J. iO0
FULTON. ~ Union sousr.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
GARDENER Married, greenhouse. tcsctaDies.
flower. ruscv. shrubs trees, fruit. lawns. &c. !.
"a years charge OF last place best references Boi
.se. MIlturu. g.
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Female.
A..Ns.

RESPECTABLE WOMAN wants home i1 country
elderly couple. competent coos housekeeping
laundry excepted. temperate. Quiet moderate
Nases fare expected II. h. led Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

w. S1.orlck. s. IA Sheppard, H. L. Halsey. e. =.
Hoh'nsou D. W. aver p. vs.. GrAmef. l. e.
storms. 10 cents each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

COLLECTED by MISS LOUISE C. TAYLOR
TUFUS OF TIL PREPARATORY CLASS or
DEARBORN MORGAN SCHOOL ORANGE y. J.
Janet Wallace. Lydia Davis. George She'ley.
Wirifref Carpenter Mavar.a Ioe~er Dorothy
Barns-i. ka-hcrine Steaf'-.. Patty Woodhuu.
Frances E4I-- Mazda saar-l. Louise e.. Tag
lur. 90 cents each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30
HELP WANTED.
Male.

EXprEifNcED MOTOR TRUCK MEcHANIc Tor
TaI KNe- Mas. D r.. Bot .'2 Tribune of.ce.
WANTED Experienced cigar clerk 'or retail store
a. h~fHeeu IS aud %. must have clean record.
-2- Tribune oiace
Young NIX wanted for electrical work. hGh
school graduates preferred. state age ciuraion
ana c.,.f-.d training Address 4. Box 40. care
Tribune Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-30

A previous engagement has prevent
cd Marjorie from accepting the invi-
tation Of the United Spanish War vet
Grams 20 be present az their prepared
ness rally tomorrow evening The
commander in chief, Representative l..
&. Dyer. will preside Joseph il.
Choate is expected % be present, as
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS or
SOUTHERN TRACTION COM
PA<i

A special meeting OF the stock
holders of Southern Traction com
pauv will be- held az the office 81
said company. 1911 Southwestern
Life Building. city 0f Dallas Daliaf
county. Texas. on Wednesday. MAY
.2fth. 1916. AZ II O'Clock "a m. for
the purpose 0f considering and taxi
ine action upon thc proposal -
merge UT consolidate the Southern
Traction company and the Texas
Traction company. and che tukine
lover aud acquiring oi the phy
properties. rights and franchises ~
.uue company hY tho other. ur uf "a
.new company. upon terms which may
hr agreed upon hy Ae directors of
the Tezas Traction con- pany and the
Southern Traction company. and asa
.thurlred nr approval hy the majority
vote of the Hfoehhuiaefa nf 'bu tw1
eumfauiss respectively and taking
ail nsHes atfs ASTON Boa connect un
Herewith OF incident thereto. nreHs-
aafa uf nfnHeftfH fMa contamination
fErreuf lI ffr same 81 approved
ArH ln connection MtfN the eMH8ert
a.aftef stated. ~ rreNlte and rut it
al. tas rsUnr nf fht COMMITTEES. hefe-
fnrufe appointed pr fhs stHrhaularrr
asah nUmf nae heeu lfeHlf.d auf
H.si 81 fhH committee. .fnureHsls
Hafa nNf.Nr nI ernauIlAstinn aI-
SIS fsfHa tafr rs stated
JAMES u GRIFFIN.
teffat#g
n.uas rslaa Mas i.ta. lsls
fA4slal
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-05-23
RETAIL MERCHANTS To
MEET IN SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Kay ~
One of the features of the sixteenth
annual convention of the Retail Mer-
chants association of Texas. which
VIII be held at San Antonio. June
IL, IL. Ia and Is, will be discus
sion on the possibilities of the Tex
as peanut crop.
An expert provided by the Texas
industrial congress will be present at
the meeting in order to give the at
tending merchants necessary infor-
nation on how best to market the
crop to the best advantage and how
10 encourage an increase in aero
age The facts and figures showing
how the mills in Texas arc equipped
to handle this years crop viii be
furnished.