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SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE.

As impossible as it seems of belief Il i- apparent that American steam ships, plying the American flag. have been furnishing German submarines with the things they must of necessity have in order to remain Ing from Their home base
 Such action on the part af ships bearing the protection of the Amer can flag oueht to bc severely dealt @ith when the proof is made 1t is the w0nst type of treason. Not alone is a ship owner r ship master re. sponsi5le, but every person on ,be ship who knew o, such action. and failed to report il. is guilty alike
 This war business puts burden ot re ponst1iiity on every American c.ti. zen 10 report every suspicious action on the part of anybody that at may be inTestlgated. No country was ever so beset with possibilities of doubt about its mixed population as is free America. Those about whom no doubt eXisb.. or ever shall exist ought 10 be yigilant indeed in their daily ay Cd. tious that if treason O-mes before them they will get the iulorna ion Co their government
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thing. mt alone before the people Of the South but also before the people Of the West. the East and even of all the people of the world. Perhaps the cold is over. The warmth If the cum mer sun will bring the cops of his section mp to their full standard of measure. and next in turn should be the answer 10 the question of putting away tb.s crop so that il will serve the dinner table on Christmas morn. ing as well as during July and August
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PERHAPS IT'S OVER.

While there is seldom a hankerin. among the people of the South for the advent cf the hot weather that seems to last so long when onee it is well
 set over us, yet this spring t. an ex
 ceptan, because there is a great mo-k to be done The cold weather of late April and early May is not helping tho crop production, and the matter of big crops is now the most important
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Evidently many of our citizens have overlooked the fact that they ow the city some tax which they should pay for Vehicle, Dog or some Special Tax for operating a business subject to a special tax
 We do not wish to work a hardship on any one but these taxes or licenses must be paid 10 The city clerk or col. lector at the City hall on or before May 10th. and failure 10 do SO wH subject the deiuuqen. to a penalty through the Municipal court
 CHAS Y WEAVER.
 City Manager 5.C.1w
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BASEBALL RESULTS
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Standing of Teams.
Walker shut out Chattanooga.

New Orleans, May 9.-"Dixie" Walk CT held Chattanooga to three hits to- day equalled his own record Of the season of ten strike-outs and shut ont .the visitors, 9 to O. Todays victory gave New Orleans clean weep of the series
 Score k. H. F. Cuattanooaa .... 600 oo0 0go--0 New Orleans .0O2 00l 00x-3 l
 Knowlson and Peters Walker and Higgins.
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The Board of Health f the city -n- tends that Il [ Sprin-s shall be sani. tary thb7 summer. and that means that your political pull vent get you by Clean up.
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ENCOURAGEMENT
FOB SCHOOL plREcroR

The SentinelRecord is authorized 10 announce W. s. SorreIls as a caudi date fer school director of Hot Springs school district subject 10 the action of the voters in the eection Of May l9
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Nashville Won in sixth Inninq.

Atlanta, Ga, May 9.--Nashyille de- feated Atlanta today, to ,, by pound Ing Ere ssler for enough runs ia The sixth inning to overcome a four-run lead Atlanta gained n the fifth
 Score R II p Nashville ......lo0 o05 000-G 9 Atlanta .......... ono 05o 000-5 2
 Ellis and Street; Bressler, Day Brennan and Picinich
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
RolILe ZeIder 9 Hltter.

Brooklyn May 9-Chicaeo began its Eastern invasion today by defeating Brooklyn. to 3. The home team had a three-ran lead up to .he sixth inning when Coombs blew up and was knocked o.t of thc box in the seventh
 Rolle Ze.der made a double and three single. driving in fo1r runs and scoring two himself
 Score + T E Chicago .........G .Go0 0o2 32o7 l2 g Brooklyn ......2gl G90 0oo-" 6 2
 Reutber Prenderg7st hIdr.dge and Elliott; Coomys, smith and Miller
 All others rain
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dalias-San Antonio, ran. Waco 3, Beaumont 1
 Fort Worth O. Galveston ?. Shreveport ,, Houston Q.
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And in the meanwhile those in a pa asitiou 10 observe declare the city manager plan is working out 10 splen- did success
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas City 8, Louisville 1
 Minneapolis 8. Indiauabolis z. St. Paul 0, Toledo 2.
 Milwaukee 1, Columbus g.
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} H E
Memphis Broke Birmingham's Winning
 Streak

Birmingham, Ala Nay 9.-Costly errors and poor base running on the part of Birmingham players and good pitching by Fenuess accounts for tho defeat of Birmingham by Memphis to- day, to 5, and a break in the win ming streak of the home team after seven victories in a row.
 Score R II E Memphis .......320 o0l oel-7 F Birmingham ...30O GOO 0o2-5 s 4
 Fentess and Ruel Ponder and Ha- worth.
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If you suffer from stomach dlsor, ders, ask your doctor about our 5ul. garIan buttermilk. The Pastsurlzed MIX CO. 1-11-tf
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The SentinelRecord is author zed t1 announce Claude E Marsh as a caudi. date for reelection to the school board of the Hot Springs school dis trict subject 10 the action If the yot CTS in the election of May l9
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We have Tn operation circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents fy from lighting, The Pas teurlzed MIX Go. s-11-h
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This is fly time. and if the screens are not up they should be before the fly gets his toe hold
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In compliance with the request Of many citizens Of Hot Sprug-. l take this means Of announcing my candi- dacy as e member Of the School Board m tbe approaching election.
 UR. A. J. RHINE.
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Joining the Red Cross of the Navy League is daug your bit in quie. sort of way that is gong 10 be help ful of results
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The School Boards statement should be gone over carefully in order that you might thoroughly ramiliarze yourself with matter of vital inter. est to you,
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AMERICAN EAGLE.

Registered stallion vii stand at my farm for tue season, Breeding fees, $5.G0. A S ALLEN, Phone 2279
 AT till TIT
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SPEClALS-Tuttifruttl and maple Ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Go. 3-22tt.
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SPECtALS-Tuttifrutt and maple Ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Co. 3-22-tf
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For reliable roof wOrB call Geo. J. Turk, phone 339. F 27.tf
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Drink Bulgarian sutteFmIlk Eos breakfast &11-tf
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SECOND CAME
Detroit TOOK Two Games.

Detroit May 9-Deuoit won both games oi a double-header with Clevo- land today. to and 2 to !. turougJ the pitching of Eumke and Carroll Jones, a.ded by timely hung De- troit went into the lead in six innings in the first game when two hits and base on balls neted two runs. In the second contest the home team punded thIee pitchers for E hits, SCOT. ing eight runs in the first three 1 rtngs
 FIRST GAME
 Score R. IT. E. Cleveland .......0ol o0o 00o-H 9 Detroit .........10e 002 0lX-i {
 klepfer CoumJe and ONeI. Elm. ke and Spencer.
 SECOND GAME.
 Score I3 II E. Cleveland ...... GOO 00l 000-I Detroit ..........224 001 00x-9 1l (
 Morton, Lambeth, Gould and Bl lings Jones and Spencer,
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sox Hlt Groom Aard
Boston and Washington Split.

Washington, May 9-Boston and Washington split even in a double. header here today. Boston won the first game, in which Shore outpitched Dumont, 1 to l. In the second game, with the score a tie .C2 10 2, in the eighth Mays pas ed Milan and a double by Rice and Smiths triple gave Washington two runs. Bostoa's rally in the ninth fell hort
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All others rain
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FIRST GAME

Score R. II E Boston .........lo1 00o llo-4 $ f Washington .....l00 Qe0 0o0-1 : Shore and Agnew; Dlnoat and Henry.
 SECOND GAME.
 Score R II E Boston ........100o poo 8l--} Washington ...10o olo o2X--i 8 Mays and Thomas. shaw aud Am smith.
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|D|sIB|CT: 6, I. con-
vEMT|0V IN Session



|pcrtant questions were asked and an.
|swered. IN ~ 4
| The reports Of the district pred.
|'dent and secretary we're read and
showed an upward tendency Of the
work. Some new societies were or
|gsnized and others which had dis
banded were resurrected. and the out.
look seems very encouraging.
The aim for the worlds Endeavor
Us one million members. the campaign
to close July LIST. 1917.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Miss Hope Finfrock. Houston, Tex.
as, president.
Mr.. Fred Norris, Houston, Texas
secretary.
The locating Of the next session
was left in the hands Of the officers.
The program this afternoon was
carried out as planned. Tonight "A
Mock Trial" was be the order Of the
service.
The conference will meet tomorrow
afternoon and night. Mr., Carl Leh.
man, national worker. will have
charge, and great treat is in store.
Don't miss It,
Nine societies were represented in
this conference.
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11EIIRER B1[[ET1N

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BASEBALL At a. AND M.
Season Opens Wednesday. March 9TH.
With 8. w. l. 1. Of IoulaIana.

Season Opens Wednesday, March 7th,
With 9. w. !. !. Of louisiana.
The cadets at A. and NJ. are anx.
iously awaiting the opening Of the
baseball season. s. w. !. I. OF Louis.
lana is scheduled to ring up the cur
tain Wednesday. March It'll. at Kyle
Field. Very little is known OF the
opposition in the opening game for
the Aggies. except hat they are
bringing the same team that tied
Louisiana State In the first game last
year and held them to one to moth.
Ing contest In the next. This is the
first Texas invasion BY this Louis
lana team and 1t is scheduled for the
eth and sth at College and for the 9th
and 10th at Huntsville. These games
were scheduled to give the Aggies a
workout on the home grounds before
the games with Rice at Houston on
March 23rd and 2ith.
Ideal weather for playing has work
ed wonders for the A. aud NJ. squad.
The kinks In their arms have been
numbered and the hitters have been
getting their eyes on the ball In a way
that will mean untold Joy for the Az.
gle fans. just how the team will line
up for the contest Is for the time un.
certain. Coach Graves is hardly sat
isfied with last years infIeld and has
been making few shifts. Four men
have been trying for the position OF
catcher. made vacant when Captain
Russell left. Fanny Coleman OF the
1856 squad. Wrinkle Moore and
Tommy Davis, second string men
and Ellis. who was freshman last
year. aspire to the receiving end OF
the battery. They all bid fair to take
turn behind the mask. Priester has
been shifted to second base. but
whether this Is permanent Ia profile
NAUTICAL The pitching san has beer
materially strengthened this week hs
the addition OF Penny Thornton OF the
basket bali team. Greisenbeck. all
state forward Of the basket ball team
Is out again for the position in center
field.
A great many Of the Aggie support
ers are anxious for big league team
at College during the week OF Marcel
18th and Director Driver is CORE
spending with two teams at present
and possibly VIII be able to secure I
team for the cadets at College durins
that week.
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St. Joseph's Church.

Mass and sermon at s o'clock.
Mass at A. and NJ. College at $3.50
by Rev. J. Elliott Ross Of Austin.
Texas
Father Ross will also preach to the
A. and NJ. students and campus peo-
pie at the chapel service at II o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
High mass, sermon and benediction
at II o'clock.
Evening devotion at 7:45.
Tho many friends Of Father Ross
will be glad to hear that he will
preach at the evening service.
All are cordially invited.
Mass during the week every morn
Ing at s o'clock.
Wednesday and Friday evenings at
7:45 Lenten devotions.
All are welcome!
J. B. GLEIssNER.
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Most Of the German beer saloons
are now displaying the stars and
stripes over the bar and the old
chromos and prints Of the Kaiser,
Won Moltke. Bismark and Frederick
the Great are being gradually replaced
by pictures Of Washington. Lincoln.
Grant and Woodrow Wilson. Bartend.
ers and walters In all the best Ger.
man cafes have been instructed 10
avoid war" conversations with Gus.
toners. and a similar rule prevails In
barber shops. where a sudden silence
Is making life difficult for a lot Of
conversational tonsorial Teutons.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03

800 .. N. vespers-"0ur Commun
Ions"
Tussdsy-- M
SEQ p. N. vespers-" The Bible
Wednesday
500 :. m. Ltany and Holy Com
munion.
Thursday 80 ai.i .aS ,f
80 ?. M ys s''N $ 'n's'v'as.'
Friday &
500 ,. m. vsspsrs-- Home Mis-
sions." m
1880 p. m. Choir Rehearsal.
600 p. m. vespers- Foreign Mis-
sions."
The Right Rev. George H. Kinsolv'
Ing, Bishop Of the Diocese Of Texas
will be the Preacher at the II o'clock
service Sunday and viii administer
Holy Confirmation.
Attention IL called to the change Of
the hour Of the service on Sunday
evening to 600 p. m.
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Or. A. LlcHENsTsIN
COMING TO BRYAN.

The church at. Beaumont. Texas,
writes:
You know OF DR.. A. Lichcnstein,
who Is superintendent Of Jewish mis-.
sions. lie viii be In your town next
Sunday and we would be glad for you
to give him a service. HIS heart goes
out to Israel like the heart Of Paul tho
Apostle. He has spoken scceptably
In the churches Of this city. am
sure your people will enjoy hearing
him tell Of the work he is doing"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03
TO TAX ROLLING STOCK.

A bill to provide for the rendition
OF rolling stock otfraIlroads In school
road districts. levee districts
and drainage districts In each county
OF the state. was introduced by sena.
tor rechard In the senate yesterday.
The author of the bill is Judge ]. T.
Maloney OF this city.
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NOTICE TO pouLrRvmen.

There will be a regular meeting OF
the Brazos County Poultry Associa.
ton Monday night at 7:so at the
Commercial Club rooms. We wan,
everyone interested In poultry TO be
on hand. as matters will come before
this meeting that win be Of interest
~ all. J. N. sprcokelmeyer. president
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Shall be glad to see you at the fol-
lowing services tomorrow:
Sunday school. 10000 a. m.
Preaching at 1900 Q. m.
We shall unite with the Christian
congregation for the night service.
owing to the Houston District En-
deavor Convention being in session.
Next Wednesday night there will be
business meeting Of the church Inn
mediateiy after prayer meeting. The
entire membership are urged to be
present. Business Of Importance to
come before the church.
FRED COMBER, Pastor.
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Sunday school at s:45; c. NJ. Beth.
any, superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
by the pastor.
BaptismaI rites to children will pre-
cede the morning service, and the
Lords supper will be observed imme-
dlately following the morning service.
Rev. A. Lichenstein. a Christian
Jew, wifi deliver an address at p.
m. on "The Jewish Passover" He
will be dressed as Christ was dressed
when he ate the Passover with his
disciples, and will use the same kind
Of unleavened bread as eaten at the
Passover. Everybody cordially invit-
ed to attend these services.
W. E. SOLOMON, Pastor.
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First Christian Church.

First Christian Church.
Services as follows tomorrow:
Bible school at 9:45 q. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
All services In the afternoon and
night will be under the direction Of
the Houston District Convention now
in session in Bryan. DR.. Carl Lehman
will speak tomorrow. Don't fail to
hear him. Come tonight.
J. C. WEIGH.
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NOTICE.

The College Motor Club offers q re-
ward Of fifty dollars (t50) for the ar-
rest and conviction Of anyone found
tampering with, damaging. using
without the owners consent, or steal
Ing an automobile belonging to any
member Of the club; ono-haIf Of which
will be paid to the informer and the
other half to the officer making the
arrest.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

The following real estate transfer
was recorded at the court house to-
day: l.. 8. Cashier to Field & Adoue.
40 acres in Robertson county and
1877 acres In the 8. +. Austin league.
Brazos county: consideration, s2.033.
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First Presby terIan Church.

At the morning service DR.. Lichten'
stein will preach on the subject given
in another notice In this issue. In
the evening the pastor will preach
upon 1.-THE Fact Of He'll" Is 1t fact!
Sunday school will begin promptly
at $3.50 instead Of s:45. Remember
this. The weather promises to be
disagreeable but 1t is,earnestly hoped
that the members will brave 1t and
come out.
CHARLTON H. STOREY,
Pastor. /.
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cRAPsHoorsRs FINED.

Deputy Marshal Morley arrested
four crapshooters In a house in IN,
northwestern part of the city last
night. All four OF them pleaded guilt,
In the city court today and were
fined $40 and costs which total SIS.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03
RHEUM

II you have Rheumatism you will
be glad to know Of the quick relief
obtained by using the internal remedy,
ANTI-RHEUMATIC. This valuable
preparation is particularly adapted
for the quick relief Of Rheumatism,
sciatica. Lumbago, Backache.
Price soc. Sold by E. r Emmel,
Druggist.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03
CUT FLOWERS

Sweet Peas. Carnations finest
grown. Easter Lilies. Gala Lilies.
rrecsea's. Albums. Geraniums. Mar.
cissus. Nioleis. Roses. Tomato and
Elephants. Sweet and Hot Peppers
30 plant order accepted for less than
500.
$685. - ooas -
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81. Andrews Church.

81. AnoreWe Church.
Parker Avenue and 26th. st.
Rev. Randolph Ray. Rector.
Services for week beginning March
4th, 1917:
Sunday-2nd in Lent.
500 a. m. Holy Communion.
s:45 a. m. Sunday school.
1900 a. m. Mathis. Sermon and
Confirmation. Preacher. The
Right Rev. the Bishop.
500 y. m. Evensong and short ad.
dress by the Rector. subject:
Sacramento Religion"
Monday
400 .. m. s. ANDREWS Guild.
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NEW YORK DAY BY DAY.

New York, March 3.-Tamany Hall
may meant It and 1t may not. but
nevertheless It Is going to do the
needful thing and go to Washington
1000 strong to attend the Inauguration
Of President Wilson on Monday, re-
lations between the White House and
Fourteenth Street have not improved
as greatly as friends OF both sides
would like to see them, but the ten.
sion is not SO tight as II was few
years ago. Perhaps few plums that
Tamany considers worth while may
yet fall in the direction OF the wig.
wan. At any rate. Charles f. Muir.
ply, head Of Tammany Holl, believes
that President Wilson will support
the plan to make James w. Gerard,
the returning ambassador to Germany
q candidate for mayor Of New York
city next fall.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

A civil service examination will be
held in this city at the federal build
ing on March "a for clerks N the
postoffice at College Station. Assist
ant postmaster Cloud will conduct the
examination.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03

German submarines are threaten.
Ing to sink the newest Paris fashion
for American women as well as Amer.
lean ships. In the region Of Fifth
avenue shops that are headquarters
for feminine styles there is a state OF
uncertainty that seriously threatens
spring gowns and Easter hats. This
is the time OF the year when the
clever representatives Of the leading
establishments that import French
models go to Paris to pick the sea-
sons newest and choicest creations
OF fashion for American women. The
submarine menace has temporarily
blockaded this ocean travel.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-03-03

rs she reliable7" Absolutely. You
can always depend upon her being
just about 30 minutes late. Life.
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FAT STOCK sHow-Fr. WORTH
$500 round trip; on sale daily March
9th to 18th. inclusive; limited March
18th.
1896 round trip: ON sale March 18th
and morning March 18th; limit Mar.
iSth-on sale again March iith aud
morning March 18th; limit March i6,
No reduction for children and no bag.
gage checked on ss.s5 rate.
srocxmENs CONVENTION = Ell.
PAso-s25.os round trip via Dallas
or IT. Worth: s2s.so round trip via
Houston-On sale March &,h and sth /:
limit March 18th.
49, 49, 9. n. HARRIS Ticket ACT