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Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
WHAT BILL PROVIDES
Gives President Wilson Wide Pow
ers During The War
Sl5O. 100000 TO WORK ON

The food bill which became a law
Saturday, gives the president contro
over foods, fuel, including fuel oil anc
natural gas fertilizer ingredients, farm
machinery and tools.
Allows the president to license bust
ness and plants and to revoke these
licenses, farmers and stock-raisers be-
ing exempt from this section.
Authorizes and empowers the presi-
dent, through the federal trade commits
sion, to control, take over and operate
coal and coke mines and to fix the-price.
Directs the president, when an emer-
gency exists, to fix minimum price of
wheat making minimum So for No. l
northern for 1918 crops; and allows him
to enhance the duty on foreign wheat
to bring it to American price.
Prevents the use of foods, fruits,
food materials or feeds in the manu-
facture of distilled spirits and allows
the president to limit the alcoholic con-
tents of malt or vinous liquors.
Authorizes and directs the president
to commander distilled spirits as far as
necessary for war use, the courts to
determine the price.
Directs the president to spend SlO,-
900, 600 for nitrates and sell them to
farmers at cost.
Prevents members of the advisory
commission of the council of national
defence from participating in govern
ment contracts.
Furnishes boarding and destruction of
foodstuffs and speculation.
Allows the president to close grain
exchanges. boards Of trades. ETC., in
order to prevent speculation
Authorizes the president to requistion
supplies for the army and navy.
Authorizes him to buy. store and sell
wheat, -four, meat, beans and potatoes.
Allows him to take over factories,
packing houses, pipe lines, mines or
other plants AMI operate them.
The sum of 81, 500, 600 IS provided for
running expenses and $3.50, 100000 to
carry out the work of the whole food
administration. The food control
ceases at the expiration of the war.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Assessment Board At Work

The new county board of assess
ment has begun its work in Blackbird
Hundred and with the assessor of that
hundred is making every effort to in
spect all real estate and personal pro-
perty. The board realizes that it has a
big undertaking and asks tn co-opera-
tion of all persons liable to assessment
to assist them in establishing valuations
etc. Appoquinimink hundred is the
next hundred to be assessed; the board
will then come to St. Georges Hundred
and continue its work up the country.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25

Walter S. French. of Moorestown, N.
j., has secured the contract to apply a
large quantity of tar treatment on the
improved stone roads of the county. A
force of men and his tar truck distribu-
tor have been working this week on the
road from Middletown to Glasgow, and
will continue as far south as Blackbird.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Eat Plenty Of Fruit

In summer it is advisable to eat fruits
and vegetables freely. In the first
place they are commonly plentiful and
cheap; second, they are better for YOU
in warm weather than heavier foods:
third, they are produced closer to our
home, thus requiring less transportation;
fourth, they may, to certain extent.
take the place of more concentrated
foods which stand long shipments better
and which are needed for the soldiers
and the people of other countries.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Potato Crop At College

The potato harvest in the war garden
at the Women's College has amounted
to 260 bushels-more than will be needed
for the college during the year. The
garden is good demonstration Of what
is being done by similar institutions
throughout the country.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Greater Production

According to the Food Bill passed two
weeks ago by Congress, Delaware re-
ceives $13, 800 to stimulate greater food
production throughout the State. Of
this sum $1,000 will be spent for County
Agent work; $2,O for Boys and Girls
Club; $1,000 for home demonstration
work. This fund will provide for the
appointment of one more county agent,
one state leader of home demonstration
work, and two county home demonstra-
tors.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Bethesda Church Notes
Sunday, August Goth, 1917.

Sunday, August 26th, 1917.
Brotherhood, Sunday, $50 A. M. led
by Brother S. j. Brockson.
Preaching at 1920 by the Pastor.
Evening service from 7.45 to $50.
Address by the Pastor.
Prayer-meeting every Wednesday
evening at 745.
The Sunday School sessions have
been suspended until Sunday, September
9th.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Public Notice Warning

There is danger lurking at soda foun-
tains and ice cream stands because of
improper cleaning of spoons, dishes.
glasses and ice cream measures. See
that you get clean service and avoid
dangerous infectious diseases. A dip
in cold dirty water does not clean any
soied eating utensi.
BOARD OF HEALTH,
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Many Condensed News Items Of
the Past Week
In THIS AND NEARBY POINTS

Excursions
Now the weeds.
Earlier twilight.
Gamers getting busy.
Spray those hen roosts
Monday, September Sd, will be Labor
Day.
Universal labor is the lever of democ-
racy.
All signs point to good crop of chest
nuts this year.
The hardest part of vacation is COM
ing back home.
The Chesapeake City Schools will
open on Monday, September 10.
A good motto for the farmer is. mo
weeds on the farm will go to seed this
year."
List Of letters remaining unclaimed in
the Post Office week ending August
23rd, 1917: Samuel Brenser.
There is nothing to be gained In spend
ing what is left of your life wishing you
could live the first part over again.
The third of the series of dances
which is being held in the Century Club |
House took place on Tuesday evening
The proceeds amounted to ABOUT S18S5.
Middletown transcript., 1917-08-25
Public Sc hool Opens

The public schools here will open
for the fall term on Monday, Septem-
ber 10th. The only change in the teach
ers for this year will be Miss Susie Rat
ledge to succeed Mrs. Albert H. Dono-
van who resigned.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01

uppbar han nu stadig veckolon
fran advokat Cooleys kontor i
Smith-byggnaden j Seattle. I'm
der Vanderveers korsforhor foil
han alldeles samman, och for
svaret amman visst anklaga ho-
nom for mened. -
VIM. Bridge, fangvaktare j
Everett och medlem av Mac
Raes skytteskvadron den 5 nov,
.vittnade att forsta skottet kom
fran verona" och trodde han
sig igenkanna T. Tracy. Under
Vanderveers korsforhor blev
Bridge nerves och tafatt, ty en-
ligt slit eget yittnesmal var han
vid skjutningen vid dockan i sa-
dan vinkel mot Verona, att han
icke skulle kunna Sc Tracys an
sikte Diet omtalade hyttfonstret.
Aklagarna hade annu EFT halvt
dussin vittnen, daribland var
Everetts brandchef, ur vars witt
nesmal Diet bevisades: att visst
inte I. w. w. anlagt nagon ED
darstades.
Den 80 mars s1utade aklagar-
ma med sina vittnen. Forsta ak
ten dramat ar utspelad.
Ridan gar upp for andra akten,
som vi referera i nasta hummer.
3. M.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
Riddade fran en-
Siunkcn Bat.

Mar S. S. Hea1dton gick till
botten gick ocksa ALT och ALA
med undantagandes 6 medlem-
mar av L. w. w. Dessa sex kam-
rater sanda sin halsning fran Ho1-
land till ALA k1asskamrater.
Det forsta 'dessa kamrater
tankte pa mar de kommo j land
var den organisation de med sar-
skid glade aro medlemmar av.
Fran Holland sanda de fo1jan-
de kabeltelegram:
Rotterdam, Relay, March n
1917:
Sekr. M. T. W., Philadelphia.
Fellow Workers. The sur
viyors Of the Hea1dton send greet
ings to all members Of the In
dustrial Workers of the World.
Signed Cullen, Romero"
"Lauriero", 9 Fonseca Coma
les, sGrande
Delta visar att hur lila det an
gar for ALA andra, nog gar del
bra for /. w. w. medlemmarna
= =,
ALT annat kan forgoras men 81 I
lW. w. och dess lnedlemmar,
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
kamrafer

Trots dessa kristider ha vi va
gat CORA en- AMMAN mera genonl-
gaende forandring av Alarm.
Denna gang CALLER det ej mer el-
ler mindre an att avkorta avstan-
det for Alarm att bliva veckotid-
ming.
Fran och med den l maj ut
gives ALARM iva ganger i mana
den, den och IS i varje manad.
vi hoppas att delta steg kom-
mer att av kamraterna halsas med
glade, medvetna ON att det ar
alias hopp att smart aga en- vec-
kotidning
Det ar nodvatdigt kamratcr.
darfor maste det ga.
Med god prenumerantsamling
de narmaste manaderna, hoppas
Vi att smart bliva j stand att ut
giva ALARM en- gang ! veclan.
| y n p = az = n
Alt beror pa er kamrater,
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01

du tror at den hyre du faar nu
har gaaet op, tager du meget fell.
For nu har a1ting du maa kjGbe
av klader, og mad eller andre
n9dvendige artikler har gaat op
i verde IRA 100 procent til zoo
procent og mere. Men din ar
beidsbetaling har like, steget me-
re end omtrent IS procent, saa det
beviser sig at du har mindre be-
taling nu end fGr. Derfor vi be-
der dig at studere vore principler
1ese wore aviser og pamphlets,
naar de gj6r dette, saa vii de
smart finde ud at i. w. w. prin-
ciperne er den eneste og bedste
vel til frihed. For arbeidsklassen
den bedste made til at forkorte
sin arbeidstid, og forbedre din
stilling og Detailing. I. w. w.
organiserer hver sj6mand eller
landmand der arbeider for beta
ling, og naar dette gjores bli-
yer millioner i I. w. w. Du we'd
meget godt at en- organisation der
har mil1ioner av medlemmer kan
frembringe bedre, og hurtigere re-
sultater, og en- ideR union kan
gaa paa streike i maaneder og har
It'd at gaa ti1bage verre end de
var f9r. Tag for eksempel den
sidste streike I. w. w. havde i
Philadelphia paa sukkerfabrikken
og dokarbeiderne hvor Eastern
Gulf sailors og fyrb@dere, iste-
den for at tage dem til Philadel-
phia tog de baaderne til New
| Orleans og hvor dokarbeiderne
losset sukkeret og blew skippet
med jernbanen til Philadelphia og
saaledes gjorde alt hvad de kun
de for at brekke stricken og
spurgte du dem ON de var union
mand saa kunde de wise ct op-
betalt union card. Derfor at for
bygge den enc union at scabbe
paa den andre vi maa organisere
allie en- union istedetfor at gaa
mango smaa union. Derfor kanf-
merater, studer I. w. w. og find
I'D ON den like er den bedste or
ganisation. Axel Larsen,
de1egat 16,
New Orleans.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
Skandinaviske sj0mend paa
AfIdnferkysfen Oq andre plddser

Det er ,nu tiden for os til at or
ganisere av den code grund.
Skibseierne har bedre. frugter av
sine baade nu, end de nogensinde
har havt. Og aktieierne gj@r sig
grundrige paa dit arbeide, men
du faar ingenting av deres vel
stand. Hvorfor like? gruaden
er lige til, du er like organiseret
paa den 'rette made. Derfor
gj@lder det for dig at organisere
i den rette union, og forbedre din
levemaade. NJ for tiden er I.
w. w. den eneste og bedste
union, og som nu holder paa at
organisere allie sjomend ind i
union, da vi nu har organisations
lokaler paa den Atlantiske og
Pacific-kysten, og paa de store
indsj6er Og naar du tager I'D EN-
union box I. w. w. saa har du
ret til at arbeide hvorsom helst,
I. W.! w. har kontrol: Det er
saaledes den eneste union som
tilbyder dette. Og vii nu like
vare 1enge f9r l. w. w. vii faa
indtrade over hele verden: der
har allerede Rarselona L, ,O0C
sj9mand gaaet ind II. w. w. og
ligeledes Mexico er til at fglge
eksemplet. Nj kan du tage I. w.
w. paa at1anteske kysten i den
korte It'd den har varet til, l1ar
den allerede visit sig som den bed
ste og skarpeste union som har
visit nogen fremgang. Har like
I. w. w. $500 til $1,000 mere i
maaneden. Tag for eksempel
Norfolk vor vi g1k paa stre1ke og
fix $1,000 mere paa 4 timers It'd
Eastern Gulf sjomend kunde
faaet det samn1e, ON like Eastern
Gulf delegater havde nagtet dem
at gaa paa streike, og saaledes
maatte staa OmbOrd op arbeide
for $45.OO i maaneden, naar de
kunde have faaet $1,000 mere ON
maaneden, og tag ligeledes New
York, hvor vi fix $500 mere for
uden at gaa paa streike, da vi
negtet at gaa ombord for mindre
end Eastern Gulf, de var villige
til at sende mand ombord for
$500 mindre end I. w. w. ON
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, MAJ 1917.
| gr0nskandc Mai.

Varvindar susa skogen och saven
Boljorna leka vid gronskande strand,
Ranseln jag binder, tar staven maven,
Vandrar sa garna mot okanda land
Langtan sa maktigt betager mitt slime,
Tiusande bilder besterma mitt mime,
Hoppet far kraft sor1 en- segrande brand.
Oket blir tyngre an vanliga dagar,
Sja1en gor uppror mot bojornas tryck,
Fri will jag vandra, vart an mig behagar
Otvunget fo1ja varts infall var nyck;
Lyssna till larkornas drill Diet hoga,
Nakota fotter skogsbacken 1oga,
Skalkas med vinden, med Pan l1alla zwyck.
Slang dina "sylar" och folj mig 0 broder,
Slitet Diet racker, men livet ar kort;
Pyntad till fast Ggger jorden, var moder ).
Lundarna dofta, kom, fo1j mig dit bort!
Ser du pa vagen hur strilarna giittra?
Hor du dungen hur fag1arna kvittra?
Sipporna buga, fo1j mig dit bort!
Kasta bekymren for kommande dagar,
En- dag ar tralens maj manad gr6n.
Wore du. icke forradf och bedragen,
Rackte for fridagen. .pcksa din lon.
Darom Vi tiidisn d5tk I'd q forode
Anvand din kraft och du formar ditt Ode! =
Nu vinkar 1ivet bland dalar och kron.
Latom oss dromma ON ALT som ger lycka,
Alt som ger sallhet at manniskors. att
Larom oss hata de bojor som trycka,
Valdet, som pinar pa tusende satt!
Sedan mar sabbatens stund ar forllden,
Ga vi med nyvunna krafter till striden
Kampa for brod och for manniskoratt
(Forf okand.)
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
kamraf Bj6rkIunds
hakfninQ.

Det svenska borgarpacket trc
att genom att hakta redaktorer-
ma for Brand skola de IA Slut pa
denna tidning, som liksom. en- ED
branner dem. Den sprides bland
tusentals arbetare over hela Ian
det och lases ON och ON igen,
dess innehall ar starkt agitatoriskt
men samtidigt instructive och till
fredsstallande for de fortryckta
slavarna att lasa. De horsamma
-maningarna till handling och Diet
ar det som stor den giriga bor-
garsja1en. Iva redaktorer fol
Brand sitta mi ~fangslade och Diet
oaktat kommer Brand ut. Ty-
skarna ha blockerat varldshaven,
men hur de an blockera kommer
Brand fram.
Staten ar man ON att revolu-
tionarerna sko1a "a sftt dagliga
sbrod, darfor ia de pa sitt ansva1
att underhal1a dem deras pen.
sionat.
20 -.s5 e
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01

ALA ALARMS spalter skulle
fyllas ON vi i detail skulle skild-
ra denna farsartade rattegang,
den storsta och tills dato mast
spannande arbetarrorelsens
historic. Tidningens utrymme ar
for starkt begransat och for ov-
rigt ar nog de flasta av ALARMS
lasare aven lasare av Ind. Work
er eller Solidarity, varest ganska
fullstandiga referat varje vecka
f0rekomma. ~.,4
Under hela rattegangen ha
aklagarnas vittnen jamt motsagt
varandra, darmed tyd1igt lagt i
dagen att deras SAX ar mer ar
siuk - den ar rutten.
Huvudvittnen l1ar varit borg
mastare Merrill och cheriff Mac
Rae. Det var den forre, som den
6 november. fangelset Everett
IS brutaIt iltisshandlade var rys-
ke kamrat, Louis Skaroff, genom
att placera Skaroffs fingrar, en- i
sander, under ja'rnsangsfotterna
och sedan tillsammans med en-
konstapel hoppa upp i sangen
och pa sa satt nara krossa varJe
finger. ..@
Infor ratten nekade Merrill,
men det syntes tydligt att han
ljog, ty da advokat Vanderveer
med ems overrumplade honom.
genom att inkalla Skaroff, blew
Merrill, da han stod ansikte mot
ansikte med slit offer alldeles
elikblek. Framstammande anda
forst ett nekande, men erkande
sa till slut att han visst sett ho-
nom den kvallen hos polisen.
Den varde borgmastaren sok-
te pasta att I. w. w. sommaren
1916 anlagt stora eldsvador j
Everett. Men da brandchefens
irsrapport visade att det, ~det
aret varit mindre eldsvador an de
foregaende aren, sa blew borg
mastarens vittnesbord forklarat
for logn. Merrill ljog sa frackt
infor ratten, att han vid EFT till
falle blew uppmarksammad pa
att han var under ed.
Under Vanderveers korsforhor
med Merrill framgick det: att den
stadsforordning (city ordinance),
som forbjod offentliga motens
hal1ande vid det beryktade hornet
av Wetmore and Hewitt Ave.
aldrig av stadsfu1lmaktige anita
gits, eller ems voterats pa. Det
finnes inte en- gang upptaget
stadsfullmaktiges protokollboc-
ker.
Alltsa, ala dessa brutaliteter
mot organiserade arbetare sists
sommaren och Gustav Janson,
Felix Barar, John Looney, Hugo
Cerlot och Abraham Robino-
witz m6rdade i en- lags namn som
aldrig existerat!i!
For ovrigt besyarade Merrill
under forhoret ALA fragor med
mel jag vet inte" el1er "det
tror jag inte'
Ur Carl Clapps vittnesmal
J framgick det, att pa CONNER
cia1 Clubs kontor den 5 novem-
Der fanns 60 militargeyar och
blew ~ dessa SO stycken sanda
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
Rdttegangen i Seattle.
Bogastare Mers och sheriff
infor ratten. Myndigheterna bruaisera och morda
arbetare for uppratthala lag aldrig
existerat, m. m.

till hammer och utdelade bland
MacRaes "poliser".
Denna Clapp var intelligens
hogeligen begavad. Ty tillfragad
av Vanderveer foljande: F.: vad
ar direkt aktion? S.: anvandan-
det av valid i stallet for lagliga
medel. F.: :Anvandandet av vad?
S.: Valid. F.: Vad menar nj:
S.: Val, antingen fysiskt valid el-
Ter konspiration (kar'n ar nog S.
L. P.-man).-
Nagra polisvittnen hade den
den 80 augusti sett nagra l.. w.
w. medlemmar komma fran EFT
gatumote barande i handerna de-
lar av gaspipor. Har tankte akla-
garna ia EFT mycket graverande
bevis pa I. w. W.-"banditen',
men det blew inte battre an att.
de farliga vapnen varit de flytt-
bara fotterna-ttiilll derasrfafa1s stoi.
Andra poliser vittnade att vid
de olika tillfallena de gjort raz-
zia och arresteringar, I. w. W.
isterna hade aldrig gjort mot
stand.
Edward Armstrong och L. Da-
Wis, den forre styrman, den sena-
re uppassare pa verona, witt
made, att de trodde ej att skott
lossats fran baten forst. Dessa
vittnen hade, da 'Verona" lade
till, sett MacRae pa dockan med
hogra handen ON revolvern,
SAINT att han till sina underord-
made givit signal att skjuta.
MacRae (andra huvudvittnet)
vittnade och ljog frackt. Han
tvingades emellertid att erkanna,
att han vid ALA ti1lfallen da han
arresterat arbetarna 1atit pryg1a
och misshandla dem, i vilket nGs
je han ocksa sia1v deltagit. Han
hade brukat att medelst revolver
kolven sla man huvud och an
sikten. Under Vanderveers kors-
forhor med MacRae framgick
det att hans ide ON sabotage, var
att branna Everett. Men maste
han erkanna, att han aldrig hort
av att I. w. w. brant nagot de
stader varest de haft strider for
yttrandefriheten.
Han pastod sig igenkanna
Tommas Tracy, vilken den mo-
vember fran EFT av "Veronas"
hyttfonster skulle ha skjutit pa
honon1. Sade att han raknade
ungefar 20 bevapnade man ON
bord a verona" den blodiga
sondagen
Chares Auspos, en- av de an
k1agade, Judas, som for trettio
silversiklar amman salia sina
kamrater, hade forst till Wander
veer sagt, att han trodde forsta
skottet kom fran dockan. Witt
made dock att namda skott kom
fran baten. Auspos ar .av akla-
garadvokaterna lovad en- summa
pangar och fri resa till Honolulu,
ON han will salja sina abroder
Leo Wagner, en- AMMAN blot
hjarna, fran Monroe, dar han for
en- veckolon av $50 arbetade
med att tvatta faten j en- restau-
rant, har salt sig till aklagarna.
Och for denna Judas s-handling
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01
Sc
Ragnar Johansons
resplan pa sidan 4.

En- grupp arbetare avhol1 for
nigra dagar sedan en- konferens.
j Chicago, och Uttalade sig j fa-
vor av Industriell organisation.
Handling ar alltid battre an ord.
=HANDLA. S. S.
Allarm. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1915-19??, 1917-05-01

ALARM utgommer fran och
med den 1sta Maj tvi ganger !
manaden. Sc medde1ande darom
a AMMAN p1ats i delta hummer.
8 Pa grund dirav ser Vi oss nod
sakade att h0ja prenumerations-
priset till rs cents for helt ar
SAINT 40 cents for hal-ars prenu-
merationer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10

every season for the past five years. grind
ing The cane output VI the Valley when all
other mills in this section we're closed. The
plant Is owned by PitiSburg capital. but
has hecn leased To- others the past three
or four wears. Ii l. 4 three hundred tons
capacity mill.
Not the least noteworthy thing about
Donna j. it, splendid school. employing
eight teachers. whose curriculum Il said H.
he one al the most thorough in the Valley.
II has I'm agricultural department, which
y Of such vital Importance i'll y rural com-
MUMMY, and Il demonstration farm. II i
planned To begin courses in domestic econ
oiny next session. Great interest ~ tax
en- IN wholesome athletics, Il football team
and a basketball team having represented
the school on MANY occasions in the PAST
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
DONNA SHOWS MARKED SIGNS
OF Improvement THESE DAYS
Contained from page ~

delayed, but a definite promise of its ship
ment within a certain time has been made
by the Fairbanks and Morse Company.
from whom it, has been ordered, and who
have contracted to install it.
With wise forefliought, the Donna Light
and Power Company, the organization
which will operate the plant, has ordered
an engine of sufficient capacity 10 supply
Il own with a population several times that
of Donna today, on account of improve
mentS to its canal system and the opening
mp Of new lands, which will Of course tend
to increase it, population. The engine or
.dered j. of u very late model. of the oil
burning internal combustion type, and the
makers of il have contracted for ii to give
satisfaction and also have given a remark
ably low fuel consumption guarantee.
] am told that the raising Of the neceS-
>ary funds To finance this Improvement
was a very Easy matter, and hat every
resident agreed To subscribe for lights. n
a consequence of which and also Of the
low cost of operation. il Is expected to be
la paying proposition from the start. The
city has subscribed for lights for the
streets. with ornamental brackets.
IMPROVING TOWNS STREETS.
Another civic Improvement j. the grading
and gravellng Of the streets in all of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PORT WORTH, Tex, Apr. 10.-Hog,
IlccciptS 5000: market closed Zoe higher
TOP 80 far, 1856: bulk, $4,000 1910.
Cattle: Receipts $500, including 200
~sralves. Beef steers, 15c higher to SIS;
kluulk. 80. 50n 1915. Cows, Zoe higher; top
$3.50: bulk. -6.50m7 so. Tleifers. strong
TON. SO: hulk. $500. Bulls, steady: SOFA
s.. Calves. strong: top, Sll: bulk, S6.50(a
1850. Storkcr- I'll steady: steers. S6(d S.25
.cow~ SGto $: heifcrs $500 $50: calves
SG.5OM s.50.
Sheep: Receipts GOO; market steady
wetncr~ $lO. GOA lilo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-10
ANNOUNCE PAIRS
FOR TOURNAMENT
PLAY BEGINS SUNDAY FOR REX
BEACH CUP At BROWNSVILLE
COUNTRY CLUB-32 TO QUALIFY.

The tournament committee, in charge
Of the arrangements for the playing of the
1916 Rex Beach cup tournament has an
nounccd the pairings for the qualifying
rounds which must be played before noon
Sunday. The cards showing the medal
scores of the entrants in the qualifying
rounds must be submitted to the commit
tee.
The thirty two lowest medal scores will
qualify for the tournament. llandicaps
and further play will be announced Sunday
at noon.
Any golfer whose name may nave been
omitted from the pairing may have the
mistake r~eciiiied by seeing w. Il. Walton,
official starter. The pairings are:
J. b. Scott and j. q. Fernandez.
{. ii. More and w. III. Putegnat.
A. Celaya, Jr, and III. Davenport.
II. Il. Moler and 4. II. Il. Howard.
0Maior Bowycr and Captain Moore.
IL. l.. Yates and Captain Merry.
T. W. Hollyday and Captain Gasser.
4 Captain Hanson and Lieutenant Mills.
Z A. b. Walker and j. III. Monroe.
Sam Bell and W. c. Craig, Jr.
W. 5. West and j. X. Wells.