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SHAKESPERE TERCENTENARY
AND MAY DAY FETE SUCCESS
eneath Lowering Clouds Crowd Cf 4„0C0
Persons Sees 1500 Students In Pag
eant Cn Public School Grounds
A crowd r (limited at I»mm» person- wit
ne*--cd the Shnk»*--|*e«re tercentenary and
May Ihiv left- hv lf»O0 children <>| tin*
Brown -ville public ehool hi the pram
mar "school hmldii*" Monday afternoon.
The celebration »a taped in the open
a<r under the direction of the teacher# ot
the public « hoot , lifid th Oils'll hsmdl
eapfM-d ••iiiewh.it t, i i. i • it •-Mile- •-!■«*<! t
W.*« Si brilliant -lice* An out t i. r '
feature • •} ttie Si 11 •• M.ooil wa lli<- . l*-tn
nn«l evidence ot careful plniinimjr, tor de
spite I tie L't* it Ii i • 111 t m r ot elllldreli IlSIli
«i )• d dtiru.- the I wo hotll of I tie eetehrsi
to,a, e.ieh pint vvi completed without the
aliplitest interruption n note ot eontinQit.v
ran throughout.
The celebration u .• - ta«ed on the *•;* t
ea t ii pi i ol the -ehool round. A r;i - y
plot wsi- -elect i*<t bv the i*oiitinittee on
irfumiil- and deeor. lion-, and (hi* v > non
features, drill- and d n< • were prodm cd
ill trout of tile two courts, that ot tp«e* n
Elizabeth siial Sh. ke-|*earc sit the left ot
a huge curtain ot intertwined vine-, and
th<- court ot the «,» e. i, ..i May. at the ririi*
of the curtain, a dl-taiu-e of .me fifty
feet -epa rat ini' the two. In tin- -pace,
with the i p wit of -peefatoj-- both on the
Inside ami oiit-nh* the teiicc. on -eat- »*n
the campii-. on the Hen*-- ot *he -ehool
htiildiltp. np|> •! a d r 'i . i d even on
tin* root ami ii th* h*Ilrv ot tile elm k,
there wa- prodm-* d what wn- th*- mo-t
♦datwirate and IIM”• pi 'im -eland event
vv it nes-cd m l*r«*w n-v.ile in many year-, it
not lor all 111 * i*' | *e -! .
The e* (i 'll . 1 cl op. I d v> i*l t' .• |
III.! reh. led bv t(l '< rti Fll/.alreth. t* r ofiltie.!
bv Mi-- \ ivtiin A-bin ii . a* * 11 ed i it a
*;«.vvii ot yellow -a til . vvilli tiu typical
Kl • / a I'<! 11 It 1 • I ' . ’ . i : I ill. I
Ih>CO||I>||o|v bene til ;! eorollet of
peari-. W nil her vv a - Shake peafe, !'• pfe
-cliti'il i'V .lain. Sk* Itoii, aft!i'ei| iii trm
eoiirt -I vie Both wore all'*nded i. \!
Sli lla M j. e I t -*' 11 I o I .toe I . , V a , a - dv
and lord m waitin'.-, lie court ehniMc’pr
t Iff' It folio"*.1 .1*1. I t " • 1.1 1 ! I I ’
II* ..no Si. II tin “Mo*. ■ I Idly \f ■ •*!
deidialF ;t- ‘ I’vtaitiu I bitf 11. • w .»*«1
the “Wall. Auiardillo • av r/o- tin |.
ami t . ft..- \\ it on flu* li.in. who l.aei
took their 1 ■ p* • T IV • put- IM the |
Ileal scenes t Com the "\| d-iiiiiliii ' V lit
I beam." Tin- I •*.< f *i r • vv a pi pared bv
Mi I lot * \\ 11 Ii ii * - le* te
lievt ea III.' tin ijiiccn of \| v. Mi- Mai'
If./11 all. ml. d b v I a i r* i • H 1 • - •..1 • i• I. ■ n J
\|i I Ilia. \\ . * I d Ilia l. I ■. I io.i.oi Mi
ltlnee|l . t tin M IV Ini In I • ■ ill v . t
)n*m>l til*!* lit ot II tin >• | a.h t •« -1. • ,\ th
*-cvcntli, Mi W ii.l i • lat wlth ii n
p. r .'.-lit ».t p. iti-.t I in of I -. i iiti 111* i
ol the court wi ie t* ran.-i •>> il.u a, i >n
■ lid.I I *. ■ h’ a I do, I M "i i- I*, i it. I|< •
K." Iv . f * l V id I * i v ot 11 \ v da * in, tbit i|.|
A11 e 11, M11 < 1 n • 11 I * I . i • I ■ h b. i 1. |. 111 * • t
It* at t ro, Ala t i I ’« i l{ i» h i«-l I *«. i • .
Sara till, t .-rviml*. n ■* it. lb i loo
I * I a if c ill i * 11 v« and \ i. .la Mi .
I he two « oil i t VV • I . I oil. • U I'd It \ '
student ot th*‘ pubic , In • " , 1,1. reliiii I"
Hill -le bv file 1 UH 1 * III || tail it ! a •
try band, which wa* loaned lor flu ... ea
Won. I lie match wa- down a ifi a -\
pa th wav Im-Iw.. • ,v a . ohm . * • pole
II roll lid r-.teli ot vv I >h t!n pa •• . i.f dulled
and marched, I rant pr■ tty '*.:ui -.
With the .'on. .|. t or of fin* rami nt.-tvli,
the t^iieen ot if M v » • I ■ • iv|i. n- look
position* fr.u tmi. tl,. Miv I’i.i , wi ll
t^uccii 1 li/a bet h d Sh t ml
their court Were ei.'h|o , d opp...
While the ,-...in - vv.*. .... ivii their
position- and the tea* 1 . i w.i >|. pat m;
tor the drill- and dan.. th . ;>>-v ! va
entertained hy th •*>•* \| ,, " t
Bra Item; ft* 'll v II •: u ..." W'i il
Bauey, and *\l. -k tn a lire.n." P a-,ui
Iv i - > -. '■
t heir ow H -w e. t w I ,
The via ad march wa- a l»la?.c «>f col-r,
all the -had* - ,1 the raitdiow. red. viHow,
orally*, vr**eii. :dm , i h _o. i»*? \ . t a
w orn. From t -«*' cni «• .?. .’ow a
stiulent- wore their < - , •*!■ r- i* - -In •
r*'-« tte- and bails;*'-. I’he • 'a-- le oh i -
cmrru*d tlu chi-- color- ami . ■ Vamiu-an
tlay, the tlsiv- I*, a , -ajvpi <i f»\ tin
tea* h*‘T-. I ti*■ iu-h - _*a*le - .. • . u
IT. y- and *‘ia-- «..|.»i -. • *1*1 and hr*»wi*.
Iliunruttately alter tlu . faint !H,,r*h,
which v\ - utoii i . •■ . ;. Mr-. \
S i'ut. _•* f. ■ . a •.< • • -
•'The M.»r Spat v.l Ik-* • • r." v* *?‘i tin
nm-u bv ihe Four liitantrv fmmi.
The tirst drill t*« t**rv the two court- Wa
tty **nc humlnd first cr; <1* is. nil the lotle
t:irl- Ih'ivu *lt '-4 d in white fro. k-. with
lavef'b'r -a-I—-. sknauii^ ami imapiiii:
ami frr ln kmi; they e it. rod and piay**i
the cnitw'- ami -•»' _• tin* -*>!|o- •«? • h id
h« #*«|. "May Hay Bat < ' the “F.irvu r in
the l>. H." -- Mary.” and “l?**uu.i
and Rrtund the \ «11.*• This drill wa
£iv*tt mvdrT the .III *-et KU! **t \| I — Melfte
Pou^lierty ami Mi-- Fa*my Mullen.
The next, a thinn <>t tsaniv. wa "Fairy
land." -ta;;e.l hy Mi I II « l.-arwatei
amt Mi** Ro-c Slow*. Iiiin|uii';. homicniv
gnt- h**p|***r , :-l'* *n ' ia- h..pt« t with
horn protru.im ti. iu than
cranium*, entered t*» “Vow We [lain .> a
Merry Mea ur* " Faltin!* a*!* ep in crouj.
they were follow*d b\ the Uautaui tM*t
fertile-,, liemlnl by \ii--c- I‘..unit I and
Ik--trim, ninl siuyinp **l.o, We i,w fr..m
Bower and Brook.” When th*- hntt.-rth.
had i ifceu |>« itmi:-, there ei)t,-ied a cloud
ot fame and noth mmn* “Airy
V\ ire' We float A e»i. |, Iiidlvidl.il -TOUji
completed if .lull and ole-, ,| |,.|| a |*ep
in ti*e impromptu tail Vianet. tie whole
a xx a hire/ with the entry of the flow.-,
-re.'in/ ‘ I hen 's M««.tth"lil in the Glad.-,”
all inar«-hintr ..IT to thi- soiijf.
'•"the Tinkers’ Mu. ms/* produced under
tile direction lit \L Blanche i - T.-r ami
Mr-, (jeorye Hamilton, was one «.T the
mo i enjoyed ..I the event-. The pari h i
pant- Well- Manuel ( antu, tynano, .\|\.,
rado, dimn Here/, I,’anion (ooixalc-, .J,, ,.
Gutierrez And < arlo- Gaina, all of f|u.
thud yrnde, and Bertram and Ow.-n i ..mi« .
Emmett Goodrich, l.evy d.mes, dark 11. _
Brum, M.-lvin Weller, Sant.- Yahh/, Ih i
it Kirkpatrick, Gotizalo .Sahna-, Bob. ri
I'.n.y, Balph Alexander, dft-e Adame,
' *i;n Stoke- and i.comd Garza. The little
fell.*xxaii appropriately e..-tinned, were
e«|Uiji|x-d xxith pai. , ami -any the ehoru
*roin "Ii.dim lload tr.iiu which the title
«d the drill xxa- taken. Alter a ehoru
xxith the a--r-!anec ot the pan-. th.
Voitny-ter- inarched off whi-tliny the
• hortt', a I'itlun that proved popular with
the crowd.
I fn May Pole Pane.- xxa- h.-autil ull\
"“•! "'»•* file participant- hi-in/ Mi-e
I - ua Layton, Mar/an t Pm k. lt. Violet
f ■ ak. A:.in. 'i* • .th, !va MeGovern.
Ii.‘-n McKeti ru-, l.xac-eiiae Vilideit, Kll-a
\\ ■ •• ter, ' ldcs-it
I' my, Iren. B..u:-. If-it|, s.-anlan. The
*"- '"i.I . - xx - ,. < o l mu. <1 m white, and
" I :,|i he Hie dance va- directed
'» X1) '• i- i Sin»|t«*ii and M.-s |do,-a < a
i *1 >* .I’.t B.n: •• * a - opi ijeil by |;| tlr
i"*- 1 W. -l, .lit'l'ed ill a "o\xn <•!
"" -e. XX Ml, >,-,|. Ml-- West la id t|„.
> • *• -done until completing tin- iritrodiie
Of I lie danee. bemy followed h\ ho
1' '' ,;l '"Uii" iiii-m , x ho earned out the
’**■ ' * ur.v -‘>a. etully and \etv aline
Hi. dame al-o wa- -layed hy
'it'. *— 11 - * 11. •, i ami Mi - I'jivji,,,..
** r i* a *. ithje Drill,
Ul,l' dutfy box- all attired a- lit the dav
"I tile yladuiloi xxith tla-hnm shield- and
i" Thi .ii I! was h\ Mi
-I s. Bowles, a - -1 sled hy Gortioial Ired
•ink Se-,-, niun.l Gra! von Mall ..f ||„.
1 •*•»»! Ii I ml..I Slat.- Infant, y. \\ h.le
1 *" "ii"i,tally intended .t |tl,
""•I. •' 1»'«•!»•■ lit urn,, ii|. I,, date, and
til. •' l.tlilry drill x.a nil Milled. the
' •••»»'> ... tile mar. lie
'■ l‘ • *' ,h - ' '• . «<lh -I pe,».. ti,.„ tliai
..*' hi Both taXof .I.I . .Hu,in ,,| 11..it* ....
tool . ,
II. I. n. a l.L. k dill... , rt.1- one ot the
n.o | heji lit .1 til ot the Ml lid M, Ii m>,
i. ten lioin ‘i . 11.1 hi in" i alyp o,” and th.
'••Ole ladle- partleip.il.-i,.- Were troll! the
he-li e||oo| ..,,,1 |||i hided Ml- e, t.tllel
G'lf t. Geomia I‘alley, Baby Im-km . Gon
I li**l'llia. M,. leant ll illnm, I Mya
I n elf ami Muriel Alien. I hi dam . .,!
lee and l..au»\ was produced under the
d i . i..,i ot ill-- Fanny Mullen and Mi s
Id a M. Davitt.
I he final event was a burlesque from
^hake | tea re. "Pyriiuus and Thishi." |,y
fke In. ltd., i - o) tile Ell/alH-tIlian eourt, a
moid.ei that drew a I l.*xx' ot launht.. r in.I
iuouyht imxii aimi -eineiit l<* the crowd.
Hie parts taken hy E. on Hiiiklcy as the
“I’ml* me' , d toe Piiicym t and iiilly
M iderilmll xx »■<* xx e i | handled, xxlnh- there
.'."'Id Imve been no better -tone xx.-.ll than
1‘ufi I loxxird. I he ho He-.pile xxa- directed
by 'Ii-- A. K V i ! i_.
I I,.- eoimuittee on • !*»*-* rations eon-i-te.l
••’ 'I - x t Ii< di-. Mr .1. s |t, •
'Ii'"- •»***» Hamilton. Mr-. tihvia
V ’ - Ml-- it.-" \- ken-. Ml" Fran. .
I *« - ’ ■ > . 'ii" Blarelte ( 1-ler, \f.-- Addle
' *- M!'s. k. I*. Mi-ore. Mi-- if 11. i
I'learwatcr, 'It's- 1,’ay M,,we. >|i-- G..,eXa
‘ ‘ '. M'-- I lei;.i I’enis. \|-, \|;,t.e!
Harn-on, Mi— !-. ,, | Pn r. c.
*• ••• ’- * i iil* dec orations,
beaitt'tul wlnle flow, r- and fern-, were
-tmphed In tic « hi!dien, and ’he decora
lee - were the hamliw.-tk Mi-e- Ifnth
H ‘ -. M it iret We t ami Pa’n.e ll.diHs
The feirie- a fid h ifiertlm- xx.-r. trameil
hx Mr-. T. If. * 1. i xi 11*r.
B-e Max .’i eti - *»*mf wa- trained t«»r
’ hx ’I, ’• M l*. x»s ami Mi —
M-’be! liar >| < Mix ta Yznaya.
11*. I ; !»■• le.lejM ' \ s-.-1-lat Ion pre
i*ar..i ho,.th- . |. Va -.Go..| ./isuied- from
xxhoh drink-, eamhes. |H*nuut-. etc., war,
-••hi. the . oeiation rettiny a tid\ -niu
t«o th* f» *iet’» ot Us wrotk.
! h< Fourth Intantrv hand, tollowiny it
” :|* *hc pro. .. dtt -. repain.l to Mr-.
; ihiltynaf - room in the Iniildiny, wti.-rr a
luncheon of < h . k. n salad, iced tea, olives,
< rack. r-. sand xx irla -, lee cream and cake
xx a — served. The room xxa- specially
decorated tor tlie entertainment of the
»i“ mb* i of the hand, a feature ot which
xx.. \eiai tun teal .(notation- reproduced
on the Mai khoard
the co<tuiii* war. arranged foi t.x a
conuttittee c..iisi>tin,r ot Mi - Addit* I.ou
Green, Mi?s Lcttie Edens, >EjS Kita Clear
\ water. 3^^^B**tiie Ilmifhrrty.
.
:^r^fe|l' "' ' •'• ' ’ •• 1 -• ! -
. • i \
BBBBBBI»r - < ': . : • • i ■. . ■,. 11 • :. . ! • i -
•e-> *\n*-. *
- __—
b •- J ■ • 1 f
Filiate i iI-*111. ha tn-«-u . -uiv I uji h\
ill** i^ij* . a liae.-ihi, ; ii«| **i happ.e’* will In*
remlej;:.* imi» * • I 11 -». - «- vx •■ii*I**i I ul liai
Lol <»t hi • n i.it iiiyht tli»* *-.«■* L.
Vl;5l*aUt .Vine w a llil.twil t*x' In
h*>r •■ a’ tli** i■ uiH*ui.t! ii* |*« * (...ii ,'ijiiii
day . ad lla.I l.i hip *li i.h.jI *|. While
hl> ItiJUt-H *ale ji.iill1t, I he y arc li**l *
mills anal lh*‘ I.**. Kit will I.. a i**n: | t • > t*
dill x in a lew *|.i \ .
• mr
ll»*- hand -a\e an enjoyable eni-eert hn
tlie pitbln* >*-li*»*»l at Max day «-\er#*is»-*.
I lid I et.li.J*. i n . n* I . x lIIi..% ill*
rail"#-, nl.iXiii” I .,|,*| |l emi.|..llia-~.
. ... . . _ -si
Army Ore vi S. *
I lie hdloxxil.*: nil;*.-is xXill M-|Kirt t*<
eiiniiuaiiiiin*: officer i «*nlr.»i di frail men I
lor avsijiiuiient hi duty at military train,
in#* camps hi lie h«‘ld in that department
tln> year: t'aptaiii It. O. Davis, cavalry ;
Lieutenant I., it. Math, .x s, Fourth !;.
1’a it try; II. I*. I'a Inter, iniantrx ; II. It
Idiioihi. iniantrx; .1. \. II.i^i-is
Twentieth Infantry ; II. (. 11 ill, S. M*
I’jtrker, I* ii. Wrivhton, infantry; It.
Lentz. Twenty lust Infantry; II. T.
I *!t i tit tier. Twentieth In fan try; r. \\
.*-evers* ii, Sexenleeiith inianiry: II. i..
I\irk\v<HM|' Third Field Artiilct ; \V. .!
I ii/iiianiiee. infantry. Seeond Lieiileti.
ants |;. I' Ditto, Txxeiitiefh Inlaiilix
and I-. It. (‘arriI hers, Twentieth l- fat:
t rv.
Fiisi Lieutenant W F. Dawse/t
I xv en l x 1111 |i luniilrx j> i rails hind i,.*
*itn- I x\e-ii\ fifth Infanirx effeetive .tiilx
lit.
lit I Lie Mer-.aitt «i. S. liilljs signal
i- orps, is (••'ieved fr*mii duty al I mi Sam
Meiishm and xxill |o-o* ee<| in Fm r Wood
V. > , fm del x
l.ea X es nt ahseiiet*; I ,ij> tin || ||
Sharpe. nn iie.il corps, i xx * - mouth';
Seenlid l.ienh li nt i \ || Danielsm.
I'weitlieth III la It 11 x, three months; Sei
olid Lieutenant II. ti. r.inti. Tuen»\
sex i nth I n fa nt t y on** nioiith ami
I xx en I x sex i ii da x s.
* kmet I «* F* liiffi r. retired, i d*1 tih -I
'• <■ duty xx i'Ii the m-yat.i '*■*! mditia * * t ( . 11
i Santa, xxith stalmn al Ft ain-i-.-n.
I'ir*-l Lieutenant II I- spiiiviit, <•*• i I
! •'rtilh■ rx corps, t• |•• *ii In i. ln-t ttniu *lnt\
al til#* • *l t Ii t'amhna toller#* *.t \**i *■-ul
lm*- and \ i1 , xxill | #t«•«••-* *| |.. |,.||
* '••• 1 i ll .01*1 I* | ■ If In I nllllltandin'* ntll- >1
* oa I • !**t* ii •- i*J l iaIv*- fun tm a i- i*
j meet < ntnpaiiv.
I XI ul at. -Ill . i ..h.iiel « I' i mx II
h*.V, • ... ' a*lill*ix * - 11• , tine#* in.mill
' pi on I J M< Van, Fniuih In-Id \iid (
I.IX. I xx n III. nth Maim Hlaiiti.n \\,n lop.’
ii- * a.lx... ale. t«*li da X
jutlls Foil Sam Hnitslmt Stall '*
•I. \: Sett I#*, xx 11. • ha liccii xxitli 111. -
• 11 la i h Tina hi #iepa 11 nn nl . 11 the ynx i i n
m#*nt at llatliiiren an *• An n '. la-l x. ir.
i*-il h.«lay tnr San \nh.am xxhere he Juts ;
I) • n t r:in-lerml t<# F#o t Sam l{.#n h#n.
Mr S#*tth* xxa^ Imnn-ily trnin San Anfn
, ei... Inin*: a da a*,drt. r of <t«-rn*ral Williams.’
—
O-Il #f every dollar paid In the p it#
!:• fm r;iilmnd trans|Mirtati.ai, tin- cm
plnyees leeeixe rents
^ Reasonable Prices
Ay Work Guaranteed
^ l itjurc w ith
-
Phone F>x
.1. A. GARZA
*#M \dnms St."
■■CZDaiS3at2El*I
• " 1 ' ■ .
• •
* THE EDUCATOR S NOTEBOOK •
• •«
NKW YORK. li.liiral**.* itrrr an*
s|Hrulatiit!: a> 1" iln* **n* • of a uni
qui* i*x|M*riinenl I• * Ik* truil In l.mti** A
ll**ff»t»:«m*. a Inn lt**lni* of Xrw Ot-lraiu*
ami Nnv Ynrk. win* i*> t«• >>|N*ml
In test iln* value rf Woman's* nlurnt ioh.
||»* |ii-n|Htsi> |n m-iiiI two «*irl> l«» Ir$:r
ami in Irani Imui nli^maltmi nt iln*
“ills while in n^h-p* ami llirir ifMtllK
aflri li*a\ ill" ml!•*}•«• whrlhrr nluralioti
nl vn turn |i;n >. V\ till** Iii*» jjrttrr** ;•» n|
I t mas | lu.r a l***oti Ii* I\si» 1*1 ij;111
Uiiuiv Visit t u aii *• i • I ~. Ill** I ~ I w**ulit
|*lmr Iml Ii i ii** a • •■•■11*1 .1! U.lllltl- .1*
|*i .•limn at **lin.ili i I In* ■•'nl 111 r*III
[tin.1- tit llllatll nt iln laid* III I p i: I I***
I inis tiaiilrt* or In ii«*l l*i 1 isl ml} 1*1 Iln*
all ilin'r nl l fnit l»«m la* i<*t. ami X1I1.11
« si r I hr* an * ttlpli'llr«l xxntllil nnl Ik* a
fair I > * I |.*r tin* *■•• s. i 'I s ir vx ••! I Itr la t y
firlil of unticm's rilm.tlmn ttnxx in
ojierat mu in A m* rn a
l 111* \t.<> \lif. It laxntalilr «*«»ltiMi**tit
i> h**.il<l «*!i tin* .|rri>u»li nl iln* R *li
^inu> I Mural inn \ •*<*H*ia I !**ll that rrlt
•;i as niurat inti *>linill«l ih»lir in I hr
h .... I ill* ilintrli n| Nil* prixuir v.hnnl
ami tin! itx 'In* pilblir >ll**of tint ill of
fi.’ia! I * illirrl inti xx i I Ii lilt* plMi* srlliM*!.
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ft x\ timtith^ :t*r<*. al whirl) 1 ha; to ittri
pi** xxa^ stl*. Iljrl.x rm|ni*<nl. Ilishtip
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th*n| f 1 lio Assi» iaIioii. ami Or. Ilrnr.'
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!'• itl In I a 1 ii *ll nf Xrw York, xva< 1 llnsrtl
' itf*|iri**i«l'*iit. Hi,* next ooiivetii ion will
In* in-1,| mi lioston.
.ni l \ I F M i« Ii. I*i\ Tlmmas frank
"Nr
lin Kane, foiiiierlx ftrsnleiil of the I'm
xeisiix in Wnshinuloii. has been «*lmsi*ii
I * t«—• i«l«*ti t of Olivet l'ii|l,*"»* ||i* was
prim-ipal of tin* preparatory «l,*|t:irt
III* III here Ill-fore itniHj* to Seattle in
I'iihi Mr Kane »* i-tniueiit l.atiu
• Imlal. ainl i nii-ntlloil with th> •■•In
• at mnaI m ealiizaf ion -
rn isisi ins. i»a. *iw plant,,."
a Ian.**- siai«* i> Ik-iiii; nmieiiaken In the
ii o\ i.jit* men of the senior rl.iss in
l In* Stall* forestry Aeailetil.v. an I i hev
liaxe turn ilelailtsl to help ill reforest
inv iJo* Mark forest, in fuller t'oiintv.
ti'er a half iniMinn lives are lienis set
• nil in oin* pi a n I a I imi. Si\t\ llnnisaml
of the tn-es are Keiii" Iraiisplanti-il In
MMUMMBBMnn
tile students from the niirserv at the
;t :i«lemx The Inns live in tfitt»a a ml are
^eltillp all the Hu S';in eX|** ll,li.e I ,
snake them experts in fiiir<tn
iti:v n mwm: i\i. Th.
It.•..tiles at III vii M:t« i I* ll« «.* hive
e« me into the pnMn* prints of lalea amt
tin i«* t* s.,l«| i.i lie nn,ter wav a general
•ImI < ap .,t the i «h|if nti«.ii I In «ti
. ••l.li lit ol liU'IMt*et ,a| (lie fa, nil, ti.'
u u,l Miss M. I a I -X 'I In Hilts tin piv
s *• Ir-»| I of the toller1 lit* « III lit I It.«I« ,1 ill
I In ri'i^iiiilitin of *i\ inline tot tl is
elainaij |,\ >oine of the senioi iiiemt*, |,
• f the l.nullx that Mi" Tholitas treats
In r fae.llfv nninlielr* ns laborers" an,I
I h< x assert she i v e.ipt ieimtK ami atln
trarv. Mis*. Tiioiuas his met tin* ls%**e
In off, i i.o |o i‘iH,tM‘r:rl«> to remote th •
» anses ol th«‘ i*oinplaint.
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Auto Parts
For Sale
What Do You Need?
Hun k 10 .iixl 17. J cylinder,
lini, 'J cv hixirr. 1 «•> liixlcr (i«*ft
liiiix! «lmv.)
Moln.e I •rc.ldli.* U** Id .
l«t public.
-• • « k -mi. I 'out llx'lit.'ll Motor. J 1 •
vx-li rim.
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!• Luxl.f-. tliret* -peed,
t t\ crlatxl, M >d‘ i 31.
M.i-txlos. . oil- ,Mxl purl • of ;i I -
III* • — I ll|.\ ttlilk**.
t oils r*‘p:iir* d, ff>.
M;,”iictos ri ' lii*r*.'i*d, if’l.
\\ i lti(\ old cur tor parts.
Any lailiue \ tciii lep.nied, <>i
■I*• pa t • j
tlrl xui price- oil Ixm-e wii.iie
Mtiiic.* in tly d..r.c
MISSION AH I'O CO.
M A Met til.1.1 M. I 'is *|i
MISSION. TEXAS
W-J)
Today And A <
Generation Hence
The flifcLt of time mukci us think of
the future. The |*J>y of UMl..y reflects
[w li.it rrc.it n** may Im
uojulred w It e n ho
■rows up. And any
influence that brings
niicf ti> the expectant
mother U the tlr»t un.f
rr, atest of obligation*.
There I* a splendid
r« medy kn o w n as
“Mother's Friend that
ba* been a safeguard,
a helpful daily Influ
ence, to a host of
women. Applied exter
nally tn Hie nasrtci
they become pliant,
they stretch wltifont undue p«iin, there l« nn
nie**nce of distress, the nerve* are nnothe l
ly l iking away ttie burden of leaving ail to
j ■ i, natural condition*.
The»e i* in “Mother-* Friend" Ihe dtrert
*• d immediate help tliat alt expectant rooth
ris r. ijui'T. F*e I hv tlirlr own hand, guide 1
by their own n. M-, they learn at one* tl..»
l.ic—ed relief from morning sirkue** reoilt
I i from undue idrehhinr. Tliey experience
i• i.lx calm and nightly re-t. It i* in lee I
'Mother-* Friend." t.«*t a Indite tnrlay of
any druggist. Tlirn write Bra.lflel 1 Begulator
t ... 11 o I a mar Bldg.. Atlanta, f.i,, for nnej
id ttie l i t , ate: : nln r and t*Ii|.iM.- littla
lv*k* r- i: !. It is worth writing
for.
CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
in the
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS
T* linu-ts busin* *■« men. «fi..:.i.r, li.m. n .is. r «h,: , ,»m ..titer* ,u
l>r..titinr itr**.«11> l*> tin* «tn»n **<!>r»tl thrmiiib tin I 'tu*i>irv f?tten**t<>n 4«
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t:ml ili»* I nirnrsity • • pnvtniilm y b* !|.tul It. th* n* « *■<•! r< ^;»*«o4**ti< •• mtning
* (list • »»•« f * it t t. * >1 ' v t. • .. t »• .* |l 11 . * t - I tj.li ■ ti I,
in Kits I m1’ Mn thnnm ins. I •»r* *n |.iniaa(i.x, Hinton. Iv •••»*.ten k. I .• (Si*11 ■>. |.m*.
|t.M.kk.. |»«*.*s • to. If i ii sir. inter* *»■« in j*t .mm; \*.iu**-ll I- r t*> 4*. i*.ur
w.»i k in lit* . wtiv n**t «<>ii**i*l.-r lh***>* • *»nt*• ». I.» i. -ain • -f u l«i<*li. in \.*iir »|.nr** tiiii*-.
a* i <*i*U*li*4i *..* nun it toward l**»t**ritii; y our * <.i.<iit t -tt F ill not u.4 m.iil the
Mmk brli.w, .uni full inf<.rm:tti<>n will bo w>m free.
ro Tiir < • UM:r.sii#\i»i:\fi i*i\isio\
i vi\ r.RsiTY «»r n x v> \i *-ti\ m.a>
* i* at lenten IVatr tend me a .4 y ..ur latent c.irre |».,nd**i>r,* ratal..*;
NAME..
ADDRESS . ..
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BROWNSVILLE DRUG STORE
1100 ADAMS STREET. (J. Martinez, Prop ) PNONE 138
•h livrr tli|* within Hv* minute- I., am < iHmint within the nt>
limit* att« r «»t y«*ur order. Sj. « J, .,|n;»y* f;e-h «»u at « «>i.nt *«t <mr
tn*t«ieu<hms trmlf.
Prescriptions filled promptly and carefully.
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GULF-COAST'LINES I
EXCURSION SCHEDULE I
Cheap Rates tn All Parts ot Texas in April 1
and May. Tickets With Long Limits. 1
AUSTIN AND RETURN—$1740
«»n ■'jili- April 27* Returning \|«v 1
i AUSTIN AND RETURN—$1455
•hi >a!•• Max 2 .{; returning \l»\ 7.
*
AUSTIN ARD RETURN—$1455
On x.ilr Mj\ ! |; n-turiiing May 7.
j CORPUS CHRISTI AND RETURN—$565
On -al«- M.iv I **; returning M«y s
DALLAS AND RETURN-$22 05
On . 1. May (i 7; ntiiriini- \|n\ 11
DALLAS AND RrTURN-$2203
r»n •'.ill- M;iv 1 > 1*111111111” Max |n.
DENTON AND RETURN—$23 00
On -.alr May 2S 22 30. returning Aug. 2
FORT WORTH AND RETURN—$21 60
On -al<- May 1 >: illuming Mav 20.
FORT WORTH AND RETURN—$25 95
On -al*- May 22; returning May 30.
GALVESTON AND RETURN—$14 75
On -a!*- May . !»; rrltinmig .Iihh- 1.
GALVESTON AND RETURN-$I4 75
On alt* May l.» HI, n-l at unit* May 22.
HOUSTON AND RFf URN $14 65
tn* siil* May I ’; i*1ut nine Max 5.
HOUSION AND RETURN $14 65
On l(|. May , i «'l in uni** M i x I *
HUNTSVILLE AND RE1URN-$I8I5
On -nit- Max I* 1 *•; r«*t*ittimv M ix 21. i
HUNTSVILLE AND RETURN $18 15
On al* May '*• !t» 31; returuim
I\ u v* u l I
PITTSBURG AN0 RETURN $24 85
• tn -al** Max 22 23; returning Max 3U. j
SAN ANTONIO AND RETURN—$10 30
a On s;i|i* April 20. 27. 2>; returning April 30
■ turning April 3<t.
I SAN ANTONIO AND RETURN—$11 4f
I < tn sii|i> April 20; ri-tiirr.iiig Max 7.
| SAN ANTONIO AND RETURN-$I0 30
B On -al** May 0-7: returning May 13.
I SAN ANTONIO AND RETURN-SI I 45
|| On 'al«* Max 21 22; returning Max 27.
B ^ • I
I SAN ANTONIO AND RETURN—$1380
Cj t >n sal«» May 24 25; returning May '20
I WACO AND RETURN—$18 05
■ On snlr May ! 2. returning May 5.
I WACO AND RETURN—$18 05
On -ale May 7 s . returning M*\ 12. ■
WICHITA FALLS AND RETURN—$26 20 I
On sale May J* 0; r* turning May 17>. I
Are You Going I
I To California? I
THE GULF COAST LINES WITH THE SANTA FE HAS ESTAB- I
LISHED A NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE BETWEEN NEW 1
ORLEANS AND THE PACIFIC COAST. 8
f Through elertric lighted sleepers Brownsville to Houston, making i
direct connection for all poirts North and East and West Ohserva- 8
tion Cafe Cars on day train Houston to New Orleans with famous I I
Grunewald Service. 1
I Let Me Help You Plan Your Trips I
C. F. HAWKES
C . I*. A. I
OFFICE PHONE 172-HOUSE PHONE 698 I
GULF COAST LINES J

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