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BAYLOR CHORAL
CLUB DELIGHTS
LARGE AUDIENCE
i
Repeated Encores Demon
strate Appreciation of
Brownsville Audience To
Give Program at La Feria
Tonight
The Baylor Girl’s f'hnr 1 Club. fr< m
aylor College at Helton, delighted a
uge audience at the high school audi
>rium last night. Every nunr er of the
rogram was will received and repeated
icores were called for. The program
as an extremely varied one. Full cho
' part-, solos, trios and a sextet, with
iolin and other instrumental selec
ons weie handled with e<|ual abil ty by
te young artists.
fine of the most popular unit of the
iganization win a sextet, and the se
ction by this group ef girl w- r<
ell received hy th i.udienee. A trio
Iso made < big hit with the a.dicncc
I its "elections. Chotus effects of
irganization were particularly good,
shown! rueful direction,
group of popular selections, trom
ius comic operas, fi atari1 g the
soloi«ts, with choru- support, wai
; ps fine of the best parts of the
ram, and the young musician- win
d tack fo- repeated encores,
nevieve Pierce, accomp.tni t ef th?
gave several piano select .on which
sved unu ua! ability. Her num
wcie well received. Fiorine Elder.
1 soloist, was : nother artist ap
ing In feature numbers, and hoi
was fully up to the standard of
’ members of the club,
e entire program was good, and th*
>rt wa well up to th reports thal i
come from other tows, where the
has anpe red. In a*! tion to the
pal ability or the highi t order.
r member of the club is of pleasing ;
mality and manner that charmed
tudience. and made the concert otic
ic mo t pleasing music I event of
icason.
e (luh will be ent- rtained bv
nsville people today, le; ving in
special car thi-• nfte-noon for Sat
to. They will present a c ncert a*
eria tonight. A sacred concert will j
ven by the club in S n H- nito Sun- j
I)CAL
LEAGUE!
f the Epworth j
ft odist t hurch !
n wa elected '
it ion f«»r the ^
has 1een ser- j
the p ist three
was elected j
d, secretary; j
. All (thi i of- •
are appoint- j
spirited and
• sary to de
* 1.
o definite ac- ■
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WEATHER BILLETIN'
Ibservations taken today at 6 a.m.
h meridian time. First fipuie-. hipli- |
tefTiper.it uii- \ v; M-coiid. l"\v
ln«t nipht; third, rain and melted
w in last 21 hours.
lent* . 72 5fi .00
: rillo . 66 42 .no
ants . 50 40 .110
OWNSVII.1JE . S3 «.'» .00
pa ry . 46 20 .00
irleston . 60 56 3.02
(capo . 36 46 .00
tpus Christi . 71 60 .00
Has . 62 50 .00
nver . 36 36 .0*1 •
dire City . 44 42 .«"t j
Pa mi .— 52 .02
Iveston . 76 60 .00
lem. . 42 36 .00
us ton . — 56 .00
iron . 64 36 .00
cksonville . ft 62 .30
msas City . 56 46 .tot
uisville . 54 46 .00
•mphis . 56 50 .00
ami . 76 72 .00
xlena . 52 26 .00
•ntponiery . 62 5tl .00
■\v Or Ian .. 71 62 .00
*w York . 56 42 .00
>rh Platte 56 :ts .(et
Oklahoma City.50 t6 .(to
destine . 66 50 .00
loenft .. So 52 .**0
11sl'u: c . ... of ;;
Heigh . — 46 .10
. Louis. 54 46 .00
!1 _ t J 14
lit Lake City . 11 31 .00
m Antonio .h2 36 .uu
in Franc i-co . 64 56 .00
•nta Fe . 56 32 .00
teridan . ;o 26 .til
h cvepett . 60 51 .Oil
wit; * urrent. 42 26 .00
ampa .. 76 66 .26
irksbur,, . 61 52 .<'0
'ashinpto-i .... — 10 .<• 1
’ illiston. 6 26 .02
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Local Weather Data.
•urometer 7 p. m. yesterday ..
larotmtter 7 a. m. toda\ .
Vmperature highest yesterday .. N*"».
Vmperattire -j p. m. yesterday .. ''•*
emperatnre I p. m. yesterday .. 7t»
Vmperature 7 p. in. ysterday .. ”0.
'emperatnre lowest last night .. 0-1.
'emperatnre 7 ni. today .07.
'emiieratnre In a. m. today . 71.
'emperatnre l'Jr.’tti p. m. today . . To.
lumidily 7 p. ill. yesterday * p- t I ''II.
tumidity 7 a to. today t p< t i ... !*•
Imuidity 1J:?•.«* p. m. today > p1 11 7-V
*r«Hipitation 7 p. m. yesterday .. dial
'reeipitation 7 a. m. lodny . 1
Viml tdire . \ vel. i 7 p. m. 1 - '•*
Viiid I direr. A. vel. > 7 a. Ill.1- '»
Kr 7 p ill yesterday .... pt. eld "
r 7 a. :n. today . mist in.
is today . 0:411
o*s tomorrow .... . 0:10
HARLINGEN WILL
FINANCE BASEBALL
TEAM FOR LEAGUE
A rep irt from Harlingen today stated
that loi-inc-- men of tlmt town had
raised S_*..*ttKt. to fiuan <■ H i: Ibigen's en
trance in the new four-team b.i-e util
league, which act ordiug to i.resent plan
will include Corpus t'hr -ti. Uebstown.
I lul ling'it and Itrowusville. At a meet
iug of baseball fans at Harlingen Tlnir -
day night, the league plan was approved
I. V rep re-etitat ives. Corpus Cbri-ii and
koli-towti had already raised tlo-ir bums,
and -e ured a franchise in the league,
which leav Itrowusville the only city
I which has not yet completed tilt* plan.
I Itrowusville business man are. however,
cutliusiastii over the plan, and iudiea*
tions were that the Itrowusville duo
win Id Ik* financed within the next few
days.
Sii' - liptioii- were being received to
day from Itr *w n-villc. tan-, with every
indication that this city will "go over
the top" with Itrownsvilh*’.- part of the
i !ub fiiiau i's. The funds raised will i».*
used to fiuan c tin local dub until the
league can be put into operation.
Tentative arraugemeitts have been
made for a bail park site, and pradu
ally the uly fa tor remaining is that of
fiuatt ing the dull, which will give
ltrowti-ville real league a-eba'I. a- tin*
oigani/at.'iii has alieady been desig
nated a- a Class I* baseball league.
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BEAN SHIPMENTS
PROM VALLEY WILL
NOT BE VERY BIG
lie hi shipments from the l.ower Ki >
(•rat <le Valley will not l>e heavy this
season, tint wit list anding the fa-t a nor-j
mat acreage was planted, according to
reports from hath growers and shipper-.
1‘rouiincnt growers preoi. t that the Val
ley shipments will not he 'more tlim
Miffieient to supply tin* T< xa> deiuanil.
whi<h will apparently .• heavy this jp-.ir.
and they are expecting to >e nre good
pri es throughout the early part of the
"hipping season. Very few heans Imv *
heen "hipped out. but tip* movement will
he heavier next week.
(•rowers report that the damage done
thi" • rop by the cold spell iii early ,
March was greater than at first antici
pated. and the yield will lo* the MuaUcsi
in several years.
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COMMISSIONERS
TO ASK BIDS FOR
STRET PAVING
An order asking for bids for paving
seven additional blocks on Brown ville |
.'lone; in their regu!.,: April meeting
sionetV .n thei regular April minting
ye terday. In mo t casts, the paving is
simply an ext nsion of portions : heady 1
paved. Under the order, Jefferson street,
between Ninth arid Klevetith streets will
I e paved to a width o: I•» feet. 1'uving
of these two blocks will !e a great con
venience to people coining inti th bu -
inest section of town, and will give the
city a paved street leading up to the
gramma school. I’olk treit, between
I hiiteenth and Fourteenth streets, will .
he p.vved to a width of 10 feet, thus ex- i
tending the Fourteenth street lave
ment ucross the front of the Fourth
Ward school campus. The present pav
ing on Madison street will be extended
two blocks, from Seventh to Fifth, to
the cemetery, and will complete the
paving of this tr.it from the court
house square, or Twelfth street, to the
cemetr iy. Fifth street will also be pav
ed from Madison to the cemetery en- ]
trance, loth streets to be paved to a
width of 20 feet. The Fifth treet pav
ing 1'iivr: - two blocks, according to
thi present plans.
Kx.cpt for passing the regular month- I
1) 1 ills, no other matters came before'
the comm is ion; no action being taken (
on tii* i for ‘lie power unit to he
add d to the light plant, because of the
a ,-eiue ot Mayor ' ole.
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GIVES DECISION i
REGARDING VOTERS
EXEMPT FROM TAX
A1ST1N. April .*» tVrtifi-j
• .11 «* - showing \In hi- I’M'ltlpI Ifni.I
payini‘111 of il»i* poll tax sir** r**ipiin*.l |
only nf porsous residing in town-* of
lO.lNMi or morn ami not in smallor towns
or iinmtry distrtrts, m- online to an
opinion ri*nil**r***l iinlay l>y tin* siMorni-)
amoral'.* dopartuimt.
Tin- i;in“'iion wii* a-kril by II <■ railv
1'liaimli i. i nun" attorni’v ut MiKinn**y.
Ti'xas. I'itmiii* om nipt from poll lax.
who livi* in towns miil**r 1 m.im*«» may voir
without having a i i*rtlfii*ai»’ showing
tin ir ••xi'tuption. th** opinion holds.
Charged With Branding
Girl With Curling Iron
(IJy The Associated Pro s)
PITTSBURGH. April 5.—«‘h«rg*d
with S tanding Ruth Hautk. H, of t'on
nollsville, Pa., with a hot crrling iron
wl-in he refused to carry out certain
orders he gave h r Andrew Gales of
McKees Rocks, a suburb, w. s turned
over to county author ities today by a
police magistrate. The girl told detec
tives that Galos lured her from home
l y promising her life of luxury in
j Pittsbuigh.
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TREASURY DEPUTIES HELD UP
t By* The A-1 -ociatt d Pro s')
MAY April .*>. Peler .1. Stilli
-.an. s)>e< ial ii-e:i>ur> agent, reported to
! day tlnit lie and -ix of his deputies were
In-id up near Southampton. I.otig Ishtt.d.
la t night* b) twenty men clothed in
white robes aid h""t!* and for* e<! to
prod it e their credential-i a> government
1 agents.
Locakfriews
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Visiting VaU Mr . C. W. Ilolmcs
of Aransas Pass, mother of "Jimmie”
Hi lines, accompanied by Mrs. B. It.
Chism and Mis Lucy Chism of Mem*
ph s, Tenn., ariived here today to spent,
the week-end. They will retu n to Ar
ansas P; ss .ty auto Monday.
Destroy Liquor.-—Another lot o! 100
quarts of l.quor was poured into the
ScWer by the sheriff - department this
nio(ning, being evidence in the Pedro
Bravo ease, which was tried Wednesday.
This nukes more than 300 quarts of
liquor desfoyed during the pa-t w eh.
Preparing Cardens—Brownsville and
Matanrorns residents are getting their
gaidens aad flower plots in shape with
imple ments jimha cd fr< in the < In. tta
Haidw ire Store, under the Travelers
Hotel, adv.
Kis .\r:ive.—Several partie of Mer
cedes HIk- who will participate in the
Elks Minstrels, airivid ir. Brownsville
this a u noon to prepare f< r the big
event. All members *.f the troujc will lm
entertained it a big dinner at a loc.ii
cafe piio r to the how.
Standard Computing se 'c practical
ly new, at h If price. Hoiks Merchan*
tile Co.. Donna. Texas.—Adv.
Potato Crabs.—The Burm potto
grade!.s can be secured at McDavitt
Bros. Every potato glower should have
P'1 of these convenient machines.
Adv.
Federal Employe*? — Aniioinieenieiit
was made today by I.. A. Water iicy.
president, tli.-n a meeting of the federa!
employes union will be held tonight .:t
I lie iimiiis of the Hoard of City !*«-\«! •,•
nioni. All members are urged to attend.
.No Court Today.—No cases havirg
been set for today, the completion of
the Harrell case yesterday completed the
work of the distiict court for the week.
Two more oapit..l cases will e tried
next week, the fir t t eing set tor Mon
day.
Don't Wait. You will be too late to
gel a box of that stationery willi your
monogram printed in il free. Bishop's
Stationery & Book Store.—Adv.
\gent Appointed Mr. N'immo, re
pte eating t’n Literary Digest, hns been
i’t the city this week in the interests of
the citiul tion department, training
boys for the Junior Sales Division of
this pubi c; tion. This is spare time work
for buys. Hewprds of money and ad
vancement in the Junior Business Build
ers A-; ocintion according to merit are
offered to keep th toys .ntcrested and
active in the work. Raymond M :shall
has been appointed Special Agent for
Brownsville. Success to you, Raymond.
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Seed Cotton For Sale.—Ac .la. M**
bane rid Blue W u on. Ail high grade
-eed. Archer’s One I’r.ce Store, Ly*
ford, Texas.—Adv.
(iocs to Austin—Ford I.o. l.eit. dru;
gist at the Fugle I'liiirmuey. left last
tiglii by aiiio for Austin, slopping ni
I toii111 to take his I, rot her. Iloicc Loci.
• it. Air. I .*> kett received a telegram
yesterday announcing ,
who > attending the utiiv* t sili, is vers
ill.
Taking Examination*.—Six pplirant
are taking examinations for teachers'
certificates at the county superintend
ent s office today, all but two being
caii'lidut< for elementary certificates.
Kimball House — Nicely furnished
rooms, convenient to hath; hot and mid
water. Home cooking. M*’J Elizabeth
street.— Adv.
V(siting Relatives—Mrs. John Siarek
left yesterday lor Nacogdoi lies. Texas,
where she will remain several weeks
with relatives.
Rags Wanted.—The Herald will pay
five rents per pound for o! i rag- suit
able for wijiing machinery. Hoys and
girls, here’s an opportunity to earn pin
money.
Enjoy Luncheon—The l*.a\In t’olb-ge
1 lioral t’lub girls were gu**'t' of the
I’.row tis\ilb- Hoard of t’ity I )c\e|opmeni
a* a luinheoii in Mataiinuos today.
Hollowing the luncheon the young Indie*
were taken for a sight seeing tour of
Matamoro . followed by ;i trip through
Erow Us ville.
Dickey’s Old Reliable Eye Water
brightens a dull tired eye—Adv. (*>)
Returns From Florida—H-n Weil at
rived in I’.rnwiisvillc Thursday, front
riorida. where lie had net n looking
over the potato situation. He report*
a large acreage in the Hastings sc lion,
and the Florida crop will soon l»e mov
ing. lie is interested in l.l-'tt acres of
Valley potatoes, a ml is gn-atly pleased
with the prospects for a record crop iti
this sc t is >11.
Water HLstcrs on h nd or Ic<?i£ w.'I
tli appear after a few npplictn ova of
In.pt ri;.I Ezenm lb in dy All druggists
ar authorized to refund y< ur mon y if
it fails.—Adv. (1)
Showing Potato Grader—\V Burns
i~ exhibiting n potato grader of bis own
invent'm at W l>avitt Bros., and it is
proving of great interest to local grow
ers. The grader is light, and rail easily
'«• handled by two persons, and has
proved very effi ient and convenient.
While lie has never patented the grader.
in ha' been using similar 1 i.irliines sev
eral years in handling potato crops
grown in Kansas and in the Valley.
We Hate a plentiful supply of fresh
strawberries every day, both large
“Lady Cornelia” ar.d Klondyke” varic
tie , 4 boxes for $1.1*0. special prices
on small berries in dosen lots for pre*
' si rving. J. R. Tabir, City Market.-—
AI>v.
Voting for Trust r».—*'it yens of
Brownsville ; ltd residents ot all school
districts in the county are vting today
for school trustee . Indications nt noon
BROWNSVILLE GIRL
SINGS IN RECITALS
AT BAYLOR COLLEGE
HKI.TON. Tex. April .1. Mi" Am.ie
Sim- Tm-keif, ilai'nliler of Mr. anil Mr-.
S. C. Tinker. of Itrnw n-ville. reeenlly
ii|»|teareil in n student rei ilal given ny
tin- l ine Art- Conservatory of Itaylor
College for N\ oini-n.
Mi-- Tinker -Mg •• Lullabyby full
S oil t:nd el-o sang ill tile tlio "The
Night ingale's Snug” by N' vin. She \va<
■ elcit.d to nppe.ir before the ••onvention
nf the |-'e»|e| a* e«| Women's Clllhs of tile
I'oilltli li-l’iil of Texas ami san;;
•• Mimis Air from l.a Itohenie by I
eini. She will also sing a -olo in t!l**
-ei vii-e at the Itelion Itajitist t hitreli.
Mi— Tinker i- -tiulying umler l.otiis
fonreil. bead <>f the \ oi e I lepartnu-nt
• d' the line Arts Conservatory of I lay
lor College. Mr. fonreil. who i- a
tea-her ami ■ inger of international repu
tation -ay- "f her voire, -Mis-- linker
itit erpret -- her -ong • xiptisitely and her
phi using i- wall ilotie. I am greatly
p|e.i-ed with Inr work and prophesy a
f pleitdid future for Iter.”
She i- a freshman in ndlege mid
a member id tin- l|oy«:l Arademia Lit
entry Soeiety.
Itaylor College is the third largest
i iiiod for women 1.1 tin I niled Slate*
and the largest denominational eoll.-ge
for women in liie world. I In1 line Arts
Conservatory of Itaylor i- ore of the
hlluifsl III the Soillhwe-I.
BAPTIST LEADER
TO SPEND WEEK
IN LOWER VALLEY
Robert Jolly, superintendent of the
H. ft.st tl< pit;* 1 at Houston, one of the
foremost Baptist lenders in th- state,
will ar ive in the Vail y tonight :.n-l
wi'l deliver am addres at the Baptist
church in Hhrlingen Sunday morning.
S nday i fternoon he will speak •'*
Br- wnsvil'e and Sunday evening at San
Benito.
Mr. Jolly's itinerary for next week
has not been a ranged, hut .t was an*
nounetd that he will speak at several
of the Valley towns. ineluding the all
d. y meet’ng to le held at We laco
Thor-d; v : nil a* the quarterly meeting
..f the ltr.pt i t Worn. n <>f this district at
ll.iilimren 1 i nlay. 1! ore-eat.a'ive Irorn
nil pan of the district will he present
: t the Ha’lingen me.ting, and the We
laco meeting promises to be one of the
mi -t import, nt Valley wide meeting*
he'd this season.
WALTON TO ASK DELAY
CONSIDERING APPEAL
WASHINGTON, April ft. Former
Governor Walton of ok! homn will a>k
tin hv.|»:emf court when it re-o nvenes
Month y to delay consideration of his ap
peal for review of the Oklahoma im
peachment proceedings against him.
A motion asking lor the delay wa
drawn up t' day and left with t le cl irk
of the court. In it Walton says hi
counsel Ii-ji I e< .11, ii < no* In oil able t >
properly pri pare for the argument an l
hud oth«-r court business requiring hi.
attention at thi time.
No n ticc has been given whethc 'he
motion will le opposed by counsel tor
the Oklahoma housi- of representativeJ
and the- other defendants.
APPOINTED ASSISTANT
ATTORNEY GENERAL
l By The Associated Pres)
AUSTIN. Texas, April 5—Weaver
Moore of'Houston, and It. E. S<u;.lo of
San Antonio, were appointed a s-i t
ant attorneys pen. ral today to fill the
v. fancies caused by the resignation ol
• liffor l Stone and Bruce Bryant. 1 hey
will take up the.r duties Monday. Mr.
j Soapier was speaker of the house in
i the l.x t legislature.
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VILLAGE THREATENED BY 1 IKE
i |)v Th A'*o.-i»lpd Piers)
VL' TOItlAVIL1.K, Quebec. April 5.—
The village of St. Paul dc Chester, in
athab; ka county today i thre- timed
with do tructicn by fire which epan
! ye; t. iday in a small store, spread to 7
iildina t <i raged «n< hi. k
i I all night. An wires to the town,
which i- far away ' out the r ilway line,
were down.
POSTPONE I'LIBIIT
(Itv I in Associatcil l'rt ssi
SEATTLE. April 5. Hop off of a Uni
t.d State army air squadron on a flipli*
around tie world was postponed today
when a metal tip was bro.,en off the
flap plane Seattle, own by Major Fred
erick I.. Martin, commander of the ex
pedition. Major Martin said he did nut
know when the tart could l>e made.
today pointed to a very light vote in
Brownsville wI re the present trustees
are c. ndidstes to succeed themselves,
with no < ppo ition.
Brighten I p your complexion with
Mart in-7.’ Lemon Lotion. Either sex.
{1.50 and Hacts.—Adv.
Bail (Iffirials Here Elmer M delicti
of Houston. i * ne-.l manager, and W. <\
Pre; ton, i f 1 ««rt Wurth traffic malinger
of the Frisco Lines were in Browns
ville yesterday, le.ving today for points
up the Valley. They are looking over
th section, and taking a hurt rest.
PILES
My treatment of piles i one of the
modern successes of medicine. No
knife, no detention from work or l>usi
m ss. Skin. Idood kidney. Madder,
liver, and allinl trouMes also treated.
Special attontioa to the ailments
of women.
Consultation and e\amination freo
DR. SISINGER
Boom Ifi Mallhx Building
BROW NSVILEE
Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Sundays: 12:30 to 2:30
WILL TELL HOW
LICENSE DOLLAR
IMPROVES ROAD
State Highway Commissioner
to Speak Before Auto
Dealers at Fort Worth
Convention
ruin wnirm. t«*x.. April How
tin' autnuinhilr li enso dollar is spent
will In* tolil - of tlio I •■mi** Ant.*
motive I lenler A'Sir ittiiirti *• t their
Ki;.litli Annual t'.invent ion to Im* held in
Kurt Worth. April 17th uni 1‘**h. •».'
It. >|. Ilitlilniiil. i hail la.in of tin* State
Highway t'1*1111111 **ioii. who will «l**livi*r
an aihl: «•* s on “Highway t '.nisi rin t ion
anil Mninl»*naui 1*." Automobile *1 •*.-• l«*r
of tho Stat«* who • otiii* in dire.-t ooiita 1
witii tho inoro than 7t'«t.ittMt automohiio
owners will ho lohl how they ran '*•*
operate with tin* Highway I»«*p:irtnioat
in tho lam si motion and maintenatre of
tin* road y-triit.
'I’ll.* automohiio ha - provoa tin* groa
o>t ingle fa< tor in tin* huildillg of a
1 nun.* tod >y • t.*tn id lut: d-surfaeed high*
ways, lint fow nioiorists i.n *rr tin* in
side working <*f tin* Itepartiueiit that
supervises Mo* lutihlitig **t good roads,
and now ha» oi**o t .harg.* of tin* main
ter.aiiee of tin* .* artorios of . oninier*-.*
While automohiio owner- are now
paring over 1«I per tout m**ro for em
ployers liability in-oranee than other
lines ..f industry in Texas. 11 further in
i-rease in the rate is in prospe.-t. and
W I?. Shoo of the State Insurune
< ',,11111.i - ui. will t'll den >*i s i't ill
t'.invention "Why tin* N<* .---itr **f In
■ leasing Autotiiobik* I trailer- l.ahili*.**
Insiir.ime."
'I’ll,, di-.repun.v in employers liability |
iti-uniii.e rates as n|*|di*'*l in lexus is j
■ howu I y tin* following .. |
I’.usines* Sule-uien < *ffJee Shop
Lumber 0.11 ""«• -o1
4 Jroeery oil oitf, O'171
Automobile 1 —* * 1 _’t* l._**'
Kfforts V. ill 1.0 mad** at tin* t’oiltron*
ti a to avoid this pro|N*s**.l raise in tin*
insiitanee rate hr a boor «ooperut ion !
among tin* d-alers. and it i- j * • • ~i**l»* that
moan- ,-:*n he f* nti.l hr wlii.-h. tlitough
. o*.•.oration with tin* insiirnn. «* *•«•»»
inissioii, tin- dealers of I \a- may light
on their burdens in tin respo.-t.
<,f.um\\ < mi intKN sti i>y knllisii
LI IPZIF. March 27. Knrlish and
! Spanish have replaced the French lan
guage >n many of the Pru aim and
Bavarian high schools. Kxccpt in tie
Rhineland, the study of Ft gli h h is
been taken up tj- ite generally through
out (> rtnanj in preference to 1 tench,
according to recent announcement,^
The desire to learn Spanish and Kng
lish antoung th • younger generation of
C,e mans appear to have * een brought
.about by the large numb* r of nt> n am!
women who have hope of (migrating to
Kng land or North or S uith America.
Personal
j ,
Willi .m Li. Fairhain of Chicago i in
1 Brown ' i 1 It* or l>u in* * ■
O. A. Kniidt-"n of Minneapolis, Minn.,
is in Brownsville today.
John W. B; haw of Alamo ... in town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. li. Morgan of Cot pus
Christi are in Brownsville oit hu iness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiank S. Kngle and
daughter of Chicago are visiting in
Bn wnsville.
S. M. Alexander. Jr., of Winchester,
Tenn. is visiting here.
W. C. l*r« ten of Fort Worth i in the
[ citv today.
i Klnier Mitchell'of Houston i here on
husines toil iy.
J York of Ilecvillc is here on bus
• iness.
Mrs. C. II N* rthington and Mi s S .die
Northington. Mr . W. M. Hose of Kgypt,
Texas, are visiting here.
C, B. MeriwetIn r Sr., and (J. B Mer
iw ther, Jr., and Will N. Meriwether of
li.,nna were in Brownsville yesterday.
Charles T. Longbiaker and w.!c of
Bio Hondo were in town yesterday.
S. Koppel i f San Antonio is here on
i usineM.
H. K. Clapp nd party of San Antonio
: re in Brownsville.
B. I,. Shoaf of T.ivlor i here today.
W. M Kllison of Harlingen was here
yesterday.
J. J. Collins of San Benito \va in the
city .Friday.
Mr;. B. H. I* rter of Rio Hondo was
in town yesterday.
T. It. Hathaway of Houston was in
Brownsville today on l.n ini ; s.
Mrs. C. W. Holmes of Aransas Bass
is visiting here.
Mrs. S. II. Chism and Mi s Lucy Chism
of Jonesboro, Aikan^a. are in town to
day.
L. R. Puente of Kaymondvillc ij hc^e
on business.
J. P. I’erdcw of Corpus Chit ti i in
town today.
Jose I\na of Odem is in Br< wnsvillc
A. C ireia of Sun Benito was here yes
terday.
F. (I. Sellers of San Antonio is in the
city today.
Mrs. ' Inrk Norton of Mission wa in
Brownsville yeste d y.
ri. II. (jord* n of Houston i here on
business.
C R. Paine of Los Antrelcs i here on
In sine: s.
M. «). Sadler of Star, Texts, is in the
city.
A. C. K tavillo «f Monterrey is here
on business.
11. A. Dooley of San Antonio is in
Brownsville on I u.sines->.
Peter Bentson of Mission i in the
city on i usincss.
L. Louttet of Dallas i., in Brnwru
ville on buslnes .
T. A. It. nford of Dali * is in Brown
ville on business today.
Ii. W. Hall of Sin Antonio is in the
city today.
(leorue W. Knijrht of New Orleans is
in Brownsville «■ n bu ine .
\V. M. Water man of Corpus Chri ti
is in Brownsville on business.
B. II. Winner of Weslaco is in the
city toii. y.
W. F- Rowan of S attle. Wa hin|*ton.
i visitinjr in Brownsville.
H. I ehr of Austin i here on business.
K. F. Yeriintrti. n of Dallas is in the
city on business.
R. S. Boomer ol St. Louis i- here on
business.
B. K. Sherfev and W A. Morn I of
Dallas are in Brownsville on lusiness.
FOUR GENERATIONS
Texas Lady Says Her Family
Has Been Taking Thedford’s
Black- Draught, When
Needed, for Many Years.
Alto, Texas.—“We inherited the use
pf Black-Draught in our fa; ily," says
Mrs. Mary Shuptrine, who lives near
here on B. F. D. 2. “My grandmother
was an old woman when she died
about ten years ago, anti she had been
using it literally ever since 1 can re
member. She gave it to her chi'dren
and grandchildren for biliousness and
stomach complaints, so when 1 wen.
to housekeeping we just naturally used
it, too.
“1 give it to my children for a
purgative whenever they need one,
and we arc never without it. Made
into tea, it surely is fine. It’s the best
I home remedy for headache and ccnsti
1 nation 1 know of.” .
During over 80 years of its con
tinued popularity, Black-Draught has
become the standard liver medicine in
many thousands of homes, where it
has been found of great benefit in the
treatment of constipation, biliousness,
indigestion and other common liver,
stomach and bowel complaints. Ten
million packages of Black-Draught are
r.ow sold a year, as more anti more
people are learning of the value of
this well-known remedy.
Insist on Thrdford’s, the or.lv genu
ine Black-Draught powdered liver
medicine. At all dealers’. NC-164
R. V. Reaj»or ml wife of Altus, Okit
hoina are in town today.
M. S. Harnett of San Antonio is here
on l>u iness.
K. K. Mc Kee and F. L. VVeltc-n of Han
Anton.o arc in Brownsville onbusiness.
\V. H. Houk'h of Kingsville is in town
today.
S. Amuncl-i n of Brookings, South Ila
kc»ta, is visit.nit :n Brownsville.
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