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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
ALL TRUSTEES
Of THIS SCHOOL
BROUGHT IN SUIT
-- i
CONTRACTOR FILES PAPERS IN
SUPERIOR COURT AGAINST
w. r. sYMoNs.
He, Together With Eighteen Other
Trustees of Eleventh District Asri-
cultural College, Made Party to
Suit to Recover Balance Due.

Hon. w. f. Symons, trustee Tor
Glynn county of the agricultural col
lege of the Elevnth congressional dis
trict, located at Douglas, was made
one of the defendants in suit brought
by J. Apperman, the contractor who
erected the school building at Doug
las. Mr.. Symons, however, is only one
of nineteen trustee against whom the
same suit has been filed 1t was fill
ed in each county in the Eleventh dis
trict, as each county furnishes a trus-
tee for the college
Others who are made defendants are
John w. Tippins, or Appling county;
J. G. Stanley, of Brooks; J. S. N. Dav-
is. Sr., of Camden; j. ] Upchurch, of
Charlton; l.. L. Dupont, of Clinch; ].
w. Quincy, of Coffee; w ]. Williams,
of Dodge; T. G. Ham, of Echols; !. A.
j, Henderson, of Irwin J. H. Camarte,
Ct jeff Davis; j. f.. Page, of Johnson;
J. S. Simmons, of Laurens; L, L. Webb
of Lowndes; r. E. Peterson, of Mont
gomery; j. A. Strickland, of Pierce;
E. Graham of Telfair; d. A. Jordan,
of Ware and Ben Milliken, vi Wayne.
The suit is in the form of a COM
plaint, brought to recover the sum of
$2,656.50 said to be due on the BALD
ings at Douglas. 1t is claimed that
one academy and two domitory build
ings were construsted at total cost
of 50,924.20, and of this amount the
contractor claims that he is due 81
$3.50 and it is for y<ie latter amount
that he is suing the nineteen trustees.
t is claimed in the petition that al
though repeated efforts have been
made to collect the balance due that
the trustees have not paid any atten-
ton whatever to the matter
1t is expected that each case will
be tried separately, as the SUITS are
brought in each county in the district.
The contractor is represented by At
torney Henry A. Alexander, of Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
OFFICERS NAMED
ANNUAL MEETING HELD BY THE
KAISER COMPANY AND ALL
OFFICERS ELECTED

Officers and directors of the Kaiser
Company have been elected for the
ensuing year, and local business men
have been elected to practically all of
the places, theI cirg only one or two
outside business men included in the
list.
The Kaiser Company owns valuable
real estate in all sections of the city
including some of the most desirable
business buildings in the city. The
company was organized a few years
ago and took over most of the hold
ings of A Kaiser & Bro.
The toard of directors elected were
J, w. Bennett, A. J. Crovatt, Albert
Fendig. c. Downing, B. Whitfield F
d. M. Strachan.
The officers are: President J. w
Bennett, vice president, A. J. Crovatt
secretary and treasurer, Albert Fen
dig.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
FATAL SHOOTING.

- kshe4ille, Nc, May ll.-Edward
Brown. farmer, is reported to have
been KILLED by Robert Holt. near
Spring Creek, yesterday, tAe shoot
ing being the result of alleged trouble
between the families of the two men.
Brown is said to have gone to the
home of Holt and accused him Of cir
culating false stories about him. Hrt
words ensued, and Holt who was
armed with a shotgun. returned the re-
volyer fire of his opponent, killing him
instantly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
SCHOONER is AT TOTAL LOSS
All Hope Given Up of Saving the
Oracle D. Buchanan.

Working for over month, and with
apparently the greatest success in view
in saving the strained schooner prac-
tically through "sea of sand" the
work of saving the handsome schoon-
er Oracle d. Buchanan, now ashore
near jacksonville, has been abandoned.
This decision was only adopted after
it was discovered that the strain on
the hull of the ship during the days OF
inch by inch progress through the
sand, had become so continued and
great as to damage the hull to the eX-
tent of springing it apart and making
all future attempts at saving the
schooner useless.
This condition affairs was only
discovered the other day, and where
the chances OF bringing the vessel un-
timately and soon into the water had
been most excellent and favorable, the
strained condition of the hull made it
apparent that all further work must
be abandoned.
Had the attempts 10 float the Oracle
D. Buchanan been accomplished she
would have been one of the most
talked of ships in maritime circles,
and would have been visited wherever
she would have made port. It was
during the month of February that she
missed her course while making her
way into Nassau sound, and was driven
high and dry on a sand bank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
ROYAL FAMILIES
ARRIVE IN LONDON
MANY RELATIVES REACH EN-.
GLISH CAPITAL TO ATTEND
KINGS FUNERAL

London, May 1.-THE British royal
families kin are arriving to attend
King Edwards funeral.
Empress Dowager Marie Russia, sis
ter OF Queen Mother Alexandra, arriv-
ed today accompanied by Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch, Emperor Mich
olas, younger brother They were
met at the railroad station by King
George and Queen Mary, who drove
them to Buckingham palace.
Parliament Pays Tribute.
Parliament met this afternoon to nay
national tribute to the memory of
King Edward and welcome his sue
cessor, King George. A message from
the new monarch announcing the death
of his father, and his own succession
was read in both houses, which subse-
qaently adopted an address of condol-
ence and congratulations to the new
King
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
TEDDY WATCHED
A MICMIC BATTLE
ROOSEVELT AND EMPEROR WILL.
IAN RODE TO THE MANEUV-
ING FIELD.

Berlin, May 11.-Col. Roosevelt, in
company with Emperor William today
witnessed mimic battle in which IL,
900 men of the German military en-
gagged in the vicinity of Doeberitz.
Roosevelt wore riding costume and
rcde superb thoroughbred from the
imperial stables. His majesty also took
a mount. both riding together over the
maneuvering field, twenty square
miles, observing the working of the
army problem. The scene of evolution
was admirably adapted to bring out
the resources of officers and men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
RACE IN FLORIDA
IS YET IN DOUBT
KNOWN THAT TALlAFERRo AND
5ROWARD WILL HAVE TO
MAKE SECOND RACE
Late Returns, However, INDICATE That
ero~ard is Making Big Gains and
May Receive Largest Number of
=, Votes.

Jacksonville, Fla. May 1I.-Returns
from many sections of Florida of yes
terday's Democratic primaries are yet
meager. and definite returns from
these points will not be known before
tomorrow or Friday
Taliaferro has polled a big vote in
the large cities and Broward has car
ried some counties that were supposed
to he for TaliaferrO. Taliaferro's head
quarters are very much encouraged
and enthusiastic over the majoritieS
given the senator in Hillsborough, Es-
Gambia and Monroe counties. His ma
jorities in Manitee and other counties
were also pleasing to him and his
friends.
Broward's closest political friends
here say that scores of country pre-
cincts distant from telegraph stations
are surely fer the Ex-Governor and
will greatly increase his vote.
Broward's increased vote in Duval
county has greatly encouraged his
friends, and up to noon to day they
were claiming that he was several hun
dred votes ahead in the state, and that
the final battle must be settled by a
second primary.
L'Ensle, although considered a joke
in most counties, has received a scat
tering vote all over the state and has
probably carried two or three counties
While later returns may change the
situation, the indications point that
the candidates for the United States
senate have won in the various coun-
ties as follows:
For aliaferro-Alachua, Bradford,
Columbia. Duval, DeSoto, Escambia,
fernando, Hillsborough, Lake, Madi-
sen, Manatee, Monroe, Nassau, Osceola
Santa Rosa, St. Johns, SIwanee and
Waukulla.-1S.
For Broward-Baker, Breyard, Clay
Dade, Gadsden, Holmes. Jackson, Leon
Lee, Liberty. Marion. Orange, Putnam
Palm Beach Polk, St Lucia, Taylor,
Volucia, Washington and Walton-20
LEngle carries Citrus, Pasco and
SullltSI COuutlSS'
3roward Issues Statement.
Ex-Governor Broward today at noon
issued the following statement:
TO the Democratic Voters of Florida;
Judging from the incomplete re-
turns now in, | believe | am the lead
ing candidate for United States Sena-
tor. I estimate that my lead over Sen
ator Taliaferro will be from two thou
sand to three thousand votes. Of
course this is only an estimate, and
later returns may change it. 1t. IS
even possible that Senator Taliafefro
will lead me, though do not believe
this is possible
F. D. Cassidy Talks.
An attempt was made to get state
ment from Senator Taliaferro, but he
could not be found. P. d. CaSSidey
who has managed his campaign, how
ever. stated that the indications show
ed Taliaferro still i'll Me lead, and
while he acknowledged Broward had
made surprising gains, he had figures
which showed that Taliaferro was two
thousand ahead
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
THE CITY COURT
LIBEL CASE OCCUPIED ALL OF
YEsTERDAYT7JuRY SPENT
ENTIRE NIGHT OUT.

The case Of kephon Mott VS.. j. ID
Hirsch, libel, occupied all of yesterday
in the city court and the case devel-
Oped into an unusually interesting one
and much interest is being manifested
in the final outcome.
1t was late yesterday afternoon
when the evidence was finally con-
cluded and the case was given to the
jury, but it appears that the jury fail
ed to reach a verdict as the twelve
men spent the entire night out. 1t is
evident that mistrial will be the re-
suit unless the jury succeeds in MAX
ing up a verdict this morning.
The case is the result of action TAX
en- by Mr. Hirsch against Mr.. Mott at
u meeting of the Retail Merchants
and Business Men association, OF
which both the defendant and the
plaintiff are members. Mott claims
that his name was posted by Hirsch
as being indebted to him, thus injur-
ing his credit, when as a matter OF
fact he did not eve him anything but
that his name was posted through
malice On the other hand Hirsch
claims that he was within the rules OF
the organization when Motifs name
was posted, and that ne had legal
right 10 do so.
The plaintiff is repreented by Maj
Ernest Dart, while Judge Max Isaac
is representing the defendant
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
CAPUSO HEAVILY GUARDED
AS HE TESTIFlES IN THE CASE
Fear Caused Him to Appeal to Police
When Threatened With Black Hand

New York, May 11.--Fear caused
Enrico Caruso, the opera singer, to
appeal to the police when threatened
with black hand vengeance Caruso
testified to this when he appeared In
the county court Of Brooklyn as a
witness against Antonio Misiani, who
is on trial charged with trying to ex-
hCrt $4,000 from the tenor. Caruso,
who came here from Atlanta, Ga, to
attend the trial was nervous and Ill
at ease when he was on the stand.
Caruso avs accompanied to court
by the body guard he has employed
since receiving the letters. He Kept
a sword cane he carried constantly
in his hand even while ne was on the
stand. The case was not concluded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
BIG INCREASE is SHOWN
Odd Fellows of Georgia Made Big
Growth Past Year.

Grand Secretary #. H. Robinson, Of
Gainesville, of the Grand Lodge ct
Odd Fellows, has prepared his report
to be submitted to the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Georgia odd Fellows
which convenes in Athens, May 25th
and 26th.
Grand Secretary Robertson's report
will show that there are now on the
rolls 4SS lodges, jJith membership
of about 35,7O0 There have been 29
new lodges instituted since the last
average of the grand ledge. The
average membership of the lodges in
stituted during the past year is "a.
The report will further show that
the { cunt paid out during the year
for the relief of the brothers has been
$3S 900; amount paid for the relief
of widowed families, $4,000; amount
paid for the relief of orphans, $1,000;
amount paid for burying the dead'
$4,000; amount paid for special re-
lief $4,000; which makes a total
amount paid for relief of $4,000.
The receipts for the year from subor
dinate lodges amounts to $1S0,0OO. The
invested funds of the subordinate
lodges is $4,000, making the total
assets of subordinate lodges, $S7O,oo0.
There are now, lodges in all the
counties of the state except 22. Dur
ing the year, 1868 have been added to
tae membership through the club plan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
HE GOES TO STAND TRIAL.
Case Against n. Manser to Come
Up in Fernandina Today

Il. II. Manser OF the Brunswick
steamship Company, who was arrest
ed in Fernandina some time ago while
loading steamship at that port, ana
who was fined $500 on a charge OF vio-
lating the laws of the state by loading
the steamer without steyedore, ielt
yesterday for the little Florida port
to he present at a second trial, which
is on an appeal made by Mr,Man er
from the first action Of the court.
The case will come up in Fernandlha
this morning and Mr.. Manser Will be
represented by counsel from Ferhah
dina. He claims that he was illegally
arrested and fined and will endeaVol
to have the fine RENTED.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
PASSED AWAY IN JACKSONVILLE
Old Resident of Brunswick Died There
On Tuesday.

Frank Jones, for many years res
ident of Brunswick, but who removed
TO Florida some time ago, passed away
in Jacksonville Tuesday, The re-
mains will arrive in the city TINS
morning and the funeral vii! occur
from Taylor's chapel, five miles from
the city at IL o'clock. The services
will be conducted by Rev. g. r.
Thornton of the Second Advent church.
The deceased spent most of his life
in Brunswick and Glynn county and
has number of relatives residing
here, He was for time engaged in
the pile driving business, and Is well
known among a large circle of friends
in the city. who will regret to learn
Of his death. X
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
AMERicus PYTHIANs COMING
Big Crowd From That City to Attend
the Convention.

The AmericIs Times Recorder of
yesterday says:
Many Knights CT Pythias represent
ing Cooper Lodge of Americus, will
attend the Grand Lodge of the order
which is to be held in Brunswick on
May 1919. The Pythians met in Co
lumbus last year
Several cities desire the next meet
ing, among the most active in their
efforts to secure the assemblage be-
ing Augusta and Macon. The order
of the Pythian Sisters, an auxiliary to
the Knights, will also hold their an
nual convention at Brunswick at the
same time as the convention of the
Knights
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
1T WAS WORSE THAN LEPRosY
Rum Kills Three Membres of Colony
At Robben Island Station.

Cape Town, May 11.-An extraordi-
nary riot has occurred at the Rcbben-
Island leEer station.
The lepers found a sixty four gal
Ion cask of rum that had been washed
ashore. They broached it, and after
drinking greedily started a wild riot.
The officials and police had the
greatest difficulty in controlling them,
as the law does not allow the authori-
ties to use frCce in dealing with lep-
ers.
Three of the unfortunates died from
the effects of the orgy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
BIG SUMMER RESORT BURNED

New York, May 1.-THE Manhan-
set House, we'll known summer re-
sort On Shelter Island, was detroyed
Inv fire this morning The manage
ment of the hotel also conducted tae
Hotel Chamberlain, at Old Point Com
fort.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
TO ORIENTAL PORTS.
Twenty Million Feet of Lumber Has
Been Engaged.

Portland, Ore, May 11.-Almost 90
100000 feet of lumber has been en-
gagged to he sent this week to Orien-
tai ports.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
A SEVERE EARTHQUAKE.

San Domingo, May 11.-Severe earth
Quake shocks were felt here at
O'Clock this morning. No lives were
lost, nor was pr cperty damaged
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-12
q Rear Admiral DEAD.

philadelphia, May 11.-Rear Adhllral
Aadrow Kiersted. retired, is dead q
ancrlexy. He was 76 years Old
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
BAPTIST.
FIRST BAPTIST CHIRCH=S11 N

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-SO1 Ma
goffin avenue Rev Robert Bruce
Smith, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45;
preaching at II a. m and 1880 o. NJ
Following is the program for a sa-
cred song service to be given in the
First Baptist church on Sunday night:
Organ vOluntary-Mrs z. W. Earl
Anthem by the chOir-Sele cted.
Prayer by the pastor.
Hymn 561-ChOir and regatfon
Scripture lesson.
Duet Peace to This Sacred Dwell
ing'-Mrs. Pearson and Mrs. Gardner.
Anthem. Incline Thine Ear'-Ths
choir
Announcements and ofTertory
Solo. These Are They That Have
Washed Their Robes',-Mrs. Gardner.
Trio. Lift Thine Eyes'-Mrs. Gard
ner, Mrs Pearson and Miss Taylor.
Ladies' quartet, I'm a Pilgrim and
Pm a Stranger
Duet. Il Waited for the Lord"
Anthem, Saviour, Again TO Thy Dear
Name"-Choir.
Medley Of old songs-Choir and con-
gregation.
Benediction-
Organ pOstlude-
ChOir-SOpranos: Mrs. Gardner, Mrs
Pearson, Mrs Denny and Miss nfrey:
altos, Miss Taylor, Miss Robinson Miss
Abbot and Mrs Graves: tenors, F. H
Nolte, c. L Rogers and Mr. HIncke:
bassOs, E D. Hodge and Stanley Bev-
ans.
Mrs. Gardner. choir director
Mrs Earl, Organist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
SMALL BUNGALOW FOR SALE.
JUST BEING COMPLETED.
IN "A CLASS TO ITSELF

Consists Of large rooms. halls.
bath, sleeping porch and basement It
is a California style bungalow with
wide spread roof and overbanejng
caves. The living room is large and
has an artistic buff brick mantel. col
umned arch, polished floors, special de-
sign mission doors and beamed cell
ings- The bedrooms are well arranged
and we'll ventilated, all walls tinted In
soft shades. The entire house will be
equipped with lighting fixtures, the
dining room having a large dome and
the living room handsome shower
fixture. In other words we have put IN
everything necessary to make the
house complete and uptodate Let us
show you this ideal home. 1t is diff
ferent from anything you have seen
and the price is no moro than for the
ordinary kind.
Mayfield Realty Co.,
50 Buckler Building. Phone eeA
WE BUILD AND SELL HOMES"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
FOR SALE.

90 acres of uncleared bosQue land
miles north Of Las Cruces level and
can be easily put into condition. To
seed
20 acres in cultivation on main
Mesflla ditch. miles from town. a
splendid tract
20 acres, Is in alfalfa, balance in
corn and other stuff. on main Mesilla
ditch miles from Las Cruces
These tracts are under the Leasburg
dam.
For prices and terms address owner.
r.. f. Mcbride,
Las Cruces, y. N
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
SOMETHING IN THIS LIST


room cottage. close in east
front good buy at $3.50
room cottage. lot 50x15O, south
front on car line. 1900
room cottage, 373k feet, south
front, close in ...... 400
room house, new. lot and half.
on Boulevard ---........ e5Oe
10 room house, modern heating
plant, large lot, paved street seob
room house, Nevada St. 37b
feet. modern A beauty At 800
3 room house, lots, south front
Highland Park ... 1870
16 room fat close in on Prospect.
always rented. Cheap at. $500
On Boulevard, fine building site.
1Or Observation-Disclosures. 1900
lots on Montana St, each z25
Several pieces close in property on
Chihuahua. Kansas. Texas or Myrtle.
240 ACRES VALLEY LAND
$50 per acre VIII trade for city prom
erty
Furnished or unfinished houses to
rent See our list
Satisfactory terms can be arranged
on any Of the above.
AnderSOn-Bennetf Realty Co.
Rooms 81 and 2S Bassett & Edwards
Building. Bell 491 Auto 1888.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
GOOD BARGAINS IN MEXICO

53n acres, about 10 miles below
Juarez- No better soil in the valley:
raw land, but can De placed in excel
lent shape at little expense: has plenty
OF wood Price per acre. $40 gold.
SO acres miles below Juarez: fine
sandy soil, raw land, but needs very
little dwelling. On one of the large It
bitches in the valley. Price per acre
only S35 gold
Is acres only 4 miles from town; has
z room house. one-half in wheat other
has good timber. Price per acre $40.
200 acres about 5k miles from
Juarez; finest raw land in the valley;
wood on place will pay for the clearing
Price per acre, $45.
JCAREZ REALTY CO..
c. Juarez, Chic, Mexico.
No IS Concrete St, Phone Bell 346
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
DO YOU WANT A HOUSE LIKE YOUR
NEIGHBOURS? If YOU Do WE
HAVEN'T IT. IF YOU WANT
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
WE ARE THE PEO-

PIE TO SEE.


We are completing one of the most
uptOdate bungalows ever built in FL
PasO, and are offering it at a low price
for quick sale. Consists of 6 rooms,
bath, sleeping porch and basement. 1t
is an east front and reasonably close
! in. The living room and dining room
are very attractive with their polished
floors, special design mission doors,
columned arch, buff brick mantel, pan
eled wainscoting and beamed ceilings.
This house is built according to the
California style of architecture with
wide overhang effect, and is most
attractive home. If you want one of
the most uptOdate, modern and artis-
tic homes ever built in this city, and
entirely different both inside and out
from anything else in town, let us
show you this house at once. VIII be
completed Tuesday or Wednesday.
Mayfeld Realty Co.
Over CaliSherS. Phone 6S4.
I'VE BUILD AND SELL HOMES
LOOMS BROS NEW LOCATION.
Corner st. Louis and Stanton SITS
Real estate and insurance.
FOR RENT.
A new 9 room house close in on "
Oregon St; steam heat large basement
and sleeping porches.
Olive St; has large yard and well kept
lawn.
Turner & Davis,
los Texas St.
WHAT HAVE YOC TO TRADE:
We have some property in Childress
Texas. that is worth $4,000 that we
will trade for a stock of merchandise
or for a good drug store Let us know
what you have and we will give furth-
er particulars.
AndersOn-Bennett Really Co.,
Rooms u and % Bassett & Edwards
Building. Bell 491; Auto. 1853.
FREE.
CALIFORNIA OIL MAP
Showing all the fields will be mailed
to you upon application. Also our
monthly trade paper. Sagar-Loomis
Co. PheIan Bldg, San Francisco. Cal
PERFECTION HOT CORN HOLDERS,
latest household device, made Of cast
metal heavily nickled, will not tarnlsh.
Send 15c for sample pair. Messner.
42O E I06 ST. New York
TO SELI-A double seat trap in good
condition with harness. Phone 1852
7O9 WXoMING-2 cool housekeeping
rooms, modern; summer rates. Auto.
1890.
$500 WILL BUY
a room modern brick on Rio Grande. |
so feet frontage on paved and park ed
street; close in. Can make terms for |
this.
Wallace T. Downing,
ono Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28
s749,0eo TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
AE PEP r-L..-I PEI

u
AT ) PERCENT PER ANNUM
There is no man living who does not
at sometime long for a home that he
can call his own and a modest home
OF your own is much nicer than a finer
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our plan anyone can buy or build a
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the amount at 3 percent for 10 years
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any time and stop all interest. This
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wanted; good commission.
STANDARD HOME COMPANY
211-212 Herald Building.
FL PasO, Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-28

EAST Ell PASO PREsBYTERIAN-
Kew Kenneth Brown will preach Sun
day morning at II o'clock in the park
chapel During the month of May the
stereopticOn Will be used in cOnnec-
ton with the Wednesday night PRAYER
meetings.
By special request Rev Kenneth
Brown will preach on the subject of
baptism in the East FL Paso church
corner Myrtle avenue and Willow
street Sunday night at o'clock and in
the Park chapel on Sunday morning at
II o'clock Sunday school at both places
at $50 a. m.