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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Urges Aid Of Churches.

urges RiO OF ONhfP'ce'
Bishop Greer. Dr. Walsh. Bishop
Wilson. Dean Matthews. Dr. Rcmensny-
der. Dr. Jefferson. Or. Brown. DR.. Aims
lie. the Rev. Mr.. Jones. Rabbi IIirsch
Marcus \. Marks. the Rev. MI liaN
and Professor Hail and many Of thoir
chief laymcn. representing Fpisco-
palia0e. Catholics. Presbyterians Meth
odists. Baptists. Lutherans. Congrcea
tionalists. Church of the Disciples
nitariars. Jewish. Universalists ana
Ouakers. sit before me- anxious TO Co
opcrato as one body in the holy task
Of 7bolishins war. 2 fUiflment OF the
Dronhccv that Men shall beat thoIr
swords into ploughshares and theif
epcars into pruning hooks. nation shall
not lrt up sword against nation. nei-
thor shall they learn VA any more
norhaps these might prove words Tor
the union 10 adopt.
"I cannot refrain from telling YOU
that nothing has surprised me so much
as the enthusiastic response made pE
cn,c and all to the suggestion that thers
.bould he formed Church union, de-
voted - .he abolition ~ war. Not one
10. declined TO serve: all have respond
eG from hoth head and heart. and ac-
c4pfed the task as a divine mission.
Truly. gentlemen. vou are making
history. FOR this is the first union ot
;bo churches in advocacy OF interna
tjonal peace. which I fondly hope and
strongly believe. is certain TO hasten
the coming of the day when men dis
erscins huma nifty shall cease to Kill
each other like wild beasts.
Il entrust this great mission TO YOU
believing that the voice which goes
forth from the united churches OF tho
world against war and in favor or
peace. is "a prove the most powerful
voice OF all"
Wars Burden on Nations
The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Union:
"Eesolved. That We, rs members OF
the Church Peace Union. representing
the following religious bodies: Eplsco-
nal Roman Catholic Methodist Bap-
tist. Lutheran. Congrega tional. Presby-
tar,an Church Of the Disciples. Uni
tartan. Jewish and Universalist church
es-as our first duty appeal 10 the ruI-
or. statesmen and people Of all civil
ized lands 10 give their immediate,
earnest and prsyerful attention to the
lamentable facts here presented.
Here lies. as it appears 10 US. the
two outstanding evils OF our day, en-
failing grave responsibilities upon all
religious men. from emperor to WORK
men. that the crime OF men killing each
other NAV soon be banished from the
face OF the earth.
"FIrst-The combined debt or the
world. mostly borrowed and used TOT
war purposes. amounts 10 nearly H"|-
600 600 900. The interest charge OF the
world on It's national bonded dep,
amounts TO 81 ..OO. 10000. Amount ex-
handed yearly on standing armies ana
bat,leships. s.. 800 100000
"Second-The second and distressfui
crime OF our day is that IN WAT "e
are still capturing private property
upon the high seas. although IL IS eN-
empt from confscation in war upon 'he
land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

n y Brown. secretary for James J.
,,mt ia last uight at the Savoy Hotel
.a, h. knew nothing about the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Found President Ready.

My talk with the President was sat
isfactory was treated with utmost
courtesy and consideration. Those
things which had been done were dis
cussed fully. and I believe that from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

Confused on second Page. art column.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
ADVERTISED A

Brownsville. Tex. Jan. 3l.-Thc fol
low ing list ~ letters remains unclaimed
~ this office for week ending January
~ Same viii h. sent ~ Dead Letter or
flee II not claimed III two weeks.
Ccntlemen.-AdamS Geo: Alvin Dio-
nicio: Barnes y. w: ClnalcS Manuel
I. Cont r.; Chana Ysmacl: Chapa r.:
Clark e. T.; Clifton Il. r.. Clarke i. g.:
atilla Oncfrc: toutrcrcZ Andres: Cor.
tcz Fortuna: nabila Carlos: Dcgadillo
Monico: Das Macinto Ncla: Diekc VIM.
Elliott Water; Escamilla Manuel: r.
para Daniel Cara Franciscofi Garcia
Marselino; Garcia Mcdalino: Gonzales
ipolinio: Gujarlo Noises c.: Guerrero
Accncicn; Holmes 4 Brudon: IIoback
Louis: Hudson VI J.: Jronto Conos-
tame: Kramer Ernest: Lion Ramon dcfi
Nnriinez PraNades: Martinez Jim; Mil
Ter Philip: Moore KAY; Musqniz Octav-
~; Mcdonald Frank: Menque Jose: Nox
Bill; OlivarcS Jesus: Oliver Antonio:
olvera Ysidoro: Pope Judge W. f.;
PonSe Mariana: Ramirez Angel; Ramir-
M r.: Richards i w: Rodriguez vi
lnrc: sanchez Andres c.: Sanchez Man
mel 0lvevra: ScllarS NJ. and Mrs. I. u:
S'aior Judge VI. D. Smith T.. F.; Snow
fndere: NaSqnez Andrea: Nela JOSE:
Nrrhrllr q. l.:
IGlicS.-Artega Tulsa Sra: Artega
Sra. Augustine de: BenavideS Sta. Isa-
hri: Cahiuda Sta Juanita: Cameron
HeairireM ravazc~ Sra. Romula: Davis
Mrs. I'd, Escamilla Mss Domingo v:
Gar,ia Nina tia: Cara Albina John
son Miss I.asane: Leon Sra. Selma lie:
Martinez Sta Manncla: Mcdrano Sra.
Fidsla; Moore Mrs. Geo r.: Nebel Miss
Marie: Perez Sta. Julia: Perez JULIAN
Ramirez Sra. .Jnana: Sanchez Sra. Ra-
Mrs. j. u Wheel, Il. Nj
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
LIVED HERE LONG
ENOUGH To SEE NEED.

III. H. MOIEE | have been out ~ the
States for twelve wears. and am there.
fore not familiar enough with munrri-
pal government ia this country a. give
YOU 40 intelligent expression. However.
there seems 90 IT, a wave over the
u nitcd States i'm favor of commission
government. ] have been i'm Brownsville
long enough a. know there should be
some change. because il appears a. me
that what one party advances the other
knocks. ! gain that idea on the streets
and in general conversation. From all
] can learn the people are not united.
Notwithstanding the fact that there are
good people ON both sides of the question.
! would suggest that whether they
adopt commission government or not.
they should try "a get together and work
f"r the general good Of the community.
II YOU can get men broad enough TO
fill the offices made nv the commission
government. men who have no political
affiliations. and can pay them enough To
justly them ia giving their time to ID. il
seems "a me the adoption ~ this new
government would h. a wise move.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
& STATNCH ADVOCATE
OF THE GOVERNMENT.

:. q. TTCKER-M Mr.. Tucker has long
been M active supporter Of the idea Z"
adopt the commission form of govern
mcnt I'm brownsville. He has fought for
IN. and stated "a The Herald that he
tavor> il most strongly. and will vote
for il ia the event Of an election. Al.
ways a progressive citizen. Mr.. Tucker
has never given NJ his fight for good
government in Brownsville and though
he has never been outwardly aligned in
Zeal politics. he has vet given much Of
his time IN the effort To correct local
conditions. IT, assured the q%Ic>tioncr
hat hc would vote for the adoption Of
lion in held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
ITS ADOPTION L. OTR ONLY
SALVATION. HE SAYS.

7. Il. r. HoWAED-I think the adop-
iion of the commission form Of govern
mcnt j. our only salvation. | will vote
for il il we have an election. We need
a few good. strong men who are experts
IA their line. vho viii give their time To
II. will hr willing. aud am i'm favor Of
paving them well a. an incentive. They
must l." paid enough 10 Justify them 10
give their Time a. the work.
| ..an't for the life Of me see whore
politicians can do themselves or the city
amy good. ! believe that if The affairs IF
the city are placed into the Keeping If
i few men who have been reasonably
successful in their lines. conditions viii
soon right themselves IN Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

Lower Rates t. Relieve Labor Scar
city In Russia The agricultural assoc
Citations 81 koyno and wilma are intend
ing 10 present a petition 10 the Russian
government. Cor the establishment Of a
special low rate for the transportation
II laborers from other provinces ~ Rus
STA 10 the northwestern districts. There
IL a scarcity of agricultural laborcrs.
partly caused by the increased cmigra-
tion ~ the United States and Germany.
Germany. Many industrial concerns also
are feeling a shortage. due partly To ex-
~tcnsive municipal and government con-
>tructiOn work
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
I'll LETTERS.

Brownsville. Tex. Ian. 3l-The fol
lowing letters remaining undcliyrrcsl IN
this p~oSioffice were found stored away
being If dates ranging from December
1893. and including February 1910.
Gentlcmen-Fish VIM. Doueias: Gal
van Luis: Garcia BalcntiH: CARA The
60: Gutticrcz Angel: HillJ. d.; Ram
ircz Patrice: Richards J q; Rodriguez
Cecundio: Rogers TRY Goods 60 Sar
tor y ": sanchez Francisco: >chumtcI
Henry .Jr.: Simons Y: Singleton W j..
SimomoneS .Ino =: Soils Rafael: >o>a
Francisco: Spencer T. T.: story Rev. q
+ 4 Fly: stephens Clinton: stacey 4
n: Torres FSfeyam: Trevino Sebastian
villa Ramon: Nniieres Flcno; Watson
j L.: wilkins Bob: Williams Supt "
H.: VIM \. l..
Garcia Sra. Conception; Garcia Sta
Estefana: Cara Sra. Angela: Garcia
Miss Maria: Geles MissM iriam; Gorcrc
Sra. Bireinia: Grizzle Miss Lizzie
Guerra Sra susanna q. V familia: GINS
man Sta. Ester: Higgins Mrs ". y
Purtado Sra. .Jnliana: Ruiz Servanda
g.: Sanchez .Iuana: Sanfivanez Sra
-Juanita: Sanchez Sra. Dolores AlaniS,
Sanchez susanna: Siddall Mrs. Fdnar,
Smartt Sra. Fcliciana: Solitere Sra. +
H.: Snarez Sra. Feliciana: Tonslev Mrs
". IT,: Trevino Miss Carlton: Volts Tiv
rara: Villareal Francisca III. lie.
Mrs j. q Wheeler, T. NJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
No DOUBT ~ His MIND
THAT 1T IL NEEDED

w. III. PVTEGNAT-T There j. no
doubt in my mind that a commission
form cf government for Brownsville j.
the best course q" pursue. The idea "a
ccntra ling the various responsibilities
Of the city'> affairs into the hands ~ a
few progressive business men would
tend 10 eliminate a great deal of discurd
hat seems t. exist IN political circles.
II proper salaries are paid for the Scrv-
ices Of such men. 80 that They might bc
able 10 give a good portion Of their time
a. the citN'> affairs. il would undoubtedly
Increase the efficiency and the results
,ould no help but y" successful.
] have noticed especially the commits
sion form of government in Galveston.
and there IL moi questioning of the fact
that il has proven efficient and sue
rr>sful there. II produced letter results
than were had under the old aIdcrmanic
form nf . svcrnmcnt.
VIII vote for the commission form Of
government for Brownsville. provided
competent men are named To Till the If
ficr'>. and il salaries such n will enable
hem ~ give their time a. il will bc paid.
| dO not hc icvr ia having cheap men
for the places. tMr. i'uicgnat served
4 alderman three wears and h. II there
fore in position 10 re- oeniZc the need
Improvement
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WOULD SIT VP NIGHTS AND VOTE
Fol. COMMISSION GOVERNMENT.

W l.. McDAN1TT Am W. favor ~
the commission form ~ government for
the city II Brownsville. ! an III favor
of putting a bunch IT business men at
the head "f our government ln order that
IL may Tee operated "n the principle If
4 business establishment. certainly
would favor 4 commission government
~ preference e. our present government.
| would yoic for il. IN fact. | would sit
mp nights aud vote for il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, CONDUCTED BY
OMPETENT MEN is WHAT THEY BELIEVE
is NEEDED TO CORRECT EVILS

cases they were met on The streets. There
was nl effort Nv divide thc factions. In
Z $50 eases were statements not %
tlilcd. These were men who stated that
thrr were net especially interc~ "a in
llcll affairs. or were not stuff. ientlv
acquainted With municipal government
t0 wasc d statement.
Dther interviews viii ~ taken aS The
i'o-lld IL able IA io ~. ID believes
t-'rc is ! healthy desire Ia Brownsville
i,r y .trit forward III lpcan government.
lui ta3t thc people II BROW usyil'c are
sincere ~ heir wishes for the adoption
0l The new government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

DIR. III. X. LOEW. city PhySician-I
am a staunch advocate uf the commits
sion form Of government. ] believe ia
running a city along the same lines a.
any Sizeablc business would h. CON.
Quoted. with system the keynote. | viii
vote for ill., adoption. all other things
being equal. Three good men. selected
because II their familiarity with the
work which they will have "a a.. ought
- give Brownsville an excellent govern
mcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

". i. CLINT -l lived 81 Houston for
four ~ five years under the commission
government. Ia seemed to work salts
fac;trily there. and much better than the
c-t aldcrmauir form ~ government. Nv
mrnt. II adopted ~ brownsville. the city
viii ~ much the better for ii. II will
IA least y acc the city 90 a business
basis. il in affairs are put into the
hands ~ men who will devote tacir time
q" II. ! will favor the adoption Of this
government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
HEARTILY IN FANO. OF
COMMISSION GoNEI,

ID. H. Spcro-l am heartily in favor
az commission government. | believe ID
would tcnd Ia eliminate p~arti>anship.
which j. always 4 dctrimcnt to 4 small
community. 10 i certain extent. | would
he in favor Of having the city council ~
quickly n possible call an election 10
give us an opportunity 10 vote for this
government. Ii has proven a success i'm
our national government. which j. really
4 form Of commission government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
FANORS THE COMMISSION

y. ". SCRINNEl;. County Comm.>
>ioncr- Expressed his approval &c the
effort Of The Herald 10 bring before the
city council the desire ~ the people for
commissions government. aud said: | am
ia favor IT the commission form IL the
right men can H. secured. and hope the
city council vii call an election IL give
the people a chance t. vote for a.. viii
vote Tor ID myself"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
"A FIRM BELIEVER IN
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT.

J.. \. MctiAKl Though am not liz.
ing 10 Brownsville now, ! expect to some
Gal four Commission government
time. | am n firm believer in the com
mission form of government. and hope
that Brownsville will adopt il. III l
had the opportunity I would certainly
lend my assistance toward it, adoption.
Mr.. Notary lives just out ~ the city
limits. ia West Brownsville
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
ONLY REAL FORM OF
CITY GOVERNMENT.

T.. l.. McDANITT-I think the com
mission way j. the only real form Of city
government. at least for 4 city the size
Of Brownsville. | believe il would give
us a business administration. operated
along business lines. Id vote for il rs
many times a. they would let me. |
would like 10 See 80 great n strain of
politics out. and a strictly business al
miniStration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
HAS WATCHED 1T IN
MANY OTHER CITIES.

q. II. Dl;EYER-I have lived i'm "A
number of cities the size Of Brownsville.
and larger. where they had the commits
sion form If government in operation.
] waS greatly impressed with the way
those municipalities were conducted. and
believe il could be- made successful here.
! viii vote for the new form for Browns
willie. II the opportunity j. given ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WOULD LIKE TO SEE
1T INSTITUTED HERE

have heard of the commission govern
mcnt | would like a. >rr il instituted In
Brownsville. and would IN fact vote for
its adoption. ! have heard this form ~
government ~ il has operated IL other
cities. spoken Of only il most compli
mcntary form.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WOULD LIKE To SEE 1T
TRIED IN THIS CITY.

SAUNDERS GKEGG-I am in favor
IL The commission form Il government.
and vi ,utr for IA when an election il
held. l%.N"uld like to sec this new form
ct government tried in Brownsville. hc
lic,iHG that il would be- a great item in
our march forward. II H. certainly the
ri'l ,hing for Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
THE ONLY EFFICIENT
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT

X. VI. GOl-lt II the only efficient
way to run a municipal government.
Keep your cities out Of politics and they
will fare much better.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WILL Use HIS INFLTENCE

NJ. III. DEENEH MN goodness. YES. |
am IN favor 0f commission government.
! have seen very favorable comments un
commission government IN the eastern
cities. ] would vote for IL and use my
for a. and 60 have il pass. | believe
the adoption IF the commission govern
ment in Brownsville would be- a progress
>iyc move.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
VOTED FOR 1T ONCE
WILL VOTE so AGAIN.

JUDGE W. y. EIS>ELI~WaS in the
Legislature "a the time the bill came mp
from Galveston for the commission form
&c government. following the storm. lie
believes il j. u good measure. and would
vote for il here. lie believes IN the
method If one man ~ run a department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

farla: Stevens Sra. Manuclita NJ:
Tn RI Class Matter Curtin w. w..
Gonzales Sra. Maria; Mira Carlos H.
Mcza Santos.
Fourth Glass Natter Fernandez A
CARA: Galan Jucvnal 81 l;rtldin Mr.
y. T.: silva Mariana: Wcathcrby j ~.
Wimbcrly u. i.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
TNqTALiFlED ENDORSEMENT
OF IN CHANGE IN Our AFFAIRS

W y. MASON Jb.-i an not 4 poll.
ti6an. and nor ia politics here in amy
cnsc of ihc word. Ert under the pres
.cnt condition | am al the firm belle.
that BrUWnsrii.r'> oily salvation II a
commission form Wy government.
II can't See wht the c.t'S affairs
cerld uot ~ handled just - the business
affairs nf any individual or corporation
"a" handlrh- The "nl, way ,ou can get
an effective ionn of commission govern
n"r, i'm q" gtt eood men and ~, ,hym
good sal rit-. ua lone in all ether sue
NJ -ffl hEsilut.
Wuuid Mos, certainly vote for N
cCmU ~,.nn form ni govern meat"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

JOHN Il. RUTLEnGE | believe that
a change uf government in this city D.
needed and tn only question IN my mind
~ the method. | have NOT made u study
ot the commission form VT government.
but We certainly need aomcthing that
viii give a. IA improvement over pres
ont conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
lfE BELIEVES IN IT'S
EFFICACY WOULD VOTE III.

GEORGE H MURPHY ~ am strong,
iu fl,or ~ The adoption ~ \ commits
sion form VI government IN the city ~
Brownsville. | believe II is The only
m hn which The city may hope ~
overcome an unsatisfactory condition Of
affairs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
Would GET UP BEFORE
DAYLIGHT To VOTE 1T.

GEORGE +. HcGONIGLF. Member
school Board would grt M before
day ieht to vote lnr a commission form
nf government for this CITY. Ncs. ! am
strong BOZ saver of it> adoption and have
hcrn .n advocate ~ this form ~ govern
mcnt for Y lDrg time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
HAS HEARD 1T. HIGHLY
SPOKEN OF WHERE TRIED.

JOSEPH W. LAMB-From what I
heard Of the commission form Of govern
mcnt. ! would favor It's adoption here.
! hear II highly spoken Of from various
places where u has been III vogue. Will
vote for il il ! get 4 chance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
TIE Young MEN
ARE IN FAVOR or IT.

FIRED ". HOLT Nould vote Tor
the commission form at government. |
believe il would bc the Profcr thing ~
ccntralizc the city'S affairs into the
hands Of 4 few men. who are abe aHd A.
81 n>ihle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
FINEST IN THE WORLD
SAYS THIS MAN

FRED TEIWIT- Commission govern
mcntc Finest thing IN the world. The
correct thing ~ have. That IL the only
way 10 run a city. viii vote for ID If
the chance H. given me.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WITH TILE RIGHT MIN
Would FAVOR CHANGE.

N. LfITNANN ~ du NOT hesitate tn
give IVY, unqualified approval of 4 com
mission rafm of government. and Nlll
i'kr tu >.t it instituted nn Brownsville.
I wili vote fpr DID III an election j. held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
SEES NEED or CHANGE
~ CUNpTyT OF AFFAIRS

T. T. HOWARD Yuu ~ mighty right.
] wosild vote i,F commission government.
! would vote inr ANYTHING hat would 10
an improvement over the prr~cnf form
Of government wc arr having in I:rnwns-
willie.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

E.fNEf lnDn-Inat favorable
c.r,am~ia1.-- which | ana sure would
IN sent themselves. I would he in favor
~ the adoption of the commission f,ral
~ government.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
n FAVOR or TT If RIGHT
MEN ARE ELECTED

JOHN McrLINTCCk I am in favor
of commission form NJ government ami
viii vote for u II the right men are PAT
mp for uffir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

~ pdNt AtM MtAe hA AN' it'I
ate conc.usi,tly that there I'm VI
fire among The citizens WI
size i0 .or "a radical change
about in One conduct 0f lhn mu
i~ffairs of thi, city. -anr base
"a some icuuf aS go thy means
Hld provide thc RENE thai i.
W. greatly u@cr,irl in this
All atg certain " change a.
"a ~, thg general trend of .hr.
S ohta cl is KIP lAe c.et iAat
icipal affairs ol Browns illc
decidedly unhealthy condition.
y i'm need of lhr attention 81
ian. That tl.4t ao. hing
wrong seem, t0 haze brought
ribly before hose vh3 ptr th-
lc operation all conduct ui the
IT. affairs Thr general belief
y"
ll't lA'l .'' Io''- .U''di
'i P'iI..' '0 N' '"N
'h'u Mil H"r"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
ANOTIIEl: SUPPORTER OF
THE NEW GOVERNMENT.

JOIN Il. IIOWSE | am in favor If
tnr adoption of commission government
ia Brownsville. and will vote for il il
n election j. held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31

ing the following list of M
.ommls~ion government. The
res Cd state that these have
al al rAAdcl, ana III many
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
mission Government Is Demand OF Many Brownsville Citizens

local affairs done away with. Condi-
tion> a. they exist are rcerettablc. and
some action must bc taken Ia correct
them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
WANTS TO SEE PRESENT
CONDITIONS CORRECTED

CAPTAIN WILLIAM NELLY
would most certainly vote for a cnmmis.
sion form Il government. for | would
like very much 10 see the present state oi
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-01-31
THEY DECLARE THAT POLITICS is EATING
CITY'S VITALITY, AND THAT IT S COSTING
CITIZENS MANY THOUSANDS
PHYSICIAN IN Y

PHYSICIAN IN FAVOR
or ITS ADOPTION.
DIi. ". III. DEAL; ! would vote Tor
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