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The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08
BIBLE CLASS
POEM--HISTORY

At the entertainment and social OF
the Women's Bible Glass of the First
Baptist Sunday School, the following
poem was prepared by Miss May
Higgins; and the class history by
Miss Grace Pierson:
CLASS HISTORY
In 1897, Mrs. Jacob Schenck took
charge of the Bible Class of the
Baptist Sunday School, which, at
that time, consisted of both men
and women. During the years OF
1897, '99, and '99, she had large
mixed class, but in 1900, she decided
that it was best to have a class for
women alone, so the poor men had
to find headquarters elsewhere.
During a period of s years, from
1897 to 1905, the class was greatly
benefited by the instruction of this
excellent teacher, who was so well
qualified for this branch of the work
in the vineyard. When she finally
removed from the town, the class
felt her loss very keenly and Won
dered how it would be possible to
fill her place.
About year previous to her Mrs.
Schenck's removal, Mrs. j. F.
Meginnes had come among US and
for a few months had been teaching
a class of little ones who had just
come out from the primary depart
ment. The women quickly decided
that she was the one most capable
of filling the vacancy, and she took
charge of the clsss in 1905.
In the 10 years in which Mrs.
Meginnes has been teaching, we
have to recognize, not only her
ability and worth as a teacher, but
her personal qualities and sunny
disposition have won our highest
love and esteem.
We cannot speak too highly of
the services she has rendered to us,
individually and as class, and trust
that we may ever hold fast to the
teachings which she has so ably i'm
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Creed.

The funeral of Mary Elizabeth
Creed, widow of John B. Creed,
was held from her late home, 33
Coryell street, Lambertville, yester-
day afternoon at LIS o'clock, Rev.
H. w. Armstrong, rector of St.
Andrews Church, being in charge.
Interment was in Mercer cementery,
Trenton, under the direction of La
Baw.
The bearers were: William C. Con-
over, George W. Massey, Phineos K.
Hazen, Theodore Hoppock, William
Holcombe and Newton E. Slack.
Mrs. Creed, who was 81 years of
age, died late Sunday evening. She
is survived by three children John
B. Creed, College Point, N. Y;
Edward Creed, Trenton; Mrs. Mary
C.. Buck, of this city.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

George Pratt and Court Kane,
two colored men hailing from Titus
vile, tried to make automobile
speed with a horse and wagon while
passing through this city early Sat-
urday morning, smashing the vehicle
against a tree at the corner of North
Main and Jefferson streets.
Patrolmen Huselton was wide
awake and quickly on the scene,
taking the victims to the lookup for
safe keeping. Recorder Larson
charged them So piece later on,
and after considerable telephoning
the cash was raised. :.
Pratt is said to be on the Trenton
jag list, but he and Kane secured a
consignment of liquor from some
place, and it was due to this in
fuence that they eventually landed
in the city's police court.
Sunday School Excursion tc
Willow Grove, Wednesday, July 21.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

ourselves, and for several years, we
have taken up once a month a
collection which we have expended
in flowers, from time to time, as
our finances have permitted, sending
them to the aged and the shut-ins
among our church people and to
those who are sick.
[CONTINUED ON LAST PAGEl
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e@=Jp e=.z PEOPLE e.
You KNow2
LanbertVille.

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Sassaman, of
Easton, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Othneil Gordon, on Elm
Street.
Miss Freda Lambert, of Glover
Leaf Farm" and Arthur Buck, of
South River, spent Monday with Miss
Rita Gordon, on Elm Street
Jay Hoff, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday and Monday with his bro
ther-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
George VanCamp, on Clinton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Klinkenberger
and daughter and Mrs. Washington
Stull have started for their home at
Cleveland, Ohio, after spending a
week with Mrs. Mary Gordon on
George Street. They made the trip
by auto.
Tip" the pet of its owners, Mil
dred and Rose Holcombe, daughters
of Hon. and Mrs. O. C. Holcombe,
has been missing for several days,
and the young ladies are very much
grieved over the loss of their dog
friend. Tip" is black and white
spotted, and a friendly creature. A
reward will be given for his return.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

parted to us week after week. The
sentiment Of the entire class is with
me in the earnest wish that she
may be spared to long years OF
service in the work which she so
dearly loves.
Our class has been class given
to think Of those less fortunate than
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Then, too, we are missionary
class and for some years we have
had what we call our missionary
trunk. This was the suggestion
OF very dear member, Mrs. VIM
BOVINE, who has been called up
higher, and who is so greatly missed
by all.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

COCKERELS FOR SALE-Tom
Barron Single Comb, White Leghorn
Cockerels, Pure stock. Special July
price, S1.00 each. Percy w. Bush,
r. D. l, Stockton, N. ]. Near
Sandy Ridge Church. Bell Phone
122R5. Lambertville.
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In the name of the Women's Bible Glass,
We extend a welcome to lad and lass;
- We wish you happiness, every one,
And hope you'll all have lots of fun.
We have teacher, smart and bright,
Who always teaches the lesson right;
We invite you all-come see and hear,
And you'll want to come the rest
of the year.
We have beautiful room which we call home,
With carpet and chairs, all our own,
But our class has grown so very fast
That we must have more chairs at last.
This is why we are gathered here today:
To pull your purse-strings but wait
Well not pull hard, but very light until say
So you need not be sorry you came
tonight
Our class is very Graceful, too
Our women are beautiful, good and true
We even have Kerr" or two;
But they're not dangerous; they'll
mot harm you.
We are the only class know
That has Beghorn with which to blow
And we've lately added on some Tea
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

Which is very good tn for you
and me-
We also have Miller fair
That sometimes lights on the teachers
But it never tarries with us long; chair.
Before we know it, it is up and gone.
| almost forgot to mention our Carr
Without one, in these days, you nothing
[are,
Of course it is going SOME SLOW with but one,
But we hope, some day, with more
Ito have funs
We have pretty classpin, too
Join u.s. and one We'll give to you:
1t is our mascot-red and white,
And she who wears it is all right.
A former teacher we'd like to see here
Who once to us was very dear;
We all are going to hope and pray
That she'll be in our midst again
lsome day.
We may be Fallen Angels now,
But some day Wen have crown
upon our brow;
And beautiful wings. and robes all white
With which we'll soar way out of sight.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08
SPECIAL ADS.

FOR Fresh Cow with calf
by her side. Holstein stock. Mich
olas V. Skillman. 249 South Frank
lin street, Lambertville.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08
The Shamalia Drug Store.

On the Dollar Day. July 20.
S1.25 Hot Water Bottle, S1.00.
S1.25 worth goods, One Dollar.
Dollar bottle medicine, Is cents.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

WORK WANTED Labor work of
any kind. Daniel Bice, 95 York
street, Lambertville, N. J.
The Lambertville record., 1915-07-08

tEASunday School Excursion to
Willow Grove, Wednesday, July 21.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
B. OF T.. APPOINTS
TWELVE DELEGATES
TO ATTEND NATIONAL MUNici.
PAL LEAGU E AND CITY
MANAGERS ASSOCIATION.
Convention az Dayton. Ohio, This
Month-Severai Distinguishes
Persons 20 Speak.

The Board Of Trade has appointed
The following to represent the organ
izatiOn Of tho coming meeting of tint
National Municipal League and tho
city MANAGERS Association at Dayton.
November 1S 10 ~.
Charles A. Bowers. George vs.. Lufy
= p. Taylor. H s. Sands. Vs.. d.
Irvine = A Blum. John Wallace. Geo
j Mathieon. A Vs. PAUL. w.. 81. ET
rndcr. Alfred Caldwell. John Coleman
Sc wheeling goes under "a C0usuIa
on.Managrr charter On che spring of
1911. thiF meeting o. an important 0fr
The PROGRAM includes President Jr
ven ~ Harvard Miss Jane Addana OF
Chicar0. and other opponents of mu
nlcIpal government. who Will bo ODD
hand with many city MANAGERS who
VIII toll about fho practical w1rtIrss
n Comm zion. Manager Government
10 81 ukrIF Wheeling rII have q.
rood doIorHii0n at t1is meeting ana
that much of importance to The r.fr
may hr learned thrrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

I've proved TO a multitude Of sufferers
that PERFECT support and COMFORT are
rupture can be beid and held with PERFECT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
MANSLAUGHTER
TRIAL OPENED
ANKRom FACES JURY FOR
KILLING OF GEORGE KoEHN-
LEM, AT BELLAlRE.
Ankrom viii Take stand This Morn
ing In his Own Defense, and
Case Then Goes to Jury.

Special Dispatch to The IntemEeneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
CRIMINAL COURT
In BUSY SESSION
ARGUMENT ON BLACK HAND IN
DlCTMENTS WILL BE HEARD.
Sensational Case Against Court Inter
prefer Will be Up on Demurrer
Will Sentence Wilcox.

Ohio county criminal our will 90
into session this morning at 9 o'clock
for the purpose OF hearing general ar
guments and motions. Next week Will
see the beginning OF several important
and sensational cases.
This morning Attorney S. o. Boyce.
in behalf Of Jimmy Pauline and -
other alleged black handlers, will ar
que a demurrer against the FORGETTING
Of bonds for some OF the parties mt
in custody. Frank Augott. black
handler will probably be sentenced.
A demurrer argument in the sensa-
tional Joe Cambria case will also be
heard this morning. s. q. Boyce Is
attorney for Cambria. Other demurrer
arguments to be heard are In the cases
of Tony Fiorentino. Black HAND
charge. and Tony Cerra, Black Hand
charge.
Albert Wilcox. who entered a pea
Of guilty to robbing the Bell Tele-
phone warehouse. will be sentenced
today by Judge Robinson. Other mat
tiers TO come up today are:
Rudolph Visnic. operating speak
easy. demurrer argument.
Lacy Anderson and Tom Mcdonald.
'robbing barber shop. demurrer argu-
ment.
Frank Angot. black hand informer.
pleas OF guilty.
Charles MoultOn and Richard Miller.
robbing Beltz tailoring shop. pleas OF
guilty. sentence deferred.
James Martin. %panedring.
George Seibert. operating speak
easy. plea Of not guilty.
Nell McHenry and Wilbur Morris.
Illegal living together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Nov. S.
Okey Ankrom. charged with killing
George koehnlein last July 5th, went
on trial for his life in Criminal Court
here today. with Attorney r. w.
Schertzer. OF Bellahe q. defending him.
The crime occurred following an al
legged fight between Ankrom and
koehnlein. his employer. at the Koehn-
lem ice plant in Bellaire. Koehnleln
was stabbed TO the heart with an ice
pick.
The case opened this morning when
tho jury vas taken 10 Bellaire to view
the scene of the killing. This after
noon the State called eight witnesses.
the more important being James Dill
Ion. William Wassman. Richard Hes
Top. Louis Dunfee and Mrs. George
Powlett The prosecution based fits
case upon the alleged attack Of An
krom upon Koehnlein without due
provocation. Witnesses for the State
testified that there had been a dis
pute and hat Ankrom became angered
and drew an ice pick from his belt and
stabbed Koehnlein.
Plea seff-Defense.
The man based his case on
"a plea OF self-defense. Victoria Watts
was called and she testified that he,
saw Koehnlein attempt 20 strike An
krom. Fred Snyder testified that
koehnlein struck Ankrom and knocked
him down. The witness said a dispute
arose over h way Ankrom was driv-
Ing a horse. Koehnlein Directing to
the use of a whip. According to testi-
mony Ankrom told Koehnlein TO come
drive the horse himself. A few words
passed. said the witness. and Koehn-
lein drew back his fist and knocked
Ankrom down. Ankrom. al brought
cut in the testimony. rose and was fol
lowed by Koehnlein until he Gan
krom) became desperate and used his
ice pick. +. r. Lewis testified in much
the same way as Snyder.
This morning the case will be con-
! tinued. The defense will place An
krom on the stand. and her the case
will go to the jury. following argu-
ments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
o srArUe UnvrllrD

LONDON. NDr o. r MA
.'atue to thf Iate Captain Robert b
Scott fh0 Antarctic explorer. vaa un.
s0Iri fH'H afternoon Ir Waterloo
n'Hr" IHH HfHfur ua. executed nr
Lady -c1ff. widow uf tne Explorer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
R~tscrNos o

HhIilIN Sow t1 London. f.
r m TUn NumarI1n government Ha.
decided "a. abolish fH. Prohibition or
'le export OFF grain .r earIorfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-06
MAKING A JOINT

or In other words as ve plumbers ny
Hipinf o. joint' Del o. most dIInrui,
and 'Hacting ta.k We don't worm
about this ciase Of work however
becauso we thorourhly u-nderatand sY,
husinosa Any work you honor as
win viii BE- done promptly. properly
and reasonably
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Ral-nasnue 1t Country CEuh.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, A. Graham and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Walton entertained
with a hal-maSquc IA the Country Club
last uighI in honor IN their sons Ted
Graham and Lr,. Walton win, leave
shortly to attend schools. the former to
20 To the University Ut Texas and the
latter Az 4 preparatory school It AnHap
oils. Maryland
The occasion WAS "a very ENJOYABLE one
10 a large crowd of the Younger set, i'm
Guiding principally school chum~ Nj The
Two guests ut honor. Punch was served
during thc evening. and Id the unma~k
ing AT midnight Ice cream and cake cool
"a the dancers.
The guest, and some VI their COS
TUNES were: Lee Walton. clown: Balls
Bates. Charles Chaplin; Miss Louise
Putrguat. Red Gross N rise: Miss Ethel
Clint. school girl: Miss Flurinc Pierce,
Spanish Dancer: Miss Isabel Pierce.
gypsy: Miss Mamie White. domino:
Gerard Thaycr. domino; Miss Maud
White. Y col. NAL girl; Miss lone Wal
ton. Folly Miss Navy Barclay. Snl.
der boy: Miss Lobcrta Walker. colonial
girl: Mrs. IL. ". Williams and Mr..
Charles IIelrick. girls i'll red; Miss
Kathleen Craig. dancer: Miss Chick
Craig. "a Young lady James shelton 4
gypsy; Miss Bernicc Graham. q Turk:
Mrs Strirgfcll0W. \ Grccian lady: Tc
Graham. bailet dancer Aldred Kendall.
4 clown: Miss Marion McChcSuev. a
Spanish dancer: Miss Lois McChcSney,
a Japanese lady: Burt Parker Fatty:
Miss Nettie Hicks. \ gypsy; o. nr
Mertz. Charles Chaplin. lambert Cain.
!. J.. Futcgnat. Mr.. Gresham. sam
Havl>on. Leonard Pierce. Leonard
Hobbs. Young Davittc. Misses Graham
and Hlant0n Smith.
Among those present not masked were
Henry Skcltnn. Robert Wells Roy .Icr
ferdS. Mr.. Duck and Mr.. Storkhowcr If
Corpus Christi. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
NOTICE.

Publication for property returned delin-
ouent by the city tax collector Of Browns
Vile has been made according 10 law and
the city council has placed collection Of
delinquent taxes in the hands OF I. a.
Kinder, city attorney, and has instructed
him 10 institute sui IN the district court
for amounts and court costs If each de-
Hnquent has not paid by 18th of Septem-
mer. BY paying your delinquent taxes at
once you will save a great deal IN court
costs.-963t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
TRAIN BLOWN UP
NEAR NEW LAREDO
LETTERS RECEIVED TELL or WRECK
ON LINE BETWEEN LAREDO AND
MONTERREY LAST FRIDAY.

IA con-titutiunali-t railroad passenger
train WAS dyuamitcd between Laredo and
Monterrey last Friday, destroying the en-
zine and w%reckiug half the passenger
train. which was transporting y number oi
Americans from Monterrey to th- Arncri-
can border. The letters state the dyna-
hitting occurred about midway between ia-
redo uud Monterrey, and TIKI track was
badly toru up IN the explosion. The let-
tiers made uo mention az 10 whether amy
persons were killed. but indicated that
some passengers were Slightly hurt. The
tram was proceeding north slowly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
At The Movies Today
AT the Observation-Disclosures

AT the Dreamland Mountain Justice"
IT the Dreamland tonight l. a moving pie
ture play for those who like thrills. 1t in
PRODUCES Angus Mcdonald and Jeffrey
kirke, two partners IN a moonshine still
who are the very antithe-i- of each other.
Angus i slow Of speech and action, while
Kirke j. of the hair trigger variety.
kirke Is married, and his wife. although
above his station in life. i devotedly at
tached to him, even though ne treats her
cruelty. Nora Davidson j. deeply in love
with Angus, but he hardly notices her,
even when ~he goes ont of her way to meet
him. III. interest l. centered III Mary
Kirke. and he believes he j, desperately in
love with her.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
GIN TO
BE REBUILT
PEOPLES COMPANY STARTS WORK
ON PLANT TO HANDLE The
PRESENT COTTON CROP.

The Peoples Tee 4 Manufacturing com
pany has determined 10 rebuild the cotton
gin Of the company recently destroyed by
fire with a loss OF about $1,000. Work be
gan today Ill razing the corrugated iron
structure burned, and Sampson A Snyder.
local contractors. are now getting material
on the ground for the new plant, which will
~ 4 four-gin stand plant.
The company at first wa- undecided a-
To whether it would pay 10 rebuild the plant
for this season. cotton. but after Y sur
vcv Ut the crop still unginued. u was dc-
ended 10 rebuild at once. The work val rc
quire only one week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08

At the Dittmann-A bet that au opal
will buy a kiss starts a strange adventure
in AN Opal Ring Gerald Livingstone IL
admiring IN opal ring VIXEN hi friend.
Jimmie Rogers. taunts HIM with his love for
Jewels. Livingston bets Jimmie that the
first pretty woman Tx sees viii kiss him III
and see a beautiful woman entering a taxi
cab. She !, Miss Proctor" for whom
her uncle ha- provided an escort ~ de-
tecfive-e Livingstone follows her. mindful
of lhe1et. lie l. taken for the detective
1t INF apartments Of the duke and i given
chars Of Miss Proctor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
CITY NEWS
L0nq Trip by Auto

Long Trip by Aut0-Lieutenant Milten-
berger of the hospital corps, with Mrs. Mil
tenberger, has just returned from 4 trip to
New Orleans and other southern points.
making most of the way by automobile.
They were gone nearly W. months. An
imusing incident Of their trip occurred al
New Orleans, where they were taken for 4
lridal couple ON their honeymoon journey.
Though welded for a number OF years. they
inferred into the spirit OF the thing, tacitly
admitting the soft Impeachment By asking
heir tormentors 10 ''let them off EASY"
they enjoyed the attentions usually show
red upon newlywed9 for some time before
he truth was discovered and the Joke
urned against the jokers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08

CHALLENGES CITY TEAM TO GAME
ON POST GROUNDS NEXT SUN
DAY AFTERNOON.

The Fourth Infantry. the latest com
crs 70 Brownsville in the way If Uni
ted States rmy men. are "hoS>in" for Il
game. and are willing to take il out on
the post grounds next Sunday afternoon
az , o'clock, preferred opposition being
the city team Of Brownsville. Lieutenant
TAYLOR of the Fourth Infantry is man
agcr of the team. and arrangements for
Sundays game may bc made with him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
JEWISH NEW YEAR
TO BE OBSERVED

RoSh Ila>hanah. or the Jewish New
Year. will ~ observed bv the Hebrews
throughout the world morrow. sep
tcmber. 9, the actual beginning Of th
day being at shutdown today and end
ing al shutdown Thursday. II will make
the beginning of the IG7Gth year since.
the creation Of the earth. This il one 81
the M ~ important DAYS on the lie
brew calendar. and ten days iafcr. Sep
TENDER ~. comes lum kippur. the lew
lSh day Of atoncmynt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
MATINEE DAILY

Anita Stewart and Earl Williams in
THE GODDESS.
Beverly Bayuc in
AN OPAL RING-By Justus Miles For
man. \ BET that opal will buy \ kiss
starts a strange adventure. ES-auay
play.
Flora Finch and JAY Dwiggins in
THE LOVED HIM SO-Nitagraph comedy.
PATIlE NEWS-Latest current eycnts.
PriceS-I0 and I5c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Telegraph Equipment Going IN N. u.

llal~cy and W. Yearn~. of the maintenance
department uf the Western Union Trlc-
graph company. are in the city fur The pUr
pose of installing new equipment III the
local office in order To- handle the larger
rulumc MI business going ont IA this office
luc III the unusual situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Track Work Progressing Work y

Hearing the tracks of the Brownsville
street railway. which has been underway
for some day by Y rang Nj laborer-. i-
Progressing rapidly. Dirt ~ being removed
rom over the rails. and the grade in many
places N being raised and made heavier.
The work started IN West Brownsville and
: being carried on toward the track, in the
CENTRAL part Of the city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
DnnnSitS made

Deposits made III our savings depart
nent up to and including the 9Th of each
draw interest from the LIT of each
month. we pay 4 pcr cent. compounded
-~cmi-anuually. Brownsville Bank 4 Trust
ii.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
New College Opens in Georgia.

Auburn, Ga. Sept. S.-A new co-educa-
tional college Of the Christian church opens
here TODAY. Rev. John Wood Of Atlanta Al
president of the institution, and Rev ". IL.
Chastain of Griffin, Ga, i, dean. Thu stu
dent body Of Lamar college, near Atlanta,
has been transferred to the new college.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
When you are in a hurry afternoons to

reach E%dinhurg YOU can DO - Pm taking
the motor ear tO San Juan, transferring
there to a waiting passenger auto for the
Hidalgo county seat. Passenger and pack
age service except ~Sundays.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Sees Better Railway Business Color

4. f.. Devine. commercial agent for the
Trinity 4 Brazo~ Valley railroad, j. IN
Brownsville on one Of his periodical trips,
boosting his line as a carrier for Valley
freight. Colonel Devine says that despite
conditions i'll this section the railroads are
hauling a considerable volume Of freight,
With prospects for even a greater business
1t no distant date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Let the Herald HidaIgo Advance auto

lake you from San Juan To Edinburg
Leaves San Juan Immediately upon arriva
f motor car each evening.-tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08

san Carlos Il0tcl-II. +. Merrill. II.
HiS: ". Il. Linn, San Benito :R. a
Van Clcayc. Corpus Christi: Ed. Moczy-
gcmba. san Antonio: T.. GOeth. Houston
E>telle Walters. Gonzales: Mr.. and Mrs.
\. II. Speer. Sarita; III. C. Auhen. Gal
weston; 4. PrickS. III Paso.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08
Have the carbon rem1ved

by the Oxygen process. Harrison
haney Garagc-935t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-08

Miller lIotel-C. L. Brown, Chicago;
G. Hanson. san Antonio: 4. T.. Denne.
Houston: !. Il. Wood. Chicago: B. ID.
Wells. Houston: ri. ". Morrow. Harlin
gen; {. +. Thomas. san Benito: f.. II.
Dallas. san Antonio; IL. l.. Walling.
San Antonio; a. l.. Montgomery. san
Beuito; Il. II. Hooks. Donna: H.. NJ.
S~tockbower. San Antonio: Oscar l.
Merit, SAN BenitI: Walter Sinner. san
Antonio: \. +. Grant. Galveston: Car
Ter Otcy. san Antonio.