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great republic to emulate the notable
example of Campbell. Convinced of
| the sacredaess of her cause, she eX-
poets from America not only words
of sympathy, but, above all. rcso-
luteness of action. She appeals to
the people of America in the belief
that they shall not be chary of rem
dering aid and assistance.
! We acknowledge receipt of all con-
ltributions in Free Poland pub
iication which is to set icrtn the po-
si,ion and aims of Poland and to pro-
mote American interest in the Polish
| people as nation.
Signed: Polish Central Relief Com
mittne:
Most Rev. J. Weber, ID. D.; Rt.
Rev. p. p. Rhode. d. D.; Rt. Rev. f.
KoZlowski, d. D.: Anthony karabasz,
| chairman: p Rostenkowski. first vice
chairman: Anna Neuman. second
vice chairman; Stanislaus Osada, sec
| retary: j. +. Smulski. treasurer.
All contributions to be sent ad-
| dressed to Northwestern Trust and
| Savings Bank, 1901 Milwaukee ave
| nue., Chicago. ILL.,, the checks made
payable to the order of the Polish
Central Relief Committee.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Big 'POSSam Hunt

The first important 'possum hun I
Of the season was pulled off Tues
day night by bunch of Pooahou.
tas hunters. The company assem-,
bled on the beautiful lawn at the
home Of Judge Meeks and from
there they moved westward two
miles to a point where they were
joined by three hunters from the
country, who had with them two
good 'possum dogs.
& Then the hunt began in earnest,
| Unfortunately the moon was SHIN
ing too bright for 'possums, so the
professional hunters declared, but
1t was a fine night for rabbits. The
dogs treed two rabbits, one of which
made a daring escape amid the yells
of the blood.thirsty hunters, and
the other one was executed over the
protest, however, of few Of the
hunters, who argued Mr.. Bryan's
philosophy of universal peace.
At ten o'clock the hunters halted
near a clear stream Of water. A
fire was built, and soon coffee was
boiling and rabbit and bacon were
frying. At ten thirty a bourtiful
lunch was served. When, at twelve
o'clock, the hunters disbauded, they
all pronounced the hunt a blooming
success. The names Of the hunters
are as follows: Misses Gladys Ellis,
Arkie Meeks, Floy Allphin, Zelda
Schnabaum, Reba Alexander, Ella
Johnston; Mrs. Meeks and Mrs.
Stevens; Messrs Charlie Meeks,
Walter Todd, Joe Foster George
Stevens, Drew Bowers, Layerue
Aliphrn, and George Million
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
.MASONS WILL MEET
IN KLINE BUILDING

The different branches Of the
Masonic order m PooahUutas will
hereafter meet in the new Kline
building, formerly occupied by the
Goodfellows Club. A satisfactory
deal was closed with Mr.. Cunning
ham, administrator of the Kline es-
tate, this week tor lease on the
blIldiug aud workmeu have been
busy making such changes as are
necessary for he convenience Of the
lodge. Tue front is being fitted up
as a parlor or rest room, while the
rear will be used a. the lodge room
Iropet II is tboagas tbat this
change will result IN much beuell
to the fraternity as the location is
much more convenient IN every
way.
The old property will be offered
tor sale as soon "a permission to
sell can be secured from the Grand
Lodge.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Special Features

Among the special features foI
the rri-CountY teachers meeting to
be held at Hardy Oct. 29.3O are the
following:
Address-Dr. j. X. Jewell, Dean
Of the School of Education Uniyer.
sity of Arkansas.
Address-Supt. j, w. Kuyken
dali, FIT. Smith.
Address, "The Rural School
Magniiied"-J. l.. Bond, Little
Rock.
Discussion, "What should the
Counties Of this Association At.
tempt Educationally During the
Next Year?" County Examiners
OF each county.
Discussion, "Student Govern.
ment"-Profs. Bright and Splker.
Debate-Hardy High School.
Basket Ball-Hardy High School
vs. Pocahontas High School.
These are not all but a few of the
coed things in store for those who
attend this meeting.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
In Honor Of Mrs. BICYinS

The Missionary ladies and friends
on last Friday gave their pastors
wife, Mrs. Bleyins, a surprise at
the home of Mrs. J. NJ. @. Lehman.
The ladies met at the home OF Mrs.
Martin and when al had gathered,
proceeded in a body TO the home Of
Mrs. Lehman. Mrs. Blevins was
over there TO spend the afternoon
with Mrs. Lehman and her mother.
The ladies were delightfully."- enter
tanned by solos by Misses Katie
Long and Eula Martin Miss Zelda
Schnahaum read for the company
and Mrs. j. M. G. Lehman gave
a helpful talk on motherhood. The
ladies were dismissed by a prayer
by Mrs Chapman, Mrs. Lehmar'a
mother. Janeg A Moore
Supt. PgbIIty
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
REYNO VISITED BY
DISASTROUS FIRE

Reyno, Oct. l0-Last FRIDAY
morning between three and four
o'clock fire was discovered in the
general store building of H. l..
Richardson, which despite the VI.
forts of the townspeople destroyed
the building aud entire stock m
trade of II. l.. Richardson, greatly
damaged the concrete store house
aud stock OF ii. l.. Sparkman aud
seriously threatened the building
aud stock Of the Stubbleiield Drug
Co. The origin OF the fire is un.
known. On the day previously Mr..
Richardson had received aud placed
In his store large and valuable
shipment Of fall goods aud between
eight and nine O'Clock in the even.
ing all lights were extingulshed aud
The store closed for the night, no
ire for. any purpose having been
had on the premises on that day.
The loss on the Richardson store
building pnd stock is estimated at
SlI, 900 with $1,000 insurance. The
Il. l.. sparkmau loss Is estimated
$4,000 understood to be fully cover
ed. The stock of the Stubblefeld
Drug Go. was damaged to the ex.
tent Of $500, 10y being hurriedly
moved from the store. The post
office which had been located in the
Sparkman building was seriously
threatened by falling walls, but
was safely taken out aud moved to
the office Of DR.. F. w. Cox.
Mr.. Richardson has rented the
store building Of j. NJ. Smith aud
Is making preparations to reopen
business at that stand. Ii IA not
known whether he will rebuild on
the site Of hs old store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Athletic Association Organized

Last week the student body of
Pocahontas schools held a mass
meeting with the teachers and or.
ganized an association Tor the pro-
motion Of athletics in the school.
The following officers were elected:
President, Ross Hooten; vice
president, Noel Lemmons; secreta.
ry and treasurer, Nell Thaxton.
About IS volunteered to become
members at the first meeting. This
year our boys saw fit to organize
the Pocahontas foot ball team
Nj PhIpps was chosen coach and
Herbert Price, captain. These
boys are doing fine work as every.
one seems SO interested IN foot ball.
Everyone is invited to come ou'
and watch US practice any after
noon.
Miss Alexander was chosen coach
Of the girls basket ball aud has
been doing splendid work with the
girls They have a matched gam,
scheduled with Hardy to he played
at the Tri.County Teachers Meeting
Dot. 20 30.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Our Honor Roll

We have received subscriptions
and renewals from the following
since our last issue:
A J league. w IL King, l. NJ
Mansker, J + Pierce, w q Hawk.
ins, J X Reynolds, Lambert Peters,
Margaret IIafsttdler, IA l. Hayuas,
Mrs Psui Hufsledler, Ben Wilson,
j II Arnold, j A Rogers, J r XII
burn, Mrs Sue Kingree, j NJ Nor
ris, NJ NJ Carter, J + johnson, Dee
Waldron, w A Smith, G A Miller,
T Bellab, Rev II f Carroll, John
w Price, Miss Mona Shannon, X X
Shemwell, ) K Hubbard. q w Lut.
trell, 4 l. Barnett. 5 II Holland, J
I Hamilton, Larkln Dunn, NJ X l.
Jones, Sular Thompson, Joe II My
rick, Mrs l. II Nearns, ID J Landers
Lumber Company, A + Reynolds,
Riley Rice, Mrs q S Barnett, Frank
Sparber, J 5 Long, Mrs NJ $ Doug
las, S ID Allen, T J Hopkins, S +
Shannon, A X Shannon, William
Hinkle.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
The W. NJ. U. Meellna

The w. NJ. u met at the home
Of Mrs Clifford Price on October
l4th aud held an interesting bust.
ness meeting. This being the reg
ular time for the election of officers,
the following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Hugh Bishop;
wee president, Mrs. Clifford Price;
secretary, Mrs. G.. II. Henderson;
treasurer, Mrs. J.. Q. Haynes.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess aud the society ad.
journed to meet with Mrs. Throg.
morton Oct. 10.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
COUNTY
HAS AGED COUPLE

Randolph county can probably
boast Of the Oldest married couple
in the state. +. NJ. Drake of
Spring River township Is e5 years
OF age aud his wife is ss. They
were married Feb. 81, 1880, aud
have therefore been married n little
more than 90 years MIR. Drake is
native Of South Carolina, while
Mrs. Drake is a Tenuessean. They
came 20 Arkansas in 1878, and are
nov making their home with their
only living daughter, Mrs. j. H..
Miller. Eight children were born
to tins union and all grew TO man
aud womanhood, bat have since
died, with the exception Of Mrs.
Miller.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Bachelor Girls Club

The Bachelor Girls met with
Miss Mabal Roberts, Thursday af-
ternoOn, and very ENJOYABLE
afternoon was spent. Six games Of
"high five" were played with Miss
Helen Eaton winning high, aud
MISS Zelda Schnabaum winning
low.
Miss Roberts served a delicious
luncheon TO her guests. The club
will meet with Miss Lucille Carter
next Thursday afternoon.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
LEWALLEN WILL ERECT
new STORE BUILDING

Geo. Lewallen, who lost almost
his entire stock Of groceries m the
disastrous hre Of last week, will
erect modern store building on
his lot at the northeast corner of
court square. Work Is to begin at
once and the building will probably
be ready for use by December 18th.
A. present Mr.. Lewallen will con.
unue business in one Of the lower
rooms of the opera house building
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
POCa Leads Cotton Market

Pooahontas has been leading the
cotton market for the last week, f.,
the local buyers, A. Il. Schnabaum,
aud G. X. Jones for the East ST.
Louis Cotton Oil Co., paying from
10 O. 3 cents per hundred pounds
tuore then has been paid at other
towns in this section of the state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
One Load BrlnnS SI52. 85

The biggest load Of cotton we
have heard Of 10 far this season was
marketed by Felix Mock Of Reyno
Monday Of this week. The load
weighed $500 pounds aud brought
Sl52.s5.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
PAY UP NOTICE

All parties knowing themselves
to be indebted to me by either note
or account are hereby notified to
come forward within the next two
weeks and make settlement. |
must have my money At once
Very truly,
l.. c. Haynes,
9 2t. PocahOntas, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Pie and Cake Sale

The Junior League girls Will
have a pie and cake sale at the home
Of Mrs. Birdie KIzer Saturday to
dcfray the expenses of the camp on
their recent trip to Rsvenden
Springs.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Hodges Will Speak

Hon. Earle w. Hodges, secreta-
rY Of state, will address the boys
and glrls clubs aud citizens Of the
county, in Poolhontas, Wednesday,
Oct. 27th. Don't fail to hear hlm.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Commissioners of Accounts

The board Of Commissioners Of
Accounts, composed of J. II. NIL.
Ter. J. NJ. c. Lehman and Clifford
Price began the work of checking
up the public accounts OF the coun-
ty Monday. 1t will probably take
another week to finish .he work.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
RANDOLPH COUNTY
MUSICAL PROGRAM

tolluNlug y the program lof the
Randolph County Musical Assooia
tion to be held at Brakebill school
house, near Mock, Saturday aud
Sunday, Oct. 23.s4:
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'clock
Opening Song, No. SO in Golden
Voices.
Prayer.
General Singing.
Roll Call, and receiving reports
of Glasses.
Receiving reports Of Committees.
Receiving Applications for Mem.
bership.
General Business.
EVENING, S O'CLOCK
Song, No. l3 ia Ideal Praises.
Prayer 10y Chaplain.
Songs, Nos. 45-4s in Ideal
Praises.
Male Quartette-Brakebill.
5 Chorus-Pocahontas.
8 Songs, Nos. 1898 IA Golden
NuiEts.
Z Mixed Quartet Maynard.
Male Qugtette, comic--Brake.
bill.
9 Maynard.
10 Mixed Quartette - Middle.
brook.
IL Duet-Brakebill.
~ Chorus No. %, ideal Praises
by classes.
l3 Duet-Palestiue
Ia Selection, comic-Pocahontas.
10 Quartette Brakebill.
SUNDAY, lOA.M.
Song, No. 30 in Ideal Praises.
Prayer by John ID. Kerley.
3 Songs ll4.2O7 in Golden Voices
I Welcome Address - Chas.
Bunch.
5 Song No. G5 in Ideal Praises.
Response to Welcome Address
JEFF Lawhon.
Z Trio-Brakebill.
Male Observation-Disclosures.
9 Male Quartette Brakebill.
10 Mixed Quartette - Middle
brook.
II Songs, by Leaders.
II Mixed Quartette-MaYnard.
l3 Chorus-BrakebIll.
Il Chorus-Pocahontas.
Is Quartette-Pitman.
lG Selections-By Leaders.
, Il Quartette-Supply.
DINNER
AFTERNOON, l O'CLOCK
l General Singing.
2 Presidents Address.
3 Observation-Disclosures.
4 Special-Middlebrook Juniors.
5 Selection-Datto.
6 Selections-By Leaders.
9 Is Our Musical Association
Worth While? Discussion, led by
Ed. j. A. Allison.
10 Chorus-Maynard.
II QuarIette- Palestine.
II "God Be With You till We
Meet Again"
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
Died at Ace ll8

Aunt Jane Langford, colored, of
Biggers, died last week. She was
probably the Oldest person in this
/, section of the country, her age be-
'Ing lis years.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22

The w. M. u. met at the home
of Mrs. Throgmorton Oct. 10 and
a very interesting business meeting
was held. The hostess served de.
licious refreshments and the society
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Anna
Shiyely October 2G. Reporter.
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22
HAYS PARDON RECORD
PASSES 500 MARK

SIX hundred and SIX pardons have
been issued, so lines remltted or re-
dueted aud bondsmen relieved IN
10 oases, ia which the bonds aggre.
gated sl3,l5O, by Gov. George w.
Hays daring the two years aud two
months he has been in office. Ia
the cases where men were pardoned
from prison sentences, as well as
relieved Of fines, the pardon or pro.
olamauon vas counted but once.
Among the GO6 prisoners relieved
from The state penitentIary or State
convict farm, 90 were serving sen.
~ noes f1r p'urder, either trst Or
1, ..e.d degree, while - were sery'
ING sentences for manslaughter.
The largest number relieved was
under sentences for grand or petit
larceny, the pardoned convicts un-
der these two heads totaling l4B.
The number of pardons issued,
summarized by the crimes for which
the prisoners were convicted, FOL
Pocahontas star herald., 1915-10-22

lONcs
Murder 69
Manslaughter ~
Assault to kill 81
Arson d
Embezzlement 10
Larceny l4o
Violation of liquor laws 20
Plain aud aggravated assault 80
Criminal assault 7
Carrying concealed weapons l9
Carnal abuse ~
Forgery 90
Robbery and burglary Al
Wife abandonment D
Perjury D
-l}igamY .
Violating bank laws 2
Miscellaneous +"
Total 6O6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
NO BACTERIA IN
THE CITY WATER
STATE BACTERIOlOGIST MAKES AN
EXAMINATION AND FINDS 1T TO
BE BAClLll FREE.

ANY question that there I'm harmful hac-
terra IA the ciiA water . Brownsville. "h-
tanned from the Rio Graudc. wH~ placed
w. rest today when Superintendent ". W.
Williams Y. thc light and water department
received u letter from Dr. Malcolm Gra-
ham ut Austin. state hactcriologi-t. stat
ng:
we have received and made y hac
Psychological examination WI the two -prcI-
mems VI water sent u~ and are unable nv
lind any harmful bacteria nd either -prcI-
men,"
Dr. Graham was sent two specimens for
examination. one ~ filtered water and one
III untiltcrcd water. III Wa asked also y"
make Y chemical examination. hut tor this
work referred the department to tine pure
food and drug commission mo Austin. Mr..
Williams will send two specimens to the
commission today tor thi, chemical exam
nation.
Mr.. William, expressed hi~ pleasure that
nothing VA j harmful nature WAS found in
the meteorological examination, and sand
that though the chemical examination Will
be made there could not hc any danger
from the presence Of chemicals. =
The specimen, were sent to Austin upon
thc recommendations WI City Health officer
II. X. Locw recently upon " visit 4" thr
water plant IN State Deputy Health or
hrrr II. -. McCain. Alderman N. ~ Dwor-
man, Alderman M. H. Putcsuat and other.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
Telephone Employe honored

.Cornelia T.. Toups Of The Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone Office IN Browns
vile, has been s~ignally honorcd ny the
Alamo branch ~ the Telephone Society Of
Texas who have presented her with a beau
.tiful emblem in the form OF a breast PIN.
The following letter to Manager Johnson
of the exchange. accompanied the nm /:
In appreciation Of the loyalty and length
~ service Of Miss C~urnelia u. Toup- the
enclosed service emblem l. awarded. this
award being made through the Alamo
branch of the Telephone Society Of TeNa-.
VIII You please present the enclosed en-
.hlem on Saturday morning. May %. and
express IL this employee the company APP
probation III her long and faithful -crv-
'icc!" The recognition M originally
from General Manager Gates Of the Texas
lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
Fascinated BY Model.

The weekly meeting AZ the Married
Ladies' Sorictv for the BETTER Control
aud Guidance nf Husbands had Just
been called a. order ~ the president.
4 meek looking little woman stood ul'
IN "A far rnrmrr ~ the room.
NV husband. she quivcrcd. IN IN
love with his mndcl.
''Eut YOUR husband IL not NV artist.
argued the president. lie runs an IRON
foundry. doesn't he"
"le>'m said the meek lady. but AT
the same ~ loves his model. You see,
he's \ ScIf-madc man. London stan.
dard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
WILL ESTABLISH
BUSlNESSSCHOOL
HOUSTON MAN ARRIVES TO INveSTl-
GATE BROWNSVILLE FOR
PROPOSITION.

nef0rma Mcclellan "a Houston. who
-%.trru! weeks ago announced that me- plans
KIN establish a business and domestic school
Ell Brownsville. arrived m Brownsville to-
tu investigate thc ciiy IVY The location
-u,i 5u Institution. Mr.. McCollum for
YEAR ha~ haeu engaged III this work
fd Tor the past several years he, been
Head nj -ueh departments in the schools of
Houston Heights.
- have studied Brownsville and the
Brownsville country from Y distance for
urr time.' -aid Mr.. MrCollum. "and from
what hHvc learned ann of the opinion
hHt thi- city En- prepared for such an i'm
-iitutiuu. Mn present visit In for the pur-
pose "f making = first hand investigation
into thc practical ilitv III establishing tho
proposed school. and ~ far | believe ~
rr hr mIlr tu -o. Prospects are bright
tur ur adjustment Nj conditions III Mex
uaiah would make this city an even
better location .nr such q school.
-Iho -ehool propose 10 establish Ii
not only y commercial and business school.
lut ihc subject VI domestic science for
.uu- women will M one NJ IT, features.
Student win hc taken through in such n
anor that whom they have finished they
MID hr prepared to enter the university"
AIr. M-CoIlum plans wv erect HI own
uuilIir- ior thr -chuoI IN the event ~ de-
rIdr- on lhi- city for the location.
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At the Hotels.

Miller arrivals: l.. IT.. Burns and wife
.Iu.kum: lF. NJ. Elliot. COLLEGE Station
Thomas %llolry lIpustun: Mayor =. NJ.
fr-~rre. Edna: A. y. Dcnncr. l%larlin-
erH. F. n. strickland. Dallas; e.. \.
IurupSkc lIuu>ton: George I. Nickers.
Fort Worth. MIR. and Mrs. NJ. |. shaw.
MeAllcn; IL. ~. Rich. Galveston; &. !.
.riicr Mission: William kcnkn. Corpus
Christi. N. III. Harness. j.. Il. Crawford.
sam Irn.tu. mi. NJ. sparks lIcarnc: III.
I. Brooks. Sid. Louis: 4. l.. nocye. Don.
y. ". Mothcr>hcad, San Benito; -.
WV. E. ~navgly. IIarlinecn: ID. a. Black
Ruil Mercedes; Margaret Caldwell. -.
t. Plciicr. San l%icnito: II. Il. ONcil.
Santa Maria: II. q. Walden. Louisville:
A A. Lewis. ncni>oH. Gust Olson. New
llnl~lciu.
SAN Carlos arrivals: &. J.. Tankcrs
lcy. Corpus Christi: J. 4. Deyo. 7. w
Stevenson. Gabriel NapriSa- Of Lyford
IN. n. Foster, san Antonio: q. l.. Gil
more. Houston. ". T. Brooks. San re
uito, a.. :. q West. Sugarland: II. III.
trcrnLcrW IN. 1. McCOllum. Houston
In. Nj. buchanan. Corpus Christi: q. W
Bramblctt- n. &. Patfcc, Of kingsvillc;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
At The Movies Today


AT the Dreamland -A thrilling fight be-
tno.n cattle ru-ilcr- and = Young author
eo r.-ruy~ thc daughter VT 4 retired eat
WI, King arp features VI Y LacmnIc feat
ury drama. "Ili~ Captive" III the Dream
land llc.trr tonight. The story opens III
tlr library oi Charles Lander. the retired
tiIc king. Mr.. Lander. bordering over
nId times enters with q box ot age yellow
ci letters. one ~ the letters. from her
daughter. Helen. who married against
their wishes. brings mp memories NJ the
past she had married a crook and had
failed I'M health Although she i diving.
Carl Thornton. her husband. i not pres
emit. The story thereafter deals with the
daughter u Thornton'S wife. The program
includes, Fares. Please. u Joker comedy.
and Fatc'9 Alihi." 4 drama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
CITY NEWS


tcrday noticed four small bicycli-t~, gamcly
struggling toward the POINT at rather slow
pace, peddling against the stiff
wind. The four carried blankets and pro
visions strapped t. The cycles. and were
evidently intending ID make y night II II
somewhere along the way. AZ u O'Clock
III the evening the dauntlc>> four were past
the taruct range. ten miles or moyc from
town. They were the two small sons II
Frank Pierce. The attorney, and son, 81
n. Il. Walton, county tax collector.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31

Ladies Let me sell YOU 2 Wendell Com
pres and Vacuum Washer. the machine
that has solved the wash day problems.
WASHES tub ~ clothes IN 4 few minutes.
Work. ike magic. EXccl- work vt high
.priycd machines. let this machine prove
it, own merits. Every home needs one.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Mis- J. Perez
SALES Agent Ohio Coz Madison St. cor
ncr OH. Brownsville, Texas. i. o. Box
.2ll.-52s st.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31

Church VI the Advent. has postponed hI-
departure tor San Antonio and New York
City until tomorrow. Dr. McDuugall wall
20 hv rail 60 New Orleans from San IN
tonic. thence ~ water u New York. Dur
lng ill., absence. which viii probably cover
two sundays, only. there Will bc D" services
IA the Church "a the Advent though sun
day school will he held an usual.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
News Correspondent Here Major :. NJ.

Lcsc-nc of Edna. for nearly y quarter VI u
century past staff correspondent for the
Galveston Dallas New and wei known
throughout Texas aud oklahoma church
conferences, In an Brownsville iur z lew
days ia behalf 81 the Galveston New
Major Le~esne y staying IA tn Miller.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
When YOU are in a hurry

When you are in a hurry afternoons "a
reach Edinburg YOU can ~ - ny taking
thr motor ear ~ San Juan. Transferring
there ~ \ waiting passenger auto tor the
Hidalso county seat. Passenger and pack
age service except SundavS.-tf.
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TEXAS MEAT MARKET N City Mar.

ket-Frc~h and smoked meats, All kinds,
-.auSage~. chickens. etc. Take orders from
y ~ 10 \. ~. and ! 20 u n. Tn. Free and
nrumpt delivery. One trip 10 West Browns
Vile. Emil Walter, Mgr. Phone $50
lI23.tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31

TO Install Officers Hope chapter NJ the
of the Eastern Star will hold the in
.~taIiation IL officer al a called meeting to
~ held III the Masonic temple AT go
O'Clock tonight. The installation will We
ATTENDED also hy Ma-on- and their iami-
lies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-31
An umbrella. found

An umbrella, found IN the corridor Of
the post office. has been cherished Tor per
.hap- two weeks hy the post oilicc stan. Il
will BE- restored 10 it, owner, A called Ter
and ideutiticd.