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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
Look Who s s.,. e'::'''"
PETITION.

= }. w. Brinton, Mayor, Take Notice.
= WE THE UNDERSIGNED citizens residents and le
= gal voters of the City of Beach, Golden Valley County,
and State of North Dakota do hereby ephatica
" y PROTEST against the gross discrimination you
. manifesting in enforcing the SUNDAY CLOSING
= LAW We maintain that the said laws they appear
on our Statute were never intended for the purpose of
enabling any person who happens be an official
= to jugge with the for the purpose of satisfying his
4 personal fancies, disikes and grudges. AS law
= abiding citizens believe that certain laws are better
served when applied in spirit and therefore, under
dnay circumstances, fail to see the necessity of in
tertering with harmless amusements, desired by the
great majority of citizens any unnecessary inter-
ference with any of business institutions which tend
to serve and accommodate the public But, since for
reasons of your own you have fit to take in the
of regularly and duly elected legal and judicial
officers in enforcing the letter of the law suit YOURSELF
we HEREBY WARN YOU that we will not tolerate
" any discrimination special persecution WE INSIST
ON rAlR PLAY, and we demand that every business
place within the limits of the City of Beach, machine
shops printing shops drug stores with the exception
OF the prescription Department., livery stables and ga
creameries we'll the cigar counters in ho
tells and restaurants and shooting galleries. be closed up
on Sunday the same you closing up the moving
picture show All men are equal before the law and
we therefore most emphaticay protest in your mode of
enforcing it. Should you fit to ignore this notice.
we will Immediately apply to the proper authorities and
file charges against you for malicious discrimination and
Z" persecution.
* A. F. kasen Alderman one of the solid five
y M. l.. Lowell, Alderman, of the solid ave
J. l.. Jepson Alderman, of the solid five
w. H. Woodruff. Alderman, of the solid five.
M. Mathison Alderman, one of the solid five
+. E. Near, particular friend of the mayor
l. N Roble, Advance editor convicted for blind pig
gng.
r. P. Wand against whom the mayor holds judg-
ment for assault
J. P Smith. defeated candidate for mayor
" heo. Schwetzer secretary of boycott meeting
John Madison defeated candidate for sheriff
K +. Gallagher defeated office seeker and Advance
contributor.
H. L. Halliday defeated candidate for public service
Clifford Smith, Bijou proprietor, closed on Sunday
Vim. Rosenberg, defeated justice who bound mayor
to District Court
Mark Franklin JONES' the Noted Boy Orator of Poll
tical Fame, and staunch supporter of the mayor
Max Baller, pool hall proprietor.
John Hanevold Beach most prominent citizen
John Keohane better known as Goal Hole Johnny
Otto Stensrud boycotter who says he can't close his
drug store Sunday without the mayors assistance
r. c. Fuller chief of the Fire Department and another
great
L. B. Westby, the neutral" clothing dealer, and
others. :............,....
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
Chautauqua
Was Success
Large and Appreciative Audi
enees Mark the Musical and
Dramatic Exercises of the
Week.

has been the scene of FIVE days
~Chautauqua. The convention has
been a decided success. especially
from a financial point of view.
All the acts which made up the
entertainment arrived on time
and each entertainment was given
as cheduled. Ideal weather oc-
.casioned large audiences during
both the afternoon and evening
sessions.
The artists and lecturers that
made up the personnel of the
festival for the most part afforded
real pleasure to their audiences.
The headliners as regards the
lecturers and musicians were all
they were advertised to be.
The children's hours afforded
the amount of interest expected.
The prizes that were given by the
sChautauqua management for the
boys and girls who competed for
athletic honors were eagerly
sought by large number of the
youngsters.
The program Of the week op-
~ened with the Lawson trio, one of
the most appreciated numbers of
the convention. Miss Hazel KEEP
ford was especially clever. Her
reading of Polly of the Circus
was very we'll received. Their
musical program was the most
praiseworthy musical program, of
the week.
The illustrated travelogue
Beautiful Hawaii by Chas. E.
Payne was among the most in
teresting lectures of the program.
The Mendelssohn Sextette did
not come up to expectations as
their vocal numbers were not as
had been expected. A cornet so
10 was the best rendered number
of their program.
The lecture by Congressman
Lenroot of Wisconsin, Congress
and the People,, was worthy of
special comment. Though he ex-
.ceeded the allotted hour and FIVE
minutes his faculty for holding
the interest of his listeners did not
occasion the accustomed fatigue.
His lecture was purely political
and aside from returning to the
commonplace as regards Mr.. Bry-
an and the farmer his lecture was
very instructive and convincing.
Dr.. Alva M. Reitzel in his lee
ture The Measure of a Man" ex-
empli6ed excellent elocution,
though his lecture included no
small number of truisms.
The Avon Sketch Club occu-
pied the boards on Tuesday ev-
.ening. Their sketch was especial
ly we'll chosen and delightd
larg audience. Miss O'Shaugh-
~enesy in her portrayal of the maid
of old Ireland pleased her listen
.ers. Her Interpretation of the
real Irish collen, however, was
much in contrast with the charac-
ter and mannerisms of the real
Irish lassie whose demeanor is
ever gay but never clamorous.
The entertainer made the mistake
that usually is made in prolong-
ing the Irish feature of it.
The Boucher Grand Opera
company concluded the music
festival. Their voices were excel
lent, especially the bass and ten
or. Their interpretations, how
ever, were mediocre. The recital
of a number from the operas of
Lucia and Rigoletto were very
well received. The rendition of
the Bohemian Girl was fairly we'll
done. Though no especial effort
was made toward elocution.
Charles Plattenberg was among
the best lecturers of the week. He
called attention to the necessity
Continued on page 6ve)
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02

Jones singled, Waldron singled,
Jeff doubled, scoring the two
ahead of him and himself scored
on a wild throw to second base.
keohane swung on three wide
ones. At this point Judge Halli-
day did his bit by sauntering up
to the plate and in his determina-
ton to help his confreres bring
CONTINUED on page 6ve)
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02

Howard McColeman left for
Ollie last Saturday where he has
opened tonsorial parlor. There
is no doubt but that he will do
we'll in that section as he is very
capable.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02
Mayor Fauors Commission Form

1t has been brought to my attention that there is
foot to circulate petition asking for special
for Beach, and say that am heartily in favor
of such believe it should have been adopted
when it voted upon heretofore and my for
supporting it then great deal more apparent
to everyone well as myself.
1t has certainly been demonstrated in Beach that the
present system is failure, when elected from
small part of the city absolutely ignore the wish of
the city large and do absolutely their personal
prejudice dictate regardless of the ctys public well
fare. The city administration of 1914 when the city
council refused confirm the appointments of c. L.
Waldron Harry Burt and S. A. Smith for city attorney,
city auditor and chief of police, for personal reasons.
disgrace to the town. Two of these men since
have been elected public office in the county large
and are making excellent officials, and enforcing
the law. The action of the council in passing reso-
tions declaring policeman not necessary when
meeting of the Commercial Club declared one
essary and engaged private expense, is only
other evidence that city officials should be subject to
call as the commission form requires
Under the commission form your city officials would
not dare mix in personal preudces in the transaction
of city business and at the public expense as done
by the controlling element of the city council last year.
They would be compelled to the city the
would retire them to private life.
The city wants railway park such Miles City,
Glendive, Dickinson, Mandan. Bismarck, Jamestown
Valley City and Fargo enjoy, but this will be
cured unless the city officials join hands in securing it,
but the city officials will join hands this propo
stion long have aldermen, elected from small
part of the city, who their private interests the
council first and the public secondary considera-
tion and long these control the city council
there will be no park movement.
Under the commission system this could be made
public and your commissioners didn't join
hands and assist they could be recalled And this ap
plies to every public duty given them by ALL the
voters in the city.
Our city records are full of evidence covering peri
cd of many years, which shows that city officials
have first served their private interests and have gone
far violate the law and have participated in and
proed from city contracts at the expense of the pub
lie. And there is remedy under the ward system.
The fact that hold the office of mayor would make
no difference to this proposition After holding
the office of mayor under the present system, am
convinced than before that the commission system is
needed in Beach, and will only be the first sgner
petition to it, but will also speak for from
platform, if it again becomes campaign issue, and
will vote for it at the election if one is called.
]. w. BRlNTON, Mayor
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-07-02

* Z = = 4 = = =
WHY BEACH?
= Bismarck, N Dak.-Moving picture shows and the
= atres not allowed Sunday-Cty Auditor
= Casselton, N. Dak The moving picture show has y
never been open Sunday and am sure the author-
ties here would not allow the management to show on
= Sunday.-Cty Auditor.
= = Valley City, N. Dak No moving picture shows or
= theatres allowed to run here Sundays-Cy Au-
= ditor
= Jamestown N. Dak Moving picture shows and the
atres not open here Sundays No has ever
= tried it here.-City Auditor.
. Grand Forks, N Dak We have five play houses y
here but they have and have been allowed to
= show on Sunday.
= Fargo, N. Dak Neither the moving picture shows
the theatres operate Sunday and think have
= made effort operate since the law forbddng it was
= passed.-City Auditor
= Mandan N Dak No sir, moving picture shows and =
theatres not permitted to Sunday-Cty Au-
= ditor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
GREAT INTEREST
IN THE CONTEST
MISS FL0RiEE PIERCE. SENIOR Gu.
DENT. LEADS STUDENT. r
HARROLD a VICTOR

trrdt Interest WAS manifested In thr
~ Hing cuulcJ~ which was held wy thv
parish house WIZ thr Episcopal church
last night Huth rrHun- huul students
and patrons and friends ui ihr ~rhunI
fur thr parish house vI- ilIvt lu it> ra.
ui.itt Among lhr benefits derived Nu- NJ
general ~cramhliu- ior dictionaries
Wh,I me- contestants aud others bad w.
turned d" their homes.
Miss Fluriur Pierce. N senior l the
Brownsville high school. was The ,irrur
iu the contest between thr Students "
Ihr Grammar JuI high ~rhuul,. aut.
Mis- Julia Hopkins Wu- ~vuud The
first prize 4 iounf.in prn offered IN 4
A~lrIm went tu Miss Pierce. ana thr
second prize. ll~p v fountain pru offered
III, MA, Sentinel Publishing Cu urr~ Nv
Mis- Hopkins.
lU jhr contest between students ahd
grown folks john ~. ilarrull uI the
! nItrd STATES immigration service was
thc victor. ~uut~ltlliug all hi~ cuwp.tit
orr.
Some eight ur irn students iu thr first
rlnir~t failed tu spell r@orrrctl, thr
word %>JeriI -iuU>. ANA thr audience.
vrtrl tn give ihru another trial. NOD uth
rr> who hud ililrd ur tu ihHt Time ALSO
having horu given second opportunity.
lt i- rNr rlrl thu~u ruutu~i- vll WV
mHdr n permanent t%riHtrr. tu hr hell
perhaps unrc a munh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
CALIFORNIA MEN
VISIT VALLEY
RIVERSIDE BANKERS IMPRESSED.
C0NDENSERY MAN OFFERS TIE
VALLEY A PROPOSITION.

Two prominent bankers uf Riverside.
Cali. AMI a condenser, man ~ Granite
civ. ILL.,. are among lhr people brought
down with lhr Thus T.. Icr Land Coz
excursion and the visitors todi, are
seeing the Lands VT the Frc>uu> Land \
Irrigation tu. located about midway
between Brownsville and >au Hrnitu.
The land comranN has two carlnld> nn
this. ono ~ it> first trips since taking
charge uf the sales ul this tract.
The bankers ARE Nj. q. Evans. urr>i
dent uf The First National Bank II Riv.
cr>idr. cali. ami y. n. >imm>. president
nj tIr Riverside Savings Bank. Thu.
rondcn>crN iu The VALLEY provided the
Grduite civ. Ill. aud hr announced him
self a> being Y" impressed with this see.
Ton that hc viii finance and establish u
coudcn>crN in the VALLEY. provide The
people VT the VALLEY viii support thr iu
>titutiun. George Tuulan. >%r,rrtar, No
thr SAN licnitu Commercial club. said
TODAY that ~ believes there i> wv uuc~.
ton that such support viii IVY had and
hr believes that thr\allry will gri the
creamery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
CONFIRMATION OF NAMING
OF [. WATERS NOT HERE

n hitch haas occurred w the assumption
ui thc office ui Cameron count, agent tor
ANS Farmers Cooperative demonstrate
work. tic state agent. ". y. Proctor. hay
failed to confirm n.y. appointment WI
Lindsay Waters of Harrington. Mr.. Waters
wa~ recently named hv thc board uf ruun-
il commissioners thc appointment being
subject 81 confirmation TN the state agent.
Iir government paying 500 annually wv
thr agents salary WIT ~l.lu0.
county Judge Ill H. Nutc- stated today
ihai hc had received no direct information
concerning tho confirmation 81 the ap-
p"iuimyut. County Commissioner ~. m.
BrIl Jr. WAS said M have heard direct from
ihr department, but hc was ont of the city
TODAY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
TIME EXTENDED
FOR PAYMENT
CITY TAXES

At au adjourned Session ui the r.ty
council hrId WV. thr .ity huli at ln u'clurk
today. thc rify NcuHuri. adopted an amend
ment to thc ordinance lrtNng taxes rN-
tending ihc time tor payment oi al cts
taNc- Y" April l5. giving the rruprrt, own
cr- thirty day uI grace. I'hv pry,.ll-
ordinance .N,i lhr .iua No which taxo-
hrrHmr delinquent .t Marrh nm.
This ariun ua- tu have hren taken ut
.a-t Monday mcetn-, which ny- ad-
iuurucd prrau~, There v.- uoJ present tL.
ucrr--url IVY .thri- WITT membership wv.
thr council. Those pr ,ut TODAY u.r.
Mayor rru rrm n N. pnurmun uud Aldrr-
mcn Boua,rdc-. Thow. Rowe. Craig. Putr-
guat aud DJIl,Il.
ihc council approved NV payment WY
+2I5 tu wv. N. kihle. covering hI~ rN-
pru-c- Hrurr.d Nv handling thc recent war-
RANT -.lc tur tAc -tN of Brownsville. Mn.
hlnhc nald. ua rI.ier .o flc ritr tur hi-
professional services r tIi~ respect. Th,
mayor pro tenn .I-r notified tU. council ot
,hr receipt uf ~l1.ln, being the -..y'-
profit m ihr ir ui ihr warrants. Oh wil.
hr remembered that it- -criu nollor- sold
,Uu,uuu worth .o .he citv at uu ceut- ou
Ihc dollar. vit. .I, ris turned oven some
ut WV u Il. Some ni lnd -om, Ur Nl
r,nt- ru tho DOLLAR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
AN

AHA "lNINhr" amending section third MI uu
't'hull,' passed hN th. cit1 council. January
I'm. lill. fNf thr lrNNiug und providing f.r nm.
assessment ANA collection WI taxes ", a.tryy
Texas. i"r ting improvements ~ roads. bridges
aHd streets ni ~Ild ritt. iur thr erection nnh
constitution ut public buildings. uattrwnrks
electro lights. streets. sewers, ana other urr.
hhnrht improvements within Oh, limit, uf said
rit}. "nu tH supplement thr stat,
school ilnd nrVurtinued IN said titv.
iur tho ytIr 1911. aud providing fpr wv
urf cent interest rrf Hunum. aud u PENALTY Nj
Ton Ter ctnt 'u al delinquent taxes. recorded
lu Eufh No A. lFlt AZ. vf tlr minutes uf thu
city council 70 Brownsville. TNas.
IN M urdHiItl ly tAr yitr council ul thu
city ,f brownsville. TrNa~. that section Third
ui SAM above styled urlinaur, >luH hr amended
Am hereafter read as follows. tu-wif:
Section y That all slid taxes hereby aua
which shall h' Hs>r~~ri and imposed under and
ly virtue WIT TINS ordinance. shall b, paid W.T.
ur before thu 10Th dHy ul .Afril A. ~. 1919. and
en-, entire amount nf Hi ~url taxes whirl urr
NOT paid ,u ur before th- 10Th dav W. ApriI.
1919 ami Hi uf >ail tINu- nuf IFii un ui lr-
fore th" 10th d1t uf April. 1919. shall bear m-
trr,>t ut ttr rltp uI trn 400 IUT rrut rrr an-
mum after said April H.. 1919. which said in-
tcrvst aud penalty Shall wv, iuip when thr taxes
upon which ~nmr ~h1l hft" Accrued arr paid.
Passed br thr ,itt council WI thr cstt WI
brownsville. Texas. this -nth lay uf March.
4. y. 1915.
=. D.. nWpEMNN.
Approved. Acting Mayor.
CEISANrO NILf.AEIilAl.
City Secretary.
$40 lot
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F u CHENEY a co. Toledo. n.
We. the undersigned. have known III j
Cheney for thv last ia Years. and believe
hin perfectly honorable ln AN business
transactions ANA financially able tN carry
out any obligations made Pm DDS firm.
NATIONAL RANK on COMMERCE.
Toledo. ID.
Halls Catarrh Cure IN taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cn4s surfaces of thH system. Testimonials
sent free. Price 1 cents per bottle. Sold
BY am Druggists.
Take Hats Family FIils Tor constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
PERSONALS

II. II. Hyde oi Kansas City. Mo-. r. =
busmc~, visitor II tke city today.
y. r. Dcaihcridge p Kansas City. Mo-.
j. y guest VT tn Miller hotel.
John n. cause left WV the motor yc~tyr-
day afternoon tor hi- home M Mgrccdc-.
h. u. Crcager went to lIidalgo IN the
branch tram This morning.
NJ. NJ. Nann went ~ Ilrlmgcn on the
branch train This morning.
Nj. Elizabeth Hendricks went ID La
Peri. on ihr branch train this morning.
X. r.. Rrmtro went w San Brnito WI Y
hu-iuc-- "trip this morning.
+. y Crou-cr NJ Houston b. registered
EN- thr Millcr hotel.
!. + Nanu nj Chicago i~ 4 visitor IN
Brownsville today. Z guest y, the Miller.
r. y. Buckingham NJ New York rity ~
registered at me Miller hotel.
". ". Watson ~ Chicago " y guest NJ
thc San Carlo.
y. p Moore of Fort Worth i- registered
at the Nam Carlos.
Consul Jesse u. johnson IVY Mltamoro-
WAS W. thc city WI h%n-iur-- today.
George Il. Brown ui Mission camr down
nn thc motor thi~ morning.
.Alcy Whclc--. thr we'll known Mcrrrir-
attorney. n \ business visitor iu Browns
willie t,rlay on legal business.
q. /. wilkins - Kansas City. No. y "
business visitor IVY Brownsville today. "
quest wv tho Miller hotel.
M. 4. Marhrrry and a. z. Reed nj Bel
,idcrc. IT,. are visitors IL Brownsville, to-
day. guests Ell thc Miller hotel.
Y. II Roger WA I-.~i. Mexico. y prumn-
cut Tanauhpa- farmer. i- in Brownsville.
having arrived from lhr interior Yesterday.
Mr.. ~. II. Martin. daughter W.T. N. NJ.
Weller. who has resided M this city for
thc last several months. lctt this murriu.
to meet her hu-bald IN Mission. where they
Will make their home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
CITY NEWS
Four Held TO Grand Jury

toruey 4. VI. Kent returned last ui-ht from
san Bcuito. where hg represented thc state
IN four preliminary hearing. Three men
were bound over to thc grand iurN under
bond ol $500 each on charges alleging cat
Tie theft. and one man wa~ bound over
under bond NJ 5000 WV " charge WI rape.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
GREENLAND
MATINEE M light

The special mp feature
N GENTLEMAN UF ART-Ouc IVY Tie
best little plaH- you ever witnessed.
m
WHEN TIE MUMMY CRIED FOR HELP
-Nc~tor comedy. featuring Eddie Lyons.
Lee Moran and Victoria Ford.
Coming Next Wcdne~dav-lIenri Braun
stems masterpiece. "Samson''-not a
biblical play-tcaturing William Farnum.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
THIS-AND FIVE CENTS.

Don't miss thi-. Cut out this slip. en-
close five cents ~ Foley 4 Co. Chicago.
H.. writing Your name and address clearly.
Nou will receive III return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. for coughs. colds and Group. Foley
Kidney Pills. and Foley Cathariic Tablets.
Martinez Drug Store. north corner Market
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
WELCOME

NH Wt.IlINHiI TITO rIIt IWlrWIrl INN
Gcrmant In Pre-, idrd with = rumna~ in
front. Ju Intermittent light operated h,
~ motor. which DOW, thr light. I'm ~up
piled hl storage huttrrf iu ti. rear.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
z Drops Of "GETS-lr"
Out Comes The Corn!
Itsthe worlds Wonder; Never Fails.

louN make gou-F0p eyes nt your feet,
after you use "GET--IT." ana youH IND
the place. where those hlankety curns
used tO he. Just as smooth as your cheek.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20
To rent a car phone 555. -2.1o.tf.

LOSt-Silver mesh bag with - bil and
two W thrc, dollar iu silver. Reward VII
returned NV y. y. Fox. Merchants National
banks 1utt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20

Yuu m., l.Id thy landlord tu Your
Ipu Hut $4,000 CAME vIu.t- maize mann rr-
N
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20

lAlllE NEM S-I.atc-t current events
and war news.
Francis y. Bu-hmau in
TIE OTHER MAN, v story W. n
woman who sacrificed her love he
cause "a her child. Ia NIaibele
llclkcs Justice.
Raply incc, Lucille Ice and Iluvhcy Mack
m-FATIN'> SWEETHEART - Vita
graph a%ll-Incc comedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20

OYSTERS-We receive fresh select Gal
weston oysters daily. In bulk. 10 cents per
dozen. Texas Lunch, City Market, Phone
100 11tf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20

lirmir-. formerly ui l.amif-n-. f- in nr-
cupv ihc Jones r,-idrnr, ~ West Browns
willie.
West Brownsville Line Operating After
three day uut ui operation Ohm West
Brownsville rr Iuc resumed operation thi~
morning.
Go Into Mexico E M Burkr MI This
citN lrtt yesterday afternoon hv lutumo-
bills tor ihr El Chamal ranch IA TamauIWl~
with IT.. II. Rrrd,r Jr. T.. n. Newman was
at thp wheel.
SunheamS Not to Meet Tha Workers
sunbeam band ut West Brownsville will uol
meet Sunday afternoon, Il wa- announced
today bN Mr.. 10. w. sampson.
Take Third Degree rh, Brownsville M.
II. a An NJ lodge la-t might initiated two
member uto ih, .hrrd degree. Krv. ,icorgr
MacDuugJli. rector oi thr Episcopal
church. .ud Iara.- ~. NrAIlyu. n-tric.
Deputy GRAND Master I Nnutz uf Edm
burg wa- il ATTENDANCE. u- were also a
number oi ,i-ltin- Ma-on- trom surround
W- towns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-20

II. II. Hyde "A Kansas City. Mo-. b. =
business visitor ii ike city today.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1915-11-25
Commissioner Of Salvation Army
 Is Coming

Commissioner and Mrs. Sow ton of The Salvation Army will arrive from the south on the Princess Sophia on. Tuesday Nov. 3oth, the same evening a welcome meeting will be conducted in the Army Hall. commencing at 7:3o, the public are cordially invited, also on "Wednesday evening another public meeting will be held in the Army Hall, commencing at 7:3o.
 Comm ssioner and Mrs. Sowton have long and wide experience in Salvation Army warfare, and it will be a treat to hear them, and the public should take advantage of hearing them. They will be returning south to Prince Rupert on the Princess Sophia.