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The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
EIsherwoman at sIxtY.Two.

Indianapolis, lnd,-Miss s, y, Wal.
lace Of Marion county got her annual
fishing and hunting license at the Of
fee Of Eugene G, ShIreman state com.
missioner Of fisheries and game, Miss
Wallace Is slXty.two years DID, accord
Ing to her license, and In Ave feet ak
inches In height She Ia the oldest
woman in the state to receive a stint
lar license.
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

President Wilson considerable The
sHpely suggesting that would provide another perfect
elm the White House grounds and while did well tho nrt
has presented dropping whng the limbs
Despite the best OF had
have started with vigorous Haplng
In often that the planters Of tho Washington
faro badly They have made tho city attractive by tho shady streets they
provided Sick tolerated and
patience with that have lasting life that extraordinary
OF The elm has such and "A being removed
OF Washington whols The
ruthless only In individual the elm painted
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

cIVIIIzNLIOn OILY 70 DC paIIIaIIy uaHI'
aged during the Civil war in this
country That statue, nameless, and
since II was injured by soldiers dur.
ing the great civil conflict headless
and armless stands today opposite
the United States capitol, in the yard
of Lot Flannery, sculptor, who owns
II.
Hundreds Of persons daily pass
the statue, partially hidden by trees,
and scores who travel that way fre.
Quently stop to comment and wonder
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

what Ia believed to be the most ro'
markablo exhibition Of elaryoyOnt
powers ever demonstrated was Wit
messed at Il hearing In the court Of
general sessions Now York, before
judge Roaaaky who was presiding
Prof llort Reese had been convicted
by u magistrate AZ fortune teller and
had appealed against his conviction.
10 prove that be- was not a fakor but
u BelontBt the professor volunteered
10 give u domonutrNilon In court
The Judge wrote tho questions,
"What was the ruling IN the Shelley
ease2" "ll0w much money have in
the =- bahk7" and what Ia the
name Of my fayofte sehoolteatherY
The demonstrator not only told what
the questions were but informed hIa
honor that tlj was IN the bank 10 bis
credit and that his fayorite school
teacher was Miss OC0nnof Reese
has given many exhibitions before the
crowned heads OF Europe ana some Of
the wofld'B greatest solontlala thom
aa A Edison hab tried valnly 70 solve
the secret Of his powers, llo says that
the questions and answers fash them
selves on his mind without any effort
o0 hls part
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

nck the country upper
killed msaps because them have been exceedingly
not snake in the District and adjacent territory the hog
spreading called the black adder and the
blowing He bad acting snake but perfectly harmless If dis
turb omered he will fy by cnoons and Kissing
but that Is ALL
The Allegheny black snake slender quick active fellow
times the length eight snake around Wash
underground
and the OF woods
The fanymaked house milk snake chicken
the the chain
king snake the smooth snake the snake the keed
snake the short ground snake the ngnek snake the rband
the redbeed snake Valers snake
which frequents thick woods.
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

two years, | bought Peterborough
house"
MIR Lyon heard his songs sung by
Nine. Hurst on the Olympic on his
way back. Besides the poems men.
toned, he has written "The Inspiring
Refrain" Holy Waves" Jewels" "
The Tolling Bell" and hymns pub.
lished in religious periodicals.
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

taught to understand that the nonven-
omous snake is the friend and not the
enemy of mankind. One Of the great
economic values Of the snake is that
he is an active and industrious de-
stroyer of rats and mice
In the District Of Columbia and
those parts of Maryland and Virginia
adjacent to the District about forty
species and subspecies Of reptilia have
been observed. The copperhead Is
the snake most thought of by Wash
inpton tramnera. Campers and pic.
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

HOInE 20 pOUTTY TlhI IIH nHU HONUlH
nigh and Of course II viii be replaced
and presumably under the auspices Of
Mr. Wilson spade IN hand The VIII
Bon elm took the place Of the elm
plantef Dy President Hayes which
was u magnificent tree shading tho
oaatorly portion OF the White House,
An nolpont tornado uprooled H.
and II left such a void that II was
determined TO replace the tree by as
large an elm 40 could be conveniently
tfahBbiahted. This was done with
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

those that the president during day
naval
Whon the president
receive his first Visitor MKennO the tho
head Of the waiting list Then the presidents reminder
into the preBldentB office,
completed Meienna with watch
allotted expires Mconna gently opens
tho door leading from tho corridor to the presidents Office This the
nal to tho chief executive that ha visitors time and that
caior the lat IN waiting to him
procedure punua manner until all the
appointments taken Of
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

IHVI IHUI HV HUB HVIU IHIB TVHVUHFIUIV
position for an even dozen years is
proof enough that he is ION to his
Job"
Tho president has no need of a
watch when MeKennN Ia on duty,
He knows by experience that hls Of
fetal reminder will see TO It that no
caller will be permitted to overstay
his appointment,
Bright and carly every morning
Chief Clork BrOhany takes out his
callers book and makes up list
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
President Wilson May Have to Plant New Elm

THE mprossng Itself that Mr. Wilson try h
hand a planting tho White House
represented the presidential dendogy there The planted
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
Beautiful Statue MutIated in the Civil War

TALES the
recalling number Washngonans the
this found which lived through
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
Alarm Clock Of the Nations Chief Executive

THERE
Patrick MoRnnN-riond the middle initial
Eeeny lie the official reminder tho president and the
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
Forty Kinds Of Snakes in District Of Columbia

VIZ ASNGTONA propaganda snakes be
Of the reform the There certain signs the
times today that another generation may be
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
LAUNDERING THAT
WINS,

THAT 10 THE HARRISON eoRf
We have built up from almost no
business TO the largest Laundry here
abouts, and one OF the most up.to.
date In thlp country
Brains, lbo know how and keep
at.iycnoBs are responsible for those
results which good dressefs prefer,
You don't know just how good your
lInen .cIb 'bo made 10 appear untli
yeuse sent ua bundle
Harrison Steam Laundry
Phone No,
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

Mguol Dla3 Lombardo, minister 0l
foreign altaira IN General Villas eabh
net Ia IN this country comforting with
officials OF the villa agency with a
view Of framing peace proposal
which VIII have the sanction Of the
American government Il lu the plan
OF the VillA leaders to doyIso some
way by which suspension Of h0stIli
ties may be arranged and a general
conference Of the leaders Of the 0ppos.
Ink factions called at ShIch thb pro.
popal viii be- submitted TO cOrruuga IN
the event that Cerfanaa refuses TO treW
with villa an effort viii be- made to
induce President Wilson to restore the
embargo on arms TO Cafrabia
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

sixty. He walks with agility and often
reads without the aid Of glasses,
At a recent reception he was one OF
the liveliest Of the party and stayed 1t
out until the early morning
A Green Mountain Boy.
Mr., Lyon was born at Brandon, VT,
in the shadow Of the Green mountains,
on August 20, 1878. After going
through high school he became a clerk
ip the village store, A couple Of years
later he came to New York, reaching
here without cent But | have
never been without cent since he
said. He got employment with John
r. Pitkin, a realty dealer.
In 1S4j the legislature was consid'
erng the enactment Of laws governing
manufacturing in New York, Mr. Pit
kin called a meeting Of real estate men
and manufacturers to determine how
to work with the legislature to the
end that the proposed laws might aid
IN the development Of the metropolis,
Mr.. Pitkln not only insisted upon
Lyon attending the meeting, but made
him chairman
Lyon was then only twenty'seyen,
Furthermore, the meeting Intrusted
him with the ask Of keeping In touch
WITH the new legislation, and It Is said
that his influence in It's final shaping
was very great
In Business for Himself
Mr. Lyon went into business for him,
self in 1851, william b, Astor. j, j.,
Astor, John d, Wendell, Henry Bre'
WORT and men Of that class highly
valued his judgment in real estate
matters,
Mr.. Lyon constructed the st. Angus.
tine and Halifax River railroad be.
tween st, Augustine and Jacksonville,
Fla, and was Its president and con
trolling stockholder for many years,
When the American Bible society In
1851 decided to build, Mr. Lyon was
made a member Of the building com
mIttco and he selected a site, and he
has been q director Of the society ever
| since,
He has been active for many years
in the Society for Improving the Con-
ditIon Of the Poor and for many years
was It's manager. In 1854 he became
director Of the Northwestern dis
ponsGry ut Ninth avenue and Thirty
sixth street and has served In that
capacity over since and for many
years was itB president He was q
member Of the New York city union
defense committee TO dlBburse S3,jOO'
900 to families Of Union soldiers, For
many years he was an officer Of the
/ FOrty'BoGOnd street Presbyterian
church Later he was an underwater
In stocks In which business he CON
tlnucd until his ninotysocond year
Although MIR Lyons wife Ia an ar
dent eulfrOgIst, he has not OB yet been
converted to the cause He believes,
with the antlB that "a womans place
Is In the home" Nevertheless he ad
mItted while his wife looked on with
twinMng eyes that he has not yet
decided how 10 vote on the suffrage
amendment but that ho might vote
for IT, after ALL"
No Hard and Fast Rules,
Mr.. Lyon has no hard and fast rules
for longevity
~ have Just lived The normal he
that would suggest Itself to any right
minded man." he said 81 eat three
meals a day. don't smokei ! drink
n little wine occasionally on my doc.
tors ordomi ! don't chow tobacco and
never did. but ! used to smoke mod.
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07
No Hard and Fast Rules,

Mr. Lyon has no hard and fast rules
for longevity
II have Just lived the normal He
that would suggest Itself to any right
minded man." he said 81 cat three
meals a day. don't gmoko ! drink
n little wine occasionally on my doe
tors ordoru, don't chow tobacco and
never did but used TO smoke mod,
erOtoly up t3 the panic Of 1907 cat
always plain tood, have drunk tea and
coffee, aud like oatmeal Tor breakfast
! was always fond Of coffee. ana am
now, and though ! have never boou
troubled Win indigestion the doctor
thought II was not good Tor me and
how am under orders TO dHqk II but
once week
n walk al least half a mile every
day aud feel better for IT, am very
fond Of the open air and country lIIe,
IN you may assume from the fact
that have three country homeB=ono
at Nassau, N " one. Peterborough
house at Harrow, England and one
In my birthplace, brandon, w. where
intend to spend the summer W
there mean to get down to work on
my national anthem
"0h my last trip abroad was elect
ed member OF the Authors club IN
london. While on that trip lasting
The Harrison times., 1915-08-07

sixty He walks with agility and often
reads without the aid of glasses
At a recent reception he was one OF
the livelest Of the party and stayed 1t
out until the early morning,
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-26
nescrintion of land.

Town Ran Amount Taxes
gee s. an
$50. l.63
All block ADDITION TO
Townsh Range z4'
nd o
shIp 81, x
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-26
An seo.,ons 25 and 30, Township 81,
- 49,. m. IN sncfInna 30 and 3I,, ~

Reg. on Polk ave on line of origl-
nal survey of town of Arcadia on
side of Polk ave, and run n
along Polk ave to run OF Jordan
branch then neerly up run OF
branch, to range line, Their. $ on
range line to bd'ry OF Original
survey of Arcadia, then Se'erly
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-08-26
Description of land.

Description of land. Seetlo
Lot 81 and lot 2S. less II TT off
s csrtain lot being 5ox5o it. facing :
Retta Esplanade and 80 II. w OF
Nesbit ST. and between blk and
Charlotte Harbor Bay .'''',,,;..,.'
A 4.nt E less is #. of NV side and
lot f sub of lots and BLOCK
Lots II and l, sub Of lots ana o.
block ,.:'e';,ii:oc.i, and
run with line of lot sw' erly
so IT. to Colt ST., then with Colt
st. nw'erly 80 it., then erIy 80
r.. then se'rly 80 to beg, BLOCK
Beg on Retta Esplanade at ne cor
Of lot G, blk 6, and run Sc cry
along Retta Esplanade AZ IT, then
e'erly at right angles lou IT., theh
then nelly at TT. angles az it3
then westerly at TT. angles ~
Fl to beg. :. =. =. BLOCK
e 2.a of lots and ........ B Bloek ! !
E s 40 IT lot D. and 50 # lot H,
sub lots 2, 3, 4, 8, and Z, BLOCK
35x90 TT. in ne cor of lot Biock
Lots and 2, and e1s OF lot Block
Eh of lot ........''''''' I 1iol :
N w Of Of lot 81 and lot So Block /
Beg. 1873 IT. se'erly from NV cor
blk 20, and run se'erly with NC
Gregor st. 65 # to 80 It. ST.
ne'eTIy with ST., IS TT. to an alley
then with alley 65 it., thence e21t.
to beg. .ss.'. 80 -
Reg al stake on n side of Ira
bue ave. and run n on line OF
sec. Z. IS TT. to an alley, 2Oh
IT., se'erly 20 feet, S to Trabue
ave, then SIN TT. to beg. Block2
Beg. on side of Marion ave loo It.
sw'erly from Gill ST., and run
sw'erly 100 IT., then at right an
giles 80 TT. to an alley, then
ne'erly with alley 100 IT. thence
80 IT. to beg, less 50x90 TT. in NV
cor - ..... Block
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

This i to notify all owners Of property,
real and personal, that ! will be at the
places below named al the time set oppe-
site each for the purpose of assessing and
taking rcnditions for the year 1915 and all
owners are urged TO arrange TO make their
rcnditions at that time.
AT Harrington State Bank, January is
to 81, inclusive.
At La Feria. State Bank, February 16
to % inclusive.
At State Bank, Lyford, March 2 TO 10,
inclusive.
AT Raymondville, State Bank, March IL
to %, inclusive.
At San Benito, February , to Is, inclu-
sive. GEORGE CHAMPION,
Assessor, Cameron County, Texas.
lila If.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL
ENROLMENT Is
LARGEST EVER

Announcement was made TODAY I'M the
superintendent VT the Brownsville public
schools that the beginning NJ the SECOND
half ~ the Session NJ lgl4-l5 show NV
.lar-,~' enrolment 1T pupils in the history
Of the Brownsville public schools. The cn-
rollment for the year was i.i06. an m-
crease M ~ over the total enrolment WI
hast year. The actual attendance Tor the
year : 9lc, an increase WI ahont tha same
.igure.
Tue scholastic population w thr city WI
brownsville. a. given BIZ the ccn-u- of
.lGI4. N RIB. which wac me largest wv thr
history oi the city BY more than q thou
sand. having resulted largely from thc m-
,hIX caused BY the Mexican revolution IL
ill3 Approximately l.5uN children ivy
Brownsville attend private and ~cciariar
.-rhunl~.
The Brownsville schools have been
awarded our additional units oi credit Pan
the University w Tcxa-. making thc total
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
DISTRICT COURT
BILL PROGRESS
Lower House Saturday Afternoon Passed
Measure Providing for Division of 18th
Judicial District and Creation of the
18th District.

Indications are that the bill for the IL
vision of the twenty-ciehth judicial dis
trict and the creation of the -cvcnty-eirhth
judicial district. To include Cameron. lii
dalgo. Willacy. kIebcrg and Starr counties.
will - 10 the state senate for final passage
at M distant date. The housr bill. q Pat
Dunn measure, passed late Saturday after
noon. and the bill j hcing urged through
the senate ~ enato Archie Parr.
The present twenty eighth judicial dis
trict includes the above named counties
and Nuece~, Jim Wells. Duvai, Brooks and
Jim llogg counties. When the district T.
divided the old district will include the lat
ter lI~t NJ counties Crowded docket IN
practically every county in the old twenty
eighth district resulted III the concerted
movement among attorneys IF the district
for it, division.
Judge W. y. Hopkins Of the twertv-
eighth district will continue ~ nudge ~
that district. The appointment Of a dis
trict attorney for the twcnty-cighth viii
be necessary n the present district gttor-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
"CLUTCHING HAND" NOW
HAS A BEARDED MASK
Episode Five Tells Thrilling Story Of How
Elaine Escapes Death in The Poisoned
Room"

The fifth episode of THE Exploits Of
Elaine" will be shown nj the Dittmann
lhcatcr tonight.
This time the "Clutching Hand" appears
with 1 bearded mask, and this time
Michael. the butler IN the Dodge home. a.
lows nj curiosity TO master him and he
later meets hi- death through the lnstru-
mentality OF his criminal master. because
H. p"ckcd through the keyhole II Elaine'>
room :" see what was happening. and was
about tU dIylH.c the secret of the Clutch
irs Hand 10 Kennedy in revenge for the
black rye which H. received a. nj. first
punishment.
What Michael saw when hc presumed ~
take u lock in" 40 the master criminals
movements, was 4 bent old man. appar-
emily spraying the wall, with n mysterious
fluid. The next morning when Elaine
Weakened, both she and her dog. which had
slept IN the room, were stricken with Il
strange illness. a note received by Elaine
from the "Clutching Hand" puts Craig
Kennedy on the criminals tfs.kS with
more enthusiasm than ever. and n the cur
tain j. drawn On episode ) We are thor
oughly acquainted with the manner in
which the arsenic poisoning was made -
effective. We have also become acquainted
with the ne of the pcriScope, and also
shooting of the poisoned needle. and can
not help wondering how many more scicn-
tltic inventions can be made effective in the
course oi this interesting serial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
American Express Change

New York. Feb. .@s-lt was officially
press company that ID. ;. Elliot. presi-
dent Of the Great Northern Express rom
pany had accepted the appointment rs
vice president in charge of trac Of tn
American Express Company. effective
March |. T.. T.. Bush. formerly assistant
traffic manager has been made tranic
manager.
Mr.. Elliot'S appointment i one of The
most important changes made in the man
agemeni of the American Express com
pany since George 4. TAYLOR was elected
president in june of last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
EXECUTIVE ClEMENCY
TO BE SYSTEMATIC

Austin. TrNa~. Fch. - - Executive elem
ency j. 60 be- dealt ont IN 4 systematic man
ncr NV deserving cOnvirt~, according ~ an
nounrcmcnt hy Governor Ferguson.
through thc board WI pardon. The cover
nor. ID i- sad. intends to grant conditional
communication WIZ -rntence iur Observance "a
prison rules and efficient service ~ m, eS-
tent ihut prisoner hereafter VINO show
good record shall nave double timo m al-
lowed. Violation WI " prison rule. how
ever. would cau~c forfeiture ~ all rights
under previous good behavior.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
WELL KNOWN COUPLE
MARRIED SUNDAY

Mis- llortcn>e Tiierina. daughter Of Mr..
and Mr.. Tomas Tiicrina. old and well
known residents Of Brownsville. was mar
ried 10 the Church 1T the immaculate Con
ception last evening 10 Daniel NillarreaI.
The wedding was IN the presence of a large
number OF friends Of both the contracting
parties. The groom for 4 number Of wears
haS been connected with the Brownsville
Hardware company. Mr.. and Mrs. Nillar-
real will make their home in this.eitv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

number u units seventeen. Three ~ these
are Tor Latin. and one extra for spanish.
making the total for Spanish three. Only
fourteen units are required for aihliation
with the state university. IN the end ~
the year an additional unit will h. obtained.
w half point nv civir~ and " halt point ga
solid geometry. Eighteen H. the total Of
units that may w. obtained. the surplus
over fourteen making h much lr-- difficult
for students to pass thc necessary exam
nations for entrance into state university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
[WZEZW
ESa1HEAzREs~y
MATINEls nATTv
MATINEE DAILY.

The Exploits Of Elaine. fifth episode
THE POISONED ROOM - Clutching
Hand matches a crafty scheme: more
scientific inventions made effective in
thu interesting serial.
FATHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. com
edy with Constance Talmadge and Billy
Quirk.
HIS BROTHER BILL-A great military
spectacle.
GEORGE ABE FABLE OF ONE SAMARI-
TAN WHO GOT PARALYSIS OF THE
HELPING HAND.
Tomorrow Maurice Costello in .The
Blood Ruby and Pathe News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
Rent ears again at SIS alotf.
Rest Room Interest Growing Secret;

Louis Cobolini OF the Chamncr of Com
mercc reports that four ladies. visitor 10
the city from outlying districts. Saturday
took advantage ~ the rest room provided
by the Self Culture club ~ the Chamber
Of Commerce. a. the rest room J. hccom-
ire more widely known u J. growing IN
popularity. and the Self Culture club mem
ber~ ere growing more and more pleased
with their experiment. The visitor tx
pressed themselves a. greatly pleased with
the accommodations furnished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
SIS will take care of your rent calls
BASEBALL TEAM FORMED
BY SAN BENITO SCHOOL

San Bcuito. Texas, Feb. 22-Oryaniza-
tion of the local high school baseball team
for the coming season has been effected.
with Amos Carmichael n captain and f.. L.
Flynn. 81 the faculty. a manager. An FL
fort j. being made by tho arrangement TO
effect the organization Of 4 Valley inter
scholastic baseball league, the winning
team IN which j. promised q silver trophy
cup.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22
MRS. ZIMMERMAN
IS AGAIN HEAD
DISTRICT W.C.T.U.

The third annual convention Of the
Womcn'~ Christian Temperance Union Of
the South Fifteenth district was held al
the Methodist Episcopal church nj %lIarlin-
gen on Saturday. The meeting was the
most successful the district union has vet
oui the meeting. there having been many
visitors present besides the twentv-nine
delegates from various points in the dist
trict. The officers elected for the n uing
year are:
Mr.. j. y. zimmerman Of San Benito.
president.
Mr.. J. q. Bergman Of Kingsvillc. vice
president.
Mis- Beatrice Snavely u Harrington. cor
re- ponding secretary.
Mr.. w. III. McCrackcn of KingsvilIe, r.
cording secretary.
Mr.. II. Mcneil Turner 1T Corpus Christi.
treasurer.
Mr.. Mamie Webb Curtis, president 81
the Texas Womcn's Christian Temperance
Union. wn~ in attendance during the meet
ing and dciievered several addresses which
were Of great interest to the audience.
The following program was carried out :
Morning Session.
Devotional-Mr~. BarriciOw. Harrington.
LYNN.
Welcome addre~~e~-
Chnrchc~-Rcv. Edgar n. Cannon
". q. r. Mrs. Walter Stewart.
Rc~pon~e-Mr-. A.. Abcrcrombie. san
Benito.
Frances Willard-Mr~. !. .. Bergman.
King~villc.
Willard Memorial Fund-Mrs. Hook.
kmg~villc.
Compulsory Temperance Instruction
Mr.. y. n. Jrwctt. Roh-town.
Value OF Medal Conte~ts-Mrs. Mary
Osborne. Mr.Allcn.
Noontide Praycr-Mrs. +. +. shepherd.
Donna.
Afternoon Session.
Drvotional-Mrs. ID. McNcil Turner.
Corpus Christi.
Song.
Solo-Mi~> Lizzic Sutherland. Harrington.
Give Righteou~nc~~-Mr~ John Snuvcly.
Harrington.
Status Of Statewide Prohibition Since
November Nictorics-Mr~. !. A. Card. Mis-
sion.
Reading. 1.-THE College oil Can"-Mr..
May. Harrington.
Song-"Ble-t r. tie. Tie That Binds"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-22

the New Jersey defective who came here
a week ago for a. II. Conquest. expected
to leave Tor Perth Amboy. y. -. this after
noon. after spending a week here. Cam
eron county officers have preferred charges
against Conquest and will not turn him
over 10 the New Jersey officer.