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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

A MONG the educational institutions
"A maintained by New Mexico, tho
4 state military institute at Ros.
well stands unique in several respects.
II is one Of the few military schools
o. the United States which b. main.
tanned By "a state government; b. has
achieved distinction nationally In COM
petition with schools of twice is age
und more. and il has become known as
one Of the few military schools az the
country whore the military feature Is
not only ugidly and successfully main
tanned, huf whore the academic work is
in no way shghted for that reason.
The New Mcxieo Military institute
the only oue of the state-maintainod
odueasionai institutions located in tho
eastern part ot che SKATE. IL g. SOME
what removed by lncation from the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

other state schools and occupies q place
of its own IN Roswell the metropolis Of
the eastern half of New Mexico.
The school is strictly military. u az
fords IN addition Co she regular classical
and scientific trimming % thorough course
In military training nil students being
required 20 1--we in garrison ond to per-
form rcguiar military duties throughout
the school season, living in garrison the
while. This military training, however,
is not permitted 60 Interfere or detruot
10 any way from the regular academic
work.
Splendidly Equipped.
The New Mexico Military institute Is
ranked ah O. junior college. The course
of study begins with the high school
course and cont nucs through The sopho.
moro ycar OF college work. The school
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13


academic work are becoming more ,alu
able 10 corporations aud 20 business Of
all kinds for many reasons. business
men have found advantage In the dis
ciplino given IN IA school Of this kind. in
orders promptly obeyed aud thorough
understanding that directions are givcn
to be obeycd by the man higher 10.
The Roswell school IL nov giving spe
cial attention 10 instruction in spanish
In order 90 fit graduates for service ia
or out of military fields IN south aud
Central America WHERE trade expansion
Is leading many Of the young men Of the
nation.
The city Of Roswell and all It's citi.
zens are tremendously proud Of the New
Mexico Military institute aud regard u
az one Of the greatest assets Of the city
aud Of the Pecos valley. The wide ad
vertising the school hns received
through is honors won, and the class Of
Young men IL is turning out have re-.
Elected the greatest credit on the city
Of It's location and upon the manage.
mcnt Of the school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

tary institute Is ideully located. The
Buildings. massive and handsome. urr
set ON a low mesa overlooking the city
Of Roswell. The campus has been
parked by q talented landscape archi.
test aud Is SET - grass and dotted with
shade trees ana flower gardens. The
" hole campus group makes one OF the
most imposing scts If school buildings
in the west. Len hall the latest large
building constructed, Is regarded us O
model in modern, scientific school ron
.struction.
The climate Is such us 10 enable the
cedet battalion % exercise in the Opcn
the year through. This mntter Of eli.
mate Is very important aud has had
much 10 DO with the rapid advancement
of the New Mexico school, for IL enables
the institute by It's own extra time nj.
lOwancc in the open to surpass all like
Institutions ia military field Thinning:
the southern and eastern schools being
forced 20 indoor work almost entirely
during much Of the school term. At III,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

ncation Into the following groups are
suggested oy The committee: County.
Distric. and High schools, City grade
High schools: State Normal. etc .
United states Government schools.
Mission ana Purochial schools.
Enrolment.
As "a matter OF convenience and 20
facilitate the enrolment Of teachers.
70 b. greatly desircd that az many
teachers az possible enroll before CONF
Ing 10 Albuquerque.
Railroad Rates.
For tho FIRST time b. the history of
% association the railroads have
made the low rate 90 ono fare for the
round trip Tickets go ON sale No-
vombcr lN to % and the return limit
good until December lat We hope
20 sec sou there.
Very truly yours.
J. n. WAGNER.
Secretary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

n the fixing of maximum prices for
distribution service by private com
Germs. Tho new measures are being
put into operation at Moscow, petro-
grad ana other places where hey are
found necessary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

G. team. both picked FOR positions on
All-New Mexico teams for the past
three years, VIII coach tho girls
team. a game has already been
scheduled with the Las Vegas Normal
and several other challenges Tor
games have already been received
Miss Bessie McNama has accepted
q position as b%ookecpcr with %. 4.
Matsun & Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

A School Which Trains Boys for Business, for the State and for
the Nation, Institution at Rosewll Has Won Distinction
at Hands of National Government and Has Pioneered the
Way Among the States in the Matter of Preparedness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
SECRETARY WAGNER
TELLS TEACHERS
ATTRACTIONS
General Sessions Program for
Coming Convention Most
Important Ever Arranged,
He Says.
Fellow Teachers:'

Fellow T~eachers:'
our thirtieth annual meeting OF
the New Mexico Educational associa-
ton viii be held In Albuquerque. Mo-
vember 20-2i The educational our
ell Will meet Saturday. November 90.
and sunday. the 2tst. will Zoe Eduto-
tiGnal day ana viii be observed IN the
churches OF Albuquerque with aspro-
PIRATE services In the morning ana IN
The afternoon a vesper service will be
held in the auditorium or the high
school building. Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, tho general sessions OF
he association will ae held iu the NJ
toruoon aud thc evenings. and 10 the
murniles tho sectional meeting. WIFI
furnish programs interesting and
profitable 90 the several CLASSES of
teachers.
The Program.
Tho Official program 81 tho a7spC.a-
ton ig 10 the hands 0f the printer and
will be ready for distribution 90 an
the teachers OF the state not later
than the 18TH OF .his month. when
SOU receive this program. examine 10
carefully and then bring it with you
90 Albuquerque You viii observe
that the highest talent has been On
gagged for this meeting. pr. ". y.
O'Shca. head ot the school az cduoa-
ton o. the University of Wisconsin
and one OF tho foremost educators lH
the land. viii deliver four addresses
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-30
Special and Unusual Values in Hat Shapes

rmn,d mnprat such remarkable low p hay
 m mrIyu uCpl
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-30

Do BeV0iso Br8ssieresl made or besl quality Nainsook. with yoke of eye 'st embroidery in new designs, size 3I tc 42. SlJO values for 75c.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-30
Middy Blouses
Many Styles Unusual Values ST, $1.25, $I.5O

There are few garments bet. ter adapted for summer wear and warm weather comfort than these smart little "Middies '- made of white twilled Jeans and Galatea cloth, and there's more than a dozen different styles 10 moose from.
 Middy Blouses that possess style, as we'll as quality Of fa- bric5 and making models that are really becoming and lend an attroctiyenesa to the wearer; made with sailor collars in con- trastng colored materials. with short sleeves and cuff bottomi others trimmed with Colored wash braid. buttons and piping, very exceptional values at Sl.00 s1.25 and St5O
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27

Gsra y. guiTel an Marp M
9uarb, $500.
Garf u. Jabnigan an Gbarles u
Is. Molier. 5000.
M. 5. gcnncu on Sas. W. Smiib,
Se2.
ssfaat 8. 8ars an Seeuritp Saps
ines .. II. 2. 3. Co., $500.
glands Oerinobp an Grpoiition 3.
|u. g. Co.. $500.
Do. on Gdmuel .. COOPER, $500.
q. +. &u5nieSei an Soutbern Obio
6. II. 3. Co., $500.
Ridarb 3eisnsr an 5unbamsntal
g. II. 9. Co.. $500.
Clement 3. Balance an Gin. Dorfe
insmens Club 3. II. 9. Co.. $4,000.
sSobn 3. Sh.Se an RspubIic 8. II.
q. Co.. $4,000.
emma 6offman an SOme Saoings
ganf. $1,000.
Mina asmpsr an 9ant Strest y.
u. Co., $1,000.
almelia GeiB an Dailsp 9. u. 9.
&c., $50.
Gna 20. Smith an Carthage g. Ii.
8. Co.. $500.
Ssorse W. 5riess an 1bersia RO.ts
teIe. $500.
Bernard puts an Wt. SsaIibp g.
u. g. Co.. $1,000.
1bomas s.. Subor an 2ibsral 6.
II. 3. 60. $500.
gBm. 6. gsalI an b., $4,000.
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nnseisentbums. Sppstbefen
ueinsettasen.

| 9leu 9tlt y Z II.
.Ssnnis 3. qorter oil Gin Sal
9ant. $4,000.
WifIiam Reub an glep 5ounbatiOr
g. II. 3. Co.. $1,000. M
WiIIiam q. Maiters an Sobn Wa,
tiers, $3.50.
SOiepb s. putbof an syorii6rit,
gau @srein. $500.
Aba youns an Samuel .. Cooper
$500.
Die Serbert 6. padoub Go. ar
JinbIaD Martet 0o. 2 8. II. 9. Co..
$4,000.
Bertha 0illebranb oil Rortpoob g
II. g. Co.. $4,000.
paulina 9. Rcsers an Soutbern
SbiO 6. II. 2. Co.. $1,000.
Wlorb z. Sitentamp on DO, $500.
aettis Jleaber an bo., $500.
@eorge 8. ped an Court Street
Martet 3. u. 9. Co., $500.
Dapib Z. Glfpsll on fyinanee 8. II.
g. Co.. $230O.
Ssnab SteibIe an @sit Strs.t Ro.
q s. II. o. Co.. $1,000.
sSIaae 8. 8arg an Clinton g. u. 2.
Co.. $500.
gllitapus y. ausnic3ti an 5sipiit
9lpe. 8. II. 9. a.. $4,000.
@eorge Siumpf an Diana Q. aellp.
$225.
NiIiam Sebbeler an gleip Wlngnos
lia 9. u. 8. Co., $1,000.
I Yboebe GlIen an Soutbsrn DITTO
9. II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
Jlorella GbelIep an Scutbern O6io
Sabings 9ani Co., S4500.
WihasI gbriitopf.l an Wefiern
Oils 9. 9. II. g. Co., $1,000.
Clement .. 2dfante an gosmopos
litan q. II. G. Co., $2400.
Wina aerper an 9ant Strsst g.
u. Co.. $1,000.
Sobn U. Tpoldn an Gsnate 8. u.
3. u. Co.. $1,000.
Grant .. Weper an prpcibent
Sapinas 9. II. 3. Co.. $500.
SCbn @iit on Wli. 9saItbp g. II.
6. &c.. $500.
1bolnas Gain u. 9lnb. an 5pbs
pdf .. u. 8. 60. $500.
9etilste Sbpotbettm
OliDer 2. aaiftr an Milforb 3. u.
6. Co.. $500.
qIbab @. SuIlsr an bo., $500.
Jobn 70. Wren an boz $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27
23. aupitel,

Cora bate iih in i1rem @attei
nidt seirrt. aber bic pl6blihteit b..
sinaetyetsnen 4atditropbe batts Il
iiberrafd5t unb ale ibrs pline iibe,
BEN 6alfen geiuorfen.
Shneller als ss in elmer @rrbItob
alaublid, i6ien. lparsu Serrn Dol
Soalben bic bunfIsn @eriibte iiber bal
2eben ieiner Satin i'm @ebirse 81
Obren oetommen. 9lnfanes bate el
lpsnig @ertb barauf geleat; ipie a6el
Der Name beg Si1ters Geanber Cal
INNER ,pieber in benz 9erebe init so
ra Derbunben auftaudie, purbe el
linrubin.
Do mid eines Sa9ss alles Blu
aus feinem @eiihte, als Inn in einen
gdfebauIc Der .Mlpine gnSeiger" mi
0aIluE 6antas ansiialibem 9eridt,
in bic $odnbe fieI. 6ier lpurbtn Id'
men eenanni, unb fpos ME goti5 an,
beutete, sino iiber bos GrIaubte bin
-aus. Siebernb Dor @llfreauna bur6
iuhte er aun bic iibrigen 9lditer
limb rit,tia - fat iibsral sriniie ibm
has aleife 6jefpenit entesaen. bas ben
SfiIb Tsiner@bre beflsten ipollte. Seil
Der beriibmte Difter ii,b 10 meni6en.
feinblidl in bic GinIamtrtt auriidas3or
asn, mar ben 3eitilnaen bic tleinii.
Hptis iiber 1ein Qeben tpillfommen
unb bic urfpriinslide Guslle in ben
perihiebenften Jprmen BON ibnen auss
oeid16pft lpofben.
Waltber BON Sdl6ens Gntfdlub
ftanb felt. Der Sa6e mubte fofprt
Elm eeapaltIdnes gubs cemaft fper.
cen. Ridt Der, ber feline Sire rdd)tt,
nur Der bstrpgene Ssislins !parb Don
Der D.It perlaht. lin bic Sdanbc
bur6 cine raIte 5bat ill I0iden. mar
es nod nid,t gu fpdt.
sSm .Sirfbsn" 81 Wilbmiibfnu
fanb er bic @Gits, Dor Ssnen er feline
innere llnrube unter dubsrer Qie6enss :
rpiirbiateit oerbara. Ishy mittbeiliam
unb bdlo inh er aIles beiiGtigt, NOS
er fiirbtets iinb bod, piTen ipoll.t.
Der 3ufaa hattie ibm gum Sif1nah;
barn BEN intriuanien Sseten 9eeeb:n.
Der es an feinen unb bosbdften Gn.
ipieluneen nitt feblsn lieb. Bon i6m
bate er srfabren. BAT bic llnholbbes
iieiaer, ipenn re nidt heimtebrtsn,
nur in Der oersoe Seinripbiiiie iibsr.
nahien iounien, unb oisfer llmitunb
nar fir feinen ndhtlihsH4ufbru4 be-
itimmenb eeipelen.
Rahbem her 9ifisr bas Inter
funftsbaus OerlaiIen, 3isbrte 5srr pom
6alben in ben oberen S!rd suriid unb
'dlpb bic 5biir Der 9ameniabine tuiss
Der auf.
Cora itanb on benz niebrieen Jtns
tier unb itien alei6miiihia in bas 5bs
Jelfennetpirr sinaussub.iden. Sebt
tpdnbte fie iid lonsiam nm unb ibre
Guaen ridtst.n iidl furdtlos, bod nit
itummer 5rage auf ben ginsetrei.nsn.
(sfortiebuna folaf.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27
oraxseisentJxmsiber ibertrasnnsen
Gineinnati, 25. Oil

V " " " " " ~. 1~tt.
Charlotte 9rott II. glnb. an Doru
Sodbolt. 10 Bel 100 CUB an Der Dit
ieiie Don 9rott gpenue, 100 5uB
fiibIid pOn 9lenpap apsnue, 81.
Dora 9odboIt u. g(nb. on Sofspb
8. putbof, Cots 85 unb 5b.iI Don
aots "a unb Sc in Drott's llnterab.
tbeiluns on GlentpaD abenue, (Stsu.r
$4); 81.
9lloDiius $. @oltins an 9lbrabam
unb aoti. JeIb, 80 bei 110 SUB an
Der Qorbieite bon proIpeei pIaee, 116
Sub 0Itli9 Der anOtt St1abe. (Sisuer
So; 81.
30. $. Settle an 9Orotbsa $.
Sctniion, Go Bel 100 SUB an Der
Norbieite BON WaIben @penus, 141
Jub oitlid tsr Matbi3 StrdBe in
Mabifonrills, (Steuer 81; 81.
WilIiam g. 8ronbf an 4lbert 80.
6abparb, 25 BEL 30 SUB an Der W.iis
Ieiie Der Gamblers Strabe, 200 Gub
fiibIi9 Der Daniel Strabe (Stsatf
50c,; 81.
2aura 9. sbompIon II. 2fnb. an
Marsoret 6. Dercu. Cot 2 in parmes
fee ploee llntsrdbtbsilung In glors
ipoob. CSteusr $1.50); 81.
Die grbnian Shoe So. an bic @ob
@rpeerD Co., 5 Sabre paht Dom /.
SoniIar 1915, ouf labenraum be-
tannt als 1910 Wlain Qpenue in Hrrs
ipocb, monatli6e Mietbe S75.
Dilliam 8. Ncr an RE Wpb 0ros
cern 60. 3 Sabre gla9t bonn /. Suli
1918. auf 2abenraIm- bttdnnt als
Ro. 2450 unb 2452 Gilbert 4oenas,
mondtli6e Mistbe $40.
9uire q. !0oiter, per Sberiff an
2ena ejoIbimitb, 76 bel 80 SuB an
Der Siibfeite Der 9eit Strnbe iimb BE-,
fnnnt als 90. 1879 @eit GiraBs,
(Steuer $1.5O; $500.
Sarriet G. Ribiiel an sfrant 9ius
bifea, qot II in 9bornton's llnterabs
.bsilung in 6arriIon 81.
20. 9. Srffmon an Granf Rubi.
fea, 50 BEL 207 sYub an Der NOrtb
Benb Hoab in Sarrifom 5000.
Die Sitle y. II. 8. Co., 1rufes,
an CHARLES 20. Daulton, Got 224 In
Wofbinstcu Seisbts lln.nabtbeilung,
$105.
8lan2s q. DermObb an aatberins
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Gsner. 1928 BEL 1911 7ub an bel
Tprbieite BON gurbetts 9lpsnue, 7s
Dne ipeitIidI BON @cobburn gtpenue
(Steuer $3.50. 81.
|, Gbna Sod5 gafer an pbpebe 9tllen
Got glo. 80 bon Soi. Morten's gahlaf
llnterdbtbeiliIng in Mdbifcnpills
(Steuer $1); 81.
Grben bon nenrb Shniebes, pei
Sheriff, on .Mlidael GbriTiopfel
gieentbum Ho. 2915 German Roab
price 6ia. (Steuer S2); $3.50.
stobn 6. Nabaett an MilIiam R
Winf, Cots No. 90 unb q BON bsl
.Gottaae 6il llnterabtbeililng, 81.
Wellie 9rant an gitber S6iff, 2C
BEL 1873 Suk an Der WeitIeite be.
Gutter StroBe, 270 SUB jiibIid Der
Glart Strabe, (Steuer $2); 81.
gBiiiam 6. Sarmon on @eorse 8.
guntrlm. Got 412 in epbe part I'm.
terabtbeilung, (Gteusr 50c); $3.50.
Do. an bo.. Got Alb in berielbtn
llnterabtbeilune, (Steuer 50c): $14o.
DO. on Sames u. Taft. Got IL in
berielben llnterabtbeiluns, (Steuer
SD; $500.
DO. an DO, 5beil DON Gois SO unh
SO in oerielben llnterabtbeilung,
(Steuer so; $1740.
30. an Gli5abstb 3. 6aron, Cot
316 in berielben llnterabtbeiluns,
(Steuet 81; 1890.
2ouiie Wicnsr an suliils 6. 5rei,
p Sabre pddt bonn /. Mdi 1915,
duT Gieenthum befannt ols Ro. 237
tDeit Gpurt Strabe. m6natlide Mies
tbe. $50.
9eoree 8ronaaer an Diinnie @ros
nauer, 81 bel 1876 Sub dn Der @sita
fsite pon @rope 9tpenue in Horipoob,
ST..
sSobn 90. Murpbb an Odpib R.
0reen unb Cabin R. @reen, 23 bel
112 SUB an Der Wsitieite Don 9lobe
9lbenne in Roripoob, (SteiIer 50e); 81.
Sofepbine 6enses an JraBt 6.
@rotbe. % hei SO Sui an Der WeIt.
ieiie Der Gburd GtraBe. (Sieusr
$L50); 81.
emma q. Grim an Jrant Q. unb
sSciie Meper. % bel S5 SUB an Der
Weiifeiie Der GbidaIaip Strabe,
(Gteuer $3.50; 81.
Bernard 9ufs on 2ouis Wiuno,
As Bel 133 Sub an Der DeIiieite Der
eli,abeib Strdbe in Wlt. Sdsltbp.
(Sieuer SD; 81.
yDilIiam 6. S5armon on Wlarp u.
Wefh. 9pt 96 in Spbs part eaIt
llnierabtheilung, (Sitter $1); 1890.
osSobn s. Wartin an Bertha g.
areiiter, A. bel 127 Sub on Der
Dtitieite bon Ct. Sames apenue,
(St.uer $500; $500.
Bertha 9. areuttr an Sobn s.
Martin, 35 bei 140 Sub on Der
1orbfsiis BON Satlsb 2lpenue, 215
SUB 6filif BON gbpar6s Roab,
(Stsuer 81; $1,000.
Sarris 9. Slsiabt an g. !. Wunb.
Got 472 in llnterabtbsiIuns "" BON
Satlep garf. 81.
Grbsn BON Warp Tassl, per S6es
riff. an @illiam aufdts. 20 bei 80
Jub on Der Rrrbieits Der Renner
Strafe. 70 Sub Dftlid Der Sambrrg
Strabs, (Steusr S2); 1855.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27

~ Man erspabne In erisen bos Gnarnaier gousbratt.
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Nns q nthe &renA

SanSden ioG Sdldge befomlnen
sI6er es peiB iid 5il belfen. slls oei
peinlid)e glugenblid gefommen lit
leudtet Dem paterlid,en 3iidjtiger, an
Die cntiprehenOe Stelle placirt, oaa
,3eitcn Der llnperIesliffcit eit1
rotbeS arell3 aui peibem 5eloe eitt.
geaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-27
militarif4 ausssSrHdt

Wilitarif4 ausseSradt
! sWie melt bift Du nit Dsiner Mus
ssbststen, bdft Du bic iJsftuns snblid,
erobsrt2"
.Ja; absr ba iinb 5fpei Sorts, bic
nod be5rpunssn tutrbsR miiIsn. 4. I.
Der papa unb bic Wama!"
ereme be Wentbs l. pfefs
fermin5traut. 20 llnsen; MeliFs. Ii;
S3uIbei. q; sanser 3iinint. 8; Dsilcaens
ipnr5el, 9; Sngiper, D llH5s; so pros
5entigen QlfDboI, 8 Qnaris; ipeiber
3udsr, Al pfunb. 6 9use febsn Id;s
lnt beitiIIiren. retiifi5irsn, 70 pi,f
Wdftr 5uitben, - 2. AZ lln5e glfefs
fermins0I, "a ipints Gprup, S pinis
reitifisirtsr @piritus unb l pint III.
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gro.be 8etten.

Jdbritant (Deifen brei aeifenbe elm.
geriidt iinb): $50 srob bin i8 mir
nod gar ME porsetommen, brei Ret
fenbe bab' id, elmer 1T in 9slsien,
elmer in RabIanD. elmer in Irun.r
rsid!"
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g d msiderbaft.

nSaben sic araulein 4. i9on fin'
oen b0ren, ieit sic bon ibrer sroben
Gour auriidaetebrt iit2" = .Sa, i6on
in siniaen &Dn8erten." = limb fincen
sic. hab lie lid perOolltommnet BATE"
= rSie lit piel ansensbmer sspors
ben." = .Wiefo bas2" - .Sie iinst
nid,t mebr 70 piel Rummern tpis friis
ber."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-05
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL
OPENED HERE TODAY
Brownsville Men Start New Proposition for
Purpose Of Filling Demand for Wire
less and Other Operators.

Inc establishment y, lhr war drpurt
mcrt of a radio station al Fort Brown
anil The erection at The great naval radio
Ut Iiut Isabel. construction ~ which
N >uon 10 begin. have created such ma in
t,r,~t here III wireless nHd other icl.
graphN that two Brownsville telegraph
men. u. : LcftWich and T. VI. Chase. d,.
cidrd a. establish Y school irI wireless
aud other biography. The school was
opened today iu specially equipped
runur~ NV the Windsor hotel building uu
W a~>hIugtou street.
II II announced that The course ~
study viii embrace NOT unl, thr various
telegraph codes. Int wireless. commcr
clal ami railroad telegraph, will b.
taught. The school will also ~ fully
equipped Z" give the students au iutri-
cate knowledge Of the various mcchau.
that gu ~ make \ modern wire ~
radio telegraph rflirv
Both The mem in charge are practical
telegraph men. the, having been engaged
iH this profession for man, wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-05
ANALYSIS OF ClTY'S
WATET TO BE MADE
Secretary OF Chamber OF Commerce Will
Send Sample OF Rio Grande Aqua Pura
to Washington for Examination.

II there N an analyst, ~ Bruwu-Eill,
water m Brownsville M could nuf hr found
by Secretary Loui- tubuIuI W. to- Bruvu--
willie Chamber ul Commerce. Sccr..-rN Cl-
h"Iiri TODAY hu- uu ngud tur iuruiuy-
seeking information a- iu Brownsville Wa
ter. and hc decided O" 40 once send a. bot
tIr ut water fresh from tuc Brownsville
filtration plant w ihc national chemical
lahorat"uc- at Washington tor q chemical
analysis.
Brownsville waiter wy conceded w hr
among the best drink waiter IN the State nd
Texas. N cumy- from thr rio Graudy.
and before being served "a the water ruu-
-unrr- n enc- through = chemical p%rorc--
through uu elaborate -l-trm rt filtration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-05
CELEBRATION IN
MATAM0ROS

With something NJ the Oh time ruthu
>ia>m. which has not bocu - much in
cNidrnrr iu Mntamurn> >iu n the Mexican
republic has hrrI undergoing such tur
muil az the result al three wears inter
nal wars. The citizens of Mltamnrn> are
trlav celebrating tlr SSH anniversary MI
The PRONUNCIATION III The Reform Laws ~
Hcnito Iuarcz. The firing of I'VE shots
from u three inch ciuHrn greeted The
break VT day and ruu~vrI the echoes with
The uuWontcl force generated ~ 4 guu
uf such size. The hni>tine uf the MrNi-
can -ulur> over thr public bindings tnl
lowed and soon the Town was W the gala
attire which has ALWAYS chdra-tcriZnrl
IT, national celebrations.
The reunion uf civil and military au
thuritic> in front of The municipal palace
uu the Plaza H. IIidalgn his morning
was Ihr urra>iuu "a y numerous gather.
ing 81 rcoplc Who afterwards Witnessed
the review nd troops and parade through
The riiN. Later there Vas public ~nrlh
iug TN several prominent Mdtamurcu
>ru> 100 which the speakers dWclt upon
the elurir> rruphr>ird for Mexico a. the
result ~ the establishment ~ the con
>~titutinuali>l government. The militar,
band ~ the MItamoru> garrison PLAYED
ing The morning program Tho band
viii also give au nnru mir concert nn tht
plaza Ht hllf past four This afternoon
uud again tonight from eight uutil eleven
O'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-05
NO ARRESTS MADE IN
RIVER GUARD CASE

The men Vho are alleged ~ have fired
some Fifteen shots II Carlos E.~purza. "
| micd States river guard. about sixteen
mile west "a Brownsville yesterday. have
evidently made their escape. Despite w
thorough search hy both county and fed
cral officers they could not b. located. and
are believed 4" have made their way across
the Rio Grandc. The con-tilutiunali-t
authoritie- have been notified and probably
will assist NJ their apprehension should
they have fled to Mexico.
F-parza'~ horse wa~ killed from under
him ~ hc was NJ III, way To n place "
make an arrest.