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PERSONALS
People As They Come
and Go

MI. and Mrs. Finny Lee Lakin, OF
Terra Alta, were visitors in the city
for few hours en- route home from
Clarksburg.
Mrs. Pat Shields, of Clarksburg, has
boon tho guest of relatives in the city
for several days.
Miss ray Biocher of the Courtney
store, left Monday for Cleveland, Ohio,
to attend millinery openings for a
week.
Mrs. Chas. Finneti, Of Keyser, who
had been the guest of Mrs. q. P. KEEL
Icy, returned home yesterday. Mr..
Finnell, who accompanied her here,
returned home several days ago.
Ben Nathan, OF Parkersburg, was
business visitor in the city yester.
day.
Clarence n. Kinsey, Of Petersburg
was a recent visitor at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. George Knsey, In
Warrington district.
Rev. H. G. Stoetzer returned last
night from Morgantown, where ne
had spent the day. Mrs. Stoetzer is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. John
bEOWllI uuy
Mrs. William F. McCafferty. of Nor.
gantown, Is the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. g. H. Hess.
r.. G. Williams, OF Richmond. Va.
who Is the district agent for the Coca
Cola Chewing Gum Co., is visiting
Howard Pople of tho East Side.
Miss Camelle Huntington, of the
East Side. left Yesterday for q brief
visit with friends at Parkersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Price, OF Charles!
ton. will arrive tomorrow toyisit Miss
Grace stealey. of the East Side.
Ray Coffman, Of Columbia street,
left today o na brief visit to Manning.
ton.
Mrs. Bailey Nuzdm and daughter
miss Mildred, have returned from
Wheeling, where they had been the
guests OF relatives for several days.
Misses Margaret McSally and Kath.
erine ConsidIne, OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
are visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Anwyll on CASTOR avenue.
Miss Sara Devony is the guest oi
friends in Grafton.
Mrs. George Ice underwent IN oper.
alton ct Cook hospital this morning
DR.. Acheson Stewart, of Pittsburgh
performed the operation.
y. II. Fortney, OF Watson Rt. 8, who
has been In Ill health, has SO far re.
covered US to be able to pay Fairmont
q business visit today.
Felix Robey, of Pennington, was a
Fairmont visitor, today.
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PeraenaIs,

Mrs, eephas Hawkins, of state
street, who has been quite III, ia I'm.
proving,
Mis- Nela spedgFass, Of Market
street, isiill OF tonsiifis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Steele and
Iehildren, Of Haymepd street, returned
yesterday from o several daysrs Walt
lat Little Falls, ~
Mr. Russell tsmaiiwppd spent Sunday
with friends in Goifax, ''1',fs
Mrs, Stephen Yalgilder remains
aqlta ills AZ her home On qelumbls
street, 7.
MaFy, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Dedd, Of Diamond street
70 quite siGis 7'lF =
z Mr.. Carlow and FAM. moved yes
terday from MFp! Mcisinusy's proner.
q on Newton Street 70 Mrs Florence
Gray's property pn the same street.
Mr,sa1d Mrs: Ialher: Carpenter have
returned from Short Visit at Gains,
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Mrs. Watts Hostess.

Mrs. r. "a. Watts entertained the
missionary society of the NJ. E..
Church. South. last evening at her
home on Pierpont avenue. Mrs. Ward
Downs, president Of the society, pre-
sided, and an interesting programme
was rendered. The next meeting Of
the society will be held nt the home
Of Mrs. Ward Downs March 2.
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The Christian women's Board OF
Missions of the Central Christian
church will meet on Thursday at 2:So
ut the home OF Mrs. Elmer Russell III
the Traction Apartments. A large
attendance Is urged.
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oueaso In CITY.

NJ asd Mrs. John Dana. OF Charles.
ter. a.xsysds here last evening and
~ glleces at the home OF Mr. and
Nh W. D. StocE key, on Eighth street.
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Mrs. PItzer Hostess.

Mrs, Harvey Pltzer Is hostess this
afternoon to the members OF tho
Young Married Woman's' Club at her
home on Locust avenue.
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BIO. TRAFFIC is
DELAYED by slide
Trains From The East Are
Running Late-Floods
Covers Tracks.

Traffic on the B, & O, has been
delayed to q great extent yesterday
and today on account Of the flood
stage in the riYersi also by slides
from the mountain sides, A smen
slide at Ellington has delayed trains
and today the water is over tho track
there,
Trains running between Fairmont,
Graften, Wheeling and Pittsburgh
wore delayed last night and this morn.
Ing. A bad slide al. eoitax catlsed No.
12, the Wheeling train due at Fair.
mpt at s; s2 last evening, to be delay.
ed and q transfer was made at Golfax.
Train No, 55 coming Prom the east
was seve-ai hsRrs late and did nat
arrtye here Until TIL. middle Of the
might, 81. =
Numbers ] and ., also eastern
trains, arriving nj midnight, gsro ana
nulled and the passsngers did not
reach this ely until about noon 10.
day; Is
Ii Is sam ssss n win take sfliiy As
hours RtsJ-s OF aayi work 10 char ths'
slides from us Sr@s. in order to siye
a through sasssss sfoF trains.
All freight trgfte between Tsirmorl
and Wheeling has stopBed.
Get Che West ylras1ians Fridsy and
Saturday and read cur etfsr q tAo fseei
sehssi sss We are slyi. 9 the children.
-. II -...y ~ -. !. =
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Assn.

ksen was born recently to Mr., and
Mrs, Monroe Kisner on Fourth street,
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the Paiatine Baptist Church, Services
each evening at 1850 O'Clock, The pub,
lib Ia cordially invited to attend,
Went 60 Grafton,

Mrs, Mary Cameron, of Warren, Pa,
who has been visiting here, went ia
Grafton today for short stay,
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XeryfIll,

Mrs. Edward Carpenter, Of Morgan.
town avenue, Is 'alarmingly III at Cock
Hospital. ssss. 81
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East Side News


MEa. shaFer iJl.
III ssssssl sass Is aa III ss sae s' e
heFE aapghteE, ass INV smaiiHeoa,
easHsss EeEFs ssssst
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gsgII(Iz.,
MIRA. Swiaher n osteo,

Mira. swisher X osteaa.
Mrs. @. W. Swisher entertained the
"Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club at
luncheon, MoItiay. at Edgewood Coun.
try Club. Three tables were In play
Charleston Gazette.
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Services Continue.
The .eFsnseiistic services being helaI
Of the Church Of Christ viii be con-
tnued Throughout this #eek. The,
public Is daily Invited to- attend,
ne services each evening Of Tiso
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GER oNEEREE

GET ONE FREE.
The West vlrglnlan 10 giving away
500 school bags absolutely tree. Read
Fridays and saturday's issues OF tho
paPers for particulars. 2.5.2t
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speelaI Services.

as. IA ssl|s & essE Issssa, state
sla e N Y aassda e sspIag g
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you may arrange to have two sessions a
week or one-just SO you attend the six
sessions within the time allotted, one
month beginning February Sth.-Prelim-
mary arrangements will be contaminated
during the latterpart of this week.
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snhCmnhn.

Sell iic geouloet bate, CAB iid
in i5rem 2ogierbmlie 26. rmo q
5tr., unperbeirotDate 92dohen NIT
Mdnnern a~bJebe1 mur0e 6ralt s
s. Smeul bon Hi6ter 9eeo Inn $50
un0 Soften geitrnft. 2 Mabdeu er.
bielten ie $25 mfgebrumnlt mn
miiiien Die Staot %berlaiien.
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mo Q Ctr. rpur0e Gin Sobn aeho.
rem, Oesgleihen Serrn mo 5rnu 4I.
freO Iidols, POLO 8 Cir. eiut
5odter.
@eitern mtrOen bier 1866
5dneiHc aufgetriebcn. Die greiit
fhpanftcn bon S6.40 bis $685., al
10 5 Gents hober als in Gbicago.
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@eiBs 5sIIe 5u reinigsn.
Ron Left CUTE 6arsisife D0lig auf
mas am faeriten gef4is5t. rpenn
man bic Ssife tlsin idneiost, ouf
to4t uno bann bur9 elm Qeinentud
7ieBt. Su OieIem SsifsnpaFsr
pdidt nan Oas 6en. Obne Diel 81
eiben, 3ur6. Mau nieDerbolt baa
g%erfaEren in rtinem, srneutem @ni
Ter, Bis bas Sell faubsr III, unb
piiIt bann NIT rtinem Regennafer
aad. 9aGbem bos 6ea 9ttrodnst
It, 6eitreut man es nit Wle6l unn
Gmmt Is 3ulsBt nit peitsm Ram
me bur6. qel3e bIrfen ni6t am
2fen getrodnet iperben.
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1anDfGube laTen Ti9 burd sins
Ri16uug Ron bafb gaum0l, boIb
1iute nuffriIdsu. eie man NIT einem
rolenen sdppdsn nuf bic bsIddOis
en- Gteaen ftreiht. nit einsm
hpar3tu 2dppden iii no63ureibsn.
uebrig gebIietsnss 81.
peib BON einem ober aud me5res
ZEN gisrn bGdt mon ols Gpiegelei
6ne 9otter unb Ifneibet ss nit
rem 3adenmeFer in feline Strsifsn.
Die als GinIage In bic 8Ouiaoniup.
ee berfpenbst rernsf.
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glr. 2. 541l-54A
StanOaro Safer 54A-54h
0r. 3. 54-54A
SIR. /. 5uttergcrite 6i--6S
Hogeen-
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4ufraIisn uHb NsuItefanb
oersBsen id9sti4 i5er so Milionsn
sanIa6en.
Mit iebtm naririiferten Mens
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isnHart, btim Grasiroi9 sleid
l@ner.
9on 100000 befnnnttn IL
6sn0sn 2isrorteH iIno $4,000, al
io SO pTO3srt flagfahia.
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quo gao iC6 fir
Client"

EHdhd
Gina 9icrtinger, iitb armtdn6
auHn Bieriiuger. 500.
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Gllaen .. Rico SD
5rani gaDrid, Bpci iiIberue sect.
ten. ....
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qutilc Brnor 81.
otto g. E1nf iilb Ibeeicrpirc
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mo Silbcrtheile
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gillbn aumohr auIo Gira.
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framoiide 0olo.9fiinje.
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.auhanqcr I iilb. monogram, Soar.
.fette init @oIo.
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SRI Riic Eimmer, @aitings,
$3.50.
sri. 9ena aoeniqemdnn, $3.50.
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bcrmiu3en; u%ngenant golb. Gbering.
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Me0aillons, 4 edit flb. 2oficl.
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1910 @oI0ihid.
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LIS. SGneq, 90 Marf @oloitiid.
aep. 8. aloedner, 9incoln. $t.25
IriB @infel, Eenoer. golO ubr
Ism. Reinbarot, &orfoIf, 2 goIo.
le6eringc 2 filb. gBloHeL iilb. 60.
Eel. ? iilb. 6al3loffel, / goIO. 60.
gennaoel
Saco6 6inrid8 @lenpiae 81.
iilb. 6ingerfut. llbra golO. babel
Sans 9rebu, 4eterien, 9tebr..
ills. ll6r uH6 aette.
@alter 8oB, 8apiaiorL 50; 3nei
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Chris. @roBbalts, Sutton, Rebr
IA COLO. 0brringe, goIo. CHEERING
0oub & Stotts, 4epublicou Gitp.
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Sn. Niiooenoort gruning, 50c
itlb. aette ? GOLD an6pie.
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alcinc stnotncniafciten.

sSu Serbiu0ung NIT Der Gan.
oelsnode pom 8. bis IA. Mdr3 lit
cine A~usitellnng pon 5riibiobrsmo-
ben III 4ltsiidt gcuonnteu.
giihod Seannell miro 9titte
Der ndditeu ISOLDE cine GrbolnItgs
reiie nad Dem Siioen 1iltreten
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s. be5abIt lid, in ben .aIal.
ifi3irten a~n3elgen~ Der Sri6ime Ju
1nnonnciren.
abonnirt nuf bic Edglihe Eribine
300 oas Sabr ourh Die gojt.
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W66Cnt(iC6er
ce0is(alur.B eriC6tl

Qtnroln Nebr.. 20. Gan. Die
brittle geaisIatnripode bradte Der
ihieoene redt iuterefiantc 8orgons
.ae 5l 9age Sn gc5ua duf einae.
rcidtc 9orIogeH itebt oicie Situng
Der leeter nod 5iemlid nod, oenn
iomeit mnrOeu i'm Snuie crit 25i
0orlaaen eingcreift, I'M Senai 1870.
aber Der CuoIii0t nod 1T 0tc aroBe
ple5r5dhl BEN Gorldgcn frilbcrcr
Sibimaen melt brralls. es aibt niht
mchr 10 btrle Sdmitcr m1o aciltige
N}iBqeburtcn iurier 0cn 8orlogcn.
ais IN ou0eren Stglmaen. Spe5iell
Die Scnatsmiielieoer linn Had Gus
iupe lu~ngiabriger g%eobadlier Der Sc
.8isldtur IN Gurhidnitt tntclligcrter
mo nehr bef1bigt olS bic nit.
glieOidait b%erpangener Sibungcn.
Cos ihliebt obcr nod LANCE uitt
aus. OaB feline notiuiitiihen Dor.
.loacu eingcrcidt merocn unO oas
8%eutittbum ioatc aui Der 0ut mo
gcioBt iein. ieoen Auidlag aui I'm.
icrc Rehte uno Jrctbeiten iofort ST
6contuorten mo %ob3lupeiien. &c.
nate Sic go. t04 ihldet ). .. Dor,
allen 0us Stimmrett 81 e%nt5icben,
Sic 0us 5ueIte photographer nod
nitt erlanqt boben Souie 3oa Ro.
90 be3pedt Den ShIub Der 8irtb.
i6oftcn nm 6 nhr glbenos onitott
nm s llbr. 3ieie gorInge wuroc
non 9lepr. anOcrion BON 8beIps
Solmtn einaereidt - M oieiem gon,
sem Golntp gibt es mr. cine ein5ige
@irtbidaftl GclItihe. iaat @uren
9ertretern gesen oieie gorlagen 81
Selte muroc i'm Scuot Senate
Iile go. vi, Sic 9leioIution gu
@umiten Oes Observation-Disclosures
inn aomite oes aan5en noh Dielem
GCbnttieren ongenommer. gtae DC.
m%ofroteL NIT alt5nnbme bon @eal
mo Guinbb nn0 Sic Orei RepubIi.
tuner 2nbners, Snnooa mo Spen-
Ger iino oanir go 81 49,. Nm.
ioug uahiter 8otle miro oieie Re'
iolution I'M Reproientantenbauie 5ur
9lbitinmung tommen mo io0te ieocs
Ulitglie0 petitionicrt meroen, onfiir
.5u itimmen, 0enu Die 5ahe lit ge-
.reht mo logiih.
@oubernelr Rorebco0 ernunnte
2. Y. 5olcom6 mieoer gum 02itglieo
Scr Gentrolbeb0r6e, mo oieie Or.
nenuung puroe beute bonn Senat IN
grecutiulibung %beitatigt.
4u Stele bes D%eritGrbenen Std
tiers 5oaenbed ernannte Der Sou.
.berueur Wlontoq 6errn u. 01. Mor.
.riiiep. gGDeiener GcputD 5%taotsun.
malt. gum Gbefrihter 0es Gberge.
.ridts SEER Morriiiep lit As Sab.
nc ali. elm iebr darnfterfeiter ma
beiomener @laun, bon ialidter, nui
|ridtiger Genfungstpeiie. Gr lit cir
.offener 5rennS Scr Ssntideu.
S~tuotsanpnIt Mills 8eeo crnunn.
te beite Qerter Barrett bon GeIior
3u ieirem 3eputn.
Scnator Mqtte5 reifte 3ruei Dor.
.lageu Elm, Senot Sill 145 unO t46.
in melden %borgeiebeu miro. Dab eiuC
Berion bei cinem 5euer ntlr iener
Ibeil Der 6euerperiiderungsimm
foIleftiren bari, aiif fpsIde 0as 81.
geutbum ein9eiddet tporoen lit.
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IGimc suOrrlafise N~nfpdrterin pirO
geiudt. 7t9 5iiO Is. StroBe; et.
Inc Ercppe redts. $50
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Cma6a @etreiSemarft.

~HFHWu NORTHUMBERLAND
Sorter 8ei5eH-
SIR. 9. 143-t44
gtr. 3. 142-t43
gtr. d. 1914
8eiber -5riibiabrsmei5en-
CIR. 3. 143--144k2
Guran 8ei3en-
gtr, 2. t501@-t51
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WciBes aorn
str. /. 1876
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
For Mrs. Stella Lowry.

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther T.. Lane entertained
last evening IN honor Of their guest. Mrs.
Stella Lowry of Ilill>boro. The Lane home
was prcttily decorated in rel and green.
which formed II very pleasing background
for the lovely gowns.
Eight games of ~" were PLAYED. The
dainty score cards of red and white were
heart shaped. Miss Geneva Hodges made
high score for the ladies. Mr.. Patti,on and
DIR. Dickson tied for the high score for
gentlemen.
4 light luncheon Of chicken salad. sand
wiche>. hot chocolate and charlotte rou,>e
waS served to the following gaests:
Mr.. Stella Lowry. Mrs. Ira T. Webster.
Mr.. Charles Orchard. Mr.. Martin, Miss
Geneva Hodges, Miss Mildred Rettig, Mrs.
George Quicker. Miss Address: MesSrS.
Robt. III. Bennett. Gerald Johnson. Judge
Ira t. Webster. W. III. Putegnat. q. r.
Landegren, DIR. f.. +. Dickinson, Mr.. Patti
son, A.. II. Fernandez. DR.. A. Barjau. and
the host and hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

This is to notify all owners Of property.
real and personal, that | will be at the
places below named at the time set oppo-
site each for the purpose of assessing and
taking renditions for the year 1915 and all
owners are urged TO arrange 10 make their
renditions at that time.
AT Harrington State Bank, January Is
to 81, inclusive.
AT La Fcria, State Bank, February 1G
to % inclusive.
AT State Bank, Lyford, March 2 to 10,
inclusive.
AT Rsymondville, State Bank, March ii
TO %, inclusive.
AT San Benito, February ? to Is. inclu-
sive. GEORGE CHAMPION,
Assessor, Cameron County, Texas.
-llllltf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
BIRTHDAY
TO BE OBSERVED HERE
Federal Departments, Post Office, Banks
and Schools Will Observe the Day by
CIcsing-Do Your Banking Saturday.

Monday. February p. j. Washington
birthday, \ legal national holiday. and
business men and other WI Brownsville
are warned I'd a. their banking and post
office business on Saturday. for the holi-
day will be observed by aIl the banks IN the
city and by all department, of the federal
service. The post office will observe rcgu-
lar holiday hour. with one city delivery IL
the morning. and with the general delivery
and All departments III the post office open
between the hours M = and ln III. m.
The public schools will observe the hnl
day. closing thu afternoon until Tuesday
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
DR.. SKINNER TO PREACH
TO THE %PRESBYTERIANS

DIR. J. W.. skinner WI king-villc. urc-i-
dent Of the Texas Mexican industrial H.
stItute there, will preach NJ The American
presbyterian church in thu city al the
morning and evening -~rvice- sunday. II
wa> announced here today. DIR. skinner
before becoming president Of the institute
wa 4 resident ~ Brownsville and j. wei
known here. Ilc J. also one "a The most
widely known preachers in South Texas
and hi message viii ~ Interesting ~ WI.
The church extends 4 cordial invitation
to all L. hear DIR. skinner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
MRS. PENNYBACKER
HERE FEB. 18TH
President General Federation OF Women's
Clubs and President Of Texas Fedora
ton Will Meet With Women Of Browns
Vile February rs.

Arrangements have been completed by
the women'> clubs of Brownsville for the
reception and entertainment of Mr.. Percy
~Pcnnyhacker OF Austin. president OF the
general Federation 1T Women clubs. Mr..
III. Il. Fall Of Houston. president Of the
Texas federation. and Mr.. II. n Scott.
president a. the fifth district. all 81 whom
will spend next week IN the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. and will attend the quar-
terly meeting Of the Valley federation 10 BE-
held at Pharr on Tuesday.
Mr.. P~ennybacker and her party will
reach Brownsville ON the motor ear AT
10 30 o'clock Thursday morning. FEBRUARY
25. They will D. met at the passenger sta
tion BY a committee 81 ladie~ from the
Brownsville clubs, and after 4 short auto
mobile ride will be taken ID the Browns
vile Country club for luncheon, To which
has been invited Tour officers from each Of
the city clubs.
Following the luncheon al the Country
club the party will return To the city and
al ! o'clock there will be- 4 gathering IN
the federal building 10 hear Mr.. Penny
hacker and Mrs. Fall. Mayor a. "A. Browne
! On the progran> for the address ~ wei
come. and the ladies will w. introduced ~
Mis- Penelope Peterson.
The meeting az the federal building will
be OPEN Ia the public generally. including
men, women and children.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN SPELLING CONTEST
High School Students Are All Given Long
Lists OF Words 10 Study-Contestants
Will Not be Known Until Later.

Practically every student in the
Brownsville high school j. a contestant
tor the privilege 81 eni.ring the spelling
cone>t nj san licnito un the night ii Mar
l.. >evtraI nicr prizes have been an
nounccd by the San Benito people for the
event. AMI the Brownsville Herald has of-
fercd a gold medal Ia the person who
proves the hest spcllcr of the evening.
Brownsville will le privileged To four
contestants ia the match. and he teachers
have furnished each STUDENT M the high
~"huol with a list Of several thousand
words. furnished BY the state department
Of education. This list will H. studied
carefully by each student. and ID j. prob
able that local contests will 10 held 10 de-
trrminc which four students shall repre-
sent Brownsville in the San Bcniio con
test.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
TEAMS
PLAY HERE SATURDAY
Brownsville Boys and Girls Teams Both
Have Chance to Capture Championship
of Valley School League.

The basketball teams of the Brownsville
high school. both the boys and girl
teams. are looking forward to the visit
Saturday Of the liaymondville boys and
girl~' high school basketball teams. The
games are scheduled to h. played on the
grammar school grounds. II the Browns
vile hoy>' team wins tomorow'S game they
will be- IN line for the championship If boys
teams, while the local girls team j. already
ut the top and ii l. believed stand little
chance of losing 10 the Raymondville team
tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
NO DEVELOPMENTS IN
SUGAR MILL DEAL

Hiram u. Hart NJ the Rio Grandc Sugar
company, AZ Donna. arrived III Brownsville
today from Austin whore hr went in con
nection with the hearing there for The SET
Element OF claims against the plant Of he
San Bcmto Sugar a Manufacturing CON
pany. Mr.. Hart J. reported negotiating
for the purchase M the property. lie said
there are no developments III the deal a.
yet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19

Leak is hepaTec-EmployeS of the wa
terworkS department AT s:3o o'clock last
night completed repairing u very bad leak
that was found in the mater main NJ the
corner Of Fourteenth and Elizabeth streets.
Lead was blown out Of a JOINT, and a hole
xix feet in diameter and seven feet high.
under the street paving, indicated the blow
out had occurred several days ago. More
damage To the street might have occurred
had not the water found it, way into the
storm sewer lines in that vicinity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
Ornamental Globes 0rdereG-The

was placed today by the light and water
department for the globes which will be-
used IN the ornamental street lighting -y~-
tenn IN the business district, work on which
i expected ~ begin early n-St week. Each
pole will have three globes. the center
globe v IL inches IL diameter and the side
globes : inches IN diameter. Seventy five
of the center globes rave been ordered
and POO Of the side globes. which will fur
ni>h a reserve supply to replace broken
globes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
CITY NEWS


of IN 4 comedy are 10 be- seen In 'iIe
Danced Himself TO Death" at the Dittmann
theater ionieht.-lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-02-19
(By Associated Press

Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 19.-The
Central oklahoma Educational asSocia-
ton met in annual convention here today.
There are four divisions of the association
and each was represented by many dele
gates. Preparations nave been made for
an attendance of 1900 60 1000 teachers.