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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
GUAJARDO BOND
FIXED AT $500
Is BOUND OVER TO GRAND JURY ON
CHARGE or COMPLETELY AND
ACCESSORY AFTER FACT.

Justice of the Peace II. J. Kirk today
fixed the bond Of Porciano Guaiartlo
at $500. Guaiardo il charged with be
ing IN accompl,rc in the bandit opera
lions and rs accessory after the fact in
connection with the wreck of the 81.
Louis. Brownsville X Mexico passenger
train on the night Of October l.. and the
ensuing murders. Guaiardo furnished
bond today and was released 10 await
Y 'tion by the grand jury.
Guaiardo. the state alleges. supplied
the band of bandits on the day following
the wreck with coffee. tortillaS. and
dried beef. when they appeared nj his
home IA the San Pedro ranch. on the
banks Of the Rio Grandc. about ten miles
from Brownsville. Two witnesses who
were members Of the band. Prcciliano
Flores and Guadalupe Ramos. gave the
testimony in the ease. while the defense
introduced witnesses atteSting Guajar-
dos good character. Guarjardo was not
placed in the stand.
Both Flores and Ramos are being held
III the county Jail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Hotel Arrivals.

Travellers Loic!-A. Il. Mason. IIOns
ton: Il. VI. Johnston. In Fcria: 6. II.
ByrncS. La Fcria; W. =. Denton. Gle
hurMe: II. Il. Lee. IAN Antonio: III. a.
Wilmington. Corpus Christi: II. a.
Leighton. san Antonio: ~. N. Pruitt.
Bcnito: y. ". Hartman. Gccvillc;
III. u. Miner. Houston: VIM. Pathit
Merbe>ter. Mass: Jack Butler. Harlin.
cen: T.. -. SwiSher. san Antonio: X. II.
nevo. Lyford: +. VI. S%orenSon. Lvford
VI. Il Hester Donna: l.. j. Lawrence.
Detroit: M. II. Van Dorm. Chicago: W.
XII. SHAW. san Bcnito.
Miller hotel-A ~. Whitney. TN Fer
ia: W. II. Ponc. Corpus Christi: 7. +.
Rodgers. lIarlingcn: Geo billiard. Mis-
sion: Geo. T. Marsh. MERCEDES: II. G.
N%ilienden. kmgSyillc. Col Alba Hey
wood. san Benito; sam Householder
BycrS.
San Carlos hotel RI. n. Waite. Mis-.
Sion Y. M Jacobs. KiugSviilc: IT. Scott
Houston. +. y. Ncrrick. II. n. Bri>bin.
!. w. Walters. All Of KingSvillc: 4. !.
Hood, san Benito: y. +. Stone. Kings
Vile; CIV :. Craig. San Brnito: w. G
Earnr~ Houston: a. y Miltcnhcrger
San Brnitn: n. II. Hicks. Gan Bcuitn.
". N. ~haNlet. Austin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
O7TNEEW
MATINEE DAILY.

Presents II. MI. Griffith most mysterious.
sensational and ma-tertul motion drama
ever Devised
ANENGlNG CONSCIENCE OR THOU
SHALT Not klLL-ln six acts. Sug-
gested by Edgar Allen poe's "The Tell
Tale Heart" and "Annabcl Lee" A
drama "A the mind. exposing the cx-
treinc~ ot pcnitcncc and rcmor- i'll
llictcd Pm hi- guilty conscience. Pho
tographic teat- never before attempted.
Cast and director the same a. made the
famous picture, Birth 81 = Nation
from the Clan~man. Blanche Sweet,
Harry Nalthall. Spotsvood Aiken.
George ~cieman and Ralph Lewis. Don't
iail tu -er this supreme achievement.
PriceS-l0 and Zoe. First show $50 D. m
Tomorrow CHARLES Chaplin comedy
Getting Acquainted"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Jersey HAY Adept Eugene LaT.

Jersey CITY. N. II. NOV ~. The quc>.
ton Of cnacting 4 statewide cugcnic LAW
comes M today at Inc conference VI
health officers Of New jersey. Paterson
has put over lis law 60 force brides and
grooms to show certificates of health.
because OF the evasion that Is 50 EASY hN
going 70 4 nearby witty. The cugcnic law
i favored by many city official, through
out the state. and il Is possible that 4
campaign Will TX begun tn-cuact such
a law at the mex sitting or the l%cgi,la-
turc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

Col Alba Haywood of san BeniIo was
a visitor IN Brownsville today .
y. mi. Jacob-. general freight agent for
thp Guif Coast Lines. ~ " business visitor
~ Brownsville today.
Alfonso J.. Hicks OF the san Beuito
ranch. near san Benito. Is a business vi.i-
tor IN the city Tor q few days.
VI. Il. Pope ~ Corpus Christi. promi-
ncnt attorney Of that city. is III Browns
Vile today attending district court.
W. G. Craig. manager of Canarclli
Bros. Of this city has returned from 4
short business rip to san Antonio.
Mrs. III. 4. Harrison and her daughter
Mrs. II. Il. : Randall expect to leave
Saturday for a stay ut Marlin. Texas.
George billiard of Mission. whose home
nj Oio de Aqua was burned recently
when Mexi-an bandits attacked ihc
soldiers camp. H. a visitor i'll The city.
sam Householder Of ByerS. Texas.
formerly Of san Benito, and former
state representative from this district.
was in Brownsville today. Mr.. House
holder left on the early train for North
Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Harvard and Yale Musicians in Concert

Boston, Nov. lo.-Thr Vale Musical
clubs will Join with the Harvard musicians
IN The ANIMAL dual concert tonight ~ Jor-
dan hall. GIee, mandolin and euiat clubs
are included. and Inc event III always y
rou- in- society affair. in Which football
.riyglre- arc forgotten.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

OFFICE or TIE DEPUTY COI.LEC-
TOR or CUSTOMS. Brownsville. Texas.
November la, 1915. There viii ~ sold NJ
public a%uctiun at the United States Gus
ION house. III this city. On Friday. Novem-
Der %, 1915, n 10 o'clock a. M, one CD
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

bay horse. seized for violation Of Section
Sos II. =. ANY claim made therefor nh
he fled with The undersigned within 80
.(0 days hereof. y. a. MALTBY. Der
Collcctor.-n l9lt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Dale Palms on Officers Row-Stat

date palms. twcuty-four in number. are
now being used Ky b%cautifv the officers
row IN Fort Brown. THE palms average
bout tcn feet in height. ana four have
been placed w trotn of Zach double nuar-
tcr-. There are large number Of these
palms in the old South Texas Gardens and
those placed ou officers row come from
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

HaEdIes Vegetable Shipments. B.
Dcrrick-on of 81. Louis. connected with
the Frisco refrigerator lines. j. again al
Harlingen for the vegetable shipping sea
=on. AIr. Derrickson IL in charge Of the
details in furnishing refrigerator cars to
the various shipping points in the Valley,
and makes hi~ headquarters during the
season ut Harrington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
About that plumbing that is 10 be done

Call Hayes 4 Sons. Scores of satisfied
customers. Phone J0.-G1Gtf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

Twill tickle your palate our HOT TO-
mato Bouilion. ReXall Fountain.-ll ~ p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

See Wise & Newman for olives, cram
berries, celery. and everything for the
fruit cake, also ready made fruit cakes.
III l5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
D. w. GriHth's great masterpiece

"ANENGING CONSEQUENCE in = acts.
From Edgar Allen Poe'~ poems. With
Harry Walthall and Blanche Sweet. today
al the Dittmann thcater. See our ad.-lt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

At The Movies Today

At the Dittmam The A,enginq Con
science. h screen version az
Edgar Allen pOe'> The Tclltale lleart'
shows how The sinner III pursued hq hi>
pimc. The plot deals with a- baby boy
who has been left 10 tn care II his In-
Gle. after his mothers death. This IN
cie raises The boy with the Creates care
hoping that he will develop into y In.
rrarN genius. The uncle's ambition for
the young man seem a. ~ about realized
Nhrn the youth becomes infatuated with
\ rnung woman. who rcy;prucat,s his
love "a such I'm extent that they are com
plctelv wrapped up in one another.
When the girl. -Annahel. comes to take
the Young man 10 2 garden party. The
uncle insults her by saving She i par
suing his nephew like u common No.
MAN NJ the town. A. \ result nf the
unclc's interference the Young people
finally decided to separate. Now come
black aud rcyengeful thoughts to the
mind of the Young man.
All the nreamlard -Nlurdock McOuarric
takes the lend role ia The sheriff Of
Red Rock Gulch' at The Drcamland to
night Bill Borden aud Two Gun
Smith love the same girl. She chooses
Smith. IN the melee he shoots his op-
ponent. The vigilantcs take his trial
under the leadership Of Bill Borden.
Two Gun" ices to his cabin. grabs y
few belongings and deserts his wife AMI
baby boy. The vigilantcS lose him and
un going to his cabin find hi> wife dying
Bill Borden takes the baby and decides
ia raise IL Twenty years elapSc. The
hoy has grown To be a hearty Young nan
and idolizrs Bin. his surpassed father.
They prospect in the hills and streams
Tor gold. One day the be-. Jack. dis
covers \ rich claim. uni there il 4 gold
rush wv thr region.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

For electric. telephone. automobile. hi-
-yclc supplies. flashlights. novelties and
repairs RIO GRANDE ELECTRIC &
NOVELTY COL l3tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

Today ~ Comedy Day. headed by thc new
comedian. George uNcy. I'LL the Cub
comedy
TIE LITTLE HERO.
Hank Mann iu the L-kO comedy
\ MORTGAGE ON Ills DAUGHTER.
OVER SECRET WIRES reel n. II
special.
SHERIFF or RED ROCK GCLCfI-2 reel
Western feature.
Fine Programs and I0c
Tomorrow Episode No. , of the great -c-
rial story. 1.-The Broken Conn., with
Grace Cunard and Francis Ford.
Coming-Monday. Tuesday and Wc,lncS-
day, VAUDEVILLE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
See Wise & Newman for your Thanks
giving Turkeys l5tf.

When The wind is raw and cut- youI
face. like lash from \ Transfers whip.
iu~t wcnd YOUR WAY III The Rcxnll Foun-
tain and trN oar Hot Choculatc.-ll ~ Fl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
For gasoline stove repairing and pluI

ing. ring Charley Simpson At Newman &
Williams garage. Telephone 2G2.-adv. tt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
INSURE
m
w. X. Mendenhail
o II.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE
0 COAST LIEEs

bNLF NUNNH WfWtNN
No From Houston no
III Al. fn.sI \. m. 1us AT. 1880 A. Ia.
No To Houston No
1O2 ". 800 q. m. loi Nv. 4:uo p. m.
Brancn Line
To sam Fordvee- From Sam FOrdyce
Iv. $50 n. M Ar. sos p. N.
Motor Car
From Mission 10 AisFlcn-
Ar. 1875 M. Ia Lv. 4.4O .. ii.
RIO 6RANDE RAILROAD.
Hrovn.ville- Point Isabel
" 900 n. m. Ar. iis0o a N
AR. 5:30 p. m, Nv. $50 y. Ia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Temporary Carrier

formerly q city policeman. who resigned
yesterday. i- now acting temporarily a
" mail curricr III thc business district
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

AT The Hat ShOp-AlI hats at half price
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Inyestigate-San Carlos Meal Ticket

Come early to The Hat Shop and select
Your gifts. a beautiful line Of Christmas
noveltic~.-ll 1871.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

Sec Wise & Newman for olives. cram
berries, celery. and everything for the
fruit cake, also ready made fruit cakes.
l5lf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
Society 10 Meet

society 10 Meet-Ihc Baptist Mission
airy society viii meet Monday afternoon at
3 O'Clock in the sunday school annex. Mrs..
u. McLondou and Mr.. a. M. Smith viii
hc ho-te~-c-. All Baptist ladies are urged
to attend.
See Wise & Newman for your Thanks
giving Turkeys.-1l l5tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

The man in The moon regrets wc can nu
serve him with = High School Girl Sundac
Why should Won worry Won can get ON
for l5c az the RcNall Fountain ONLY
III lp 3t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19
CITY NEWS
HardIes Vegetable Shipments

Handles Vegetable Shipments. b.
Dcrrick.on of 81. Louis. connected with
the Frisco refrigerator lines. J. again at
ffarlingen for the vegetable shipping sea-
son. Mr.. Derrickson III in charge of the
details in furnishing refrigerator cars to
the various shipping points in the Valley,
and makes hi~ headquarters during the
season ut Harrington.
AT the Hat Sh0p-AlI hats at half price.
See Wise & Newman for olives, cram
berries, celery. and everything for the
fruit cake, also ready made fruit cakes.
IL l5tf.
D w Griffth'S great masterpiece,
"AVENGGNG CONSCIENCE" III : acts.
From Edgar Allen Poe'~ poems. With
Harry Walthall and Blanche Sweet. today
al the Dittmann thcater. See our ad.-lt
lnvestigate-San Carlos Meal Tickets.
7l26Itf
Come early to The Hat Shop and select
Your Gifts. a beautiful line Of Christmas
noveltie-.-n 1885,.
Temporary Carrier ~ Hosea Allgood.
formerly d city policeman. who resigned
yesterday. i~ now acting temporarily a.
~ mail curricr III thc business district,
See Wise & Newman for your Thanks
giving Turkeys.-1 l5tf.
When The wind is raw and cuts youI
face. like Y lash from Y irum~tcr- whip,
u-t wcnd YOUR WAY NJ thc Rcxall Foun-
tain and tr1 oar Hot Chocolate 10 Fl.
Society 10 Meet-Thc Baptist Mission
airy society will meet Monday afternoon AT
3 O'Clock in the sunday school annex. Mrs.
u. McLondon and Mr.. A. M. Smith viii
hc ho-te~.c-. An Baptist ladies are urred
NV attend.
See Wise & Newman for your Thanks
giving TurkeyS.-ll Is tt.
About that plumbing that is 10 be done
Call Hayes 4 Sons. Scores of satisfied
customers. Phone 50.-6 Off.
Twill tickle your paIate-our HOT To-
mato Bouillon. ReXall Fountain.-ll ~ p
Dale Palms on Officers R0w-Statcll
date palms. twcuty-four in number. arr
now being used Ky bcautifv the officers
row I'M Fort Brown. The palms avcra1,
bout tcn feet WY height. ana four have
been placed WV trotn of each double nunr.
tcr-. There are large number Of these
palms in the old South Texas Gardens and
those placed on officers row come from
here.
For electric. telephone. automobile. WI
yclc supplies. flashlights. novelties un,
repairs RIO GRANDE ELECTRIC &
NOVELTY Col l3tf.
For gasoline stove repairing and plumb.
ing, ring Charley Simpson at Newman &
Williams garage. Telephone 2G2.-adv. tic
The nan in The moon regrets ~ can no-
serve him with d High School Girl Sundac
Why should Won worry Won can get onc
Tor l5c al the RcNall Fountain ONLY
III lp IN.
Sec Wise & Newman for olives. Gran
berries, celery. and everything for the
fruit cake, also ready made fruit cakes
III l5tf.
UMBRELLAS
Recovered and repaired. Samples on re-
quest. ANY style Or price.
RAzORS SHARPENED
Common. 25c. safety blades. single edge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-19

Col Alba Haywood of san Benito was
4 visitor IN Brownsville today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15
ID HEAR TALKS BY | FORTY AD CLUB MEN
Unusual Programme to Be Presented at Luncheon
 Tuesday

Forty talks in 40 minutes by 40 ad men ia the programme for the regular weekly luncheon of the Birmingham Ad club. which will be held at the rutwiler next Tuesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The principal topic for discussion will be "Ad Club Day" at Redwood, which is Thurs day, August S On that day the Ad club will get a generous percentage of the receipts of the day, and elaborate plans are being made to insure a large attendance at the game.
 President F. J. Holberg will preside at Tuesdays lunch and promises to keep events moving rapidly. Last Tuesday it was necessary to provide three extra tables to care for the crowd in attend ance. The Ad club has been assured by the management at the Tutwiler that it will be well cared for next Tuesday and President Holberg urges Il Iarge attend- ance
 The committee on arrangements for the entertainment on Ad club day at Rick wood will announce some of it's plans Tuesday. It is understood that an auto mobile parade will be a feature of the day, and it is considered extremely like ly that buresque stunts will be "comme il faut." Costumes the like of which never have been seen in Bir- mingham will be worn by members of the Ad club. very large" time will be had on Ad club day, and the members of the club intend to make even further plans to make the event memorable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15
REALTY MARKET IS CONTINUING TOSH0W MUCH|MPR0VEMENT
Fulenwider Hotel Leased to Atlanta Man for Five Years-NOwlin to Take
 the Utopia Bar Site

Real estate during the past week has been fairly active, several fairly good sales being made and marks of improve ment developing in many instances
 Meyer & Goldman announce that they have closed a fve-year-lease on the Full enwider hotel on Fifth avenue and Sev- enteenth street. The property was leased by J. Frank Steele of Atlanta. Mir Steele is an experienced hotel manager and will operate the Fulenwilder as high-class family hotel Meyer & Goldman also announce the sale of lot on Avenue E between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourtf streets. which sold for $3500. The an nouncement of big sale will be made by this firm shortly
 Messer Real Estate and Insurance com pany announce that they have placed s24Oo out on loans, closed several leases and sold, Norwood bungalow fer s35ct during the week.
 w. N. Malone & Co. announce that they rented several offices during the weel and that the demand for houses is in- creasing.
 The Milner Land company announced the sale of a lot in Milner Heights foi $10,O10. There is under construction or this lot a modern and up-to-date resi- dence costing s30.O00. Mrs. Caldwell has purchased a lot in Milner Heights and is building a tile and reinforced concrete house costing approximately s25,090.
 Jerome Tucker says while he has done nothing of special interest the past week that money is now easy to get on the right kind of security.
 J. L. Yancey Real Estate and Insur- ance company announces that the de- mand for offices IS steadily increasing and that the rental business in general is improving.
 McConnell-Anglin-W White Realty com pany announces that they have closed a lease for three years for the old Flu topia bar on Twentieth street. The prop erty was leased by A. l.. Nowlin, who will operate a cafe to be known as the Nowln cafe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15
DECISION ON COAL
 REGARDED AS BOON . BYOPERATORS HERE
Much More Gained Than Lost by Allowing Increase
 of Fifteen Cents to :.
 New Orleans !

boon to the Birmingham coal fn- dustry is the way leading coal opera-- tors of the district yesterday charac- terized the decision of the interstate commerce commission on coal rates i'm the south as announced in yesterdays . AgeHerald. instead of as a serious de- feat for the operators.
 Domestic coal business, they state. immediately will develop great activi ty at New Orleans in order to close or ders before the ruling goes into effect, and as result of the decision Alabama coal at Mississippi points in the future will practically monopolize the market by reason of its legitimate advantage of close proximity.
 In addition to this, the decision lays a predicate. 1t Is stated. which fore casts a favorable decision in the diff. ferential rate case on Alabama coal products tried before Special Examiner Louis Bissell in this city few weeks ago and practically assures the local operators of an illustrious victory in this instance.
 The decision, which establishes n 15- cent increase per ton on coal rates to New Orleans will obviously work a hardship at that point say local opera tors. But the loss at New Orleans will amount to practically nothing beside what Is gained at Mississippi points. where the Recent increase was denied on Alabama coal and permitted on Illi- nois. Ohio and Kentucky coal A differ ential of l5 cents in favor of local coal has existed to these Mississippi points, but this now is increased to 30 cents by this last decision, which places an ad. ditional 15 cents on the rate for north ern coal
 Exactly what points are involved, is not yet known as copies of the decis- ion have not yet been received here buc from the Associated Press report of the decision, 1t is stated that the increase was denied on Alabama coal ito Aber- deen, Columbus, Hattiesburg. vicks- burg, Meridian, Jackson and other Mis- sissippi points and to Grand Junction and to Middleton, Tenn"
 In regard to tho New Orleans phaso of the decision, the increase on Ala bama coal to this point being allowed, T. is stated that 1t is probable coal transportation to this market will either soon be almost entirely by water or else the railroads will voluntarily not put the new rate into effect.
 In the differential case tried here ba- Tore Examiner Bissell a few weeks awo. the local operators claimed they should have larger differential from Bir- mingham coal mines to Memphis and other Mississippi points over the rates from southern Illinois and eastern Ken lucky mines, on the grounds that the Alabama mines were much closer and Memphis was a natural ana legitimate market Tor Alabama coal but that through the alleged unfair competition which the northern coal operators were permitted to put up through. the is.- -i fair rate that Alabama coal was forced out of Memphis to certain degrea
 The decision of yesterday. therefore. IS taken by local operators to be . ! forecast of victory in this other case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15
LUTHER R. WARREN
 DIES IN RICHMOND Mir. and Mrs. E. w. Barrett Called to Virginia Capital
 by Sad Tidings

Luther R. Warren, who died in Rich mon6 yesterday as result of an opera tion, was prominent insurance official and was widely known and esteemed in the south. He leaves wife and two children-a son and a daughter. Mrs. Warren is sister of Mrs. E. w. Barrett MT. and Mrs. Barrett were at Asheville, N C., and when they received the sad tidings left immediately for Richmond.
 MT Warren was a native of Accomac county, Virginia where his father was an honored and influential citizen before him. Only a youth when his state se- eeded, he was among the first to volun- teer in the Confederate army, and he served with gallantry until the surrender at Appomattox.
 MT. Warren was man of fine culture, military appearance and courtly manners, but genial withal. Although he had lived in Richmond the greater hart of his life, he was at one time a resident of Att lanta.
 He attended the Confederate reunion in Birmingham in 1908 as member of R. E.. Lee camp and made many new friends on that occasion.
 MT Warren was recognized as one of Richmond's most public-sprited citi- zens, and in his death that community sustains distinct loss. w. R.