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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13

control to certain officers the elect.
Being a member Of the Y w. 9. \.
docs not give privileges or advantages
sought by the girl or young woman.
hut IL docs give certain obligations
aud rights. which are those OF chris
tinn sistcrhood. ct common ownership
and united working together. IL lH
the membership of the association
that makes possible the various de-
partmcnts. Members may extend
the privileges OF the Y. w. G.. a. To
non members Tor the time being,
making available TO her rights which
belong TO members.
The rights of membership are not
bought by the membership Zee, rather
the fee is a contribution which each
woman makes to the common fund.
Tho woman paying one dollar a year
has as much responsibility as the wo-
man paying one hundred, also as
many rights and privileges, Each has
a voice IN the electorate or voting al
the association when she subscribos
to- the religious oasis OF The organic
ntion, and every Woman and girl,
| whatever her station In life, has q
! right In the association sisterhood.
thus membership implies a spirit OF
comrndcship. as the French express
IL. of "camariderie'-it signifies n
| purpose to stand together In a self-
I governing organization whcse Ideal
Is 10 influence the womcn of all the
community for Christ. The woman
or Girl who IL studying, the one who
has leisure. she who works with her
hands. and she who earns her living
with her brains. may do many things
together and come 10 realize each
aomething of the others lives. Thus
life becomes more abundant TO us all
The local Y. w. G. A. Is planning "a
Increase its membership of goo mem
hers and u is the ehrncst wish thal
all those who are not members vii
ioln ia the good work ana share th'
more abundant life With those wh'
are members
Thore is some confusion bctwcei
the two terms making "A life an'
making "a living IA these unsettled
times or olrs. When we come To un
; dcrstand that the object OF the assoc
citation ls 10 make a life" then IN
social barriers. 81 any. will melt ava
LIN "a admiration for the woman ]
any group Who, as an individual,
u the incarnation % the spirit of Chris
q The classes for self-developmeu
? will begln October first. There wi
probably be classes In spanish. EN-
lgh. Bible study, thought eNchnuE
aud book review. s,enography an
~typewritiug If iuorc IN a demand f.
IL. health study classes and practice
u talks. ana any others hat may %
desired. An Interesting class loo hlhl
study Ia being planned, What 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
WILL
HAVE NO GAME
THANKSGIVING
University Scheduled TO Play
State College at Las Cruces
This Year; Hutchinson's
Squad Lining Up.

from present Information IL ape
psars that Albuquerque viii be WITH
out u football game un ncNi
Th~auksgiying day. The annual
game between the University and
stltc College TENNIS was played
here last year aud b. be- tho turn of the
University To go visiting for Tie big
game.
Coach Hutchinson has his squad
airIv we'll lined out boy this time and
hard work will be the order within a
very fow days. Tho outlook nc this
early stage is fur a first class team,
and while there viii be- mo- Thanks
ri,iu game here, the schedule now
forming probably will give lovers OF
the game several exciting contests be-
for, that date.
The state College team Is said To
have been materially strengthened
this season hy some likely recruits.
Iust,rhout from bomiug, weight 100
mounds. aud Gilbert from Hope, \.
NJ. weight $50 pounds, are candidates
for the limo. while Herbert, wcighl
1875 uuudus. and Foster Woirht l'O
mounds. are candidates FOR the hhoh
urld. Men who were In college last
yenr but dld not come out for ihe
team are Casper Rti, stuart StirltnE0
Harold scott. NuEcnt Buusman, Gate.
Vicrcrg, Rub,rt Sossum., o. Is jo'h'
ron. Ernest carson, Nurl HlhHcr uno
Arthur BurlI. These new men viii
the five Veterans Whu have reported
Clptain Powers. Holt, Tuttl,, lFAn'h'
und Joe Qu]essnb'rrS. WnNrH a very
strong agrresattuu
ma brst rnmc ON the state Cullcs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
SUBMITTED
IN PETITION TO LET
LAWSON OUT ON BAIL

Denver. Sept i3.-Briefs were nlod
in the Colorado supreme court to-day
regarding the proposal TO admit TO
hail John u. Lawson, former strike
leader. now In Jail az Trinidad under
penitcntiary sentence on a charge Of
first degree murder. Since Lawron's
CONVICTION the supreme court has
granted "a supersedeas In his ease aud
also has issued a writ OF prohibition
barring Granby Hillyer the trial
judge, from presiding In future Strike
trials. In granting the supersedeas
the court left the matter OF bail to DO
decided after the summer recess,
Attorney General Fred Farrar In "a
brief resisting the admission of Law
son To bail held that as the defendant
had been convicted OF nrst degree
murder he should be Kept in conhne-
ment pending action by the supreme
court when 10 reviews the case on its
merits. The brief said:
AS shown by the record In this
case. not only is the proof e"ident but
also the presumption is great that
the oTonse as charged ln the lnforma -
/ tlon was committed"
The brief ON behalf of Lawson VAS
prepared by Horace Hawkins ana
| Edward r.. Costigan. II declared that
the supremo court has authority 10
Grant bail whore the defendant has
not been condemned to death. and
that lon the past Il had been custom
nrv 60 admit bail when a superseded
had been granted. The brief further
! argued chat having barred Judg,
Hillyer from future strike trials. tn
, court almost certainly would revers'
the Lawson verdict on that point !
ON mo- othcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13

away and it's aim is to give any girl
away from home "A homeiike place 10
live. setting before her the ideal OF
how To live the balanced life IN body,
mind and spirit, making toward great
or efficiency IA tho bringing OF th'
kingdom OF God ON earth.
Below IL shown the above report of
the mutroa;
humber of meals served In Aug
ust 1883
Number of meals 10 girls without
mcli s..s.ss ..ss.ss sssFss 90
Number beds To girls without
means .....s..s .sss..s.s -
Employment vas found for nearly
every ono OF tho above persons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
New and Dainty
Autumn Neckwear

II yen have been reading in fashion
journals Of some particularly ncH nnd
|desIrahle style IA neekunar yon are
more than thcly 20 find IA In this new
y.received assortment, fresh from the
best makess-Rew shapes, styles and
materials-sheeF orghndie, chiffon net,
Georgctte crepe and wolfe color rmbrod.
erred, trimmed with Irish lace plain and
hcmstitched; fichns ard fiat or double
collars and collar and ruff koss. The
Iprices run all the way from &c 81 $500
ESQ you see there - considerable va
Fiety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
HERE IN INTEREST
OF STATE N D
SCHOOL CONVENTION

a. l. F1les Of Roswell Is IN Albu-
qucrque FOR "a day or two for the pur-
pose of ]arousing local interest In the
New Mexico state sunday school con-
vontlon which VIII meet In annual
session IN Roswell October I. 2 and 3.
Roswell and other Pecos valley points
always have furnished generous rep
r%esontatiun for Hcsslona Of this con-
vention which have boen held In Al.
~buauerauc and local authorities OF
tho association VIII make an effort 4,
aond "a large delegation TO Roswell
this year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
PLOT TO WRECK THE
TATE MILITIA Is
NEXT ON PROGRAM
Inr EyrnInr nsraIa Is.ssa wI,sl

beaver. Sept. t8-Wnen the mill
iary court OF inquiry opened is third
week OF work today, the investiption
OF charges against Adjuiant General
John Chase and other officers of the
national guard OF Colorado practical
IS had been complsted, II was eN-
peoted that tho remainder of the IN
quiry would bo devoted largely 20 tcs-
timony relating TO an alleged plot a
wreck the militia and secure indict'
msnts against state n militia ON.
GERS and coal operators said 70 hays
been entered into by attorneys and de
tectives employed by the United Min
Workers OF America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
Acrobat
Shoes

A child's foot needs training and
proper attention while young. Now h
the time TO be thoughtful. Have your
child fitted in a pair Of Acrcbats, "A
shue made over nature lines, smooth rs a
glove inside, no tacks, no stitches, or
roughneas to contend with. Let as show
you these splendid looking and wearing
shoes in Gun Metal, Patents. Wei
Kid aud Pearl Elk. Prices range as
follows: Sl.75 10 $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
New Fall Silks of.
the Very Service
able Kind at $I,OO

la one Of our Fourth Street windows
We have "a Siik display Of unusual inter
est. We are featuring one line Of silks
in several coloriHgs. They are the new
Tw%o.tone Block stripes 10 particularly
smnrt color combinations. The weave II
a very fine Twill or Surah Silk which Is
we'll known for its hard wearing quail
ties. These silks are being extensively
used for waists and dresses and many
make them up very effectively in com
dresses.
This is n very special Silk value at
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
New Ribbons
ADD THE FINAL TOUCH or
BEAUTY TO MILADY'8 HAT.

hhAuI1 ~ mAnhbA Hal.
Our ribbon store has a national repu.
for the variety and quality Of Is
ribbons.
The new millinery ribbons iust re-
ccivcd are up TO our usual standard.
They consist Of plain 0ron Grains and
pIcot edged ribbons in 3 great variety
OF new colorings.
Prices rs 70 soc = gard.
children's school Hair Riboons. Use
Yard.
In new plaids, combinations, suitable
Tor school dresses.
Hair Bow Molren md rlain Taffstaa.
Use Yard.
Good substantial quality for hair
bows, in all the wanted shades.
Roman and Bayadare sszipes. soc TO
81 so Yard.
These are very pretty miilinery rib
hons in all the new color combinations,
9 10 = inches wide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
GAVE AN INDIAN DRINK;
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL

Francisco Lncero. whom Indian Si-
perinseadent y. T xSnergan caught
sharing a bucket Of beer with an lu-
dian yesterday. Was sentenced 10 "a
days In Jail BY Isdge Craig this morn
Ing In the city court. He was chasyed
with ~disorderiy conduct.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
ROsenwaId's
Diamond Club
Sarc Your Dimes apd
Buy Diamonds
DIAMONDS

From the Famous Kimberley
Mines now sold on The JITNEY
Diamond Sales Plan. For one
month we will sell you a Dia.
mond Ring IT. perfect cut LA
dies on Gentlemen's) Ia a lax
Solid Gold Mounting, ON the
Jitney Plan. You pay 10 cents
doNn aud 10 cents additional
each week, for % weeks, then
the ring is yours.
We will sell you Any diamond
ring YOU prefer, ON the same pro-
portionate terms. Ask the clerk
at the Jewelry counter to give
you a circular telling you about
the "Jitney Plan" Of buying dia.
mOnds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
Watch Repairing and
Fine Engraving

Are two special features Of Rosenwald's
.Jewelry Department. Our Mr.. Selko,
who has charge Of these lines Of work,
is an expert matchmaker aud one Of
Americas lending engrnyers. His
knowledge and professional experience
are part Of our 'sStofe Service and
with all that yon will pay less Ut Ros-
enwald' 5 than you will elsewhere for
repair work on jewelry and general or
speeisi design engraving.
See the "Bob-o- Link" in our
Window-We Engrave Them
Free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
LEAGUE.

The ladies of 81 Johns Guild viii
hold o. social afternoon on Wedncs-
day. September 10. from 3 tn .
o',lock. ut the home of MIS-. Chovcs,
sol North Eleventh street. All the
Indies of the church. whether mcm-
brrs NJ the Guild or not, are most
cordially invited to come aud bring
their sewing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
nlIi.hnrn.It- Z. nrnnLlAm b

Pittsburgh ....00t OOt 3eO--7 a. %
.nrookiyn 200 0OO 2tO-5 . /
Batteries; Comgtock, Eneizer and
Rcrry: Marion, smith Wilisc, Blue
Jacket ana Land. Simon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
BEAUTIFUL CHINA
ODDS AND ENDS

ON our third floor you will find odd
pieces of American aud Austrian Porce
lain ut about one.fourth their original
value. They are sorted IN lots at -four
different prices.
Come snd see what you can buy at
= 10 10
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
The Dark, Rich Hues of Falling Leaves are Reflected in the
Autumn Creations for Women
and Misses
We Specialize in Apparel at Moderate Prices
and Misses
We Specialize in Apparel at Moderate Prices

y om can say that any particular feature Of new fashions is prnmmto or fixed II that were
true YOU could buy all you needed for u whole season in one week and how tired Of them you
would bc Once AN attractive style is introduced and approved by an prae" a dozen clever
designers will ind inspiration for adaptations and innovations Thus the fashion, are yer inter-
ctmg. ever changing and mhady is ever charming New styles appear at RoSnwalds as soon
as they appear New York and ire adopted b. women of fashionable discrimination. TonD.
row we viii hahnre the new anas az prices lt are modnhei Indeed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
A Very Unusual
Sock Value

fine quality yarn, seamless,
black, tan, grey and navy, sox
that are usually sold at poe; we
are going TO surprise you with
this very unusual value at Sc
a pair.
PAIRS FOR $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
T0DAY'S GAMES
AMERICAN
Ciiicogo, Z; Boston. ..


First game; X. " y.
Chicago ......G0O 0OO Otu-1 3 ;
ilustou .~......OnN 700 iux y o
pHitrrles' scott, Cicottc, Wulfgang,
Leonard ana Carrisan.
~. Louis. y; Philadelphia, >.
Score: n. II. r..
81. Louis .....lOe 500 oils ~ !
philadelphia ..0Ot oct GOO Z I
Batteries. Phillips ana Lcary Shec-
ham. Ecclcs aud McAVoy,
Detroit. .; New York, q.
Detroit .......Ol1 600 GOO 10 q
New York 1000 O0O O0O-0 2 q
batteries. James ana Stnnago; Fis-
hor. Russell and N~uuamakCr.
cleveland. .; Washington. 2.
Score: n. II. u
Cleveland 600. Geo 100 COL g
Washington 800 0OO OOX-3 9
BATTERIES: Garrett. Jones, Garter
and O'Ncil; Bochling, Gallia and
Henry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
WONDERFUL VALUES IN
Tailored Suits at $500

This price was established at Rosen-
wald's years ago aud each season we
cndeavor 20 give greater values. Our
New York buying organization dill.
gently sought out the most reputable
makers for the most remarkable suits
We have v Offered at the price. We
feature tomorrow plain models,
strictly tailored styles and dressy Of
iccts Ia every wanted material and
c1,".: $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
NEW SERGE AND SILK
Autumn Dresses ASSOC

Dame Fashion has looked with favor
ON the Cloth and Silk Dresses, aud
rightly so, because they are the
smartcst and most practical dresses
possible To secure. In the new show.
ing We offer marvellous values in com
b%inations of wool serge and satin or
taffcta. Jaunty new models that are
sure TO appeal to women and misses.
Shown in navy, African brown,
crows wing green, etc. See these
dresses $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
A FEATURE OF
New Silk Dresses $500

our new showing of silk Dresses for
street and afternoon wear is the most
interesting We have ever placed on
sale. The materials include char
mouse, crepe meteor, crepe dc chine
and taffeta in every autumn color.
We have used more care in selecting
these dresses than ever before and go
where YOU will, You cannot find bet
ter values. Semi Princess lines and
other new styles = in evidence.
r,iss $500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-13
A SHOWING OF
Autumn Skirts at $3.50

Any establishment could we'll afford
10 feet proud of these smart new
skirts and unusual values at the
price named. The materials are gen
orally found in higher priced skirts.
our showing is complete in every de,
tail. Besides serges. mannish hair
line cloths, We feature novelty mix
lures and wool and silk combina-
tions. New autumn %colors, navy and
black represented. You will wonder
how we can sell On ~ en-
such skirtH at-~SsOO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
Inspector Reynolds Not Gale 4.

thi"f Immigrant Inspector Fr,uuld~
oi thc United States station here. Who ~
rcrtcH tu nn rii' iu So Antonio I'm -uu.
%nrr,irn with th- trial Of Imiliu puirua
,;umcz. Charge with illegal entry aul
smuggling lH~ ruI Nrt gone tn san tU.
tonic. Mr.. Y Nu1id> ~-id tod.y ihIt wv.
't1N rNnrci> tlrf thr t;nn r.-r viii I'm.
postponed urtL thc u.NI term nr thr tl
cr1l court AZ San Antonio GrWcz p-l-
r' arrested lt Now Orleans tut dat-
ago Iu>t a~ ihr rItrrrurui oni .il> Wrr
preparing t1 forfeit hi~ huul which WAS
~.i.'Fr iu cI-h
lud.r and Mrs James 8. Graham. AND
Judge Hrd Mrs. I'M. M. Jones. we're in Slu
Antonio t".lp'. sAp cling wv gr from fh-r.
H" Austin tn attend ihr inaugural ball fr.
Governor James WI Ferguson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
JUDGE KEARFUL
is A VISITOR
Prominent Attorney OF Mexico City Who
I1S Made Deep Study Of Mexican Si;ua-
ton Is On His Way 10 Washington to Cal
on the State Department.

Judge Francis !. Kc1rful Of Mexico
city. Onr uf lhc mo~i prominent American
attorneys ia the capital arrived 81
Brownsville This affrruouu from san IN
tonic. and cNI ri, to pend tW" or three
.dal. iu thi> rity.
Judge krarfur observed Che same rrti
,rucc A. other Americans uud MrNi,.n~
coming uIt W.T. .hr republic after thr, hl.r
spent a beng number nf wears there How
rtU r .hr i- Known iu hr w lgt.u student
of M,Nicau 10 ir>. and ID Is Stated here
thlt hi+ visit tp .hr United States i~ ir
connection with the Mexican situation llc
d, pr hi> way tn Washington. here hr
dur nn ncNi SUNDAY. tnd visited Browns
vile fu~ certain Information. which - e.
said hc viii present tn thr state depart
mrui 1t jhr national capital.
The visitor came nut nf thr republic
some days lau after " inr. uud tedious
rip from NcNico Citv az Ii P.~o. hav
iug mHic lhr trim with Trufin rriyrn oI
ErHv %i~,ili" vhtu Ilr la.t,r rr%turpcI af
ter = Sta, Of several months in ihc capi
tal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
BROWNSVILLE
LADY ISA RAINMAKER
lnyentS Balloon Apparatus Which Will
Produce Rain After First Violently Dis
turning the Atmosphere.

Mrs. III. " lIuk NJ the Lakrvicw nai
~. Brownsville. has been advised that
Ter brother. James M. Cnrlray NJ Los
Angeles. t. th, inventor If 4 patent rain.
maker. The Invention i, explained a.
"l apparatus that i~ carried inc The WI
m">phcr" IN a captive balloon. and III,
designed i"r tho carrying ont ~ au cllh
"tllc process for producing rain. which
inst violently di~turh> the atmosphere
Hud then >upplir> it with moi>tur. ami
nitrogen. The rlan involves the send
i- np ~ \ lar-r humber NJ such hnl
Rooms Simultaneous, over the area IL ~
treated Mr. t"rlrHn i> . professional
inventor. having brought uut Y number
"l '"niriNancc> of practical use.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
Notice Of Bids for County Depository
Of WiIIaCy County, Texas.

Notice IN hereby given tunt tHc Com
missioner court % Nillacv county. Texas.
viii au th, -cruud Monday I'M February. n.
y 1918. same being the Nth day ot sand
laruth. r.r0iyc proposals from any bank
ite corporation. a~~uciltion ~ individual
h1utcr IN such county that uay desire tn
~ selected a- ihr drpu-itlry or thc funds
oi said Wiliacv county.
ANY and aIl hil- must hr accompanied
p, q certified check tor not less than one
half WI one nrr cent oi thc co-ntv revenue
81 the pr,ccdug YEAR. to-wit: MOT less than
$50. and ul bids must hc Delivered tn the
County Jud., uf -aid Willacv county ou
or before tho first day ai the fern oi the
cuuiui -%iuucr-' court. ai which the ~clcr-
tiou ni q depo~itary i~ . Pc ID. de. to-wit
February ". 1918. J nthc form w Y sealed
proposal stating the rate - interest that
sand banking corporation. association or
individual banker oiler~ to pay on The
funds of said county between the date of
such hid and the next regular time for the
selection oi q dcpn~iturv.
AVERY RI. SEARLF.
County Judge Of Willacv County. Texas.
Sarita. WiIIacy County. Tcva-. January
Is. 1915. u l9262-2.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
TAXPAYERS NOTICE.

Thi~ ~ ~ notify al owners WI property.
real aud personal. that ! will bee at the
places below named at the time -rt oppo-
~lte each for the purpose Of assessing and
taking rcndiiiou- tor THE year 1915 and I'M
owners are urged ~ arrange 10 make their
rcudiuun~ at that time.
at Harrington state Bank. January Il
to 81. inclusive.
At Ia Frria. State Bank. February III
Ga > inclusive.
.At State Bank. Lytord. March , to III.
inclusive.
40 R~aymondvillc. State Bank. March IN
to %. inclusive.
AZ san Bcnito. February > to -. iuclu-
>Ive. GEORGE CHAMPION.
Assessor. Cameron County. Texas.
|-1llff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
BIG MORTGAGE FIRM
ENTERS THE VALLEY

Herbert l.. Smart. vice president ~
the Wells n nickcv CO.. NJ Minneapolis.
MINI one IF the largest mortgage and
loan firms in thr United States has been
in Cameron county tn" past week hooking
into the advi>ahiIitv ~ his firm c%urriue
this field. The company has already
made some lnlu- un real estate in tho
north rud ar The county, AMI planning to
expand ia the field j. now arranging m
Austin for " permit ln NV business in
Texas.
The cununuv> field extends from The
Mississippi river a. the Pacific cna>t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19

Mrs. a.. Albert Browne leaves this If
tcrnoun for Stn Antonio. where she will
visit friends Tor a few days.
Judge ;. l.. Silver Of Mercedes arrived
in Brownsville yesterday. and will spend
a Jew days here. lie j. registered AT the
Miller hotel.
g.. W. Ilammcr>lcv Of San Antonio j. "a
visitor IN the city today a guest 40 the
san Carlos hotel.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Norman Martin have ar
rived in the city, ana are guests At the
SAN Carlos hotel.
q. T. Mclaughlin Of Shreveport. LII.
H. 4 business visitor in Brownsville io-
day. lie is a guest at the san Carlos no
tel.
4. III. Rover 81 san Bcnito j. a business
visitor IN Brownsville today. ilc IL w
guest at the san CarluS hotel.
Gordon Miles of Donna IL IN Browns
willie today on business. lie i, registered
40 the san Carlos hotel.
W. II. Wiclaud ~ Houston " \ bust
ness visitor ia the city TODAY. Iic il reg
i~trrrd at tlr san Carlos hotel.
". J.. DARCY nf san Antonio j. = bust
ness vi>iur I'M the city today. tie - "
guest al the san Carlos hotel.
- Written ~ Houston i> 4 business
visitor in brownsville TO-DAY. lie j. reg
i>tcrnd "a the Miller huctl.
l.. 4. Burns nj NoaLum il q business
visitor III the city today. i guest I'D Che
Miller hotel.
II. T.. Sullivan II Siuion II IL Browns
willie toda, nn business. he j. a guest
I'D the Miller hotel.
N. u. Nckccvcr NJ Enid. okla. il "
business visitor ia the city today. Iic
H. registered no the Miller hotel.
&. VI. Hoh1rI> Of San Ecnito il attend
ing the meeting ~ the county court.
II II. GRAY of San Antonio j. 4 visitor
~ the city today. " guest at The Miller
hotel.
Wade Hampton III Waco X 4 business
visitor iH the city TODAY. \ guest ;t the
Miller hotel.
N N. Campbell M San Nutorio diyi
Sion superintendent for The Wells Fargo
company. express. in in Brownsville a.
di,. Mr.. Campbell " making \ tour w
The VALLEY looking into the truck ship
ming situation.
II. : Walden uf san Antonio j. Il hu>i
ness visitor iu brownsville today. ne
s "a guest 1t The Miller hotel.
Walter Sinner of San Antonio t. reg
i>l-rcd at the Miller hotel.