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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
SCHER WILL APPEAL
Test tnsc Of SOdn Water Selling n,
sunday to go to Supreme
Court.

Mike Schcr. confectioncr at Ninth and
broad streets, has announced his pur-
pose To appeal 10 the State Supreme
Court from conviction in Police Court
ana flustinGs Court on charge OF sell
Ing cigars soda water and sof. drinks
on Sunday.
II il pointed ont from the offico
OF Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard that tho question has been set
Tied by the Court OF Appeals in tho
case Of the Commonwealth against tho
Hanger Drug Company, Of Portsmouth.
decided on January 1G. 1908. Tho opin-
ION against the drug company vas
handed down Ivy Judge cardwcIl
In reply to questions from officers
in every part of tho state az to Ia
hiltty OF removal under thu custer
law, the Attorney statns that
the following officers arc conscrva,ors
Of the peace: all judges. Justices Of Tho
peace. commissioners I'm chancnrv
notaries public and county surveyors
and constablcs. Mr.. Pollard also caIJg
attention 10 section 39&S Of the Code.
which requires the following officcry
TO make reports Of all violations Of the
law TO the attorneys for the Common
wealth: sheriffs. commissioners Of tho
revenue. constablcs or other officers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
HiBERNIAN DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR BOSTON
Annual Meeting of Descendants Of
Irish Race to lie Given Notable
Entertainment.

Delegates TO the national convon-
non OF the Ancient Order OF Hihcr-
mans will leave Richmond to-day for
h"ston. where the annual meeting will
ne neld this year. The party .ill travel
ny way Of Norfolk. from which civ
thcN viii go direct 10 BOSTON hv
steamer. The order has more than in
90" members. and is the largcs, So
ci+tN Of the descendants Of the Irish
race The convention will he n,adc IN
"f 500" delegates from all sections Of
tho country
committee composed Of Bos,on's
foremost men and women has arranged
every detail for the entertainment, or
inc delegates to the convention. tho
program including a trip in the Ros-
ION harhor. public reception. ban.
fuet sightseeing trips and dance. ~,
me close OF the convention the entire
Virginia delegation will go to Hartford
"nn.. where they will he the guests
OF The Hartford division Delegates
rom Richmond to tho auxiliary are:
Mrs Sarah Robinson. Mrs John +
Williams. Mrs. j. w. OConnor and Mrs
w J. Leaman. There will also be in
IN" party Mrs. Margaret Williams
Misses Marie. Margaret and Theresa
MCKINLEY. Mrs. Henry Mckinley. Misc
rosa Cox and Miss Mamie Rcartou. ar
hlchmond. and they will lie Joined in
N"rIoik by delegates from other sec
lions of Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
PREPARING NEW HOME
orphnnagc for Girls Soon 10 Nov.
From Seventh and Leigh


Preliminary to the removal Of tho
orphans under the charge of tho Fc-
male Humane Association to their new
home. work WAS started yesterday on
Il large dining room Ia be added To
the old Mosby home in Highland Park
Addition. which was purch1 scd by tho
association recently. Tho organiza-
ion's present orphanaEc is located n,
Seventh and Leigh Streets. and il Is
planned 10 have the new home ready
by september !.
Thcr" are now forty-fivc little girls
IN the institution. Mrs. Lewis c. VIII
liams, chairman OF the board OF dircc-
tors said yesterday that 1t was planned
to conduct the now homo along tho
lines Of the Methodist Orphanag,.
which Is located on the Broad stree
Road. Wish few repairs TO the
Moshy home, which arc being made. "
viii make an ideal location for the in
stitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Veteran Member OF Police Depnrtmcn {
Fails to Pass Physical
Examination.

Sergeant j. li. kcrsc was retired by
Mavor Ainslic Yesterday because Of
physical disability. Police Surgeon OPP
penhimcr failed to pass Sergeant kcrso
when he examined the other officers OF
the force. and the case was called for
consideration yesterday. Mayor .Ainsle
ana Major Werner decided. after
snort conference, TO place the ser
geants name on the retired list.
Sergeant kcrsc. perhaps, is one of
the bcst-known officers in the city. Ho
was appointed to tho force in June.
1857, and had been actively engaged
III enforcing the laws up TO the time
or his retirement. During the last
rev years he has been serving as desk
sergeant at the Second Precinct Sta
ton. tic suffered several attacks OF
vertigo several months ago and is said
not to have entirely recovered from
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
HEARING ON NEW WEIGHT
AND MEASURE STATUTE
Requires All Food In Package Form
10 Show Net Weight Measure
on Numerical Count.

The State Dairy and Food Depart
ment Will hold a public hearing in the
Capitol Building on July 20 in connec-
iicn with the nct-weight measure law
enacted by the last Legislature.
The law requires all food and bev-
erages put in package form to ba
marked with the net weight, measure
or numerical count.
The purpose OF the hearing" is to
give all parties interested manufac-
turers. dealers and consumers. an OPP
portunity to present their views 10
what constitutes food in package
form" how such packages should be
marked and what exemptions. in order
that the department may obtain from
tho trade and others information which
viii enable 1t TO establish proper reg
ulhtions for the enforcement of the
act.
This Law directly affects all distrih-
utors of food products sold in pack
age form. 1t offers a. very large pro-
lection to the consumer in his purcha Sc
OF foods, and his views are as earnest .
~ desired as are those of the trade
Those whc desire may present their
views in writing 10 Dairy and Food
Commissioner Benjamin l.. Purcell
Richmond. on or before the date of the
hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
GRAND JURY MAY PROBE
WASTE At GAS WORKS
henrico Authorities Determined to
Put Stop to Pollution Of
James River.
MAKES FISH UNFIT TO EAT
NO Estimate Of Loss to City Through
POURING Into River By-Products,
Said by Government Experts to
Have High Market Value"

while city officials have promised to
remedy the situation, II was learned
yesterday that the grand jury OF the
iicnrico Circuit Court would probably
institute probe into the contamina-
tion or the waters of the James River
by dumping into the waters of the
stream waste products from the City
Gas Works, and from the plant of the
ArmitaSc Refining Company. Both en-
tcrpriscs have assured State and Fed
eral game agents that the practice
would be discontinued. and the county
authorities are closely watching tho
outcome of the Investigation.
Judge r.. Carter Scott, in the Henrico
Circuit Court. adjourned the grand
jury until July %, after it had con-
sidered all charges made to it for the
regular July term. So far as could be
learned yesterday there was no other
matter TO be considered by the grand
jury OH July 81. Numerous citizens of
the county have complained of the con-
tamination of the James River. and
several of these arc planning to bring
the matter TO the attention of the grand
jury In event that the practices are
continued.
henrico County officials nave been
advised by Federal authorities that
they have full authority TO prevent
the dumping into tho river of any
poisonous matter. The jurisdiction Of
the county authorities, they said, cx-
tended TO the lowwater line on the
Chesterfield County side of the river
These officials. however, have the CO.
operation of the Chesterfield authori-
ties. as complaints have also been filed
in the adjoining county.
EXPERTS PIT SOLE
BLAME ON GAS WORKS
An investigation of the numerous
complaints of the pollution o. the
James River was made by Fish and
Game commissioner Parsons, State
BactcrioloEist Stewart and Fish Path
oloGist Thomas. of the United States
Bureau of Fisheries. In their reports
the investigators held the City Gas
Works and the ArmitaSe Refining
Company solely responsible for The
contam nation.
superintendent Knowles. OF the Gas
Works, said yesterday that filters had
been installed at the Gas Works sew
crai years ago. and that the city would
not continue TO dump waste prod
uctS into the river. \ representa-
i've OF the refining company has like
wise assured officials that tie matter
would be remedied.
No estimate has been made of the
loss TO the city through the constant
washing away of what the United
states government expert has de-
scribed as valuable by-product.
The written report, filed with State
Game Commissioner Parsons. says:
AT the present time there is no e1-
cuse for this practice. as each ono II
these compounds. were they properly
recovered. would have very high
market value"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
CHAMBER TO CONDUCT
CLUB FOR Statesmen
business Manager Dabney Returns
From American Congress of Sales
manslifp az Detroit.

Richmond is to keep abreast OF the
times and will be among the few cities
OF the country to have saleSman's
club. which is TO be opened early in
September under tho auspices of the
Chamber of Commerce. Business Man.
agcr w. r. Dabncy, Of the chamber.
returned TO Richmond yesterday from
Detroit. where he attended the convcn-
ton of the American Congress of
Craftsmanship.
Mr.. Dabncy said last night that he
was thoroughly convinced of the great
good that could be accomplished
through the establishment of tho
salcsmans organization. 81 was agree
ably surprised at the meeting" he said.
and learned more in the short time
was there than I could possibly have
learned in a year of reading. Many
people have no idea OF the great GOOD
that can be done through the inter
change Of ideas.
Tho classes that will be opened by
tho Chamber of Commerce for the
statesmen Will not he confined to any
one line, but will be intended for all
lines, whether wholesale or retail.
While az yet no details Of the plan have
been worked out, 1t Is probable that
certain nights will be devoted to Diff
fcrcnt classes of craftsmanship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
HELD IN DEFAULT OF BAIL
A. w. Goldsmith Charged With VIC.
lation of Federal White slave
I.uN1.

A w. Goldsmith twenty years old.
charged with violating ;hc white slave
law, has been committed to Hcnrico
County lail by United States Bail Com
missioner Melvin c. Flcgcnhcimcr In
default Of 1900 bond. Ills wife Eula
+. Goldsmith, nineteen years old Is
committed TO jail as a material wit
ness, in default of a $500 bond
The husband Is held under an in
dictmcnt brought against him in the
District OF Columbia. He was arrested
for alleged violation of the white slay,
law In Main street hotel on June -.
the arrest being made hy Detective.
ScrgcantS Bailey and Wiltshire.
Goldsmith and his wife were mar
ried here by "Parson Mike Macon on
February -. after an clopcment from
Crcensviilc, :. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
LABOR LAW CASES
Justice Robinson, Of Ncupur, \.y
VIII Remit Fines IL Inv 1,
Complied with,

Justice Robinson. OF Ncwpog, News
st was given out yesterday at III. .,
fee OF Labor Commissioner Ughorfv
has Imposed fine OF 50 on ca,a ~
several merchants in tina, city charu,d
with having violated the section or
the State labor laws concerned Win
sanitation. The merchants arc allowed
sixty days III which to comply WIN
the law, ana IL they obey the s,atu,.
the fines viii be RENTED.
The merchants and cOiunaul, q.
brought before Justice Robinson ar.
w o. Heath d Company, the Gu, rricc
Sample Shoe Company, the Great Al
lantic and Pacific Tea Company. ,be
Etzeman's Shoe Palace, the old Man
Branch Grocery Company, the Shackl.
ford Auto Company. w. H. updike and
q. w. Burcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
MEMORIAL WINDOW TO
REV. MARTIN JOHNSON
VIII lie Unveiled on July 20 In Chime,
~ state Fnrm-TrinripnI Ad-
dress by George Drynn

memorial window 10 Row. Marti,
Johnson. an Episcopal rector, who died
last year while occupying his pulpit In
Goochland County. will be unveiled on
July 20 in the chapel at the State Farm
where he frequently preached The
window, which is already in position.
IS the gift of the EN- Prisoners Aid
Society. and was selected by n com
mite" composed of T.. T. Morris chair
man KEY. L. x. Mason. H. u. and
George Bryan.
The ceremony Will take place 10.
tween II aud o'clock. when the priu
cira address viii be delivered by Mr.
hiHan Prayer viii he offered hv nov
) ) Gravatt. r. aud Mr.. Morris
VIII preside Renediction will he pro
nonnc"d by Rev + T. usgood
me following inscription appears on
tn" window:
In Memory of
KEN MARTIN JOHNSON
iS52-lal5
come y" blessed, ink1ri, IN. King
dom for was in prison and y. ran,o
unit" me" '''"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

wiz OF error and superscdcay wo,
"N"'"eI Yesterday in the state Sin
P,Hme Court Of Appeals in the anne.,
:" inc cap" Charles Bank mcorpor.,
w. dsSi Ghcs Of and successor 10 the
-. NUN ord Ranking Company, In
'ision awarded in the Circuit, t,onr,
y northampton County in favor OF
No Farmers Exchange OF tho Easter,
shore ~ Virginia -
u" SUIT was instituted against tho
,I'l"her on a promissory note i'm
.''N'hE $1,000 B"nd on the par, %,
We @"Ah"ner vas required I'm the sum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Dies From Fractured skull.

Beverly Carter, the negro youth who
fell from a window in Gilbcrt's Hotel
Wednesday and sustained a fracture or
the SKULL died at Virginia Hospital
yesterday afternoon. Carter was known
at the hotel as Leroy Harris. but was
recognized by officials at tho hospital
as the boy who had worked there some
time before under tho name of Car
ter. His home was in Chula Carter
is thought TO have lost his balance
while washing window in the hotei
He fell TO the sidewalk, striking on his
head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
SANDER Suit on Trial,

With counsel for both sides vigorous
~ contestinG every point, the suit of
Dr. Camille Ncrda against Chasic Ira
fieri, Tor $4,000 damages for alleged
Siahder. failed To go TO the Jury in
the liustings Court Part H.. Yesterday
as had been expected. and will be re-
sumcd this morning. The suit will
probably he completed late to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Given Maximum S.nt.,c,

Jesse Vest. colorcd was convicted
ny Jury Yesterday in the Hastings
"li' OF shooting George Hurt. also
ana was given the maximum
lars ia IN" star" rcritentiary.
N''hur !-!"hifoot. colored. was con.
''''cd ~ forging The name o, a -cn,,-
sentative Of Inc Richmond Cedar vnrt.
20 an order for small sum Of MONEY
an" was sent I" the pcnitentiurv ,or
one year. +'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

Tho estimated earnings of the South
crn Railway Company for tho first
week OF July wore 5l.353.556 as COM
pared with 3l.171.3l1 for tho same week
OF last yoar. showing an increase OF
3Is2245. according to figures made
public yesterday by Comptroller a. III.
PIunt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
At Dihle Institute.

Tho Devils Vacation" was the sub
1ect or last nights lecture at the Bible
institute Evangelist Scrns is not in
harmony with the rcign-or-peacc
theory, and he cndcavored to show
from the Bible its fallacy. The subject
tonight will be 1.-THE Dessert in Hull
Rlo0YoA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Chorr, for nccordtnu Decd.

Acknowledgement Pollard has ruled
that clerks OF courts must in record
ing deeds OF trust charge for that SER
Vice on the basis of the face of the
deed and tho interest charged thereon.
whether the interest named in the lat
ter is evidenced by obligations or not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Awakened ny purrIar.

Mrs. D. w. shaw, Of 1928 Ruchnnan
Street, reported TO the police of tho
>hird District yesterday that she had
been awakened by burglar In her
home at 3:36 o'clock Yesterday morn
ne. The intruder was frightened way,
and the police are cndcavoring to de-
.ermine his identity. An accurate dc.
boription Of tho man -WaS turp1shnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
handler Dismissed

JNstI"" GriCrs vostcrdav hism,,,oa
IN" cas-" against " r. ChandIc,
ghd,rtu with striking and injurinc p
!, WILKINSON, colorcd. AT Tenth and
RANK streets with an AUTOMOBILES some
time ago 7''''o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Total .....................s.s2

"'di ..''..... 1890. s-o3 90
Helen c"fcr. ammo Cofcr. Tempe
Boyd. Olivia Rurrell Catherine TAYLOR.
L.onia Taylor, Dorothy Sclvagc. Hat
tie Mcars and John Tatum gave an en-
tcrtainmcnt ~ zoe Floyd Avenue
which uettcd $3.50, which was turned
over TO aid the work Of tn. Ice Mis-
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
property and

From these figures il will be noted
the value assessed for 1915 was s22o.-
552.071. and the value assessed for
1908 was s65.6S6.56A. 1t will be fur
thcr noted that there was not appre-
ciable increase in the assessed Value
until forcoful administration of the
tax laws was applied.
Yours very truly.
C. LEE MOORE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14

sE Governor stuart, IL was stated in his
offices yes.erday has left his home
Eat Elk Garden, Russell County. 10 at
Etend the funeral OF Henry Fairfax. Of
Ltoudo,in CoulIsa scheduled 70 take
rlS0N ho>s6aN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
To ASPhyIintr Hog,

~ Ahministratlvc Board yrs,ordsv
directed that g.s main H.. ox,npScd
10 IN" Guy Dog Pound, the fumes Ia he
used IN AspAyxiatinC unclaimed can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
,tnlIr.i for Theft.

Iamcs Blackburn was sentenced TO
thirty days in tail yesterday when
convicted in tho Police Court ottsteal-
tns A. "a, from, .JRmea Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Demand Is Heauu
Upon Ice Mission
Money Needed TO Carry On
Work Among Poor During
Intense Heat.
Demand upon the resources Of the

Demand upon the resources Of the
Ice Mission during the past fcw days
Of intense heat has been so great that
unless the public responds to the an
peal for funds the work Will be great
~ handicapped, IL was said last night
by those in charge Of this charity
which depends entirely upon voluntary
subscriptions
With the continued high temr.ra-
lures there is mn unusual amount of
suffering among the city's poor. cspc-
cIaliy among invalids and sick in
fauts. y few pennies will go long
Way toward relieving much % tnIs
distress
Contributions received to date by
The Times Dispatch follow:
Binswanccr'S office. ..........S i -
I, &. Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
Mrs. Il. II. Boshcr. .... 10 90
Mrs. II irccntrcc ............ 80
Mrs. Il. W. Wcinfcld .. so
a. Il. oSterl"h observation-disclosures. 90
Mrs. John Reed Observation-Disclosures. 90
Reed children. ................. 30
Mrs l.. G. Harrison, Carriers
willie. Va. Observation-Disclosures. o.
Mrs. W 6. Flake. ......... 90
.............. 50
Received yesterday .......s 20 go
Previously acknowledged. az -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
A FEATURE
in Connection With To-Day's
Remnant Sale
"Sanple"
Undergarnents
AT FAR BELOW FAIR PRICES

Al TAN DElLON + AIN 1hlCES.
HERE ARE dainty Muslinwear pieces
one ought to buy and take away by the
armful. And we dare say one will-after
seeing them and noting with what extra
ordinary lowness they are marked
THESE FOUR LOTS TO CHOOSE FROM
Lot l-MusIinwear at 39c a Garment
Lot 2-Musinwear at SOC Garment
Lot 3-Muslinwear at " 79c Garment
Lot 4-MusIinwear at SLID Garment
WOMEN'S UNDERSTANDS. GOWNS,
DRAWERS, CORSET COVERS, TEDDY
BEARS AND COMBINATIONS are included
in each OF the above lots! The variety is
immense, since there are very few garments
OF any one style.
MUSLlNWEAR OF QUALITY-such as
one may buy regularly at Miller G. Rhoads
but seldom at such EXCEEDINGLY LOW
PRICES! Don't miss the opportunity
First Floor Booths; also Second Floor East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
Also a Selling Event of More
Than Ordinary Importance

DECENTLY we asked ourselves, what
IN shall we do with all these broken
lots, remnants and odds and ends of sum-
mer goods? Now we have answered this
question in a manner most satisfactory to
the stores patrons. viz: GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES, and we hope, through
the accomplishment Of clean counters and
Shelves for a result that will be equally
gratifying to ourselves!
FOR BARGAINS OF A MOST Elk
TRAORDINARY NATURE LET
NOTHING PREVENT YOUR VISIT
TO THE SHOPPING CENTER" TO-
DAY!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
SERGEANT KERSE RETIRED

z. HE NIOOINF
Auditor Public Accounts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
Busy Buzzer Bests
Bees On Border

If Won have heard \ kind of huzzing
noise while w communication with some
distant point. q sort ~ 'point-da>h" hrz-
ziug noise. don't bother about IT,. It's Just
the army'~ buzzer system IA work or The
border. transmitting VIVID kinds XVIII official
orders. and the busy hcc has nothing ou
this buzzer. for it, fully as bu~y, IF not
buster than any little bee ON the border.
While the huZzer y~tcm ot the army II
over it- own lines. THE force of the current
j. transmitted to any sort oi life that hap-
pens 10 be near.
A monthly report submitted today g.
Major Frank III. Hopkins shows that 4 to-
tai VII Ill.403 words were handled over
the border huzzer during the month VT
August. an average 81 1902 messages 4
day were sent and received.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
SCALE CLEANUP
IN BROWNSVILLE
CITRUS FRUIT INSPECTOR WILL
INACCURATE Tn0R0 CLEANUP
FOR BROWNSVILLE TREES.

Brownsville j. destined to have another
cleanup campaign shortly, but this time it
i 10 be in behalf OF the trees. DIR. J. j.
Morton Of Mission, citrus fruit Inspector
for this district. announced today that Ia
4 short time Ne viii i%naugurate 4 scale
cleanup. 10 nd every tree in Brownsville
of scale, to "clean it ont from end 10
end he announced.
Dr.. Morton IN " rrr-ory examination
Of trees here found u great number in-
fected with the scale. lie said that in or
der 10 protect the citrus fruits of this
section III In highly necessary that MI trees
he rid of the disease and he said he want
"a the people to understand that il j. up
To them to clean up the scale, or else the
state would be required to Do il. causing
greatcr expense to the tree owners.
The cleanup viii be conducted bv the
spraying system. Texas Wonder or some
other good spray to be used. Badly in
fected trees viii be DESTROYED.
Dr. Morton stated that the campaign
win be conducted through the county in-
specter of trees and orclsrds. George
Bower of San Benito. who was recently
named IN The board Of county commission
Cr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
SAYS Americans
Welcomed Over

II was instructed hy Mayor Salvador
Cardena- Nj Matamoros "a announce that
Americans are always welcome in Malta
moros. that they viii receive cordial treat
ment of the military and civil life Of Mat
amoros and that their safety ~ auaran-
iced" said Mexican Consul j. z. Cara
of Brownsville today. Consul CARA said
paying short visits tn Matanlro- daily.
ana .hft XII Fly hoped that ai may feel
Themselves free u come and 20 whenever
they like.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-06
BELL.ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
PERSONALS


Ross Sampson Of Lard, Colo, = q bus
mess visitor "a today
j. g.. Rowan 81 Mercedes = IN Browns
Vile today on a short business mission.
" +. Sutton ~ Dallas l. a business
=
J. {. Marshall al san Anlonio l. a bus
mess visitor in Brownsville today.