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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23

men, women and children, an endless
parade of misery, drear and hopeless
ness =,
Sherman : army ha, cat its fearful
-wathe through the heart of the
South Another link has been forged
il the chain that binds the Cnnfederacy
to the stake. Another move has been
made in the big war game that is TO
end a App9matoX Court Houss with
the surrender of Lee
1t is wonderful picture in every
truth. Nothing like it has ever APP
peared Ga the screen. and It took a
vast amount of labor ana infinite
patience to stage such spectacle,
This special feature will be shown
at the Electric Theatre on Saturday,
Dec. 2, afternoon and evening.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23
THREE THANKSGIVING BRIDES

Wedding licenses have been issued
during the past week by Judge F. w.
Bleakley out of the county court to
the following parties residing in Cav.
a]ier county:
Nov. 2O-Louis j. Roholt and
Miss Nettie Roholt, both of Nekoma.
November 21-Ignatus Perius, of
Mt. Carmel and Miss May 'Thielen,
of Clyde.
Nov. 22-Peter Schneider and Miss
Mary E. Caniff. both Of Wales.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23
Birth OF e Nation''
Az Electric heatre
Presentation of the Best Known Film America in Lang
don on Saturday, December End.

Quite the most wonderful of the
many wonderful scenes pictured in
1.-The Birth of Natou''is that show
ing Sherman march to the sea, and
the burning of the City of Atlanta
Imagine a view of a long fertile val.
ley, extending for miles. Moving
through this valley in Struggling for
nation, or lack of formation. is the
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23

OF the time fail to agree, but Atlanta
was sacrificed to the flames and the
great fire is so realistically pictured
in The Birth of q Nation that one
can almost smell sn. smoke and hear
the cries Of the terrified people as
they flee to the hills for their lives
Few make any attempt TO save house
hold effects. 80 great is their haste,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23
METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES

Morning Worship-At eleven.
Evening Service-At half past
seven.
:, Sunday School-At Noon.
Epworth League-At 6:A5. Sub
ject, "Cultivating the Thanksgiving
Habit, y leader, Chester Denler.
Harvey Center Services Sunday
school at two and preaching service at
500 p. nj.
Geo. C. Lee. Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23

When baby suffers with eczema or
with some itching skin trouble, use
Doan's Ointment. A little of it goes
a long way and it is safe for children.
SOC box at all stores.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23

Never can tell when you'll smash
finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn.
[or scald. Be prepared. Thousands
rely on DR. Thomas Eclectic Oil.
Your druggist sells it. 25c and SOC.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-11-23
Try one of Polie's specials.

Buy your school supplies at the
Democrat Office.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

The departure III General Alfredo Ri
caut. who left M~atamoro- today Tor Que
~ciaro. recalls the fact that hi coming
into command ~ Matamoro~ last fall was
followed quickly ~ the cessation ~ the
lardit activities on this border. Through
his ahle gcneral~hip. a situation that was
sasf becoming VERY uvlv and. ~ fact. IN
tolerahle ~as changed completely IN a
very short time. peace and quiet were re-
stored. and al danger ~ uninopdlv rcla
tons removed. Al this was accomplished
in n quiet way. without any unnecessary
fuss. General Rlcaui " \ -tauneh ard
thoroughly loyal con~tituiionali~i. ~
worthy and reliable aid IT, has distinguished
uncle. Don Ncnn>tiano Carranga. ~ e~tah-
lShing the new government IN Mexico. Tie
is a man of quiet. Vet firm demeanor. aud
i liberal and broad minded. Rv hi able
handling If the exceedingly difficult Dor
der situation. a we'll aS by hiS cordial
treatment Of Americans. he ha~ won the
admiration and liking ~ hi~ ueighhorS on
this side If the Rio Grande. while AZ the
same time he enjoys great popularity
among his own people.
II should he added that. IN Colonel J. X.
Quintinilla. now in command ut Mata-
moros. General Ricaut leaves = worthy
successor. Colonel Quintnilla j. an Of
fcor of ability 4 man Of high intelligence
and breadth Of understanding. Tie seems
fully capable Of taking care Ut the border
situation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Cur GeniIemanIy Soldiers.

If our punitive a-,n.dtf,, ri. n
continue. w Nv tb.t .,d y,n,,,-
if the Mcxican nao,L m, rot 4.ra
nrceirfrltc u.,r m,lu- e
u- ~ raise Y wv. army wv ub5,. tt.,
Che credit viii ha due very ar.an 4, "a.
personal qualities WIT thr tmrrr.r -,ll..r
one WI thc most .-iru.a.aut th,p. No.
have happened n connection ann I'M nr
pleasant business v.- ihr -,,I.hrU WI
.1.ra Cr,,y r.t.. .
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
TODAY m HISTORY

173l-Dcath ut Daniel pe.or. author ot
Robinson Csl-oe.
lo30-tir-t Norman church WAS organ
lied TN Joseph Smith wy Manchester,
Ny.
1866 First national curumpmcut WI .hc
u. ~. r.. at l~ndiauapeA--
lS9i-Kcl canal dam was tapped anal the
wafer lct n by thc kaiser.
1908 IRA. l.ou. Herbert Horny A-4uiih
became premier, succcrdiug Campbell
BanucrmaH.
1909 Discovery oI thc North pole by Com
mander noherl T.. lgary. L. ). y.
l9l4-lreutr -taned at Ba4uta. hy which
Colombia accented uaur uf @l5 600.
oG0 from United States for damages
and exemptions incident to thc Pam
amr rauai building.
l9l4-IIome rulc hil passed w lt- second
reading on it- thiri pa sage through
the British house of
lgl5-NiliJm Halle Thompson elected
Mayor of Chicago.
1915 Mayor oi Tcrrc %liuutc. Ind.. two
Judges 'uud twenty four politicians
convicted Of election frauds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
THURSDAY. APRIL 9. 1916.
THINK OF TIE CLERKS.

A summer draw near. and one thinks
of the long, hot days soon 70 come, it
makes one sorry to r~calizc that quite a
number ~ Broan-ville merchant still con
tinue 10 hold the clerk IA their store for
long hours after dark. Can NOD our citi-
gems induce those merchants ~ close their
stores nj a reasonable hour. and allow the
clerks 10 have the evening Let the
faithful toilcr- have y fcw hour, cat WI
the iwenty-f0ur for rest, recreation or
self Improvement. Some of our merchants
nave agreed To- close early. yet they feel
that II j. unfair to them that other mer-
chants should remain open al night and
thus obtain trade which they might also
have an opportunity to get. il they should
not close early. There should be q general
agreement on the part oi an merchants IN
the city ia close IA au early hour each
evening.
This Is largely \ matter IN which the
citizens. or ~ least those citizens who are
patrons Of the merchants who -till keep
onen NJ night. may have Influence. IA
III would agrer not ~ "a their -hnppn"
At night the merchants would not keep
open nj night.
The Mexican people of the city could
DO much IN this matter II they would. W
is chiefly merchants who eater 10 the
Mexican trade who ARE keeping their
S'ornS open for hour after dark and keep
no their clerks at work correspondence
hate. The Mexican mutual societies and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Duke OF Connaught Visits New York.

NEW WORK.. April THE Duke of
~Cuauau-at. governor general uI Canada.
and ivy dauehtcr. Princes Patricia.
possibly accompanied hy thc dachc--, ARE
expected IN New YORK today to urt a- pa-
irons Wy thc Red Gross tca garden ut thc
International Flower SHOW. which opened
tudnv. Tine Canadian Red Gross uill tHhc
y prominent part r thr Flower show. t0
geihcr with thc American hcd Gross and a
do2cn relief organization thai ar~ doing
uar relief work. Mis- Margaret Cameron.
vino ~ q sister ~ Mr.. Belmont Tiffany UT
"a city. i- the official Canadian repre-
snNItAr. ana " delegation ha- arrived tu
assist her. The International aspect of
ihc affair b increased hv the Attendance
ot " half hundred nurses vhn were gradu-
atei from Canadian hospitals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
A Fiea for nlnht schoals.

Fort Worth riizeu- wan; uIght schools
establish where -urri-ucr~ who have tu
work al dgy fur y I,r4 cun lo.u.our lam
guaec and secure a better education. Such
4 movement i- conmcHGlhlc. Besides for
eigncr- there urc many American clhIdreu.
with ambition. who haYg to hc'thc bread
wisner~ for q family aud arr craving an
education, hut ARID deprived af NJ because
they can NOT -uarc ihc tiIn, u fh, day. yct
thcv could give an hour ur tan oi tnr NIGHT
tl -lli D,ttcrmeut. a movement ro -irr
such people thr opportunity th.s to-irn i
along the lines oi racial hctterueHi. ktlI-
cation of the ma--,- means hrt.nT citizens
and fewer criminals. TN i- uut pnly hu-
m~anitaran. lint it D. good business econ
omN ~ encourage ni-ht caoal- a- ue.i a-
day schools. i0 lcmpIr Father Hickman
has q uisht school where boys arc Taught
to read, write ana learn What required
ut them iu l.a'- work. Waco Morning
News.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Then Smile 4 While
Now is the lime.

responding to the country needs,
our congress sends out garden seeds.
Appropriation has been u.tdc.
Two hundred thousand iolI w paid
For seed, that viii br iciiy sent
To every known con~tH4
They viii remember lltl .ie name
Their congressman has borne to fame.
Without The seeds. It's ten Ia one
They'd hardly think IA Washington.
Of course, the seeds are NOT much good
Some folk use them for breakfast food.
But still they keep from growing cold
The memory ot the statesman bold.
The statesman name i~ III large print;
Constituent need never squirt.
For there the name, plain a= can bc:
''From Eben CUddleford, NJ. XII"
The congressman are passing wise,
They know I'D pays to advertise.
Borrowed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

OTHER PAPERS OPINIONS.
SCmeh0dy Must PAY.

III wage of railroad iuau arr irrrra -rd.
rallroad rate mu-t Uc Ilcrra XVI ~ our
railroad 20 into bankruptcy. Onc--ixth
If their mileage i- now in rrr. For-' hand-.
What more need bc ~aidt lf tHc wages Ut
coal miners are Increased the public mus.
pay more tor it- coal bills. let U- NOT
complain Ivy future ID III now silently ar-
quiesrc~ ia the miners demand for higher
wages and shorter hoHr-. li wages go
ny and ihc working hours arr cut down
the cost 1T living must increase, Tor the
ultimate consumer fools the bill every
time. Hi the public i- willing to pay the
Increase shat tile railroad men and coal
miners ask. there need Dr. no trouble uH-
loss mrddlr-ont -dcmu4o-uc- deliberately
create III. III csfltai and labor nouid
unite and drive thc de@uaeoguc- ont 81
business ami give .hc people \ rest lher"
would ~ uo cumplaiat about thc cost ur
living. Anud thc general prosperity every
body would no able aud willing to foot Tie
bill. And the dinner PAIL Wulld hc fuller
and the paw cuyolop. lar1cr. Tine dis
turbiag deus -o-ue must gol-Le-io'-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Keeping The Sabbath.

Hrldgci-Thc new ncighhor~ want III init
their grass. mum. and they sent over to
ask the loan of your lawn mover.
Mi~tre->-Lcud them our lawn mower to
rlf grass ou the Sabbath, Certainly rot
TEL them. Bridget. that we haven't onc.-
ho Con Transcript.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Might Help Some.

Don't YOU think Won could NV some
thing with thar orchestra 20 improve any
-ou-l" asked thc lady %-oiai-t at the
thcatcr.
"Nhat'- The mottcr with itl" asked the
orchestra leader.
"Nhy. they could hardly hear uy song
Tor that drum
"Wcll. We can put in 2 couple more
drums r'-Ncwark. N. WI, Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

Perhaps the unpreparedne~~ - the
United States has something 10 do with
G~ermany's persistent sinking Of merchapi-
passenger ships Of enemy countries. More
Americans have been sacrificed on the
Sussex and Englshman. both of which ap-
pear to nave been torpcdoed without warn
ing. And yet Germany still relies upon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

diplomacy and explanations that 30 not
explain 90 keep the Americans paeiied.
Perhaps NJ this nation had Y few more
d~readnaughts. submarine aud guns Ia
match the German armament. there would
be more consideration for American lives
displayed TN that country than at present.
Preparedne-~ - necessary to insure
American rlnht-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
There Were others

'AFe don't print amy such stuff a- thatr'
said The editor loluly. as hc handed bac5
the manuscript.
"NcIl. goa Hc-dnt br -o naughty Shout
it, retortcd the Irregular Contributor.
''You're mot the only one who won't print
it.' Boston Journal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Where is Kitchener

the cost m hte ard treasure the crown
pr.ave : pressing forward. should Yer
Gun fan. then what2 VIII there bc Il drive
il the direction VI Par9. Earl Kitchener
has A,00o,0O0 troops u las command.
Where are these troops and vhat are they
dong s-Fort Worth Record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06
Not Fit COMPANY.

MHthrr,Juluny Stop u-iHg such dread
tul language.
''HIa1-NeI, mother, Shakespeare
uses lt.
Mothcr-fhen don't play with him. he'
En-" IA companion for you.-London Tit
Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

fa-Ionrr. Won mould not fight with
CHAT Iimp-oh boy.
Tommy know It, pa. But I didn't
know N before 4 ht hmm Birmingham
Age Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

Send y tew packaee- "a makin'-" ~
the boys AZ tie front down II Chihuahua.
II grieves one to think of those poor boys
being deprived vi the consolation of y
smoke.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

RoBBY,S VIEWS

R0BBfS VIEWS
There should be a closer RELATIONSHIP between the people of Texas and
the state legislature. The people should take q deeper interest in the sub
jects that com before the legislature. They should watch with more scru-
tiny the acts of the legislators and they should make tn. legislators feel the
great responsibility that rests Hon their shoulders. The Office # legla-
tor is not a lucrative one. but instead of agtating a change in the system
that nw prevails, the M can be put to much better advantage by agnat-
ing the election Of the best Observation-Disclosures Governor IS. 4. Hobby.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-04-06

Remember the military training camps
to b. held "a san Antonio and Galveston
IN June. Every able-bodied Texan should
enroll.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Juror Created
Disturbance, Deputy
Sought Another Bee

W thc Texas statutes contained any law
requiring the arrest ~ \ per-en ~lndulging
IN snoring to the discomfort VT amy othcr-
sleeping III thr near vicinity there might
have been such au arrest hy Chief Deputy
~ NJ. Enrnc- at the county court house "
night ~ fw" ago. y jury WAS 'lockr'l'
pending "a verdict, and spent ihc night iu
thc Jury quarters on ihc third floor oi
thr building, under the "watchful' eye ol
Mr.. Barnes. Along tn the wee -fnn' hours
of the morning Mr.. Bnrnr~ found himself
awakened hy noise cnanuting from q near
ty bed. lie waited and waited. bat the
noise ceased not. Then he got up. crcpt to
The door, opened IL. locked Il aud went GAP
seek rcpn~e out of hearing, Ia
another empty Jury room. Pretty soon
there was ! general clamor from Chs jury
room. The entire iury Wa~ awake aS
bright a~ day, and ohieciing most ~trcnu
ouSly to being locked .up-therc might he
u fire. ~ Just anything. And the chief
deputy sheriff had wv spend the balance WI
the night just that way.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
INSURE
Queen Theater Reopens
April s, Pappas Has
Arranged For Films

Andrew rarpa7 md cine Queen thcatcr
returned to-day irom y business trip 10
Houston. Dallas and Fort Worth. and an-
ncuuced on h- return Chat hr has made
arrSnasmcnt~ which win insure au unin-
tcrrupied program ior hi~ thcater when i
Is rrnpcuci undcr ihr direction nj Pappas
and hi> a-~ociatr. Al ~ smith. on Vac 9Th
day 81 April The t%lcater clu~cd recently
on acconni of films failing tn arrive rca7i-
larls.
Mr.. Pappa~ stated That IL addition to
the Paramount aud William \. Fox pie
surs>. which we're included ~ hi> original
crorram. IA has arranged for the ". \.
T. E. plcturg~. ihc Nltagraph. Luhin,
Srbr ans ES-auay. Al these screen con
Germs arr wei known to movie tam m
Brownsville.
He sass he made no arrangements for
..rr<thne hout~ 90 his .hcatcr. believing
ms eela fer this sport not 10 Ne ripe here
At this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
MEET
AT SINT0N FOR
2-DAY SESSION
TEXAS GULF COAST EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION WILL GATHER
AT SiNT0N FRIDAY.
MANY TEACHERS or LOWER COAST
COUNTRY ON PROGRAM FOR THE
ANNUAL CONVENTION.


The dtih annual meeting vi the Texas
Gulf Coast Educational Association, viii
BE- held * Sinton Friday and Saturday.
March 81 and April /. 4 large number
Of teachers from Cameron and Hdalgo
county are expected ~ attend THE meeting.
the school board w some " the cities
having made special arrangements u per
mt attendance.
The program ior The session Wi! nc:
FRlDAY-ConycucS III 10 :99 ". w.
Musical program.
2-Invoeation.
3-Werome address. lion. M. Ia. Child
err, Siuton.
5-Re-ponsc. u. @. Tollnd. Alice.
5-Rcgi~iTation and announcements.
FRIDAY EVENING. 7.30-MuAiral
program.
Address, Dr.. h. n. Musselman. nillas.
Address. Hon. M Il. Doughty, Au-tin.
Address. President T.. N. Bradley, Den
ton.
SATURDAY, $50 a.. D.. Mexican
Promblems ten minute talks IA leaders.
"Our Attitude Toward the Mexican
Problem wy Such Mrs.. George Montague.
san Diego.
Securing Regular attendance" Ms
Mamie Buck. Mercedes.
securing Books. and supplies y. ~.
Christen. Laredo.
securing Cooperation wv Parents" Ms
Lizzie Barbour. Brownsville.
'lndu-tral Training Suited 10 Environ
ment~ aud Life Prospects, ID. M Scale,
San Diego.
segregation Advantages and Di-ad-
vantagc-. !. !. Galloway. Brownsville.
GENERAL PROBLEMS-"A SNmra-
thctic Understanding of Environment &.
G. hallmark. Kennedy.
"Thc Compulsory Education Law aud
How ~ Meet IT, ! J. Tucker. Corpu.
Christi.
"Teachcr'- Duty w Connection With he
Tax Amendment" W. J. Jourdan. HarIn-
gen.
"Bcncht- VI Membership iu thc Texas
State teachers A--oeiation." Nat Benton.
president. Corpus Christi.
SATURDAY. ] 3o ". m.- Business -r--
sion: Report WI committees: auditing
nter-a--oriatioual resolutions nomina-
tion-.
Election nf officer. \.
Selection of next meeting place.
Adjournment.
Prot. VI. N. kcnnamer. professor of
science in the Brownsville public schools.
probably will he the onit representative at
Che session from Brownsville. lie expected
to leave fer Ninion this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
PERSONALS

c. Y. Willard Of San Antonio j. a busi-
ness visitor in Brownsville.
Captain =. J. sanders of ihe State ranger
force II Alice i7 i Brownsville visitor Tor
day.
Constable 8. ". Wallis of R-aymondvhle
: in Brownsville % business today.
J. T. sullivan of Corpus Christi i il
Brownsville today.
hltwced Pomeroy, wen known Donna
horticuiiuraIist, y \ business visitor II
Brownsville.
John W. Warren " San Antonio ~ "
bn-ines- visitor IN The city. IT. j. \ guest
M tho Miller hotel.
4. q. Mcpherson m Harrington ~ ivy
Brownsville m business today. IT. ~ y
gue-t M the Miller hotel.
Deputy sheriff jeff Scrivner of san Be
nito is "a business visitor IN Brownsville
today.
Tom Morris and NJ. q. Gregory of liar
lingcn are court week visitors in Browns
vile.
". F.. Harlan If Santa Maria b q bu-i-
ness visitor in Brownsville today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
With The Courts


Tie taking WI testimony in The ease w
III II. PUndlcton. " al. ~. the Md Cont
ncnt Life Insurance Company. II aI. was
completed Wednesday afternoon. The
ease probably Viii hp tsrncd oyeT " The
Jury late this afternoon.
AS soon WY thi~ ease Wy di~pa-ed WI
minor criminal eases will Nv heard wv order
to clear the docket before thc trial ut muir
der eases sct for next Monday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
hat cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
r. j. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. ..
We. thc undersigned. have known F ".
Cheney for fhr last f5 years. and believe
hin perfectly honorable w NIL busiBrss
Transactions and financially able to carry
out amy obligations made by MS firm
NATIONAL BANK Oh COMMERCE..
Toledo. u.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
acting directly upon The blood and mI-
cons surfaces ~ the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price ~ cents Der bottle Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Hats Family Pills for constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Detachment OF Recruits Arrive.

\ detachment of twenty eight recruits
for the forces ia Fort Brown arrived on a
special car to-day from Jefferson Barracks.
ST. Louis. The ''rookic-' viii he ass signed
~ The different infantry eompame- y Fort
ErnMu.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

Tho Herald l. authorized a. atsnaHnee
Zeh HI Nixon Ut kingrsiIls- hishrfs eenn-
IN. a~ n candidate Tor District Atiornrf fox
the Twenty Eighth Indieial nistnf1. rnn-
iect ~ thr action * the DemoeFahe Tn
mares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Wz!;|'XM
THEAIRf.
MATINEE AT p "A

TIE DIAMOND FROM TIE SKY-The
l4th chapter, -Lore aud Money
Harry Norey and Roger Lyiton IN
TIE WOMAN IN TIE BOX-yjtagranb
drama in luo acts.
WILLIE NfilPPLE'S DREAM-Comedv.
PAIdE NkNS-LatcSt current events.
Tomorrow Neher aud Fields. al-s YIeIcn
Wars, u Gross Currents
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

"~~Fh1'@ mum W f'NAAHi lN~~
senacrs received 2 healthy shaking up yes
terday at III no o'clock at the passenger
station when incoming passenger No. lob
backed into the bumper M the end of the
track. Tkore WAS no damage to the ears.
but several passengers were thrown from
their seats.