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The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
BILL KLEIN SAYS THAT
UMPS HAD EASY YEAR

This has been the easiest year for UNI
pires that ever heard Of" says Bill
KLEIN. The boys have behaved very
well all season. OF course, we have had
to put a few Of them out of the games
for hasty profanity, but there have been
no scenes Of brawling and disorder. rs
been a nice, gentlemanly season. and the
players are entitled to a great deal of
credit"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
EASTERN HIGH TEAM
DEFEATED BY PREPS

The Army and Navy Prep School eleven
yesterday defeated the Eastern High
School team in the opening game of the
season. to 0. The game was played at
the Friends Country School ground on
Wisconsin avenue northwest.
Coach McCaffery's Eastern squad was
greatly out-weighted by the Prep School
team, but gained quite an amount of
ground on the. sailors and soldiers by the
forward pass route. The playing OF
Baker and York and the defensive play
ing of Dunn and Walsh were the features.
The lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
RED SOX ROOKIE
DELIVERS GOODS

New York, Oct. 14-Biu Carrigan wasn't
very far on in his reckoning when he said
that young Shorten would come through
with real eighteen-karat brand Of goods
II he broke into the world SERIES The kid
got his chance Tuesday and smacked out
three successive singles to the outfeld
On his fourth trip to the plate he drove
foul to deep left, Wheat making a daz-
cling catch. Shorten drove in the Red
Sox's second tally. His only chance in
the field was on Olson's drive for a triple
and that was too far beyond him to make
connections.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
CENTRAL TEAM Is
BEATEN BY EPISCOPAL

Alexandria, Va, Oct. 1L-The Episcopal
High team, which handed the Technical
High eleven trimming last week. add
ed another Washington High School scalp
to its string yesterday when It took
the long end OF a ls-to-I5 score from the
Central High team. Central forced the
local eleven all the way. and the Bpisco-
palisns are considering themselves lucky
to have gained the verdict
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
VIRGINIA ELEVEN
TRIMS RICHMOND

University. Va, Oct. l4-Rtchmond COL
lege playing a strong defensive game,
held Virginia to three touchdowns on
Lambeth Field today, one OF which was
of the fukey variety. Virginia played
a good defensive game but the backfeld
could not gain with consistency. Rich
mond made only four first downs Car
rington White Sparr and Ward played
best for Virginia, while Robins, Whittet
and Wicker starred for Richmond. Sum
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
MATTY SEES BRIGHT
PROSPECTS FOR REDS

Christy Mathewson, peering out Of the
gloom Of the Tener cellar, sees before
him bright and prosperous days for him
self and his Rhineland athletes in 1917.
The new leader of the Reds realizes It
is an almost hopeless task, but he is d.
recting his energies to building for the
season that is to come. Matty will try
out next spring all the highly touted
youngsters that have come up to him
from the bushes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Going After McGraW

New York, Oct. 14-It was learned yes
terday from National League source
very close to the head administration
that President John K. Tener has decided
upon an Official investigation of the late
unpleasant episode OF John J. McGraw
deserting his club during the final series
OF the championship schedule between
me Giants and Dodgers at Ebbets Field.
Mr.. Tener will question Manager NC
Graw and President Harry N, Hempstead
TO ascertain upon what grounds, n anv
the charge was made that the Giant play-
ers were not carrying out the Instruction.
OF their manager :
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
SCOTT REFUSED TO
GIVE SHORE BALI

Boston, Oct. 1L-When Everett Scott
caught the pop fly that Mike Mowrey
hoisted in the air in the ninth round and
the championship OF the world was settled
beyond question, Ernie Shore, who had
pitched such a masterful game, approach
ed him and asked him fer the coveted
ball, but Scotty informed him that there
would be nothing doing and stuck Il An
his pocket
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

substitutions- for MunhEiL PutbsT FOG
Glssoott. Lancaster for ChrisiEn. Mor~s for End
nall, HineT for CogbEl WEltsu for ReErdon, ShsT-
man for Rooney, McNulty fos Sherman. HEr for
Stsub Crosby for O'Brien, O'Hesrn for McKsu-
ney. McIntire for O'Heru. Mckinney for O'Hesn.
White for RogprS TOUchdcNns-Rnge1 Shortly
-. MunhGIl White. Goals from tO1ohdONBs-BUt-
lsr t6l. Goals from heid-Butber Goals from field
missed-Buter. DistADoe-S yards Rsferee-DT.
JGok Hearty, G. Z Umpie-Lleut shafrUth.
NITy. Head linesnEn-Th0mGs Lehigh- Tine q
peTiods-ll MINUTES
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
MANUAL TRAINERS
DFEAT POLY TEAM

Baltimore, Nd, Oct. 14-The Technical
High School eleven. Of Washington, de-
feated the local Polytech team here to-
day, L to o. showing a driving attack,
together with an ability at the forward
pass.
The visiting team simply plunged the
Poly line at will, while their forward
passing was exceptionally good. A long
forward heave from Snyder to Boswell
gave the visitors their first tally.
and
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

ubsdtutions-GettysburT Hcutz fCT Houck Gil
land for Richards, Richards for DtSsnbsuEh, Gold
for LAudenslAgrT Craig foT MArkle, FruIch for
StrSttOn. StOney for HOut1 Bryant for ROte George
Washington: Pepper for Wilson. HCfemAn for
GiAcomo Sutton for HefemAn GiblEnd for Gil
lespie. Harmon for Hills Referee-Mr Bruce q
lafayette. Umpire-Mr ECery. Of Svarthmore
Head lnsrnAn-Mr Topper Gettysburg. Tine Of
quIrters-I0 and z minutes TonchdoWns-Strztton,
Emanuel, Moyer. Goals from tOuchdJwns-Emauue,
StrattOn.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
CARROLL INSTITUTE
DEFEATS BRIARLEY HALL

Poolesville, Nd. Oct. 14-Carroll In
stitute football team took the measure
Of Sid Lodges football team by a score
of 40 Carroll kicked off to BrisrIv to
start the game and from then on it was
Carrol's game all the way. The Academy
team put up a game fight but were un-
able TO stop the Carroll backs. The sum-
mary:
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Park Juniors Win

The Park Jr. A C, football team de-
teated the strong Speedway eleven yes
terday, - to II. In good game. Borst
m the oackheld OF the winners, was IN,
noiyouaI star OF the game, his runs
by his team mates.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
DARI0 RESTA STILL
AMERICAN SPEED KING

Speedway, haywood, H., Oct. Il.
-Dario Resta lived up to his title,
the American Speed King" this
afternoon, when he drove his Pue-
got TO victory IN the first annual
grand American automobile race
Of go miles in one of the most
spectacular contests ever seen on
any track.
For the last 100 miles Resta was
IN a constant battle with Johnny
Aitken. and through most OF the
distance the two swapped the lead
by yards. Aitken was second.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Fishy, Fishy, Fishv.

Joe Kallmann, Of West Bend, Ind,
probably thought the Indiana chap who
dove into creek and killed a thirteen
pound carp with his head was a piker.
Anyway Joe showed him up the other
day. He dove into Cedar Lake, near his
home, and put a twenty-two-pound pick
erel out of business. Friends rescued
the stunned Joe and the dead pickerel.
IAcoording to reDorts from West Bead
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Tigers Beat Tufts

Princeton, N. j., Oct. 14-An unerring
boot by Dave Tibbitt from the S-yard
Hne netted the Tigers the only three
points scored in their game with Tufts
here this afternoon. Only two minutes
remained for play at the time.
The Medford boys, who defeated Har-
ward last Saturday, proved a tough pro-
position for Rush's eleven. They showed
TWO fine running backs In westcott and
Doans, and were very proficient in
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Boyer for Darwin, Kin
solving for Darlington. Montague for Churchrnan
Airey for Russell, Pace for Spar wsgenkniEht for
White, White for Airey; Richmond College: Broad
dus for MiIbcurne TouchdoWns-Dzrvin. Spsr.
and White Goals from touchdowns-W Caring
ton 81. Time Of QusrteTs-l2 minutes Ofhcals-
McWho-ter. Georgia, referee; Allen, Texas umpire:
McGowan. South Carolina, head nnesn&n
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
RANDOLPH-MACON Is
BEATEN BY BUSINESS

Front Royal Va. Oct H.-The Busi-
ness High School team, Of Washington,
the Randolph-Macon team here
today. 81 to o. The Capital City team
scored by the way Of open plays, and the
back field OF the visitors ripped holes
through the local line. The summary:
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

substitu1Ons-GIsrdi for King, King for Towles,
Webb for Jones. Touchdowns-Rasdy q, Buck
Wise. Goals from tOuchdowns-Buck Wise Goals
from held-RAedy, Rsferee-Mr. Wilson Umpire
Mr.. Lipscomb. Head linesman-NIr. Barley. Time
keepeT-Mr. Cooley. Time of periods-lO minutes
Scorer-Buck Wise.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Observation-Disclosures for Ferris, Mcbride for
Lynch, Lynch for Mcbride, Curtain for Leith Tracy
for Connell, Ginger for Mccarthy, Stewart foE
GugeT. Ward for ShO~Rlter. BurIAnd for Andersen,
Sanchez for F. Green. German for smeach, O'Brien
for Sanchez. DiIls for Ward. Uritis for L Green,
Sullivan for J. O'Boyle. Supple for Whelan, Oon-
neil for Tacy. Mccarthy for Stewart, ShowalteE
for Dinis. Anderson for BurlAnd. F. Green for
O'Bren. smeach for German, L. Green for Urits
Maloney for Il. Sullivan. McQusde for Gfroy,
o Boyle for J. Sullivan, WhelAn for Supple Touch
doWns-Maloney ~, McQuade t3l Gtlroy J. Suli-
van, WhelAn Andcrson, O'Boyle Goals from
tOuchdowns-O'BOyle ~. GIroy. Goals from touch
downs mtssed-Whelan n. Gilroy. O'Boyie Goals
from held-Msloney. S-yArd line Goals from fed
missed-Aalonel. Sullivan Glroy. DistsDce-M IS,
q. 3; s . Referee-Mr J. A. DugAn, Conan
Cmptre-Mr. Bran Morse, G. W Z. Head lines
man-Mr. stOnewan J. H U. Tine Of periods
10, s, s. To-
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Who Can Answer 2

How many times have Battling L.
whisky and Jack Dillon fought each
otherT' Queries a Chicagoan. The rec
about ten times. but there isn't any,
thing to show how many tin,es tbsv
have fought each other.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Substitudons-Lehtgh Richards for Quist GJ.rHck
for Mccarthy, Purcell FOX ChenUweth Hurley for
HaIstead Richards for Tate GurNck for Richards
Yale. La Roche for Smith, Moseley for COnmeTford,
Church for Gates Neville for bingham TouchdOvns
-Legore. Bingham. Referee-Mr. Thompsou George
town Umpre-T. ThuCp, Columbia. Head HDesnsn
Mr.. Whiting. Cornell. Field JudEe-E. Thorp Co
lumbia. Time # periods-l2 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Subr1tutons-N. n / BlFleby fT sulivIr,
Root for HIWtins Addison for HEvfinI S. Tower
for Steele RoS-Tdesu for MsrshAll, Mills for Good
man Nslms lzpt-l for SilveTstein. Witt for Gr1y
Morrison for Englsby GGlEudet Ferguson foJ
DohmIn, Schmidt for Hill BouchGrd for Pilot
T11chd1wus-LNech o.. Marshall. Knapp Rob-
deau Siverstein. Goals from toOchdONus-Lecch s
Referee-Mr Goodman, WEshinEf0n and Jshe-s1u.
Umpre-Mr Robinson Richmond. Hesd NnesmIn-
Nj Zimmerman, Ob-Tlin. Tine Of quErtsrs-l5 and
y minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Subsutuuons-A. n. Prrps, Rosenthal fot
Hutchinson. Pickle for Rosenthal Smith for Fo-
getu, Blaisdel for Kelly. Crocker for Malone:
Eastern High, Baldwin for speer Bradley for Bald
win, Walsh for Burns, Hardy for Litchfeld Touch
downs-Barker (9 Yorke Goals from touchdowns-
Saunders. 3 Referee-Mr Clancy. Catholic Univer-
sty. Umpire-Mr Smith, Fairgrounds. Head lines
man-Mr. Keel W. P. Tmekeeper-NTr Brown
Eastern. Time Of periods-lO minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Lexington Cadets in Tie,

New York, Oct IL-Homer Hazers toe
and Foster sanford's new multiple kick
were all that stood between Washington
and Lee and victory over Rutgers to-
day at New Brunswick. As II was
the score was tied, f3-13
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Moran May Box Weinert,

New York. Oct 14.-Negotiations are
under way for match between Frank
Moran and Charley weinert as the first
card of the winter for Madison Square
Garden. Fred Fulton also is being con-
sidered as a probabIe onponent for Moran
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Observation-Disclosures Sets for Soppitt Hfldy
for Seidle Miller for Meadow McNulty for Dehart
Navy. Scatfs for Ward, Dooley for Reidel. Mcclure
for Goodstsin. Hoffman for Denfeldt. Clarke for
Gilman, Gilman for Clarke Skinner for Gilman,
johnson for Jackson Jackson for Johnson Harrison
for Jackson, Fisher for Harrison, Welcher for Orr,
HEnGfee for Martin Combs for Butler, Westphal for
Combs Butler for Westphal Dashisu for Butler.
Pittsburgh scoring: T0uchdowns-Hasting, McLsren,
Dehart. Goals from Observation-Disclosures z Navy
scoring: Touchdowns@Janksou Ingram, welcher.
Goal from touchdoWn-Holtman. Refsree-Mr.
Evans WilliAmA Umpire-Mr. McCahrey Holy
Gross. Head linesman-Mr Smith, University OF
PsnnsyfTania. Tine Of periods-l2 minutes each
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
COLUMBIA TENNIS
TEAM BEATS ALL-STARS

The Columbia Country Club tennis
team added another feather in its cap"
yesterday afternoon on its courts when
It met and defeated a picked "suWssh-
ington" aggregation, hve matches TO
four. The home team only took two OF
the six singles matches, but came back
strongly in the doubles and annexed all
three OF them.
In one OF the best matches OF the day
Albert J. Gore, the Dumbarton Club
champion, beat Harold z. Doyle, 81, 80
and g.
SINGLES
lAu-WsShingt1n 4; Columbia, -
c. B. Doyle Columbia defested J. T. GrEvez. y
Ar-wSshinEt1r. IS and -: h c. Breck. CoIun-
his defeated George L. LEWIS. AIl-WashinEtoD. 81
and 81: Albert J. Core, AIl-WBshinFtun defeated
Harold 2 DOYLE, Columbia, -. - and 81:
Douglas HiIlyeT. An-WGshtngtnn defeated Edward
O. LeeCh. Columbia - and 90; Arthur HELM.
All Washington, defsated Charles 7. Chapman.
Columbia 6-4 and 81; Louis !. Doyle, Au-wIsh-
ingtOn defeated J. NJ. HIDcock. Columb,a. O.
and 81
Columbia 8; AIlWashinrt1n O0
COnrSd B. Doyle and ChSrlss T Chapman Colrrnr-
bia. defeated Albert :. Gore and George L. LsWIs.
AU-Wasbingto1. 6-I and -: Henry c. Breck Ard
Edward q. Leech. Columbia defeated Lorrs l.
Doyle and Arthur HELEN. Au-wLshinEt0n. IS. 80
and 81; Harold E. Dpyie and Z. c. Grprss,
Columbia defeated 6 Gould lincoln and DOugtHs
Hillyer All-W 8shington, - and -
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Shamrocks Defeated

The Park Athletic Club defeated the
Shsmrocks In a football game Sst1Ird., !,
morning. with q score Of "a Las
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

substitutions-wslton for Fond du Roy Touch
downs-Carrol: Walton, PIuEge Bucholz Blumer
LcRpt-l. Referee-Mr Bohu. Umpire-Mr. Smith
Time Of quArers-s and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

substtuh0ns-Broady for Hibbitt, Callahan for
Ballard Thornton for Pollard, Dodge for Easter.
TOuchdoTns-BOslsy and Snyder. Goals from touch
downs missed-By PfsiHer IN. Head hnsznan-
Mr.. z. NeTkirk
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
MOHAWKS

Referee-Mr Fury, Georgetown, Umpire-Mr
Cubby Farmer. George Washington. Head Hnesmar
Emmett Kelley. Timers-MessrS. Crouch and
Murphy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
DR.. CAPERS WILL
ARRIVE SATURDAY
EPISCOPAL PRElATE WILL SPEND A
WEEK IN BR0WMSviLLE-TO
LECTURE THE SOLDIERS

Rt. Rev. William G.. Capers. ID. H.. bishop
coadllutor of the Western Texas diocese
Of the Episcopal church. viii arrive in
Brownsville at noon Saturday on an Off
cial visitation 10 the Brownsville parish
While in the city he will be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. More. He will preach
at the neutrality-suspicious. at IL
O'Clock Sunday morning to n large con-
tirmation class and will officiate in con-
firming the class.
Monday evening at 20 o'clock he will
be rendered o reception at the Parish house
The program for thaoremainder Of his Wis
il in Brownsville includes a sermon Tues
day evening at the Virginia national guard
camp. q sermon Wednesday evening at the
provisional cavalry camp and a sermon
Thursday evening at the Iowa national
guard camp. Friday morning he will leave
for San Antonio.
The present visit will be the first made
by DR.. Capers h Brownsville in the past
two years. 1t is his plan from now for
ward TO make these visitations annually.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
Aunuseinents
QUEEN THEATER

The topic of the fragrant pines seems
10 be instilled in the atmosphere of the
Morosco Paramount picture. THE Strong
or Love" the the Queen thcater today. The
sights of the lofty mountain peaks and
mountain crests. the open forest. the noun
tain cabins Of these primitive people form
a world very distant from the citys streets.
Permeating all this picture seems to be
an invisible something that speaks of tho
tranquility of their lives, their utter free
dom from the f~e,crish scramble Of icty
life and of a peace that passes comprc-
hension.
In this out-of the-world life Nell Ser
viSS, Vivian Martin. the dainty mountain
girl lives a romance fascinating with its
battling elusive charm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
GO AHEAD

From lid Bits.)
When YOU feel like going down,
Go ahead
When you've got 10 swim or drown,
Gro ahead
When things are looking blue.
When all the world seems askew,
When there seems no getting through,
Go ahead!
When you're on a thorny track.
Go ahead
Square Your shoulders. brace your back
Go ahead
When The clouds put out he sun,
When Of hope there's simply none.
Get busy, get things done
Go ahead!
When you've failed. don't Iii and soueal
Go ahead.
Put Your shoulder to the wheel.
Go ahead,
When your hardest task you con,
Courage, like an don;
just keep on keeping on
Go ahead.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
LIBERTY TORCH
TO GLOW AGAIN
TOMORROW WILL USHER IN ANNUAL
OBSERVANCE OF "AMERlCAN-
ELECTRIC WEEK IN N. Y.
Especial 10 The Herald. }


NEW YORK. Dee. l.-Tornorrow will
usher in the annual Observance of Amer
lean Electric Week for which CORPORA
lions and individuals prominent in cleo
trical enterprises Throughout the country
have been preparing for many months. The
celebration will be conducted along tue
same general INES a. The initial observ-
ancc last year. but VII take on a much
wider scope. Through the medium OF ex-
tensive advertising. electrictl pagents. and
brilliant Nominations an effort will be
made 10 bring home 10 persons in every
tow and cities Of the United States the in
creasing adaptations of electricity in hu-
man effort, both in peace and during war.
Ia New York the celebration i ~ he
marked by the re-LghtinS of the great
torch of the Statue Of Liberty, which has
been dark for many years because Of the
lack of a federal appropriation TO make
necessary changes and cover the cost of
maintenance Through public subscription
a fund has been raised sufficient TO install
q new lighting plant and q system Of clec,
tric light, that will flash their RAYS many
miles out TO sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
Falls Off TrestIe
Ia Feet, Breaks Lea

jimmy O'Brien, au e~mploye Of the
Brownsville Grocery Company. fell off q
trcstlc on The Rio Grandc railway. several
mile, east Of Brownsville lastn ight, and
plunging downward fourteen feet To the
ground suffered a broken thigh, between
the knee and the hip. O'Br.cn and two
friends were coming TO Brownsville from a
hunting trip when their automobile broke
down and they were forced TO walk in,
taking the railroad track for convenience.
Ills friends obtained I'm automobile nearby.
aud brought him in for surgical attention.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
TEACHERS OPEN
18TH SESSION
OPENED IN FOR WORTH THURSDAY
AND WILL CONTINUE THRU SAT-
UnOAY-DENTON PRESlDES.

7 FORT Wnr~rI. Tex, Dee. 1.-The
liwcnfy-eighth annual convention Of the
Texas State Teachers association opened
here yesterday aad will continue through
Saturday. Educational Demands Of Tex
a." will b. the theme OF the convention. ac-
cording 10 Pro- ut Denton. Of Corpus
CHI Il. president 81 the association.
II j. estimated that 5000 delegate viii
register during the three day. session. The
advance enrolment wa the largest IN the
history of the organization.
Among the widely known educators Of
the country here TO take part in the pro-
gram are: Dr. A. f.. Winship. Boston,
editor of 'The Journal OF E.ducation.' and
Charles r.. Judd, Of the University Of Chi
cago.
Among the prominent Texans who will
address the convention are F.. d.. Shurter,
University Of Texas: W. +. Doughty, state
superintendent Of Instruction; W. b. Biz
yell, president Of A. and VI. College: Mrs.
j. H.. Dibrell, Seguin: X. J. Tighe, FL Paso;
VI. II. Duncan. Amarillo aud Charles Meek
Of San Antonio.
In addition to the general sessions, see
tional meetings will be held each day,
Cliairrncn Of the various sections include
Primary section. Miss Florence Montgom-
cry. Abilene: kindergarten. Miss Elizabeth
Hammer. Fort Worth; classics, l.. c.
Proctor, Temple: mathematics, G. O. Cal
lpway. Waco: library. j. f.. Goodwin, Aus
tin: country superintendent, Herbert Rat
ner. Bonlam: modern language, Miss En-
ma Gutzeii: physical training and public
speaking. MIS- Louise Wright. Austin; his
tory. Frederick Duncalf. Austin; science,
J. ". Fox. san Antonio home economies.
Ms Emma piric. San Antonio: art. Miss
Minnie Gravc~. Waco; college. II. Y. Benc-
diet. Au-t;n. high school. j. r. Davis. Ma
vasoia elementary. w. c. Oeicr, Austin
Agriculture. Alvin Ollie. Bishop; music,
Miss Eltlcda Liitlciohn. Galveston; Texas
School Peace League. A. s. Bush. Cuero.
president; commercial section, Marshall
Johnson, san Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
DlTTMANN THEATER

The Shielding Shadow al the Dittmann
today appears to q music hall favorite
and writes a message saving that if She
will secure a confession from One Lamp
Louie concerning his part in the forgery
which sent Jerry Carson [ o prison. she
will receive 81 200. She tried her best. but
her success is prevented by a fire which
starts a panic in the theatre, during which
the Mysterious Stranger Ravengar makes
. heroic rescue Of Leontine. who is desert
ed by her comardly husband Sebastian.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
PERFECT CONFIDENCE

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To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneySe
Many people in this vicinity know the
uav.
Have used Deans Kidney Pills:
Have proved their worth in MANY tests.
Here's Gincsville testimony.
W. W. HODGE. Box 557 Lee. Ave. Kings
vile, Texas SAYS: "For years my back
bothered me and | had other ailments
which showed that my kidneys were al
fault. | tired several medicines bu,
Doan's Kidney Pills gave me more relief
than anything else ! ever took. ! don't
hesitate to recommend them"
Price soc. at al dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's Kid
ney Pills-the same that Mr.. Hodge bad.
Foster Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo. n. Y.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-12-01
Beautiful Moon,
BuSheI Corn,
Tc"uncSSeeuuS,
Military Cops

A beautiful moon, q bushcl Of corn. aud
s squad Of TennrsSeans entered into n
conspiracy ~ Pharr a few nights ago to
step an iron bound order ISSUED BY
Ma ior GrEeral John +. ORyan Of the New
York division. Thr order was in effect b.
lore the Tennessee regiment reached Pharr
and became q unit u the New York Iii
vision. but the Tcunessccans. 80 declare
returning viiior> from Pharr, could not
understand why, since II Wa merely 4
combination ~ circumstance that brought
them under General O'Ryan. they should
be prevented from 2 pleasure all their own
~ right 81 Inheritance and nativity.
An inebriated person among the New
Workers Is = rarity. The order says "Thou
shalt not. Several nights ago military
police a Pharr discovered . party Of Ten
nc~-ccanS gong through maneuvcre tina,
appeared To be- OF the head and knee, and
not IF the heart. They forthwith pro-
cceded 10 gather IN long. lank, uncertain
ones. and became Sherlock Iiolmcscs IN
IN endcayor to locate the cause of the
trouble. 1t was found. Merely q small
stall IN d corner of a nearby cornilcld.