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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
NAMES MD NIMHI,R OF
DEFENDANTS MIIliiil.lD

against g. " " leaders were r'-
turned b, federal Grand jury here
thl. afternoon Ih, nantes auH even
th, number uf d'i'uduuts were omit
ted from o statement hN In rl't ~.
turuvy CNuc fur what nr termed the
'ubNluIs reason that large number
of the rtrusrd reside "uis.d" ihi7
federal district ana ar" get q" D." arr
rested H. stated that onN leader"
regarded u directly 'uip'u,' thr"-
selves have been named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
JURY IN KELLY CASE
D|SAGREES,, ONE MAN
DESIRES ACQU|T TAI
After Taking Twenty -one Ballots,
No Decision Is Reached and
Men Are Discharged by Court !;
Prisoner Returned to Jail.
By Associated Press.


Red oak. Ia. Sept. eS.--The jury
in tho trIai of Rev Lyn George =.
Kelly chargcd with murder In con~
nectiou with the Nillisca AK slayine'
was discharged by Judge Boies At
l..5 p m today tor failure 10 agree
on "a verdict. after deliberating since
late Wednesday.
o. WIS learned that twenty-five bal
lots were taken by the jury and that
ON a number of the later ballots.
eleven voted FOR acquittal and one
for mot guilty because of insanity
Kelly 10 was stated, will he re-
turned at once to the county Jail a.
Logan Iowa. where he viii be held
without bail. pcnding further action
iu the cHse
II, NJ Hnvener. attorney general of
Iowa, who was in personal charge of
the prosecution said the state had no
intention Of requesting dismissal OF
the indictment against Kelly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
COUSIN OF CRowDER is
AMONG COLORADO MEN
DRAFTED INTO SERVICE

Denver. sept rs --ieorgc l. Crow
der a cousin of Provost Marshal GEN
erul CroWdrr. in charge Of the selcc-
tive draft. will he among the drafted
men. VINO viii leave Tor Camp Funs-
ton October g. tie was summoned for
second contingent but did not receive
formal notice ~ the call Crowder
b. travelling man. living with his
parents here. lie pJssed physical eN-
animation at Ardmure. okla, Sep
tomber .i and then hurried 20 Dem
yer To- prepare Tor service Tits father
- wealthy mining man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
Center of Storm Is Reported to be
Short Distance South of New
Orleans and Is Moving in a
Northerly Direction.
CRESCENT CITY PEOPLE
SEEK PLACES OF SAFETY
Many Residents Desert Their
Homes in the Outskirts and Flee
to Hotels, Public and Office
Buildings Down Town.
ItI LIE TIN.

By Associated Prose
Mohiic. Ala. sept. 2s--Iatc this
afternoon the hurricane reached ~ Nc-
lociN of ninety miic~ an hour and
the weather bureau predicted u furth-
cr increase The police stopIcd street
cars aud shut off all electric current.
Telegraph wires to Pensacola are
down. Slate roofs aud wooden gal
lrrics or houses wcrr being torn away
In the business section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
REWARD OF $50 OFFERED
FOR DELIVERY OF EACH
DEsERTER; BIG DRIVE ON
q, A..oslatsd prs,.

Washington sept IS Win q re-
ward of $50 for the delivery of each
d--crt-r the pruyost marshal gen
crirs office today began drive To
round up at once all drafted men
who have '1t reported as directed.
.Au such are cunaidered deserters.
Where delinquency is shown not TO-
be Wilful, they viii only be delivered
To- the proper camps. wilful desert
ers viii he taken before courts martial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
u. S. AND BRITAIN WILL
NOT TRANSMIT TEXT OF
MESSAGE TO HUNGARY


by Associated lrHss
Montreal sept -N-Ihc lufcd
s ,,es AVID Hriuuh governments nav y
refused 10 consent tn transmit tp th"
lultUiaus off Hungary the text of "
proposed mcs-ag, under consolidation
hy the youfcrccs of Unitarian and
ether christian churches ucetiug
here it was stated today %, the Hc'.
walter T. Gr,cumau uf Milwaukee
general secretary
Tho resolution ,>prr--,- 3D. wish tur
the ro-r.tlhllshmcn' &c furmcl rc'H-
tuus and good viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
CoNFEREES OF SENATE
AND HOUSE TO VOTE ON
REVISED WAR TAX BILL
~ Associated Press

Mashlugtuu. Sept IS. ~euntc huh
house coaferccs met today tu vote
formal approval Of 'nc new war TAX
bin reN iscd to r1I.r approximately
a. zoe 600 0nu Of revenue. This ~ an
increase oC about t300. .o"u, 600 over the
Bills total as 10 lett the senate aud
SS3g. 600 GOO over the house hi.l
virtually none OF the new increases
ar, Ievits or war excess profits or
incomes. vi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
AVIATOR is RUN DOWN
BY A MOTORCYCLE; DIES
FROM INJURIES RECEIVED


Miucola. sept .N Run down hy a
motorcycle uu s country road. Ear !.
Brown. au aviator I' The AWAIT m
corps field here. died today Appar-
emit, the muturrNolr rider had left
his victim Go die out he was found la.
ter 20, comrades browns body VIII
Dee shipped To- his mother 100 salt Lake
Gu. rtah
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28

NcN Nurt Sent -N Just tt the
close nf toduN- marNet Liberty bonds
advanced io YlOu.lt the highest
point yei reached
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
More Than i60 Leaders, Engaged
in Alleged Nation wide Con
spiracy to Hinder Government,
Are True Billed at Chicago.
ACCUSED RESIDE IN MOST
ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY
seditious Conspiracy-the Crime
Next TO Treason Within Mean
ing of the Criminal Code-Is the
Charge Made
~ A.,n,i,t,d Pte,.

Washington. Sept -N More than
IAN .l,.,t.,.. - IA, i,Itt.tr,.,1 ,ynrk.rs
a.. 49,,
WI '''' ''' ''
nhu"n-W'u' r"n7plr"'' To h'l"per ''"
government 600 carry ON the war have
h.cn Indicted ny the federal grand
Jury Al nhicaeo. indictments will be
handed lr 10 the court probably late
today nctwccn 100 ana l7u per
sons. ros,ldeat in al,nost every SECTION
of ,h, country. arc named m tho In
dlctment.
S,diupus cunspiracy the Grim,
nearest to treusou within the dcfini-
uuu uf th, criminal code" D. charged.
Th.s ui.,u-. . puuhtul, ns six
years imprisonment or $500. fine cor
both indictments ur" understood tu
hr based ON revelations brought to
urht 300 %, recent cpuut, wide
soIlur, Dos federal authorities uf dnv-
umruts and correspondence OF the
W W. iu approximately mU towns
uul city-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
BULLETIN.

Mobile. Ala. sept. IS Last reports
from Pensacola ut I y. M. before COM
munisa,ion was cut off this nftcrsoou
~aid that u one hundred mile wind
wa- hlowing there and That prnpcri,
damage was great
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28

The O,hotuiS. .,G feet long of Gl5
tons displacement WIS built in 1908.
She was armed with two ~ inch guns
and sis 'G puuudcr- l5cr normal com
plcmcut WAS Hs men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
RUSSIAN DESTROYER WAS
DESTROYED BY MINE IN
THE BALTIC WEDNESDAY

rctrurrud. sept ~ The Russiur
destroyer Ochutuik was sunk by a
mice iu the Baltic ON Wednesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
Row Over Charges Made In Con-
nection With the $780, 900 slush
Fund Of Count Won Bernstorff
Leads TO Exchange Of Blows.
RULES COMMITTEE REFUSES
TO SANCTION AN INQUIRY
Chairman Pou Takes View That
Congress Should Do Nothing,
rnasmuch as the Department Of
Justice Is Investigating.

W.sh,ne,on Sen, ss-T,,.. ,o, A,
49,, -, .,-.,. -,
iii's ciargs~ cuiminascd today in
figm between HcfIin and Representa-
tive Nostou. his chief critic. Friends
sooo ...n,r.,.d ,,.cm
The china, camc nj the end of a
rust, session of the bo,se which did
MOI nporoxc the art,on az I'm, Yau,e-
comm,t,e1 IN refu.iue In beaiu In
y,s-tiuatIon OF Ucfilnss tnarrc~ tfmf
ccr,ain ,onarrs~mcu acted s,,sulrious-
Ia about the TING Count Won pern.
storff was asking his government so
au;horisc The expenditure of s5O.OoD
Ia Influence ,onprcsa
Norton. vho bad I,si the a,tscls ON
HcfI,u for his charges. had gone over
Ia the drmoctat,. sI,ie 10 ,aIk Ia Uef.
lin. The ro,, broke out az oucc. the
Two mcn ,lInshcd ana fen over ON N
row of SEATS. while friends from both
si,Irs oT the hnli niicd nrouud an,s
! scnarntcd tl,cm before blows wcr..
struck.
Ibid you ever ssy that 7 was dis
,o,nlq" norton say. he asked Hcr,In.
"Ne." IIcfiin replied.
nh,.u, his hciu. a. town, as nn, one iu
,hc bousc and Itrflm told him 10 no
awav
! "Non rc, ON out of here II,.rIia A.
rc,or,cd Ca hn,c mid s,nft,u. "a, r,s,,
| ,u h;s sent
| Norton siood sun while Hcfiin
sn,nuu nm and urasnd Norton by the
con, InpcJ Tho tvo men rra,pled for
IA nomcnt and then fell over with Nor.
ION on top. Immediately the hon-c
was In nm uproar. ~pca<c- Ciark
baurcd for ORDER while member. icap-
cd n,cr .rst. and duun uisIt.s To- r,ach
the strurpIina men. The sergeant a,
arms buric,ily easp-I the mace. hi~
badge of authority. run toward the
combatants. Disorder rcigncti In the
gnIicrtc- whrrc people rose from their
seats and rushed 10 the raj! "a sec into
tl,c nit of the .nusc.
Friends separated the men without
difficulty aud led them To the cloak
/ rooms. The only marks az combat
showed nn Norton's white ,oiiar and
lIIcnln's usunlly Immacul,,c whhc
shirt from.
Order wRs restored a. quickly ~ IL
had been disturbed.
--
Washington. Srpt 3S After e
heated soSslon today the house rules
committee refused to act on resolu-
tions proposing congressional investi-
Cation OF Representative Heflins
charge that number OF members of
congress had acted susplcipusly about
the time Count Won fcrnstorff asked
his government Tor authority tu spend
, S50.0o0 To influence cougrcs~ on the
submarine warfare issue.
+ Members fayoring investigation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
Officials Issue Declaration in Con.
nection With San Francisco
Strike; 0bstructing Program
Delays End Of War.
CONFLICT is PROLONGED
BY ACTION OF EMPLOYEES
Every Ship Available at Present,
and Those Contemplated and
Under Construction, Urgently
Needed by Our Government.

San Francisco. Sept 2s-United
States army authorities here issued
declaration to-day pointing out that
ANY delay or obstruction in the ship
building program is one which favors
our enemy, the German nation and
delays and obstructs the termination
of the war"
Every day OF the strike of the 10000
men IN the san Francisco bay dis
trict, the statement points out, pro-
longs the conflict.
The statement says.
At the commencement Of war with
Germany. IL was fact well known
20 military exports that the navy OF
the United States on entering into
war with distant overseas obiec-
tive would require every available
merchant bottom that there was not
available for the prosecution of war
American merchant tonnage beyond
the immediate war needs Of the
/ United States navy.
Meanwhile. our navy IN this war.
is operating at a distance from It's
home bases and 10 has become neces-
sary to send troops and supplies in
large quantities to France. nder eX-
isting conditions ships OF rae allies,
although sorely uceaol for their own
maintenance. and supplies have been
diverted ana have been assisting the
! United States In the transporting Of
naval supplies. ana Of army troops
I and flpiT suuutfgs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
Efforts TO Break Into the New
Ground Won by Haigs Men
Are Being Continued by Foe,
But Their Efforts are Fruitless.
ZoNNEBEKE is CENTER OF
STORM OF FIGHTING NOW
British Artillery, Machine Gun
and Rifle Fire overwhelms the
Teutons; Latter Stand to Lose
Important Railway Lines.
Rr A,.nciatrh PCS.

nv AhHnfAtfn fFea
Efforts 10 break into the new ground
won bN the British ia the renewal rf
the Flanders offensive ON Wednesday
are being continued by the Germans.
Failing 60 shake the British line else
where they tried it out last night At
Zonncbckc. where th, Rriiish have
pushed far along the road to Roulers.
The British artillery machine gun
and rifle fire was too much FOR them.
however. and tho attack was broken
up
Zoun, Ael>c Is au important point for
the British md their previous vffor'-
tu reach and maintain hold ou DO
had been desperately resisted hy the
G"rmunsH Their present position in
thc village piarcs them within "a hn!f
dozen miles of .he important north and
south railway line connecting Lille
with psteud. uu the coast the cutting
of which ur ts domination at even
medium range ARTILLERY, fire would
seriously handicap the Germans 900
their FaudCr- operations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28
NEW MEXICO WEATHER

Tonight and Saturday fair rising
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28

Maximum. 7s. minimum. %; range.
e.; s.a. m, as; southwest wind. clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-28

Chairman fou. IN reporting the
committees action. argued that while
an inquiry was being niade hy the de-
partment of Justice the house should
not interfere. thereh, possibly grant
ing immunity 10 some suspected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
Woodmen To Picnic At
Point Isabel Sunday

Arrangements for the care and enter
tainment Of five hundred people have been
made bv President &. G. llcrmosa Of the
'Ebano Camp. Woodmcn III the World. for
the picnic to b. held ny that organization
at Point Isabel tomorrow. The members
.of the camp will meet al the headquarters
al sevcn-thiry o'clock Sunday morning
and, preceded by the band. will march ~
the Rio Grande railway station. The rail
way company has made an excursion rate
.of fifty cents for the day.
Upon arrival NJ Point Isabel 2 special
dinner will he served nj the Vega restaur-
ant, which viii ~ followed by a baseball
game between the Manhattan Queens and
Battery ID. Fourth Field Artillery teams.
The game Is Of peculiar interest t. the
lodge, because every member Ut the Man
haitian Queen aggregation D. also q mem
Der Of the Woodmcn camp During the al
'ternoon q voting contest for the most pop
ular Young lady will he featured. This
with bathing parties ~ Padre Island. will
mark the entertainment features.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
.DESERTERS STAY
WITH THE SWISS
MANY WHO QUIT ARMIES ON FRONT
INSIST ON STAYING, THUS MAX
ING THE D%ESERTERS.
(.Associated Press Correspondencc.)

BERNE, Switzerland, June 9.-Botween
10000 and $4,000 descrtcrs from the ar
mics of the entente allies and the central
beginning Of the war, or have refused ia
leave the country nj the conclusion Of fur
loughs and thus are classed rs dcserters.
The majority are said 10 be Italians.
The long list constitutes a not incon-
siderable problem for the an.hu- .s. They
who are here legitimately, yet canot be
drawn on in amy way for taxes or state
expenses. They pay no military tax Of
immunity, and not infrequently commit
deeds that make ii necessary to send them
TO iail-where their support naturally
falls on the Confederation.
As a problem they may be said 10 rank
IN righteousness with the innumerahle and
constant violations Of neutrality which
come 10 light almost daily, especially on
the part of the French and the Germans.
The general staff Of the army announces
on an average aerial violations 4 week by
a~viators who ''cut across lots on the
way 10 or from France or Germany. and
who cross the little neck Of Switzerland
that iuts up into both countries in the
northwest corner of the country.
This little neck also i weekly the target
for both French and German shells. The
gunners. far behind the lines, Get wrong
ranges and 'shoot up Swiss territory be
fore they can be told Of their mistake.
Less often. but occasionally. prisoners
Of war attempt 10 escape either from Ger
many or France. and are shot and killed
after they have reached Swiss territory. or
else the pursuing shots crash over into
Swiss territory and menace those on this
side.
u j. generally the ease that fugitive,
who manage to reach this side, regardless
OF where they come from. are rovally and
handsomely treated. Recently four Rus
SLAMS escaped from Germany. SWAIN the
Rhine, and landed ON Swiss soil. They
were met by a veritable reception commit
tee on this side, were given 4 meal that
satisfied even their starved APP
petltes. and were generally fetcd before
being escorted 10 internment camps where
they viii spend the rest II the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
Mexico News Notes

The state government of Sonora Is in
stalling n telephone system connecting re
mote portions Of that commonwealth witt
the capital city lIermosillo.
The department Of fomento has granted
4 concession for the period of one yeaI
for tn exploitation Of the chicle or chelN
ing gum product on $4,000 acres Of land
in the territory of Quintana Roo.
The resumption of work in the mines and
smelters of the Aguas Calicntes region
has given employment 10 upward Of forty
thousand hands, and rs 4 result bushes
of all kinds il rapidly assuming normal
proportions.
Information has been received from the
Mexican consul general in Bernc, Switzcr-
land, that there j. a great and increasing
demand there for sugar, coffee, cocoa, rice.
wheat. barley. cotton, vanilla and other
Mexican products.
A project j. under discussion among
the labor unions to hold an international
labor congress in the city of Mexico rs
soon a. the preliminaries can be arranged.
Delegates will be invited from MI the
North and South American countries.
The city authorities Of Cananea, the
great copper mining camp Of the state of
Sonora. have prepared plans for a new
school building Of the most modern de
sign that j. "a cost 100000 and will be
equipped with the latest appliances of all
kinds.
\ careful study Of the fauna and flora
81 Mexico j. to w made by experts under
the direction Of the department Of fomen-
TO. Expeditions will be dispatched TO all
portions If the republic and It i expected
the result Ut their Investigations viii he of
the greatest benefit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
Late Cultivation Of Corn
BY G. M. Garron, AgronOmist, Tx
tension Service, A. & M. Col
lege of Texas.

Cultivate shallow. frequently. late" IL
the oft repeated rule for cultivatine corn.
vt this time Of the season, the emphasis
should be placed upon the slate This APP
plies more especially to the more humid
portions of the state where the effects Of
the midsummer drought are 80 pronounced.
All agree that 1t j. the lack Of moisture M
the beginning Of the midsummer drought,
while the corn i in that critical period of
its growth. known a. silk and tasscl stage.
that cuts short the corn crop Of Texas.
The only means of even partially ovcrcom-
ing this handicap j. to hold in the soil. BY
means Of the soil mulch, the moisture
stored there by the early summer rains, for
the benefit of the rapidly maturing corn
crop. The writer visited a farmer in
Smith County. Nav 18th. who was III that
very time 'laying by his corn. It j. \
fine field Of corn and should have at least
two more civilizations. The word "Iay
by should bc eliminated from the farmers
vocabulary. For these late civilizations,
after the corn has grown too tall for the
further use Of the riding cultivator, there
j. perhaps no implement that will beat \
N-shaped harrow-toothed cultivator. II
will cultivate rs rapidly - the riding cul.
tivator and If previous civilizations hay,
been on the level, II will make 4 fine sol
mulch without going - deep as 10 inter
ferc with the roots.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
100000 Corns
Lifted Right OF
Try 2 Drops of Magic "Gets-It."

There's n wonderful difference be-
tween getting rid of a orr now and
the way they used to try to get rid
Of IL only four or five years ~
"Gets-It" has revo~lutionized corn
history. It's the only corn remedy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
CONTINUES IN CHARGE LEGATION

PEkING, June 9.-Prince Koudacheff,
the Russian minister at Picking, has advis-
ed the foreign office that he has been in
structed by his home government to con
tinue in charge of the legation in China.
The minister also advised the Chinese gov
eminent that Russia desires to send .
special envoy to China, for the purpose,
of comforting a high honor upon President
Ii Yuan-hung and expressing Russia's ap-
probation Of China's formal recognition
Of the provisional government at Petro-
grad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09

The fame of the high school play "ThC
Call of the Flag has spread afar and
Miss A. X. n. Craig, director. has been
asked if the play can be brought TO san
Benlto and presented there for the bene-
fit of the a Benito Red Cross. As both
Miss Craig and the members of the east
are anxious to do their bit for the Red
Cross as well a for charity. it i very
probable that a San Benito performance
will be given.
The Charity association met yesterday
for a discussion of details incident 10 rlc
staging of the play which i 10 take place
Wednesday night for the benefit of the
Charity home. The school board con-
scented to place the high school auditorium
at the disposal of the association. The
play made its first appearance at the high
school and the east was trained on that
stage and the scenery necessary Ia the
production is in place.
The Girls Honor Guard has consented
to take charge Of the ticket sales and will
be assisted in this feature by the members
of the association. Miss Anita kowalsko
who added much 10 the interest of the play
on its first production by introducing
speeialities will arrange a similar pro-
gram for Wednesday night.
8
Miss Rosita Putegnat left yesterday af
ternoon TO spend the sumemr vacation with
relatives near kerrville.
g.
Miss Sophie Spivey left yesterday af-
ternoon for San Marcos where she viii at
tend the simmer term Of the San Marcos
normal school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.. WoodhouSc have
decided TO leave R~aymondville. Browns
vile is to become their permanent home,
and they are now making plans for the
removal. The people Of Raymondviile and
vicinity will regret 10 have them leave, n
they nave been active residents since the
settlement of the Valley began. But with
the closing out of his interests here comes
the desire to pass their later years among
the Injuries recorded from city lre. We
wish to see them in Raymondville often
Magic Valley News.
Miss Flora Brooks of koSse. Texas. l.
in Brownsville. the guest of her brother.
Conoly O.. Brooks.
Mrs. Martin Besteiro woh has been the
house guest of Mrs. King Mason for the
past two weeks left this afternoon for her
home in San Antonio. Mr.. and Mrs. Bes-
teiro and their daughter Stella, are plan
ming a summers outing in Colorado. Dur
ing her visit here Mrs. Besteiro has re-
ceived many social attentions.
The first actual rehearsal of the Choral
club was held at the Elks club yesterday.
The singing was directed by Mrs. Louise
Wynn of Dallas and Mrs. L. l.. Lane ac-
%companist. Another rehearsal Is called
for Friday morning of next week.
D.
The Misses Izora, Leonora and Lucille
Bates left yesterday afternoon for San
Antonio where they will visit relatives and
friends for the summer months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Iev tonrgc J. McNIurrny. pastor m I'M
First BAPTIST church. announces the following
services AT his church fer Sunday:
sunday school, $50 q. ~.
Morning Worship. 1913. Sermon. The W
innate Riches
IL. v. Il. ~, I n. w, subject bible study,
with Miss Georgia nancy the leader.
Evening service, = o'clock. subject &c sermon
.tp W. obedience"
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening n ID
The public iS cordially invited tn attend any
or all services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-09
CHURCH MEMBERS TO MEET.

4 meeting Of the member of the Amer
can Presbyterian church will be held AT the
church 1T 10 o'clock Sunday morning, IL
was announced today, for the purpose Of
considering important matters in connec-
ton with the church.