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SPECIAL NOTICE.
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WORkINGMBN-NO ONE Will RISK BE-
ms oEercunhdent - an ue say 4. oH
around. compsTe value. and huy where cash
buys nost and best but you k5oQid - ths
Can't buy lO~1. gUsTHs OLD STAND.
6ls ID.
THE ANNUAL NEETIkG OF NE STOCK
holdGn Of the Equity SavinsH Bank q Wash
ington. ID. C.. viii be held az the Equity ssT-
inss Bank BuibinE oa TUESDAY, July =.
lsl1. for the election q Trustees and for the
oonsidCntion of any other tuines that nay
legally come before H. Polls oDen from u
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AUCTION SALES.
THOs. ). OWEN a SON. L6sfisaeei

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO vALuABLH
FRAME DWELLINGS OK DONALDSON
PLACE, FORMERLY ELIICOI-T PLAcE,
NEAR VINCENT STREET, RENO. y. C.
By virtue of a certain DEED q trust duly
recorded in LlheT No. s5I7, folio - e. sd. q
the Land Records Of the District Of Culum ha
and at the request of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned surviving trustee win sen az
public suction. in front n the prtmissa m
WEDNESDAY, TIE 9TH DAY or JUNE
A d. 1911. Ht ociock D. n, the feilowing-
described land and TEemisss, situate 10 the Dis
trict of Columbia, and DESIGNATED a. and beng
l0o 2 and = In Block &C. lnoE Squars Isfsl
q Onions & BUtt's suhdiviion of the Real Es-
tate Of Giles Dyer. deceassd. a. sid nibdiriSon
Eppears Of record in the Ofioe a the SurTcyE
for the District Of Columbia
Terms q sale: One-thind cash halancs IN ops
and t~o years. with interest 81 6 per centiun
psr annum, payable semi-Ennpally and ssoIrrd
co the properly sold Or an cash at nurchassr's
oTtion. deposit Of SOD required at time Of
sale and purchaser showed hftesn DAYS 10 ccsB-
plcte the puDchase- Furtha particulaH At time
q sale
THOMAS WALKER, Surviving Tru-tss
W. c. TAYLOR. AtiorDey for Fsr,y Secured.
jels 0N6E
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men to students Of the southern High
school and qualified.
He then appealed to Mack, and the
leader of the AS advised him to take
the course at the Naval Academy.
The youth was filled with a strong
desire to do his bit' for his country
and desired to serve in some branch
luctant to pass up an Opportunity OF
breaking into major league baseball
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is encouraging. Lady Snowflake" was
very real sort of a parsonage TO me.
Actresses are quite as womanly as
women in other professions of life,
don't you think so?
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Cut Umpire Staff,

Chicago. June 24-The double UNI
pfing system will not be Te-estab-
lished in the American Association
unless a majority of the club owners
keQuest 1t, President Hickey announc-
Cd today. The umpiring staff was re-
duced to four to save $1,000 a month.
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LOST.

L0sT-A BROOCH, sUNBuRsT, % PEARLS
end diamond. Very liberal reward. Return
TO d. HoPwooD. llOl FLORIDA ave. ne.
LosT-oNE KHAKI COAT, on ROAD BE
tween Rock Point. Nd, and Washington. He
turn TO r. A. GREsTfNG. Fourth Company.
American University, Washington, d. c. Re
ward.
LOsT-A BAR PIN CONTAINING Il Ola.
mond&- Liberal reward. Return to I72 n. II.
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DAILY TALKS BY MARY PIcKFoRD.
SECRET MARRIAGES.


Publication Of this article in whole
Dressly prohibited by special with
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Lois S.-Your earnestness and pluck
should carry you far on your chosen
road. Don't you think self-rellance IS
needed very much, as well? We all
have to be patient and work hard
when we are just making @ beginning
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Josephine M-'The Poor Little Rich
Grip Interiors were taken at the Fort
Lee studio, "a Romance OF the Red
woods" In California, and The Little
American" there also.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GENERAL H0UsEWoRKER. APFLY MRS.
JORDAN. lsJ 9TH Et- nv.
WANTED = EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES
good salary; GK days = week. ATply TEA
CUP INN.
SIX Al C4NvAssERs; QUICK RETURNS
and good money for workers. Apply Mr..
SHERRY. The Washington HeTsld. before 10
any moTning-
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Martha Miller-Never you mind Just
being ten years old. It's perfectly
wonderful to be ten years old. There
are. lots Of things IN life more worth
having than naturally curly hair.
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eligible for the final Of the Maplewood
100" July Z, will conclude the tour
nament with the Maplewood ConsoIa-
ton at l6 yards and the Maplewood
Handicap Consola ton,
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Answers TO correspoudeuts.

Mrs, J. R.-Tell Ruth and Dolph ]
liked The Poor Little Rich Girl" too,
and thank them for all the nice things
they said about 1t. The girl in "a
Double Interest" lived in the East.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

EXPERIENCED BUss BOYS (CoDoREDI.
HARVEY's, llth and Pa. ave. nv.
wANTED-AT ONCE, A CARPENTER. AP-
ply to Z. BURGDoRF. Hs 9Th at nv.
WANTED-As PRIVATE SECRETARY, MAN
stenoSTapher with Law degree and previous
experience as secretsg. sos Colorado Bldg.
sALEsPEoPLE WANTED : HIGH-GRADE
specials; money makers UTILITY SALES
CO.. Dayton, Ohio.
WANTED-Y0UNG MAN WITH SOME EX-
perience as compoStor in printing Office. Cal
"a n st sw
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PhaIis. Refu.. to Waive on Schultz

Pittsburgh. Pa. June 24.-The Phil
adelphia Nationals have refused to
waive on Outfielder Frank Schultz of
the Pirates. II was announced here
today and Schultz will be sent to the
Phillies. He was traded to Pittsburgh
oy Chicago early this season.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Dis
trict Of Columbia Juno q l9IT Sealrd ITO
posah VIII he rpctiVUd a. the ofIicc ~ The
ssyreta-y Of the B0Crd Of Comrnissiulsrs. Room
500. Ditrirt BlildirE urtl o'sIdck r. s.
July 5. 1877, foT q ihs-inF and sicrilizinE sys-
ten for the sginmiBE pool of the nsu Central
High Scbool Building Blank forms of srp-
posal. plans and specifications and al necs-
sary information nay - o5tained from the
Chief Clert. Engineer Department, Room SE.
District Building Wa5'in-tnu y. c. A 10
Dosit q five dollars viii he T71UirCd from bid
ders 20 insre TIE rrir-rn - Tho TaIr snd
spociEnati9us. OLIVER ?. NEWMAN. T0rIs
BRoWNLoW. C. ". KCTZ. Commissios-
os. d. c.
oFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, ID. C.,
Washington. j. e.. JzBe 2. lsI1.-SeaIed 80
possls will he recliVyd a. this orI1e, Room 81
DistTict Buildiar, uutn ? s'rinek n m, JULY
=. fCr fuTulsgibr and delrsring during the
nscal year b cunning July l. lsl- ninCtcch
mnEc or lrsr. h1-Bcs for ne il t'8s Tire DrfaFt-
mCut. u. {. F0rIr9 df pr0-ossi> EBt s7ecihus.
ti7ns nav be obtained fUaE the pu1Chasinr
Officer. d. G. RO0m ~ District BBildinr.
WGshiuEtsn. n. c. OLIVER r. NEWMAN.
LOFTS BEOWNLOW. CHARLES W. KCTZ.
Conustsaoasrs, D. c
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
Washington. d. c. June - lFT.-Sesled
proposals will b. received a. this Office until ?
O clock ,. n. il LH S. lsIs. for IsdInE oertEtn
strects aEgrcgstinE about SO cuhic yards II
fH1IRg. BlAnk forms Of Iropossls. Epocihcz-
tioDs and al necsssary information may be Oh
tanned from the Chef CIrTk. Engineer DeT'sr1-
mnt. Room q. District BuildiuE Washington,
d. c. OLIVER r. NEWMAN. LOUIS
BROWNLOW. CHARLES W. KUTZ. Con-
missioner ID. c
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The Married Life of Helen and Warren
Night ROadHouse and Helen 0verhears Some Dpaasng
Comments.

BY MABEL HERnERT URNEE oEnato. Of hs. Married Lfe"
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a goat, a wildcat. two burros ana
a bell-mouthed dog. mascots Of New
York troops back from che border.
dance IN New York.
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This series IL n continuation of
Their Married Life" produced by
Mabel Herbert Urner for your years.
The Married Life of Helen and
Warren" appearing exclusively I'm
this paper, Il the only series now
being written by Mabel Herbert
Urner.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

about 3 yearly; SO invested In q brood soE.
10 be cared for by us uzvs Hbo1t 81 yeAFly.
Booklet free. PINE RIDGE Farm CO., Vius-
land. n. J.
BAD bills COLLECTED Or 30 CHTKGE
Rents a speciality. BANNER. Attorney. 6l8
18th 81. nv. Phone NJ uT2
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.

81 Per Month--Just Like Rent.
Choice Of Nos c, Z, and G RemingtonS; and Z
Smith Premiers; Fay-Shoies. and No. Oliver
for SIC each. 10 per cent cash diAconnt-
THE TYPEwRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
gsol Frst st. nv, Phons North sSsL
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PERSONALS.

notice. ArtificiRR teeth and sec-
ond-hand Diamonds and Jewelry
bought. Louis AbrahamE. SIS G,
on, Pat. Office.
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.
AUTOMOBILES.

E0P HIDE 81 and SIS re- hour;
LON iIlNL- autos; careful white chauf-
f.nrs; clean can; day and night service. PhOhe
LINCOLN IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03

& THHEATER.

Hard work. the use of every mechanica
device possible 10 aid in writing, unceas
ing observation and absolute simplenes
and sincereity-the>e are the things tina
make a successful writer, according t.
Mabel Herbert Urncr. who has more read
ers among the newspaper public of Amer
ca than any other woman writer.
Mrs. Urner il the author of the "Hele'
and Warren stories and also "The Neg
lectcd Wife, the two novels on which
Pathe'S big serial. ''The Neglected Wife,
in which Ruth Roland, the popular star
begins an engagement AT the Queen thea
tire today l. based.
s.Inspiration j. welcome" says Mrs
Urner. "a successful writer depends mor'
upon technique and Willingness to perSe
we're. Notebooks. indexe~, stenographers
scrapbook> ere the tools Of the writer
trade" say Mrs. Urner.
Human lives. not the stories about them
should be- the source for strong fiction
Mr.. Urnrr thinks. The heart grippin;
novels. She believe. are those which dea
VIII tHf b-''fHfA HNf- ~ WulHhIN i"'ih'
the tales Of the ohmclv tasks and the un
romantic mt ncverthcle~a poignant sor
rows and IT, undTamatit. but still tn
more real. Laws of Won and me.
The story in brief i a. follows:
Horace Kennedy. n successful lawye
j. SLOWLY drifting from his attentive am
loyal wife Mar. for M apparent reason
save that she is finding and he is losing in
fercsi IN her.
On the charge made by Margaret War
ner. Il Struggling magazine writer, kenn"
DIV disbars Attorney Doyle, contcndinI
that rs a man ntt.t protect the honor o
his wife and home 50 must We guard on
courts from proving jackalS.
Because Of his ma-icrly handling Of III
diSbarment ease. = magazine request
Kennedy to write twelve articles dcalin
with the subject. Mary persuade hin
against his wishes. IL write these articles
suggesting that She vii take his dictatio
on the typewriter. She proves an ine'
ficicni helper and tlc first night IN whic
they work she fall. aad snrains her wris'
making il nccessar. for Kennedy ~ loo
elsewhere for ASST tancc. Margaret liy
ing in a cheap boarding house. i desper
ately poor ~ her short-story manuscript
are returned day after day by the maga
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OiTTMANN

Master of Her SOUL is n three par
knickcrbockcr Star feature nj the Dit.
mann theater today. Robert Maxwell. an
ambitious real estate broker. and Wilson
Howard, a young physician. are friends
Both are IN love with Alice Duncan, VIII
chooses Robert. Wilson, detected decide,
TO accept an offer TO assist an old phy-
stefan on a lepers' island. Robert and
Alice are married. Robert, in the mean
time, has accumulated great wealth and i,
20 eager to increase it that he has no time
Tor has wife and son. The son is taken
I'll and dies, and Alice j. heartbrokcn Dyer
the loss and also the seeming Indifference
Of her husband.
Charlotte. an adventures, and her Low.
er-accomplice Duval. plan 20 'get' ROB
ort, who i an easy victim. He neglect hi
a'fe and his Eome. His wife receives n
box az flowers which were intended for
ne Gdveriurtss, and she decides to leave
iin'- She boards a steamer bound for the
orent an leaves no trace Of her where
spouis. During the voyage the vessel on
which she i comes into the path of q t.
pnoor and i wrecked. Alice and three
'nen escape on a raft which brings them 10
ne shore of the lepers' island. Wilson
: amazed when he comes 10 look after his
'hargeS to find that the unconscious wom-
IN i Alice. the one he loves.
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zines. Desiring to help her Kennedy en-
cages her for the work.
Doyle forced out Of his profession, con
tinues his work in the field of crooked.
stock jobbing, taking the hard earned say,
ings Of the poor for bogus mining stock.
The last night Of their joint work, Ken
ncdy accompanies Margaret home; but on
the way they are caught in an accident
Kennedy escapes injury, bat Margaret
faints Calling TO her to speak to him.
Kennedy with Margaret in his arms
PUSHES to a physician. l. the girl he j.
beginning to love to be thus taken from
himi
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UNCL

Last Of letters remaining unclaimed at ,he
brownsville. Texas. Postoffice for m. v-eel
nding September 4. 1917:
Gentlemrn-
Aibarado Carmel. Albarado Dominru.z AZ.
nadez Luz. "
aibarad". Carmel: albarado. Domingo: Ar
nadez. Luz "
Beccrra. Jesus: Blair. Charles g.. c,u,Iu.
ose; Castillo. Esiaien: CIenanfield 1,h,rlas
o"ard. 4. A.; Commonwealth Fire Ips,,r,ne,
company.
fuent.s, Alfredo lie Ia.
rcIi.Abeiino Garcia. Jesus:t; a att ann
.arcla. Abelin"; Garcia. Jesus: Garcia. ,,.
mo; Garsa. Sipriano: Gomez. Elpidi.. a;nrz,
%antos' 'uillen. Enscbio: EDUARDO. ponciano
Holman. Joe; kinard. Thos. A.: kuttpr.
'harles A. ~
Johnston. Fred l..
Lopez. Justo.
Martinez. -. ZIG: Mcndusa. Juan; NORM
.iorgan. q. r.: Mueller. VI. r.
fena. Juanita: Pollock. George NJ.
hamirez. Juan: Hcnfro. John go: Riyns
L. A.; Robinett. johnny: Ruperto. Francisco.
Sanchrz. t'uadalupc: Sarnz. Pillar: Sarnz
,ldine.
Torres. Lusio.
valdez. Ecliserio: NernudiS. Juan: y.rtm. n
'"rge: Vega. Naidomero: viIlarreal. Unirino.
Mienferger. Max Sgt; William. Claude T.;
Williams. Harry.
Ladies'
'asaSos. Guadalupe Srta.: Chunn. II. q. and
IT.; Cope. y. I. Mrs.
Fink. Will Scott Mrs: Flores. Anita. Fares
.lvida Sra.
Garcia. Madam; G%utirrez. Ysmaila Sra.
Kelley. Fife Mrs.
Meguirar. Elizabeth Miss.
Iortes. Juanita Srta.
Reyes. florcncia Sra. Rios. san Juan Srn.
Sanchez. Rita Miss; Salas. Rosa Sr;a: Soto
lula Sra.
Treyiniu. MaDuella Sra.
ida. Teressa Sra.
= In calling for the above letters please me-, ,
ION Advertised and state dat. of same.
POSTMASTER.
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An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the Red Cross benefit that i
to be given at the Drcamiand thcatcr Tues
day night for the benefit of the XII
/ Grandc chapter of the American Rd Cross
Manager Young has secured a film spec
ial, "The Web of Desire a five-reel pro
duction featuring Miss Ethel Clayton, on,
of flmdom's fayorites.
The home talent feature of the enter
tainment promises to be- equally interest
ing. Mrs. c. III. More. chairman of enter.
tainnlcht committee, has announced !
number of especially good attractions
Some Of the entertainers are new, in tn,
Entertainment role nj least. to Brownsville
auriences while others are well known t.
Brownsville audiences.
The Misses Betsy Walker: Gay, Eliza.
beth and Dorothy More, Hazel Collins
Esther Weller and Rhoda Hicks have re.
hcarsed what promises To be a clever va
ra Wanna dance. Little three-ycar-oId Lu-
ellie kring, who c%aptivated an audience
at Fort Brown Hast Friday night wiiha
special dance~is Ia appear. The Alamo
quartette from the Fifth engineers has al
20 consented to give several selections
Miss Ernestine Faux Of Corpus Christi, I,
popular vocalist, will contribute. Musi,
will be by the Fourth Texas infantry band
while the piano accompaniment will be
pi.yec by Miss Virginia Mullens.
Miss Lily Harvey, a vocalist. has also
agreed 10 appear.
Mrs. A. w. Reed and little son %returne,
last night after a very delightful TIVE,
months spent visiting Mr.. Reeds RELATIVES.
in Springfield. Ohio. A. the guest of Mrs
Johnson at Springfield. Mrs. Reed toures
a large part of Ohio by automobile. visit
ing Detroit, and other Michigan cities ant
lake shore resorts.
The "Silyer Thimblc" fund promises Il
be a profitable feature of the local wa
relief fund. according to Mrs. J. 7. Craig
who has charge of the collection Of Of,
silverware which j. to be concerted int
money and used for assisting in the sup
port Of war hospitals. Although only or
ganized in Brownville 4 Few days ago
many donations of old thimbles, pieces O
battered plate. gold and silver spoons an'
many other articles which have o~utlives
their usefulness in the household are be
ing donated.
Miss Annette Hicks, who has been VIZ
fling Mr.. and Mrs. A. $. Goode At Ri
Hondo FOR several days has returned l.
her home in brownsville.
O.
Miss Virginia Cooke left yesterday fo
San Antonio where she Will bec~nc asso
ciated with the Young Woman's Christia'
association.
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BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
provost it. 25cat all druggists.
THIS REMEDY IS SOLD IN BROWNS
VILE BY THE EAGLE PHARMACY
PHONE 26.

Green. principal of the grammar school
\. X. Bullock, principal of the high school
Riley Aiken. Miss a. X. N. Craig, Mrs. Ma,
II. Dickens, Mrs. T.. Clearwater, Miss For
Gentry. Miss Dora A.. Willingham, Misses
G. h. Burns, EloiSa Cavazos. Rachael
Clearwater, Anne Clabaugh, M. Ii. Castcn-
ada. Matte Campbell, Mrs. MAY l.. Davis,
Miss Pauline Dawson. Miss Nj. f.. Duffy
Miss Hettie Dougherty, Mrs. Ray f.. Fer
guson, Miss \. l.. Green, Mrs. katherine
Hamilton, Miss Anita kowalski, Miss Beu-
lab Knox. Miss Bcatrix Kinloch. Mrs. Nj.
+. Lubbock, Miss +. +. Mullen, Miss Vir-
ginia Mullen. Miss Laura Owen. Mrs. A. =
Putegnat, Mrs. +. II. Russell, Miss Ray
Stowe. Miss Rose Stowe, Miss Bcrnicc
Stell. Miss Nell Smith. Miss Graham Smith,
Miss Sylvia Spivey. Miss Sophia Spivey,
Mrs. Cecil Shelton. Mrs.. Olivia Yznaga.
Miss Lillian Virgins, Miss Margaret Mas
tiers and Miss Ruth MonseeS.
San Benito Independent School District.
Helen Spears. Miss Lois Spears. Miss
George Strothcr, superintendent; Miss
March Norvel. Miss Ruth Kennedy, Miss
Mary Cleary, Langdon Becker. Miss Edith
%LongwelI. Miss Olga Evans, Miss Jewell
Barron. Miss Marguerite jenkins, Earl
Dawson. Miss Dorothy Norris. Miss Mia
Carpenter. Miss Lola Gretzingcr and Miss
Ella Saunders.
Harrington independent School District
". +. Jordan, superintendent; Miss Pearl
Bolts, Miss Ada McL.andon. Miss Bessie
McWilliams, Moody, Borough. Miss Ophc-
liza Harrington. Miss Bessie Mcdonald.
Miss Geneva Farmer. Miss Guadalupe
Wilkinson. Miss Lucy Weem-. Miss Esther
Amayo, Mis- Stella Foltz.
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P0LyGL0T GRADUATING CLASS

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. Three hun
'red and sixty-seven students received de
'reeS' titles or certificates today Mt the
'oith convocation of the University 81
hicago. Included among the graduate
'cre a Chinese, who received a bachelors
'egree, a japanese who received the dc.
rec OF doctor of philosophy. and a Hin
H. who also received the doctors de
gree.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03

One Chinese province annually export.
more than l50,000 tons of peanuts. all he
cause an American missionary several
years ago gave a native convert Il quart
of California seed
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The following "a list, complete with
but a few exceptions, of the teachers from
the rural schools of Cameron county:
Mrs. j. A. Sullivan, Miss NJ. q. Longoria
Miss Dolores Nalente. Miss Claire Ne
Alecse, Mis-, lantha Demarce. Miss Louise
Putegnai. Miss Merle Dodd. Miss Anna
.Gerlach, Miss Mary Talbot, NJ. Ethel q
Brown, Landrum district; Miss Pen
Cleary, Miss Emma Eliason. Miss Lily
Chaudoin. Wilson tract: Miss AM ,nla Al
DANA. Guadalupe b.. Cortez, Miss Leanprn
Cavazos. Miss Lui-a Sails. Raymond dis
irict: Mis- Leila Archer, Santa Magarita
Miss Lula Caudell, O. p. Smith. Miss e
thcr Sada, Miss Kathleen Craig. Miss Dora
Monte Hendrix, Santa Maria district Miss
Lucille Williams, Mrs. Ilerminia Cortcz
Los Fresnos; Mrs. NJ. r.. Terrell. Miss III
la Evans, Olmito: Miss Corrinne Smith
Miss lola Berry. Miss Arethu~a Brown
Miss Josefina Cortinez, Anacuitas; Mis-
Lilly Spivey, Miss Virginia Campbell. Mis-
Emelia Sampled, Miss Carlotta Nillareal
Miss Zoila Tijerina, Miss Eva Cowen. Mis-
Emelia Fernandez. Miss Jo~efina Cham
pion, Villa Nucca: Mrs. NJ. :. Jagou. Mis-
Josephine Webb, Mr.. q. l.. Work, Chica-
20 Gardens; +. T. Hockaday. err, f.. 7
lIockaday. ir.. Miss Viola Egly, Starck
district; Miss Virginia Common. Miss Tcrc
IA Lavios, Josephine Castenada, San Ra-
facl: Miss Anne O'Brien. Di>hman: II. ID
kennemere. Mrs. l.. ID. kennemerc, Miss
Ncva Brooks, Sam Robertson district: II
ID. Cleary. Miss Marion McChesnev, Mis-
Eva Posey, La Feria: +. f.. Shircr. Mis-
Gladys S~navcly. Miss Lucille Stevenson
Miss Tennie Morrow. Sebastian: j.. l.
l%iarrel, Miss Rcba Wright. Miss E-tellc
Bartlett. Mr.. Elizabeth Brown. Lyford
Miss Robinson. Miss Marion Paul. Mis-
Josephine Johnson. Miss Ruth Pur~lcy
Rio lIondo.
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JAS. A. GRAHAM,
W q

" ormerly Senior Member of the law firm
u 'raham. Jones X George. If Brownsville
TcxaS.b
Now "fficing ~ Rooms FOL -202 Second E1oo,
Merchants National Bank Building. will con.
tiDue Oh" practice If law alone in ~ the courts
Trial and Appellate. State aud Federal.
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II would take considerable losing streal
on the part Of the Giants and I'd the sam,
time a fancy string of victories by tn,
Phillic~, for the Morans u overtagc N,
McGraws ~ this stage of the race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-09-03

y Stated meeting Tuesday, Sept
q Ith, 1917. 1T $ o'clock p. N. Bus
IN mess and work.
NIX J.. j. COOKE. Secretary
J.. +. SHELTON, W. VI.