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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
GEN Z RAJ.


There IL . strong sentiment IN ne
Michigan legislature to pass law
making Michigan dry May 1. 1917. in
stead Of May I. 1918.
The SO unidentified bodies Of the
Eddystone ammunition plant disaster
-charred and mangled beyond recog-
nftion-were buried at a great CON-
munity funeral.
Chicago storekeepers and a hospital
have reported TO the police that they
purchased tubs purporting to contain
40 pounds of butter. but found there
were but one or two inches Of butter
and the rest was sand.
Unusual action has been taken at
Hull. Enc. in summonfng the custom
ers OF Sunday shops on the charge Of
aiding and abetting Sunday trading
DR. Alexis Carrei. the eminent ply.
stefan OF the Rockefeller Foundation.
predicts the war will last so years.
Five hundred persons at a Canton
tO) meeting TO protest concerning
military service Missed the chairman
when he attempted to close the ses-
sion with singing Die wacht an
Rhein''
Suffrasists threaten to post senti-
nels In New York to discourage girls
who are willing to wed "slackers" to
prevent them from being drafted into
military service
Bishop Theodore s. Henderson IS
sued an order to the $40 Methodist
Episcopal preachers In the Detroit
district to display the Stars and
stripes in every Methodist church for
the duration Of the war.
Joe Stecher. supposed TO be cham
pion OF the world at the wrestling
game. lost his title in two falls to
Earl Caddock. an Iowa farmer boy.
VINO has long been the champion anna
teur
Miss Jeanette Rankin. who voted IN
the American congress in opposition
10 her nation entering the European
war. has been forgiven by the French
nation
At a meeting Of the Chicago Ad
club. attended by Herbert r. Hous-
ton. president OF the Associated Ad-
vertising Clubs OF the World. the
members pledged themselves to live
ND to the slogan. Garry the nag. do
not follow f."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
Catarrh of the Stomach

"As a minister of the gospel
since 1853 Il am 81 years old
/ take this opportunity of writ
ing to you to show you how i
appreciate what your remedies
have done for me for catarrh of
the head and stomach, and to
freely and fully endorse your
your remedies to all sufferers. i
was born IN Jefferson County,
Kentucky, a genuine kentuckian,
consequently interested In the
physical as well as spiritual Wei
fare of humanity, more especially
all kentuekians. You may Use
this as a public endorsement If
you wish, as l am ready at all
times to stand by the statement.
am now located at DePaus,
Ind. Rev. John Il. Hoke.
ROOTS AND HERBS ARE
GODS MEDICINES, endorsed
by the Bible, created by the Max
err of the Universe for all diseas-
es. Don't put il off too long.
Ii is time TO begin when the DIS
EASE BEGINS. COM-CEL-SAR
and our CHEYENNE INDIAN
REMEDIES have healed the sick
and distressed when EVERY
THING ELSE. HAS FAILED.
Why do you put it off You
can { afford To trifle with ma
ture, when she warns you by
sending pain and distress; TAKE
THAT WARNING AND ACT
ACT NOW.
COM-CEL-SAR sells at one dol
lar for 3 boxes, legally guaran-
teed for the stomach, liver, kid
neys, bladder and blood, indiges-
ton and headaches, rheumatism
and nervousness.
SCIENCE SOPE is the best for
HUMAN SKIN, only Zoe box,
bars 25c. Sold at Hickman
Drug Co, Hickman, Ky.
Write for full information, will
be glad to mail postpaid "The
Cow Boy Herbalist," book fill
ed with startling information.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
GRIM . NAL

Frtz kofb. a German convicted %
having bombs In his possession. was
sentenced TO five years In the New
Jersey penitentfsry.
The bank of Garvin. On. was rob
bed by lone bandit who made good
his escape with $500 after running the
customers out and locking the cashier
in the vault
Three negroes were electrocutsd at
the Oklahoma state penitentiary
They were Willie Williams. Charles
Young and Chester Taylor. all guilty
Of murder
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL

Chairman Padgett Of the house ma
val committee. has introduced a bill
extending the rights OF citizenship to
all aliens who serve one year or uupe
In the naval reserves.
With the approval OF Attorney Gen
eral Gregory. congressma Webb has
introduced a bill to permi: the allied
governments to recruit their own citi-
Gems now IN this country.
A joint resolution authorizing the
president TO cali for 1000. 900 volun-
tsers WAS introduced In the senate by
sherman of Illinois
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Resolutions expressing hostility -
England. but pledgins undytng loyalty
TO the United States. were adopted at
New York mass meeting held to
mark the first anniversary OF the
Irish rebellion
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
NEUROLOGICAL

Representative Henry r. Heigesen
Of North Dakota. Republican. died Of
appendicitis. II was announced at the
capitol He had been III several days.
Mr.. Helgesen was native OF Iowa.
Richard Olney. IS. Statesman. once
secretary Of state and always a noted
sendsnt Of international Law. II dead
- HIS home In Bostoa-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The supreme court has affirmed the
decision OF the West Virginia and
Rhode Island courts in quashing the
indictments against alleged conspira-
tors to corrupt the 1914 congressional
election
William p McQuade. superintend-
ent Of Indiana Creek mine. the larg-
eat producing mine In tho state. was
fined $500 and costs for failing to
provide his men with q free wash
house.
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AcclolNYa

Three men we're killed. and nine IN
3ured ~ the plant Of the Goodyear
Rubber Company when an elevator
dropped three floors to tn basement.
John Deering. ~. . New York busi-
49, maA. was killed BY . stray bullet
nred BY John r. Kelly. . suardsmsa,
~ satd ~ shot ~ . tramp.
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Pc RSONAI.

Judge f. NJ. Becker. the instigator
OF the referendum vote at which Mon
r~e. Wis. declared against the war.
has issued an appeal to all citizens TO
stand by the president.
Horace J. Seymour. third secretary
Of the British embassy. and Miss VIC
let Erskine. daughter OF the late
Thomas Erskine. British consui-gen-
erai At New Orleans. we're we'd at the
embassy
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
DON E0Tlc.

American Capitalists have submit
se6 . proposition TO ths Russian gov
ssnmeat ~ tAe esnseruetion of 500
nses Of railway frDn the Sea of
Asov % Mssesw st . eest q nearly
o17S. - ~.
TAs Counetl q Na6annaa Defeone
$500 sea1s oDvse1osv - have thsir
ieGashn1ures nAns seaAs ceune1ls a. D.
49, to e~sDssaGs ~ ~ natsona,
eouncu.
ne snesanss - Nass~snasstt ana
SewDnst hArbaEs are ossseA To ahiv-
- rea - = bsevssa sunssG an1
oevsaty-fivs rsorssenAnfav>e - n.
iseAang raAFUeds q sAs eeuntyv -.
peaso1 befess the in1ersente 60
ossee eennihs1aa - ashsd 80
~ - aaAsvsd - raiss rs4ss Is -
eat - joe l.
bsth beaseaes - ~ vlsrtaa -.
iaeuss have aAoDesa rssoauese.a 49,.
II the soo0iGn1oa g ~ eueutte, -
statewide peohibitSnn.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
WAR 6REvITIEs

The Salvation Army has decided 10
ofrer its entire resources 10 the gov
eminent for use against Germany.
with $4,000 for preparation work
The Michigan senate has adopted
an amendment to the IS. 600, 900 pre-
paredness bill providing that the state
shall insure each Of its soldiers for
81. 900.
Chicago postmen have petitioned
the government for the honor of en-
listing in a regiment TO be command
ed by the Hon. James Hamilton Lewis.
Cincinnati recruiting officers are
looking for a big rush to the colors.
Three lovely actresses have volun-
teered to kiss all the men accepted.
A. B. Hall. Detroit attorney. who
says he Is too old and fat to enlist. {"
is paying $50 per month to the family
OF young man who took his place.
Several pretty young women at st.
Paul are wearing small fiap on their
silk stockings Just above the shoe
tops "Slackers" followed the nag"
The Ohio Valley Pulley Works. At
Msysvills. Ky. has given notice that
every man enlisting in the army will
be given $50 and his position again
upon his return
Federal agents declare that further
Investigation brings 70 light more evi-
dence OF German "arsenals" IN Cleve-
land. In raids on a few homes about
roo guns and much ammunition was
destroyed.
The Russian provisional government
has decided to place a contract IN the
United States for 10000 railway cars
and 1000 locomotives. to delivered By
July. 1918.
call for veterans to compose .
brigade to be offered to the govern
rasnt for war service has been issued
BY Maurice Simmons, past command
er Of the Veterans Of the Spanish
War.
twenty-five Colorado coal com
panies are to grant increases Of A.
prozimateiy 10 per cent May 4.
The services of the entire order Of
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners Of America. which has q
membership Of about 100000. viii BE-
offered to the government during the
waT.
FoREioN.
Indications Of a serious crisis -
tween Engiand and the SpanisA gov
eminent are containef IN Dispatches
from Madrid. II IN said the British
mintster has been seat 10 the border
o. a special train.
In the Italian army. where ths duel
10 obligatory. il has been decrso1 that
all effScers nov In troub1e must post
po0e the settlement until the var y
ever. This without loss of honor.
Germany has ordered . susDsns3ea
of direct and indirect mail service -
tween that nation snA IL untts1
States.
The Loadon News says that List
William Lsefs Robinson. the nSst svS
sesr = bring aowu . zsDpeltn = -
~. u rsD0tsd n1ssiag.
LAnro Muller. Tie Brasilian Sses1gz
u1n1st9. 49, assa1nsd - receive ~
01gDnn Dfu1otng.
meeting = ssvegal towns b uulGng11
= SuDosto1- 0sgunn cavalry - ~
49, - ouUDg00 - 1totWonDoo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Clyde Poulter, the high eli
entertainer, one night only--Ai
18th at the Court House. q
eft Christian church.
Purest drugs, eorrect 4
pounding, prompt seeviceI ri
No. 9.-Hickman Drug ca.
The Courier ~ nonGhr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
ROUTE FIVE NEWS.

The little infant babe of Mr..
and Mrs. James Hicks is not
expected to live, being very low
with inflammation of the stomach
and bowels.-Misses Eva Osborn
and Edna Barnes spent Saturday
night with Miss Callie Barnes
Harvey Closr has sold his farm
to Goldy Wilson.-The stork flew
over Saturday and left a little
baby boy at Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McGinnis.-Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Wilson motored to Hickman
Sunday and spent the day with
MIR. and Mrs. Seth Pewitt.-The
young society set enjoyed a sing
ing at Tom Ferguson s Sunday
night--Bob Escue and family mo
tored to Union City Saturday
Hurtle Cioar has sold his farm to
Hurvey Cloar.---J. S. Burcham, ID.
w. Howard and G. w. Donnell mo
tored to Union City Monday on
special business. Roy Psargen
and Mr.. Campbell, members OF
the bridge crew, are here repair
ing the Reelfoot bridge. Master
Clarence Wrady spent Sunday
with Bob Howard.-Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Barnes spent Saturday and
Sunday with McAnna friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Rice Wilson
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. S. Burcham.-Miss Ruby Bon
durant was Miss Callie Barnes
visitor Sunday.-Miss Lillian
True, of Kenton, is a visitor at
Bob Escue 's.-Miss Elizabeth
Burchum is visiting her uncle at
Cayce.-Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Howard s visitors Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Norrid. =
Misses Hattie and Molene Cald-
well were visitors at H. w. How
ards Monday and Tuesday,.
Z. Caldwell is canyassing the
county. He wants to be the coun-
ty court clerk next term.-Thed-
ron Powell and Nose Ward motor
ed to Rogers Saturday. = En-
mine Hicks is sporting a brand
new buggy.-The young set OF
children at Howell Hicks nave
the measles.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19
RECIPE FOR EXCELLENT HASH
Mixture % ingredients Has Beer
Called by its Admirsrs the
~Dest Ever Made"

First Of all. fry an onion. finely
chopped. In one ounce of margarine on
dripping. till II IL a golden brown. then
add one ounce of -four. and after stir
ring well together for i've minutes add
half . pint Of stock. wen favored with
vegetables. two or three cloves. salt II
necessary. and four tablespoonfuls Of
cntchup. Stir for q few minutes over
the fire. then favor further with . tea
spoonful or more OF brown sauce o.
meat extract Let the sauce boil fast
over the IRE. so AZ TO reduce Il q little
then add some browning. Strain the
sauce into Q small shallow stewpas
and put II on one side to set cold II
the meantime cut some meat. and not
too small slices from your meat. set-
ting them be all ~ much ~ possible
Of the same sfss. and remove every
particle Of skin. fat. gristle o. burnt
portion. a. II II the latter which Olves
H. ~Warmsd-up" taste that h % IN
D,sosant. When the sauce 10 cold lay
n u IL Dlscss Of meat. cover up the
saucepan and In about IN hours time
IDut it at the corner Of the stove. warn
ne By vsgy gradual degrssa II a.
IloWod % bcll. the meet h sure 70 b
tsosA- A soon - u n thoroughly ho(
y - sUady - - dished up. with the
lsnuce poured over II. and II should b
ourro0ndoo With fingers Of bread. fxaed
= guadsa color. The addition of littls
lnnsly ehoOpsd parsley greatly IN
Druveo ~ Iook Of the dish
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They Look Right
You will be pleased
by the splendid APP
pearance of the suits
which we clean and
press for you.

We remove all the spots and
soil, shape the garments right
and press them so they look as
attractive as when first worn.
Our prices are reasonable
and the service prompt.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Clyde Poulter. q unique enter
tainer, will fill am engagement at
the Court House, Thursday gwen
ing, April 26, uhccr the auspices
and for the benefit of the Chris
tan church. Your attendance viii
be appreciated.
doc" Pewitt and wife, OF
Fulton, were guests of Seth Few
lit and family yesterday: The
former was here in the interest
of his candidacy for sheriff.
With $500 in trade we give
you . hnndsome salad bowl FBEE
at DOb1pns.
Percy Jones and son, Allen.
were in Cairo Tuesday.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

All he --latest standard maga-
'aIneo - Hickman Drug Co.
W. G. johnson was in Lous-
viii ehis week
HhvD and 60 q Bondussn1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1917-04-19

Write for full information, will
be glad to mail postpaid "The
Cow Boy Herbalist," a book fill
ed with startling information.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27
II BROWNSVILLE WOMEN ARE.
QUALIFIED AS R. c. NURSES

Completing a three months course in
Red Cross hospital work in the short spaee
OF four weeks, seventeen Brownsville WON
en- are now qualified TO become assistant
nurses at the war front il was announced
today by Captain $. W. French, in com
mand of Base Hospital No 3, under whose
direction and that of Captain Norman
Kirk, the hospital adjutani, the instruction
~has been conducted
While the women who have taken the
course are not bound TO accept a cali for
duty nj the front, they have undergone
successfully the necessary instruction TO
insure them places as. assistant nurses in
Red Cross hospitals should they desire 10
acc ept VIXEN the call comes. and il surely
viii, according TO Captain French. There
viii be a great and eveTgrowing need cor
nurses once the American forces have
been entered directly into the fighting
front.
Those who have successfully completed
the course anu who will be issued certifi-
Gates are:
Miss Bessie Brown, 10 st. Charles
street.
Miss Stella Dickinson, Levre street.
Mrs. Kate L. Lahy, Brownsville.
Mrs. James Il. Wells. Brownsville.
Mrs. William s. Vest. brownsville.
Mr.. Leah ~. Gam. 1911 Washington
street.
Mrs. Lef.a G. More, 22l Levee street.
MISS vArglD "A Mullen, Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27
Western Union Men
Don Army Uniform

BY the first of July the Western UrioI
telegraph office III Brownsville, n q Dor
der and port office, will have been thor
oughly organized into the service Of Tn
clc Sam. Manager A.. ". Reed, who was
recently commissioned as first lieutenant
in the reserve signal corps. today received
orders from the war department ut Wash
ington To report to the Southern depart
mcnt headquarters IN Fort Sam Houston
by letter for duty. II Is believed Licuten-
ant Reed will be a~Singed to duty al
Brownsville a. censor and manager.
". VI. Boughton and Daniel Ceballos
telegraph operators, have been enlisted ~
the army under an arrangement botwecr
the war department and the telegraph com
pany. with the rank of master electricians,
and today donncd their uniforms for til,
first time.
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cate. sweet faced girl who fairly worship
ped him. The cruel edict Of war had de-
manded their separation, he to do his duty,
she to wait and pray.
However, the girls mettle was brought
out by the country's peril, and instead Of
idling al home in ease she went also TO the
front n a Red Cross nurse. There she l.
wounded and disfigured by a she'll that
wrecks the church hospital. Recovering
she finds her beauty forever married and
realizes that shc can give her lover moth
inf but a wreck of her former self. Ang-
uished she decides TO free him. In the
meantime Philip has been rendered sight
less for life. The meeting of the two, Meth
Ier knowing Of the disaster ~ the other. i
a tragic scene in this wonderful picture.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27
.Hida|go Case To Come
Before Court Thursday

Judge ". r.. Hopkins this morning APP
pointed n jury commissioner 10 draw the
names for the next term of the district
court W. H.. Clint. W. q. Whitman and ".
q. Nanwyck. These gentlemen Will meet
during the present term and select grand
and petit jurors for the September term
Of the court.
A jury In the damage SUIT styled Barr
versus Myrick has had the ease under con
sideration since yesterday afternoon. a
ease of interest to the people o fIiidalgo
county i scheduled 20 come before the
court either this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. The action j. styled the AmerI-
can National Insurance company ct nj YER
sus the Valley Reservoir and Canal Co.
CT al.
The proceeding which is an action "a
prove up "A final judgment and prove all
claims against the receivers of the com
pany. l. the final step IN the windup of
the litigation in which the Ilidalgo county
concern hus been involved. At a session
of the court a year ago Judge Hopkins
appointed a. receivers Of the corporation
f.. &. Norihen and Frank Webb of Gar
weston. The various amounts involved ~
the present court action reach IN tho
neighborhood of one million dollars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27
"WOMANHOOD. THE GLORY or THE
NATION"

Pacifisis. III there were any IN BroNns
Vile organized and p~ropaganda-ing a.
such. might stand in danger of 'being rid
den out Of town on a rail- after the show
ing Of "Womanhood. the Glory of the Ma
|tion.' coming to the Queen theatre Fri
day and Saturday for a two days showing
The story is that of Philip Ward, a fine
specimen Of young American manhood
who, departing for the front, has torn him
self from the affectionate embrace of his
~fiancee, Alice Renfrow, the laiter a deli
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27

Mrs. Goldie Hicks. Brownsville.
Mrs. Loretta Phillips, Troop II, 10th
Cavalry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davenport, 30 st. Char
les street.
Miss Endora Dickson. Levee street.
Mrs. Chloe Howard, 907 Washington
street.
Mrs. Florence Meserole, OIL Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Lcnora Howard, Brownsville.
Miss Katherine Pierce, Levee street.
Mrs. William &. Craig, Elizabeth and
Third streets.
The course, which was taken also by
members Of the hospital corps and TO
which the ladies OF Brownsville were in
vited, was shortened on account Of order.
,oeing received at the hospital for course 81
instruction 10 be given members of tn,
Medical Corps and the Medical Rcserv,
Sorps. This course of work will be hello
daily at the base hospital from ] until !
O'Clock in the afternoon. The course vii
include all the duties of medical officer,
at army posts and ~ the field. including
sanitation in the field and a host Of other
work. Two hours of drill practice will b,
given daily, detachments Of the ho.pita
corps being used. Most of the work vii
be under the direction of Captain Frcncl
and Captain Kirk, and doctors who vii
take the course include Drs. Simpson
Bradford, fowler and IIandley Of the med
zeal reserve corps, and Drs. Miltenbcrgel
and Drake of the regular army.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27

q Inc tuesday Bridge club was entertain
ed In It's weekly session yesterday after
noon by Miss Petra Champion.
D.
Mrs. George Stovall was hostess yester.
day afternoon at a family, dinner il
honor of her sister, Mrs. W. o. Murray OF
rioresville. The delightful gathering OF
members of the f.mily was held at IN,
Country club where a delicious southern
u was served. Besides Mrs. Siovall
and her hohor guest there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Herff Monroe and two chill
dren, and Mr.. ami Mrs. viii Stovall.
The Thursday Bridge club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. Louis Brulay.
Mrs. W. O.. Murray. the wife of State
Senator Murray from Florcsvillc. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. $. Stovall,
VIII leave for her home tomorrow after
noon. During her brief visit in Browns
VILE Mrs. Murray has been the recipient
of many social honors.
MISS Lille Harvey will appear in a song
recital at the Baptist church one week
from next Friday, July 9th, for the bene-
Int OF the Red Cross. Miss Harvey, un-
der The direction of her instructor, Miss
Penelope Peterson, gave n recital ut Edin-
burg for the Red eros work at which a
tidy sum was raised. Ii i also planned
to give a similar recital at Kingsville.
Miss Harvey is a wonderfully talented
singer and is exceptionally popular with
Brownsville audiences.
The ladies who have been engaged in
sewing for the Charity home since the
opening of the workroom in the city hall
have completed their labors and this after
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27
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.

noon Mrs. I. IL. Clearwater, in charge OF
the sewing, will deliver TO the Divine Provi-
dcnce hospital the final consignment Of q
contribution of 2l2 sheets and garments.
the material for which was donated by To-
cal dry goods merchants and the labor by
the ladies of the city.
In addition to the garments, some thir-
ty-one yards of material together With a
quantity of threads and buttons left on
hand VIII he presented to the Charity home
To be used in any way the management
sees FIT.
The Treble Clcf club is meeting in a
business session al TIL Learners library
this afternoon.
We VII! call for and deliver your suit
pressed IN 30 minutes. Phone No. |, Mod
el Laundry. up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-27

the following program for tonight:
L. March, THE Gladiator Scusa.
,. Overture, Martha Clays.
3. Waltz. Roner.
4. Call the Dag Paine.
5. (a) "The Highlander PatroL,'' %
ION Your Way" McClue.
q. Cows in the Cotton Hall.
4. Selection from Fockcltanz. Moon
light on the Hudson, Coon and Ills Razor
T. Brooks.
:. Guard Mount. Elinburg.
Q. Ball Costumes" and THE Arm,
Blues
10. The National Anthem.