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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-11

Hiram w. Bennet. washington.
Samuel l. Buracker. Luray, Va.
Samuel NJ. Bemiss. Richmond. Va.
Cornelius II. Bull, Warrington.
Robert c. Schmertz, Genatte. Pa.
William H. Bowles. Elizabeth, n. ].
Harold w. Faint, Roselle Park, n. j.
Thomas c. Barton. Winchester. Va.
John H. Kelley. Paterson, N. J.
Adrian c. Mipton, Red Bank. n. J.
Andrew A. Kramer, Annapolis. Nd.
John r. Brennan. Plainfield. N. J.
James b. Scarf. Hasbrouck Heights, n. j
Townsend Scott. Baltimore Md.
Boiling II. Handy. Bristol. Va.
Kenneth NJ. Burns, Baltimore, Md
John A. Graham, Lexington, Va.
Julian George. Norfolk. Va.
Frank J. Gillian. Lynchburg. Va.
William T. Bryan. Warrington.
Ollie NJ. Butler, Warrington.
John Alexander. Newark N. J.
Edward G. Maxwell, Norfolk, Va.
Thomas b. Byrd, Winchester. Va.
Horace W. Hall. Clarendon. Va.
George W. Strieby. Washington.
Frank +. Beirne, Baltimore. Md.
Frank +. Williams. Elkton. Md.
John W. Fulton, Gainesville, Md.
TO BE CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY IN
NATIONAL ARMY:
David OKeefe, L. S. A.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Toney Werzinski. L. S. A.
John c. Gray. L. S. A.
Albert W. Schale, L. S. A.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Edward L. Burrell. Plainfield. n. J.
Philip L. Harvey, Baltimore. Md
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FOURTH COMPANY.

TO BE CAPTAIN. INFANTRY SEC
TON. OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS:
Thomas }. Echois. Washington.
Cuban V. Weir. Elizabeth. y J.
Benjamin +. COPYRIGHT. Baltimore Nd
Paul Debovoise. Elizabeth, y. i
Robert NJ. pa shell. Richmond Va
Armistead NJ. Dobie. University, Va.
Louis j. Koch. Atlantic City. y. J.
Thomas W. Reilly, Newark. y. J.
James 5. Douglas. jr.. Alexandria. Va.
Vivian T Douglas, Richmond. Va.
Edward T. Lane. jr.. Delaware. Ohio.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT INFAN.
TRY SECTION. OFFICERS RE-
SERVE CORPS:
Henry T. Legg, Kingston. " y
w. +. Homburg, co. T. 4th Md. Inf. y. G
stephen r. Schoonmaker. Co. G, 5th n
]. Inf, y. G.
Chas c. Hopkins. 9Th Coast Art Corps
Wright Duryea. New York city.
r. l. y. Eberhardt. Wilmington, Del
Fred L. Showalter. Lynchburg. Va.
John T. kibler Chestertown. Md.
Robert c. Crowder, Norfolk Va.
Robert c. Duval, Richmond. Va.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. IN
PANTRY SECTION. OFFICERS RE
SERVE CORPS:
Edward NJ. Crane. Newark. " j.
T. l.. Torrance. Co. l., I'd \. J. Inf. \. G
John G. =. Brotemarlile Salisbury Md.
Ralph .. Dulany. Fruitland. Nd.
Charles h Dillingham;, Manville. y. ].
Guy A. Dirom, Lynchburg, Va
Lloyd 4. Breix. Washington.
VI. =. Irich. Go. r. ID ID. q. Int. n. G.
Leonard l.. koliner. Frederick. Nd.
Harver l.. Lindsay. Portsmouth, Va.
c. W. Merrell, Co. X. LIST n. ]. Inf. " C
Edmund A. Lakin. Hagerstown, Md.
Ernest w. Grubb. Sudlersville. Md.
Oswald G. Daily. Baltimore. Nd
William +. Kelly. Newark. N j.
4. y. Leyburn. 3D. ID. &. Inf. n. G.
Coleman B. Conway. Danville. Va.
Mark W. Sterling, Crisfield, Md.
r. $. Atkinson. Co. F, I'd N J. Inf. n G
Thomas c. Nee. Woonsocket. r. I.
Basil VI. Dixon. Pulaski. Va.
Bacon r. Pettus. I'd Va. Inf, y. c.
.scan +. DinEer, Washington.
John G. Nelson. jr.. Norfolk. Va.
A. J. Davis. Co. G. 4th Va. Inf, n. G.
Edward J. Lister. Belleville, n. ].
Vincent IL. Seller, Elizabeth, y. J.
William l.. kenly, Warrington.
r. b. billiard. Grovemont. Leicester, Md
Charles Kupfer, Merrick. N. Y.
Robert S. King. Hopewell. Va.
David 8. EstOpinaL Warrington.
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EIGHTH COMPANY.

TO EF, CAPTAIN. INFANTRY SEC
TION, OFFICERS RESERVE CORPS
German II. II. Emory. Baltimore. Md.
Charles +. Summer. Hartford, y. G.
Arthur +. Terry. Hopewell. Va.
Geo. W. Weikert. Williamsburg. Va.
Walter &. Rathhone. Washington.
John 5. Stringfellow. Norfolk.
chas. g. Dawson. United States Army.
Frank {. Valentine. Washington.
Donald l.. Weems. Washington.
Frank A. Wedderburn. Washington.
Arthur Powell, Montclair. \. j.
w. NJ. Taliaferro, Charlottesville. Va.
Edmund o. Howell, jr., Avalon. \. j.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT, INFAN
TRY SECTION. OFFICERS RE
SERVE CORPS:
benjamin H. White. Leesville. Va.
Allen q. Thurman. Washington.
Fergus McRoe, LIST Va Cavalry, \. q.
W. NJ. White, Martinsville. Va.
Frank NJ. Wray, Martinsyille. Va.
Frank VI. Eliot. Washington.
, Hampton Z. Terry. Bordentown, y. j.
William +. Tate. Draper. Va.
=. g. Nermeule. East Orange. y. ].
l.. +. Bibighaus. Merchantsville. n. J.
Howard I. Tuggle. Martinsville. Va.
Melville Il. Oakham, I. $. a.
Arthur NJ. Gorker. I. S. A.
Jesse s. Carter. [. 5. a.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. IN
PANTRY SECTION, OFFICERS
RESERVE CORPS:
Russell e. Walklctt, Magnolia, y. ].
Oliver =. McComas. jr.. Baltimore.
William p. Waters, brooklyn.
Frank NJ. TompkinS. Duffield, Va.
Walter L. Turner. jr. Blacksburg, Va.
Percy Y. White. West Orange, y. j.
". ID. Smith. Ia ID. {. Infantry, n. G.
II. G. Franzheim. Wheeling, W. Va.
Frank Il. Wascoe, Newark, n. J.
IN hi,
ID. G. Myers. Sd ID. &. Infantry. n. q.
David w. Morrow. Allenhurst. y. J.
Avra NJ. Warren. Baltimore. Md.
Frank T. tnderhill. Jersey City, \. j.
Daniel s. yelling, Trenton. n. ],
Willard II. WeissbIntt. Washington.
q. =. Taylor. Upper Montclair. n. ].
Wilson l.. Townsend. Washington.
Howard J. German. Baltimore.
barclay Pretlow, Franklin. Va.
Charles }. Wyune. Washington.
Drew i. Toland. Philadelphia, Pa.
Amos T.. Shirley. Camden, y. J.
Harold V. Callahan, Jersey City, \. j.
T.. D. Vantubergen, So. Orange. n. J.
Alfred l.. Tharp. jr Easton. Nd.
Eli L. Piumley. Wilmington, Del
f. n. Thompson, Bordentown. n. J.
LleweIIyn ID. Tharp, Washington.
Thomas NJ. Watson. Dallas, Tex.
VIM. y. Haley. jr.. Clifton Forge, Va.
Ben Temple. Danville, Va.
Maurice A. Thorne. College Park. Md.
q. G. Thorne. jr., Bound Brook, n. ].
Frank &. Ware, Black sburg. Va.
Thomas l.. Taliaferro. Richmond Va.
Edward G. Goss. Winchester, Va.
Thomas II. wcxtInkc. Washington.
Thomas j. Kappock. Jersey City. y. J.
Charles Watkins. Richmond, Va.
/, p. X. Van Dorm. Ocean Grove. y. ].
F.. r. Shea, 4th y. j. Infantry, \. G.
, Hugh c. Trigg, Lexington, Va.
TO BE CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY 1.
NATIONAL ARMY:
Henry NJ. Wilson. Baltimore.
Benjamin c. Fink. U. S. A.
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TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF IN.
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY.
Eugene c. Pomeroy. Washington.
Musgrave w. Briscoe, U. S. A.
Lee Cohen, U. S. A.
Henry o. Sly, U. S. A.
Ludvik Anderson. L. S. A.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY.
Josiah c. Peck. Lynchburg. Va.
George II. Post. Washington.
David NJ. Hooks, West Inglewood, n. J
Robert c. Hogan. Baltimore, Md.
Charles G. Hunter. Norfolk, Va.
Richard &. Cruit. Warrington.
A. ID. Disney, Co. F, 5th Md. Inf, n. G
James NJ. Mullen. Baltimore, Md.
Daniel D. n. Hoffman, Washington.
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Waverly C. Devin, Sandy River. Va.
Albert NJ. Duvall. Washington.

TO BE CAPTAIN OF INFANTRY IN
NATIONAL ARMY:
John H. NJ. Dudley, Elizabeth, n. j..
Alfred T. Griffin, U. S. A.
Harry A. Sabiston, U. S. a.
TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
George A. Euker. Washington.
Harry b. Myers, Col. I'd Inf. ID. c. y. G..
George Erf. Hasbrouck Heights. n. j.
John Mcbride. u. s. A.
Edward Berg, L. S. \.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Nathaniel II. Hort. Co. X. Cd n. ]. Inf
David w. Leary, jr.. Richmond. Va.
Howard X. Dilts. Grafton, Mass.
Resignation of Alvin COiburn. WASH
IngtOn, as major Infantry Section or
ficers' Reserve Corps, is accepted, to
take effect August II, and appointed
captain of Infantry in National Army,
to date from August Is.
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TO BE FIRST LIEUTENANT OF IN.
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY:
Martin J. Bresnahan, U. S. A.
TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT OF, IN
PANTRY IN NATIONAL ARMY
Alfred X. Gilman, I'D ID. C. Inf. N. G.
William c. Vandewater. Princeton. N. j
Robert NJ. Van SAINT, Baltimore. Md.
William ID. Wheeler, Washington.
Guy 7. Vickniskki. Montclair, N. J.
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TO BE SECOND LIEUTENANT. FIELD
ARTILLERY. IN NATIONAL ARMY:
George McP. Minetree, Warrington.
c. S. Osbourn. Shenandoah juno, w. va.
William L; Murray; Newark. n. J.
Henry L. Brooke. Norfolk. Va.
Paul P. Crosbie. New York City.
William S. Brogden. Philadelphia, Pa.
Alexander w. Boone, Philadelphia. Pa.
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FIRST BATTERY.

TO BE MAJOR, FIELD ARTILLER,
SECTION, OFFICERS RESERVE
CORPS:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18
SAN BENITO.

SAN BENITO, Texas August IS
Mr.. and Mrs. III. :. Chamberlain of Pier
pont. =. d.. have come 10 San Benito IA
made the trip from their former home by
automobile and stated that except for the
sand between here and kine~ville the
roads were in fine condition and the trip
Il delightful one.
Dr. W. q. Williams. vino has been al
Marlin. Tex, for the benefit of his health.
j. now visiting hi daughter. Mr.. u. Val
entinc in Houston. Mr.. Williams i much
improved IN health.
The San Bcniio bali team defeated the
Of : IA l.. The San Benito team -till holds
the championships. onc al the largest
crowds ~ the season witnessed the game.
Rev. James T. pharr. pastor 81 the
PRESBYTERIAN church. preached hi fare
well sermon M the Union service held ~
the city park last SUNDAY evening. Mr..
Pharr came t. san Bcnitn about three
months ago from hiS home in North Caro-
lima, hut J. leaving ~ accept 4 call trrm
the Presbyterian church at Sutton. West
Virginia.
Ill. katZ Of San Antonio. brother ~
Mrs. r.. Pupkin. and Theo kaplan of Chi
cago, were guests II Mr.. and Mr.. Pup
kin this week.
Mr.. II. +. Worth and Miss Mary Cav
Gill returned last Sunday from Illinois
where they accompanied the body Of DIR,
Worth for burial. Mr.. Worth and Mis-
Cowgirl spent about two week, with rela-
tivt> before returning South.
Mr.. Thomas Lauxman Of near Merccde-
was 4 visitor in San Benito Tuesday. Mr.
Lauxman, Familiarity known a. the lat
lie Duichman" i an experienced truck
grover and 4 prosperous farmer Of tn,
Mercedes district.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Archer OF Brownsville,
arrived in san Benito this week 10 make
their home Mr.. Archer having assumed
the duties Of house manager OF the W. ID
Cleveland 4 Co.'S house in this place.
Mr.. =. II. Archer Of Corpus Christi, moth
or Of Mr.. Archer and Mr.. VI. VI. Pittmar
of Clcburne. Mr.. Arccr's mother are Will
them for a short visit.
Mr.. II. l.. Goode and little son. hav,
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Up andD Down heLower Valley
Whot the People are Doing-Where They are Goinq
AS Told by The HeroId's Corps Of CORRESPONDENTS

Miss Augusta Weller left Tuesday even
ing for her home in LaGrange after n
pleasant visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weller.
G.. W. Dunaway, of San Antonio, i here
this week looking after his interests. lie
has Just returned from Il trip 10 Hot
Springs, Ark, and expects 10 leave short
~ Tor California 10 visit relatives.
Emmett Anglin j. the new clerk in the
PhippllS Hardware, succeeding Reuben
Eubank. who has gone To buying cotton
seed for the present and will engage in
farming shortly.
Rev. Ray of Dallas who with his fam
ily are guests here of Mr.. and Mr.. q. y.
Simmons. preached nj the VI. T.. church
Sunday evening To n crowded house. At
the close Of the meeting Rev. Ray raised
by subscription seven;y-iive dollars to
help Ia apply on the church Indebtedness.
Rev. Session presiding elder for this dis
trict. held services here Monday night.
Mrs.. II. ID. Seago, Mrs. Goldammer and
Mr.. Gibbs motored 10 San Benito
Thursday.
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800 Reward, Si0O

The readers ~ this paper viii he
pleased "a learn that there IL at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able To cure I'm all its stages and
that IN catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions
requires Constitutional treatment. Hairs
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru tile Blood on the Mucous sur
faces Of tile System thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease. giving the
patient strength nv building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature IN d0inl its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative powers OF Hairs
Catarrh Medicine that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
10 cure. Send for list nf testimonials.
Address +. ]. CHENEY a co. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. 75c.
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returned 10 their home at Rio IIondo. from
an extended visit in Uvaldc, where they.
have been ~pendin. the heated term.
Word has been received here Of the birth
of n little daughter. on Aug. IL, 1T the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. &. Nj. Meadows IN
Homer, la. Mrs. Meadows was Mis-
Kathleen Drake, I'm Mr.. Meadows was a
former reporter of the Light.
The members OF the W. {. T. L. held a
social meeting al the ohme Of Mrs. Ross
Reed Wednesday in compliment to their
president, Mrs. j. Il. zimmerman, whof
leaves shortly for Fort Worth to reside.
After the business session a delightful
program was rendered and a very pleas
ant social time was enjoyed by those pres
present.
GrsJ' interest j. manifested in the work
a. the l.eL Cross headquarters aud much
good work has been accomplished this
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. BozemanS, who for
the past month have been the guests of
their daughter. Mrs. NJ. q. Pcrdue, return
ed 10 their home IN Bailcyville, Texas.
They may return in the tall 10 make San
BenIto their home.
Miss Mildred Mccall visited friends in
Mercedes, Tex, the past week.
Mrs. Ii. =. Johnson returned Friday
from Corpus Christi where she ha- been
visiting her daughter, Mrs.. W. l.. Free
man. Mrs. johnson ATTENDED the district
meeting Of the Womans Foreign Mission !
airy society held in Corpus Christi Thurs
day. Aug. III, ~ 4 delegate from the local
society ot the Methodist church.
The concert gwen Tuesday evening in
the Y. NJ. {. A. hall by the University
was enjoyed ~ 4 large crowd oi both
and soldiers. The members were
splendid and the young ladies showed
marked ability ~ musicians. san Benz
entertained the young ladies before
the entertainment with a ride through the
city and 10 the points of interest over the
tract. after which Mr.. Wynnc. wife NJ
Nynne of the Fourth Texas, wa,
hostess ~ 4 swimming party IN honor NJ
the Young adic- "a the Arroyo. "A the
of the entertainment the mem
hers Of the Fourth Texas infantry band,
by a number of San Benito Ia
dies rendered in informal reception 10 the
1T the home at Mrs. Stanley
Doids. Darsing and other enjoyable
were participated IN and during
the even retre-hmcnis of Ice cream. cSkc~
and fruit punch were served.
The marriage of Mis- Pauline Dawson
to Lieut.. J.. ". Anderson. recently return
ed from the trimming camp al Leon Spring
occurred 10 the home of the brides par
ent~. Mr.. and Mr.. W. Y. Dawson III this
city NJ six O'Clock Friday evening. Only q
few 81 the hride'> intimate friends were
present beside the family.
present beside the family. The house was
beautifully decorated ia corona blossoms
and ferns. The ceremony was very sim
pie, little Mss Virginia Gool-by acted a~
flower girl and Gordon Thomas a. ring
bearer. The bride was unattended. I'm
modiately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs.. Anderson motorcd 10 Brownsville
with a few friends for the wedding sup .
per. They left Saturday morning for
Corpus Christi, where they will spend \
few days before going 10 san Antonio
where Mr.. Anderson will again take az
his work IN the army.
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Miss Sara Young. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J.. Young, and Mr.. David Fcrnan-
dez ef Brownsville were quietly married
at the Sacred Heart church at seven
o'clock this morning. Both Miss Young
and Mr.. Fernandez are members of two
Of Brownsville's oldest families and al
though the marriage was not unexpected.
their friends were disappointed nj not hav-
ing an opportunity 10 extend the usual
: %prenuptial social honors and shower upon
the Young couple the usual wedding gifts.
Only members of the immediate fami-
lies of the young couple were present when
Father j. b. Frigon performed the cere-
mony. The brides only attendant was
hsr i~sster. Mrs. Y. j.. Camiade. The
groom was attended by Angus j. Young.
brother of the bride. AMlSS@YouEg was
attired in a simple travelling gown of blue.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs,
Fernandez left Mt once in an automobile
for n two or three weeks tour Of the state.
after which they will be Mt homo in
Brownsville. fThe brides father made
them a wedding preSetn of a handsomely
'fAAA-t VII 60 ,Htiit~ Niittl.
near the palatial Young residence.
d
The officers of Fort Brown will enter
tain tonight with The weekly hop nj the
pavilion. Music for the dancing will be
furnished by the Fourth Texas infantry
band.
Miss Stella nekason i visiting her
aunt. Mr.. W. T.. Hawkins. in Austin.
The Elk~' dance last night was well at
tended BY member Of both the civilian and
military dancing set. The occasion last
night was the first many of their friends
had had to greet some of the Brownsville
Young men who nave last completed a
course NJ the Leon Springs training camp
O.
Fifteen honorary Members were le~icr-
day voted to membership in the Browns
vile Musical club. Although the new
members may not assist in the sincin.
they will he welcomed into the business
lie Of the organization. The new MEM
hers We're: Mrs. A. Ashheim. Theodore
kirkham. ID. l.. Spcro, III. h. Moler. W. T..
Nann. George Murphy. IIerff Monroe. ".
81. Whitman. Sam Bell, II. l.. Yates. j. g..
George and q. X. Mason.
Miss Airline Dodd Of Beeville. who has
been visiting her brother Emmett Dodd.
returned to her home Thursday.
Il
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Fitch will leave to-
morrow afternoon for Pittsburg, Penn
sylvania. for a short visit.
The many friends OF Miss Ernestine
Faux will be pleased to learn that she
will arrive Monday noon from Corpus
Christi where she has been the house
guest of Miss Mavme Browne of Browns
vile. While in the city Miss Faux will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Truwit.
Why j. ii u man can't walk slow enough
for a street ear % catch him or fast enough
Ia catch a street ear!
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HARLINGEN.

HARLlNGEN, Tex. Aug. 1S.-Mrs. q.
+. Waters and daughters left Tuesday
morning for Gary. Indiana. on a visit Ia
her sister.
Miss Sallie Stricklcr. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Phillip iiasselblatt, left this
week for her home in Peoria.
DIR. ". F.. Cole Of Waco. one Of Harlin-
gems early settlers. l. in the city this week
renewing old acquaintance.
Miss Roma Wilson. who is speeding her
vacation here with her rcrcni.. Mr.. and
Mr.. j II. Wilson. will leave soon on her
return 10 the University at Waco, where
she studies music.
ii. A. Beckwith has been accepted in the
Officers Training Camp at Leon Springs.
Mr.. Beckwith has been n resident here for
the past seven wears.
Mrs. W. ;. Bennett and children and Mr..
and Mrs. J. f. Billiard are spending the
weekend in Corpus Christi. where they
were ioined by Mrs. A. T. Billiard and
Mr.. Leon Henderson.
H.. III. Dunlap of the Harrington State
Bank i enjoying a visit 10 Colorado.
where hi~ wife j. spending the summer.
Harold Cook j. filling his place here dur
ing his absence.
Justine Perez and Epimenio q. Garcia.
OF the newly organized hospital corps at
Brownsville. spent the week END here with
home folks.
y. Y. Cooper Of Grand Prairie j. . Wis
itor here this week.
T. l.. Phillips j. visiting with relatives
in kentucky.
j. u. Lee has returned from his trip
to his former home in MlSSuori.
Mr.. CLYDE Spei.ht. daughter Of Mr and
Mr.. j. VI. Denton. has gone 10 san An.
tonic 10 Join her husband.
DIR. Mary Mckay. Of Mission. spout \
day here this week visiting with friends.
Dr. Mckay i always loud in her praises
of the Valley.
r. f.. Fitch shipped 4 ear load ct pork
crs Ia the Fort Worth market thi~ week.
and we know that sounds like real money.
Mrs.. j. Nillareal and Mrs. 7. Garria
have returned home. after a delightful
vi~io with relatives IN Brownsville.
Mr.. Otis Shrop~hier. wife of Captain
Sllrop~hicr. Of the Fourth Texas. spent
Thursday and Friday here with friends.
They were located here and have recently
been transferred 10 San Beriio.
Mr.. and Mr.. f.. W. Spraeuc motored to
the Border City Wednesday. where thev
spent the day shopping.
Mrs.. :. c. Moore OF the Mooreland no.
tel was D Brownsville visitor Thur day
and Friday.
Lieutenant Perduc of the Fourih Texas
cf Brownsville was 4 visitor to Harrington
Thursday.
Mr.. &. ". Lctzcrich and daughter. Miss
Vera, are visiting friends in Laredo.
a. III. Wellcr has returned home from
his stay in Kerrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Johnson were visi-
tors 10 the Border City Monday evening.
10 which place they motored.
I. :. Sutherland Of San Marcos j. here
this week on business. lie says hi> fam
ilv are now comfortably located in SAN
Marcos.
:. u. Eaton and c. ". Iloot are San
Antonio and Medina VAN visitors thi~
week.
Miss Emma Elia~on. Of san Berito.
spent q few days here n the guest 81 Miss
Roberta Chaudoin this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

The Red SoX will have 10 make up lost
Ground away from home II they would pull
"a on the White SoX. The Boston Barry
haven't been able 10 make such Roadway
toward Pennantville on the home lot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Pitcher Al Demaree cot away ~ 4 good
tart IA ~ return u the Giant. The ear
tooni t- greatest work a. a tWirler was
TAGGED while ~ wa q member III the Nc
Grlw~ a few year, ago.
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30 % % % 30 "a

do yOn recall the days Offhe old gas
headlights for automobiles -WIen carbide
tVds used IN a "geHerafOy" and iUafer add
ed TO generate a gas suitable TO light the
Uay fOrMe anfOisi iUhen driving at nights?
Remember that occasionally You
had to "change carbide" ON the road and
then biOiU ia the iUafey yeSOyUOiy to "gire
her a fresh sfayf:'"
This appears amusing nOu, doesn't
Recall, then, the introduction of the
gas ia steel dynnS-PyeStO-Life, Day
Light, SedrchLighf, and OfherS-He fight
among the different manufacturers for
supremacy in this field? Then the PreSf-
Ollie Company established agencies
throughout the country iUheye you could
find "exChaueeS"O or "re-fHS" day or Knight,
at q small chdrge--iH other words they tUOn
The fight -PrcSf-O-Life did-for supremacy
by giving exceptional service and the best
and dyyeSf eas--and yOn fonnd IL good
business to demand a "PyeStO-Life."
This is a fact, ISM il?
Recall he first electric lights on
cayS--fHe most practical of all lights,
those furnished by a storage baffery--fhe
lights yOH are using HOiU and iUiH pyObab-
" continue nSing TO, quite a period of
time
Observe the fight for supremacy ia
the storage battery line. There are many
makes on the market and your money
iCiH bny any of them.
PresE-O-Life haze established
agencies Orcr he country. They offer
y0H exceptional service. Their agencies
must be equipped for rechaygipg, repair
ing or replacing batteries.
PyeSt-O-Life Company fUiU Win the
fight. DEMAND A PREST-O-LITE BAT.
Terry. There is one to tit yOnr car. We
hare them in stock.
We also loan yOn a service battery
vhile your old one IS being repaired or
recHayCed.
IRR|S0N.CHANEY GARAGE
TELEPHONE SIS
ributors for Prest-O-Lite Storage Batteries
Nail Orders Promptly Filled
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

THIS REMEDY Is SOLD IN BROWNS
WILLIE BY THE rAGlF PHARMACY.
Ala ~. PHONE 26. iA,Ax
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Why j. il a man cam walk slow enough
for q street ear % catch him or fast enough
to catch a street car!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-08-18

Miss Airline Dodd Of B~eevilIc, who has
been visiting her brother Emmett Dodd.
returned to her home Thursday.