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Evening star., 1917-02-26

e6Ez51zIzzl,1z!.G!!:Gt:!: 651Izz i 4: q:
opsg&f II qte4s e4ssH ssesons
| ArocQNised standard
OF excellence.
(C..srx6O0 MkzRLROzM1
Hotel 9,!!s'!! Gladstone l-;l!' 2.
Open ali il year Nee eoARr> . MeGRoARrY.
FLORIDA.
SEND FOR BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
..SCNSHINE BOOKLET"
Free from Florida East Coast Of'ices.
e4s sth ave-. New York city.
WASHINGTON HOTELS.
nchNT Iowa circle. 18th st. NV.
AOoIAAN, American Plan, 80. 80 per day up,
European Plan. $1.00 per day up.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
HAVE SOME oCT-OF TOWN PARTIES HAv
ing a fund of $50. 600 who will consider investing
same in End trust loans secured on NJ District Of
Golunleis ,o property; property: ,,5. I W. sIubbLEFiELD'
BEFORE PLACING OR RENEWING A 1st OR
2nd DEED OF TRUST on YOUR PROPERTY
SEE WEIGH
Now in the National Savings 4 Trust Co. bldg
u5th and New York ave.).
Prompt replies. Reasonable charges.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect to
prior payments. TYLER RUTHERFORD. SIT
18th ct NV.
SECOND TRUST LOANS
Are Our Speciality.
Lowest Rates Of Interest.
Write, Call Phone
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO..
1413 G ct. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN
on REAL ESTATE IN DC.
INTEREST AND COMMISSION.
II. L. RUST, 140O II ST. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates of interest: most advanta geous
terms. Large loans a speciality.
+. II. SMITH COMPANY. SIS 18th st. NV.
on DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE;
large or small amounts; reasonable rates trans
- THoMAs j: FIsHEn & co. INC.
MONEY TO LOAN
on Real Estate.
Repayable yearly or monthly
J. LEO KOLB. s2s ,Ss- New @,. YORK ,s ave.
MONEY TO LoAN-se5o TO 100000 on DC.
real estate Several large trust funds. All trans
notions conducted with economical consideratio
for borrowers.
Southern bldg, so7 18th ST. NV.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS
OF money In first deeds Of trust tfrst morteaees)
The full interest promised. and the return Of ali
the principal when due. regardless Of the VARYING
mats ciihfa farft tn fry Wp har haaS
-essfully engaged in making these investments
Tor our clients for more % than % quarter Of cen
5h and per cent now ready for delivery.
Larger investments made.
VIM. H. Saunders & Co.,
SOUTHERN BUILDING. so7 18th ST.
WE HAVE MONEY on HAND TO LOAN ON
approved real estate security in the D. G.. at
AND ECONOMICAL CONSIDERATION FOR
MooRE Z HILL une.,. 1902 H st.
On D. c. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and N. 7. ave. |
REAL ESTATE LOANS A SPECIALITY.
Lowest Interest Rates. Prompt Service.
GEO. w. LINK1Ns. 1714 Pa. ave.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. |
SAFETY FIRST"
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRo0F STORAGE! |
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO..
Rooms. $40 and up. Moving, Packing
Phone Main 400. 41s-t10 10Th St NV
Free moving for stor-
NSS.nas age. Ph. n. 3:s43 or Ph. N, |
1Es- s-s..essi 3344, SMITHS TRANS |
x4seHE HSH FER Il STORAGE CO.,
O!2 8. Night Phi. N. 6gg2. |
Union Storage and Transfer Co.
Free moving and storage.
Also money advanced on storage.
E.pptt fin,f'tr.. lrP.' iiiin, ;si krrs
: 10. = "ut.. Ia .llinr.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
WANTED-TO RENT.
WANT HOUSE IN BRIGHTwOoD.
Not over $25 per month.
Address BOX 53-A, Star Office 26s

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOUR DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS. COM
munica ting. steam heat; md floor. 1903 Ii st.
NV.
JESSE L. HEIsKELI. 1908 II st. NV.
SUITES OF THREE ROOMS AND BATH, SUIT
able for doctors dentists; 122G. 1924 and 104l
1Ith ST. NV; h.-w.h.: electric lights; janitor
service. Open. Phone NJ. $40. %.
FOR RENT-pHYSICIANs ONLY WE HAVE
one desirable suite thalf noorl to offer In the
handsome. professional building at 1894 Eye
WEAVER BROS 49, Eth st. NV.
FOR RENT-STORES.
DRUGGISTS. TAILoRs. BAKERS. DELICA
lessen and others; modern corner stores: central
Marshall place. Q to 1890 am. to 4:30 pm.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE STORES; BRAND.
new; each 20x7O feet. with cellars and heating
plants.
2125-2l27 18th street northwest.
For price and further details see
THOMAS J. FISHER CO. Unc.),
73s 18th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE NEW CORNER STORE ROOM.
with Ar. and b g.: corner OF y and Howison sts
s.w.; rent cheap TO colored white.
NEW YORK REAL. ESTATE BROKERS' 1923 F.
l226 1ith ST. NV.
Store with large display window, large light
rear room and office. Heat furnished. Electric
lights. Key al 1916 14th ST. Phone NJ. +41O. ~.
Evening star., 1917-02-26

TIE FARNSBORO,
s129 FLA. AVE, CORNER DECATUR PI.,
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
to rooms. PRICE. 3226O TO 1900.
VIII furnish II desired
Iocatinn. servic~ and appointments unexceiled.
f445 EAST CAPITOL sT.-5 ROOMS AND
hsth: heated; frst-class condition: $2o.50 per
month and up: Tth and II s.w.: 5r and b.. no
heat: SIS. PHILLIPS CO. $40 John Marshall pi.
THE CECIL. 18th AND L SITS. N.w.-Two-
room aud bath bachelor apartment Apply at
Coil.
1924 ST. NV. APARTMENT NO. 2I-
Fine &-rooBl apartment, with porch. Rent.
Ss7.sn. Phone g. 2GOs-W o7s
APT. Jos. THE LONspALE. 21ss CALIFORNIA
s..-wanted, TO subiet three rooms. kitchenette
and hath $40 per month
FOR Suitcase. THAT BEAUTIFUL FIRST
door front apt OF nve big outside rooms. 10
the Carlton. 21st and sta: south and east
exposures: possession AZ once; low rent Apply
FOR RENT-ABoUT MARCH Ist, VERY DE-
sirsble apartment in the seaton, $50 r. l.
n.w.: q rooms and bath. steam heat; cleo
tric light; telepbone. Rent only 5000.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC. s34 18th NV.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
HOME BUYER

A RARE BARGAIN.
One-half block 14th st. cars. Price only IS. $50.
Convenient 18th st. and Park road Most com
plete residence tn high grade home community.
Large. bright rooms. baths. open Fireplace. 8
exceptionally large. deep porches. spacious dining
room with beamed ceiling; handsome decora-
tons. This house will please you Address Rox
ooH-T Star Office 2Ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
NAY Tor
INDEPENDENCE N
SPRING CAMPAIGN

Opportunity for indepenhent and
pr0gressive Leadership n the coming
municipal 1oampafgn y sen By WI
liam Thompson, Tor years 4 RepnbIi'
ean committeeman and party worker.
lie said 10 the star-BuIletfn todays
-0n April Z there win be Q direct
primary. for fhe nomination of candi.
dates for city and county Offices. IN
Guiding those for mayor and super
visors. One Of the main reasons for
diEQrcing the city and county from
the Territorial election was that The
voters might have an opportunity Of
chasing politics out Of our municipal
lie. Here II now the opportunity and
u The community a IN earnest the d.
rect primary law provides the way
and neither bosses nor special inter,
ests can stop them.
The Democratic and Republican
machines are already at work lining
up Candidates. n the pr0gressiye
members Of both parties. along with
the large hodf Of independent voters.
get together under strong leadership
i am persuaded that they could hold
the balance Of power and either them
selves nominate and elect. or force
their candidates upon the regular par.
ties N4fft = ssssss -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
LETIERs


H0holliIu. ], H. Jan. /, 1917.
Editor Honolulu STAR Bulletin.
Dear Sir; notice in last nights
star Bulletin shat Dr. ]. {. B. Pratt
warns the people of Honolulu to boil
their drinking water How about
milk Is there no danger Of typhoid
germs getting into the MILK II one
were 70 listen to Dr. Victor Norgaard
he would be led TO beiIele that fnber.
cqllr germs were the only germs that
could get into the milk 1T. Is true
that the Honolulu DaIrymen,s Associa-
lon has inst installed IN uD-to-date
Dasteulizef that destroys not only Ia.
bercular germs but those OF typhoid
and scarlet fever. diphtheria, tons0lltis
and other contagious diseases, hut not
all the mix sold II Honolulu Is sold
through the association. think Il Is
high time that the people should -
tHlxft that there ara greEt many
other germs that can get into the milk
besides tubereular germs md that ~
pasteurizing the milk Il the only way
10 destroy those germs.
Respectfully yours
g. n. BEILINA.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
WOULD INCREASE
CHARACTERIZATION
At BOYS SCHOOL

Figares complied by Frederick An
tdeEsOn, superintendent OF the boys
Industrial school, 70 comprise badget
calling Tor 3lfl,425 30 maintain the
school for the two years beginning
January l.slelSs were approved at q
meeting Of the board 81 indnstrial
schools held late Thursday afternoon
In Circuit Judge Whitney's chambers.
Many suggestions and requests were
submitted by Anderson. an looking to-
ward the improvement and betterment
OF the institution az Walaloe. In HIS
report 10 the board Superintendent
anderson Says, IN part.
During the past year the boys In
sdustrial school has been working un-
der many difficulties owing 20 hack OF
finances due to the fact that the
school has been caring for 50 more
boys than anticipated when the last
appropriation was made.
During the last year the school has
had monthly average Of l6s boys.
Comparing this with our appropriation
Of $4,000 for maintenance Il Is seen
that our daily pro rata per boy has
been only 2i.4 cents per day.
Il have investigated. many reports
OF Industrial institutions and other
wise and I can safely say that I do not
believe any institntion on the mainland
exists on so small an appropriation
FOR maintenance as onr institution.
Owing 70 present conditions and look.
Ing forward 20 what most likely viii
occiir n the future. would ak for Z
daily allowances OF 45 cents per day
per boy on basis OF It's boys
The Juvenile question n Honolulu
ID an Important one and Il Il seen
that the number Of juvenile offenders
Is on the increase e. 10th institutions
are Overfiiled. Accommodation must
be made TO properly care for them.
More. trade Industries should be de-
Feloped At the school as the boys We
handle are more fitted for trades than
anything else, and trades are accepted
and appreciated BY the boys as an ex.
cellent method Of earning . livelihood.
Let ~ cease the dairy business and
turn the farm lands into producing
necessary foodstuffs for school con-
sumption. Two more academic IN.
strpetors should be allowed At pres
ent one teacher tries 10 handle 100
boys and give them IN elementary ed
ucation II Is impossible ana some re.
lief should be given.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
IHENN hE1HOD
fBy u w Bower NM

Rsckache q any kind Is often
caused ~ kidney disorder, which
means that The kidneys are not work.
ing properly. Poisonous matter and
nric acid accuiDplate within TIE BODY
IN ofeot abundance, oRerW0fking the
sick kidneys. hence the CONGESTION AZ
blood causes backsche N She same
manner ~ . similar congestion IN the
bead causes headache You become
nervous. 1espondenf. sick, feyerfsh
irritable. have spots appearing before
the eyes. bags under the lids. and lack
ambition 20 DO things.
The latest and most effective means
Of Overcoming this trouble, Is to eat
sp1ringly Of meat, drink plenty Of
winter between meals and take q sin.
gle Anurio tablet before each meal for
Z While. -
Simply 1sk your fayorite druggist
Tor Anufic n y0u aren't feeling up 90
the standard. n YOU have 1umbago.
.fhe1mafism, dF0psys begin immsdiate.
" this treatment with Anufic Most
:1cienisis and medical men believe
that beoauss 81 an oForabundance Of
uric acid m the system, uratle salts
are deDositod a the tissues and calse
rheumakisu and govt
The Dhr6Ici1n1 and specialists at
Dr.. IIeIt1 3 IntlItIlIol ii D1iI1io, ~.
r.. have thoroughly tested An1fic and
have hem Win one accord Ruoce<sfuI
IN cn1fIcnIInr and throwing OF from
the eIslcm ne uric acid Which accu-
nnletcs and poIsone.
81 the institution have repeatedly sent
back for uore. such . demand nos
been created that DR.. Pierce decided
- PIT Annric "a TIE drug stores q
MS country. An : 4c1tTto.ose form
Il mIII IS their own fault + those SUI
ferlnr from uric troubles % not take
adtnni1se a this wonderful remedy
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05

Jan. S, 1917-H. G. q 8. Co, 25c
IIonomn. Soc Pasuhau. soc: Hutchi1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05
ACTION TAKENBf
S|DPERVISORSIS
MUCH RESENTED
Secretary Promotion Commit,
tee Calls Upon Members Of
Board to Visit Rooms

sHIf the Supervisors could find the
lopportunify 20 visit the offices Of the
Hawaii Promotion. Committee they
|might change their IDEAS On the value
|Of publicity,s said a, p. Taylor, sec
rotary Of the Hawaii Pr0moticn Com,
mittee today IN reply 10 the state
ments made at the meeting Of the
board OF supervisors last night. in
which It was said that some Of the
articles sent out were ridiculous.
The Hawaii Promotion COMMITTEES
10 systematic and bnsinesslike. II Il
q valuable asset disseminating IN.
formation both here and abroad. II
has 10 do with inviting tourists, bring
ing them hare and helping to take
care of them while In the city. q
According 20 my belief only about
50 per cent Of the supervisors have
visited the office Of the Hawaii Pro
motion Committee. And only one OF
The board has called often. Very few
businessmen OF the city call ~ the
office, and we would welcome them.
a visit occasionally would show the
work that has been done. We would
appreciate II n the board can show
where the literature sent out IL not
properly handled.
AS for ridiculous statements sent
out, the committee does not know 81
amy such information, and would be
pleased TO have Il pointed out. The
bulletins issued carry fun informa-
tion On Hawaii. and the policy has
been TO send out only truthful infor;
nation. S
.The COMMITTEES recently received :
letter from r. w. Breckons. who
writes from Washipgton that the pro
motion literature b mighty good sthff
and Breckons wants more. This is
only one incident. The letter files
show that the committee has been
active throughout the year. Mayor
Lane has appreciated The WORK Of the
committee, and those who have come
in touch with the situation can speak
of the work accomplished.
The point WAS brought out AZ the
meeting Of the board Of supervisors
that the transportation companies ad.
'Fertise. They do advertise, but the
Hawaii Promotion Committee was res,
ponsible for bringing the Great North.
ern here. and IS per cent Of the write
ups IN the railroad publications are
furnished By the Hawaii Promotion
COMMITTED IS
sks a Incident that occurret today
the committee received word thai
every agent o. the enflre Santa Re
system would be given 3 personal
copy o. the Hawaii Primer. and asked
70 study II. IN order 10 give full infcF.
nation about Hawaii to the public.
This was done 1t the instance Of The
Committee.
This morning 81 people called At
the counter. and were given inf0rnAs
ton regarding rooms, scenic sp0fs,
etc IN addition 20 letters we're dc.
tsteo and one article written for 8
railroad publication. This IS only one
mofpine's work. II Il 70 be hoped
that the members Of the board or SUI
perYisors win take time IN the future
% call 1t the committee 70 see some
thing Of the work accomplished he
concluded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05

Onomea directors announce 8 month
" dixidend Of per cent II 1917 Be
ginning Jan. 20 and continuing until
further notice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-05

BIDS for bnrging the city's INDECENT
dead Tor the first SIX months Of 1917
were opened this noon At the office
OF the county clerk. Only two bids
we're entered, the lowest being that
Of II. n. Williams at Sl6.70 per person
and the other, townsend Undertaling
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21

~Oss-N sA~C
UMLO,LLHOE
BIG BUILDING
TEN YEAR CONTRACT IS CLOSED F0a
TWO STORIES OF BUILDING NOW
OCCUPIED BY WALKER Bros.
OPEN HERE NEXT APail.

Brownsville viii have IL first large five
and ten rent store IN next April.
T. 4. Mon~ce~ 81 this city announced
today that IN behalf "a the r.. N. Wool
worth Five and Ten Cent Store Company
of New York he Yesterday closed lease
contract with 4. p. Barreda for tie first
two floors If the Barreda building. adj
joining the Merchants National Bank
building on the north. and n present nc-
cupied b. he Walker ro4.-Iilnrock hard
ware store. The building occupies i
frontage IT fifty feet on Elizabeth street
and extends back 10 the alley. one hun
bred and twenty feet.
Negotiations for thc lease ~ Tie Bar
rcda structure nave been pending many
months. The contract wa~ closed ye-t4r-
day un the return OF G.. t.. Barrcda from
Ciuba. where ~ has been the past several
weeks.
7 Mr.. Man~ce- stated that Che Icl~, "
tends for = period 81 ten year- from the
first day wv next March. The company
hc will Immediately begin the work ~ IT,
modelling the front ~ the structure "a suii
it, own ideas aud peculiar style of \ RED
front and concave gla~- windows. II "
4 expected the work of remodcling anf
cquippng ihc building vli require y moaii
and the company viii hc ready Zen ta-inc-
about tie tir-t day ct April.
The Woolwor,h concern II the largest 81
Its kind III the world. and hi~ twelve hnn.
.dred stores ia almost a. nany cities il
The United Stait-. " coming ~ Browns.
willie mcan- the fir. establishment 81 ii.
kind on the lower border.
The company has been endeayoring d,
secure q location IN Brownsville for TIA,
nl>I two Nenr-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
City JEeus

Nifty NimrodS-noctor Frank Ely o~-
borne and Or. Harrison with Mc-~rS. iiahn
and Giendcnnine, all of McAallcn. were
here last night ON their way home from the
coast. where they had gone 70 shoot duck.
They wcnt down Monday evening. slept
upon The ground. gathered red bug and
other "reminiscences and then shot = lot 81
ducks full df holes. they say. They insist
that they had a dandy time and lett 2 call
al The Travellers hotel Tor tive this morn
lna-and then arose YEARLY and relac-
tantly at seven. ID is the purpose OF The
quartet to furnish each NcAllen family
with three ducks. and ihur conserve thr
meat supply oi McAllen. They say that
they are tired of mail-order beet anyway
All that the head OF 4 family needs TO do mt
McAllcn j. 10 prove citizenship, good moral
character. willingness 10 vote right. and
the three dncks are ''hi>'n." lir. Osborne
~ the gentleman who. while ont hunting,
ran a bull iuto exhaustion. the doctor being
it'll front.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
SIDEWALKS FOR
WASHINGTON PIX.
CITY FINALLY LET'S CONTRACT AND
WORK is 70 BEGIN At ONCE.
RUSHED TO COMPLETION.

Th. first item ut Improvement Id Wash
ington square, or park. has been author
izcd.
y contract WA let today TN tie city tu
Charles Thcrkeldsen OF Brownsville and
NcAllcn Tor the construction ~ " cement
sidewalk completely around the square.
the contract calling fer 10000 square feet
al cement walk construction. The side
walk will b. fave feet IN width. and there
viii be q terrace between the walk and the
cement curhlng ten feel m width. which
will ~ ~moothed of and probably planted
io sras~ when the sidewalk construction
I~ completed.
Contractor TbGLgli-cn said TO-DAY that
the work viii begin immediately. AMI Il win
BE- pushed 10 an early completion. The work
NIll cost about $4,000. MI which the Civic
League has given about Sl000. 4 fund 70
Ii-cd several years ago. tor street oiiing
purposes but which was never used. The
balance If the amount will bc taken care ~
w the city.
Washington Square On bounded un The
south IN seventh street. un the north w,
Sixth street, ~ the west bl Adams street
and ~ the east TN Jefferson street. The
square i two block IN length and one
block IN width.
This j. the first step III what il T. hoped
Will be the establishment Vt \ modern park
ami recreation ground III Washington
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
FIXED AMOUNT
OF EXPORT COIN
ONE PERSON NAY CARRY 5000 ~
NOTES BUT NOT MORE THAN $500
c0LD-silvER CERTIFICATES.

Tic amount WI money that amy ror-an
mnN carry olt IA. thc CAiied. States ur Am.
lu--t--i"ii- l- nui moore th.u ~I.Nru .t
! ntcd States nuc-. national hank NOTES
and federal reserve notes. ana thr amount
silver or gold not more than 5000. ac-
.rordln- to un official nuticr received IVY
the customs house today from Secretary
.of thc Treasury M. HI. McAduo. Thu no-
ticc reads:
Attention IN directed M thu regulation
al the Federal Reserve Board. approved
hN ihc secretary oi thc treasury. under thc
authority ot the executive order WI thc
president Of the United tSatc~. dated Sep
tcmhtf y. 1917. which permits travellers
leaving the country a. carry ON their per-
son ~ ~ their BAGGAGE.
tal United State notes. national bank
NOTES. and Federal reserve NOTES WV ",
exceed $4,000 ror each adult.
thl \mrrican silver dollar. -nh~idilr.
silver coins and silver certificates not N
exceed %20n Ter each adult.
tcl Gold coin W. gold certificates not
To- exceed 300 Ter each adult.
The taking out Ot thi, country ur any
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
TO Waterways Convention

Louis Coiolini of the Board of City De
velxHmCni expected a. leave this after
noon for Corpus Christi to attend the an
nlal convention of the Interstate Inland
Waterways League a. Louisiana and Tex
as. which viii convene tomorrow for q
SESSION otrthrcc day.. Mr.. Cobolini j. Y
memher Of tho executive board ~ iheleasue
;.ki ha~ secn -ince IT'S organization. A..
WAYNE Wood, chairman of the Board Of
City Development. may also attend The
meeting. If he can arrange 20 leave ihis
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
Nearly a slaze-Colonel David j. la.

Nearly a Battle-Ground David j. Ba-
.kcf'~ new office i'll the administration
building n Fort Brown wa slightly spoil
"a this morning. The boarding III TIE W.
flee caught fire from . -Ioyepipe and q
small blaze was burning mcrrilN when i'll
was discovered. The bucket brigade IN
The district headquarters oifiee bccamc ac-
tive immediately aud soon had-the tire ont.
but there viii remain water mark on the
wall and ceiling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
ADVERTISE IN The HERLD

M ii~ possessions, by travellers. WI anv
amounts "a exce~, II those specified above
l- unlawful and punishable by Y fine W.
not more than $4,000. ~ imprisonment
lor nnt more than two years. or both. and
s%uject~ ~uch COIN or currency IL seizure
and forfeiture to The United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
MCAIien Sidewalk
Contract is Let

Mc.Allcu i- to begin IN once the improve
ment ". IT, city park. according ~ Charles
Therkold-en ~ Brownsville. who am
nuunccd today that thr city w McAllen
has awarded him the contract % build
ahout 5000 square feet WI sidewalk about
The McAlicn park. The work viii rom
mcnrr XVIII once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
First And Second
Liberty Bonds Here

TIM Brownsville banks today announced.
the arrival ~ ne First and Second Lib
erty Wan Loan Bonds. which nay nnu lr
obtained hy thr Subscribers. Ihe h,ud~
Wil hc i- ucd ky HIl persons Who have paid
up thc amount w ihcr subscriptions wy
full
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21
oriairal Wilson Man rere-A. D. Ropc

Original Wilson Man Here-A. u. Rogers
Of Dallas. manager "a the Southland Life
Insurance Company Of that city, p IN
Brownsville GA hi first visit ~ this city.
Afr. Roger j. one of the 'Original Wilson"
men. one M the Immortal Forty H. was
secretary Of the Wilson delegation from
Tcxas and contributed the FIRST dqllur To-
the Wilson campaign fund ~ l9l2. Mr..
Rogers said that he ii in Brownsville on
private business. and expects ~ b. here
two or three day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-11-21

A Sweetheart, mother, sister. " friend
would he delighted with any one Of the
beautiful Ama- boxes VI conicctions M
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