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New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

FhlLADE MISUNDERSTANDING Rro,
kravitz. cotton goods CommodoraS ]
fHiLADELPHIA-A. e. schwenk
Marlborough 0Ssineres;
PHlLADELPHIA-Trio Waist Co.
kessler. manufacturers waists. g. II.
Ihlrty-second Street. west
PHlLADELPH1A-S. Bacharach:
Noppenheim. manufacturers men. /.
clothing; Netherland. 0oss
PHI ELPHIA-Strawbridge 4 C,o,,,.-
Mr, Walsh. housefurnishinss: s'nls'; NJ;
Powers. linens; ESQ Fifth Avenus "f.
PITTSBURGH - William Sheinman r.
William Sheinman, wholesale dry roos. ~
Herald Square. s''us'
PiTTSBCR RGH - Kaufman Depart,n
store j: w. Horne. luggage and trnrsl
art goods and pictures: 1851 Broadwass
PlTTsFlELD. Mass.-England Bros: :,
Mus!ier. upholstery goods; 4ol Fourls
PlTTSBC RGIi-R Rosenhaum Co: n.,
j. Troupe, Jobs dresses; ll6 West TS,..A
second Street. Fantl. 'n''ty'
P1TTSRC RG Gl-Russell Co; W. Ru,,s,,
PONCA CITY. Okla.-L S Barnes
Miss Juanita BARLEY. dresses. cna,s w. w.
suits, waists. skirts: 1l7o Broadwav aAu
PORT ARTHUR, Tox-rhe Toggery Sho,
PRONlDENCE-She Co: II. Ro..,
thai: boys. mems clothing, hats. -.
Fifth Avenue. room isll. -''
fHoN CE-.Ss sii"nder. Mc.Ausan =
1roup. Mr. Abra hams. ready 10 NJ.
Miss Nixon. waists, Miss Gerahty. slnys.
go Fifth Avenue; syn. rrds Co. ''''e''
RALEIGH, \. C.-kiinc Lazarus; C.
:, :. Lszarus; zs,,; general merchandise: Grand H.
READING. Pa Brittons. &. NJ. Britt,
cloaks and suits Grand. '''0"'
ROCHEST TER-McCurdy & Co: r. u G.,
s.saa, sloaas, SUI suits. West Thirty second Ss,s
ROC ESTER-Mrs. ID. Brody. millinery.
Bresln. "Si!'
SALT LAKE CITY-zion ro.onsr..,
Mere Co.. r. Patrick, notions, 50 Worn
SALT LAKE CITY-Calaway Hoocs .
Francis E. r Richardson honsstrsS q
nishings. toys. china. glassware: Brssn
SALT LAKE CITY-Walker Bros ssin- n n
GO; Mr.; caug hman. sales manager: .
West Thirty-seco Street: care r =
Leonard. - l.
SAN FRANCISCO-Hals Bros. n
y
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of NEW YORK

NOTICE IS Hl-REHY GIVEN that ~ a
meeting ~ The shareholders of The Afer-
chants National Bank of the city of New
YORK. hold on January 10. 1920 it waA
determined to take such proceeding, a..
may be necessary or convenient to or
ganize this l5an<ing Assoc ia ton as an in
CoTporated BAN. Of rhc state OF New
York by the name of The Merchants Bank
OF the city of NV York: and also that
when this Bank shall have been organized
an incorporated bank of the Slate ~
New York proceedings be taken to merge
II with the President and Directors OF the
Manhattan Company.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
o. L. FAINTER, Cashier.
Dated New York. January 49, 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Metropolitan Life Makes
New Insurance Record

Report of Haley fiske. president OF
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany, for 1919, disclosed total placed
business Of Sl,4,S.6o1, ,i92, worlds
record in the insurance Industry. OF
tha, amount $1,000 ,os7 was ordinary
and 500, ,59o,to5 industrial business.
ino total nov outstanding is $685.
652.t3s, a gam for the year Of s9lA,1aO,-
SIS. The total business paid for showed
an increase Of So5o,ooo,cOO over the
year 1918.
For the fret time in the history Of
the company claims paid 70 ordinary
po.icy holders exceeded those TO in.
dustrial holders. Tho infuruza cpl.
demic Of year ago hit the large,
policy holders hardest. Tho total in.
come of the comparv va S25t .12S
ei2, an increase oC go, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Associated Dry Goods Dcfcrs
Action on Common Dividend

At the meeting of the directors Of the
Associated Dry Goods Company ycstcr-
day action on the common stock divi-
dcnd was deferred until March II. It
vas explained that the company's earn
ings for the year have not yet been
compiled and placed in shape for official
submission to the board, and for this
reason no action was taken in regard
TO tho common dividend.
DIRECTORS declared the regular. quar-
terly dividends OF :. pcr cent on the
first preferred and = per cent on tho
second preferred stocks, both payable
March TO stockholders Of record
February Q.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE:

Have had wide experience both as bank
ing and Inanufacturing executive. also as
now in business for myself. will consider
position with substantial interests offering
possibilities Ample references furnishes d
and reason for change given to responsible
parties when nature of the business ia dis
closed Principals only. Address B., Box
sos. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY Of new YORK

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that at
nlcot!ng OF tho shareholders or The Mer-
cNants National Bank OF the city OF Now
tork, hold on January Il. 1890, II was
voted that the aid Bana go into liquda-
iion ard be cioaeI and dissolved
All holders OF notes nnd othar creditor,
OF sain Banking ASSOCIATION are hereby
net ned to present such notes and other
Niallns against the Association for pay-
meni At its Ranking House. Number -
Wall Street. New No-x city, until Fcbru-
sw 2e. $50. and thereafter to Ito liQui-
usiinS agent the President and Directors
or the Manhattan Company. at Number ~
we'll street, New York City
by order OF the Board of Directors.
.. =. PAINTER, Cashier
Dated New Norn. JanuHry IS. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF vIrELLl
COMPANY. INC: .,
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE mat rneesS'
" the stock bolders Of Niteii coinIe.
Inc. viii he hold at the oftice q the cory.
ration. at II Nassau street. IN the Borouts
of Manhattan. tity Of Nav Nork or ~. -.
Nth day Of February. leco- ~ NJ. 49, 49,
the purpose Of considering sn9 rasslns ~ =.
he aGrecmen, entered into y, nc noss
Directors nf his Corporation with fNe p's pss
Of Directors Of l. Niteli Sou, Inc lU ,,r
consolidation Of Ni.slh 4 omranS' IN. ~.
With l.. Ni'e,li son Inc end the W..
ana rcnditions ~ consultations anu ,,,y
oiher business in relation ieto az "
com~ before said meeting. -,
Dated New York .lanpsrv nth. ia.". ~.
nv ORDER or THE FoAhp W
KECTORS.
Secrstary
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
TO THE srocNaoI.Dnns OF NJ "

TELLI Il son. INC:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that meeting
or the stockholdcrs OF l.. Viteili & Son,
INC, Will be held AT tho office OF tho cor
poraiion. at No. II Nassau Street. In tho
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
o' the llth day OF February. 1920 at >
!. NJ, for the purpose Of considerlns and
passing Upon the agreement entered into
nv the Hoard Of Directors OF this corporn-
& Company. Inc. for the consolidation OF
l. NitelN Son. Inc. with Nitcln & Com
panN. lnc., and ;hs terms a"d conditions
OF approximations anu such other buainess
n relation thereto as may ouns before
said meeting
dated New York. January .fth 1870
RECVOES ~ -
WlLH ELMINA vITEY.IL,
EecrAtArv
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
THE CLEVELAND AND rITTSBJ RGU
RAILROAD co.

DFFT''t. OF JRFASII FFE
Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 9eth. 1890
DIN NlpEND NOTICE. Tho regular quar-
terly dividend Of l'4rc OH the Regular
'iusrart teed stock. and lre the Spoci. J
GuaranteoI lSetterrient stock Of this Corr
pany. pa! bic March lst. 1920. will be pa id
on and after that date At the Office Of
Mossrs. N'nsiow. Lsnier Company. 50
'edar Street. New York CITY. TO stock
holders OF record At the close of business
February 10Th, lH2o.
/ Il Kr.OSS rrsasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
LlMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. INC.

50 Church street,
New York.
January a 1nso.
rhs Ec7r1 Vt Directors has declared =
quarterly d.idend of one ard 'hree-qua rters
~ per cent upon ne preferred stock Of
this Company for the three months ended
December 2is. 1919. payable February 11th,
1920. to stockholders of record the close
Of business on Jsnuars S1st. 1920 Transfer
books do not close.
T.. A. LARSEN.
Secretary g. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

NOTICE Is HEREBY given that sps','
meeting OF the stockholders Of Noroe''"'
and Maria. Inc. viii te held Al me o''.s
said corporation a. No. 81 New Street :.
ough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New io'A, ~
the 9th day OF February. 1870. at W..
+. NJ. FOR the purpose OF voting upon 20. ~.
osition 70 change the name Of the ccipo's...
from Nordcnholt and Maria. Inc. 90 Ncros'
holt CorpA ION
Dated New YORK January ssth. wv
FRED Ii. NoRDENHoI''
President
HERMAN NoHprNHoLr. secressrs.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
BUSINESS News

commercial
banks buyr
aivclyl
The ifnng of the call
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Louisville < Nashville
Mobile & Ohio
New York Central
Philadelphia < Rcadin.

iJ@ess, ber -ross ~ itt. ..t f,-, FL ,4.
Esi~nce 4ftesf-T 4.9isl f,.. H 90.
|e. oDeF, ,ucD4se "f3 ~ f,..
y,sD.stbz' xfo.s .,lsgt -,..
Esl4ncs arsr tx sGDx,14 ina, a.. ri r.,
her oyer. income l.QS5zzy I.c s1sl n,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
CEtICE OF
LOCKWOOD. GREENE 4 CO., Mapasers

I'VNIN'.E MASS.
The Board Of Directors OF Lancaster Mills
ls 'e declared III" first quarterly dividend or
No on the Preferred Stock OF the Com
pany, payable February :, 1920. AZ the Office
of the New England Trust COMPANY. Boston
Mass. to AL Stockholders of record a al
close of business January 2s. 1920.
LANCASTER MILLS,
J. DENEn EUX WlNSIoW. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

100 100 cHs,fS91 20 ofa iron: - 4. 4. =. x.
400 "ontal Mrtor.. f2a. i3iI lyl, ~.
81 l)~j i'Aison .4pa4. los.. ielt. Iop >
% Ford ~ 'eu.. .a"e 4ss - q,
sS sgo Mieh s1g'r.... ~. llt4 TX ny.
no FacA Mot Car. 70 rs % rs
100 PIund@u ..... *1H :7A 271 a7H
800 Rao Motor CAP. 26% 27X .SA a7E
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Continental Paper Bag Co.
New York City, II Battery Pl.
January 2Sth. 1920
18TH CONSECUTIVE
PREFERRED STOCK DIVyDCNn

quarterly dividend OF one and one
half q NJ, per cent. on the preferred
stock has been declared. payable Fehrl-
airy 18th 1920, TO The Preferred Stock
holders Of record at the close of husi-
ness on February 9th. 1920. Checks
mailed
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Misccllsncous Oil Companics

Ar.,.,. o., Rid Asked
Atlantic I'obos OIL prd li5 1Io
NeN~n y .. .......- a ~,
llons'on on 90, Ltd. ........ 1co TX
M*snoi!a tottoleuln % -" 1-n
Merritt ON CorNor ton. =
N - iScfiring -. ,st 80 =
Ns'ional Fual Gas Co ~ ,sSo
,iorc. 81 O' o''''..'..... 80 20
troduc"ra Refining Co. o.. 80
oapulpA Refining Co... -. >,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

MEETING NOTICE ,..a.
Annual meeting of the Aneitcsn - II
tute, Thursday. February bth. 1s-e' 4
Wost leth st. $3.50. .. m.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED

A NJ TI'- r. AJtLo, s5eVlv'o''T
Dated cS-h January. 1920.
Westminster House. :. Miilhank. Loha'@
S. W /.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.
dividend of 15c per share N,xee) on
tho Common stock has been declared paya-
bic February 10th. 1920 10 holders Of
record at the close Of business February
End, 1920.
The transfer books will not he closed.
GEO. H. DANFOR1Il. Secretary
New York, January 18th. 1920
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
5STH CONSECUTIVE
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND

quarterly dividend OF one and one
half f f'2fo' per cent. the Common
Stock has heeu declared. payable Fehru-
ar! 18th. l92a. to the Common Stock
holders OF record at the close of bust
MSS ON February 9tD 1920. checks
lied.
THOMAS Fy>rs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
7SQ,,fis

$1,000 Am r &. T Gs % oo,s m oo,.
1000 & W 5s. 70 20 3
5000 arson - l%o i.o 1ao 80
5000 tentrai Vt 49, so e0,, "a s0y
1000 Mass Gas 4as 1i 81 ei 81
1920 Miss nivor os. 75ia 1ol, ~, ,s,,
O0oQ y Il Tel os tA s. a
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that =, i.
Meeting of the Members of the Company h.la
on the Twenty-seventh day Of January, lszo
after the passing Of Resolution for incre,,.
ing the Capital Of the Company BY The es...
tion Of additional Ordinary Shares. it W.,
yesoIved.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

Continued on nert page
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Railroads

Sost I. Alba any.125'4 1854 1884 le5l.
IL. Eos Elevated. 64'4 50 81 S.
IS Z e. Maine PA Al A. al a.
do pf R 13 :: :; ~
) Maine Cenral.. e4 "a st 81
Mass III IT ...,lz 11A '1,4 ~
ii5 = !, ,, " 6 IT, % % - "6
81 North = II 50 s. &, 81
10 VI cat end ..-.. aH', dSis 4S7. AS's
Go l'id ..... go ,,', a., os,,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Trust and SecuvItv Conn;.

se" f~w York Title and Mortgage.
|owns, AL American Trust Company,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
MEXICO CABINET
CHANGES TO Be
MADEBY HUERTA
Trevino and Alyarado Among
Those to be Replaced, AL
varado to Go to London.
nv The A.sociaied rressl

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. H.
Provisional President dc Ia Huerta
soon will make three important
changes in his cabinet, according to
information received here from Mex
leo City. General Jacinto Trevino,
secretary Of public works; General
Antonio |. Villareal. secretary OF ag-
riculture and General Salvador Alva
rado, secretary Of the reasury, are to
be replaced, it was learned
A Mexico City newspaper received
announced that General Alvarado will
be transferred 10 the London finan-
cial office of the Mexican govern
ment and that it il his plan to trans
fer the New York agency to London
DIR. Alfredo Caturegl. who was fin
ancial agent in New York for Presi-
dent Carranza. is slated for the min
istry Of the treasury, according to the
information reaching San Antonio
MexicanS.
The successors of Generals Ire
vino and Villareal as not known here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
WEATHER
RUM RUNNERS MAKE HUGE
FORTUNE ON NORTH BORDER

DETROIT, Mich, Sept H.
Profits running into millions o. dol
lars will b. taken by rum runners
operating between Canada and the
Detroit district during 1920, accord
ing to estimates based upon figure
by American and Canadian revenue
Officers.
VII some quarters the estimates 0i
profit from illicit hqucr sales run e
high = slo0. GOO for the present
yesr.
Stcriez cf fortunes made ever nigh.
end cf scores cf liquor rings ransins
ia size and operations from groups Of
Canadian farmer boys who buy ant
sell whiskey by the quart 10 'liqucf
brokers" whose sales are measured W
terms Of boat loads, are being heard
along both sides of the international
boundary between Michigan and Or
trio.
Prohibition enforcement agents art
greatly hampcred by lack On mot0T
boats II is said to bc practically in
possible to catch whiskey sumggIer
without fast craft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11

REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT IN TRIESTE
RIVER CONTINUES TO
RISE, San JUAN NOW
RUNNING BIG STREAM

The continued slow rise in the Rio
Grande, as reported by United States
army stations at Fort RinggoId. Nc
Allen and Samfordyce, may have
damaging results on the lower reaches
of the stream, according to river OBJ
servers today.
Each day for the past four, with
the river bankfull on its entire lower
course, from Rio Grande City, has
shown rises of from two 10 four, in
ches and.no reports have been receiv-
ed of the stream leaving its banks as
Is usually the case at numerous
points between Mission and Browns
Vile.
Fort Ringgold today reported rise
Of four inches in the past twenty
four hours, while Samfordyce report
ed the river had risen three inches
there III the same period. McAllen
reports the gauge at $3.50 feet above
sealevel, which il six inches above the
mark registered Friday morning at
the same hour.
Reports were reaching Browns
vile today that in the lowlands in
some sections from ten to twenty
miles above Brownsville number Of
families have been forced to leave
their homes on account of encroach-
ing waters. but damage is still al a
minimum as compared with the rises
Of last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
LOST CHILDREN "PRAYED
TO ANGELS TO SHOW THE
WAY" TO THEIR HOMES

GALVESTON. Texas, Sept. H.
Three children between the ages OF
5 and q years. lost for two days here
recently, found their way back home
in safety because. they said. they
prayed to the angels 70 show them
the way"
Loading gaily painted little wag-
on with goodies for a picnic spread,
Annabelle Park. 9. her brother Ray
burn. 5. and Memo Judd. 7. struck
out for a sandy stetch of beach at the
end Of the sea wall boulevard. After
dining they adventured further and
became lost far down the island.
Throughout the night. Annabclle said
in describing their experiences, she
and Memo prayed Ito the angels TO
show us the way home"
"Rayburn was too little 70 pray
the girl said, $50 Memo and me prayed
for him too"
Late in the afternoon Of the second
day Annabelle discovered a land
mark and marshaIled her charges
homeward. They were discovered BY
neighbors when within a few blocks
Of their home and taken to their fran
tic parents.
Not an article of tableware was
missing when the wagon was in
lspected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
OLIVE THOMAS DEATH IN
PARIS REVEALS A SCANDAL

the habitues of the French cinema
world last week.
Last night in the Sante prison the
police were closely questioning a man
named Spalding. said to be former
American army captain, who has SEN
fenced to six months in Jail last Mon
day for vending cocaine.
In connection with the death Of
Miss Thomas the police say they de-
sire 10 interview Jack Pickford, hus-
band Of Miss Thomas, and also wom-
an friend Of the actress who II said
to have accompanied her during her
last pilgrimage to Montmarte district
Saturday evening. Mr.. Pickford de-
clined to receive visitors. The physi-
clan attending Mr. Pickford said he
was III a very bad state Of health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
CUSTOMS OFFICERS
SEARCH FOR OWNER
OF WELL LOCKED BOX
lSnecial u TIE IIeralal


RIO GRANDE CITY. Tex. Sept.
i1.-In Samfordyce Thursday Mount
ed Customs Inspector G. II Wright
noticed n large truck unloading "a
large. well made wooden box, braced
with iron, steel handles and dcublH
Yale locks. He decided 70 investigate
the box which. from all appearances
contained something Of great value
which the owner wished to make
doubly secure. However. the owner
could not be found No cne claimed
the boy.
Suspicion. early in the mind nf the
officer. began to grow and Ne be-
lieved it now partly confirmed He
took charge Of the box and opened
Eit. He found neatly tucked IL be-
tween mattress that had been cut
in two a display Of whiskey and 81
verware The whiskey was the gen
uine Bourbon Sunnybrook, and Old
Saratoga, extra fine The silverware
was genuine old Rogers Brothers
make and bore evidence CA great age
The box and contents were seized
and delivered to the deputy collector
Of customs, r. ~ Crawford. It Rio
Grande City
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
NEGROES VISIT
HARDING PORCH
Republican Candidate Makes
Address to Visitors From
North and South.
tRv The Associated pressD

MARION, Ohio, Sept. 1O.-Five
delegations Of negro republicans, rep
resenting organizations Of the race
in the north and south, gathered at
Senator Harding's front porch Fri
day and pledged their support in sew
eral hours Of characteristic demon
strations and oratory.
zIn response the republican nominee
made two speeches praising the 10y
atty and attainment Of the nations
negro citizenry and promising that
the federal government "will not fail
the American egro." He asked that
they make service to their country
the everyday standard of their citi-
zenship. and declared his adherence
Of the brutal and unlawful violence"
against the black race.
In several private conferences the
seuator heard the grievances Of ne
gro leaders and assured them he
would make careful study Of the
situation.
Convention of negro Baptists in
session at Columbus and indianapolis
sent the largest delegations.
The first group came up singing
Harding will shine tonight.
A hundred thousand votes from ne
gro women were promised by women
speakers, one Of whom praised the
nominees stand and said women of
her race would claim representation
in the government in proportion to
their numbers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
.PROBERSREFUSE
TO CALL COX ON
WITNESS STAND


CHICAGO. Ill, Sept. ll.-Retusll
to summon Governor Cox Is a wat
ness before the senate COMMITTEES ln-
vcstigating campaign expenses was
announced BY Senator Kenyon, chair
man He gave out telegram re-
ceived from Frank Munsey. eastern
publisher. demancing that the prssi-
Dental nominee be summoned
The senator's reply said that Ed
mund Moore appeared before the
committee as the personal representa-
tive Of the Ohio executive and the
committee considered that sufficient.
He said the telegram received from
Munsey Is typical or hundred rcceiv-
ed bv him and other members cf the
committee and indicated the public
announcement of the Munsey message
II intended to serve a. an answer to
other kilograms and letters which
might be in prospect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE French po-
lice have begun a thorough investiga-
tion into the death Of Olive Thomas.
American motion picture actress, who
succumbed Friday morning to poison
taken. it is said. by mistake. several
days ago.
Authorities have issued a permit
for the embalming Of the body, but as
Yet have not sanctioned its shipment
to the United States on board the
steamship Mauretar1a. sailing from
Cherbourg, September Is.
Investigation is also being made BY
the police of sinister rumors of CO.
caine orgies. intermingled with cham
pagne dinners that have been afloat
in the American colony and among
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
DEFEATED CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS GIVES
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES

WASHINGTON, d. O., Sept IL
Here are some of the camp4irn ex-
penses OF Q. III Force, D. defeated
Missourian congressional asrirant,
which he listed under oath III his ex-
pense account filed recently with w.
Tyler Page. clerk Of the house Of
representatives.
August Postage FOR % letters
to influential men in ny district. tell
ing that / trusted 70 the kindness Of
the people and the mercy of~God 10
elect me--tboth failed)-5 cents
august 2.-For professional serv-
ices of a tonsorial artist in shaping up
the sandy whiskers Of an influential
son of Erin--35 cents.
August 3-One jar face creme
to fascinating blonde for passing out
my cards-35 censs.
August 3-Another jar of face
creme To charming brunette for
passing out my cards-35 cents.
august 3.-For her work and in
flucnce among her many friends and
admirers, a pair Of open-w0rk hose
for a plump widow; the less said the
better, special-$1.00.
July 27-For street car fare to
summer garden where Tony Stuver
and Congressional Committee held
election one night week previous 10
legal primary and nominated my op-
ponent for congress in the Tenth dis.
trict-14 cents"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
cox SUPPLIES
MORECOPFUND
INFORMATION
Reads Copy Of Letter Purport-
ing TO Have Been Written
by Finance Chairman.

BELLtNGHAM, Wash, Sept. H.
Further information on republican
contributions in this state were pre-
sentcd today by Governor Cox in ar
address. He read copy Of letter
purporting to have been written by
III. r. Alexander as chairman Of the
finance committee Of the republican
party requesting contributions.
The letter reads, II am making a
last appeal for funds for the election
of a republican president and con-
gres"
The governor said it was additional
evidence supporting his charges Of 0
republican corruption fund"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. H.
President Wilson has appointed Miss
Mabel II. Boardman. for many years
member of the executive committee
cf the American Red Cross to be com.
missioner of the District of Columbia
effective next Wednesday on the re.
tirement Of Commissioner BrownIow
resigned. The appointment makes
Miss Boardman the first woman to bs
member Of the commission which
directs the entire government OF the
district
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-09-11
COTTON MARKET

New OrIeans--Spots quiet; mid
ding 29.25; sales 81.
Houston-Spots steady: middling
1900; sales 100.
Galveston--SPots quiet; rs down;
middling 5000; sales so.
New York-Spots quiet; middIing
Bliss.