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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

LIGHT 5-pa1senger touring car with
extra eauipm.it. This car Is IN
fine condition. | will sell cheap for
cash. 1912 s. Union avenue.
APPERSON 6-First class condi-
ton, painted any color you wish. Half
cash balance 8 per cent. 5o2 Michigan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
In the Lodge Room

An invitation to Carnation CIrcla
from Camp No. . w o. w. to attend
their picnic at City Park Friday even
ing. August 10 was received and ar.
cepted It was decided to postpora
our memorial day for this year Neigh
Dor Sagasser is still very i'll at her
home 1899 Orman avenue. The Circle
voted to send her flowers. for her
birthday. August L.. when she will bs
20 years old. Nejshbor Bolles drew
the weekly prize. Neighbors Sickenger
Davis and Mary Burns are the slc,,
there will be no meeting next Friday
August L.. The Circle VIII have their
picnic at Mineral Palace Park that
day. There will be races and basket
dinner All neighbors bring lunch and
a cup and spoon. The Social club will
help with the expense of the cream.
L.. q. o. ".
The regular meeting of Pueblo LodEs
No 10 was well attended last Mon
day night in anticipation of Supreme
Dictator Darius NJ Crowns cominE
Word was received at the last moment
due to a misunderstanding. that ha
could not appear here before Monday
August S. Brother Brown is n lectur-
or OF national repute and all Moose arc
invited to be present next Mondsy
night to hear him talk on the Fsther-
hood of God and Brotherhood of Mar
and at the same time extend to him
the real Moose greetings. Hon. T NJ
Howell is accompanying him on hi=
tour thru this state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
FOR sA1E-AUroMoB1LEs =

HAVE YOU EVER CONSID-
Erred THAT EVERY CAR
ON THE ROAD IS A USED
CAR?
Our used car department
is only conducted to dispose
Of cars traded in on new
Nash Cars.
This department is not run
for profit, therefore every
used car is sold at rock-bot-
tom price.
Only good cars are accept
ed and all used Nash cars
carry the same guarantee as
a new car.
Convenient Terms.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
PERSONAL


FOR SALE-Good grocery and
market. location on Main 81. three
good II will pny you to inyestfrf,t,
this. Answer M-iO Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
THE WALKER MOTOR
COMPANY
224 to 230 West 5th

FOR RENT : 'oom modern hous
furnished. Inquire Ill Center ereet'
Phone 5175-N
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

FOR SALE--Jars, Jars! Jars.
Enough to Jar anybody and every
thing at Huyser Brothers. 800 West
Northern Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

RUGS for sale; one sxl2 Wilton,
small ones: leaving city. Call Mon
day forenoon. +l9 Van Buren.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "a

GOOD brick for sale. 1245 Jackson
street, Phone 26o2-M.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

IL BIRCH veneer doors. door tambs.
and birch finish and holdings. Phone
2440-NJ
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

FOR SALE-Good drop-head Sing
er sewing machine at half price a
al West Northern Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07

FOR SALE-Two Home Comfort
Ranges at bargain at 500 West
Northern Ave.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-07
BUSINESS CHANCES

GOING storage battery and electric
business; been established for several
years: right. price Investigate. 81
Masonic Block
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Auction Sale

auction. Saturday Dec IL 1921
commencing the farm This truck farm located on
going be offered for sale in FIVE tracts and whole in
will
this sale
all land Rock Island
Terms:
o Sc interest.
J.. NJ KuCoIN. Auctioneer e. DUNLAP OWNER
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PERSONAL.

CHIROPRACTJC Is RIGHT HAVE YOU
tried it, Ii not, why not7 Many So
called '1ncuraele diseases" have yielded
70 CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTA ENTS IL
you are not in good heath. see Boyer d
Petrie. r. S. G. Chiropractors 2622
seventh avenue, Rock Island Hours:
4-S p. M
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

EDw. L. EAGLE-LAwYEk, GENERAL
Once in court house. Rock Island.
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and counselors at law. Money to loan
on real estate. Rooms 209-3l2 CenITAI
Trust building
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: SATURDAY, HUDSON SEAL
handbag Finder may keep money If
purse is returned to Argus.
LOST: NEW PAIR OF BROWN fLoHGl
chamois gloves. Z. l. 5O75. Reward.
LOST: SIX JAPANESE COSTUMES IN
bundle. Return to Argus. Reward.
LOST. MANS WATCH MONOGRAMMED,
400 Ninth street. Reward.
LOST: SILVER MESH BAG ON LONG
View. Keep money, return purse to
Argus.
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COSNELLT l. WALKER (B. D. CON.
nelly and ". N. Wslkerl Lawyers.
General law. chanceFy and probate prsc-
tce. Peoples Eationa. Bank building
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I0pGE DIRECTORY.
-.-.,sTsE:xE LEGION POST NO. zoo

- YAfHIE UIREC1Oh1.
>~ysFcAH LEGION POST NO. zoo
Installation of new
! ! !. !. !. !
UlEIfk Iy elected ofilcers of
{fS$A r. /. Post No 200
4SkA will be held Wed
&H&9 nesday evening. Dec.
IN zTt&S$ "a The new officers
II III ss# will be installed by
TW$<S Post Commanders
6lIA&y& Paul Preston and
SZFa&E& Dan Brennan. All ex-
1Ssff Service men welcome.
Pay 1922 dues nov.
nrr BRENNAN. Commander.
MASONIC
s..rse Temple. EiEhS5enAn ~
go tnliH sar 1 OF TRIO LODGE
IL sfAlED n n A. y. 4 A. M. will
zfA - held on the frst Thurs
knA Say Of each month al 4 30
H5M n. W. IL. Kelley. W.
IVA Y Ray o. ROder1ck- sec
.uorro NO. 57. n. o. v. P. z. R.
IVY Stated meeting held
D !: !: =: :: :: =: ::
Ill On the first Wednesday
of each mo1th. Visit
HIM ing prOphets welcome.
|IESA IL. h. Mace. monarch
W. Frank l. Patterson. sec-
retsFy.
~ 4. A. NJ.
- srATFD CoGVOCATIoN OF k1CA
~ Isaap6 Chapter No. Is, & A.
Aahkoo NJ viii os held on The hrst
Nam Tuesaay Of each month a.
E$tl 80 .. u. = u. SchliilnSer,
HN b. d. ?. +. 4; Ash secret a.sS
snecial convocauon DEC. -, =
20 n N. Mars Master degree.
pocK ISLAND LODGE NO.
"A o5s, A. +. Il A. A.-st&ted
n "a n meeting hrst FRIDAY o. eAcn
YtsW nonLn. d. +. RECORD. ". al,
E\ a. .. BoALnAn. sscEetaIb.
y 80 melting krldsy evening, Dec
Ia acaock- WORK IN h. - degree.
KNIGHTS TEAiPL.AR.
vuv sFAgED CohG1-AfE oF KoSh
AeA hslanq LonmAIsdery No. 1c,
| "a hnlsnts TeMp4Ar vii be hell
49, the second AiO0oaJ Oh eAGA,
t4ER mouth. j. 6. senAinnSer. LOaA
~ nAA0ef. J. l. hAc--ss' FecofA-
krx BLAND CHAPTER. no. $50.
czug Eastern SGAr.-hSguiar meetings
issad Wednesday OF eaen month tas-
Rlg Stars welcome AArS- Josephine
EX ISLAND COUNCIL No. 20. 3. 4
H--Tne stated Asee moiles OF Hook L.
al Council NO. 10, b. d ,. ID. WI
b nd On the third Wednesday OF rscS
nnth ". J. Spencer, 4. l. ~: y b,
zsastEandt. recorder
al LODGE no. SOS. L .. o. y,
Meets every THURSDAY eveuins
HffaR a. ODD Fellows temple OF
~ FourLn avenue. between Sow
TaIS enLeenth and Iii & n lie n
81 streets - HErWlg. n. e.,
~. o. Anders. d. ) Firs'
5Aafsdy Of each month. iAt1R
cry degree, first. second and Lh1ro Do
ipss the following Thursday.
r. o. 4
Dc2 BLAND AERIE NO. ESQ, FRATER
al Order of EASIes.-ReguIAr meenngI
aiw and third Tuesday Of each monte
Eag-ss' home. Fourth avenue Anf
twenty first street John Molmelli. "
p as Forty fifth street Phone B. /
s43A. Jas. C. Wight. secretary. 252S
seventh zEenue. Phone R. L 3l17.
B. P-Ao. ELks no. ESQ
III Meets The frxt and thtrC
N We ud- ..
EAs s1o- walter }. 0rlf
II % I'm, exalted ruler; C. n
A A. Isazcsou. secretary. Visit
ing brothers always vel
<xkANAy ~. - =. -,
a%43skSA SoAH<- NIoD EoSAHS 81 49,
&SAY EsEh.eeu6h street
ar
~ ->-. 49,, -,
s ssse: Of !. ' Ssaa @a1'f Ia. At il
-m
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MONEY TO LOAN

100000 ~>->--3~<>I-~~~S-~|-)
ON MODERN TRICTTY RESIDENCE
property Is per cent interest. No com
mission R l. S43. to $50 a. m.
or after 80 D. m
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FOR RENT-RoeMs.

FOR RRNT-RO0MS.
LAEGE MODERN HoUsREEyPTFG
room. - Also two rooms. I2II
LARGE MODERN FBoHr RooN
ground floor. 1901 second avenue.
CHOICE FRONT ROOM, NEWLY PuR-
nished- Warm and comfortable Ter
lady or gcntiemsn- Three blocks from
high school. Reasonable T. 1. 452IX
7I2 Twenty-ffth street.
MODERN DOWNSTAIRS SLEEPING or
housekeeping room 1411 Fourth ave
nue. &. l. 4252.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED ROOM To
couple Tor housekeeping Steam heat.
s29 Fourth avo1ne.
TWO MODERN FURsTsEFD RooNs M
Adults only 1901 Fourth avenue.
THREE NICE Roohs. ALL MODERN.
opstefs- sIe seventh avenue
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Ground floor. 1921 Sixth avenue
A VERY PLEASANT TWO BOON MON
ern housekeeping SUITE veil furnished.
street
FURNISHED. TWO LARGE MoOFRN
front rooms. kitchen. private entrance
steam heat. 52e Twenty -thasd straet.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM WITH KTTC4.
enet, everything furnished IS per
week. 725 Twenty-third strees. z. L
1890.
BOARD AND BOOM. HONE CO0KTNG
2Ilo Fifth avenue
TWO OR THREE MODERN FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping, close in rea-
sonable. 514 Twenty-sixth street &
l. 3553K.
HEATED SLEEPING ROOMS. $50 PER
week. 526 Thirty-first street
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB HoUSEKEEP-
ing. strictly modern, complete kitchen
private bath Reasonable to right
party. r. l. 1914. 1893 Thirty nd
street.
MODERN FURNISHED THREE BOON
apartment 500 Third vaenue
FORTY MODERN ROOMS SI-75 TO ~ al
week. soc day 1902 Fourth avenue,
MODERN CONNECTING HOUSEKEEPING
room. furnished s2s Twentieth street.
ROOMS. FIVE MODERN FURNISHED.
Cheap r. 1. ASSAY evenings.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS r. I. 1850.
TWO MODERN ROOMS SUITABLE FOR
housekeeping or sleeping, close to car
B. L 452iK- Sal Twenty-third street.
WELL FURNISHED ROOM FOR GEN
teman- Every modern convenience in
Guiding hot and cold water lzgatory in
room and instantaneous heater for bath
One block from car. Price reasonable
933 Seventeenth street.
THREE DESIRABLE FURNISHFD
housekeeping rooms. ground floor. gas
heat and light furnished 1911 Thirty.
eighth street.
TO COUPLE. TWO AI.L-MoDERN HOUSE
keeping rooms in private family. 42I5
Sixth avenue. R. l. 4o43.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING Rooms. 1Is4
Fourth avenue.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED APART.
ments- Parker Apis. 1872 Second ave
nue.
MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
board 712 Second avenue. B. L. 22SO
ONE MODERN FURNISHED FRONT
room suitable for two. 1875 Second
|. avenue
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB HSUsEKEEP-
ing. strictly modern. Avalon apart
ments- 91S Second avenue. q. /. 3716.
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SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
GLASS.

OTR PRICES ARE RIGHT ON ALL
kinds of glass. Joseph Huber, 4. l.
3106.
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HEMSTTrCHING.

A.. : ~->~>--~~>@--->~-~-~~~~~-
..ee &c. SiA Zoe. PIeating skirts S5c
sasons mada. We now sell suits and
esu nlads- less han store prices
= ktntt, Ladies' Tailor 1907 =
e'na ssenue- b 1. 1870
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FOR sALE-AuToMoBiLEs.

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY CAR. CLOSED
panel body. cheap. Cash or teFnos. K
Isl
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& ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
IA s6s. A +. h A. M.-Ststed
n ga meeting hrst Frtday o. each
MY month. d. 4. keGora. ". al,
WE\ a. .. Bo4LnAu. sscEstsIb.
s..>s.l melting Frlday evening, Dec
5,So a,zock- Hork IN h. - degree.
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PEQa<E n. L 1s8 AND az Ia@
A WAIT AID %AKMA
FOR saLE-CITY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-CITY PROPERTY.
,GteSGAIow SIX ROOMS. MopERN
htl leeauon- excellent barn np prenaisss
wired ard casso - hntzhea into saS
rfsern house FroEE aFe o. 90 feet IAa
feet eassp. same fsait on plscc Owner
having ciJy- WIZ sacrifice foe s. 80
on tarmz
N2snsaoens euoessow GA mn saven
rooms and san paFlor Escuua hc4a-
Buit in features nrep .aee- boek cases
eta Hollow uie stueso and eeucrsa e
construction ruas bargain vita ofsg
MlTcHEM.
1898 &oT6-#o safety Bldg
HOUSE SIX ROOMS MODERN. ~
ina condition Hlu Ioestlea Butis
three wears. paving paid. Priee 50 soc,
easy terms, 6ruske- Phone r I,
kSs
FIVE Room BUNGALOW. MODERS.
HB paved street SA,l0p $500 cash.
Balanes lake rent Phone h. 1 9a7-
FOR SALE Or Rent SMALL FOUR
room house. two large lots, fruit CITY
water. good large chicken house 7i6
Twenty ahira ave9uea Owner aeavinE
SIX ROOM COTTAGE. GARAGE,
lol +oxIg5. modern except bath
sub. Near Fifteenth avenue Ena
Eleventh street Only $500. on GOOD
terms.
Five room hons. Fourteent n and =
half street Oak hutsh. hot water heat.
paving paid 5000. On terms OF
81 .000 down.
ward, overlooks tri-cites. Ali oaaaas-
meuts paid Cheap. On terms.
MTTCHEM
R. 1s8s-4o764Os Safety Bldg.
FIVE ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. OAK
floors throughout paved street lot
44x14O, easy terms. Inquire e9iu
Ninth street
FIVE ROOM NEW MODERN BUNGALOW
with p1rloF oak doora. nicely TO-
Gated on paved street Price for ouick
sale - 200. 5000 down. balance So
monthly. Immediate possession. r l.
IO29X
/ FOR SALE or RENT: FIVE ROOM
( house. partly modern. barn. garage.
chicken house. On two acres. tguat.
/ block from paved street 1924 ForIeth
| street. K J. 5l65.
| NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. FINISHED
| in oak. 1913 Thirty seventh street.
ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED.
/ five room house, paving, water, sewer,
. gas. electricity, EJ5 per month. Pays
| interest and payment So $500. 5oL
/ Fifth street.
| FIVE ROOM HOUSE CHEAP. GAS FOB
cooking. good well. terraced lot 60xI60.
Can have excellent garden Burther IN
formation address, Opportunity" caro-
Argus.
] AT 3O25 TENTH AVENUE. LARGE HOL-
low tile stuco house. Has every mas
10 to date. +. K. Rhoads- Robinson Bldg
NICE COTTAGE. DOT Sax55, AND ADJ
Joining lot suitable Tor small buildhng.
| 20xd0. In business district $3.50
| terms. $3.50 cash Address Cot
| tAEe." care Argus.
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49,, sraqs.u IONGL-AFE UF RoCh
iAA lsland LoEnmSIsdery Nc. lc,
90 hnlsnts IeAp4Ar Will oe he'll
AsS.,A the second AODoay OF oAcb
t5EE month. J. 6. ScnAitAnSer. LoIlA
w nanGef. J. l.. hLclleS, recoEu-
e.
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m sHnEEY BAY CAMP. NO. s
q. & w. v.
United Spanish War Veterans.
"a meets 1rst and third Thurs
Il Gays OF each month at p m
~ tn Memorial Hail. Court House
~ Oscar L. paigee. Commander
W Il NJ. ntterington. AdIutant
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krK BLAND CHAPTER. no. 250.
csuG Eastern Star meetings
fsssad Wednesday OF esen month VIZ
nug Stars Se1ccEAe- kArB- Sosephlne
ksea VI. NJ: nary y. krels, secretary
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al Order of EASIes.-RsguIAr meeongs
klN and third Tuesday OF each month
\ Eag-ss' home. Fourth avenue Anc
Twenty first street. John Molmeln. ".
p as Forty fifth street Phone r. L
A3A. Jas. C. Wight, secretary. ASIA
seventh REcnue. Phone R. ]. 3l17.
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DX ISLAND COUNCIL No. 20. &. 4 s
A--Ths slated assemblies OF Rock L.
sad Council NO. 10, 4. h ). IA. WI
b Nd On the third Wednesday OF rSch
nosth ". J. Spencer, L. l. ~: =. es
Rnaepr audi, recorder
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
PROMINENT RESIDENT
AT MATAMOROS DFAD

r. M. Miller. aged residen. of Ma
famoros and well Fnawn rE both
sides of the river. died at his home In
Matamorns Yesterday afternoon at
A:3O. Mr.. Miller had passed his
eight fret birthday.
Mr.. Miller was born in New Or
leans and moved to this section Of
the country in the early eighties.
Soon after taking up his residence IN
Matamoros, he married Miss Maria
Eugenia vcsseron. He then went in
70 business with his father-in-law. j.
G. Vesseron. He has been connected
with the same business since that
time. His wife died about two years
ago.
M-. .Mii,ar has always been very
active, up to last My since which
lime ..e mas been confined to his bed
with an illness that eliminated in his
death.
The only surviving relatives are j..
r. Vesseron, r. Z. Vesseron, and Mrs.
Henrietta Emma Vesseron of Browns
vile.
The funeral will be held from his
home in Matamoros, ,at4 80 this after
noon. The remains will be laid in
the old Matamoros ccmetary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
FIND DEAD MAN IN
RIO GRANDE;; EVERY
EVIDENCE OF MURDER

Last Tuesday Mexican reported
to immigration officials that he had
seen two men attempting to swim
the river II FL Carmen ranch. a
point up the river, and that one of
the men had drowned. requesting the
immigration and customs inspectors
TO watch for the body
The body was taken from the river
Yesterday on the Mexican side and a
bullet hole between the eyes made il
evident that murder had been Com
mitted The body was taken in
charge by Mexican authorities. and
it Is reported they are making an eff
fort To locate the companion with
whom the man was attempting to
cross the river al the time the MUIR
der was committed. 1t is reported
that small amount of money was
found on the body. indicating that
the murder was not committed for
the purpose of robbery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
new RULING ON
PASSPORTS HAS
BEEN RECEIVED

People travelling beyond the. forty
miles zone in Mexico swill be obliged
to present passports issued by the
State Department at Washington, ac-
cording to information received by
Consul Y. NJ. Vasquez. yesterday.
Heretofore. passports for all
points in Mexico were obtainable at
the local Mexican Consulate but un-
der the new ruling, it will be- neces-
sary to send TO Washington for an
official passport.
Foreigners, other than citizens OF
the United States, will be required to
show passports issued by their owr
consular offices.
The new ruling was received by
Mr., Vasquez from she. Department
Of State of Mexico yThursday.als7 "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
MOSQUITO PEST is
FAST DISAPPEARING
SAYSCITY OFFICER

The gay and festive mosquito.
whose song and bite formerly. made
nights dreary in Bfownsvills M earr
tain periods of the year is rapidly
nearing extinction in this city, accord
ing 10 City Health Officer DR.. Spivey.
The work Of mosquito eradication,
which has been under way over two
months is proving highly effective.
Practically every part Of town has
been given a thorough inspection BY
the representative of the II. s. Pub
lie Service, assisted by the city pub
lie health officials. Every .cisteFn,
water barrel, standing pool Of water
Of other breeding place for m0squi-
toes has been either rendered un-
habitable by the pests or otherwise
disposed of, and the result has
proved that mosquitoes can be con-
trolled in Brownsville.
The city health officers point ont
that this condition can only be main
tanned by the continuance Of rigid
inspection work and cooperation uf
the public. Eve have few mosqui.
toes left" said DR.. Spivey, "but IL
will not be long before they are as
bad as ever il the public does not
keep all water containers and other
mosquito breeders covered"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
SCOUT WORK IN
VALLEY TOWNS
PROGRESSING
Many Towns Getting in LINE
For Immediate Organizt
'@. tin Of Scout Troops '''

7 Rev. Howard Frame. wig h:4 MOL
unfairly undertaken the wofS -tfa or.
ganizing Scout troops in Valley com
munities, spent several days the past
week in various Valley towns. AT
every point he found considerable in
terest manifested nthe Scout move
ment, and reports that organizations
will soon be effected at Rio Hondo,
Donna, La Feria, Lyford and Edin-
burg. Raymondville also expects to
have troop, and at HaJlingen and
San Benito, where organizations are
already in existence, plans are being
made for organization Of additional
troops.
Rev. Frame is on the program for
an address at the county Sunday
school picnic to be held at Rio Hob.
do Wednesday. August 81. and ex<
poets to be able TO arouse. still.
greater interest in the movement
"Some towns are rather apathetic
in regard to the movement. ~ said
Mr.. France but ] find that there are
always some people who take an IN
terest in the future Of the bows and
are willing to help organize them. J
am mreenfidsnt we are going to have
Over 500 Boy Scouts in the Valley
before next summer"
The cost Of organizing and maintain
ing a troop Of thirty-two boys aver
ages about 81 per month, or trifIe
more than 20 cents per boy, and Mr.
Frame points out that there is not q
community in the Valley that cannot
afford To donate this much in the in
'erest OF an organization in which
their boys are so deeply interested.
MIR. Frames services are given vol
unfairly and without remuneration
of any kind other than his actual
travelling expenses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
D. E. LYDAY WILL NOT
GET NEW APPOINTMENT

AUSTIN. Texas, Aug. 26-Gov-
ernor Neff today notified ID. r. Lv-
day that he would not be re-appoint-
ed commissioner of the department
Of markets and warehouses when his
term expires on September !. No
reason was given for the action.
The governor has not vet announc
cd who will succeed Lyday in the Of
flee During the session Of the legis-
lature the governor persistently urg
ed the merging of this department
with the department Of agriculture
However. no action was taken and he
vetoed the appropriation for the de-
partment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
WRECKACE OF THE
GIANT DIRICIBLE
IS BEING RAISED

HULL, England, Aug. 26-Work
Of raising the wreckage of the ZR-2
il proceeding rapidly and number
Of bodies have been recovered. The
body of mechanic Loftin, attached to
a badly burned parachute. was among
the first found. The BODY also bore
marks of burns. Practically all
parts cf the wreekage shows the eff
fects of intense heat. The bodies
found III the front gondola were iden-
titled al Albert Loftin. an American
mechanic and Flight Lieutenant Rye
of the British crew.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
INVITE GOVERNORS
TO INSPECT ROAD
(By The Associated I-ress,

DALHART, Tex, Aug. 26--The
Governors of the state Of Colorado
New Mexico and Texas have been in
vited by the President of the Colo
rado to Gu'f Highway Association 10
join the executive committee on the
official inspection tour of the high.
way in their respective states. In
the event they are unable TO join
the committee for the entire trip In
their respective states, they were re-
quested to designate the time and
place 10 join for a part Of the trip.
The inspection party will leave
Denver on Sept. 18th and will reach
Brownsville. Sept. 29th. Schedule OK
all steps are being mailed out this
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
NO TRACE
OF THE DENISON
MAIL CAR BANDITS

DENISON, TeNs, Aug. 26-Al-
thong posses are securing the hills
and postal inspectors have inSrgated
a thorough investigation, no trace
has yet been found of the two mask
ed men who robbed the mail car Of
the north bound Katy Limited here
Wednesday night. One man was ar
rested Thursday afternoon but was
released today after having establish
cd complete alibi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-08-26
NEGRO PORTER OF
PULLMAN ARRESTED
niy The Associated Prcssl

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 26-Walt
er Hunter. 43 years Of age, was ar
rested yesterday at the unionr railway
station upon the complaint of Mrs.
J. c. Farley of the Adolphus Hotel,
Dallas, Texas. Mrs. Farley told the
police that the negro had awakened
her in her berth between Columbus,
Ohio. and indianapolis, Ind, during
the night, and when she attempted to
scream the negro placed his hand
over her mouth. She managed to
struggle free and her cries aroused
Mrs. III. Hickerson and Mrs. j. p.
Wi liams, wives of Dallas business
men. who were travelling in nearby
berths.