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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

DR.. and Mrs. Spencer Snyder Of
Garland and children, formerly of
this place, were the guests OF Mrs.
N. p. Bezzant here Monday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr. and Mrs. Warren Anderson ant
Clyde Thornton. Of this city. and Mis-
Alice Jones OF Iehi motored to Sal
Lake Sunday on a pleasure trip.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Seastrand and
family motored to Eureka Sunday and
remained over Monday, visiting and
enjoying the big Pioneer celebra-
uon held there that day.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Berdie Petersen Of Midway is spen-
ding the week in American Fork, the
guest Of Misses Vida and Alta Berg
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mrs. Clarence Knudsen OF Salt
Lake. spent Sunday and Monday here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Hunter.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

A sin Is most Objectionable when
committed by the other fellow.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Read chipman's Timpanosos ad on
first page. '
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Do not pretend a virtue YOU do
not possess. Others see the faults
you try 70 cover up
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Christensen
and family spent q few days this week
in American Fork Canyon camping.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Nielsen mo-
tored TO Salt Lake Thursday. They
accompanied Mrs. Nielsen's sister OF
Provo. to hospital. where she will
receive treatment for eye trouble
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

John p. Murdoch of Beaver was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck
here Saturday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Wilde and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Miller and children
spent Monday in Salt Lake on pleas
ure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
MOTHERS IN LAST
MINUTE RUSH TO GET
BABIES EXAMINED

The Chamber Of Commerce rooms We're
filled this afternoon i'll last minute
rush of mothers bringing their children
to TX examined at the Ch.ld Health Con-
ference which began yesterday morning
and comes ~ close this afternoon.
More than a score of them were wait
ing. each with one ar two children while
five others were being examined al three
O'Clock today. In the one hour from two
to three o'clock. fifteen had been taken
are Of. Seventeen children were hrough:
20 the rooms this morning. making
total Dp to date. including the thirty
examined ycste ydav. Of siXty-three. The
work is under the direction If the City
Public Health Association and under the
supervision Of Miss Helen Brown, public
health nurse.
Drs. H. X. Loew. G.. r. YantiS. O. v.
Lawrence, Il. l.. Works. and W. II. Dear
assisted in the work this morning. while
Drs. j. L. Rentfro, J. j. Tribe. A W.
Marshall. and K. l.. Works are assisting
th aftcrnoo
It i expected that over one hundred
babies shall have been examined before
the conference closes this afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
i. j. RABEL ANNOUNCES
He is CANDIDATE FOR
THE STATE LEGISLATURE

\. J. Rabel of Harrington. an attorney.
anuuiir, rd TODAY that hc win ~ q randi-
date for rrprcscHtaiiyc from the Scv-
rnty seventh district ia Tie forthcoming
dcmocrati- primaries. The place is now
held hy H. H. Branch who, however.
soInc months ago announced his desire
rn retire from the place NJ the end uf
tie term.
The district. which formerly included
WilIacy county. now includes only Cam
rron county. Wllacy rouniy being in
s.lidcd la another district under tie
hill "rganizi Nillacy county.
MIR sahcl has been q resident AZ the
county about four wears. Two years
age he was candidate for county at
toracy pf Cameron county. lat retired
from the race before election When
Willacv county was organized H. was
asked fu remove tn that county and lee
come county attorney. lie was elected
without oprosifion. hut cha, g"d his
,lHnS ana lid not qualify. ptcfcrring "a
remain in Cameron county.
Judge ~ w. Cunningham ~ Ilarlm-
gen. at the time Repre- sentative liranrh
IMPRESSED d desire w resign. an' nunr-
cd for The place. hat whether hr viii he
4 candidate this summer Was net known
here day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
DISARMAMENT
QUESTION TUP
ACAINAT GENOA
Rathenau Says World Trade
Can't Be Bettered While
Jumping at Throats

GENOA, May 3.-The disarma-
ment question bobbcd UP again to-
day in the plenary session Of the
Genoa conference. Rathenau. the
German foreign minister. said the
worlds trade must be doubled before
conditions can be bettercd- but this
could not be done while the nations
were jumping at each others threats
Tchitcherin. the Russian soviet
minister. declared in plea for gen
eral disarmament that -only by u
policy" Of peace can the nations bal
ance their budgets.
Stabilizing the purchasing power
of gold cannot be accomplished with
out American cooperation, Sit
Worthington Evans said.
The financial commissions report.
which was adopted. contains a recon
mendation that the Bank of England
call a meeting Of the central banks
If issue 10 regulate the credit policy
and study currency reforms
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
Donna Stages Successful
S. 0. S. Meeting and 23|
Organizations Join MoueI
Especial to The Herald)

DONNA, Texas. May 3. - What w. +.
Burnett of the s o. S. campaign team
in Hidalpo county described as the most
was that staged III Donna last night,
when more than $50 persons crowded
into the Crown thcater, driven there
from the proposed outdoor meeting by
heavy rain which fell during the ev-
ening.
ID. a. O'Brien announced that the meet
ing brought into the 5. o. ). fund even
more than The record amount recently
taken at pharr, and that it exceeded his
fondcst expectations.
Twcnty-;hree Donna organizations, in
cluding the schools, churches, women's
clubs, commercial organizations and
other civIc bodies have announced their
intention OF a participating actively in
the campaign to make Donna one Of the
first towns IN Hidaigo county over the
top in the effort. Rev. o g.. Crow. one
OF the leading public spirited citizens Of
Donna. has been made chairman of the
advisory committee, and Harry VI. Car
rol, secretary Of the Donna Chamber Of
Noihi"cice VIII DC manager OF thc cam
paign.
Inc O'Brien team leaves today for
Sharyland, where tonight they arc sched-
uied 10 meet with the farmers of that
neighborhoOd.
EdnburE sent a message to the team
today stating that Edinburg is determ
incd 10 carry through, and that supplies
had been exhausted. An additional sup
ply was asked.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
CITY OFFICIAL SAYS
BROWNSVILLE TO GET
| IMPROVE M E NTS

'l.rownsvillc will experience the in
nnguratiun ~ more private and public
improvements IN the next few months
lhan this city has ever experienced 10
fts history" declared City g. mniss"nrr
John g.. Stark before the Rotary Club
to-day.
MIR Siarck said he estimated that
roughly Sinc 600 win NV the actual val
ne nf he Improvements among which
~ listed thc street ravi,= program ~
about n quarter million dollars. the ahat-
toir "a cost about S.iltHn. the hospital
a. east around S7I.unO and other items.
iIa also mentioned the extensive work
nov III progress IL the laying NJ new
wntrr mains ~ Adams street the cont
pfe,ion of which will mean n saving ~
two cents in tie fire insura. cr rat" and
also thc installation w ah"ut $in.#h
worth If new equiunrnt al the munici-
rai electric light plant
lie stated also that the city has in
contemplation TIE erection ~ a tircpr"of
firehall on it's property on ADAMS street
Gear The corner nf Tenth. AMI the rur-
chase of a. additional fire fighting
enuinmrnt ~ include combination auto
mobile pump and hose carrying equip
mcnt.
T.. A. NIonSes discussed the real 49,
tate business. AMI defined q real estate
transaction NJ any sort W a transaction
In which real estate changes hands.
whether II ~ bought W. given away. lie
said that The first real estate deal was
ronsunnfed when Adam and Eve were
given the Garden Of Eden. Tie discuss
N the various phases " the real 60
tate business. from the colonization
AGENT down 10 the curb stone dealers,
declaring that the last named is a de-
trimcnt to the business. lie discussed
tho real estate dealer as n citizen rnd
his part IN the growth and development
of cjiv lie ALSO mentioned. IN pass
ing. that he had recently been informed
II efforts being made 20 secure a site
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
COUNTY
TAX COLLECTOR
sues INCUMBENT
W. B. Walton Asks Large
Sum He Claims Due Him
From His Term

w. b. Walton, former tax col
lector of Cameron county. has filed
suit in the Cameron county district
court against James j. Fox. as pres
ent tax collector. in which Walton
seeks to recover rhe sum of $2i,-
539.0l, alleged to have been col
Iected by Fox in the form Of delin-
quent tax commissions and delin-
quent costs, which thet plaintiff
claims were due him.
The plaintiff. who is represented
by former County Judge Ii. l..
Yates, sets forth that he was elect
ed to the office of tax collector in
1912, and that he held it until De
cember 8, 1918, at which time the
defendant, James J. Fox, assumed
the office.
The petition recites that "as tax
collector Of Cameron county. Texas,
during the years 1919. 1920, 1921
and 1922 it was the duty of the de-
fendant. James J. Fox. to collect all
delinquent fees, commissions and
costs due the plaintiff for the years
in which the plaintiff was tax col
Iector of Cameron county, Texas,
and that the said defendant, James
J. Fox, was entitled 10 receive for
collecting such delinquent fees. com
missions and costs ten per cent of
the amount 50 collected by him, but
that defendant James J. Fox, al
though he has collected the sum of
S890775 in delinquent commissions
due this plaintiff and the sum Of
S14.631.25 delinquent costs due
plaintiff. has hitherto failed and re-
fused and still fails and refuses to
pay over to the plaintiff any of such
costs and commissions TO the plain
tiff's damage in the SUM Of S24,-
539. O1."
The American Surety Company
Of New York, bondsmen for the pres
ent tax collector. and Ed Hall, COM
missioner Of insurance and banking,
are named as co-defendants in the
suit. The state official il named on
account of the states interest in the
alleged delinquent tax fees ana COM
missions.
The plaintiff also asks an audit
of the books of the tax collectors of
flee in order that the correct figures
may be ascertained, asserting in the
petition that no audit Of the office
exists at the present time.
Judge James B. Wells has been
retained by Tax Collector Fox 10 de-
fend the suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
|. {. E. CAR SERVICE
BUREAU IS BUSY ON
REFRICERATORS

'Senaicr Sheppard and Congressman
Garner must have gotten action from
the Interstate Commerce Commission
on our tclcgrams of nroiest against the
treatment accorded the Valleys appeal
for express refrigerator ears 10 hanllc
the bean crop" said Manager g. J..
Jessup nf the Chamber of Commerce
on receiving telegram from T. q
Robbins ~ Washington. direct of bureau
service 81 the Interstate Commerce
Commission
The telegram, which follows one from
AIR. Robbins ~ M,.Davitt Bros. here
last week saving that no express refri-
gerators were available frr The Valley
because Louisiana ncedcd all uf them
for strawberries reads ~. follows:
"Rrfcrring further 10 your wire:
President Pycait tGulf Coast Ii.eSl in
. Telegram received this morning says
Express company placed MI order 81
the "Tih for Il 50-foot express rcfri
geratorS. this weeks loading ordered
frcm the Illinois Central. rate If three
daily. First two out Of Houston for
brownsville This date. Necessary e.
haul ears cmidv go miles before reach
ing the Ioading territory. These Fines
have not Withdrawn any express ears
from this service Have arrangements
with Illinois Central "a furnish all ears
i,rnircd' ,saTm" frrm tliS ~ 81
tuation i being met satisfactorily
Io.al shipncrs >"id that two cars
arrived Monday night ere "f which was
loaded YESTERDAY. and the other i now
being loaded. Other ears are now eN-
rscted aS needed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
TEN FOOT FALL
in RIO CRANDE
AT Fl. RINGCOLD
6-Inch Rise on Lower Part Of
River; Rio Crande City
Partly Flooded

With a siS-inch rise overnight report
cd from the headgates of the San i;en-
Ito anal lines. but ten foot fan at
Fort iinggoli. according la =. radio Mes
sage received AZ ,'ort Brown fri IA .4I;.t
point. irrigation district managers along
the lower reaches Of the stream toay
were optimistic that NO serious cffc Z: :
would be felt from the present hign VA
tiers.
Manager Frank Robertson Of the San
Renito canal lines, reported today that
the water there was within SIX inches
at the high water mark of 1919 when
a considerable body # land in that dis
trict was flooded Al last night gangs
of men were kept al work building nj
the levces AID strength ming them at
points where needed. At the time Of
that report no breaks in lcverS had been
recorded.
n telephone message 20 The Herald
this morI Ing gave the first news of Il
reported six inch rain that frll Sunday
night IN the country north of Rio Gran
de City. causing til. flooding of the Ar-
rovo near the town The arrovo over
flowed. inundating about seventy five
houses III the lower part of the town.
The waters had reccdcd today. however
the message stated. and 10 serious dam
age was sustained ur lives lost.
Rio Grandc City also reported that
considerable amount of low ground on the
Mexi,an side of the river there had be-
come inundated. ana probably consider
allie crop damage sustained.
At some points along The liver ii the
vicinity Of Brownsville the watcr j. re-
ported tapping AT the lcvccs. and Will,
guards are being maintained 10 most
weak p'ints. il is not believed that the
levces. AT least So far. are seriously
nsDaced.
For the first time IN years AlaiamoroS
is feeling secure from flood menace to-
day. The construction during the past
sesr oC a strong lcvrc system. well bach
frem the bai.k Of the river will. il l. bc
ievcd save the city from repetition ~
the overflows which have occurred in re
craf years.
Hidalgo, sixty miles above Browns
Vile, reported today that the river j
still sixteen feet above normal. WI G.
indicates that there is no change in III
stage of the stream since yesterday ar,
indicating that the crest has beef
reached. The report Of the fall At RI.
Grande City together with the fact Of
stand at Hidalgo is taken here 20 indicat
that the stream will go no higher.
A later report today said the r.
Grande at Rio GIande City is only Il
feet above normal now. II also state
that no more water is coming into tn.
Rio Grandr from the San Juan. except
the usual flow.
Two and a half inches Of rain have
fallen in Hidalgo county in the last wees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
PAPERS 100000
xxx. DAMAGE SUIT
FILED ATFT. WORTH
rRv The A. sncia."d Prc-sl

FORT WORTH, Tex. May s.
Papers in the 100000 damage suit
against the Ku Klux Klan, filed in
the federal court late yesterday by
A. w. Sasse and wife, now of New
Orleans. had not been served today.
Sasse -'leges the khan conspired TO
ruin his reputation and business be-
cause Of his refusal TO discharge a
certain employe. He alleges also
a conspiracy TO oust him from 4
fratcrnal organization
The suit says service can be- obtained
On the llan through a certain individual
in Houston or prominent Fort Worth
lawyer Both are named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
FIREMEN BATTLE STUBBORN
FIRE IN TREASURY BUILDING

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May a.
For the second time rn three months
firemen early today battled with q
stubborn fire on the roof ~ the
treasury department, which for q
time was menacing, a. the flames
burned through the long supcrsiEuc-
ture. The explosion is believed to
have been caused by building ma
terials which gave au impetus I'D
the flames. IL was discovered AZ
LAS o'clock, ami checked about
thirty minutes later. An unofficial
estimate OF the damage was that ~
was not more than $4,000.
The origin NJ the firs VA undetermined.
Investigation is under way
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
WYOMING NEWSPAPER
EDITOR is A VISITOR:
WANTS TO SEE VALLEY

]. r. Ha way of tasner. Wvoming y
A visitor in brownsville. arriving tins
morning. Mr.. IIanway j. owner and
puhlisher cf the Caspcr Daily Tribune
which he SAYS j. now the largest paper
in Wyoming. Casper within the laSi
few wears exncricnced great aud very
eu,;den growth. due to oil Development.
and the Tribu. e. which was a small
weekly paper not t-even owning linotype
machine Mt the time. has jumr'sl ~
great inheritance ~ the same time. Mr.
Hanway expects 10 see the Valley be-
fore retgrning north.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
WICHITAFALLS
MEN need NOT
REPLY,DECIDES

AUSTIN. Texas. MAY :;-The court
Of criminal appeals today held that III.
-. Miller. Wallace Martin and Jim .ici
iIinss who were adjHdscd ia contempt II
the Wichita county district court for re-
lusni 70 answer grand Jury questions
about The ku kln kian. hal right Lot
4" answer. ordered them discharged.
The court held that the grand jury has
no right 10 ask questions uf Il witness
unless there be bona lidc criminal
matter under investigation to which such
gurstions are pertinent.
The questions in th;s ease differed frcm
the recent TrsNis county ease.
AUSTIN. TcN.. May = The court nf
civil hppcals today reversed and re-
ma ded The ease uf Bob Eurlanan ct al.
versus Mrs. lncz l.. Crow from Ne
ilcunan q unity. and ordered the district
'uGrt Z" try the casr. Mrs. Crow is
suing buchanan for SJn.uOn damages
growing olIt of the death 81 her husband
VIA was killed when buchanan aS shrr-
III attempted 4" stop ku klux Khan
saraGc at l.urrn3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
Edinburg Works Ardcntly.
Side Lights on
SOSCdmpdign

Sidelights today is crcditing the Dali
tex Spring Bed Company of Dallas with
a check for S2j, which came through
Edel-tein's.
Ihe'hcncfit Performance at the Dream
land ihcater. given by Spanish speaking
citizens under tho direction Of Ramon
Martinez, nctted 1885 for the s. o. :.
City Manager George Grupe has turned
IN check for So received from the H.
Mueller Mfg. Co. of Decatur. Ill.
Mr.. and rMs. III. J. Lubben or Council
Bluffs, Iowa. have sent in their con-
tribution Of $3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
(By The Associated Ifcss

PEKI\G. China. May :: Today's al
vices - the American military attache
here states that General WI Pei Fu's
army appears to bc engaged in a drive
toward l'icn-Tsi4. Artillery firing II
reported al ng wide front at Machang
Admiral Strauss. commander VI tile
American Asiatic fleet after confer
cncr with Minister Schurman. ordered
she guuboat Wilmington Co proceed inn
mcdatcly from Hong Kong ~ TicB
Ism
Foreign vessels now a' Ticn TSin In
Clude three Japanese. and one each of
British. French AMI Italian. They will
guard the Pei Ilo river from Taku to
Ticn TSin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
LEGALITY OF GIVING
OUT RAILROAD WORK
To Be INVESTIGATED
nv The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. I'LL. May :; The United
states railroad labor board will institute
~ investigation into the Legality of
arming ont railroad work On tie Katy
alroad io individual concerns on a
icaring announced here for Tomorrow
The dispute arose over the placing nf
criaia shop crafts work III Sctliia.
No. whcr~ thc complny's principal
hou, are located. with Cleveland con-
crii
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
WILL SEEK TO KNOCK OUT
THE REDISTRICTING BILL

WICHITA FAILS. Texas. May =
West Texas organizations viii 90 into
the courts in an effort "a knock nut a
portion Of the senatorial rehStricting
Tin which will prevent its going into cf-
feet in 1924. il was decided here at Il
conference nf the West Texas Chamber
of Commerce.
The court held that tn" questions ask
"a these mci. were pertinent 10 n" instant
crime ur alleged violation ~ the iaw
a,d that they could not he forced 70
ausWrr-
West Texas win contcnd that the
constitutional proviSion for rediStrictlng
after each federal census IL mandatory
and cannot DC postponed hy the legisia-
rurr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
GET $963 At DONNA.

Donna held one of the most enthusi-
astic meetings Of the :. %. - campaign
last night, according to J. ". Bryant OF
that place, who was in town today. The
cash subscriptions at the meeting to-
tailed Sg63. Mr.. O'Obrien was in fine
spirit and made one of the best speeches
Of the campaign, Mr. Bryant said. The
meeting was held at the Crown theater.
the open air plan being abandoned on
account Of threatening weather. The
audience showed the most intense in
terest and the response TO the call foi
subscriptions was almost spontaneous.
Besides Mr.. U'Br:cn. Mcssrs. X. e. Crow.
&. ". Hackney and ]. W. Bryant made
short talks.
They pledged Mr.. O'Brien their un-
stintcd support and assured HIM that
Donna undoubtedly would 90 over the
top with her quota in short order Don
mas population is between 800 and q
600 and their dollar per capita will ~ d
substantial help towards completion OF
the fund
Edinburg Works Ardcntiy.
EdInburg is reported a. working
ardcntly. and subscriptions coming along
fine. There arc sixteen committees of
hdinburg citizens out soliciting for the
= o. 5. fund their ambition being ID
put their entcrprising little city at the
TOP list of Hidaigo county communities
IN the campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
GOVERNOR RUSSElL'S
CASE TO u. y. COURTS

IACk~slN Misa- Ma e Aflufmrra
f~r Mics FHMmFr~ AlaHAh~H ~MHH AM mmMma
t...s rnar Isasssssf - si.ssAssa amma8H~a
uiifHm~ u~fllH fHm HmA hHHnnM mH m#Mm
ise. 4 ssay ferwartri - tAe sA4Tk - -
tnisr- STATES AaHFrAeH F~uHs mH AHAH4HA
4 A1tsieate sf the 81 " easass1nAEx FAwa
hers iaNf I#mnarF mnA maf H=rA Rn hmHm
the case tE4rl ghx41.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
DANGERS ON
BRAZOS ADDED TOBY
LATE THUNDERSTORMS
Bv TIE Associated Prcssl

ilol' SToN. Tex. May :; Scattered
thunder>tGrins Last night ana early today
with heavy rains M some points added
lo the flood dangers with the BraZos
river on the widest rampage since
September and the Colorado breaking
records nf many years. The Tri'.ity riv-
cr continued IN flooded condition from
Dallas to Riverside. in Liberty county.
Tic Houston ~ Texas Central railroad
tracks six miles north of iIempStcad
We're under water today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

The Twelfth Cavalry band, George
Horton director. will give its usual
concert at the Fort Brown band
stand ut 7:30 O'Clock tonight. The
following is the program:
(. March. Metronomc PriZ- March
Hnou
?. Overture. Queen For Day Adam
3. Selection, The Spring Maid w.
..... Reinhardt
:. Fantasia. Nautical ... .Tobani
.. CONCERT. waltz, The Serenade.
HERBERT
G. Fox trot. Stolen Kisses. Snyder
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-03
GULF COAST LINES is
AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE
S990,000 In BONDS

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nav s.
The New Or cans. Texas a. Mexican
railroad (Gulf Coast Linesl was au-
thorized today IN the Interstate Com
merce Commission TO issue and sell
$4,000 in q per cent first mort
gage bonds TO procure funds for the
treaSury.