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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

ton of the top floor and that there
was plenty of room for two single
beds in separate corners and an east
window that would let in the morning
sun, we made a bargain on the spot
Yesterday we moved in, and this
morning we had our first studio
breakfast. had sent Inez out early
for milk. eggs and bread. but she was
fully three-quarters Of an hour get
ting back with them.
Don't tell me you got lost, Inez?"
says I.
NO" says she, but ask the lady
that bosses the flower factory where
to go and she talks lot. Kinda nice
that one. An who you think runs
the delicatessen store? Swedish lady!
1 hafta talk with her, too. An the
old gentlemans on the floor below that
gives violin lessons, he helps me carry
UP the things and say he hopes we
like it here. I guess we will. too.
Eth, Trilby May?"
X 4 X \
"x67ELL do our best" says I, but If
wv you're going to get chatty with
everybody in the neigaes.aood, you'n
have to start earlier to do your mar
keting. Now, let's get busy with
those eggs"
For a while Inez made noise like
a cook, and inside of half an hour we
sat down to coffee, eggs and toast at
a cute little painted table in square
Of sunlight that was bright and cheer
full. Not until then did 1nez sketch
out her philosophy for me.
"By Park avenue" she says, mo
body speaks to me-"
"You forgot Mike, the doorman," I
suggests.
"Huhw says Inez. 'That CRATER!
All he wants is tip. But the others
all them people that we go up and
down in the elevator with every day
they don't seem to see us"
mo, they were not what you'd call
a folksy bunch" admits. But, then,
maybe they were such swells that
they couldn't afford to be. We were
living in quite a classy neighborhood
there, you know-all rich folks. They
had to be-"
1T know" says Inez. dipping piece
Of toast thoughtfully in her coffee.
"And we was rich. too. 1t amt so
much fun being rich when--when you
don't know how"
"Ehy' says I, staring at her.
eff you try to be SWELL" says Inez,
"you get lonesome"
even IL you were handicapped by
more or less toast, Inez,". says ], Il
think you've said a mouthful. Pass
the top OF the bottle, will you?
downright. 1872. By seHen FcrdA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

in. Don't take this so serious. You
oon't really mean that, Inez."
She did. though. And l could tell
by the hard glitter in those pale blue
eyes of Uncle Nels that at last he had
his Swedish up.
Huh" says he. $50 that's what
get when I give you good home and
fine clothes and nothing to do! I'm
cheater. hey? All right! Wen
see!'
OF course, looked for a day or two
Of sulking from 'em. but IL it put an
end to this squabbling I would be
more than satisfied. And lost no
time In wishing that indoor croQuet
outfit on the janitor. wasn't a bit
surprised, either. when Uncle Nels
had shut himself in his room, and for
a while We heard him rafting things
around In there. Later he slipped out.
And at dinner he wasn't back.
Hes mad-Uncle Nels." says Inez,
who had recovered from her tantrum.
you've made a good guess. 1nez.
says l. I'll say you were bit rough
with him. too"
1t asn't until the middle Of the
next forenoon that we begun to be
real worried. Inez announces that
Uncle Nels hadn't had his breakfast.
"Then it's time he was called" says
I. go give him a rap"
X X + 4
DUT Inez got no response when she
- hammered on the door. Then she
rang for Annette, the maid, to come
and call him. More silence. SO ! had
to leave my coffee and eggs and have
my try at it. But no reply from Uncle
Nels. 1t was only when l started to
shake the door that 1 found it was
unlocked and one glance showed us
that the room was empty.
"See," says Inez, pointing TO the
bed, che don't sleep here last night
That's So" says ]. And look at
that empty wardrobe and those bureau
drawers. His suitcase is gone, too.
Inez. I believe he has fitted once
more"
Him." says she. "Oh, he come
back"
thought he would. too. Why not?
This was the only home the old boy
had, and 1t was one that he was pay
ing a good -bts rent for. He had no
other relative Gin the city and no
friends that we knew about OF
course. he was bound to come back
after he'd cooled off. Probably he
had gone to some hotel to sulk it out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

THE New Year Wind Which Blew Up the
L Road. Down the Road and Across the
Road-Quoting From Well Known Authors,
Especially Poets-Fashions That Come and
Go-The Church on Marlows Hill-Where
Ore Came From Which Fed the Muirkirk
Furnace-Talk With Former Slaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
Inez and the Village Blight By sewel Ford

his room. Possibly he'd left some
signed checks or some cash which
we'd overlooked. But I couldn't dig
up anything so cheering. What did
find, though, was a pamphlet of
Swedish steamship line with some re-
cent sailing dates checked off. Then
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
EX-CONFEDERATE HAS
HIS S3RD ANNIVERSARY

George WashinEtea Williams. whs
served with a. Cpnfrdrratr mFmT Nv th#
Civil War iu General Tum GFermE h4Fa=
brigade. celebrated his Ard hiFthdaF an-
niversary today MI Fort HFv~h en- th#
guest ef Master SsrgeEat Harvey Hsrl-
lcy and family.
Mr. WILLIAMS despite NJ advanrs4 aEr.
j. something uf a tanriat. IL class GO
hAEr walkra tu BTuansvflic frum AuatAn-
IIe says D. has Travelled IS r~~nfy tsFrm
states ~ the unlun. frum MAin~ ta Aan
Francisco and from the Calf ~ the
Great Lakes III says - ~ driaEhs~i
with the Lever Eia Grasses Waller. Aat
that IN al his travels hs has aes~r sssa
ranlntry with such atfrmrtAv~ rAtrHA
orchards and thoasAnJs oa thsuAants
Of acres ~ vrEetahirn.
INV Recently PAID hiH fiFst wtHAt ts
Mexico. ~ Matamores. whsEe ~ wTat
through thr Schools chlrrhra ana HlAAa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
COAST GUARDS
WILL GET new
STATION SOON
Bids For Erection Of a New
Structure are Being Sought
By Captain Phillips

The United States coast guards nj
Brazos Island probably will be in their
new home before the next storm season
arrives as the result of the announce
mcnt from the office Of the supcrintcnd-
ent. Captain James T. Phillips, Calves.
ton. that bids for erection of the station
are now being sought.
Brazos Island vii he abandoned as u
site for the United States coast guard
station, the plan being Ia erect the n.'w
building on Padre Islaid. just across
the pass from the site of the present
station. The abandonment was decided
upon. officials 81 he service stated. b.
cause il was believed that better anchor
nC- for the building could oc hil - IA
Dire Island The north eui - I;rs.kos
and the south end of Padre ;ir, frequent
~ swept by storms.
The present station on Erazrs Island
WAS constructed i'm 1919. replacing n
huilding of light const ruction that WAS
destroyed by a storm in Gctoher. 1917.
The new station. according to Captain
Phillips, will be a counterpart of th. STA
ton al San Luis Pass and viii contain
quarters for the surfmcn. n room for
the petty officer in sharGe. an oftivc.
room for the keeper of the station. anl
ole spare room. in addition 10 the din.
ing room and kitchen The building will
be of the cottage type. with lonkout
post anoyr.
Blueprints of the structure are now in
the hands II Captain Phillips al Caves
ton
Condemnation proceedings were ;usii-
tutcd hy the treasury department ~ tine
United State. recently against the owIe-
crs Of the land where the station is ~
he located. the proceedings 90 come up for
bearing m the coming term of the fed
eral court. The suit was instituted a.
'ic9r title 60 the state owing to the fact
TINT the COVE rnmcnt has been unable 1"
locate tie owners in some Instances.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
|. 0. 0. F. LODGE IS
INSTITUTED HERE;
MANY VISITORS COME

Institution of the Brownsville lodge
No. 1i2 "f the Independent order ~;
odd Fellows aud the installation of o, -
ficers last night formed one Of the
largest gatherings of memhcrS OF the
or'ict ever held IL the Valley. here last
night. There has recently been . r.
v:v-l of il terest in the Valley ia this
.,r:sr. and the Brownsville lodge Is "u"
cf several new ones formed
Hst Wednesday WIS the ru- hun
frci and third anniversary of ihr found
Ing If the order
The officers installed were
j. j. Bi>hop. noble grand.
y. j. Line. virc- noble grand
q. w Clark. secretary and treasurer
T. -. We'll Of MrAllo'.. district de
ruty. and 2. 4. Card of Mission deputy
grand marshal. assisted Wy degree teams
from the San Beniio and Harrington
i"iges. condurtcd the work of initiation
Fifteen candidates were given The full
degree work.
Nearly ~" hundred odd Fellows
from the lodges at san Bcnto. IInrl''-
.in IA Juan. Llnhurg. McAncn. In
Fcria. Mission and Mercedes AMI
brownsville attended the meeting.
i'rior to the meeting the sixty oigh;
visitors. from np the Valley were th"
guests of local members at dinner At
the Majestic Cafe.
The local lodge will meet every Thurs
day night nj the lodge rooms IN the
Celaya building. Twelfth and Elizabeth
streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28

TORT NORTH TrRas. AprH -~
With fHn marr i.siirs FrrnFFF~f Aafr
yrtrrlay aud Ianf uiEhF ~ MHmatarhA
south II here H.. kn.ssn a~sfk feil trssa
ih4 t-lnlldrnr-f 10 M~tiaiHF HAHht hM#
t~en raised wv uius. ilrr he~Aira hHF@
hern recovered
The uAi-sil Z hH tAi- uaermAHE afWA.A
~ thirts three. Tsa Mekiran. Shasr
hndir- WrFr frHni ar ManHfird haA A~Hm
vnIIiluysd un " -rffiuH xHux
The following @rrr faslaat IN rvt -
quarters Rrr ltarhrr. M. f. A.EaAHHH.
Mrs Cur,lie Euunei.. Mr. and MFa
Irrd Nair.. Mr. Kstrir liHrtmmM a@i
sun Doe. M.-- ThrlHaa irallrsa ~aHal~Fs.
ard T~m >ilifh. q nr<ra-
Thr tr4u ming W. -hrw~ H~Erm~m Hm CO.
>ysiln"rr cEysk fls,sI 49, r~niAsmasai
TO-DAY Thr hs-li~- hmFr nut hewn r~-
covered. Tie rrInfIrmAttnH hFAMEh tM~
last e ku"su faIai.ilss g. taeis~. fh~
Huu~r in Whith fhH thrH~ B~EFwrH MH F#
drowned aa~ .urit awax. fhry Wrr~
m"ther. daughter HHai - nann f.~nm~F
Two hundred Fa~.rHErFa Mrv MrHA 80
r,sui "a .sitsarI = IrAas A iarssir tFate.
The train ha- hr~H -fanaiiAK hrf~~rm fH-
wasluuts -iat~ m.islusEhi Aiunslmy. trli
rials using - EaaE. ef Frrais MmFkrfs
ARE rniraE-rinE fH rKtrfrmtv EN- tFAA
~ tonight E,.s-d has bs-sn sslEsslsF'l a.
thr Hlaruonrl travrirrs hT faFm#FM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
GERMANY BUYS BIG LOCOMOTIVES
(Bv The Associated Pressl

MOSCOW. April 2S-Fonr of the
largest locomotives ever bought by the
Soviet government arrived in Moscow
r.. entity from Germany. each weighing
g6 tons.
While certain amount of sertien
work has been done Id nearly all lines
under the Soviet regime. foreign rail
road experts say the railroads beds are
badly IN need Of repair everywhere and
much viii have 10 be done this simmer
II Rnssia's railways are to lie kept In
cunning order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
MISSISSIPPI COURT
RENDERS A DECISION
ON RAILWAY BOARD

CHICAGO. IN. April - The deci-
snns of the United States I1h"r
Board are AZ binding a. Law AMI can
be enforced in the courts. according TO
a decision 3f the supreme court ~
Mississippi. received ~ the labor hcar!
to-day.
Til. Mississippi courts dcriyiou II np-
posed both To- the popular conception
shlt ihc nnards DECISIONS can ~ en-
forced ofly ny public opinion ard 10
tho recent dccisinu-"f Federal Judge
!'aec cf Chirago who ruled that unless
the parties to the controversy agreed
70 joint submission ~ the board. the
board had no power ~ rule III the ease
except when commerce WAS lileiy 80 bc
hndcrctl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
STEWART LAND OFFICIALS ARE
AGAIN INDICTED IN j. s. COURT

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April -. AT VI
Parker. former president Of the Stewart
Land Company. was indicted To-Day ~ lhe
federal grand jury here. This is the
seventh Indictment returned against for
mcr officials of the company on charges
of using the mails 10 defraud IN con-
ncction with the sale of Texas land.
Other officials and former officials
Of the company here were rcindiCtrd
] hose indicted were VI. y. Stewart. ~
+. Adams. J. A. kenagy. d. r. kirEau
and C. r. 4. Ladd. The reindictment vi
these men was made necessary b. the
discovery Of Parkcr's alleged connection
with the case, according 10 the United
States district attorney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
HOWAT IN JAIL
TOSERVE Term
!, FOR Walk OUT
Deposed Vice President of
Kansas Union and Other
Officials Arrested
lRN The Associated Pressl

PITTSBURG. Kans.. April 2S-Alex-
ander lIowat. deposed president of the
Kansas Miners Union. was in the
Crawford county jail az Girard today
following his arrest AZ Columbus last
night. starting one years sentence as a
reSul; of strike called il alleged con-
teHut Of court.
DeDoSed Nicc-President Dorrhy of
the union also was taken into custody.
Five other dcposcd union officials
have been arrested and four of them in
cnrcrrated for a year on the same
charge.
Former District Attorney Foster was
freed when he agreed ~ testify in the
Kansas court of industrial relations at
;iS convenience.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
COURTS MANDATE II
AUSTIN CASE PLACED
IN MAILS BN OFFICIAL

AUSTIN. Texas. April 3>-Clrrk
Finger of the court ~ criminal appeals
III place in THE mails TODAY the mandate
&C thee ourt directing the sheriff te re-
mI-d j. u. Copeland and II. Ill kry-
noais. citcd for contempt for refusing
20 answer grand jury questions about
Lhs ku klux klan. H. prepared the
mandate TODAY. II should reach the
sheriff tomorrow Besides jail sentences
ID extend until the men answer the
questions. fines of SlOn each are 90 ~
rulecIcd ~ the sheriff. according tu
The mandate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
new PERIODICAL TO
MAKE APPEARANCE
SOON in MATAMOROS

Enlightenment of the farmers and
business men of Matamoros AMI sur
rounding territory regarding modern
methods and latest laws affecting them.
IL the announced purpose ~ A semi
~ nthly magazine. "Adclantc." or
Forward" the first number IF which
vii! be published in Matamor"s Nav 4,
under the auspices OF the Chamber Of
Commerce and the business men of that
city.
T.. palacios. and Salinas Dclgado. both
prominent in Matamorus. and founders
of the new periodical will be tcmnor-
arily actively connected with its publ
cation. The magazine Il suhtitled un-
der. "a Periodical of Commerce and
Agriculture"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28

PLANS TO RECONSTRUCT
RUSSIA TO BE DECIDED.
rRy The Associated Press)

GENOA. April 2s rlaas for Rus
sia's reconstruction are being finally de-
rcrmincd touay by the conference sub
commission Of liussan affairs. lndica-
tions are that definite proposition
will he before the Russian delegation
by the week end with the suggcstioA
that the proposition he accepted or ~
jectcd without further discussion.
The Italian press today Indicated the
allied proposals first asserted that No
loan would Dc offered soviet Russia but
II would be suggested that an inicrna-
tipnai consor'ium hc formed Ia finance
trade with Russia through combina-
ton of firms and individuals in the va
rIous countries represented Germany
would be included IN the consoriium. il
X declared. and provision would br
made for the Li.itcd States to Iuln.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
WOULD INCLUDE MANY
CLASSES OF SHIPS II
PROPOSED 81 UBIISISIDIZING
nv The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, II. a., April =. =
plea for the inclusion Of all classes n
American merchant ships, including
tankers operated by industrial concerns
for the exclusive transportation of their
own products in any government sub
sidy was made today hy William A.
Thompson, Jr, president of the Texas
Steamship Company. a subsidiary Of the
Texas Company, before the senate com
merce and house merchant marine com
mittees on the administration merchant
marine bill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
VALLEY FEDERATION OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS TO HOLD
NEXT MEET AT DONNA

The Valley Federation Of Women'E
Clubs will hold their next quarterly
meeting IL Donna ~ Nav q. the meet
ru3 10 be held nj the BAPTIST church
iLcre This was announced in adviccs
80 tIe Brownsville city federation today.
4 barge attendance il expected at the
meeting which will discuss. among other
things the continuation II plans for the
Identification " the Old Sua..ish Trail
through the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
; MINERS DEAD
after BOMBING
OF BUNKHOUSE
[By The Associated Pressl

APOLLO. Ia. April 2S-rhrec min
rrs were killed. anJ one seriously in
Jurcd when a bomb was thrown early
today into hunkhousc al the Peterson
n.me. near here. The men had hrcn crn-
p:oycd on Il non union basis after the
strike was called.
The dead are:
STANLEY MEIi.kE.
ANDREW EDK\lSh.
FRANK RIDGAkI.
The injured:
Frank togash.
Each ~ The men WAS married. The
deaths made fourteen childr"n father
less
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
MORSES INDICTED.

NEW YORK, n. r.. April 2s.- Charles
W. Morse and his three sons are among
"a men indicted yesterday by Federal
grand jury on charge Of using the
mails TO defraud. The true bill was
predicted upon allegations growing out
OF the sale Of stock Of the United States
Shining Cnrnnrntinn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
ATTACK VALIDITY OF LAW

AUSTIN. Texas. April p. - Validity
OF the law requiring public accountants
to receive certificates from the State
Board Of Public Accountancy is assailrd
in the case Of Horace q. Henry, convicted
in I'll Paso county and fined $40. This
II the first time the question has reached
the Court Of Criminal Appeals. appeal
in the case having been filed yesterday
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
QUICK REDUCTION In
FREIGHT RATES MUST
COME SAYS WALLACE

NEW YORK. y. T.. April 2S-J'nlesr
there il quick reduction in railroad
freight rates To- about prc-war levels or
prices of agricultural products Increase
sufficiently to equal the rate advance
there will be profound roadiuStments"
IN agricultural production Involving re-
adjustments in industry n well. Sccre-
tary Wallace Of the agricultural depart
ment declared IN IN address today be-
fore the New York Academy of Polite
al Sciences.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
NEWSPRINT MAKERS AND
WORKERS I'm A DEADLOCK

NEW YORK. ~ l.. April = The
deadlock between nrWsprint paper manu-
facturcrs and union workers in the
United States and Canada remained un-
broken today when the conference which
was called to discuss lew wage agree
mrHt broke up AL noon to-day. iiuth
sides declined 10 recede fruE. their pvsi-
tiUn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
PANTRY BOY TO DIE FOR
DEATH ENGLISH WOMAN
tBv The Associated Press)

LONDON. Aprii - Henry Jacnli,
~. hotel pantry noy. was found guilty
White widow ~ >ir Edward White,
former chairman Il the Lincoln ~ouuiy
council March IA. lie was sentenced
to death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight. fair, cooler: SATURDAY.. fair:
iishf nor.herly winds
The following weather observations.
covering the 24-hour period ending at 2
a. m. today. are reported by Mrs. A. W.
Reed, United States voluntary weather
observer:
Maximum temp. Yesterday ....... So
Minimum Temp. yesterday ..... 40
Temperature ct Noon Today .... 90
Barometer .9.S5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
SOLDIER CONFESSES TO
KILLING OF COMRADE

MOUNT HOLLY. y. j.. April Is
Grover Lands Duncan. soldier NJ
Camp Dix, whose hcme il ~ Wind
Rock. Tenn. has confessed that h.
killed Michael Grcgor. of -. Louis. q
supply sergeant. at the camp on Sept
cmhcr .. the county detective announced
today. Duncan claimed IN killed Grcsor
in self defense after a dispute over a
trivial matter according 90 the detec-
tive
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
30 YEARS ASSESSED FOR ASSAULT

AMARILLO. Texas. Anril 2S-Thir-
~ wears IN the renitenfiary was the
penalty imposed hy the jury upon ]. &.
!, NcNhnrfer fnr criminal assault The
Jury was out M hour and half. The
prosecuting witnesses in the case wa,
.the girl said to be under IL years Of
age.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
FARMER HELD AFTER
MURDER OF ANOTHER
fRv The Associated Press J

DENISON. Texas. April = Miles
IT, Hearod. 81 farmer accused of the
murder of John McCov - also far
mer. in fight in which twenty knife
wounds were inflicted upon Mccoy. was
today bound over to the Erafd jury. IL
was released or bond.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
DISCUSS PLANS FOR THE
GRAND JURY K. K PROBE

LOS ANGELES. tah., Aprl -
Conferences looking toward the impan
c!iing ~ Erard jury ~ investigate tLr
activities ~ the ku kluN klan Ia i.ns
Angeles county were planned for today
ny District Attorney WouiNiue Aufi
judges OF the superior court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
lRy The Associated Fressl

GENOA. April -Divergcncy has
developed between the French dclega-
finn here and the government IN Paris.
Vice PREMIER Earthou. head Of the dele
CATION. has tclcgraphcd Premier l'oin-
care for permission to spend two days
in the French capital To confer on the
situation.
The iiavas Agency stated today that
Barthou Mould GO tn Paris tomorrow.
Difficulty ~ sold ~ have arisen through
the growth of u spirit of conciliation AMI
cooperation here which government cir
Giles ia Paris appeared not To grasp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
CLOSING ORDER PROTESTED

ME\1CO CITY. April 2N-t"Tnpul-
sorry CLOSING Of the capitals business
places IN Sunday has brought smch n
hail { protests upon the heal Of cclcs-
tino t;aSca- Governor "f the Federal
pistri.t that he has modified the order
a. 4 will allow all classes of business 10
remain open cn Sunday provided they
give each emnloyc one dax of rest
week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
MISSING LIST
INFLOODSNOW
REDUCED TO 8
Twelve Persons known Dead
Trinity River Receding
Slowly al Dallas

AUSTIN. TrHa.. Aprl - Far rhH-
rasia river rnsr ofsr = fasff sss-tas ar
N -ht. and at ln m'rhAsh thA~ maHHmHHHl
ths water waz 10 alHssr hst-Bul HA~
crest If thr fis.f.l alH.aFrniiy hAa h~rn
reached. river utrh .ai4
I've narrsW earaErrs tFaa draa uazg
UrrI reported "A Haam sd n 80 rmmW
INK W. an island ra.t WE AastAE ~rFw
rrs uri hy "a hnsi Il.i IA fimr tr vFhsi~
thr sudden gi.~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28

CHICAGO. m. April Is man. a.
yet unide: titled. committed suicide III n
IN before noon Yesterday TN leaPiHs
from the 10Th floor of the Marshall
Field annex building Death was iHstan-
taneous.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
FORT BROWN
BAND CONCERT

The following T. the program for the
hand concert e. be rendered al Fort
Brown ~ the Twelfth Cavalry Rand
George a. Horton. director, from $50
to 80 o'clock tonight.
IL. March. National Emblem BaEley
=. Overture. Guy Manncring" Bishop
3 Selection. Girl Of My Dreams"
............... ltosehna.
{. Double Number. Mermaid of the
Nile. HtIn
Cupidictta ..... .Tobani
>. Waltz. "Wilhelmina." ..... Hall
T. Fox Trct. II Want My Mammy.".
Breau
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-28
SHREVEPORT RATE CASE


AUSTIN, Texas. April -. - The rail
road commission today issued orders
adopting for use in Texas several orders
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
in the Shreveport rate case.