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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
&irti@afsfontere1ss
ab9ei6loiSe1t.

5en1n, 19. Mai. 9ie interna-
tio,raIe sSirtidaffs 4nnferer1a in &C.
rlatn Fam in elmer Nenarfisung am
6reitagnadnittag t:15 nbr aum m-
ihlub, 1oboern fie neunnnboreiBig
sase in Situns aetpeieu mar. Sn
bieier Iesten Sisung tprrbe nod Ser
9eridt Der uirtIIdaftliden @omu1iI-
fion entgegeugenoHmeu uuo NIT bent
geidlub eutgebeiBen, getuiife 8orbe-
bolte et11seIner aboronuneen at 8ro-
tnfon at rebu1en.
Miniiferprdiioe11t 2Iobo George
mics IN ieiner SdIuBreoe oorauf fin,
boB Sic &ouferel1a rfdone Sriidtte"
seseitist babe: SEN gefdlub, cine tpei=
tere &nnferena SIM Saos abanbalter,
SEN Srieoens-Eoh iotpie Sic geridte
Ser &outmif1ionen fit @erfebrsmefen,
ipirtidaftlthe 1tnb Sinan5fragen, Die
ollein fdon bie AbboItung Ger &on-
feren5 geredtffertigt bdtten. 11m ie-
oodl guropo StGrfe un6 @oblfabrt
tpieoer5ugeben, betonte er, uriibten
nun oieie Eefl1Itnte ser &orrferen5 ner-
tptrflift uerben.
v8ir finb iest, fagt Iobb George
ro1n gnbe elmer Ser bemerfensDerte=
iten Ronferen5en. Sic Sic @eltgef9idte
fenrt. Sic &onfrena in @eruo miro
fiir ir1n1er ei1rer begeifternben Marf=
ftei11 ouf 6ern @ege BEG Srieoens bH=
oen."
Ser Neinriiijterprdiioent erudbnfe
Sonn BEN fdledren @inor1tf, ben Die
r1tiIiide 9enfffldhriifftt IN ser @eIt ge-
uodt bdtttte, bbitte urro ridttete an RuBlanos
Gertreter oie Mabm1ng. menn fie SIN
Soog etuas erreiden aDoafen, more es
better fiir iie, 1riddt m berebten ab=
banblunsen iid9 Iber bie 2ebre ber
mlebnung BON @taats fduben at ber=
breiter; oies iei uniting fir Ginen,
Ser nod urebr borgen noble. @uropa,
fogte er, Iiese baron, HuBlano at Bel-
fen, aber basu n1iifie &uBla,to oen
Gbrbegriff iim aneigner, SEN europa
IN SsSabrbunberten BON elmer bart or
beitenSen ,redHiden gebolferu1g iib=
erfommen babe. 9ie 2u6e, Sic HuB-
Ianos Musideioen i1t @uropa binter-
IaiIen babe, nerbe bon 6ieiem allmGb-
Iid ausgefiM es lei ieood fdmer5li9
Riaionen bon Nl1ifen ser ger5ueif-
lung unb Dem 9unger preisgegeben
5u fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
@e6ei,a.nisp Der Maor6.

ct. Saul, 23. Mai. 5ralt Beorg
9gfiiBinger 9fii uuroe am Sonntngaberro IN
ibreur 9einl IN st. 8aul bon SSau1es
Neintden, eineur 5reuno Der Sanlilie,
erfdoifen. Meihthen NOR in's Sa1s ge-
fon1n1en 1rlo bntte nm aufnabme ge-
beten, So er fid franf fiible unb aus
ruben n1iiife;; er befin6et Iid nlf Der
Eoli5ei IN Suft. Grau RRiiRingers
gobn, ser f6 IN einem gseben5immer
befanb, ingte nl1s, Bob Ser grnor-
oung ieiner gautter Elm Gouftreh
porous gegangen Iei Naaiit1ben gab anf
ser Eoli5ei1pude anser babe Gndn ST.
finger eridoffen, ueH fie nibn binter=
ga1gen babe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Ser Galaitinn+6pubs.

SEEM gorf, %. Mui. eter S.
gdDeiBer, GoriiBer oes Sectional
ousldulfes fiir ben Halaitiua 5nnos
qob am Counting IN Seem gorf be-
fannt, ooB oie Saalfftte 6es ouf $9,.
600, 900 angeiesten Sortos bereits ge-
aetdnet uno ST 100000 fir 11rbar-
urndl1ng BON 2anb IN Galdfina be-
reits ausgegeben feien. Sci 6eier &C.
Ieaenheit per0ffentlidte Serr 5daDei-
ser griefe bon Grdiioert Sarbing u11o
giaeprdfioe11t Coolidge, IN benen Der
Blan, NaIGdfttinn aIs Seimatslnno far
Sic sssuben tpieber berauitellen, gebil,
Iigt miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
sReidpsfansler mieber ~ Berlin.

gerIin, 90. Mui. Nadoeur
Meidsfanaler Dr. Birtb n11o Nt1n1-
tier oes glusmdrtigen Dr. @atbena1t
bon ser &onferen5 in@en1ta nod ger'
lin suriidgefebrt iino, miro Der He1fbs-
tnq i'm 2onfe oiefer Bodp NIT Der
gerot1rng Ser ausndrtigen Be5te9atn-
aen 6es Meides beginnen; ouBeroem
lit ser MeidgbnusbdIt eroghlttg ar511-
nebmen nno iinb nod etrtge Sfeler-
fragen 5u erleoigen. Mait befonoerem
sSsntereiie iieH Han Der 8ebatte uDer
oen gertrag nrit RnBlnno entgegen
ser am Siterionrtag IN Rapalo 1tf1-
ter5eidnet tD1roe;; ieine Be1fafrg1lng
o,,rd sen aeidstaa gilt als al'Ber.
3ueifel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Gruises Gdpa6enfe,ter.
Wufhbur11, isis. %. Mtai. :

8oibburn, 8is., %. Wai. = SIN
Ser5en oes @eiddftsbiertpls, bon
wufbdurn bro9 EN- Brnno aus, Der
gefdaf fttgsbauier I'm 11mfang bon nreb1r
als einen1 balben SduiergeDiert GER
ltorte. 1as 6euer niitete iiber ieds
gt,1noen IN boiler stdrfe, ebe mon
feiner Serr ipernen fo11rfe. Der sdu-
Sen belanft iih nad borIdnfigen sdd.
bungen auf n1ebr aIs So, GOO 9ie
GntIfebnngsurlade 0es gronoes nar-
tet nod hrer 5eitIfeaung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
&ouferens Scr Gif-Madte.

@enua, 81. Mai. 4n ote europd-
Iiiden Mddte unb Sic Ser. Staaten
boben Sc. h., '"r Beg Drients, Die
udbreuo "1oaeso, ~tionalen 9irt-
idofsaontetNss so,t anpeietao
maren, I'M Rauren er 6ee2 soc,1 no-
tens, Ser Siirfei, glrne1ie,e,s
Meppotau1ierts, afgbaniitans y D
@eorgtens einen Aufrl1f geridtet. sSn
oieIen1 meiien iie auf oie ernifen gor-
gdnge IN pielen Seilen bes 0rients
bin, no, pie IN Dem aufraf ausge-
ffiiiibrt miro, emit grobe gsatio,1en, Die
6reibeit berlanget1, gegen oen ssu1-
perioIismus europdiider Nationen
fddn1pfen, Sic idutlofe goHer geuaf-
lam unterbriiden, gegen fie nit anen
5ur Gerfiigung itebenoen 9affen bor-
geben.
Ser Often baBt europa niht,
teiBt es tpeiter IN bent Mnfrltf, ufiir
5as er 10 piel eetan, er baBt ober ben
Sssu1perialisnrus - oieie Mifdung
BON @etpalttat 1inb ltnredt getDifier
erober11oer Hationoen. Ser Often bot
gurnpa IN letner iiingften @efabr aI=
leg gegebe1t, er lit rubig geblieben, als
Mepolntion guropa bddhe IN nod grD-
bere &otniropben fftiir5en f6nnen. Ser
Often bot iein SLUT bingegeben fir
oen gorteil gepiiIer Mddte> oie NIT
BerIpredungen befeben, Die fie ME
einbalten. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
6unbert gerfpnen finSea naFes Grab

01tnDet Eer1DneH ftnDeM 1tGlfes Vrau.
greit, granfreiid %. Mai. sea-
,be TOO Herfonen fatnen IN Ger sadt
BON @nmifug al1f 5oratag Tim, als
ser 8eniniulnr= 1tno Drientnl zsinie
.gaupfer rggppt ii Ger Ndbe Der
saeiilfe Ser SnfeI nfnnt II einem ssebel
NIT benz frun5ofiifidden arndoa oan1pfer
vgeiup1 duianruret,tf nnb fattf.
Ser EGYPT berlieB 2oroon aH1
ssreitng, I'm oie Geife ruab 8on1baD
on5utreten. u11o batte 38 Baltogiere
.1tro cine Ma11nidaft bon 29O Berlo-
mem an Boro. Rarnensm1fruf on
.gor6 oes 9on1pfers Seine" na9
.oeu1 l1ngIim ergab, oaB minoeftens
Is 8aIfagiere nnb so Weifgieoer Der
.ge1abung bes n@gppt" permiBt tp11r-
SEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
getreibeamsfulJr iinft.

@a{bington, 90. Mia. Die Ge-
trei6eousfubr 1T IN Sen mit april en-
oenben aebn Monnten i'm gergleid
mil oen entfprehe,1oert 3eitranrn beg
.goriabres 1.abeau Inn oie SdIfte 5u-
riifgegdngen, fpie bas Sun6elsoepor-
ten1enf IN @aIbingtpn am Nontua be-
.ridtet. sssr1 sen Iesten 5ebn Wonaten
.batfe Sic 8etreioeousfubr eir,e11 &ert
bon $5O6, 600, 900 qegeniiber $3.50
600, 900 I'M gleiden 3eitraltln beg
I@oriabres;; I'M Mpri1 biefes Sabres
tfntte Sic Musfubr einen @ert BON
Is37 ,000, 900 gegeniiber $57, ,00O, 600
i'm MpriI bes goridbres.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
NeiGiDueilfeIfer.

Mlbert Sea, Nainrt., 22. Wai. Gin
III elmer @arage ans 1tr1befnn11ter
llr{ade entlfanoenes 5euer legte an1
gonntnq friib einen balben HloG bon
IN albert aea IN
Sdutt uto Mlde lt1pb ridtete unge-
f6ar 500, 600 5dnoen ON. 3mei
Mednner tpurben o1rd @lnsmerben
perlebt. Sen SInn1u1en Dl1roe iBieb-
lid, ourdy eir.en al1tomntiiden 2oid-
opporat IN einen1 @nre1tbuus einbnf
aeboten bod erlitt biefe 6tru1n airb
Waiier rieiigen 51uben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Sic 9fsnu1nua Gdunttnas.

Setting, %. Mui. 9Ie 3uriih
siebuna Ser ioponiiden Sr1ipten bon
ser SoIHnieI sdantung I'm Ginfnng
u1it 6enr IN @afbington abgeidlcfie,
men gertrog iiber Sic Rda,mlng oer
SolbinIeI iff I'M @onge Gbineiif6es
UeiIitar bot bereits ettpn Elm Drhtel
ser iaponifhen gruppen an Der sfing-
tau-gobn obgeIoit. @s beiBt, SSopan
ner6e I'M ginHang nit oem abfnm-
men fir gerbeHerungen unb ginrids
tuugen, oie es auf Der 9abuieI &C..
truffeu bot, unb fiir bie es a1t entlbd-
oigeu III, 500, GOO, 600 Derlangen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Gr,tteausiidyten gut.

8ofbington, %. Wai. 0as
fbington gab nn1 sonntng befan1t,
bab bie Grnteal1sfidten fin 8eiaen N
SEN n1eiifen stnnten gut finb rnb 6aB
sic Mais-gusiaat IN Midigan, ISIS
cortii11 11n6 Minneiotn begonneu bat.
sssrn JeIRngebirge u116 I'M neifliden
Nnnb Ser gbene iff an Ben giebber-
Sen ourd Sic I1nbiloen Ser 8 8iitterung
Sdaoen angerihfet noroen. SSn ben
r1eiiten 5tanten fi1no geniigpnb 5arur-
arbeiter burbanoe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
gl,ttpnrobiil liubatitrie felt ftdy.

8a5bington, 2.3 Mai. = 9ie Ero=
ouftion BON 8aifagierautouobilen be-
trua I'M Mpril t96,251 Maidme1,
cine 311nabme bon 80 8ro3ent gegen-
iiber Wedr5, 1pie oas 9anoelsoeparte-
nent in &oibimgton an1 Sonntng be=
fo11nt qab. 9ie Brobuftion bon Salt-
o,1tomobilen betr11g 81 ,944 I'M Ber-
oleih nit 19, ,449 I'M Mdr5. Sr1 BET
SEN sSGIen mar bie 8ro01tftion gro-
Ber als ieit 5ebn Menaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
6enmfe6r Der Mmerifaner ant 1. Snli.

@albington, 90. Moi. - Sros oes
@riuhens Iolpobl bes 9eutlden Nei=
DIES, tpie 5ranfreids, Dob uenigitens
ettpas bon oen aH1erifanif1en gefaR-
ungstruppen ald iDeiterbin an1 Hbein
bleiben n16bte, merbe,1 Hmufide a1I
erifaniIden Sr1ppenteiIe, mie in $50
ibingtort nuitgeteiIt mirb, Biz 1 ssa1li
nad Ser Seinrnt 5urudgefebrt fein.
gs wurbe greitognbero beritdert, boB
an Ser urlpriingIiden gerfiigung oes
&riegsbeportements nidts sednoert
uorben 1et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Naiteu 40 eimer 9eu1pnitratiDn.

9onDon, %. W1o1. Die 5o51d-
Iiiteniin6 nit Dem Musgnng Der Som
ferena IN @enua abioll1t nidn aufrie-
.oen. 8ie bier perla1tet, geben oie
belgiIden, fran5oiiiden uno engli-
}den 5o5iaIiife11 NIT bem Mane i'm,
I'M @oog mdbrenb oie oortige &onfe=
ren5 i'm @ange ii, eine groBe Genor1=
frution 5u i11f5eniereu. Sic So5iall
item iino beIoabers iiber Die oberfldh-
lihe g(rt uno 8eiie eraiirnt, m Der
Sic Mrbeiterproblene in Ser &onferer5
erleoigt tpnrben iirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
Gpllepreis BdpredJtllg.
@ufhinato11, %. Wdi.

8oibington, %. Wai. - Sefretdr
.Suoper erlieB auf 9ebeiB Hraiioent
aSaroinas cine Ginlaoung an ale iest
proou5ierenoen &oblegrubenbeliser 5lr
Ieirrer allgemeinen geipredung Der
lRuhIepreiie, DeIde am 81. Mai m
@oibinaton ifottfinben ion. Bis oabin
.tuer0en Sic Grubenbefiter, iDie Sefr.
,Snoper beitinnrt ernartet, Die Greiie
|nid,f erhoben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
ssradJtraterl rebnsiert.

@abingtol "a Wai. - Heou5ie-
rung ser 5rahtraten BON aebn Hro=
sent lit beute BON Ser SSnferifate Gon1=
merce aonrmiiiion in einem gefaBten
gefdluiie ongeoronet iDorben Sic Ste
ol15ierung miro om I. sssllli IN &raf
treten, uno i6e lit gr0Ber, uls I'M aa=
qemeinen ertpartet murbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25

efraBburg, %. Mni. Ger fran-
560fiiide Miniferprdfioent Goineare
bieH am Gorr1tag IN StraBburg eine
Reoe, ieine erfte offenflide slusiprade
ieit ser &onferen5 IN @enua Ser
@rlmoton ieiner ausfiHibrltngen mar
gaaiBtruueu gegen 9eutf hIar1o, fonie
Ioie gerfiderung, Sranfreid Deroe Die
ibn1 5ufonunenoen @ntiddbignngs-
3oblungen n0tigenfalls nit 8etDaH
Eerdmingen.
Ser Diiniiferpr6iioent iprnb met
ter bon rbeintiifiider aaoeutlder
Brogaganba i'm 9eutidlanb unb I'M
glusIono, beIonoers in Americn, Die
oarauf ausgebe, eliaB-aotbrinaen
Imieoer BON Sranfreid los5utrennen.
Gie 8eoe tpuroe por MitgIieoern Ses
natiouoIen geteranen gerbanbs IN
elmer Gerianurlung sebaIten, Ser a1Id
gertreter dbnlider britiIder 11no an1e-
rifuniIder 8erbdn0e antDobnten.
Ger Deiniifer perIiderte, niemnno
in 6ronfreid troge iid nit in1periali-
itiIden Mbiidtan, tpie man BEN 5ron-
aolen faafblib 5ur 9nH lege. SSeoer-
n1ann babe MIR ben 8unId, ooB Srie-
Sc 1uieoer IN Sen 9er5en einfebre, aber
man lei bier in StraBburg 5n nabe
ser @renae, Tim iid Snufionen Gnge-
BEN 5u fonnen. Ger gliaB CLAUDE nifH
an Sic 5nbel bon Ser gntuoffnung
9eutidIanos, oenn es Dille 5u gut,
mas iib bil1ter BEN bel1tiden Roliaei-
gerbdnoen Derifede, miiie 5u gut, ooB
fuit ontdgIit oeritefte @affen- 11no
Munitio11slnger oufeefunoen miiroen.
Igeod periger claude nan on yn1orns
IIifde" Gntpaffnang 9eutibInnos.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
9entfdlanbs' Gdntlo 282, $50, 600
Mnrf.

gerIin, 90. Mai. Nad elmer
Melonng Der pNageueinen 8eiturrg"
bat Deutidlanbs idpebenbe Sdulb-
In Der 3eit bonn /. april Bis TO-.
Mai Tim 1866, 600, 900 Marf 5u-
genomrnerr nr1o fie beldnft fihd iett ms
gelannlf aaf 2s2, 800 0oO, 900 Marf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-05-25
8esor9niS II, G5ranfz
reid)s Yarlau,e1tt.
Enris % Mni

Earis, %. Nai. Eas frnna6fii
ide garfaH1ent ift IN Earis AM Dien<
Itag mieoer 5uiaumengetreten 1T Ell
Her 9ltn1ospbdre Ger geiorgnis ange-
.iidts Ser ausfidf, BOB 5ranfreid fib
5li Hlilitdriiden MaBHabmen ge5tnair-
gen ieben meroe, neil Deuti1 Lamb oie
Hs 81. Mai aeforoerten 3ab1nrgen
.pernutlid nidt leiiten fann. Nsit at
Der unr1ibe IN HarIa,nents- -Rreiien
.trngen Ger beutIdtrltiiiide gertras
bon Rapaao bour SHermontng, fotDie
.anoere gdnierigfeiten Eel, Die Fd1
aug Der am Sreibng abgefdIoffenen
aonferen5 IN @enua ergeben boben.
Ole. 6riif, oie 9eutidIano geifeM
.moroen i'll, IduH aln gsinttmob ndadr
ffer 8ode al. Man gIaibf iebn1
ntht tuB oann fofort ettDas gefdeben
Dir0, 30 Niniiferpraiioent Eoincnre
5par, ME er teulid nieber angefiin-
@ r
bigt bat, enfidloifen iein ioI, oaB
Sranfreid n0tigenfaas anein hprge-
ZEN JOB, aber bod borber berfuden
mil, Sic anoeren @ntente- e-gaeddfte fir
feine 3mangsmittel au geDinnen
Nod guten 9uellen in Der 9epu-
tiertenfnnn1er Ioa ben1 RnbineH IN Ser
&ammer eine bebeutenbe Moebrbeh fir
energiides gorgeben gegen 8eltIb
laro fiher iein. Dugegen DerbebH man
imi nidf, oaB Die Srnge 6aaat angetan
lit, Sic bereits beifebenben Meirungs-
beridteoenbeiteH innerbnlb Der @n-
ter1te nod at berbdrfen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09

flood sufferer is allowed to choose his
own bank and his own method Of using
the money given 10 him. As result
of the urgent needs revealed at the
staff meeting yesterday Mr.. Baker de-
clarcd the work was crippled due to
lack of funds. The Red Cross is not
able to give what is fully required on
account of the limited allowance and
donations apportio,ed for this work.
MIR. Baker declared. in an interview
yesterday. that the letter sent out hy
the Valley Chamber If Commerce to
the Wholesalers and jobbcrs over the
Valley. asking that they assist in the
work. had met with very little response
so far "our work will be greatly cur
tailed" said Mr.. Baker. If we do not
get some more substantial donations. -"
Ii was decided to allow the flood suf-
fcrcrs 10 choose the form of rehabilita-
ton he needs.
Mr.. Baker made a talk to the staff Of
field workers, in which he reported
that they would have to he conserva-
tive a:d economical in making awards
as there was "A lack of funds with
which to operate. lie stated that
the Red Cross headquarters at st.
Louis had endorsed the plan Of opera
iion here.
Where lateralS are privately owned
IN the farmers according to Mr.. Eak-
cr. the Red Cross will consider repair
ing them. but il will not consider repair
ing damaged canals which are the prop
erty of canal and irrigation companies
Tho Red Cross. said Mr.. Baker. has
fully decided not to pay irrigati"i'
charges. aS il feels that it is the duty
Of the farmers and canal companies TO
make arrangements in this respect.
a report was received from cnch
worker as to the progress made =" far.
The work Il progressing ~ rapid
rate. said Mr.. Baker. hui i being hin
dercd by lack Of funds. Many cases
are now ready for awards but IN"
awards cannot be made. The reports
of the relief workers were sent To II.
Louis hcadduarierS Of this division. Th"
Red Gross headquarters at -. Louis y
il said. has decided il can,ot place
more money here for the work.
The varoiuS workers left last night
Baker left today for McAllcn. where he
will stay for short time. and then
make trips 10 the other towns in the
flood area This extends from Roma
To Raymondvillc. and is covered rs fol
lows:
Iyfnrd Mrs VI. Mccartney and Miss
Nora Kelly nf Brownsville.
Donna and Sar Juan Miss Margu-
rite T.. Grimmrr of 1t. IouiS-
SIercedcs-Mrs T. L. Mitchell Of
Pryor. Oklahoma.
Missionaries Johanna T.. kcnkcll If
~. Louis.
Starr County. Rio Grande tity-MiSs
Rrhecca caSscll of Minneapolis
McAllcr Henry NJ Baker, head nf
district: " H. CheSvro. hookkccpcr:
Miss Eleanor Weideman Of 81 Louis .
q. H. Dawson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
ROTARIANS HEAR YOE
ON CALIFORNIA TRIP

Thomas ioc, supcrtcndcnt Of Browns
Vile public schools, delivered the princi-
pal address at the Rotary Club banquet
held today. His address was relative to
the trip which Mr.. loc took to CalifOrnii,
TO the Rotary Club convention, in Los
Angeles.
tie mentioned the fact that upon his
return 10 the Valley nc TOOK a trip up
The line 10 compare citrus fruit orchards
with those he had seen in California.
and that tho orchards here compared
favorably with those Of California. The
Only advantage California has. according
10 Mr. Yoc, is that all orchards and
nurseries can be reached by concrete
roads, which are lacking in the Valley.
Mr. Hcrndon of Mercedes. who came
down with number Of other Mercedes
Rotarians, delivered short talk in
which he invited the Brownsville Rotary
Club to take part in the Labor Day cele-
bration to be held in Mercedes by send
ing float to enter the parade. The re
naming business was of routine
nature. Mr.. Hcrndon's proposition will
be considered at the meeting next
Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
Many Attend Prosperity
Celebration AT McAllen

McALLEN.Texas. Aug. 9.-The re-
turn of prosperity TO the Valley was
celebrated here Monday night, and be-
tween 5000 and 10000 residents Of the
Valley were present 70 extend the "glad
hand 70 good times and iovfully speed
he departure of hard times and business
depression. The manner in which the
pcople turned out to the celebration
indicated that the relief felt over the
change in conditions was unanimous in
this section Of the Valley.
The first celebration was not suf-
ficicnt to fully express the general
good feeling and another celebration was
held Tuesday night. Concerts and
speeches were features Of the general
io'lification. among the speakers being
Ed. 4. Rcntlev. candidate for state sup
erintendcnt Of public instruction. Super
intendcnt Yoe of the Brownsville
schools and Superintendent Paul G..
Phipps of the Harlirgen schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
May NO,U Go to Washington
Beach Without Inconvenience

"a to Washington hrarh anI who ID
not wish fo return before sundnwB Will
y" asked TO explain to tho officer in
charge nj tho bridge that they desire to
go 20 Washington beach and probably
will not want 10 return before Sundown
and in this event the applicant will he
given check propcrlv stamped ard
endorsed. which win hn held ~ the
applicant ard handed IN at tho bridge on
tho return trim. This cheek Will y" good
anv time during the night following the
dav of ifS issue.
This plan has hecn mutually agreed
10 between Dr. Fairbanks and the
brownsville Chamber Of Commerce this
\. VI. a'd IL is hoped that in the future.
the citizens of brownsville will cheerful
~ cooperate in carrying out this plan
80 that they will 10 allowed "a enjoy
themselves at the beach. and at the
same time assist in 'hr enforcement Of
the quarantine regulations.
brownsville Chamber of Commerce.
Ev c. T. Jessun. Manager.
Brownsville. Texas. August q. 1920
+. =. After submitting the above 70
nr Fairbanks. he reonests MS 10 say
that this rcrnlaiio-s will not hr confined
to brownsville citizens but will anrly 20
anyone wishing To cross from this side
to the other side of the river.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
ENGINEERS SURVEYING
FOR NEW ROAD WORK

r. R. Spence. State highway division
engineer was in Brownsville this morn
ing and made final acceptance Of the
last two portions Of State Highway No.
~ in Cameron county. These pieces are
the one at San Bcnito and the one at
Brownsville. both constructed by the
firm of Dodds and Wetegardner OF San
Benito.
l.. W. King. assistant county engineer.
who accompanied Mr.. Spence in his in
spcction Of the road said that Mr.. Spence
wrote very complementary letter 10
the state highway department following
his first survey Of the road. some time
ago. Mr.. Spence stated in this letter
that the road just completed here was
the best concrete highway in the state.
The engineer force of Cameron county
is still on the job. surveying the land
between the road from San Benito To
Point Isabel and the Brownsvllc-P Point
Isabel road. A new road u 10 be cut
through the brush and graded up con
Meeting these two roads in order to
lessen the distance from San Benito
and Los Frcsnos To Point Isabel. The
! engineers expect TO complete the survey
this week. according TO assistant county
engineer. King.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
FIND TWO SKELETONS
IN SAND MOUND 70
MILES SOUTH OF CITY

4 small group of men sat in Il small
office room in Brownsville last night
and talked quietly. In a corner of tn"
room was as mall pile of bones. They
were human bones. AMI had been found
by two members of the group. Great
mystery surrounded the finding and
still surrou, dS It.
The bones were discovered on n small
rise. near the old oil derrick on the
river road To Boca Chi"a. about twenty
miles below Brownsville. The homes "f
two humans were found. covered with
n small amount If dirt. part of which
had been washed away, leaving part of
the skeletons. exposed.
According 10 measurements ~ cor
responding bones in .hc bodies Of those
present in the little group, the men
whose skeletons were found on the hank
of the river must have been giants. The
ori.S Of sli kinds have been advanced
and the finders If theh ones are still
advancing more theories. but ut alv rate
the rattling of those b" - viii arouse
much conjecture here. The remains are
as white ~ the sand If the desert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-09
PLAN
IS DENOUNCED
BY N Y. men
Striking Shopmen Instruct
Representatives to Refuse
to Submit Seniority Ques-
tiOn to Labor Board
fBy The Associated Prrssi

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Twcnty five
thousand rail shop crafts workers.
through David Williams, secretary Of
the eastern strike committee. today sc.a
n telegram to II. VI. Jewell at Washing
ton putting themselves on record as re-
fusing TO accept President lIarding's
proposal relating tn the submitting of
the seniority question 10 the railroad
labor board
The telegram read: "On the behalf
Of the twenty-five thousand striking
shopmen in the New York district, we
endorse your stand in refusing to accept
the compromise proposition offered by
President Harding. Located in dis
triet exposed TO personal gas attack
rs represented BY the lying propaganda
Of the railway executives. your members
stood at the ticket without faltering.
and the morale is perfect. Many Of the
strikers are cx-servicc men. These men
witnessed the so-called American rail-
way executives hire cheap Chinese and
Hindu labor in their effort to break the
strike"