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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
LOST AND FOUND

on
BADGE-lost. police badge No. 5ss' ,.H
found, return Fifth Police DIstrie'' ~"
and LOcust SITS. liberal reward --------..II,.. -.
BROOCH--l.ost. horseshoe brooch, com'S -
ing 81 diamonds. Liberal rcwar1 u "a
turned TO the Bailey. Banks Bidu's '"
No question asked. ----------7--
nas2o5 with the Western Saving Fund eV
ciety: reward. 1000 Walnut st-----zz.,.-,Iss st
DOt-IOgt, white Eslt!m" dog named .,,rr r' II
April g" 500 reward for his te'saania e'gsaia
Brtty's. G042 Market ST. l-!s, Belmonlt- !a.s.
PIN--Io ost- diamond and pIal mum circl" Pr. B1
Monday night. S.5 reward. fnoho
ing OS4i or address +2l6 SpruGo y. -.
PIN--IOst. fraternity pin. Delta onts Lp %
opal triangle. diamond center haut n
back of min, Liberal reward. Slb y ~. i,.T;.d
STOCK CERTIFICATE lost or stolen; Hn"iiSS IL
Gas, Improvement CO.. No: a .own, sS"n D.
shares. Henrietta X. kustln, 1ouhss8.-, 1..-,, 4,
subway train at Sth ST.: liberal re"aS
:. IT, Goldberg, 22 N. Goth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
OAK LANE
OINI:l'
12S ALBANUS ST.

SIX rooms tile bath. ho'-watnr hat e.e
'"ic'iy, hardwood 40 RS throuG Nout, exile,
location; near train ana trolley. ARRO'
REALTY CO.. INC. 521 W. clney ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

BllS WHITbY AVE-; u rooms aal bath,
porch, electricity. hOt-wa'er heat. ERs.
Kitchen. laundry In basement. oNce!'e' : con
dition; possession, Fh. Walnut .SHS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
500 N. 9TH ST.
57I4 N. AMERICAN ST.


5TlI ST.. X i4iG--Irrge Ftor", . room .
md bath. hot-wa,.r at elegtf.''S, Joy tot
uIar' Apply S'NEN jO03 y 'th ~
NyrIung slT3 W -----.---.--
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

yiaDu-Sinr rooms and bath, eiec lights
rnvly papered, s.ate roof, corner property
room 70. E.rage Severn Tyler hgency. 72l
Ifaidrn ave COllinSswood y. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
CLERKS AND CASHIERS

CLERKS AND CASHIERS ..
YOUNG women. Is To % years. with at ''"S'
1 years high school education. are oeins
considered as cashier inspectors; II you have
ability to handle figures accurately and are
interested in being trained for good steady
position.
Apply Bureau Of Employment
wANAMAKER's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

cor nr iO,y.au; E1uilry house shade, 10
fruN 'r,"s. near station and trolleE; rhotCa
PETERS & S0% SOS CHESTNt! HrmPHILA
rcR aAII,-BarsaIn. 80 settle an estate.
arg. luI4u. modern COnvenIencEs; garden.
c~ : cottage. garage. city book, old scaie
App.' WA. CLARKE MASON l33 ;. l"lh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
NEW JERSEY FARMS
l5O-ACRE FRUIT FARM
Farms in Sunny Southern Jersey

Freo list dcscribing arm btrEaIns around
"HEACTIFCl. NlNELANn''; r1any require
on% $500 ca an: stocked and equipped. Write
today or call NtNELAND FARM AGENCY.
{ $40 & iardia ave. Vineland. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
CONCRETE BUNGALOW nodAl
CLAYTON

All on ono floor. city corven nc"G; lot 50x
l.O. shade, near station ana trolley
pET",0S g. son 0Hs CHESTNUT SI..PHII4h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT, .
:, NnTICE IS VIFRERY GIVEN TIM

xyy' NOftF - uEhEph 49,, pub
application has been made 70 ,nwusaltt ,nu
lio Service Commission OF the Common CoInns AZ n
OF Pennsylvania under the proyis'ohss pbl0
Public service Company Law, pS ", In Ch
dslph!a Rapid Transit COMPANY ana III suublI
Of Philadelphia, for ,ccrlihcaie ,TmnIssionl Tn
convenience evidenCing the l1in,nrrssn,sa
requisite approval Of lease ana as sbs sah
tor the leasing and opera ion oy RPailwaI
Company OF tho Frankford EleHa'eu 'A
and the Bustleton Surface Line ,,o. ,o, Will
public hearing upon ,hts ,,y piiai UPal,
delphia. on May I.. I8a2, at S.sV
A N. idayLight.sayingo lime, sIn,s'' may s apul
where s fm d versions hs ~ 80 ii.sJr nssire' ~
PHILADELPHIA RAArIp TRANSIT
CRY oEJsTb,itv1iRHI5ptipis!HIkr T biviI5 is!HIkrysI
ES% LEVIN .. 2.W1I-IjXl6s AAvE,
ss1 their eonfepti ialNsy sters sk
u q; y ssS s': :'ss:''s' ss::'s
l1st41Skf n 3 k5Nti "a X II NJ Sl !, 81 ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

HOME-The opporlu.
pity of lifetime: perfect order: main
street; near car line; house will appoal "a
most critical buyer, priced attructvc,y.
JOIiN NJ ENBrRG 5nUZ BALTIMORE ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

OuUrl moving I--,.I -|-Ut' 3 NJ TTNO OF : U0-'
IN stone r"sG ,,. ,,t n the wIE5 ~ uli
sard. an1 lrt., ."'a o. =. a'r =, Gr,Iris
ruirdr,! .' .r.,c rt,, >: 'l,,rl,I ilUl-n,d II
Will" and mnN ,gauy. with hardwood foor9
N,lng r,yI.. hrLlF s.. IL.., la'hipIE. panir$
{. 0ms ;.aa Na'ns. scar garage, with mans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

SALESMAN-One calling on genera, trod.
to carry good art'Cle as side line, v"nd
commisaion. Address the Pyo-Products 70
Box 335. Latrobe, Pa. ,o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

POLISttERS on plumbing fixtures; 90 cents
per hour and piece work. Apply ready Tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
III y. llTI
STORE AND BASEMENT
r. w. LLOYD. 7lo WALNUT

900 SAMSON. entire modern daylight bldg
Citizens Co, 90s Chestnut. Wa. 53ll,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
TWIN HOUSE

Six rooms ard BATH hot-wBtrr h al, oier g. a..
modern cows, oXceil"nt lncat,on. urar ',h''
ard trolley. Arpy ARROW REALTY CO.
INV h,,n l-LLLA wv LlLs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD s. 410--Exclusivoly for bus ness
women. delightful environment: unfurn-
ished. sl5-s2O month; large furnished
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

HANDSOMELY furnished room in large
modern private home; electric lights; 10
minutes to city Hall Phone Barring o. :,
WELI-FcRNISHED loom and bath Tor
gentleman; one appreciating refined sur
roundings; electric. Phone Pres. 1914 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
MAR RlsFRTH
ROyROROCGU
STOSEiiCRST

ktH itHOl'GH--,'U ,'Urner property, ma :,
s,re,'s 10 roOms and bath. hot.waet
heat clpc. lights garage in rear: 'Nct'1t"'
clnl. NEMMAN s: BALL .3shO GtM. aNe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

SALESMAN for Philadelphia B,I,imora
Washington and SURROUNDINGS 10 carry I,
1.In-srade line Of siIk and cotton biouscs;
ence In this line need apply; exceptinnsi nn"
portunlty. Elgin Waist Co, n T. cor SIX
and IOcLs, SITS. '' w"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

9SS.00O BCYS 60 lots 2Uxlno cEo.ccIy To-
Gated west side G"irrntown chse t.
Mannheim Cricket cub ripe 10 build and
houses here win sell aa fast as GnIahed
LAME z: co. AZ Mnlnut 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PARKWAY PROPERTY

5y1 N. 2tST ST Rea sonablc
~, -noRAN. 1o3 North american Blds.
yx1R JOYCE tnear Frankford aud Ttpga> -
". Iwo. story, porch, y rooms and bath. out
4L49 shed. excel. cond.. open for inspect ion
Eranois y. Bren,gan. 13t LNcoming
I'D w. ALLEGHENY ANE.--porch.
= rooms. bath. shed, ! bedrooms. isuuirv
i0be, electric: convenient neighborhoud.
lIe nmeke. ESQ W, Allcsneny ave. ITO. iSs5.
souTH sT; property between Front and %
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

! SALESMAN Young man to cover part ~
Pennsylvania in his car; nrofts a".r,a w
sfoo monthly; y? capital required: nor s,"st
| or bond proposition. call Diamond lSI7 ro
day y 4. NJ - "e""'s-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
HELP wANTEp-MA,.-

sALEsMEN--Permsne position ana -
mediate opening Tor men with esoar,,ne
chandise and auto accessories TO tbe ~ m$E
must furnish character references; an uae a,e
come at once. Cali 10 to IL and sooa ~
1911 Widener BLDG. - hf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

FOR RGNr--Autotody building shop and
paint shop. fully equipped with machinery
nd material II 900 square T. ct space APP
nv Great Garage. 4Oth and Mt Vernon SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
; ACRES
T-ROOM
MODERN HOUSE
BEVERLY

iaruEc. go frGIt trees. also small fruits
Close to Sta. and trolley l3 miles out
{. i PETERS & son. sos CHESTNUT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
CORNER PROPERTY

s l.. cor. Marshall arl Grange stG. : rms
t.la bath. NV. A1o~s tTrnughou', NV. hen
Nil Nrar.a. ". FI%CUERS SONS. Bal.
re y W cor So ,,'d RorH.aud Sts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09

WANTED--A live sales organization X v
handle linc OF high-grade portable ~ -
trc tools specially ADAPTED for the aulonv
bile trade. Reply. 22i, Ledger OlHce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-09
WILLOW GROVE

STONEHi RSr j6ath st Center t-SeE.rh
excsrl.unai homes fhis section. kESSlI>
& FINE a,'h stree Theatre Building Lahs
downn 9OtI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
INVITENEFFTO
DEDICATION OF
new SCHOOLS
Date for Dedication Service
is Left to Convenience Of
Governor = Sometime in
October

Governor \eff has neen invited ~
the brownsville school board To &c pres.
ent and deliver an address az the a,-di-
cation ~ rhe new Junior high school
huiiding ard the rebuilt grammar srlool.
the date Of the dedication ~ be fixed ~,
The 'onvrniei &c ui the governor. which
~ill probably be some time during DC.
rob"r. Invitations have also been sent
10 the Mexican consul AMI various men
and women Connected with educator nal
work in the state. An extensive pro.
gram will hc worked out for the dcd.cl..
lion. which will mark great advance.
ment in Brownsville educational facili.
ties.
The Junior high school is comnleied.
equipped and ready for the opening or
school in September The work of re-
huildi' < the grammar school iS progress
siI g rapidly. and Mr.. Snyder. the con.
tractor in charge If construction. states
IL will ~ completed IN ample time for
The opening of school Several rooms
viii W. completed and turned over 10
the board for furnishing within the nexi
rcn days. =
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
MANY ATTEND MEETING
AT HARLINGEN TO HEAR
LASATER ON DAIRYIN(I
Especial TO The Herald)

IARLI\tiEN Texas. Aug. a large
crowd, IN which practically every cotn-
muiity in The Lower Rio Grandc Val
ley j. represented. il in llarlingn to-
day 10 attend the dairy extension meet
ing of the Valley Chamber of Commerce.
at which Ed &. I.asater. the well known
dalryman of falfurrias. is the principal
speaker.
The Valley Chamber Of Commerce
was called 10 order at IL o'clock this
business. The meeting of flood control
which was the subject Of the last meet
ing ~ the Chamber was laid over until
the September meeting. after which hrier
talks by L. &. Richardson of Willacy
county and j. i. Rodgers. both of whom
supported the Pease resolution present
cd at the last meeting of the Chamber
Mr.. Lasater ard his party arrived
from Fafurrias shortly before noon
and were well entertained by the husi-
ness men of Harlingen and the man,
visitors in the city. Mr. Iasater was
scheduled to make ar address M I
O'Clock. and he and his party expact 10
leave llarlngen NJ : o'clock on their re-
turn trip Ia Falfurrias 1t is under
stood he will return to the Valley i'm
week or tw" and assist in the general
promotion. of the dairy industry. visit
ing all the principal towns and com
munities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
DIR. BELL Laid
FOREST ON MT.
BENIN BREACH
tBy The Associated Pressb

SYDNEY. y. -. Aug. 4-The bod,
Of pr. Alexander Graham Nell will he
laid 10 rest this afternoon from his
home on Rein;. Breagh mountain. when
he had occupied for thirty-five success
sive summers. Interment will he made
az sunset in the granite tomb blasted IN
the summit II the mountain. which il
part of the Rell estate The body il n,
be- horne 10 its burial place on the high
est point in Nova Scotia by members ~
The Bell family, and there laid 10 rest
IN its lofty lookout with simple cerc.
monies, aud the singing Of Robert Louis
Stcvenson'S requiem.
The family has received messages oi
condolences from William Howard Taft
'hief justice of the L. :. supreme conrt
James J. Davis. secretary of labor. the
New York Society Of Civil Engineering
the American Institute II Mining Engi
neering the American Institute of Flee
trical Engineers. and the United Engi-
neering Society. representing the engi-
eeering profession in America.
Expressions Of sympathy were also re-
ccived from Lord Byng Nimy. governor
general Of Canada and Lady Byng.
The overcast sky this morning in
dicated that il might not be- the usual
sunset desired for the burial service.
There will be a short service at the
Bell home for the immediate household.
after which the body will be borne up
'H@ winding mountain road TO its resting
place.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
Another Nob)eman Feels
The Pinch of Hard Times

LONDON. Aug. The Duke "f
Northumberland is hard up. as are many
ether members of the old pchiliiy in
these davs ~ excessive taxation. and l.
compelled - retrenrh Ike many untitled
folk In order ~ make both ends meet.
TIE has sold many of his northern
properties. inrlniing several larg" hn-
tells. To a wealthy Paris nrt dealer he
recently rented his magnificent mansion
on the Thames. ear Kew. II is one
OF the biggest residences in the country.
And siill the Duke feels the nccessiiv
Of cutting down cvnens"s. Tie has de-
rided 10 close Alnwick Castle. which has
been the Northumberland hnnc ~ the
rrrcys Stree carly IN the 18th century
TJr viii rrfnif only few rooms IN the
castle for nsr when he and fhn i,nrhcss
arc in The north The rest n the place
win he shut m. The shooting on the
estate Is TO be let.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
FRIENDS OF RUSSIA
QUESTION JAP PLANS

LONDON. Aug. -.lapat's announce
ment of a date terminating her occupa-
tinn of the maritime province ~ -
hrria has been received with g-nerar
satisfaction IN Eritain official circles.
The national "lIa'h ~ off Russia. rnm-
mi'tce. however. H. not entirely salts
fled anil through its secretary. w. l..
Coates. has drawn attention To the fact
that there is nothing in the decision of
the Toxic government 10 indicate rom-
plcte withdrawal ~ Japanese troops
from Russian territory.
II il pointed ont that ~ mention ~
made concerning the Russian half of rhe
island Of Sakhalin. which il occupied ~
Iapa.- Mr.. Coates. in q statement. has
declared thar rhr Japanese delegates to
the Washington conference SAID their
government intended evacuating not ,mly
The maritime provi'ce hut also Russian
Sakhaln. Great Britain. as q Signatnry
of the WASH: gton treaties. H. says has
right 20 ask whether that promise will
be honored.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
CLAIM MUNSEY
INTERESTED IN
LOWER TARIFF
Senator Cooding Of Idaho
Makes Sensational Charg-
es Against Publisher Of
New York World
fHy The Associated Press. f,

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. A.
Frank \. Munsey. owner and pubish..
of the New York Herald, was TODAY
charged in the senate by Senator Good
ing. republican. of idahn. chairman Of
The repnhlica,. agricultural tariff blo,.
with fighting the administration tariff
bin in tire interest 81 his investments
IN Europe.
Following a demand that Munsey he
investigated. SCI ator t;ooding also de-
manded that the senate investigate the
81. Louis Globe-Democrat, and other
newspapers which he said were most
critical In their attitude toward pre-
posed tariff legislation.
Asserting that NInnscy had itrr-
estS 10 steel plants. mines glass facio-
ries. poiterics. wnolen mills. and six
teen heet sugar factories and other in
lnStrial institutions H. foreign lands,
Senator Gooding declared: 1T is not
hard to understand why Munsey has
turned his hounds loose on those scna-
TORS who are irving to protect Ameri-
an Industries and labor"
When Senator GoodinE concluded. his
resolution for investigation was reported
adversely by Chairman Calder Of the
senate expenditures committee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
WILL COMPLETE
TRADEDAY PLAN
AT LUNCHEON
Retail Merchants to Have
Luncheon Tonight-Final
Arrangements for Trades
Day, August 29

Final arrangements for Rrownsville's
Trades Day, to he held Tuesday, August
20. will be completed tonight at II lunch
con OF the Retail Merchants Association
ut the Manhattan cafe.
!. X. Blanton, secretary of the asso-
riafion. announces that il i very impor-
tant thar the full membership be pres
rnt. lie calls attention Ia the fact that
this is one Of the most important steps
the association has yet taken toward ex
tending the Brownsville trade territory
and thst every merchant in the city
should be present to assist IL formular-
ing plans and making arrangements.
Every merchant of brownsville must
be- back Of the Trades Day II we are 10
make II n success" said Mr.. Rlantoh
lit offers us an opportunity 10 bring in
the people Of the Valley. TO make them
acquainted with Brownsville merchants
and Brownsville merchandise II viii
give us an opportunity To extend our
trade territory. But if We are to make
il success We must have active cooper
alton"
Tentative plans for the Trades Day
were presented mt the meeting of the
Association Tuesday afternoon. and nj
the luncheon tonight il is proposed To
enlarge OF these plans. appoint commit
tees. and transact all other business in
connection with the project
Mr.. Elanton has communicated with
practically all members of the associa-
tion and full attendance of the men,
bersbiD is expected
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
BIG SUPPLIES CAUSE
SUDDEN DROP OF OIL
PRICES, Is STATED
lKv The Assnclnted Press.l

DALLAS. Texas. Aug. A reduc-
tion of II cents per barrel in Cemely v,
Okla. crude oil. and cut Of - cents
IN the price Of otner crude oils. effective
today was announced by the Magnora
Petroleum company. The lew prices
make the Electra. Rurkhurneit. Moran.
Ranger ia the stephens county district,
and the Srrawn and Thrall. Texas. rrna.
$50 per barrel. Augusta. kans.. and
the Yale. comanche. Gushing. Duncan.
Okla. * quoted at 81 2J. NJ tcmen,.
Okla. the price is NJ cents winch -
within 10 cents of the low record for
thar oil. Accor,lin. to the Magnolia
leaduuartcrs here the price of that oil
fell 10 a. crits on June 4. 1921. hut
subsequently advanced ~ 81 90. II re-
Gently began ~ decline in connection
with the reduction IL other oils
Full storage tanks are givea as the
reason for the low prices.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
NEW SHOP CRAFT
UNIONS ANXIOUS
FOR U. S. REPLY
Question Of Recognition Of
New Organizations by La
Dor Board is Vital to Inter-
ests of Workers

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. iOfficials Of
the newly organized shop crafts associa-
tion in all the shops Of the Santa Fe
system are today anxiously awaiting
the reply from the United States Labor
Board indicating whether the board Of
ficially recognizes the new craft or
CARNATIONS.
Prior 70 the strike Of July i. six crafts
un lions ard the fircmen and oilers unions
had the official recognition NJ the board
The new crafts organization. which
claims 70 have supplanted the old or
ganizations Of the Santa Fe system was
formed in accordance with the 1929
transportation act. IL was pointed out
today by officials of the new organza-
ton that the 1920 act enables the men
now working 10 have voice before tn,
federal board
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
FIRST POSSIBILITIES IN
TAKING OVER MINES ARE
REPORTED FROM INDIANA
(Ry The Associated Press. }

STAI'NToN. Ind. Aug. THE first
hcstilities connected with the taking
over oi coal mines by the state occurred
today whc. the national culrdSmen ~
duty were fired upon from ambush The
firing was returned by the troops. and
IN short time firing became general
over the eitir" area. Automatic rifles
were brought into action 10y the guards
men. Tn" firing Continued over an hour,
Reports received hy Major Robert
Tyndall. commanding the troops. stare
that none were injured. II il said. how
ever. by 'me Of the men On duty, that
~" man was slightly injured. An ~,
vestigation hy the military authorities
Indicated thar though the firing contin-
ned several hours the attacFin~ "a"'~
was small. Officers in command belit-
tied the affair. saving IL was merely a
minor skirmish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
VALLEY SHOWING
GREAT INTEREST
In VALLEY FAIR

That rho Nallav Fair. to hc held N
Harlineen this fall cannot fail IN he a
pronounced success. was the opinion ex-
iressed by Paul f.. Phipns. secretary "f
the Fair. who was in Brownsville Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr rhipns he's visited many Of the
everywhere has found the same SEN
timcnt indioatinc that farmers and husi-
ness men are fully appre~iative of III.
benefits derived from such an inStifu-
tion and will make overy possible effort
to secure good exhibits rs well as 10
secure large atto' dance from their re-
s""ctive communities.
The Fair last wear was success in
every way. hui this wear It's scone will
he even more extended and il will offer
manv things of interest to every resi-
dent Of the Valley.
County Agent Asmrver reports that
line livestock exhibit at the fair this
-ear will he at least twi"r rs grcar as
.ast year. He has already made AZ
rangements for the entry of abort 100
bead n hogs. aud is confident the o.
tries will exceed eco head These on
tries will include Dnrocs. Poland China~
and IIampShires. and amcng the eVhih
ifors will 10 the members of the Povs
rig Clni wha viii have over co .. tries
the FL Jardin Hog Hr"edcrs' Associa.
fi"n W. W Allen of a paloma. Cot
Rrad"n of Pharr and +. y. T.yster Of
San Juan.
Among those who will have exhibits
"f Jersey dairy COWS NJ The fair are T.
y. Erickson and H. y. Vig-ess nf Ia
F"-;a Luther Snow nf T.yford and r. T.
Wilson II San Reni'e Many other
darvmcn are expected to announce ex-
hihi's later.
Organization work is expected to
start within the next week or two. am
committees for all secri"ns of the Val
lev are covering every branch If Valley
ifdnsfrv will he announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-08-04
SURVEYING FOR new
POINT ISABEL ROAD
WILL START MONDAY

The work nf surveying the new high
way from Los Fresnas 10 Point Isabel
will start Monday. according 10 informa.
tion given ont this morning nj the Of
flee of County Engineer Washburn. The
new road. which is expected to- shorten
the distance from Los Fresnos Ia the
Point approximately four miles. will
prove great cnnvrnief &c 10 the resi-.
dents of the northern part nf the coun-
~ who desire ~ avail themselves ~
tho pleasures afforded hy Pcint Isabel
u u estimated that the surveying will
hc tomnlcted within two weeks and grad
ing will start Immediately. Grading on
the Brownsville road will also he start
ed and within month or six weeks
Point Isabel will be connected hy q
good highway with practically every
part of the Valley