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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
GRAND JURY NOT TO
BE CALLED NOW FOR
PROBE OF BURNINCS.
Try The Associated Press.)

MEXIA, Texas. May 6. - Authorities
Of Freestone county who could be reached
tonight expressed the belief there would
~ no grand jury called at least at an
early date, 70 investigate the lynching
ol three negroes On single funeral
pyre in the business section Of the little
town of kirvin. eighteen miles east OF
here, az daybreak today.
The negroes. Snappy Curry. 26; Nose
Jones. -. and Johnnie Cornish. 80, were
Ill farm hands on the homestead Of
John King. grandfather Of l7-year old
Eula Awslcy. whose brutal MURDER j. said
to have been part Of a plot against
three women in the King family. The
negroes We're taken from Sheriff Mayo
at 3 o'clock this morning after brisk
fist fight on his front porch.
Curry is said to have confessed and
implicated the other two negroes. The
sheriff said that evidence and admissions
convinced him that Curry and Jones
were guilty, but he was uncertain as to
the guilt Of the third negro.
The murder OF the Awsley girl, the
parcntless grandchild of the King home.
and the Idol of the whole community. is
said "a have been one M the most brutal
in the annals Of the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
Ships Ready
For Call at
Point lsabei
But Ship Owner is Advised
That, Unfortunately, Val
ley Harbor Not Open
FIRST CARGO is SOUGHT
O'Brien Says He is Not Yet
Ready To Handle 1t

II Point Isabel had deep water, or
could obtain il within ten days. load
OF freight could be shipped from there
ut rates twenty-five per cent lower
than present rail rates for carload
shipments. and thirty per cent for less
than carload shipments.
A telegram from George s. Taylor.
manager Of the Gulf States Steamship
Company 10 ID. A. O'Brien, president or
tho Rio Grande Railway. stated that
direct sailing from New Orleans 10
Point Isabel was nt'cipated in abont
ten days, provided The merchants are
Interested
The message went on:
Ascertain if they could furnish ap-
proXimately four hundred tons ~ mis-
ceilaneous freight at twenty-five Per
cent under the present rail rates. oh
serving the same carload minimums;
and thirty percent reduction on less
than carload shipments; ali freight
prepaid"
Unfortunately. Mr. O'Hrion was
forced 10 send the following message.
Regret 20 have to advise that we have
no facilities at fhis time for handling
traffic through Point Isabel but hope
Ia be in a position to do so in the near
future"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
HUNDREDS GAZE ON
BODY bud" BALLEW
FAMOUS CHARACTER
CRv The Associated Prcss)

ARDMORE, Okla., May g. The body Of
n Bud" Ballew. old time gun, and peace
officer. who was yesterday victim at
Wichita Fails. ~ bullets from Police
Chic. McCormick's modern pistol, a
weapon which Ballcw often scorrcd.
rested in a local undertaking establish
ment tonight while the arrival of Mrs.
Fannie Ballew. his widow, was awaited
70 complete arrangements for the fun
esal.
Mrs. Ballew having been notified ~
" Binds unt.mcly end, was ut Nash,
Okla. aud was expected To reach mere
ton ght.
The use of the same airplanc. property
a the physician. which bore the fallen
gunman through the SIX cs from the
scene of his last stand ID the burial
grounds, was offered her for the trip
here. but she declined.
without the guns which carried the
owner safely through countless bloody
battles during his last years as deputy
sheriff, stripped the last time VI his
famous cowboy boots. in which. in ac-
eurdance with an oft expressed wish,
he died, clothed in sombre black, nls
~hock " curly red hair combcd ~ 4
smoothness never bcfor, known. Eallcw s.
hotv lay in its bier today, where hun
drcts gathered 70 view a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
(Ry III. l.. McComhsl

History repeats itself At least three
honest efforts have been made by the
Valley farmer to organize during the
very brief period Of Valley development.
Two Of thcs are nothing mere than
n memory. The third. The Rio Grande
Growers Exchange organized On the
Aaron Sapiro plan. is still serving after
having struggled with opposing forces
and almost insurmountable obstacles for
period OF nearly two years
do not mean by the introductory
sentence that this organization IL going
TO fail. Far be it FROM me to give any
such impression. There is another
quaint saying. The Third Time il the
Charm" This is the effort that will
change history and win.
Ask almost any farmer Of the Valley
whether he thinks the Valley farmer
needs TO organize and he will say yes.
But 20 produce an organization which
will function TO his entire satisfaction is
quite another matter. The writer some
times thinks that we farmers have for
gotten all about our childhood days and
no doubt most Of US have. How many
times did we baby boys fall and how
many hard bumps did we get before we
learned 10 walk and yet We expect TO or
ganize a cooperative marketing system
and give il little push and hurrah and
expect the thing 70 20 right off on high
without sputter.
Any man of fifty can we'll remember
when labor was oppressed. poorly paid
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
FRANCE STANDS.
With BELCIU N.
ON RUSS memo.
Sides With Its Ally On Ques-
tiOns As To Dealing With
Foreign Properties

GENOA. Italy. MAY G-France VIII
stand with Belgium in opposing that
part Of the allies memorandum to Rus
Ea dealing with property III RUSSIA of
the foreign owners In consequence of
iAis decision. communicated ~ Lloyd
George by Nice-premicr e.. Rarthun.
head cf the French delegation this even
ing. another crisis has arisen c.dan.er-
in- tie conference.
II the views of Belgium in respect to
this article ~ met. which H. considered
likely. France viii place no Obstacle in
'h way ~ settlement The Russians.
however. still are to be heard front
They will reply probably within two or
three days. II is k;own definitely that
ih"v will present numerous objections
a. the conditions Of the allied powers.
lloyd George aud Harthou Lrll u
conference this afternoon following which
il was stated thar the meeting offered
ia relief 10 the strained situation in tbc
economic cssfercncc.
IN reply 10 4 question tonight. French
leaders admitted that developments ~
the day not only cut Belgium and France
~. ri the memorandum submitted 10
thc l,uSsians hHt meant = cleavage he
tween Great H-itan and France regard
ing the prouer,y clause. The only hope
they saw uf getting back into The Rus
sian icGasiaiinns WAS. II the Russian re-
plA was such rs tO permit EclgnIm ami
rance 10 suggest notifications in the
treatment M property ~ FOREIGNERS dur
ing the later negotiations with the So
rirt delegates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
AUTOMOBILES OF
CHURCHES TO BE
ASSESSED, RULES

nnlv such buildings or property used
exclusively for public worship are exempt
from state taxes ruling from Ion a.
Smith. state comptroller. 70 y. A. Tenn
pletnn. Cameron county tax assessor.
States. and automobiles or other pre-
prriy owned bv churches or benevolent
sociriics arc not exempt from taxes. as
commonly supposed.
Thr ruling was obtained from the
comrtroIcr f"llowii the sending ont ~
cards from the assessors office. asking
owners of personal property 10 assess
that property for valuation. Owners If
automobiles used for church anl mission
AIRY purposes complained and stated thar
ID was their understanding that this pro
pcrty was exempt.
Such property had not been previous
" taxed So Mr Tcmploton wrote 70 'hc
comptroller md received an answer that
no property of churches. lot even the
uarsnnagcs. except that used 'cNclnrivc-
L. for public worship" was exempt from
any state taxes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
Hospital Work
Starts Monday

Ground viii W. broken Monday morn
ing on jefferson street. ives; of the belt
linc railroad. for the new Mercy Iiospi-
tal. ~ hc erected IN the Sisters II Mrr-
~ and the people of Brownsville. cit
izcns here contributing nearly $io.uDo
70 The fuid for building % cost around
$4,000.
The institution viii ~ the largest hos
pital south Of Iiaust,n. The building
viii hc threc stories Ia height ami will
occupy two square blocks ol ground, the
site having ben donated hy the still
man estate.
William j. Walsh III Mission IN con
tractor.
The movement for the erection NJ the
hosiit was inaugnrated ia 1918 hy
Mrs. a. Agnes Browne.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
REED SEEKING
TO EXPLAIN HIS
WILSON FIGHTS
In Opening Speech For Re-
nomination He Takes Up
Controversy With Wilson
(Ry The AssocIated.Pressl }

MOBEItLY. Mo. MAY United
States Senator JaINcs \. Reed opened
his campaign for the renoInii alton this
afternoon with n speech devoted large
~ 10 attempting O. explain the reasons
for fighting the Wilson measures he op-
pose. dIrcesing attention to those hc
supported.
Touching on charges that hc opposed
democratic principles and policies. Reed
declared mo living man can print
speech e mine that is not in absolute
accord with the established fundamental
dnSfrincs Of democracy"
"Come clcsc: yon will not orcn any
wounds" he asserted. IT is my duty
and right 20 submit my offi, I'M acts a.
the public as they occurred. not as they
have hccn misreprescntcd.'
Directing affection Ia the reunion
"f the republican party after the pro
:reSs:vo detection ia 1912. be said let
us profit by their example"
"Why" he said, should we dispute
over rattrrs cf the past? There was
only nucc On 4 question covered by The
democratic platform that President VIII
ion and differed and then the pres
idcnt got off the platform ami | stayed
nn"
This he said was when he differed
an appointment domination sent Ia
the senate because the mminc was m
alleged director of n trust. and that
The president withdrew the n"m.nntion
Taking up The charges against his
cord Reed emphasized that III every
r;ml aign until 1920 h. had made more
illn hundred speeches for the demo
craii,. ticket hut that IN that ,gimpaign
he had been literally rolled from the
dcmocratic platform by the insulting
r"n,;uu, of men who never before had
lern heard from in the democratic
party"
lie said h. voted for all uf the
Torr than 10000 appointments hy
President Wilson. except six ur seven.
lie declared he refused To follow the
orders and suggestion Il President VIII
son because a such action STAN .r..
mtionary and appalling.
III Missouri wants n rubber stamp
in the United States senate IL ua-
douhtrdy can find one without searching
far long"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
SOS. BENEFIT DANCE
AT CASA DE PALMAS,
M'ALLEN, BIG EVENT

McAI-LEN. Texas. May G-The =. ID.
). benefit dance given last night M the
Casa De Falmas ~ thr hotel manage
ment was an outstanding social event
AMI Ecited substantial sum. due ~ the
libcrallty of the hotel. To the MEAL
len Monitor which donated the tickets
and programs. and 10 Mrs. Rar~slml@
who gave five dozen beautiful rose
buds
The hotel management is aEKr@Ssivrly
hacking the campaign II now offers %
donate the wiring and ground expense
for lawn feie to be given on the bean
tiful hotel lawn " other MrAlien men
will donate the other expenses. the eu-
tire proceeds - ~ ~ the y. ID. ~
Committees from all the women.
clubs ~ McNllrn were in session thl-
afternoon. perfectine plans for raising
AtcAllrnS quota.
Monty Montgomery has been devntinR
his entire time t0 the campaign and the
Monitor and the press have been doing
publicity work ~ incalcnlahIp vnhla
Mr.. O'I:-ien this afternoon attended
m =. %. =. benefit fish fry M M~r.
,.edcs.
Tomorrow ~ will attend the kerm~usa
and Mexican supper at McAiien.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
REACH HALFWAY MARK
IN S. 0. s. CAMP AIGN;
$4,000 NOW IN HAND

week 10 most successful conclusion
Mrs. Amos Robinson, chairman ~ the
san Juan ;. @. ). campaign and Mrs.
w. y. Buttschan. secretary treasurer,
and their able committee members were
congratulated hy Mr.. O'I'ricn IN tDy.r
work. Mrs. Ed Hunt Mrs DeAIanEe.
Mrs Chester White and Mrs. r. Is.
Davis we're memoirs of the commits
w. j. Buttschau mayor of San Juan.
wc;ncu.
The speech by Mr.. O'l;rien was deliv-
cred from specially constructed plat
form IN the city park The platform was
decorated with Streamers and posters
hearing the :. d. = slogan. and with
q very large American Flag.
The crowd that attended was one "
ihr banner crowds e the campaign.
w. J. Ruttchau. mayor VI san Juan.
in introducing Mr.. O'l:rien. referred to
hiin a. the great public beLcfactor AMI
urged the people TO support him and
ana his cause. Mr.. O'Iirirn made one
nf the best speeches of the campaign.
When the speech was over Buttschau
started the contributions with check
for so. ami ~ also later was the sue
ffSNiu bhib'E IN the auCtibnlnE ot "A
cake. which brought SO.
For the fourth time recently SNAP
py Five" orchestra donated their scrv-
ices. The members If the orchestra
are Leo kruSz, H. ~ I:ochnkc Albert
Ehlers. and Miss Leonora Met Combs.
Colonel W. H. Hoehmc auctinncd
off several cakes for the benefit Of the
fund. a. 4. AInrtyn painted tbe signs
used. donating them.
Uihrr =. -. ~. benefits today were
. barbecue and the privilege Of selling
refreshments IN baseball game.
he week just ended has been a busy
onn fnr n. ~ q. :. campaign in San
Juan. Last Saturday there was Q tag
day nv THE girls ~ the community Tues
dny afternoon there was bah game
between the fats and the leans. the game
hNng arranged by J. w. Pcevy. Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. I;nttschau gave A
musical at her home 10 which adns-
Sion was charged according ta waist line
measurement. Thursdy night there WAS
an old fashioned barn dance. On Cinco
de Mavo the Mcxicans of tho commun-
ify. celebrating the day with fiesta.
gave a portion # the proceeds 10 the
=. %. =. a committee morning will 70
out with the intention of winding up San
lnan's quota
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
SHIPMENTS OUT OF
BROWNSVILLE BREAK
ALL LOCAL RECORDS

4 total OF 572 carloads of mid
winter and early spting vegetables.
which required icing. were shipped
out Of the Brownsville station this
season up 10 aad including last night.
according 10 records Of the Peoples
Ice & Manufacturing Company. and
which figure did not include about ten
carloads iced and shipped by express
refrigerator. This breaks all records
fer shipments out of Brownsville. 8.
q. Tucker, president OF the company
said. The previous years total was
322 cars, and the total.for 1920 was
23i cars. About 100 cars were po-
tatoes. and the remainder cabbage
and mixed vegetables. Ii is believed
This record places Brownsville. here
tot0re one of the smaller vegetable
shipping points of The Valley. in third
place. follow ing san Bcnito and Mer-
Ccdes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
HIDALCO COUNTY'S
new ROAD TO BEGIN
CAMERON CO. LINE.
CSnccial 10 The Heraldl

SAN JUAN. Texas. May G-The
hoard of county commissioners have an
n"unoed that the new county paving pro-
gram will commence ~ the cast end of
he county. near Ihe Cameron county
III. y ~ Mercedes. instead ~ 1T Eiin-
hlrg south as was originally planned. II
u ,c't ~ he conrt that the condition
or the roads IN the Mercedes district
f,rc,lcd attention wnrs" than th. li-hter
soil in the vicinity If Fdinhurg. Meal
len. San Juan anl Donna.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
BrOWnSVilIe-Cleburne
Tie For Sixth Place
tBy The Associated Press

AUSTIN. Texas. May G-The worlds
record for The an-yard dash. : - Sec
onds was ted rs Walton Of the Brnn-
tr high school III the Class H.cvcnt aud
later t. the pole vault his left arm was
broken ID fall il the intcrscholnsiic
league contests today Austin high
Srh"ol won the Glass a track meet IN
The intcrscholastic league wIth Ii points.
Honey tiruyc was second with II points.
tivin high school Won the Class II meet
with ~ points.
Brownsville and Clehurue with six
points each, tied for sixth place IL class
A-. san Angelo was tenth with two
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
RIO HONDO DEFEATS
SCHOOL BOND PLANS;
VOTE TURNOUT, l62

RIO IIO\nD. Texas. May Res
idcriS Of the Rio IIondo district which
includes the farmers " the Browne
tract. TO-DAY defeated by vote Of IS
for and - against the project to vote
an issue # SlM.0n0 for increased school
facilities. a total Of 1G2 votes were
cast.
The defeat II the iSSue IL IL said
was not a surprise Belief had been
expressed among voters that the plan
~ launched was too ambitious for the
community TN undertake M this time
Prominent citiZcis expressed the opin-
ion that IL the issue had been made
not more than ST.. 600 it would have
carried with a good majority.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
San Juan Fdy7gleyDiScnSSeS
NeedofCOope,atiOnAm0ng
Farmers of Lower VnlIev

and without proper safeguard 10 protect
life. IL was under such conditions as
these he organized. The question, should
labor organize, has long since ceased
70 be raised. The question now para
mount is how best to cope with organized
labor.
The farmer. today, who should be the
sreecst man on earth. j. greatly op-
pressed. He is poorl ypaid. lie gives his
iime 70 production of the necessities Of
life and when he tries to sell them he
finds hc j. the victim Of organized cap
ital and is compelled to sell below cost
Of production and when he has 10 buy,
he pays what the other fellow asks
The only way TO deal fairly and sue
cessfully with organized commercialism
j. for the farmer 10 cooperate and or
ganize his forces in like manner.
One reason why we need cooperation
Is that we may avoid overproduction.
Quoting from cabbage bulletin No. ~
issued from San Benito April IL. 1922.
we find one reason for our disappoint-
ment in marketing this last winter crop.
Shipments for United States
This year TO April IL, ........7 740i cars
Last year 10 April III. ~ 1878 ears
Shipments for Texas
This year to April III. . .3Gi4 cars
Last year to April IL. ....... 1884 cars
With shipments IN the United States
for this year nearly double that Of last
season and shipments from Texas this
year two and one half times that Of last
Continued on Page Twol
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
SHERWOOD, 81 YEARS
OLD, WOULD RETURN

Toledo. Ohio. May s. - Isaak Sher-
wood. who will be 81 years old in August.
far years members Of congress from
the Toledo district, and one of the most
conspicuous figures in Washington life.
took out a nominating petition to enter
the democratic primaries as a candidate
ca return to Washington in his former
capacity a congressman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
$4,000 AVAILABLE
AT ONCE FOR HOSPITALS
lRv The Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. -. G.. May G.
Through passage tn 'hc senate congress
sirnal committee. action was complete
trlay cn the hin making Immediately
avaiIahlc Sl2Wn Wuo for the conStruc-
fion cf hospitals for former service men
as a part az a program calling event
ually for the expenditure of $lT .WM.0OO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
POST A, BROWNSVILLE,
NOW REPRESENTED ON
STATE DIRECTORATE

HOUSTON, Texas. Nav 6.-R. r. Pool
of sherman was elected unanimously
president OF the Texas division, Travel
ers' Protcctvc Association Of America
at the chsinE session of the thirty-scc-
ond annual state convention.
State directors elected just Before the
close of the session include:
Post A, Brownsville, Walter Rob
erts.
Post x. sherman, J. y. Tong.
Post IS. San Angelo. J y. Stewart.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
RESERVE NOTES USED
TO SPREAD BOLSHEVIK
PROPAGANDA TN u. S.
CBy The Associated PresSl

DETROIT. Mich. May Q. seven mon
declared by federal Officers to have on
tanned hundreds of thousands of dollars
fro bolshcyik propaganda through con
spiracy to raise five dollar Federal Re-
serve notes to higher denominations,
were arrested after secret service inves-
tigation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
Baseball Magnate
= = = - -
Drops Dead After
- - = - -
Home Run by Tulsa

OMAHA. Mob. May Mike Finn.
oNncr IL th" Omaha Western league
baseball club. dropped dead M the West
crn Lcasue park ~ ! go o'ciock this af-
t"rnnnn. Death followed home run "
u Tulsa player with one man an. base
Heart failure was the cause. The game
was called III the third INNING. Immediate
ly fnlluwing Films death
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
CREENVILLE GRAND
JURY ENDORSE WORK
THERE OF XII KlUX

GEEENNIfI.E. Texas. MAY G-Tllc
Hunt county grand iuri. repairing 70
Judge Hall ot ne eighth judicial dis
irirt. turned in Ill indictments after
eight weeks WI work. Tie grand mry
indorscd ihr Grccnvillc IN Klux Kan
saving they made some inyc tigatiuu VI
thc kian IN iluut county a,d find hiatt
Y stands fnr law ami order ana that
klansmen aided them IN running down
hnmehrcakerS and hooilrrcrs"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
BOY BROWNS In TRYING
TO RECOVER FISH LINE

COLENIA... Texas. May G-Fddic
Miller. IL year old son Of John Miller.
livi on farm two miles west Of Cole
man. was drowned in City Lake this At
trrnoon while trying 10 recover fishing
line Divers are trying I" locate the
body.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
WEATHER FORECAST

East Texas Sunday and Monday part
Isl cloudy, to unsettled. not much
change IN temperature.
West ToNas-Suuday and Monday part
ly cloudy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
Especial To The HeraldD

SAN JUAN. Texas. May Cd. A.
O'Brien announced tonight that the
contributions to the $4,000 fund "a
wipe out the deficit in the railroad and
channel funds have. lacking few dol
lars. reached the half way mark, o:
S1J.0Nb.
The Saturday cvei.ing program ia san
Juan brought this little city's :. %. :.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
MANUFACTURER FOUND
GUILTY OF BIGAMY
tRv The Associated Press,

NEW YORK. y. H., May q Virginia
81. .Iuliano Mayo. former New Haven
manufacturer. tonight was found guilty
of bigamy by jury in the criminal
branch uf the supreme court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
Side Lights ON
SOS Campaign

check for S25 was received yesterday
afternoon hy City Manager George Grupc
from the Tel-Eiectric Company Of Hous-
ton. for the :. q. :. fund. ..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
S0De q Dollar

If there's chance to dollar that article you
want to buy-cothing, furniture, matter what
you'll get the information you require through reading
The Herald advertisements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-07
BANDITS SING HYMN
WHILE ROBBING NINE
PEOPLE OF c A S H

OMAHA. Neb.. May 6. Two
masked bandits. telling their victims
that they once were in a church choir.
sang the hymn Including "We will
come rejoicing. bringing in the
sheaves." and robbed nine persons of
$500 in drug store here last night.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1922-01-10
To BE CONTINUED
Get After Business.

The Illinois Committee on Pub
lie Utility Information has sent
a bulletin to the manager of each
of the utility properties in the
State of Illinois, which contains
these words:
1.-THE only solution is to get af-
ter business. Done wait for it
to come to you. One of the best
known means of promoting and
backing up All active business is
through newspaper advertising"
This is a conclusion reached
after it has been pointed out
that industrial depression has