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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
Reviewing g Court
Reduces Helmecke
Sentence, to Year

y The reviewing court Of the Eighth
Corps Area headquarters at Fort Sam
Houston has reduced the sentence inn
osed by the Fort Brown courtmartial up
on Arthur A. Helmecke, found guilty on a
charge % draft evasion, from five years
TO one year, according "a a radio message
received at Fort Brown today
II was announced al Fort Brown that
the reduction in the Helmecke case was
in conformity with the policy Of the war
department in cases OF this nature.
Helmecke.a resident Of San Benito. j.
still held in the guard house at Fort
Brown pending final decision Of Federal
Judge Hutcheson Of the United States
court al Houston, who recently in an
opinion ordered Helmecke's release,
which order was held up. however. to
give the army opportunity to furnish
further evidence.
The case Is now ont Of the hands Of the
Fort Brown authorities and is being
handled by Major Cresson Of the judge
advocate generals department at Fort
Sam Houston. Officers at Fort Brown
today were of the opinion that the Hell
mecke case will be carried 20 the United
States supreme court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
ED|NBURG To Be SCENE
OF FIRST MEETING, AND
ALAMO next SATURDAY


SAN JUAN. Texas. Apr! -. Ihs
=. ID. =. party is in lliaaiau rnanly nF-
ranging dates and details " the arFtrs
Of meetings IN W. held .H thr .nttFtsls
of deep water.
al me party weFv Dave ID Krirn. Ed~ln
:. BrodiN, William II. Earnrtt Aa4 Nll ar
BARK. ali workers. The first n.rrtinE 60
hiaalI0 county is srhgI4lra tp ts At lA
a EdinburE Friday nighi
The SATURDAY aga. t4syliuE w4A hv
held q Alamo.
Mr. O'Bueu and members af y party
We're assured hy leading men uf rarh
community they visited that ms people
". Hl4a.Eo culEIy cs4id b- ut Frn4t,I
upon ~ Do their part.
-.Ir. u bI4cu is lc0A4uE woru aHl ahu9s
the effects "A hls rerrut liilrssr rAerHt
when ~ talk ab0st tralspgrtag4an aal
marketing when hls face liEhtrHa an aa
he p.uAEvs onee n.oie lEta ni- f.Ght GaF
the Valleys emaac pat 1a fran iEs tw .l
masters.
Ih~ party ,xpsstcd w go IVY Ealta aaa
kio Irandc City tpiay tu 40 thr ErulEa-
work there Tor the cauF- gu. ~ frtara
IN time tor thr meeting ag kA.nllre na
Friday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
AWARD CONTRACT FOR
new MERCY HOSPITAL

Announcement has been made that the
contract for the erection of the Mercy
Hospital, construction Of which has been
pending for some time was awarded yes
terday 10 j. +. Walsh. contractor Of
Mission.
The structure, which will be- located on
jefferson street, north Of the belt line
railroad and near where the new high
way enters Brownsville, will cost about
$4,000, not including furnishings and
fixtures. II is understood the contract
was awarded On cost plus basis.
The hospital IS being erected by the
Sisters of Mercy Of Laredo. who divided
me actual cost of construction with the
citizens Of Brownsville. the people here
raising about $4,000 Of the required
amount. The site, consisting Of about
two blocks. was donated to the sisters
of Mercy, who will operate the hospital.
by the Stillman estate properties here
befUre they were sold to II. l.. Fitch.
Mr.. Walsh left yesterday for San An
tonic TO confer with te architect and TO
sign the contract. Work of clearing the
site has already started. and il il cx-
pected that construction of the build
ing itself will begin at a not distant
date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
BEAUMONT MAN SHOT n OWN HOME

BEAUMONT. Texas. april 20. - Free
man Berwick. aged Al. was shot 70 death
in his Houston avenue home last night.
Charles W Rchling. age -. II formally
charged with murder.
According "a Mrs. Berwick. who was
in the house at the time. her husband
came home yesterday afternoon ard for
the first time during their married life
proposed that they attend religious serv-
ices While preparing to 20 to church.
Rehling came % the house and requested
the use ~ the telephone. The conver-
sation over the phone Mrs. Berwick
said. brought remonstrance from her
husband and n quarrel ensued The
two men went irto an adjoining room 20
talk over their differences. A shot rang
out and Berwick staggered out of the
door into hes wife's arms. He died while
on an operating table few minutes
later al e hospital,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
MISS BIANTCN DECLARES
SIZE u RUNNING on HER
OWN MERITS, NOT BROTHERS

WICHITA FALLS. Texas April 70
iii don't believe that ! should b. elected
- congress from this district because
~ am sister ~ Tom Blauton and |
don't believe | should be- defeated be-
cause ! am his sister This was The
declaration ~ Miss Annie webb Ban-
ton. candidate for the uuexIircd term ~
the late luciun ". Parrish. before 500
people here last night
Miss Hlanto. said shr was running
fer congress and not for a third term
a. state superintendent of public in
sfrn,tinn, because she could not afford
the latter.
III takes money to make n statewide
,ampaign." She said II am still S4.-Uu
in debt for my other caulaigns'
Miss Blanton Showed The greatest
feeling VIXEN speaking ~ her brother
Il 'nde-Stand | am net trying to defend
him she said He can acfend himself
They say he pHi the matter il the Rec
ord which was harmful ~ thc youth ~
cmr conryiu ..lreshagwiw anwaf anwa
our country. | never heard him nsc such
language in my life and il j. not used
hy a-y members Of osir family"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
COLD STORAGE
PLANT WILL BE
INSTALLED SOON
Brownsville Warehouse and
Storage Company Plans
/! For Work to Begin

A cold storage and public bonded
warehouse are to he the outgrowih ST
the Incorporation of the Brownsville
Warehouse < Storage Company. il was
announced today by f.. Il. Camiade. pres
ldent Of the concern. which is taking
from Mr. camiade the huge structure in
the eastern part Of the city known as
the old rice mill building.
The new company has n capital stock
of $50.OtHi and the building which il owns
hns a total f'cor space Of 10000 feet,
The buildng is cut up into Mt least nine
warehouses. each separated by heavy
fire walls. II occupies two blocks Of
ground within seven blocks of the bust
ness district.
The bonded warehouse will he the
first in the Lower Rio Grandc Valley.
and therefore the first south Of lIcus-
ton.
Mr.. Camiadc said that Installation Of
the cold storage plant will begin in about
sixty days. The plant viii cost about
$15.W0 and il will afford eight rooms
for storage of perishables. with 4 tai
storage space of l6.So0 cubic feet Pre-
iminary details are underway.
The incorporators df the concern. be-
sides Mr.. Camiade are NJ. Alonso a-d
{. X. Springman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
SOS. is JOKE ON MAn
WHO SAID LII WAS ONE,
MERCEDES SENTIMENT

MERCEDES, IrAas.Ap ni -u- -Nmu
man IN Brownsville sa4g th4g thr S- u. y.
campaign was being taAFn 4a 4 ASS aAg
~ the Upper Naliey. said uaEc q nF.ra
to fnt yesterday after having sIrrt thr
night la Mercedes. Jad44nn ADJ thr rr-
ception which was accurupl W. ~ u'-
Bricn IA Mererdrs thc mar wAa n.4lr
that statement was absolutely lneaHatle
OF interpreting che red hot p4hilr eatl-
nlent whieh j. puislnF throuEa the usFsr
Valley iH favor w completing ths flraa
which wili insure Deep Natrr ~ ra.nt
Isabel.
hc reception given 20 Dave 0'Hrra
~ all the more remarkable in thaf
coming "a Mrrcgdea uaa almost fn tha
nature az an accident, his party stoFp- n.
here for dinner late Tuesday -sEht 4s
they were on their Ray ta E4nb-ra
- they sal lu the restaurant man sf.-r
man who came i'm. oH rvcuarntE4nE H'-
Bricn came 10 the table ~ greet hlai. 40
The first question asked was .lwM4a-
How are you getting along ln broaas-
ylliv-" and then. "a hru are sea ruua-
ing here? We have hcrm waiting far sfu
for long time. Just give l- y csaflr
of days notice and We will haFr thr
wholc country cat e. hear guu. Ar
want deep water ~ Point Isahrl
Upon solicitation Mr. O'brsn ean-
sentrd To attend the aarcfInE uf fhu Mar-
oedes Farmers Cooperative Assacialian
Nhch was in progrrss that HEht. 4nd
arrived at the Meeting iusf a. thsg wrra-
about "a adjourn. on icAruiuz thal
Dave O'BrieH was iH thr raur-. a.I
thought of Adjournment was lest. and hr
was askrd to speak fur frN minutes.
Before those farmers got thFonEh uifh
him he had spoken fur over Hu hu4r
Every time h. Would start tn taar hia
sea- some one mad u question. ard teen
another. These Fruwtrs could nut hsar
enough ~ the game feht which aas tr-
ing Fut up n their behalf Thry aautea
70 know the ~whys and the -Rhare-
forcs, Why this party wv that party waa
against the proposition. or mn least Rhr
they were not working in st- behaif. aun-
ious to shake his hand and tu aaa4re
him that fhc :. O ~ campaign a. .n
their hearts and un their uliHd-. anl thut
they stood ready and willing to do aur-
thing and everything necra sary to plt
* across.
Being forced to spend the greater part
n chs neat Day "wednesday, lH Nerrraea
on account ~ tire general rain whleh
had fallen the " Eht before. Nr. u'Hrta
had the same experience as on fhe pre-
vious night. Everybodv whom hu mst
had the same question: -ls it ru.rr
ovcrs When are yua FpinE to speak .n
Mercedes n IN must mot fail
Yes. indeed. TIE people " the Tnrer
Valley consider thr ~ N. n. campaign W
one more huge ioke-a joke aa thare
who have thought that they c0uld step
the Valley from having q deep water
port ~ Po.nt Isabel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
fOUNG DODGE CONVICTED
ON CHARGE HAVING LIQUOR
COMPANION ALSO CONVICTED

KALAMAZOO. Mch.. April ~ John
puyal Dodge Detroit. millionaire. and
Rex Earl m architect ~ Kalamazoo.
were convicted in circuit court here late
yesterday on charge ~ illegally pos
sessing trai sporting and furnishing IL
puor Attorneys for the defendants inn
medatclv gave notice If appeal and
Judge Wcimer withheld sentence.
The charges against Dodge and Earl
resulted fr'm a midnight automobile
ride here the night of March III. when
they invited three Young women into
their car and drove them against their
protests. into the couitry.
During the ride the three girls testi-
fled they were offered liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
GENERAL AMAR0
TO Be VISITOR
ATFT.BROWN

Colonel Sedgewick Rice and the Of
flcers of Fort Brown will be the hosts
20 General Joaquin Amaro, commanding
officer OF the third division of the Mex
lean army and his staff. next Saturday.
General Amaro and his staff will arrive
at Fort Brown at ten o'clock Saturday
morning where they viii be greeted by
the officers of the local garrison. An
exhibition in equitation which will in
clude jumping and fancy riding. by some
Of the experts Of the Twelfth Cavalry.
and polo game between picked teams.
will be held during the morning.
After the events the party Will pro-
coed to the Officers pavilion where a
luncheon will be held in honor Of Gem
cral Amaro. The luncheon will be at
tended by the officers of Fort Brown and
Matarloros exclusively.
General Amaro will return to Mata-
moroS in the afternoon.
The affair is being given a. return
hospitality 10 the courtesies shown Col
onel Rice and his staff, last Saturday
in Matamoros.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
LATEST SONG HITS WILL BE
FEATURE OF H. S. MINSTREL

Local hlackface. musical ami dramatic
talent wil. combine On one program To-
night. when the high school football
team. assisted hy amateur entertainers
of the city. will present m;-strel show
at the Drcamland Thcatrr. AZ $50
O'Clock. The proceeds of the event will
20 10 balance ~ the deficit left IN the
football treasury following the football
season.
About thirtv-fivc people Including the
II strcl choruSeS. viii PARTICIPATE in the
entertainments which il made ~ of three
parts. the minstrel proper. the ''oio''
and one act playlet.
Hlackfacc aud minstrel work are un-
de- the direction of William :. West
while the dramatic portion Of the pro-
gram il being handled ~ Miss Anne
X. y. Craig. English instructor an6
dramatic coach at the high school
Popular music viii hc among The ar
fractions of the minstrel. practically all
of the songs being latest "hits" ordered
especially for the minstrel. However.
several excellent chorus songs will he
sung hy the glee clubs. and in solos
End men in the minstrel show will ~
George Houston. .fSc Putegnat. Elmore
Grider. and Rertram Comhe, all whom.
except one. have had considerable
amateur experience on blackface work.
Francis kowalSki will preside n inter
lociIior Practically every football man
will assist in the entertainment in some
capacity.
The playlet entitled Who Kissed Bar
hara:" will be actcd IN Irma- Walker.
Effic Wallis. Charles Smith. Frank
Goodrich. and W.rtham Davenpurr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
HOTEL MANS BODY Is
DRAPED N AMERICAN
FLAG PENDING FINER ~

DALLAS. Texas. April 30-rrclimi-
nary hearing w the murder charge fii"i
Tuesday against -. T.. Sodcrman frl-
lowing the shouting ~ death ~ .Iay Clay
Powers. A.. playwright and hotel owner.
~ local hotel. H. set for Saturday
NOR ing in Justice AlrNanlrr's court.
Powers body lies III bis aflartment NJ
the hotel where tire American flag under
which be served as major IN France dur
ing the wrrid war. l. drapcd over the
oaSFrf.
Last night the room was filled with
floral tributes from here and other cit
les
Funeral services win be held under
the auspices ~ the American Legion. ~
wlirh hr WIS member. this afternoon
at Sf. Matthews Cathedral. The body
will ~ taken NJ San An'onin fpr burial
beside the grave II daughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
SAYS CIRCULAR CAUSE
OF CHARGES AS TO BAD
NOTES I'm CIRCULATION

CHICAGO ill.. April -n The es4m-
nilemcui - treasury sirrular. ~ onn-
rinr the Discovery WI r"lufrrFrif nafr4
va ihe basis n a recent ariirlr In fhe
"i'a'n Printer" fh- ergan .f fts. sr.rf.
ers' union rmHlnFr- uf thr itlHrrau uf
rugraviu= and Printing thaf the rsr-in-
trv was flooded nifh runnf~rfr.r rufHa
hl,Hs and wrr savings STAMPS. arrarl
n= ON letter rrerlF~l yesterday hr
Secretary Mellon. head II ths frfasa4rr
department. from Prank III t-uiru.au.
editor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
JUDGE TELLS WHY HE.
RELEASED PRISONERS
In JAIL AT EASTLAND
(By The Associated Press)

FORT WORTH. Texas. April 20 IN
Followni~ criticism of him by Federal
Judge Wilson here yesterday regarding
the granting of habeas corpus appli-
cation for several prisoners said to have
hnen held for the federal authorities in
the Eastland district. Judge Davenport
in message to-day said the prisoners
were not. as far as the court know. re-
gularly committed 10 Jail by Federal
Agent Rendy He said there was Meth
ing for him 10 do hut release them.
Judge Wilson has referred the mat
ter To Governor Nrff for investigation
before taking action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
SOS. CAMPAIGN OPENS FRIDAY
THREE CHILDREN FOUND ASPHYX|ATED
IN ONE BED IN HOUSTON RESIDENCE

cInploye Of the Houston Electric Com
paLy.
The grandfather. awakened by the
smell Of gas. found the children. The
father was called from work this morn
inE 10 Be told If the tragedy Today
MAS the birthday of the oldest hoy
They were the children Of Mr.. and Mrs
s. j. Mathis.
While no coroner's verdict has been
returned, Investigations declared thuy
We're conviced the children had been
killed deliberately. The outer doors
were closed and cracks in the window
covered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
4 MILLION SANDBACS
TO MISSISSIPPI AREA

WASHINGTON. II. g., April 20 NH
Four million sandhass We're shipped hy
special train from Schenectady. y n.
today to points along the Missippi river
where water j. reaching M unprece-
dented high stage and bas caused Sc
rious carnage to property.
The war department. which ordered
the shipment. advised Representative
Humphreys of Miss uri that the bags
would be shipped to Chicago and then
distributed along the lower river points
where needed between Cairo and New
Orleans. arrangements already having
been made for quick distribution f,r use
In checking the flood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
PROVISIONS in ship
SUBSIDY BILL GIVEN
SUPPORT in MIDWEST
(By The Associated Press>

wASHINGTON. ID. G.. April 20
Provisions in the administration shin
subsidy bin were endorsed today hy W.
l.. Ware. Chicago representative Of sew
eral commercial organizations in the
middle west. Ware. as the first wit
ness representing business Interests be-
fore the senate and house merchant
marine committees. urged aid FIR the
south Atlantic and Gulf ports ani 10
this end advocated continuance for five
years of the Shipping Board trade
routes from such ports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
UNION MEMBERSHIP
FOR INTERNATIONAL
WORK Is PROPOSED

III PASO. Texas. April 20 The
adoption of m International union nFrm-
hprsI.ip campaign a. step a. prevent
Noxica4 laho~ being used 10 break
strikes IT. the Iritad States and Amer
lean labor 10 hc used for similar pur-
pose in Mexico. was advocated by o.
ficials of the American and Mexican Ia
b1r organizations meeting here last
ui-it IN connection with the annual
convention of the Texas Federation OF
abOr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
ON RADIO CONTROL

WASHINGTON. ID. C., April 20. 49,
Legislation creating an adjunct COM
mission Of ten to advise the commerce
department in control OF radio communi-
cateion will be recommended to Secretary
Hoover in report being prepared today
by the radio conference.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
CONSIDERATION OF
TARIFF MEASURE IS
NOW ON IN SENATE
fBy The Associated Press

WASHINGTON. -. g.. April %
Consideration of the administration tar
If hill was begun in the senate today
with an address hy Chairman McCumber
of the finance committee who declared
that the protective tariff and reduction
Of production costs were LccesSary to
reconstruct the commercial bridge
across the chasm separating cost pro
duction in the United States and abroad"
McCumber warned manufacturers and
others that enactment should not be
made the occasion for increased prices
to consumers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
PENALTIES TO
COME If PACT
IS CONTINUED
French Premier Instructs
Ambassadors in Capitals
of Allied Nations
tBy The Associated Press)

GENOA, Italy, April 20. <- Premier
Lloyd George today said that the Ger
man delegation had agreed 10 accept the
conditions Of the allies not 10 participate
in further discussions Of Russian affairs.
lloyd George said to-day the political
commission would meet Tomorrow ~
consider the Russian reply "a tile allie "a
proposals transmitted ~ the Russia
delegates last week.
The German delegation was In a few
crish state of activity today considering
;hc next step Ia ~ taken n the result
of III. allied note condemning the sign
ing nf the treaty with soviet Russia
iARIS. Aprii 3r-in Instructions sent
ly Premier Poincare 10 the Frcarh ann
baSsadors III capitals II the allies are a.
insist that energetic measures must ~
taken and penalties applied II the Rus
so-Gnrman treaty H. not abrusateh. re-
gardlcss II wha, the Gcnoa 90; ference
may decide.
Speculation j. rife concerning the
form of penalties ro W. imposed nn
Germany II Is believed that Some such
artion will ~ taken. Occupation ~
the Huhr Valley j. suggested although
there is authc rtative opinion that the
allies are likely a. adopt the precise
penalty the Germans must have expect
cd end are perhaps best prepared a.
meet
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
CARROLL'S BODY ARRIVES
fRv The Associated Pressl

WACO. Texas. April .o-The bods
nf Jr II. H. Carroll. who died at Iii
braltar recently viii hc buried in IIous-
ton tomorrow. according ~ announce
mont here to-day. At the time of his
death Dr. Carroll was United States
consul ai CahiZ Snain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
House DOCKET
now CLEAR OF
navy MEASURE
nv The Assoc.s.eA PresN

WASHINGTON. u. g.. April 10
The house had cleared the calendar to-
day # the naval appropriation bill with
victory fer the big navy faction which
supported the amendment increasing the
enlisted personnel To $1,000
The vote for the bigger navy was ri
- lis, the McArthur- Ware amendment
going over by q margin of II votes.
Ninety republicans voted against the
$1,000 amendment while IS democrats
supported it,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
TWO MEN HELD AT
RANGER ON CHARGE
OF WHITECAPPINC
fB~ The Associated Press)

RANGER. Texas. April 20 T.. -.
Simmons and L. = Kennedy are IL Gus
tcdy here today charged IN Indictment
with white Gaping. The indictment IS
hascd on the Kidnapping ~ Il. II. Doug
las. an oil well worker hy q masked
band. Beth are ncirhhors ~ Douglas
whn. with another man. e, gagged in =
=unfight with the masked band ths
night &C March H. That was the second
attack.
Simmons and Kennedy were taken TO
Eastland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
BASEBALL MEDAL ONLY
CLUE TO IDENTITY OF A
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN

RANGER. Texas. April 20-A base
hnll medal on q watch charm bearing
TIE words u. III. Stuart, 3-H Seattle
1919" was the only possible dyntifica-
tioa mark on the body Of a man who
yesterday threw himself in front of a
passenger train six miles south of here.
-erdict Of suicide was returned to-
lay
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
ADDITIONAL TAXES MAY
BE LEVIED BECAUSE OF
BIG DEFICIT FORECAST
DIV The Associated Pres.l

WASHINGTON. y. g., April 20
LevrinE additional taxes probably viii
he necessary to meet tie deficit of more
tsan $3.50 c00.OCO forecast for the fis-
raj YEAR 49,; ~ Secretary Mellon. il
r,as s:id today ~ the treasury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
LIBERIA LOAN BILL REPORTED
fRr The Assoc a,ed pressl }

WASHINGTON. II. g.. April 20 By
n vote If II 10 q the house WAYS and
means committee favorahly reported to-
day the Fortlnev resolution auihorizi 2
a loan Of S,,ooocoo 20 the republic Of
Liberia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
fBy The Associated Press)

Thy Ihe ASsoclatcu FressI
lOt STDN. Texas. April 2o-Three
children were found asphyxiatcd early
today in one bed in their home. Gas
jets in an adjoining room were turned
on. Justice Ray withheld the Iinqucst
verdict.
The children were William y Mathis,
.: Elizabeth Ill. Mathis. :; and Horace
l.. Mathis. e.
a sweeping investigation was ordered
by the police and hcriff's office
The children lived with their father
and grandfather. The father and moth-
or were separated. The father il an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Friday: partly cloudy.
warmer: light 10 moderate easterly 10
southerFy winds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20

The following weather observations
covering the 2i-hour period ending at 7
a. m. today. are reported by Mrs. A. W.
Reed. United States voluntary weather
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-20
Trade at Home

Buy your home-city a matter Of self-pro
Herald.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-08
KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.

orange of futures on Kansas City Board
of Trade reported by B. c. Chris
TOPPER a. Co, 226 New England Bldg,
Topeka, kansas)
Kansas City, March g.