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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
May Enlarge Plans For the
V0IIev C.E. Cdy0U0uinJnue

Tentative plans for rularEing the Val
ley caravan 10 the Christian hndcaror
state convention a. Houston jane l5th
10 18th. and making il Southwest Texas
caravan. TO include automobiles from san
Antonio and the entire Southwest TcTas
were revealed today in 4 letter to Judge
Oscar nauccy from u. r. Colp az the uld
Spanish Trail Association.
An offer To come 70 the Valley and
spend Lay or two IN helping to work
out details ana furnish the prospective
Valley Caravan with information re-
card'ng the route, campsites, and water.
was made hy ~. Coip n hIs message.
HI scc from the Brownsville and San
Benito papers" Mr.. Cop Says in ms let
ter. that the Christian Endeavor So
cirties of the Valley are planning an
automobile caravan 10 the state con-
vention in Houston. june llth to ism.
It strikes me that We can give thc
Valley as we'll as San Antonio aad Hous-
ten some great publicity if they will or
ganizc similar caravan ont of san An
tonic and let the towns west 0f US join
the San Antonio crowd and then L.. these
combined groups meet the Valley cara
van ut Rosenberg Junction and al "a
into Houston together. and perhaps
parade the streets.
II am goirr 90 see tha. the ROAD is
ma kcd from Mathis ~ Houston before
that time II have to put on special
crew TO 40 the work"
J. Thompson. Of the membership de-
partmcnt " the Old Spanish Trail As
&c alton. viii ~ M Brownsville within
few days. and viii discuss the plans.
Mr. Colu', letter says.
Iarry-Norris. president Of the Browns
willie Christian Endcavor Society. sal,
this morning that hc expects scvrra
Brownsville cars 70 90 to the Houston
convention with the caravan.
Mr. Colp has been advised 20 com
municatc with Miss Hazel NJ Ostrom
san Bcnito. district superintendent Q
the Christian Endeavor Societies.
II is expected. according to unofficia
and incomrlctc estimates that ahou
thirty or thirty-fve automobiles will r
to Houston from the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
3 SHOTS FIRED.
AT INTRUDER IN.
LOCAL STORE
City Commissioner ]. Starck
Encounters Man Mho Max
es Escape Arrest Made

John g.. Siarck. city commissioner,
manager of the W. II. lHtcgnai Hard
ware Company. IA II O'clock last night
fired three shots M man he rncount
erred ~ the store when Mr.. Starck made
lis usual visit tn the store To discon-
meet the window lights.
The man escaped through rear win
dow after almost colliding with Antonio
i;amircz and Joe Brito. employees OF the
bennett Motor Sales Company. who had
rnn ont "a Investigate the cause of lights
IN the rrar w the garage going ont. \
hnict one of those fired hy Mr. Starck
had gone through "A window and struck
rcctifirr in the machine shnp ~ the
garage Ramirez aud Hrito claim they
r. rcn7cd the man. They chased him
for some distance.
At o'clock this morning Police
Lieutenant i. l.. Armstrong arrested a
man named pearl kcndrick 20 years Old.
plumbers assistant IN the cmploye NJ the
ruteguaf company. kendrick was ar
rested at his home nj jefferson and
Fourteenth streets.
Mr.. Starrk seems 10 have entered the
front door II the building about the
NIlitf ifilf iUuN INV iltftU UUfi fiiAfAfh NV
huilding from rear window. Mr..
:Siarck noticed that lights in the rear
were out and hc started hack. About
midway of the store he encountered the
visitor walking toward the front of the
store. Mr.. Starck says that when he
Snw the man. ihe intruder had his right
hand raised ~ II ready 10 strike. Mr..
Starck could not see whether he had
ANY weapon IN his hand. however. Starck
turned and went toward the front of
the store where 80 hal n ristol in the
drawer ~ desk. AZ the same time the
Intruder started for the rec The shots
we're fired NJ the shadowv profile of the
visitor as hc went ont II window on
TIC side rf the store opposite that
through which ~ had citcred.
\ knife. believed 10 have been drop
prd by the surpassed burglar. was found
nndrr the vii dow through which he e.
rurrd
The window through which ihc entry
WIS effected is eight feet from the
ground. and the intruder stood on a
barrel ~ opening Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
BAPTISTS TO OUTLINE
PLANS FOR COMPLETING
.S75,000,000 CAMPAIGN

JACK So\NIIl.E. Fla. May ID
Iians for completing the S'5.on".on
rund of The Southern BAPTIST tnuven-
tIon viii ~ outlined and an intensive
souihwidc cam,aign laurched at a con
ference of Eariist ladies in Nashville
June - and - il was announced at
rhc convention here to-day state gen
crai secretaries viii 10 included in the
invitations 10 the conference.
The plans for forming an organization
somewhat similar 70 the one that OBJ
taircd the original subscriptions. IN
addition to The members of the conscr-
vntion commission. the president ard sec
rotary az the Womcn's Missionary Union
arL the secretaries oi other auxiliary
organizations and y few representative
pastors and laymeu. invitations will also
be- extended 10 the executive committee
of the convention. the Women Union
state Secretaries Union. editors NJ iiap-
t.st pancrs tine executive committee oi
the Laymcn's Missionary Movement and
~ ners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
Cotton GyO,Oing Like "HOmse
Afye" NOtU in HiddLgO County

ALAMO, Texas. May l9.-Thrce more
weeks Immunity from the boil weevil and
IIidalgo county will shatter all It's re-
cords for cotton production. When the
wind is still one can stand in q twenty
acre patch and hear the stuff coming.
The crop il in perfect condition al this
stage and growing like house Afire.
Poisoning is being done BY conservative
growers. who propose to take as few
ch; noes as possible with the crop that IA
To redeem money lost on vegetables. the
sale Of busters and poison being little
heavier this year than last.
Corn is also in first class shape Broom
corn ~ still being planted and the total
acreage Of this crop II fast assuming
real proportions.
Some farmers will realize on broom
corn in July and few bales Of cotton
will W. ginned that month. Cation mon
~ in sizeable chunks will begin in Aug
ust and corn money in September.
Meanwhile there is a dribble Of chick
ems. eggs. milk calves. hogs, vegetables
and melons.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
HARLINCEN COTTON
CROP Is SPLENDID,
DECLARES BROOKS

The cotton crop in the llarlingen dis
trict. at the present time. IL IN Tire I'm
est condition. according To A. l.. Brooks.
prominent truck shipper of the Junction
CITY. who was on Brownsville today. Mr.
Brooks said the acreage II the largest
ever planted in that section.
Mr. Brooks has lust returned from
Laredo whore he has been through the
onion shipping season lie said that
about 1900 cars have been shipped from
the district. and that there will bc prob
ably a few more hundred IN 90. Prices
oDened well with the beginning of ship
ping. hut a slump soon followed. 70 n
succeeded ~ anothcr rise. however. he
said. Taken all together. he believed
that the onion crop brought growers
F, fairly satisfactory profits this wear.
Taken rs a whole. the vegetable ship
ping season in the Lower Rio Valley IN
/ been disappointment, Mr.. Brooks said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
Cow Is Declared
More Valuable to
Farm Than Hog

The COW is more valuable ro the Wall
Toy truck farmer than hogs corn cotton.
This was the judges decision az San
B,nito last night following a debate on
the question. the cow 'dy being taken
Ly Paul Cowgirl. MI n. Hauscr ana II. C.
Jcssup. al NJ Sar Hcnitu. while the hogs
corn cotton. ar tho negative side Of the
argument. was taken hy ". z. Palmer,
mi. TAI. Allen and Rev. II. C. Swami. all of
Los Frrsnos community. The cow was
given the decision an the ground that its
labor was morc equally distributed over
the year, and also because il used more
ruurhagc than the hog.
Nor. than. two hundred and fifty
people heard the debate. The judges
were Paul Cottrell. J. T. LomaX and +,
=. Suhlctt, an Of San Bcnito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
Gill CASE TO
Go TO JURY ON
SATURDAY NOON
Especial to The Herald1

RAlAiONDNIILE. Texas. May 10
The custer suit against ). /. Gill com
N iudg" ault hrrr members nf tine
board II commissioners. which has been
Ia progress bcfor. Judge W. H. Hop
Kills. IN the district court siLce last
Tuesday. viii probably re- given a. the
Juy Saturday moon. attorneys ~ thr
ease believed today
Sheriff Joe Turner. q REALTORS Wit
acss. was on th" stand all OF thus
morning. tcStifyms ~ &C. the nHrchasr
NJ site fnr the county courthouse AMI
the nrard II the lHiiIiLg contract. AND
qisn ~ 10 alleged secret. or executive
nir"'. .ngs a.ii by the court.
Tie largest crowd since the trial be-
-.nn attended the hearing this morning.
ana many pcrplr were uaahlc 1" got
into the courtroom. which is temporarily
located in ihr second story OF , bnsi-
ness building pending the completion -
tho new courthouse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
DOZEN O.S. EVENTS
SCHEDULED FOR next
TEN DAYS IN HIDALCO
fSpcciaI to The Herald)

SAN JUAN. Texas. May ~. Fully 2
dozen $. D. :. benefits are scheduled to
take nlacc in Hidalgo county within the
next ten days, two of thcm to be held in
Alamo. one of them being under the aus
piccs of tho Alamo Athletic Association,
the other ~ Ne given nv the Alamo Com
munity Club.
AIRS. W J. Buttschau and Mrs Amos
Robinson. canahlc leaders of the San
Juan campaign are going to keep at il
until that towns quota j. secured.
Plans for countrywide g Put II Over "
drive arc being ratured and s. q. $
workers say that il will carry every
fiiaalgo county community over the '0n.
The first supply of S. O. S ribbons
and signs has been exhausted in every
Hidalgo county community.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
NEFF is IN FAVOR OF
AN APPROPRIATION
FOR THE TEXAS SONG

AESTI\. Texas May 10 Governor
Neff u in tavor 80 the Legislature np-
prnpriating nominal sum as prize
for thr hes; state song. III" made thus
announcement recently while "n his
Northwest TcNa~ Speaking tour AMI lat
ar repeated II when William Cunning
ham. author of My Texas" played and
san. tEiss ong for him n the Executive
Mansion. 4 v.'s Cuuuiulhain's song,
~rrg wv boy III an entertainment iu q
Wcst Texas TOWN for the Governor.
that attracted his attention Z" TcNas'
need ~ Il state eng lIr inquired about
a.. composer = that time and when
Cunn gham was ID Austin recently he
plavcd ami sang the song for the Gov
cTnor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
ATTORNEY GENERAL
PROBES GASOLINE
PRICES In TEXAS

AUSTIN, Tcxas. May 10. - The at
torney generals department today start
"a an investigation Of the fluctuations
in the prices NJ gasoline in Texas to
determine II the antitrust laws arc be-
ing violated. Attorney General Keeling
directed Special Agent Tabor 70 inquire
into the variations in gasoline prices
IN Dallas. san Antonio and Fort Worth.
Tabor n 70 visit all the larger cities
in the probe. The investigation will be
complete, Keeling said.
FORT WORTH. Texas. May l9-1he
retail price ~ gasoline was advanced Ia
twc.ty five cents Il gallon today Ivy q
mai ,rity nf the filling stations here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
l9 Seniors VIII be Handed
Diplomas Tonight-Sev-
eral Talks on Program

Dr. J. Stockton Axson, head of the de-
paItmcnt Of English a. Rice Institute,
Honston. arrived in Brownsville to1av.
and will deliver the commencement ad-
tress n. the Brownsville high school to-
night when nineteen graduates will re-
ceive their diplomas al $500 o'clock in
the hiPh school auditorium.
The stage for the commencement to-
night is being decorated and prenared for
the orrasion by the mothers Of the grad
ratc- musical and speaking program
has heen arranged in conjunction with
the commencement exercises tonight.
Miss Elizabeth Vivier, daughter Of
Mr.. anl Mrs +. ]. Nivicr. WI deliver
the valcdic'ory speech. while Miss Maura
Walker. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Walker, will speak a saluta-
torv niece.
The following is the program for to-
nights event:
Professional. ~Grccian March. Miss
Marg1ret MacConachie.
Invocation. Dr. 5. X. lIallam.
Dear Old High. BOYS Glee Club.
Salu'a'orv. The Problem II the I'M
migrant, Maura Walker.
Presentation Of Gift. Clas: of 1921,
Louise Bauer.
Acceptance. Class Of 1922. Eleanor
Rentfro.
Presentation of Senior Banner, Thur
man Kinder.
Acceptance. Glass Of 1923. Frank Good
rich.
Sing Ne To Slecp." Duet, Annie
Tucker Marian Grsham.
Valcdictory. The Genoa Conference,
Elizabeth Nivicr.
Aud Lang Syne.- Glass.
Address, DR.. Stockton AXson.
Presentation of Diplomas. Judge +. n.
Goodrich, president board of trustees.
Schools throughout the city are clos
ing today for the summer vacations 80
remain closed until the first or second
weeks in September when they will re-
sumo work for the l92223 years work.
Thomas j. Voc superintendent of city
schools annunccd this morning.
The high schools and grammar schools
have finished up all their examinations
and report cards are being distributed
today Promotions were made at the
hirh school for students 10 repor, 20 ad-
vanced classes next year.
The 1925 graduation class, those VINO
are juniors now. will contain ahoIt fifty.
the largest senior class set. Next year
juniors will have about sixty, while the
sophomores. will total around fifty, and
the freshman. forty-thrce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
EPIDEMIC OF THEFTS
OF GUNS is REPORTED

AUSTIN. Texas. May 19-There has
been nm enidcmic of thcftS of guns and
other property belonging ~ the United
States army from armorics over Texas.
said Colonel H. Stockton in charge ~
Camp Mabry These areg radually be
ing recovered hy army officers and
rangers. hc said.
Colonel Stockton said United States
army guns taken from armorics through
out Texas include one Thousand automat c
fortv-fivcs. eight hundred Colts, 1909
model: 500 Colts. 1917 model. and large
number of others. AT the above men
toned are forbidden ~ law 10 bc carried
by civilians. Stackton said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
MILLION DOLLARS
in DAMAGES SOUGHT
FROM Mine UNIONS

CITARI ESTON. ". ". May 10 An
echo of the 1919 coal strike and the
subsequent Disturbances in the south
cru West Virginia fields came today
wlrL civil SUIT against the t'niIrl
Mime Workers nf AnItr~a asking 81.
0O0.OOO in damages growing ont of ihr
shooting NJ ~ the Willis Branch fcai
rmupany's properties was filed ~ the
federal court.
Intentions were expressed also of at
taching property OF the union in Beckley
and Charleston, which plaintiffs at
torneys say was valued at Sl50.nO0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
CITY SACKED,
MEXICAN war
Head TOSCENE
tEy The AssocIated Press

MEXICO CITY. May 10. Secretary
of War Scrrano. who hastily left tn
capital upon receipt Of reports of the
sacking of Frontcra. state OF Tabasco.
by three hundred rebels under Jose Sc
govia. boarded gunboat AZ Vera Cruz
and ~ On his way 70 the scene 81 the
trouble. 4 war office statement says
that Scgovia's forces were surprised and
defeated this morning az las Pa!mas
while celebrating 4 victory. Several rch-
els were killed and Others captured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
EFFECT OF SUBSIDY
On EXISTING TREATIES
BEING INVESTIGATED

WASHINGTON. d. G.. May 10. - The
opinion ~ thc state department a. 70
whether any provisions NJ the admins
tration of the shin subsidy bill would
violate existing CONNIE rcial treaties will
be sought hy the senate commerce and
house merchant marine committees which
meet today "a conclude joint hearings
on the measure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
DR.. AXSON HERE To Negotiate
TO ADDRESS '22FurtheronM.
CLASS OF B. L. 5. E. Unifyfing
rRv The Associated Prcss)

nor SPRINGS. Ark. ,iay 10 Is at-
iitud, on unifitaiioL dctrrm::cl. the
general rnufcrriicc Of a., M.Inodi ft
Episcopal Church. South ,,lay began
what is expected to he tie nnal ,ap of
its session here.
The question If uni!irl.i"l was Gis-
posed nf ~ thc cnnfrrcnr" last night
when il adopted majority report re-
commenting further negotiations with
the uorthcrn hr;.uch of th" Methodist
.nurch through 4 joint commission a.
have liberty D; q, lion III regard % ar
rIvlng nj plan
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
READY FOR GARNER TRIAL

HEAI MONT. Texas. May ID Pre-
limit aries were completed by both sides
IN the Impeachment cS.sc against Sheriff
Garner. Selection ~ jury was cN-
pcctcd w begin this afternoon.
Garner answered scventy-thrce ques-
tions regarding the Ku klux klan yes
tcrday for evidence in the trial.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
TO HOLD HEARINGS
~ Tho Associarcd PrrsSl

HOUSTON. Texas. May l9-Exam-
ming hearings in the cases of Mrs.
Laura Sims a.d her brother Earl
Beaver charged with murder III conncc-
tion with the killing of w = Sims a
week --9 at Goose Crcck. have hcru
set for tnis afternoon The two were
arrested Wrdr csdav NJ Waxahach ami
brought here late Thursday. Eoth made
statements in connection with the
ease
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
RUSS DROP OF MILK"
SOCIETY TO ERECT
STATUE TO AMERICA
fRv The Associatcd Pressi

LODI. May 10 \ monument com
mcmnra,in- American relief work dome IN
this riiy Il II ~ erected during the CONT
ing year. according Ia plans announced
hy tho Kropla AIlcSa C''Drup of Miik'l
sncirtv. an orgai iyaiion fer the feeding
VI babies. EiShnn Tymirniccki. head NJ
nv Catholic Church here. is leading the
movement.
LODI is the largest manufacturing city
IN Poland aud suffered 50 badly during
ana after the war that American relief
work had "a bc done here on large
scale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
MOB DISPERSES
AFTER BURNING
GEORGIA NEGRO
INV The Associated Press,

DANiSBOEO Ca. Nav l3. The mob
which burned Charlie Atkins, II. a negro.
a. the. stake yesterday dispersed today
apparently satisfied that Atkins alone
was responsible for the death of Mrs..
III zabeth Kitchens, mail carrier, VINO was
shot to death on roadside. Before
his death Atkins is Said 10 have i'm
plicated John Henry Tarver, another
negro IN the crime. but after searching
fu. Tarvcr for several hours the quest
was abandoned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
.KU KLUX COUNCIL IN
TEXAS TO BEAUMONT

WACO. Texas May 10. - Judge Erwin
T. Clark general counsel in Texas for
the Ku Klux Khan. left here today for
Beaumont. judge Clark would not say
whether hc would take part IN tho case
N Beaumont involving the sheriff of
Jefferson county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
INDICTMENT OF DEATH
CAR DRIVER is ASKED
BY STATES ATTORNEY
AEx The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. H.. May 19-Indictment
of John Miller. alleged driver OF ths
death car from which two policemen
we're fatally shot in diorders attributed
by the police To labor troubles will be
asked by States Attorney Grove. The
police today continued questioning a
suspect arrested In an effort 10 locate
Charles Daudzauskus and Fleeter Stan-
lev. Iamed 10y Miller as the tther oc-
cupants of the car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
INQUIRE INTO THE
VALENTINO-H
WEDDING In MEXICO
tBv The Associated Pressl

los ANGELES, Cali. May 10-lnves-
t.gaiiun into the marriage ot Rudolph
Valentino. the film actor "a NInfrcd
lluluut. was 10 b. carried today Ia Mex
icali. Lover California. where the ccrc-
nrry Was performed Saturday. District
Atiurnrv Mooiyinr PLAN cd a. 20 10 th"
M,xi an town 10 determine whether cri-
minal proceedings on the groufds Of
hgamy should be taken against Naian-
tinu.
Los ANGELES. Cal. May 10. - Two
detectives representing Los Angeles
county district attorneys office. were on
their way to MrXicaii today 70 invcsti-
gate thr reported marriage ~ Rudolph
Valentine. Noolwine's deputy abandoned
the plan Of going in person.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
SEMENOFF ORDERED
RELEASED; DECISION
OF COURT REVERSED

NEW YORFS y. Y. May l9-Gcn-
eral Grcgoric Semcnoff. former Ataman
M th" CussaokS. was ordered released
from arrest t,d day hy the appellate divi-
Sin. az The supreme court which re-
versed TIA" decision of Justice Dele
LantY.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
four CATHOLICS
TAKEN OUT OF
HOMES, KILLED
tBy The Associated Press>

EEI.FANT, ireland. May ~ Four
mcN aIl Catholics. were dragged from
their hctr- III Desert Martin. Comfy
Derry. early today and murdered. llaIf
OF the village was burned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
ECONOMIC C0NFERENC EADJ0URNS TODAY
EDISON URGES U.S..
TO ACCEPT F0RD'S
OFFER FOR SHOALS
fRy The Associated Pressl }

WASHINGTON, u. C.. May ~. Ae-
ceptancc by the government % Henry
Ford offer for development Of Muscle
Shoals projects was recommended 70
members Of the senate agricultural com
miftcc in conference last night by Thorn
as Edison, whc recently surveyed the
Alabama properties in company with
Ford.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Saturday partly cloudy.
r~ht ta fresh southeast wirds.
Maximum temp. yesterday $1,000. 81
Minimum temp. yesterday ...-..... g
Farcm'frr .....-..-.-.- - go
Temperature at noon tcday ....-....9O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
Your Buying Problem

The merchants buying problem translates itself quick
L. your buying problem. What our merchants have
been do through wise buying to money for
YOU told day by day in the Herald advertising col
umns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
WAVES HEARING ON
MURDER CHARGE, Is
RELEASED ON BOND

Waving cxami' alton in tho court "
Justice of the Peace Howard Muller,
lose NilIrgas Mcndcz charged with
having Killed I.ibrado Salinas on May
If. was released today on $1,000 hotd 20
appear M the next term Of the Grim
inal district court which convencs III
Srrtrmhrr.
Mcndez. better known aS Joe lsiyas
is alleged in have shot nrd killed "a
Iinas following n dispute M a danrc.
WASHINGTON. u. c. May l9.-Ne-
-oiiati,rs NAV b. conducted simultan-
cnnsIy with Fra-ce and Great Britain
fur funinr the war debts ~ these nn-
tInns ~ the United States, 1t was saiJ
today at the treasury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
WILL RENEW LABORS ON
june IS AT THE HAGUE
(By The Assoeiated Press)

GENOA. May l0-The economic con-
ferrnre. one ~ the greatest political
gathering n Europe's history. which
brought here representatives of thirty
four nations. adjourned nj 1:15 o'clock
this afternoon after six weeks Of mo
mcntous deliberations. Its labor will be-
gin anew az The Ungue on June 15.
The conference adopted the report of
the economic commission which con
taiLs cuust rurtiyr recommendations for
the reorganization of Europe. and adopt
ed arrangements for The Hague confer
cnc- u lroclaimed the famous men,
aggression pact which il il hoped viii
he followed with a permanent Enropeon
y-acr pact.
GENOA. AMY 10-Dayid Lloyd Geor-
e. ~ Great Britain in his valedictory
speech ~ the Genun economic conference
today said that the conference had gath
cred fine crops: namely:
The meeting to he held at The Ha-
que
Tho nnn-nggrpssion pact.
And the reports of the finance, traus-
port and economic commissions which.
he said. Justified the holding Of the con
ference.
lie warned the Russians not % pre-
sent doctrine in reputation Of debts
il they desired TO succeed.
The Russian delegation is remaining
at Rapallo for a few days 10, continue
negotiations on the Italio- Russian com
nrrcial treaty. which may be signed be-
fore their departure
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-05-19
BUILDING STEEL

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