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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22
AT BREAKFAST

Jim, ! wish that you would
show . little more Life when we
have callers in the evening. The
only things you said last night
were Glad to meet YOU and
Goodnight I guess that every.
one who looked at you must have
thought that we were staging
some kind of q tableau.
What do I care II you would
rather smoke your pipe! You suck
on that old thing like an old maid
taking her first drink of gin.
And look at the smoke on the
walls! The wallpaper looks like
Sir Walter Raleigh's coat after
the Queen shined her shoes on it.
I don't know how you expect
us to be popular in social way
II you Insist on sitting in the cor.
ner all evening like an oyster at
a clambake. The only time you
spoke to anybody was when Miss
P9iffle asked you II you were in.
terested in DR.. coue's new theory.
And you certainly made a fool Of
yourself when you told her that
you hadn't been sick In fourteen
years. You'd better buy 4 book
on etiquette on your way home
tonight ~s ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22

The smaIl-town devil who wants
you to marry him in order to re-
form him.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22
RADIO
TQDATS
PROGRAM

NAA-NavaI Radio Station, Airing
tOn-5,529 Meters.
S:45 p. INLAY and feed market,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
$50 p. m.-Daily market, grain.
10 p. m.-Weather forecast.
Radiophone-435 Meters.
3:45 d. m.-Weather report.
4:05 D. INLAY and feed.
AIS p. m.-Dairy products.
S:05-S:20 p. m. Personal ny:
giene."
1905 p. m.-weather report. daily
and Sunday.
SPARK, $50 Meters.
IL m. and 10 d. m.-Time signals.
1901 p. m.-Weather report, ship
orders and naval press news.
WJH-WilIiam p. Boyer Company.
27S Meters.
8 to p. m.-Market reports.
Music.
WRC-Radio Corporation Of Amer.
ica-469 Meters.
D. m.-Children's hour by Mar
I'm. m. 1.-THE d. C. Sunday
School Convention" by W. w. Milan.
s:10 D. m.-Song recital by Helen
:. Bury, soprano.
$40 o. m. Piano recital by
George Dixon Thompson.
S:s5 f. m.-Spng recital by Mary
Helen Howe, coloraturs soprano.
$3.50 p. m. The Bureau OF
EthnoI5gy, What 1t Is and What
1t Does" by J. Walter Fewkes,
chief OF the bureau.
D. m.-Piano recital by George
Dixon Thompson.
9:10 o. m.-Song recital by Mary
Helen Howe, coloratura soprano.
$50 p. m.-Violip recital by Ken
Meth Douse.
GAS /. m.-Piano recital by Marie
n. Spur.
10 b. m.-Song recital by Herman
Fakler. barytone.
1e:Ih p. m.-Concert by the Har'
monious Quartet.
Chesapeake q Potomac Eel
phone Company. A69 Metera.
Eastern Standard Time.
Silent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22
FAVORTTES

y Z ? = ~ - sss
The small-town devil who wants
you to marry him in order to re-
form him.
The romantic chap who wants
you to elope to South America
With him. but hasn't got the price
Of railroad ticket to the next
town.
The generous fellow who wants
you to meet some of bis rich
friends, but never gets around ID
the point Of introducing you to
them.
The conceited simp who flirts
with every new girl he meets and
expects you to welcome him with
open arms when he gets ready to
come back to you.
The would-be comedian who uses
every social gathering as an OPP
portunity to take the floor and give
an representation of Harry Lauder.
The brilliant conversatfonalist
who tells the same stories every
day in the week and expects you
to throw a fit laughing.
The dumbbeIl who parks in your
parlor until 3 o'clock and then
blames you because he is late to
work the next morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22
GlandOgen Provides Simple Method
of Taking Glandular
Treatment.

DIR. Serge Voronoff, an interna-
tional authority on Organotherapy,
has said: THE brain, the nerves.
the muscles, as well as the liver,
the kidneys and all other organs,
would be incapable of playing any
useful part without the aid of the
glands. The functioning of our or
gans is no more than the activity
of our glands, and when the bodily
functioning is disturbed, the cause
In most cases should be sought, not
in the condition of the organ itself.
but in the condition Of the gland
which controls it,"
Men and women who are weak,
run down and utterly exhausted
Noth mentally and physically should
-ry to increase the activity of their
-ital glands. Science has prepared
gland treatment in simple com
pact tablet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
is a highly concentrated, laboratory
tested gland compound. combining
the elements of important glands
OF healthy young animals with
other efficacious ingredients. Gland
ogen, the original gland tonic, can
be obtained at all Peoples Drug
Stores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-22
The Truth About
Glands

Physician Tells Why Vital Glands
Properly NOurished Are Necessary
to Life and Health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
EDUCATORS MEET AT
BISHOP THURSDAY

The Gulf Coast Educational
meets in Bishon. Texas, Thursday q
this week with An unusually inter
estirg Drbglnm featuring such men
rs Fx-rrcsidcnt Robert +. Vinson Of
TIE University Of Texas, VI. b. BIZ
z,ll, president .of L. & NJ. College.
:. NJ. ~ Mars. state, superintendent,
and others.
County Superintendent =. u.
Frnnamer has sent cat written no.
ticcs 10 all teachers in the county
urging them 20 be present especial
Is since the Valley is to entertain
the association next year. and the
meeting i expected 10 be held at
Brownsville.
The meeting will last until Satur-
dav. and includes one address
Thursday nish' and number Of
addresses on FRIDAY and Saturday.
Many educational matters ~ imrnr-
tance viii be considered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
TWO MENl
ARE EIARO0NED ON
PADRE isle SHORE

CDRrt$ CHRISTI. Texas March -.
\ searching party lsff Corpus Christi
yesterday sor TSdrr Island in hunt
far Captain X g. Sfarner and John
Si1rhuck. son ~ Dr >iaThn,k IT this
rifv. v h. veni 1" ihe island last Netlne-
day on fishing rip. and have nor h"rn
heard from sint" The men were ~rhesi
u.ed To- retara Frilsr evening.
IN attempt was made fo reach TIE
island SUNDAY bu, du" 1" the tigh winds
TN. i,av was TOO rough AMI this attempt
wnS ealled off However. another re-
cue party. headed hy 'Aritim Poland
and joined l.y y i;iinber # members Il the
hradeuartc-~ rumprrr liiSl infantry.
"s this ciiy and nf Will ! company tap-
tain Sfrsner IN The head. left tnrrr-
Christi Nondav
II was said yesterday that the vessel
used q, Captain Siarner md Siarhurk
On their "trip ~ ~ island WAS ar i~-'n"'
power boat Belief was expressed that
The li@h sra~ ~ the last few days pre-
vented III. inen from making their re-
intn ir.r 10 Corpus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
IMMIGRATION
N EN- BRING IN
THREE GERMANS

Mounted siuAr.~ Roy vi lIarrrl and
John i'eaxy la-i vrek arrested shr."
German aIssnS in Fait1Irria~ ~hDri IN ~
ter the same gtIarr~ arrested fonr alien
Turks These sirrntEn~ have hern
brought t. his 'iiv and are now in The
c"ruiy jaiI awaiting d-rnrtaiirn pre-
cesdin-~ nr are waiting trial On charges
"r violation VI immigration lau~.
k"Ha Lopez. whn Was dris"rfcd la~i fall
~ an undesirable alien. ha~ been ar
rYstei again. according ~ chief RreM-
~fcg h;- time at I"uns IVY lrinizra-
fipn 'iua'd~ Ianie~ ,'-tinaham. ir ard
Robert Dsinarsky w lliialrp She Nv
III the vpnnuv iail hrrr anil VIII ~ pre-
secuted III federal court for criminal
viniariuH NM Immigrant laws.
The lcwer Eio ';randc border is prev
inr anihir- irir \ safe ri:,rr CIR th.
aliens 20 Smngse themselves into ths
'uitr.i STATES. a. tiIr records uf recent
months insiicate. \ clcSe watch j. heine
maintained IN thr intmiErafsrn men ai
aii points in this district. and il i he-
lryed that very few aliens. rSre-isll,
these from Europe have succeeded in
getting w their vigilance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
WEATHER CAUSES
FALLING OFF in
TRUCK MOVEMENT

HiRLTNGFN. Texas. Nerch 2a.--
Truck movements fr March IS ard ~
show falling off over the shipments oi
March II ard IL. On NJ oh 1. 'here
were th.riy'wo ears shipped wnslc on
March - .hesc ver. o.iy twenty five
.Ass left the VALLEY Truck ccr;;nues a.
hold up in quality due possibly % Ire
fine truck weather ,l.et TIC Valley has
leea cypsrjc. cir~ tbs season D1sing
The rai-y sraron IL u@S reported Nv
soric of ilr commission ,nen that they
lost scrre ears of vcretahlrs dae N the
IL rsp condition eausing ro. 70 appear
:na rroilinr tn whole Ger - come ir-
staHees
Sh pmc~tS ooin~ toward Nondar
Nrfr Is fntic.vs: San Bcn;,o and Wc-la-
- skirred ane err o: mixed veget. b,es
srA Mercedes shipped two ears: San
Bsn;'o Ia Fsria. Donra. pharr. NcAl-
ler ard Mission each shipped one err o.
eahbnPc: Saa Bcrito. Harl.ngen.
Comhc, and n Fera each shippcd orc
c.r of bee.s end carrots aud Ncrcsaez
'-Zh'rrca nire cars ard Wes.aco shrrca
two ears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
GOVERNOR NEFF
FILES APPROVAL.
new MEASURES
Wil|acy County Tax Collec-
tion Bill is Among Measur-
es Approved and Filed by
Governor
tEy The Assorins..i Press,

AUSTIN. Texas. March 2l.-- Governor
Neff TODAY filed with the Secretary al
State. with his annroVal the Wood sen
ate bill. passcd at the rscen; session.
appropriatinr si50.00n to meet doficicn-
eies in the state department, funds. in
curfrd ~ the past two years. The bill
became effective Immediately
Coverrn- $eff si-o filed the Hiil nro-
vid.nF for the collection % delinquent
taxes in Willacy county
He also filed the houec resolution
urging him 10 decline to accept IN. res
irnation es X. T.. Thompson. of FL Paso.
"a commissioner r. ON Texas 10 confer
with representatives Of Now Mexico and
the federal go-crnnent relative to the
division af thr waters of the Peco~
river. Neff has not announced his uroh.
able aetioa IN the matfer.
Other measures filed irclude rcsc-
luton urging tbs governor 10 rec IN the
procla nation calling speeai session
and he reorgan.zs. .ton 81 the thirty
fifth district court compoaed al Prove.
Coleman. Coneho. i ieCullourh MI
EpuEclls counties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
wE.THE. CONDITIONS

There was l;t.ic change in trnrera-
ture over Texas since Yesterday morn
ing except IN the northwestern ard cx-
,renc no. .hcrn port o.s where il is con
s;acrahly warner This NOR ing. killinr
f.osts and freezing Temperatures occur
red over the entire eastern half OF the
stat. except on the very immediate
coast where il arp1 rcr'ls- rrTn.. ..'ned
sInndv ycr.e.Aav ard last night. In this
vie nitg tho cicuds were rather heavr
anl iaw rarticnliy rii nif..t ard acted
v.r. much Ike blanfci ir hpitin. the
tempe. aisirr np during 'he n'rlt. here
beng range 81 o7iv - ae~rce
th-orrhost the righs. Killing f~a7tS nnd
sr.ezi G icnnerasnrcs ocrnvrrd also
tnro-eho-.. the haiarce of fhs Guif and
snu'h Aila-'ic states excov' Florida
Frce~ ;nr. Temperatures -rrchcd ~ The
verv cnrs's IL Alabama. North arf
corih Caroiinas anj a portion of 'h"
Georgia coa.' The rrec'r'.s lem aDrirr
The las, q hours v.s corf'ncA rr0stlv
~ the i.>,.nrd-a a.r Aii.aiic eo-' exccn'
far sore l;"ht 'orei !. ows r'rh Occur
r.s also y Minr,So.a. South naho'a, md
U~0niif.-.
The lowes' trnpr-a'nrc la~. ~icht az
y. e.~s-o~- - ~s-fi fre:m . ~ Hous-
80, .rg TIE ~ ~ n rr,yt-gv sic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
POLO TOURNAMENT
Ar LAREDO ENDS in
TIE; EACH MAKE IS

Dire to 'he weather condition the
polo tourramert a. i.1refo cnded W.,
w isris or ar to hs winner. fha 18th
,aval tean taking ~. ftaf ccn'ct. !
70 y. and 'hc sih Casaifs team uinai'.r
'tr accord. ~ to X
According to thr assrrr4en' hciorr-
hand cur was M -o 70 ihe fenn ana~a-
i-r tnc efgaicst nGnt.r W. points. rnt
shc scores made ~.vr each tcan aa
cquai number. The FIRST game WIS ?ls.
Ia Friday. th- sr~nnA Saturday hld the
ihirs was nreverted 81 a.couui ~ y sh
Wind
The office who loft For. Brown a.
take patt ir the Tournament wil return
tonso row Ihcx arc Captain Nirffca
IIouahfcn. Errcf Y Dukes and l.icu'cr-
ant HALEY G. MaadeN
tt. lud.viAua errifr trf ihr frf~t
game waSs ilouGhtor A l.oynweli- N
Maddox 4: Harrtcr. i: The Twelfth
cuvai4v t.am ientcs.afed 'Ae cn nhi1e 4
fo ces " For. Brown and Font R.rseold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
ECONOMIC uses
FOR HOSPITALS
NOW SUGGESTED

WASHINGTON. h. c. March -
.nmcGiair formulation of SOME definite.
plan g. determine the fifnr. eeaunini,,
uNes f"r the federal g"vernmcnrS vast
hospital facilities il urged ifs fh- board
- csncultarf> an DISQUALIFICATION ia its
report Submitted ~ Secretary Mellon
re LDHfd suggests that The ve"sl ef
evolving plans ME- centralized in some
federal office anil that The problems be
made the subject of close scrutiny in
order that the war and post war expeH-
di.rir> for this purpose may NOS be
wasted Tho hoard also recommends
sciC~ plan III cooperation between the
federal government aai ihe states 20
ii axe hospital practices Uniform through
anf The .runfrr. and al~n HgGcsf~
TIA: thr hospitals. when ih. pre~grf use
is su longer n-rc~~art. hc Transferred
t6 ne national home fsr disabled splnH-
f--s soldiers tn the fnpii~ health ss-
vi,e and far mar.;se bases ~ e. tie
,fafr~ ~ part ~ ihris htalIh and well
fare eyniplo.ri
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
POULTRY AND EGGS
HIGH AT Ell PASO

I'll PASO. Texas. March ~ Farm
ers and noni'remcn y and around FL
Paso get twice w much for eggs az
poultrvinrn in any other part nf the
= ate. acco ding ~ r. ". kzzmcicr. FOR
MGR poultry huShandnian of the Texas
Agricultural ard Nre~a ical College. ~
College Station. Texas, who has been
visiting farms in this section. r. paso
chicken rascrs get ~ cents ~ i5 cents
ia the srrirg fer fheir eggs when others
-cf ~ i2 20 20 cents. ~ said AL other
times of s.e vear arices are corresrond-
irgiy higher for eggs In ~ paso. he
said
Knzririrr urY,d roal.fyr4r'- ~ ore r.
izp nml farm Observation-Disclosures to
>cII chielcr ara c..v- ~ The carloaj TOT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
ROY MITCHELL IS
SENTENCED TO
DEATH At WACO

NNh Texas. MIr.iI 20 Roy Nh
chell negro. Hls convicted Df The
Saying M Mr. Ethel il.nrramp "a the
night ~ January ~. ard given The death
sentence by rhr jury Valay. The jury
was "ni less than iolr minutes.
Mitchell was previously convicted ana
~rnfcn.rd q, death far The killing vi "
~ ii"n. Mrs rrilef-amp~ companion.
The rf.Nd rhferr'i 'ae verdict. despite
tlr tsU~t admnniliuiI. The defendant
showed p" em"tinn when ihr lcfui.f was
announced.
Mitchell refused rr take ih- stand
saving that II w"nla do Il. good y
ihrv- ether .a~r~ against Mitchell are
sei lur ifia next week
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
TRUCKS GROWERS
NEAR CORPUS ARE
HIT BY FREEZES
rr 1hr Assor;rted rrrssN
conrTS CHRISTI. Trxas. Mar.l

tff.Af = f-ftt-~i Y. tfNtt. RtHft-t u
T'rmaHe rn III" earumhcr crnr IN this
s"r''o 'or Amounting 10 a'pruximafeiy Slru
Geo v.is caused M the freev. Sunday
nieti. u was estimated Yesterday hy 10
rai urnTlrc dealers
There We're hetwecn Snu and | mn
acres III rnriiuihsr- planted III this see
iinn. produce ,icaier~ said nnA The frc@ze
h.Sirnvci ihi~ pr"n entirely l'rasrert~
had hccn bright FIR The curif@l.rs he
cause ~ The fact that w. Florida ,li
cunhcr c.np had hcen DESTROYED hv cold
weather about tNn week age. Have, er.
with SUNDAYS freeze. the crop in this
,iriyi's viii ~ nnt la'- nnw.
u Il understood that \ number NJ 'u-
cuWheF growers win rr-p.ant another
crop.
Light srei.s If snap hesn~. okra. to-
matnr~ AMI either -rni,~ w.r. wiped rut
y, 'he freezc. proiuec fl"a'ers said. AMI
II was estimated that fhr trtal l"~s IN
truck nr"an.tS in hiding the ,,i.,insher
crop. uuuId wv nrnnnd Si.l unn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
ODD FELLOWS OPEN
DALLAS CONVENTION

DALLAS Texas. March % The s3rd
annual convention nj Tin Toxns grand
lodge 81 the lndcpcndcni prdcr ~ Odd
Fellow, wa. orcncd here yesterday with
approximately i.Ooo Old Fellows end
Rrtehahs I'M the cfty The Odd Frlicws
held business session during yes'cr
day morning ara III an afternoon session
new off rcrs we Installed. Thesr Off
ccrs were elected at last years con-
ve' zion. il heire the custom ~ inc Odd
Follow to elect their etficefS y vcrr i'll
advance. The convention will last four
davs
The Rv.ekahs arc also In arruai ses
Sos, hvvc .os~y. gh.y elected officers ~
'hr secession Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
DISMISS CASE
AGAINST K. X.
KHAN LEADER
M. TL. - 49, I,rr.s ]

TRIEGFiELD. Ohio. Nareh ar Mo-
Sons bv the defense IL dismiss the d.
feacart. return the prone iy seized aEd
throw oat all the evidence and teArimnr N
Of. red q, n. state Aa~ sustained ;oaav
~ Iudgt Davis II police court. in the
etc. and orgariseF. who was chs get
win riotuuz conspiracy.
The jucgp said the prosecution might
desire 70 take tho crsc ~ the granc
iasv on ~ can Initiative Corsner ~as
N rested Ia noiic. raid oA the kian
headcn.r'cfs o. the night ~ February
i.. vsiun Che foaks. papers. rc1aiia and
other ait,@los heitrs.ng 10 tie kian vcsc
seized
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
INCREASE IN TAX
FOR PENSIONS TO
COME TO A VOTE

Af'SIlN. TeNaS. Narch 2n. The
qnr~fiun III increasing rhr Confederate
ncrsien tax from five r. seven cents
pcr <iLn property valuation viii ~ ~nh
niittpd IN n vnie NJ the peNrle under fhe
terms W thc Doyle senate resolution
al,t..nvr.l Inn Governor Nrff md iiiets
with the Srrrctsrs III state today. TIL"
in nrra~. tsx would permit nm increase
n Confederate pensions w said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
CLOUD BLANKET
SAVES VALLEY
FROM DAMAGE
Rio Crande Valley Practical
ly Only Part Of South Not
Damaged by Hard Freeze
Last Night


p'""'' was M act ~ i'rcvIdrn''"
~" a'''u KS 'ah's from Aiiiins
'i"s' 80 nAn'- Wa TBS ~'At fmrl'
~ 'n ''o' 'n'"s "'a,hrr ''sef'
~. -, . r'-'
49, 'at'"uN i'
pas nv Dnro n'a'"~.
m. D'aHA'' III ''o"as MD'h covered
~ '"''t W. 'he Wy uV"s 'ha' sa''"
"r- '''" '"Fa l"n vf"Arh away iur
'N" i'''nrS M '1ni'lea' tne 'fwtesa-
'",' NoAN' ii''' ufoPr"" ofi''N irrr1inx-
- - II" asf.'"s "he ivr 'hs
'"H't ."""Nai'nA ~ aAiity residents
N'r- watching rs sky Tearing that ~
'"'"n ''A"hS N""" pttak sway anu fhey
'fai~ru 'na' n 'ns event. I'M c'ona-
~ "i@ ,'"'r1 snr aii.s la'ih"rs ""u'l
r''"''.s .''s' ",'..vi'~ II a''''alS Wiz III
,,... -, .
$3.50
in" 'hfrhHuheter ar"ireh M fi IN thr
'""' "'"'hef pul'su a""u' O'Clock
h~t hflhi- ana did not vary "n- degree
curing me EiSE'- s''sh' rain leu
a".'t 7 "''"'A. snl fhr n"rth gaze drop
'"a n" SA-nt "seezr' ~ 'aFonsh-
on '"' 'h'Fr hi-ht fiu'idS covered
IA" SAY rr"F'niifs >efions drop 10
~" temperature vr the formation w
sr">i. ~ T. o'clock there was a slight
Irrdk NV The clouds IN this vicinity. hut
rhis lasted oEiy q tfw minutes and they
scsiI.d d.wm ~ dense a. ever, and rh-
Ssicnd blanket remsir-d over the Valley
un.i .iis'.Tf ~ orloeN this morning.
Their. ar. frr neopl. Il, th@ yHilrr
Who realize what th.. Vale, esca,...d.
Air ~rhn.rhn,..h ~aid. The cl-,d f.auk
v hirh p.ots,rcd the ynile. extended
along ftr f.nif p.ast from New Orleans
fa ErawnsFlise extending sriand only
few mils~. ara in all -rsfiuns where
tle Ky Sicsred sicr. we're hard fse~zrs.-'
When the reports raru. I'M rnis morn
ing from either sections of the siale it
was III fir~t feared taat th- urpsr narr
III rh- Valley lad been hit, bnt telephone
messages gave the assurance thar the
clouds had covered tile entire fane,. ard
that there has been lfrt'c w NV .lanar..
The weather nan rr>trrtr. cave
.v.sy Indication hat he sky would
,l.ar before ninhffan ani about ~nn-
down ~. ,-ls.llss apesfea u ~ di~sirar-
ins. hnf SLIGHT change IN The wind o.
Cured aud the clouds became more
dense.
Reports perceived This ,norp;r., ;ndi-
cate thar killing frosrs orrurrrri from
HohSfaWn north ard thar great dauta-.
was done ~ III crops Throughout INV
state. the .arI, frusk .ran has t..n
practically dr~trarrd fn S.nrI Texas.
with the execution ~ the Rio s:rand-
IaIl,.. indicating that rh. .upply of
early vegetables viii not he equal "a the
demand.
-Th. Hrown~viII. weather bureau has
proved III value ~ The vali., thls win
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
CENSUS BUREAU.
REPORTS ON 1922.
COTTON GINNING

WASllNGTON. -. NJ Iarch ~ Tho
AIt.'.au 80 tta cop = 1922 wa, placed
at @..bl s.T r.vaiant of 500 pound
bales Is III. cen 5 burcau's fiaal gin
". IN ports which were ISSUED III NJ
ri mine. Tle Dsp.itrsent o; A. icui-
tu"r cs'ir.a.-i thr crop III a9fiuou last
Dctfmhc,
.Hr bureau r-ry- .ea g.72a.eis running
h~'es nclu'!ra iIaiS2 bales counted aa
half bales: a27si Ancrican- Ecy qtioa:
a.i25 ScA island. ard ss6i. which gin
n-fs essif.S:d vouid he TIL ned oai ar
t-r fhe NAreh canvas
The 1922 cot'cn Crop IN Texas sfas
t.I-5.-1- nalr~. 4 tn, Louis. ana crop
was .5s. Acc bales.
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LABOR CONFERENCE
NOT YET CONCLUDED

ATSTIN. Tcvus. March 20. State
Labor Commissioner Myers returned to-
day oni n conference n var,nu- parts
cf 'hr STATE in company with !. H. Com
nell federal comm~ s.nrcr The corfer-
cncrs have bean hell s;th view ol
settling The differences bctwccn he rail
road officials and the workmrn rcla-
tive 70 ~" settlement 81 the shop strike.
~ stated that the negotiations have mo-
been concluded
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
lrMDERMEN MEET
LHv Thr A..neIatrl rre.al

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March ~ !um-
lei nrr from Mil sections nr the cour-
try declared ~ ~ the greatest nul1-
her eyer assembled NJ onc time weFc
here last night for the opcairg today
of the annual convention of the South
crr pine association. which Thursday
viii hr followed hv the aarral ennver-
on nf the Nat onai Lunbc, ManHfsc.
turcrs' association The latter embraces
|, serional ORGANIZATIONS. Arrangements
havr been made ID entertain 1000 dcle-
gates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
LYNCH LETTER Is
GIVEN PUBLICITY
BY FREE SKATERS

DI'l:l IN. March ~ 4 letter pur-
ported IL have been written hy Liam
I .vnrh TIE republican army leader. ~
Joseph Mr,:arrify ~ Philadelphia. wa~
fn..sir r4hii. I'm shr Free state govern
meni today The letter urged the vita,
Importance ~ h consignment III arms
arriving a. soon a. possible.
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Cameron County
- - - - -
Islands Used for
- -. - - -
Bird Propa cation

Bv he A-9CclNffd FrcE-.l
AUSTIN. Teas. March .o.-Thc
state land cemni- ;oner l. author
ixed to lease three islands in Big
boa SoS.cis. the national assoc alton
IN. the rr..e .eIrasion of bird life
for the proEa~atlan Of birds IN Tex
-. und~r the pro-, .sions of the Pari
bill.
Ih.- hill WA apprused By Go.ern-
ar Neif tods, and filed with IN.
..rrretar. III tate. II becomes effer.
ti.c Immediately.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-20
ABANDON MURDER THEORY

DALLAS. Texas. March %. Officers
investigated, the death or William
ffrrndon. the blacksmith. who resided ~
P;enhardt. ard vho vas found fatally
Injured arar hi- hninc Snush RI thr
Erekrer Orphans Honc Friday. have
alrardnrrl thr theory NJ murder. Shrr-
III Harston anncsncei ihat the inquiry
" Heated that lTrrrdon h3i fallen from
a Lr'fre
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WILL CONTINUE PPcrE.
OF HOODED ACTIVITIES

BATON ROUGE. L.. a'arch .a--At-
torrey Gcnrr:i caso To-Day reported
personally ~ Cove rNr Parker thc rr-
salt ~ he Norchnrsr parish gan
iar-'s invc : igotior i;'to ~ ~ctv'''ei ~
hooded hrrdS in tar rrrsh Neither the
GOVERNOR rnr the af'c pcy general would
discuss their conferrr,c-
'The state has irri bcgun 10 fi~h;.
snil ( nrn "Ji-st what stems we will
take We do not cara 10 Announce"