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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

THE PROPRIETOR MEXICAN restaurant said he thought he
otherwise remark that could made about
Mexican old last week.
When the lifted the lid off the plate of tortas
exclaimed: look at doils"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

WAC THOUGHT HE HAD LOT OF fun recently when ne
an egg plant SHE'LL then immersed the shell
ns and finally fd He took the resul
stands and the proprietor each claimed tina
couldn't think just then of its
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

Mrs. Newlywed-George. why haven
you told me before OF your past7
George wanted to save It for tn
long winter evenings.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
,JealOylsy

cts your wife inclined 10 be Jealous? ?"
"Is she! why she won't even allow
me to admire nature!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18
A PEDESTRIAN swAYING HIS a

THE TRUTH OF THE ADAGE s i'll wind that blows mt
painters reapd harvest last
renewing cloth signs advertising sales number of stores
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

THE ZERO IN THE OLD HOKUM reached
Houston window displayed
she characte
in a nearby theater.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

CANDIDATE THE SAFETY the person who
dismounts then
90 be an % side.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

BUGS" OF THE NEW YORK correspondents
really
feel lot better off, Both and ants applauded the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

pant Alamo Plaza left sign the window
without having a removal SALE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

ACQUAINTANCE WITH LAWN MOWERS being sadly and q
irgy Annans while northern ngbo continue
and ashes
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18


step the get down big hill the
oad and he drives big heavy too.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-18

PRETTY LITTLE OF KINDNESS performed recently
of the Robert B. Green school One the
qarantned each Of his owstudens him
school, motion picture and of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
RIGHT OF Way
QUESTION NOT
DISPOSED OF

Action ~ the two iurics u view on
ron,Icnniug land for rights of way w
the norfhc end of the county. whica
was to haTc been fakca yesterday. was
Postponed ard The iu.'cs viii meet some
day IN the near future and cons Ger
these matters. according 70 County
Judge Dancv who returned To + owns
vile Yesterday Afternoon following a
trip ~ TIE northern end III the county
I'm speaking Of the roads. Judge Dam
cy said they are all in fairly good con-
Sition and improving with travel al
though it is stili necessary to dgtour on
the road rorth ol iIarIinErn. Qn the way
20 Connie
Judge rancy said that The paving
ccrnnHay laid 1875 feet vf concrete yes
tcrday. which is the best that has hcen
done any day since paving started. This
brings the total up 10 considerably moe
thar N n1r feet. The company I'M trying
20 attain the 5an foot mark this week.
Judge Darcy said. and will probably 10
il before the week IL over
IA The rain last night did not harm the
roads as /; was too l~ht. County and
precinct roadS IN general are In good
cond tion and the light rain only helped
70 settle the dust.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
APPEALS COURT
GIVES DECISION
IN MANY CASES

AUSTIN. Texas. March 2i.-Thr
death penalty imposed by the lower
roc l. in the case NJ Mack Matthews .
preacher. 81 years of are. appealed from
Tyler county. was affirmed nv the cour.
VI criminal appeals today. Matthews was
accused cf killing his wife IS striking
her with wv axe while IN hed The kill
ing took place about ten days after the
cornle was married.
The life sentence 81 r. H. Mcclure n
III raso county was reversed and rc-
mandcd Mcclure was convicted nf kill
ing Miss Louise Ffentzell Reversal was
made because cf the courts comment OIL
the failuc of The defendant ~ testify
The Judgment of the lower cyurt was
affirmed III HE case % Frank and Bill
Pinkprton and Bryan Monday. appealed
frpm Fraih county They were convicted
MI marle. is connection with tho death
~ Newman Bas.ick. Bli pinkcrton was
sentenced 10 55 years. and Frank Pink
crtpn and Monday 10 30 yeaTk
he 2A year sentence o. ". r. Wilson
of S:cphfns colnfy charged with The
robbery ef \. IL n own was reversed and
rrmanhrd on the ground of insufficient
evidence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
MAR0ONED MEN
RESCUED FROM
PADRE ISLAND

GbtspI-S CHRISTI. Texas. March -.
.>hivering with cold aud maroouci an
thr north rnd w Padre F~iand for several
.iay~. four nf five fishermen were rescued
late NnnAas affrrrnrr through ,fr r
forts II fbr Nary W. the Former BOY
<.rii boat Whis has SINCE 'hrsn e'tiii'
ped with m"tur power n'.i easily nrEp-
iiatrd The rough wnierS ~ the hay I'm
.irr remmand " cAptain Williams.
t,ir u''s~r lff~inIf tr rrash t.r mr-
r.ancd fishermen faded with an"'he
vrSS.l SunsIrs afternoon. and Mcnt...> y.
a.. Starisman. owner ~ the Mary ".
sent Captain Williams rn the expedition
~ l~rrn She fair IT Captain J.. =. Sinrn.
~ ana .inln >Earl.pek. yIsn lefl The rIty
lasi "Wednesday fpr fishing "trip NJ
turnn~ i'a~s with the intention M fe-
turning FRIDAY evening Failure ~ ~
mon ~ return rau~ri anxiri, afd a~ The
days passed unra~nc~S grew which r.
suited in the futile aiten'i IF SUNDAY
captain Williams was ars.nihpanl"d cn
ihr trim IN DR. ~snrirrl. fr'h~f uf snitnF
Siarinek md - reaching the end n
the i,laud whish frrms III" south sii'
~ ih.. pasS. tie tNo men AMI the Siifai
power boat IN which they had made th'
tsit, across WAS seem fiylm@ si th'
nin~i head nf fl.~ sis'.r craf wa~ THE di~-
treSS signal. .luItering' III che r"l'
brerzr then blowing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
LIWhNiS ORGANIZE
1lUD All HARLINCEN
WITH 50 MEMBERS

lIArllNGfN. 1cNe.. March - I. +.
an Bescho, - Chicago. organize n tie
,iwYnis club Has tceu In II rlinrca for
~ i.9t several Days and ~ iuucheon
fciA nt the American Cafe Tuesday. the
rea zafion " hiwari. luh fof iiar-
i.nr-n was perfected. Fifty cAarte
nvirtris Art huais.siic ara at thr
ne.day meeting disrlnvcd much later
- W 'he purpose w 'hc orvanizatiC Cn
put forward IN Mr.. Bc~chot.
Af'c thc preliminary business session
~ risct.on ~ off flcers was held ard ~
ficcr~ were elected ~ follows "A u.
:rus hS. president: ~ n S-hafrr vice
areriacn;: H. l.. Oier. secretary; L. g.
lamiltcf. casrrcf aRd u. ". Day ma
seal director. During the luncheon Mr
Van Bcsrhnt gave = very Interesting
alk on the kiwanis as 10 it, purposes
4nd du.'es Mr Ven BcsehOt Wa yer,
enthusiastic w b. praise for the Val
ey nr. espce ally FOR iIariinncn and the
iafiirtru scr.ion.
y, nii. membership of thc kiwanis n
limited ID two mcmf crs from each pro
f,ssion or business .he membership "
rs only X y comprlso according -
w. rules Ihr regular MEETINGS will ~
tclH Nh Tuesday ~ 1890 at the Amcri-
San Cafe.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
CREDIT BUREAU MAY
.BE INSTALLED SOON
BY BUSINESS NJ { N

a. A. F-nstr fri. la@naf-r nnd os-
ganiz~r &c The Teyaf. Retail Merchants
Arsor alton. sud Joha y Drrrs W. thc
RIO q ansir valley rrfHil Merchants A.
sociaiinn ard fho Southwest Law Com
pa~y nre n Brownsville with a view of
instrsii-r a credit hr~-au .nd severed
E.arr s'llr bssire~< firms have already
S;rnified they VII support The catcr-
prise.
This is fhn sHEs- ORGANIZATION which
was rcrcrflv endorsed hy the Rie
Grande Chamber q Commerce. Heed
qua Tt,rs w the oF-anixation are main
tanned ~, Hariingen. and business frms
in practically aii Valley towns are io NJ
irg the ~ocistina ~ rendering thcir
support Among the Brownsville husi-
ness firms which arr supporting the
plan for the installation II lecai
bureau are: Mason Transfer A. Grain
Go. Cioctta Ha.d.are. Dcarrt' Motor
Sales Co. John T. Ret'cdr-r. Harry Hot
lowell (. =. NrLain ard shc Travellers
Hotel.
Mrs. Lillian naiArirrr nf EIariinrer
viii he placed Y tharee ~ tac local
busrau Y THE asSocaii0l decide upon
~ establishment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
COMPLETE TEXTS
NEW AUTOMOBILE
LAWS RECEIVED

Complete texts of ths newly enacted
meter fec laws. gasoline t.x law. and
speed laws sued ~ IL, sta.c highway
department. ha,r hecr received ut the
county tnx collectors office her" and
VIII IL used hy fhc cmrloscs of The ~
flee for auidance IN matters w 'vCis-
tration, etc.
The new law as - licenses divides
mnfof vchicles into four cl:sscs as ~
weight. from iorSc 2"ao pounds. from
2uHo ~ $500 pounds. from 3-lun M 4pHy
pounds and more than iana pounds J hs
rate ror ihc different weights is ~ ccnsr
rcr iundi cdvcipht for thr r w ciasS.
Dcenf- for the srcnnd. - cents fnr fhc
tliiI and - ce,ts FOR thc fourth. III al
.litiDn ~ this u flat rate ~ ~ > cent?
NM ,rpvwcr is charged or ali motor
vehicles.
mikes the amount oa motor We
hiel,s higher faA prey pusly according
10 ChHunrey Red nj the taN collector
off 90. The minimum charge f"F hers,
power rating ~ ST.
The text also contains The latest en-
nrtmcnts nj the ier lainfe in rcEf to
The AK On gasoline. - te charged A.
thc wholesalers ana also WY tu sprri
iaxs. The speed limit. according to tht
texts. is - miles an hour for highways
and % miles Az h,ur fos corporation
limits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
STREET PAVING
AND GLEE CLUB,
ROTARY TALKS

George IIiilyer and Thomas j. Voc
made the only talks delivered Nc tho
Rotary Club luncheon In the Travellers
Cafe today M noon. Mr.. IIillyer speak
ing on his profession. and Mr.. Voc on
the University of Texas glce club, which
Viii be here Saturday night
Mr. Hillycr gave some interesting In
formation Oh road building. dealing
with the construction of roads in the
ancient times. when hard surfncing was
done with bricks and similar materials
Hc discussed paving down 20 the pres
emit time stressinE the point In its fe-
velorment where bituminouS paving
first made it, appearance. In 1902.
fic conrlimentcl Brownsville on The
amount Of street navnr the city has nl'
down. ard said that the kind or ha~d
surface which the city streets aAr rr-
reiving is the best which can he secur-
cd.
Mr. Yor urycd every mewbrr of the
Rotary club ~ We nrrsrnt nt tho rlcr
club concert at tho high school Sntmr-
day night. statin~ sha. " = not the ques-
tion of how much money can he made WY
having a full house hit tho fact that the
s'nde~ts viii rrs~~ - Brownsville. and
should be rendered the courtesy Of bcing
able 10 put on the concert before %
crowded auditorium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
LEVEE BUILDING
AND DRAIN Plan
SOUTH OF RIVER
Engineer Asserts Flood Con-
troll and Drainage Plans
Will Not Affect Lands OH
American Side

Land owners. business men and farm
ers in the Ma;amcros district will pro.
coed with their plans for flood cont 81
and reclamation ~ large area of rich
farm lands IN that section, was tho de-
c.s;on reached rs a result of series OF
meetings which have becu held ia that
city in connection with the Matamo os
Chamber of Commerce. Work is now
nnder way on the lcvee on The McNican
side of the Rio Grande in the vicinity
OF In Fcra and the san Deaito punip
and i is understood that levee build;ng
will he pushed rs rapidly rs possible.
The lcvcc on which work j. now under
way was started two or three months
ago. nnd is designed 10 pra;ec, several
Thousand acres in that section which
have heretofore been flooded whenever
the river reached flood stage.
In connection with the lcvcc building
system Of drainage c-rals viii be
cons' ue'rd 20 carry off flood waters in
10 tn" Arroyo del Tigrc rs well as to
drain the fnrm larfs after flood irriga-
tion. Lcoroldo Prlae;os. a prominent
Ma'amcros engineer. lsss h"cn placed in
charrn ~ the lcvrc and drainage work
and Topographic surveys for the purpose
Of lo-aiing draiurre chauncls will he
made a. soon rs possible.
Tho lcvrc work sill in no way affect
the lands on The Anne lean side of the
river. members ~ The Mafamoros cham
her Of Commerce stated. Aflplr pravis-
ions will he made to take care os the
same. volume II flood waters as have
heretofore been carried BY the Arroyo
del Ti-rc. and nc lcvrcS will merely
prcver' thcse flood waters from spread
in- GU over large arc.. Gates viii 80
bu;is - The lcvccs for the purpose of
permitting the flooding of lnrsds from
irrigation purposes during h'rh water
5rd the drainaRe caralsf will proven.
th;s irrigation water FROM rvm -ininc IN
the lew places scvcval mouths. E"g'ncrrt
~fTsed az he meeting that thc slrainag"
diirhvs would rot necessarily ~ over
two nr three feet dcep nj tho fpt.prst
peint nicrrlv ruffieient Ia gel b. lt.sf tbs
is.-.ri II fherlow rlaccz IN whicif water
is Now srt.sined after every fla.,d- -
effort will hr made io l~vre She hcrd<
cf the river. IA was stated -" lescr~
parriieinr the general direction of The
sf~~em.
"By flood eortrni ard irann..c The Ma
tan.nros sec ;sr ~ no ihrrn Tamaulipa<
could fr n,ade The mos pros p~rous ag-i-
c,'sursi district IN mort hern Nevirc. and
with the. rrn'ovni of rcSttic' ors Oh he
shinricnt of Mrxic1n ens'cn through an
scrtioa of the United States arh the
opening of The port ai Point Isabel 10
give us cheaper tran~ror'afior rates. the
lands in this part of Nc~ico Will sonr
became almost - valuable MS an 'hc
Amcr'can side 81 The river" one of the
big lani owners stated this mcTring
wh"" u .caSsine the proposed improve
mcns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
LIST 81 COUNTIES
IN SUMMER NORMAL
SCHOOL AT CORPUS

CDI,I'E> CHRISTI. Texas. March ~.
The South Texas summer normal to
hr held AT Corpus Christi FROM June I
io August y. under the ar~pic'.> ~ the
Port Development aS~ociation has re-
rcivrh the Endorsement rf "a cnnnfir~
ani the Io-werk term promises 10 he
another session ~ The educators ~ the
southwestern territory embraced ~ the
counties whirh are ~ participate.
Counties indorsing the Corpus Christi
normsI and which will send teachers ~
take instruction during the term are
AransaS. tfa~rosa. Itandcra Zee. Ero.kS.
Cameron Dewitt. pinrnit Duval Fay
~tir. Irio s;olind Guadalupe. IIilalgo.
Jackson. Jim iI"Eg. Jim Wells. karnrs.
Kendall. Kennedy. kleberg. I-aSailr. La
vaca. Live Oak. MrNiullen. NurcrS. Re-
-rgin. San Iatrivia. Starr. Victoria.
Webb MiIlacy. Wilson. Zapata.
The faculty selected fo conduct the
normal ~ composed .f Superintendent
M. H. knrc-~ NJ Arnn-a> Pass. n con
dmctor; Miss Ella I;arneS. ~ Corpus
Christi: Miss Katie Boyre. pf Hnn-r:
Mrs Ec~~ic u. IIsyslrn. of t:oliad: Sup
crintcndeni H. H. Eluttr, If kinsSville.
Miss GLADYS Mckee. of Edinburg: Rob
eri l'insnn. ~ corpus Christi. and sup
rrintcndrnf a. a. Itnrsler. ~ .Innrslnminn-
The local committee On the normal i
son,,oSed ~ County Superintendent Nat
Benton ~ chairman and Miss Irene
l~ruhrf- aS secretary. \ neatly printed
and comprehensive circular folder ex-
nIainin. TIE details ~ the normal and
~rffing forth the advantages nf Corpus
Christi has been issued and distributed
ihrnligh tie district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
WEATHER CONDITIONS
EXPECTING SHIPMENTS

HARLINGEN. Texas. March I'll On
account of the extremely had weather
Monday The truck shipmcnts Tuesday
were ~ Eight there hci'w only three
cnrs OF fruit and vegetables leaving the
Valley iIeslneen shipped ore car cf
grape fruit and one ear " cabbage and
Mercedes shipped one car of bcciS and
On cots
This will cut the wcrks average way
below anv previous week this month.
Prices for cabbage are holding az forty
dollars ard commission men are baying
MI that they can get al that figure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
MASS Meeting TO
URGE u. S. JOINING
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

NEW YORK. March 81. "A mass meet
ing which will irciuir representatives
from approximately forty cities will be
hesd here April 6. upon the anniversary
W thc entrance ~ the United States in-
10 tho Wo III War. hy the League of
Natio.s Non-rarfisan Association.
Speakers VII urge TIE United States ~
JOIN The League.
John IT, Clarke who resigned from
the United states supreme court 70 adj
vocrte American participation IN the
meeting. ard will then start on a tour
meeting. ard will then start on a tuor
of the middle west.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville ard vicinity. Pa Is
cloudy and warser tonight atd Thurs-
dar.
East Texas: Unsettled tonight ani
Thursday with local ra ne: warmer IL
southeast and colder ~ northwest nor
t'ons tonight: colder Thursday. Fresh
scv.hcriy winds on The coast
Weather Conditions
Al area Of low pressure. rvtrndir;.
from New Mcvico TO the urpr Lake rc-
r.on. has caused much clondircSs
ihroughout the country. afd light rains
last night along tho imme'lrtc Texas
coart and in portions Of Louisiana. Tenn
pcraturcs have also risen everywhere
T ON The "Rockic<" 70 the Atlantic coast
with .he greatest rise in central and
northeastern Texas ard in western PENN
svlvaria. Hr-vv and killing fros's occur
red again. however. in 'hrrn cror-
ria ,nd portions Of North and South
Carnlinas.
A moderate rise ia pressure over the
far Northwest hrs resulted ~ " temper
asnre decline throughout the Western
states except California. Arizona. a~d
Nrsv Mexico. Light 20 moderately heavy
SHOWS occurred IN the Rocky Mountain
region from Utah and Colorado into the
Ca-adian Northwest
The lowest Temperature last night ~
Texas stations ranged frcm 80 at Am
ar:llo TO ~ ut Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
Is MORE BILLS
FILED TODAY BY
GOVERNOR NEFF
Appropriation Measure for
Health Department Mos
quito Control Campaign
Among Number Approved

AUSTIN. Texas. March Ex-Governor
Ncff today disposed of thirteen more
bills passed by Tho regular session 0f the
legislature. Ilc approved nine. which
were filed with the secretary w state.
and filed four more to become effective
without his signature.
The measures arp. owed include an ap-
propr atioa AZ Si..500 10 the Health De
partmc \ for mosquito control work. and
the appropriation of 80, ,no0 10 meet
notes for The purchase ~ mules Wy the
prison system The bill prohibiting thr
keeping of dogs uhich anIoy livestock
was also approved.
Other measures approved inciuic dp-
filming irdrcncy and who are eatitlcd
20 Confederate pensions and admittaree
70 the state Confederate home. the ac-
rrpting OF certain islands in the Rio
Grandc cedcd to Texas by the federal
government, changing the bcGi1ninr o.
the fiscal year ~ cogrtscs from Dcccrr-
ber 10 January 4. and endorsing this
birfh registration campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
CITIZEN POSSE
TRAILING Nd
RENECADES PIUTES

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March 3I.--
A posse Of white settlers of San Lunn
county in the southwestern part Of Utah
are today reported hot on the trail of
band III renegade I'iutc Indians who
staged am outbreak nj Banding Mon
day.
The Indians have been causing trouble.
according 70 a report received by The
United States marshal. and a number
upward of twelve. including one young
buck. known a. Joe Bishops boy. are rr-
ported 10 have been killed. Two other
Indians are reported 10 have hcen
wounded. A clash occurred yesterday br-
tween the posse and the redskins. ra
casualties among the whites have ben
rcportd- III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
CONSOLIDATION
PROPERTY
tASTOF MONTH

WACO. TcNat, March 2l The
Beaumont & Great Northern and thr
Trinity & Sah'ne railroad rro3cri ~
Will 70 into thc possess on of H. a. Daft
at midnight on March "a. -ccoiiing 10 a
letter received here from Daft. The re-
cent act OF the legislature permits the
Consolidation of the two lines
Amendments % the charter are being
prepared. including 4 change II tnc
name or the con nsolidstcd rosds to the
Waco. Beaumont. Trinity < Sabine Rail
way Company. The value Of the coas,ii +
dated properties y placed At ss.3ep,oJg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
VALLEY CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE GETS .
FAMOUS LECTURER
[Srerinl to fhc iIernlAl

san IiFAN. Tcvn~ Marrh = Iam"~
II. Iir~"n II prangc. y. r.. has been e.
cured m the Nrilrt Chamber ~ Com
mrfrr fhr"ngm the assist lire M II. 4.
Stuart Place. arar iIarliu=en. 10 dr-
liver le-tur. nn -t'ucpcraf i.n" at the
lsiaitn Theatre in iiarlingrH. FRIDAY
af'~rnoon Antil 4. NJ > o'eiork
Mr. Heron Il y famous lr,-iurcr and hi>
lecture "n -t3nprraiiun linS hrrn dr.
liv.rrsl before large number a Rotary
Clubs aud thamlserS ~ Commerce
rlrrp.t III tie north iad east. lie made
a deep ~frr'l, ~ This subject aud hi
lecture will prove nj interest 20 Valley
people. \ general invitation j. ex-
tended tn tie pri,lir ~ attend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
ADVOCATING USE OF
PLANES FOR FREIGHT
TRANSFER IN SERVICE

plies from Ellington Field. Houston.
10 Seifriige Field. Michigan was e.
timafcd to S6.sts less than IL would
have been by mail.
The statement said that II would
seem that the using Of commercial
planes or suitable type for the
transportation Of freight via the
aerial route suggests unlimited corn
merciaI possibilities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21

WASHINGTON. ID. e.. March Ill
Experiments in freight hauling by
airplanes. conducted ~ the army
air service. j. said Ny the official
statement to furnish "A sample of the
evidence IF what the army air ser
vice j. doing in regard tc freight
inc its own supplies In military
planes. II was stated that the cost Of
transferring air service troop sup
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
TWO BANDITS KILLED
WHEN ATTEMPTING TO
ROB DRINKING PARLOR

GRANITE CITY. Ill. March -
Two armed bandits were shot g. death
late last night ~ Walter :. Nichols when
rhry attempted ~ hold ~ his soft drink
parinr here. The men were Identified
to-day a. George PEEK. age -. ard VIII
liam Emerson. age ID. W Nrnir. Illinois,
Nirhol~ received slight wound.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
SENATOR NICHOLSON
AT ROCHESTER FOR A
SURGICAL OPERATION

ROCHESTER. Mi-n-. March 2i--Dr-
Hubct work. secretary OF the interior
arrived here today and immediately con-
fcrred Nj IN ~ William j. Ma Q. with the
result that il was decided that az I'M
mediate orcrat on should hc performed
On Senator Samuel II. Nicholson Of Col
orado. Senator Nicholson Is suffering
from stomach aiimcnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-03-21
GEORGE GOULD VERY
ILL AT NICE, FRANCE

NICE. France. March IL The cen
dillon 81 George Gould - New York.
who II III near here. was announced
unchanged thi- morning. The Paris
na,er~ said that a famous London si,c-
eiaISt has gone I" Nice for ccnstlts-
lien IN regard 10 Gruld'S case.
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PREPARING FOR
SPEAKING TOUR
OF WEST STATES

FORT PIERCE. Fla. March y The
odd hours aHr'rr the no-shwarH era WV
ara being u.iiyrh hy President Harding
in revolving in his mind themes and
ideas for his addresses - - delivered
In crsc NJ makes his co-;ennlatcd swing
through the west this summer.
The president has concluded. accord
ing 70 members ~ his party, - stress
the necessity ~ Impartial enforcement
II the nations laws. llc is making no
definite decision row. however
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Head Religious CuH
Lived RegaUy While
HIS Followers Starred

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March q
--Test.mors which tended Go show
that BENJAMIN rurncIl head 0f the
lSr=clitc House of David coion,. at
Rcnfon IIarhor. lived in regal spl-n-
dor while his followers nearly rtarv-
ed. was introduced in federal court
tDdae in -nit instituted bs lrhn
flanseii and wife.
he plaintiffs seek sS0Dae which
ihcy claim q due fDr propeTfy turn
ei over 10 rurneii and for labor per
formed y hil- mrsahers of his eo.oay.