davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1924-05-16

31i EAST CAPITOL. APT 31.-Nicely fur
nishcd room. next 10 bath; gentleman only.
See ianifur. lTs
Evening star., 1924-05-16

WE OFFER 'TNSPEC-TED'' rooms only All
nricps, locations details. WASH. SERVICE
RCREAU, District Nat. Bank bldg. Main 2133.
Evening star., 1924-05-16
RENT ROoMs-FUR. OR UNFUR


- EYE ST. N.E.-0ne. two and three rooms.
furnished unfurnished, for housekeeping:
clean and comfortable; plenty of ventilatiou
objection to children: reasonable rent. ls'
WoODRIDGE-203O LAWRENCE Me- OR
= rooms and kitchenette. b.-w. h.. Ink, cleo,
gas. North 670J.
23s 11th ST. N.E.-3 furnished or unfurnished
rooms. 11s
i3S 9th ST. N.E.-Entre front floor, 3 rooms,
furnished or unfurnished.
al01 p ST. NW-Three rooms: Ink IS.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

272S WOODLEY PL. S.w.-Larce front room
adjoining bath, suitable for .. Adams 1852 w.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1920 Goth ST.-LarGe 2nd story front room.
nicely furnished: = beds: large closet; next 10
bath; electric lights; $40 per mo- for =: I'M
lip,ifpd nhnpp
Evening star., 1924-05-16
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

o6l9 18th ST. N.W.-rwo large rooms and
kitchen with gas range. sink, kitchen cabinet;
private hath: continuous hot water: unlimited
phone; private residence: so. including lights
and gas. Evenings or Sunday. l6'
1886 EUCLID ST; N.W.-Two outside rooms
exc. end gas. Phone Adams 1910 after )
pm. IL
1877 ADAMS ST. NV large 2nd floor com
municatine; large closets; range; electricity;
privileges; near cars park.
l23 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Two large End
floor rooms and large porch, instantaneous hot
water. electricity, porcelain gas range.
21O EAST CAPITOL ST.--rEo rooms and
kitchenette; sink. gas range: near Capitol and
Union Station. 16'
Is 18th ST. N.E.-Two three adjoining
rooms. hot-water heat. gas. electricity; second
floor; private family. 17'
337 Mo. AvE.-CoIoRED-Two connecting
rooms, md floor front: block center Market;
electric lights. Franklin Sl5e.
FOUR ROOMS, bath. electricity and gas;
h. VIII. and telephone. Reasonable. 2tS Il. l..
ave. NV.
SIG @ sE4 rooms, very reasonable to good
ri INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Two rooms and
sleeping porch: LII k: reasonable. ls'
2o5 q ST N.W.-Three rooms and bath; ;
gas. heat second floor
| a29 18th SIT rooms on 3rd floor; gas, cleo;
$40 month.
s32 d ST. s.E.-Attractive outside double
room. on car line. 16s
FOR CoLoRED. 92G PEA ST NW.|2 front
roons. unfurnished, for l.h.k.: gas. heat.
406 9th ST. N.E.-Two rooms and bath newly
| painted: reasonable.
! ol43 X ST. N.W.-3 rooms and kitchenette:
| electricity and gas IT.
EOS 18th ST S.E.-Three 4 rooms; Ink. ;
| newly papered.
o2o7 NJ ST. N.W.--3 unfurnished rooms. sec
ond floor: So.
! 1889 '.YoU' ST Nw.-Suitabe for light
housekeeping: electric light. Reasonable. l7'
| S5l3 18th ST. N.W.-Two large rooms with
! bath: ami: light housekeeping: garage.
| 40 QUINCY ST N.W.-Two unfurnished
| rooms and sleeping porch for LII /.
| I4Oi HOPKINS ST. near Goth and NV
| Second floor front. Ih.k. sl7 plus. 20s
| 9o9 X ST. N.W.-Three rooms: running water.
| gas. electricity. radio. IL.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1719 ST. Nv Extra large front rooms.
southern exposure: twin beds: double alcove
..Inset. so SoI
Evening star., 1924-05-16


40 c ST. S.E.-2 rooms and ktchenette.
house keeping, for people; no children; rent
reasonable
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1914 21st ST. NV RMS. II. AND PORCH.
500 SOC Sew oth = YORK ave. n@-4 rms, b and porch
G. W. KING, Jr., 907 N Y ave NV NJ S179
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1920 JEW Eft ST. N.W.-So Southern exposure
suitable two: all conyrnenceS: reasonable
Clcve. 323S. Frank. :J:,I. : to {.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

% TEA ST. N.W.-TWO-ROOM BACHELOR
apt, clean and newly furnished; adjoining
bath; electric lights: suitable for or men !;
rent easnnah bile Hhnne
Evening star., 1924-05-16

SHERMAN +06 DOWNTOWN Exceptional
south room. shower bath; refined private home.
franklin 4e
Evening star., 1924-05-16

4ns COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Front. cool room
electricity, near Soldiers Park. Phone Adams
-,0fg- oJs
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1906 18th ST.-Select and convenient location.
-heerfui. we'll appointed rooms; gentlemen.
Potomac .S79 1ss
Evening star., 1924-05-16

80 SEATON PLACE NE, Apt. a08.-One
sleeping room. hot water, electric lights next
N
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1856 EUCLID ST. N.W.--Two outside rooms
exc. end gas Phone Adams 1910 after D
Evening star., 1924-05-16

W F-I4Is NHfANGFU APA KTMENT, PRIVATE
home three rooms. kitchen and bath; all
modern convcniences; heat, light, gas and
phone furnished; with or without garage;
ideal home the whole year. 1873 Euclid st.
n yy
Evening star., 1924-05-16

l11t 1ith--Onr large room. nicel: furnished :
win beds: suitable for two refined people
also one single room. Apply after $50 p: m
Evening star., 1924-05-16

ls;S6 PtRKwOCD PL-Iarge T-roni. light
airy. After } pm. Sunday. Adams $40.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

LARGE. NEW, 7-RooM, ANIL, nv
rooms. 36Ii keokuk st, Chevy Chase 4
fOrenoonS or evenings a
Evening star., 1924-05-16

THE MONTANA Rpcep-
and private bath: maid
Evening star., 1924-05-16

2.23 ONTARIO RoAD-NINE ROOMS AXD
bath, ami; back porch; $50 nor rnon.H
,case . one or two years; seen 10 10 !. Phoat
Evening star., 1924-05-16
RENT HOUsEs-FURNIsHED.

JUNE TO SEPT. 1-a.oCK NJ, BLOC KS
E., Chevy Chase Club; 3 large cool rooms
s-m-L: acres: fruit: act at once and rct
s,P your garden n planted; 500 per month. Phone
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1906 FRANKLIN ST y .E.-Attractiyely fur
nished room. with or without garage space
Phone North 511p lSs
Evening star., 1924-05-16

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE, ~
list st.; can be rented from June ! to Oct
at sacrifice
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1S4l CIIFTON-Cail Adams oSTi for a lovely
room for two: three windows: porch; plenty
hot water: lovely loca tion.
oil N NV Three large rooms. paror floor:
also room and kitchenette; electricity: hot
water. lTs
Evening star., 1924-05-16

SHERWOOD FOREST = FURNISHED cor
tagci water front; three ba tbs: porttes: Lj',f
en-: p.,.;s. Mrs. X u. LYNCH, 39ol SAINT Paul ;,
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1877 ADAMS ST. NV large 2nd floor com
nunicatinC; large closets; range; electricity;
privileges; near cars, park.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

APT 3OI. THE SHERMAN 18th and l.
Lovely large front for two twin beds
phone and shower bath: available at once ljs
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1s0s DOUGLAS ST., LANGDON (cor Biadens-
burg rd. 1.-TWO or three rooms upper, ioor), i,
LII T.: settled couple preferred; rent very
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1926 BILTMORE ST.-1Wo attractive single
rooms. just papcred. second floor. and orc
double: can rent separately suite. VIII
or without board: snec9I summer rates. W.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

32+7 = ST NV nice, large rooms. on
md floor near bath: Ink; laundry; large
rioset; windows: detached house.
o001 EYE ST. N.W.--Handsomely furnished
double second floor. convenient to
bath all modern improvements. 1ss
Evening star., 1924-05-16

STUDIO IL BEACTIFUI GARDEN, WITH
bedroom dining room, bath, kitchen. so
Rear 2fSi2 18th st. liz
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1887 y. CAPITOL. ST.-Single. comfortable.
outside. next to bath and porch; no other
rnnmerS: gentleman LIZ
Evening star., 1924-05-16
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1913 10Th N.W.-Entire 2nd floor, large
bright rooms. nicely furnished for housekeep-
ing; fine location: near Conn. ave. car line
adults, Sf5; call between 1890 and $50. 16'
Evening star., 1924-05-16
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

BOARD in Virginia for lady and son Is; both
away all day; state price. Address Box 1s0-
Star Office TIE
Evening star., 1924-05-16

1.3 TENNESSEE AVE. N.E.-Two large md
floor rooms and large porch. instantaneous no
wafer. electricity. porcelain gas range.
Evening star., 1924-05-16

aS3, ath ST. NE. woodridge-Front room.
private family, new home. -
Evening star., 1924-05-16

APT. l0o. 1301 QUE ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished room to gentleman; reference required.
Call after ; pm 1Ss
Evening star., 1924-05-16

200 BLOCK BANCROFT PT4-EXCLT.sII j
neighborhood: g rooms and baths: am
English basement; will lease 5000 pc- rnontf
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER
14OI New Nork Ave. Ma = l16e
Evening star., 1924-05-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

DUPONT CIRCLE-I4Os NEW HAMPSHIRE:
newly decorated; bath and I. =, room apts
spianos. GrafonoIas: SIS. SIS and 800 mo. /;
cafe; meals. $50 monthly. Main 1858 16'
3 ROOMS, hirCHEN, PORCH. HIGHEST
loca tion; completely furnished. 40e4 Illinois
Evening star., 1924-05-16

5f6 3rd S.W.-Large. attractive front room
and kitchenette. IS weekly: one room, Sc.
second floor: clean house. 17s
1910 18th ST. N.w.-Large. clean front room.
bath. kitchen. porch, electricity, gas, tele-
uhone, IS 17s
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
ATTENDANCE At
CITRUS SCHOOL
MORE Than 200
People From All Over State
Come To Valley for Citrus
Schools This Year

SAN BENITO. Tc1Gs. June c. The
first days sessions of the Valley citrus
fruit schools which were hslI az san
Benito yesterday were very we'll attend
The attendance during thf day 5cs-
sicns was \ lightly over two hundred
while over 250 attended ~ oniehs meet
ing. The attendance today was much
larger than it was yesterday.
One fsatpro III .h. s.boot. .t-. scar
has hsen ~ I.,.,a ,.r.f.r .r ,.,....fo
wbo ara nr.ssr, f,.,, IN. ..... NJ. ,'4
urS Shelton tr.y.lal -co ,a;i.s sr,,.,
Electra Tex.s. - he ,res,., =. a.
schools There are ,l-o nso,,i. b,,, rra,,
q en Elar, e.orr. W. IN, r.,....,
N.law eo,ptu Al;.e ..l ,tt.~ ,l..,.
n' 'i''' "e'',''.s' anon "Nn''n was
me- yesterday II i'f. - ~ ASH or
'"'''" VIZ very "''' "'''""'a ~. zen
NFi' gwen I'm 'o ""'"i'-
'i'sA- 'l."' siHH Types ol eiiIAs' hf"N.
- 's',''''.''"h III '''s' ana a''e'''"" "'
'"nu@ ''ui' sous
'',' ~ i-N''"s'""
S''e'e'' i'NaS =. " ~ "'i'k'' ""s l"e
is"nl"F s'e"her ii 'he A'AN' si'n i'7
",h",' "'' Ma''"" Ae' sfsei"i rhf
Pr ~ uP"h 'ne l"e' 'hAi 'n' hN.rhsioh
''''Fiee Was "i""s N''n 10 heip 'ht lA'.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
Prohibition Party Passing Off Stage
Probably Last National Party
Ticket VIII be Put For
ward Today; Has Been
Active in Politics Half
Century

COLUMBUS. O. June What may be-
The last prohibition ticket nominated
by tne prohibition party viii Ia put in
thr ficid to ay.
Faced ly steadily dwindlinr interest
and resources. the death Of many for
msr leaders. incapacity through age Of
others and lack 81 young GOD 10 take
th.. vacant places. the whetlhorses Of
the orr nixativn were ready w lct the
coming Campaign v y final answer KY
the question: - Has thc prohibition par
IL fulfilled its mission 4"
Many III already answered "yc
and evidenced tnt.r belief Ly remaining
away frum ihe present convection
uthrs w like mind tut vii ing "A
stick 20 the ship, were supporting a res
olution introduced yesterday hy Robert
II. Patton of Illinois. providing for yir-
tral '4cuttinE NJ the craft which the
panty has kent on thc stormy seas 0f
politics for half century.
But The present officers Of the quar-
tsrdeck wcre demanding that The crew
4 saii on They admitte that the vessel
Under thorn was oII, that Xxx needed XIV XII
iry iA spots. 4 ntw raaaer and fresh
set 81 sails. but were hoping that q fay-
srahle slant OF wind might catch them
in the coming race and prove there WILL
still possibilities IN the boat
Thu Patton resolution. which loomcd
as small. cloud wv The party horizon
Ac nesday night. surst like squal on
the convention a. the initial session yes
tc-day. The ship was taken aback for a
few moments, Scfme rauht on IKE
shore, hHt some akiifrl maneuVcrinE by
III. C. Faris, who was tmrorarily IN
charge of the deck. brought ii into the
qrieter waters of the resolutions COM
mittce. Mf Patton. however. served un-
mistakaah.e notice that he would insist
uron free discussion NJ his an when
tha committee reported today
ne sugreste that the crew abandon
I ship. leaving IFS colors flying and
take to small boats. seeking quarters on
thc craft of the n jpr parties. III this
c1uld not hc nhtaine hr proposed THAT
\ new and larger vessel hr launched
which woald attract "a its deck an who
Won ! contest under the ensign legend
Law Enforcement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
Veterans i'm Gray Revive Memories Old Campaigns
erate odery Trimmed by Years. Pass Review Memphis

cral Fcix Robertson, one ar the two
surviving brigadicr generals of The
Confederate army declared last night.
General Robertson was chief Of Gcner-
III Wheeler's artillery at this famous
scene.
He discovered. he declared. that his
artillery was direct " on the flank VI
Sherman's corYs, which had been left
unprotected. lie says that Hardee was
unaware Of his lRobertson' stratcric
position and refused 10 send n regiment
Of infantry To support. General Robert
son says that he then appealed ID Cen
eral Wheeler 10 order General lIardec
to support him, but General Wheeler re-
piled that General Hardee hal advised
against it.
'-If We coud have struck with rex.
iment of infantry. we could have driven
the whole left wing down the pcachtrcc
cree into the desolate marsh land, !"
said General Robertson. and he declare
that Sherman would never hive march
ed to the sea-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
fight STARTED
ON CREACER and
TEX. DELEGATES
Ri Il Faction Seeks to I'm
seat r. 3. Creager and
Delegation in National
Republican Convention

CLEVELAND, June z. Another live
IN and rather unexpected contest was
before the republican national commit
tee today with the presentation VIII The
ease 81 +. II. r. Green. son Of the late
lietty Green, and his delegation from
Texas, seeking 20 unseat National Com
mittceman R. u. Cre1Ecr and his repre-
sentatives.
Green 'anl biz associates conducted
their fight on two major lines-that the
Creagcr organization was stopped under
the laws Of Texas from functioning be-
cause it was composed large v 0f federal
office holders and that An WA not rep
rescntative of the republican party III
Texas because il drew a color line.
Steam roller tactics by the Crcager
Organization AZ its convention in Tex
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
DREDGING AT POINT ISABEL
IS MAKING RAPID PROGRESS
Second Drcage Now Ready
to Begin Work On Outer
Channel; Work 10 be Fin
ished BY September

dredging "f ih" RIO ''fandes new
port ai Point is.ihei i, nahag 'h" FAST
e-i progress ei ant Time sihrt->ihe wprh
started laSi f"ll. according n" III Ll-
Roche. operator "i string "i r"-t,i i-
at the port. The 900 io"i turning basin
has been completed Work ON ihe inner
ehann, iS rreer' slug rapidly iar
mug" h"isr iA"i ar'"iAl'.hi,u 'h' "t'H.'"
lffA' Nf''hs'0 l"- i.Nt iHi "'A
converted iHt" 'FrHEf. ai" h'A
ffa"f Z" "'-" N'HN " N''' "l''' '''"N
h'l' 'DI"kS" h."@"T "' 's'i'' '',~" l''' 'N'
A.'"sa'hS t' ''p'ai' i"e' ""'.''s'''''
MN" n"~ 'n' ''h' 'l"'i i"' 'H' ".'h' 'N'
if--- "''N
lfitP'F H III '''H' '' l''f' i"'' "' '''
A''ey '"''"h crop.
Machinery has been installed on the
barge ani this v'-s.lii VIII be ready
iar operation a~ drsd-v H~ ~suI a- a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
NATIONAL EDITORS SEE VALLEY TODAY
Barbecue
at Stuart
PlaceHad

Over twp hundred strong The National
Editorial Association returned from iis
trip through Mexico. crossing the IN
ternaiiunal bridge at Brownsville be-
tween mine and eleven this morning
Fifty automobiles were parked around
the station and scores VI citizens. the
reception committee, were waiting 10 re-
.teiye the visitors 4 drive around the
eity and through l.l Iardin. with d visit
to ihr Country club. where irr cream
aHl icrl drinks. uifh cake. were waiting
i0 hc served IVY them. WAS the program.
But. owing to the delay of over two
hours due 10 examination of baggage b.
customs authorities. while the train
stood un ihe bridge, the program was net
carried Dur. Secretary IIufaIlng WI the
association announced Immediately that
there would be no stop in Brownsville.
and went around calling 90 passengers
who hHd gotten Off: -All abuardI No
stop here
Every effort was made hv thp rerep-
tion committee ~ induce the party 10
stop over even II only il only for drive
% the Country Club. where refresh
mcHts would he served but Mr.. Hotall
inE could nut br moved. and so thr plan
wa~ given Hn. thr reception committee
and automobiles gradually melting away.
few ears took some Of the travellers
to San Renito however
The Valley Press association was rep
resented hE a committee thar met the
travellers at Brownsville and accom-
panied them up the Valley. a. n mattsr
# fact, the excursion train did not leave
Brownsville until 1890 aud the visitors
mieht have enjoyed n pleasant stop here.
lust whn was responsible fnr this severe
disappointment iO Brownsville cannot ~
explained
From here the train conveyed the
party ro san Renito whore automobiles
were waiting fn convey them tu Stuart
Place. where Mr TX. T- Stuart enter
tanned the entire party aF n splendid bar
hecue. and showed them the beauties
of hiS famous estate. and It's beautiful
home surrounded hy citrus groves The
repa~f was served in THE open. and was
all tlt could hr desired
The trim wv thc upper Valley. planned
to extend as far aS Mission. was called
off bat the visitors were taken as Car
as Mercedes this afterna9n This even
n-. thr excursion train will ~ north
from IIarlingen. taking thr editors on
their homeNard journey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
HOTEL DRIVE ;
MAKING GOOD
HEADWAY NOW

Excellent progress on the drive for
the tourist hotel was reported today hy
members "a the tourist hotel commit
tee ~ the Brownsville Boara of City
Development The work or the commit
tee has been going forward at a whirI-
wind pace. and the members have nut In
very strenuous week. They report that
general approval IN meeting the cam
paiEn from All sides. As rapidly as pos
sible the propertv owners are being Civ
en- an opportunity TO contribute TO the
fund. Nonresident owners have been
communicated with. and II is expected
that some cf the largest contributions
will come from this source
The work Of the committee was han
dicapped to some extent to lay By the
Preparations made to entertain mem
hers "a the editorial association but
the work went On.
I'VE are sure of the success Or
the enterprise" ose az the members Of
the committee stated this morning. "The
support We are receiving from nll sides
y very gratifying, and W. believe that
the hotel II assured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06

crn army. hut to the Confederate vet
Grams themselves X means a renewal VI
acquaint1inccs of the sixties. J. NJ
Chandler Of Texas, was dozing in u ho-
tc! last night when veteran. Private
Ed Bailey of the Fourth Kentucky Cav
airy. seeking conversation. touched him
on the shoulder. Although Bailey hal
not seen Chandler in sixty years. ne
Immediately recognized him.
Il remember where you were stan1-
ing when General Pat Cleburnc was
killed. said Bailey Ellis horses head
fe ! Oh you when five bullets pierced
his body. And was the man who car
ried P@t Clcburne off the field"
I'D Baiisy,." exclaimed Chandler.
"Ycs. know you. and haven't seen you
since that Day"
Whcreupon they fell upon each Others
shoulder and wcpt.
Had General lIardce brought up his
infantry before Atlanta. Sherman's
corps would have Teen driven down
Peachtree creek and cut to pieces. Gen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
FIVE DROWNED
ATPT. ARTHUR
LAST NIGH 7

PORT ARTHUR. Texas. Junc g. y
Five persons. three ~ them married and
with families We're drowned while nn i
bathing party at N iHldn Beach Thurs
lay night. They are. Mr.. anl Mrs ls.
Harnette. TIS Sixth street T'ed Carlson.
single: Miss odell Aienticr: H. Soun,ir.
married: ali of Port Arthur.
All the bodies cN cpi that of Carlson
have been recovered and wrFr brought
tu local undertaking parlnr shortly
after ten o'clock
The party left Port Arthur al : o'clock
Thursday evening and the first news of
the tragedy reached the city AT 80
this morning when telephone message
tn local undertaken inll the story WI
Nh abandoned touring ear WI thc beach.
Two of the victims. Mr.. and Mrs Bar
nctte, are the parents Of four children.
The children had been left at home and
did not know III the fate M their parents
until told hy Ihe undertaken shortly he-
fore Iu O'Clock today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06
Confession of Murderers
Robert Franks Shows Cold
and Calculating Planning


iii' iAcs June t-- Ae cohles sien oi
Nathan Leopold. Jr., matte rut iic ltst
nirht hy Robert t. Grove, states at-
iofnes' aitff the gran jury had iadiet-
tt Leopold ana Eiehardi Loeb. both
nillicnaiieS SONS and brilliant univer-
iiy roaf graduates "n t~cnty six counts
charging the kidr~fing Tor ransom and
mnr-er Of Robert Franks. May q, was
reNca ~ as an unconditional, coldly mat
itr M fact e"cument-
~Thr nest problem was wv rrt the
victim ard ..c were undecided until that
dat. said thc confe sion after n wv
lated the plans for cantufing Shaving
arl aisnosint, of child In prenara-
ti,n far drmaD en- Slanon rans,,,
..T,
I'M ,'"' '''' h''F.
''"' 0'''.,e "",
'-fis''' ~ NJ. :
's''
"''' '''''l e'''' "'a' Vte' "H,' .'.i"ln'-
n '.'' '''''i '''eN '-sAen i.oier' N"
Richard sand come on ir, want NJ
ask you about a tenais racquet ! got
in tnF car flfn and SfcpTCd on the gas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06

Cnhf dcrate Veterans. ana thu CunftI-
Grated SuHthcrn Memorial Assoriatira
ended iate yesterday with the reelection
# General Haidcnan IS comman er Of
the veterans. the selection of D. $
Etheride of Chattanooga. Tenn. COM
man ier ~ thc Sons of Veterans. and the
IN election w AIRS. A. Med. Wilson I'll
Atlanta. prcsiLeat-rencral 81 the me-
mortal association.
The city of Dallas. Texas. chosen for
the nest years reunion. insured the
United Confederate Veterans. their
heirs. next of kin. administrators or
executors" for Si.0o0,000. the policy
Icing issued by the Bank Of Commerce
and Trust Company Of Memphis The
rolicy becomes payable II Dallas d.
faults on The premium, and the prem
um 'is the good will of the Dallas citi-
zens to guarantee next years reunioa
20 lie Z great success. The policy is
backed By a warranty dee on the city.
/ A reunion 10 the younger generation
means . gathering ~ . gallant South
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-06-06

MEMPHIS. June c-Thc asth .nn4al
reunion 90 ths age-thinned ranks of the
South's army Of the sixties moved to
its climax today with the gathering of
h. rtay clad soldiers to pass III rcview
and receive the fair well salute ~ thcir
commander i'll chief.
The ordcr of march gave the Forrest
cava ry corps the post OF guard Of hon
or &c escort tho commander in caief.
General W. u. Hai@fman. ID the review
ing stan- IN court square, almost With
inr Il stones throw of the former home
81 jefferson Davis, president os the
Confcderaey.
General John =. Hickman. commande1
of the Tennessee division. was chosen
- lead tho p~radc VA grand marshal.
II was estimated that III least two
hours would he required for the parade
10 pass Ia review.
The business sessions Of the annual
gathering Of the soldiers an the tws
| affiliated organizations the Sons oi
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DANISH PRINCE TO
MARRY AMERICAN
GIRL NEXT TUESDAY

NEW YORK. June G-Prince Niego
Of Denmark. arrived here today on the
steamship Estonia for his marriage fo
Miss Eleanor Margaret Green next
Tuesday Hiss Green met Prince Nisga
at the dock
The prince was decidedly embarrassed
when he went 10 the marriage license
bureau.
All he had was handful of Danish
money. Mil Green covered hS cm-
harraSsmcnt TN quietly handing two
United States dollars ~ the clerk 10 pay
the charges.
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ARTIST DIES

fBA Ht ANnNNNtAtN Aitrrf
~AN FRANCISCO .lHnr y. Mrs.
Iurillr u Eeuiamin known tu ari lovers
X. -Iu llr iutilin lcearSe She signed
beer paintings in that manner. a widely
known artist and authority on matters
pertaining tu ihc Indians oi lhr south
west. died here la~i night