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Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
SELF HELP IN RACE EDUCATION
ONLY SALVATION OF BLACKS.
SAYS A NOTED JOURNALIST

their race. The first in the field
was the African Methodist church.
In 1863 it took over Wilberforce Uni
versity in Ohio. This was before the
Civil War was over, and before Ne
groes were really liberated. That
same year it started church organiz-
ations in Georgia and South Carolina,
and private schools soon sprang up.
Wherever church was started, soon
after school was opened. Hun
dreds of these schools were scattered
over the south and many bright young
men and women who had been edu-
Gated in the north were imported to
teachathese schools. In 1880 as at
tempt was made to establish the first
college in Columbia, S. C. 1t was
named Allen University in honor of
Richard Allen, the first Bishop of
the African Methodist church. It
came as protest of the colored peo-
pie of South Carolina to the closing
of South Carolina University against
colored people. In 1884 Morris
Brown University was started in At
lanta, Ga, named also for one of the
bishops of the African Methodist
church. In 1883 Edward Waters Col
lege was started in Jacksonville, Fla.
In 1886 Kittrell College started in
North Carolina. In 1877 Western
University at Quindaro, Kans., was
started first as Presbyterian school,
and later purchased and taken over
by the African Methodist church. In
1886 Shorter College at Little Rock,
Ark, was started. In 1889 Payne
University in Selma, Ala, was start
ed. In 1881 Paul Quinn College was
organized at Waco, Texas. In 1887
Campbell College at Jackson, Miss,
was started. In 1890 Hampton Col
lege was organized at Delhi, La, un-
der the name of Delhi School, and
later moved to Alexandria, La, and
the name changed to hampton Col
lege. In 1885 Turner College was
organized at Shelbyville, Tenn,
and in 1917 Filpper Key Davis Col
lege was started at Tallahassee, Okla.
These are the leading schools oper-
ated by the African Methodist de-
nnmin ation in tho TIn;+od C4o4oc
though besides these are several
smaller institutions, such as Payne
Institute, Central Park Industrial
School, Flagler High School, etc. This
denomination also maintains foreign
mission schools in Haiti, Barbados,
British Guiana, Dutch Guiana, Sierra
Leone, Liberia and South Africa. In
fact the largest school on the west
coast of Africa is operated by the
African Methodist church.
The latest statistics show that
these schools have been feeders to
some of the largest universities in
the north, from which they have
drawn many of the members of their
faculties. Allen University for a
number of years, has had some of its
best students in Boston University,
Harvard, Columbia and other insti-
tutions. During three consecutive
years someone from this school has
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
Political Announcements
C. O. CASE

Candidate TOT
Superintendent of Public
instruction
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

the sun shine upon the skin of your
body. Grow beautiful with the sun
shine!"
The young woman paused as Pa
trolman Edward Trutter fought his
way to the front He paused, speech
less. What the" he exclaimed.
DIR. Lester Wurtels of the Coney
Island hospital. subdued her with
blankets.
After she had been taken to the
observation ward of Kings county
hospital, her clothes were found
buried in the sand.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
GIRL SUES BARBER FOR
$500 FOR WRONG BOZ

ATLANTIC CTTY-Charging that
he had ruined her beauty by giving
her a "manpish cut" instead of a
boyish bob" Miss Laura Norton has
brought suit for $500 damages from
Michael Schloss. a barber. She de-
clares the close shearing was done
with malicious intent.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
POSSESS FOR SUCCESS

Image Of cANEsHA, Hindoo god Of
lucky auspices. Supplies with au-
thentic Legend absolutely FREE, but
If you like, send five cents for post
age. Karma Products Co., AZ Tai
Bldg, Hornby Road, Bombay, India.
Postage to India Is five cents.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

FOR STATE AUDITOR
Subject to the approval of the
democratic voters of Arizona, l an
nounce myself as a candidate for
State Auditor.
WAYNE HUBBS
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

when Better Dentistry Is
Possible-Dr. Morrison Wal
Produce It,"
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
WAS BORN WITH TWO HEADS

MILWAUKEE,, VISA baby girl
which had lived for two days and
was born with two heads, was buried
here Wednesday. Both heads were
fully developed. one occupying the
normal position and the other at
tached to the side of the neck.
Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20

Irdisposed
Mrs. Anita Lewis. of 1888 East
Madison street, has been confined to
her home the past week on account
of illness. She is now out of dan
ger and getting along nicely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
McCauley

IN in-UfsI. kE nwd-b4bF.
1903 American Bank Bldg.
FOR sALhs--s3a acres. 4 miles from
Monroe, . good houses, one IL
rooms. the other two. big dairy
barn. Sllo. garage and other out.
buildings. 900 acres bottom land.
30 acres cleared. 40 acres stumpF
and In grass. balance timber: is
tons hay. 10 head good cows. one
team. one brood SOW, farming Inn
plementA. Would consider small
ranch as part payment. write for
particulars. J. w. Cochran. Mon
roe. Wash.
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73 SUBURBAN ACREAGE

FOR sALE. by owner CHEAP lots
In Pacific City. good soil; level
ana cleared. Give me an offer for
these two iots x-gt. star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
DEATHS

Jones. Walter s. 81. 2s22 Western
ave. March IS.
Rankins. Harry Richard. 2, Else
Alki ave. March 20.
Waller. Mary E.. 20. 1887 w. othellc
St. March 20.
March rs.
McMullen. George Anthony. II. 50
W. Lenora 81. March 20.
Scott. Harold Eugene, l. 2is Belmont
ave, March 81.
Wallace. Gerald Martin. infant. 211e
Fourth ave. March 81.
johnson. Willis Edward. 81. 1927 f.
61st St. March 81.
Candiotti, Ester. months. ia 10th
ave. s.. April I.
Doehrcl, Katherine, 50. 1915 18th
ave. n. E.. March 81.
Crcswell, Baby. infant, 1910 Fourth
ave. n T.. March 81.
Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth, 90. 2406 Da,
St. March 81.
March 81,
Parent, Charles. "A, Ansonia Hotel
March 80,
Calder. Ada. 81. S2S Fourth ave. ~
March 81.
Tooic. Hazel May. 80. sosl4 seth ave
s. April /.
Blanc, Baby. infant 606 Lee st.
Marcn ~.
Alibrighton. Thomas. 90. 54s seth
ave, April ..
Simon, William Benjamin. AZ, Sosi
18th ave. s., April 1.
Matthews, Mary a. 50. zoos 29th ave
W.. April 2.
Peterson. Mabel c. 10. si2 w. 7sth
ST.. April 9.
Henry, Mary. rs. s12 w. Seth st-
Mather, Mrs. Ruth, IS. $50 Norman
St. March 81.
Michel: John. SIS. no 18th ave,
April 1.
April 2.
winebrenner. Frank r., Sc. lice L.
Queen Anne dr.. April ..
Greig. James Irving. IS. 1850 5ith
Eisern. Josephine. IS. 271s 57th ave.
$. w, April ..
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

Only $500 Cash
Needed to buy a nice 4-room cot
tage and is-acre In S. w. Sc
nttle, SIS and interest monthly
pays for the balance. Ono nice
place Is now ready on the SSth
ave. pavement. ESQ families
already placed In these little
homes. This beats renting.
Better let us show you. Sum-
day go TO S626 35th ave. 8. w,
and SEQ the agent. Also have
two places ready north OF city
II. c. PETERS. 7as Third Ave.
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Holllngsworth. Walter L. 1855 18th
ave. ". T.. boy.
wsislman. Harry. 'sos Linden ave
rsozski. ssnrro. 1874 Kinr ct.
Takssugi. MuneiohL Pontiac boy.
onodera. shosaku. 6z2 I2th ave. $.
lively. David II. sa4 ssrd ave. s..
girl.
Sasha. Ernest 1888 Lane IT.. girl
Norton. John T., 5o52 nth ave. y. z.
Burnett John Gordon. i7ls 18th ave.
girl.
Dsiber. Frank. 1919 Maynard ave-
boy
Green. Albert F. is7 y. sl,h ct.
boy.
Cobb, Harry. 1871 18th ave. girl.
stamolls. Thomas. AS Second ave. y.
P.rmehisr. william Eugene. sls
blanchard st, Eirl.
Mortland. Leo p 2i05 Third ave ".
Grub. Robert 2slo Yaney Ct. girl.
5efuku. Takeze, ess Washington St.
Hlasa. Manzo. 1915 washington st.
boy.
connaughton. Harry. ii1o z. Cherry
81. twin girls.
pensmore. Gisason D. sos Thomas
snsisrove. W. H. s.Os sand ave. \.
Hale. r. u. 244s 10Th ave. ". boy.
Mtcloy. Leo II. 5il2 51st ave. s.,
uiri
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65 FOR SALE-WESr
SEATTLE


THE HIST
isrt us thou Nou beautiful new fully
meaeru bungalow just completed
situated ln incest district north
end Wet trattlff living room
1881 hardwood nooF. handsome
ireplare. large bedrooms. ii-eE
~ ana i1fif-ts an bullt-ln fes-
tuFos m hifchsut tile alnk and
dfainhoaFd, breakfast nook. BUILT
IN tnh. tile floor ana shower ia
bathroom, cement basement fur
mace. laundry lfayf, lot f0Xiis 20
ANrfonf nllsVs close o. car. school.
rlaYfield and library.
iA4sQi tte0 CASH. $40 MoSTHLr
VERY CLASSY
ssFocm bungalows fully modern eN-
Cept furnace excellent location
block 90 car. 1880. $500 cash.
iah per month
W. n. CAMPBELL.
California Ave. and Admiral Way.
VIZ st-sl7N. open EfrninEt.
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u FOR sALE-ACREAGE

II OWNER ACRE TRACT. EASY
terms emily $500. no minutes drive
from University. city wHfer. elfrr
frIr iIrEfr telephone Ehrnn
GA rid NnGa
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Births in their households are re-
ported by the following men:
Mcdonald. Angus John. sos Yakima
ave, boy.
Marlborough. Guy. 1899 e. 5sth st.
boy.
braves, Carl zeno, $40 E. 18th st.
boy.
Kraft. Vincent, ssss 18th ave. n. E..
boy.
Meissner. Adolph. sien sixth ave. NJ
boy.
Heg. Robert Thornton. 1880 First
ave. n. E.. boy.
Lcitch. John r.. $3.50 18th ave. S. w.
crosby. Will G.. DOS ssrd ave. boy.
Baron, Henry p. 1910 Il. 18th St.
Dyson. l.. ~. sso7 4sth ave. s. girl
Billica, Harry j.. 1910 Fourth ave.
~, girl.
Goodwin. John James. 112o e.
Cherry st, girl.
Branham. Charles. 2si4 Walden ave.
boy.
Duhrendahi, Peter f.. 1854 e. Harri-
son st. girl.
Anderson. Roger, 2a25 18th ave. W.
girl.
Kelson. Willis Deimar. 3i2o w. Bar
Bailey. John Allen. 1904 California
Stewart. Charles Homer. 2S&l
Arthur place, girl.
sackett, Herbert Simon. s Etruria
St. girl.
Thorne, Carl John. 1881 University
servis. Waiter X. se4 Roy st, girl.
Plshuc, John. 552s Waliingford ave,
BASEL, NJ. p. ao2s N. 18th ST.. girl.
Pedon. Carl, so7 e2nd ave-. boy.
Naganawa- Kentaro, G67 Weller St.
Hamilton. Harry. asi1 Second ave-.
hoy.
Harris. william. 72S nth ave-. girl.
ave. N. w. girl,
Hunter. NJ. NJ. s6al stone way, boy.
Calder. C. o.. 4ii0 Whitman ave.
pwyer. j. D.. 5000 Harvard ave. N,
TilIman, Alton H.. 1927 y. 18th st,
Frizelle, Theobald, 2oa7 Franklin
otani Shiyozo, Everett. girl.
Takaheshi, Mnntaro, 6io Maynard
Bonner, George w, 2sosM Third
Award. james. 700 Columbia at, girl
Arnold, George w, 2sii u. Union
ST. boy.
Broderlck. Thomas p. i52s Fifth
ave. N. L., boy.
Hadcen, Carl A. tss Maple Leaf pl,
girl.
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MElran-GAtI
.-rA.t. ga,. Vac. rAl. M,.ns-
HOW u THIS ONE

ti,foo-ii5O cash: It's G-room. with
bath. fruit. garden. etc. and a seS
10 view lot. near car and school
You'll not find higEer rnaps In the
City % Seattle.
JAMES Il. JONES CO.
+ Rainier Valleys Main office and
Largest south End Listing
ftt7 Rainier Ave. AT Gencsce Street
Phone RA nieF-oS1s Always open
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Money Advanced ON
Stocks

il5 COLUMBIA ST, INST OFF IND
AVE. OPP. Blk. OF CALIFORNIA
EEL foT-6iSG.
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HOUSE and lot % exchange. no mat.
ter what you have 20 offer. see
Haiupin. .is-2i5 Yale Bldg OF.
puaife nnsfafftS~
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5 STOCKS AND BONDS
Watson-Moore Company

ESTABLISHED 1907
STOCKS BONDS
Durant and all listed and unlisted
securtiles given Immediate cxecu-
ton over private wires with con-
neciion In all principal cities in
the United States and Canada
All Spokane and Occur d'Aisns
stocks bought and sold at Spokane
Stock Exchange prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Halteren. Andrew Van. Jr.. Sc
Morriss. Elizabeth j.. Tacoma Legal Legal
Haasc. Carl II. r. Seattle. Legal
Cooley. Sarah l.. Seattle. Legal
ouist. Victor. Seattle. ........23
Boaman. Maud. Gle Elum. ..2e
Macdonald. Ronald. Edmonds Legal
Christensen. Anna, l. Stan
WOOD .....---...-.-... Legal
Butler. George T.. Seattle. rs
Parker, Louisa. Clinton. Wis. .-..27
Rivkin. William. Kent. Legal
Lentner. Minnie. Seattle. Legal
Watts. Walter. Seattle .....2i
McCulloch. Margaret. Seattle .....1a
Walton. Harry. Seattle Legal
Frame. Marguerite NJ. Seattle. Legal
Klawitter otto J.. Seattle ...40
Newell Eva May. Seattle ......21
Strickland. Frank Harold. Graham 2f
kamarad. Geneva. Orting .....a-
Marcho. Carroll s. Everett ....2i
Ftngere. Ruth. Seattle .......30
Swenson. Albert c.. Seattle Legal
Buer, Holda j.. Seattle ..... LEGAL
Saunders. Richard. Seattle Illegal
Saunders, Anna, Seattle $500. Legal
Kajiro. Fundo. Seattle .....a.. 20
Sekizawa. shizue. Seattle ....si
McRae. Kenneth s.. Seattle. !. =. Legal
Sothern. Hanna Seattle ..... Legal
Haino. David T.. Seattle ...25
Frtdoricksen. May T.. Seattle ....ei
Gillian. Jack. Victoria, b. C....a1
Demase. Thomasins, Victoria B. c. y
Clausen. Paul c.. Seattle .... Legal
Martin. Lulu NJ. Port Angeles Legal
Janack. Elias G.. Everett .....fega
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-04

MUST sell my 2 acres and home in
Des Molnes. business compcls me
TO stay In Seattle. Have large or
chard OF ~ fruit trees. apples.
pears. peaches and cherries somo
berries; spring water. with electric
water system TO house: ono block
off paved highway; s0-mlnute ride
from town. This is n bargain for
the right party. Will take $4,000:
terms. Call owner at ME lrac -s75h.
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Nest for a Bride
Deal With Owner

This new bungalow will surely APP
peal 90 you, Large lot. splendid
view location. close 10 car. stores
etc Large living room across
front, very pretty tiled fireplace.
guest closet. French doors. hard
wood floors In two rooms. cen-
ter hall. : bedrooms, tiled bath.
shower. huilt-in tub, tiled nink-
drain and back. lots Of cupboards.
nook. fun cement basement. fur.
mace. laundry, garage Ia base
ment Everything Just lovely.
and you simply can't help liking
" The construction u the beet
obtainhbie. you will notice tho
Iriesd very low a, 81. 900 and on
easy terms See owner AZ 1893
\ 18th a.. or call ME irss-tiii.
it.ooe-SoRrH END BARGAIN
An exceptionally good buy A we'll
rooms, good plumbing, Lot sQx
i0T. Fruit trees berries. on b1rd.
between Green Lake aud Meridian
car lines Only 1850 cash 20 handle
this. balance easy payments.
t3.to0--HfG SNAP
Just one block outside city limits on
North teth and Fremont Avenue.
shout four blocks 90 fhinnoy car.
Full cement basement. living
room. large kitchen. three bed
rooms. BATH city water, electric
lights. Lot s0xios, nicely Improved
with fruit. berries and garden.
About $500 cash. balance easy pay
u A. SCHROEDER. REALroR
ga Central building MA in.A0si
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? FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

lto AckEs Alberta wheat land.
trade for seattle properties. small
ranch or viii consider good car
a. first payment Gil sndl-itIf-E
BOX N-ff. The star seattle
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
@1g24 by NEA Service Inc

4 =
The driver came first, his arms
stiff1y aloft Then three figures In
single file from the tonneau the last
one wearing skirts. The person with
the heavy voice coughed nervously.
Wen give you five"
Shut up.' commanded the Wreck.
You'll give me anything I want.
You three" He Indicated the pas
sengers with wave of the gun. You
three step out In front Of those lights
where / can keep a good eye on you.
That's business. Stay there. Now,
driver. got a camp
"Ah--ah-yes. SIR"
Get it'-and be careful you don't
get anything else"
The man in uniform moved eau.
tiously to the side of the car and
unstrapped five-gallon containef
from the running board. i.s
Its full. sir he said.
Full. Ell? Carrying extra gas and
wouldn't give me a drop. Ell? Al!
right. you pick up that can and
march-stralg e
road"
For a few seconds it puzzled the
Wreck what to do with the trio who
still! Stood with their hands up in the
glare of lights. He solved 1t by order.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12

nv
ing them to a point midway between
the two cars, where he made them
sit down and told them not to bulge.
My partner up here in the fiiv-
YER" he explained. lis looking at
YOU over a pair of sights. He's a
pretty good shot He's nervous, too"
The man with the five-gallon can
wa.lksd ahead until the Wreck halted
h!as within half a dozen PAGES of
the stalled car The Wreck stepped
ahead to speak to Sally. He found
I, that she had dismounted and was
standing by the roadside. beyond the
. ,eam of light. ~
You crazy"
He placed hand roughly across
her lips.
shut up" he whispered. stay
.shere you are and say nothing. I'm
cunning this
Sally was boiling. but she obeyed.
/ 1t seo.n.,! the only way to keep him
from s3zne other wild folly.
The Wreck called to the man with
the can and, as he reached the fliv-
yer, told him he would find a funnel
on the floor, -
Pour that stuff into the tank, and
see to it tibet you don't spill any Of
it,
1t gave him small thrill Of salts
faction to find himself siaartly
obeyed Then he marched the chauf-
feur ahead of him, back to the big
car. AS he pissed the group in the
road he tossed finer" cheerful WORD
of caution.
My partner" he said, noticed
one Of you didn't keep his hands in
plain sight. He says he wouldn't
like to have it happen again."
The Wreck and the driver went
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
CHAPTER V
The Nervous Gunman

Was q CtS OisAN iAoNH'hS' VINO
ana squat and heavy. with lug
gage on the running boards, lug
gage on the rear three spares and
four occupants. one Of them cnauf-
feuiin uniform The Wreck ignored
the chauffeur although he kept
turtive eye on him. He stepped close
TO the, side of the tonneau and adj
dressed himself to one of the three
persons who sat there.
's''1'Tf asking you again for few
gallons of gas he said. I've got
to have it that's all. You can spare
me some without any trouble
And I'm still telling you to go
to the devil" answered a heavy
voice from the central figure. I'VE
haven't. got any gas to spare. And
you d better get busy and roll that
fiivver out of the road and let me
get by. If you need any help. my
driver is here
IL don't want that kind of help.
said the Wreck still controlling his
voice. II want gas
The heavy voice laughed.
We're not running t"',2-
wagon
We people with f1livvers," Sc
ciared the Wreck. slowly fare rot
gas hogs. If i had as much gas as
you've got in your tank I could run
from here to New York. You're
what / call a damned hog All I'm
asking is five gallons and LII pay for
1t. Do. get it?"
YOU, do not"
There was an abrupt change in
back a pace. pulled his cap close
over his eyes and brought to view
an object he had been concealing be.
hind his hack Even in the glo,:::
Il was possible to get an idea -
what il was.
Stick en- up" he barked al
hands. Re In a hurry now"
There was a feminine Shrek froa
the tonneau, and the Wreck then
and there first learned tilt one OF
them WIS a woman EuE Il was nc
time for courteSies.
IAN up-everybody. You there. in
the front seat, That's the idea.
want to see eight hands up all the
time. And l don't want to see any
funny movements, either"
He had to take it for granted that
eight hands We're up; he could not
count them very clearly in the dark,
particularly as his eyesight was none
too keen. But that. of course, was
something they did not know.
Listen hard. now" he said. brisk.
Is. when l tell you to do sn,ne
thing, do it quick and don't give me
any back talk l want everybody
out Of that car. ON this side of the
. rad. And just keep these hands up:
Il open the doors. ft'ai be awful
good for your health IL you bear in
mind that I'm nervous. I'm apt te
ses excited. Everybody out, now;
one at time Line up.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-12-12
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Sally Morgan has to go IS miles
from her fathers ranch TO catch a
train for the east Sheriff Bob
Wells. her f1ance. Is unable to ride
with her to the station. So the
NERVOUS Wreck an eccentric
young easterner visiting at the
ranch. Offers to take her Y the sta
ton In his little automobile.
Tho sheriff rfdicules the e. ges.
tom but Sally and the Wreck set
out, anyhow over the rough. r row
trail, The car, Is stuck one eeght
in the middle Of a stream, ana next
day they run out OF gasoline. AS
darkness falls. they see the twin
lights of an approaching car. The
freck takes six-shooter out Of his
chine and waits. -
wv GO ON WITH THE STORY
cont leave this car" he com.
cd I'm going to attend to
yer has to be done. Nobody's
< to get hurt. But I'm gazing
md out something damn quick"
&c was gone again, fastening up
e road toward the staring head.
n.'hts. sr-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-08-24

Ono or the most unusual schools ever
started will open in Matamor0s an
September 1. when a group of profes-
sioral mrn Of that city will begin coH-
Quoting classes i'm a free high school,
with the instructors received M my
and conducting the schoo. merely tto
aid the ycung people ~ Matamoros.
This will w the first high school ever
conducted in Matamor0s.
This school will be conducted oH the
regular nine-months basis as are tho
schools in Texas. and the regular
courses ~ instr ction, such a. algebra,
zoolcgy. languages. etc. will w taught.
The school will run in the day time.
with classes being conducted from o
o'clock in the morning until . O'Clock
in the afternoon
This school will fill a long felt
need in Matamores said A. a. Laur-
cnts, who will take part in the teach.
ing of classes. For many years resi-
dents of Matamorcs have been faced
with the proposition az sending their
children 10 Mexico CITY for even 4
high school education. Heretofore the
boys and girls Of Matamoros have had
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-08-24
Plans for Health Resort
On Arroyo Colorado Now
Ready for Owners 0. K.

HARLI\GEN. Texas. Aug. ~. An
attractive development Of Spanish ar
chitectural styl has been employed IN
plans ~ buildings for tie health resort
to hc built ou the Arroyo Colorado two
miles southeast of IVA Fcria by Mrs.
Frances NJ. Mont gomcry of South Caro-
lima. Architectural designs fer the
buildings we're forwarded to Mrs. Mont
gomery this week hy Elwing and Null
hauScn archirc ~ ~ IIar.iugcn. who are
preparing all the plans.
The plans call for the construction of
large central establishment Of main
building with : or ten small cottages
grouped il park. White stucco with
red tile roofs viii ~ used in construct
ing the buildings which viii give piciur-
esque Spanish effect.
Mrs. Montgomery. who owns and OPP
crates q large hospital ia Greenville.
:. G.. had been interested in reports
of the beneficial effects of the Valley :
climate. ana during personal visit here
was so impressed with conditions that
she decided to establish health center
where persons in IN health might re-
cuperate without becoming patients in
= Saniiarim or hospital Recently Mrs