davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
Fl SenddO faCuIta una ComiSi6n
para que .eStudie Ia ConyenienCiaI
de- adquirir pOr COmpra las IlnedSI
de Ia Porto Rico Telephone Co..
Sc Organizara un sistema general de teIe-
fOn0S, unifiCandO las IineaS exiStentes
Ell PUEBLO De PUERTO RICO CONTROLARA ENTONCES
4as T0D0 EL SERvClO TELEFONlC0

Ante ell Senado de Puerto Rico Sc
IA presentado un importantisimo
proyecto de ley, cuyos disponiendo-
SO facultan a una comisi6n que in
tegraran ell Gobernador, y ell Pre-
sidente del Senado, Ell Presidente de
In Comision de Servicio Publico Ell
Speaker de la Camara, y ell Conf
sionado del Interior para que
estudie la conveniencia de adqui-
rir por compra las lineas de la Porto
Rico Telephone Co., Hnificando asi
el sistema general de telefonos y CO.
laeando su control bajo la direction
del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
Habiendo obtenido una copia del
mencionado proyecto, 10 incluimos a
continuation:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
las MEDIDAs vIoLENTAs
BON nfPRocEDENTEs

Es mucho mas facii ensenar es-
tas eosaa Il nos ganamos Ia con
hanza del pdbiieo. procediendO on
fornia persuasive, que tratando de
imponsrias Dc manera drastlca, ame
nazando con dennneiar o denun-
sisndo SIN haber aEotado los medios
suaigabiea . nuessro alcaneo Las
nediaas vlolentas engendran Ia re-
heldia y estluuian IA reaissencla a
IL ley. lmelendo fracasar 81 propO-
fito qus perseguimos Mnchas psr-
aonas miran q a sanidad como un
snemigo , a los inspcctOres como
ageutes oaciosos que vienen q mo-
isstarics. Debemos eaforzarnos por
cue tedo "a mundo Eos acoja con
agrado , eoopeso con nosotEos en-
uuestra taEea"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
P. DEL S. 215
EN- Ell sENADo DE PTo. RICO
Mario 20, 1925.
PRoYEcTo DE LEY

Para organizar un sistema gene
raj de telefonos, unificando las IL
meas existentes, con Ell fin de esta-
blecer un servicio mejor y mas eff
cientea la base de un sistema mas
I1oderno, v creando una comision
especial la cual Sc fsculta para
que estudie la conveniencia de ad-
quirir por compra las hneas de la
Porto Rico Telephone Company cuan
dc venza su franquicia EN- 1884 o
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Ven0er eSCa Ia actual llnea lnSu-
lar de telefonos, como mejor con-
yenga al interes de Puerto Rico v
"a un buen seryicio general, rindien-
do de todo clio I'm informe al Go
fernador y la Legislature.
''Por cuanto, Ell sistema general
de tel6fonos en- Puerto Rico requie-
re, para estar Ell relaci6n con los
adelantos de la ciencia en- este ge-
nero de comnnicaciones, una nueva
organization que responda la ma
yor eficiencia del servicio.
"Por cuanto, en- Puerto Rico ac-
tiian dos ineas de telefonos, una
organizada Y regida por la Porto
Rico Telephone Company Y otra
por Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
"Por cuanto, esta Ultima necesita
lefcr1narse en- condolences de pres
tar Ell servicio que las condolences
sctuales del pals reduieren y que
al propio tempo sirva de norma
para las reformas que la otra COM
raflia debe establecer:
Pcr cuanto, 10 mas practice y
conveniente es que sea una sola
companfa La que funcione. prestan-
do un seryicio general unifor-
me:
Per cuanto, la Porto Rico Te-
lephone Company funciona en- vir-
tud de una franquicia por cuyas clau
sulas esta obligada vender al
Pueblo de Puerto Rico toda su pro-
piedad I'M precio de tasacion que
Sc hara al efecto;
''Por cuanto, Ell Pueblo de Puerto
Rico de comprar la referida Com
pafiia Porto Rico Telephone Com
pany su propiedad, vender la
ieferida Compafiia la propiedad do
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico represen-
tada por sus lineas telef6nicas, con
el objeto de unificar las lincas exis-
tentes Y hacer de todas elias un So
10 servicio general y uniforme que
responda las necesidades de Pto.
Rico en- este respecto:
"Por tanto. "decretase por la
Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
gico:"
Artfculo 1.-Designar una Com1-
sion conpuesta del Gobernador de
Puerto Rico, ell Presidente del Sc
nado I'm miembro del mismo desig-
.l,ado por este, Ell Presidente de Ia
Camara I'm miembro de la misma
designado por este. ell Presidente de
Ia CopiSi6n de Servicio Publico o
un miembro de la misma designado
por este, Y ell Comisionado del In
terror un .Tngeniero de su Depar-
tamento designado por este, para
que haga Ell estudio que Sc refie-
re Ell preambulo de esta resolution,
y presente un informe a la Legis-
latura en- la pr6xima session con
aouellas recomendaciones que pro-
cedan para la realization del proyec-
TO antes mencionado.
Articulo 2-Toda ley parte de
ley que Sc oponga la presente,
uueda por esta derogada.
'Artfculo S.-Esta Ley empeza-
"a a regir los noventa dias de su
aprobacions
Ell DIR. JOSE c. FERRER EN-
.RARNAE rYA(tIA LOS rcrAn0a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
CARACAS Y SAN JUAN
CoNECTADos PoR RADIO

WASHINGTON, abril 80. (Uni-
ted Press)- FL Departamento de
Marina anuncio que el viernes inau
gurara un circuito de radio, para en-
War mepsajes comerciales. entre Ca
racas y San Juan do Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

LA LEGISLATURE HA SIDO
OFICIALMENTE INvITADA PA
RA ToMAR PARTE EN- LAS
FIEsTAs QUE Sc oRIGINARAN
A LA LLEGADA DEL 'LoS AN
GELEs' QUE sERA Ell LUNEs
Hemos sido informados que la
camara de Representatives. y ell Sc
nado han recibido una invitaci6n
Official del Comandante del Dirigi-
BILE de la Marina Americana, @Los
Angeles, que estara en- Mayagiiez
Ell lunes, para que los Legislatures
tornen participation en- las fiestas
que Sc originaran con motive de
su arribo Puerto Rico.
FL dirigible Los Angeles hara
dos rocorridos alrededor de La Is
la despu6s do su llegada, en- Ell pri-
nero seran invitados de Honor Ell
Hon. Gobsrnador Towner, su Gabi-
nete, Ia Prensa y otras importantes
personalidades del Gogierno; en- Ell
segundo, haran el visje los miem-
bros integrantes del Senado y de la
Camara de Representatives,
FL Secretario del Gobsrnador, Ca
pitan Van Deussen nos ha 'infor-
mado que Ell Ejecutivo saldra de
I'm momento otro para Mayagiiez,
estando en- espera de un aerograma
que le habra de enviar Ell CONAN
dante del "Los Angeles anun-
ciandole su llegada
Escritas las anteriores lfneas re-
cibimos Ell siguiente cablegrama;
+
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
Els PRoBABLE QUE Ell LOS
ANGELES NO sALGA HAsTA
Ell DOMINGO

LAKEHURsT, abril 80 (United
Press Ell dirigible ''Los Ange-
les" no saldra para Puerto Rico
hasta el domingo debido a la nu-
via Ell yiento que ha habido ano-
che. El viento amenazaba romper
las amaras del dirigible Y reinaba
la ansiedad Afortunadamente ell
incidente no paso de ahi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs

Ofrece la seccion de anuncios
clasificados todas aquellas per-
sonas que hayan encontrado per-
dido algo. Recuerdo Ell MUNDO,
el diario de mayor circulation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
UNcxNARIAsIs Y
sU DEsARRoLLo

Para Ia mayOria de los cam
i'esinos y a6n de los propietarios
cue Ecsiden en- Ia zona urbana, Pc
- cue tienen sus propiedades en- la
sona rarai ezta Is una ley nueva.
u aieanee de IN eual no Sc explican
~ eomprenden. visitas repetidas y
ispetidas explieaeiones SON impress
einAihle neceaidad. A los campesi-
iaos 70 les debe haeer entender CO.
ino es cue eontraen "a uncinariasis
, otFas enfeFmedades intestinaIes
, como paeden evitarias, los peli-
pos a cue exp0nen a sus veeinos
- ~ niegan a segair las reglas hi
ftenieas que ~ les ensohan. etc y
- les debe haeer comprender tam.
lien que Ia uneinaFiasis o. una en-.
fsrmodad cue sc dsbs en- gran par
ts a IA ign0Eancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
s1ETE ocTAvAs.
DON ENRIQUE MARTTNEZ

HemOs tenidO el grato placer de
saludar en- esta capital nuestro
active v Quito sgente y coiaborador
en- TOa Baja, don Enrique MaTti-
uez. quien vino en- asuntos parti-
culares. Nucstro amigo desea acla-
rar tambi6n que los trabajos que do
Toa Baja hemos publicado Ultima
mente. no han sido enviados por 6l,
10 que desea hacer constar en- no
nor a la verdad.
Reiteramos nuestro afectuoso sa-
ludo Al seiior Martinez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

LAKEHURsT. abril 90 (cable
Trances) Ell viaje del s'I.os An
geles" Puerto Rico ha sido pos
puesto de nuevo, pues el sol no ha
salido hoy en- todo el dia ell dt-
rigible, mojado por la lluvia de
anoche, no ha podido secarse El
Captain Steele dice que los anun-
clos meteOrologicos para maiiana
son favorables al viaje, pues segun
el informe, la fuerte brisa que ha
estado soplando a 10 largo de La
Gotta habra disminuido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

''Haeo alg6n tempo que muehos
- los Jefes Locales, slguiendo la
fprmA legal establecida por sl Co
dgo sanitaEio han presentado nu-
nerosas denuneias por violaci6n al
Art. No. % del mismo. Creo quo
este procsdimiento es necesario en-
casos extremos, pcrO me parece que
catamoN hacienda nal uso dc la
ley para oh;igar a aquelIos que tai
NeE cumplirian con Ell preccpto legal
os manera ospOntanca Ilenos de
hucna volnntad. A vecos In gente
- apAtiea en- cstos asuntos. aunque
esto conveheida de quo sctuamos
n@ 81 propio bien - que muchas
personas tardan en- empezar Ia cons
irnccion de letrinas hacienda necc-
taria Ia presentation do denuncias
anto las eortes de iusticia, pero soy
se opinion que muchas do estas de
Huncias pOdrian evitarBe vtsitando
irncuentcnonto = los intcresados y
srViicAndoles de manera clara y
eomprensiva los mottvos y fines dc
Suestra csmpaaa -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
AAGENAzAs rNCoN-
vTNIENTEs

''Tenemos doble trabajo que ha-
csr No soio dsbemos cOnsegldr que
- eonstruyan las letrinas sino que
dsbemos haeer cue IA gsnts 80 acOs
snmbre a uSarlas. Csto no puede
s'onseguiEss con Una aimple vista,
= menos d en- esta vista So pro-
ssde amenasaF Al propietario con
denuneiaflo 81 nO eumpie con 10 que
- 10 ordena dc aeuerd0 con Ia Ley
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01
PAN AcIDo Y NAL
ELABoRADO

La Corte Municipal de coamo le
impusO cinco d6lares de multa a
Enrique Alfonso, por vender pan
acido v NAL elaboradO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Las unidades De anemia que
tEAbajau baio las oresnss del Jcfs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-01

Nos habiamos infOrmado que eI
comssionado de sanidad Tnsuiar,
Or. Pedro \ Ortiz, se habia diri-
gido On circular a los Jefss Locales
Dc su departamento haciendoles las
recomsndaeiones pertinontes al des-
arToiio del tEabajO sanitariO rural
para el pF6ximo ejerciciO fiscal.
En- In mahana de aver consegui-
nos una copia de Ia circular que ha
snviadO sl Dr. Ortiz Ia eual pOr su
lmportaneia. pAsamOs a darle inme-
data pnblieidad.
san Juan. P. R.. abril %, 1928.
A Los JEFEs LOCALES DE
SANDAL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
Gyasshoppey Ay,ny Seeks
NetU Fields; Danger Past

supposed to be foraging. There the
insects were found in large numbers,
although in dwindling proportions to
the picture painted b. reports ccming
across the river before.
The grasshoppers are the ordinary
brown ones that can be seen almost
any place on the Mexico side of the
river. and are no more vicious than
others, but occur more thickly. The
lack of natural vegetation for the in
sects to feed on was given as the
cause Of their attacking cotton fields,
and destroying the cotton foliage.
With the rapid growth of vegetation
in that vicinity following the recent
rains, the army is gradually breaking
up, as the rank and file seek various
fields of luxuriant grass and other
food
Methods of poisoning grasshoppers
were being studied out by farmers on
this side of the river. in case war
against the pests should become ne
cesshry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
WOMAN Held ON
MURDER CHARGE.
In SHREVEPORT.
of Man Arrested
for Staying Student
Declares She Went to
Husbands Assistance
INV The Associated Press.)

SHREVEPORT, La, June l3.-Mrs.
George W. Gill. 20 years old was arrest
ed here Saturday on a warrant charging
her with murler in connection with the
death Of Robert w. Read. %, Centenary
college student, whose body was recov-
cred Friday morning from Old river, a
swimming resort.
Mrs. Gill's arrest on the charge was
not surprise since the confession of
her husband, a senior law student at
Loyola university. New Orleans, that
he killed Read in fight in the river
late Wednesday nght. Gill is being
held on a murder charge.
An hour after Mrs. Gill was arrested
she was released under $4,000 bond fixed
by Judge J. II. Stephens of the district
court who said granting of bonds in
murder cases is permissible unless the
presumption of guilt on that charge is
great"
No application for bond has been
made for Gill.
Mrs. Gill accepted her arrest in calm
manner. She was taken into custody at
the home of her mother, Mrs. J. G.. Par
sons, 100 Highland avenue, while hold
ing a conference with her attorney. She
was taken to Jail but did not occupy a
CELL She remained in the jail office
until arrangements wers made for her
bond. She declined to be interviewed
on the advice Of counsel.
Mrs. Gill's arrest followed her ad-
mission to authorities that she assisted
her husband in the fight with Read who
she declared bit her on the arm when
she came to her husbands rescue at the
moment he was about to be overcome
by Read. Gill claims that he stunned
Read by striking his head against the
side of boat and left him in water
waist deep. Three small triangular
wounds were found on Reads head
Mrs. Gill has admitted that she tele-
phoned eRad on the afternoon of June
10 an arranged with him to meet her at
the scene of the homicide. Gill has made
conflicting statements on this point. He
has said that Read called his wife and
asked her for the appointment. Both
have admitted however, that they
planned to meet Read at the place and
that Gill intended to 'beat him up" be-
cause he had been annoying Mrs. Gill.
Before her marriage last October it
is said Read and Mrs. Gill, then Miss
Adele Parsons, a prominent Shreveport
family, were sweethearts. Gill claims
that since his marriage Read has an
noyed Mrs. Gill while friends Of Read
allege that Mrs. Gill pressed her atten-
Centenary college Friday night adopted
resolution commencing Reads charac-
ter. Reads body was sent Friday night
to Converse, La, where the funeral
was held Saturday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
Prizes To Be GiUen For
Best Slogans On Valley

PRIZES TO BE GIVEN-2 COL PI-
Prizes totalling $50 are offered by
Jamie Heron, manager of the pub
licity campaign in the Lower Valley,
for the best slogan to be used in
connection with Valley publicity.
The campaign to raise a fund of
$4,000 for Valley wide publicity will
be started Monday by Mr.. Heron.
The slogan for which prizes are Of
fered must be short, must convey
beauty. and worth, and possibilities
Of Valley opportunities, Mr.. Heron
said. 1t must be on piece of paper
separate from the name of the send
er, and must be in the office of the
publicity campaign director in La
Feria, by August 1.
prize of S25 is offered for the
first place winer, SIS for the secomd
and 81 each for the next 10 slogans
Judges will be r. NJ. Love of Weslaco
c. H. Swallow of Alamo, ]. A. Hick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14

man Of Rio Hondo, All Parker Of La
Feria, r. 7. Stuart of Stuart Place,
and L. Fl. Thompson of Harlingen,
members of the publicity executive
committee.
The program as announced by Mr..
Heron for the drive includes the start
at Raymondville Monday, with a day
spent at Santa Rosa on Tuesday,
June is, La Feria, June IL; Harlingen,
June IS at the picnic grounds, and
Friday, June 10, to be decided yet.
Saturday will be spent at Alamo, and
the following day, June 21 at San
Juan. A community meeting will be
held in each of these cities on these
dates in order to raise the quotas Of
those cities.
In each community Mr.. Heron will
be aided in conducting the drive for
funds by a committee of five appoint
ed by the general publicity organiza-
tion of the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
MINERSRESUME
RAID ON STORES
IN NNOVASCOTIA
Two Buildings Burned
After Looting; Strik-
ers aid Firemen; Com
pany Police Powerless
(By The Associated Press.)

SYDNEY, N. S., June 13.-Looting
Of stores operated by the British En-
pire Steel corporation by striking min
ers was resumed tonight after day
of quiet in the strike affected coal
mines in the Cape Breton district.
Three stores in the immediate vicin-
ity of Glace Bay and the Sydney mines
were looted by strikers, and the two
stores in the Glace Bay area were de-
stroyed by fire.
Dominion No. store was razed and
Dominion number 3 store was burning
at midnight. Strikers had raided the
Dominion number six store and remov-
ed all Of its stock The miners assist
ed the firemen in saving the houses IN
close proximity to the Glace Bay stores.
Company police stationed at the Glace
Bay and Sydney mines said they we're
powerless to interfere. The military re-
mained at Sydney Troops sent this
afternoon from Toronto had not yet
arrived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
WRECK
z CONSULATES
Serious Outbreak in kiu
Kiang Reported to
British Paper
(Bv The Associated Press.1 J

LONDON, June f3s1-At Shanghai de
spatch to the Daily Express, says that
the British ard Japanese copsulates at
Kiu-K Kiang were wrecked and set on fire
during serious rioting. The British con-
sulate was saved from looters who plum
dered other buildings belonging to for
eign companies.
The premises Of the Japanese ship
ping company, Nisspin Kisen Kaisha
and the buildings of Butterfield and
Siwre, shipping agents, were burned.
Students ard workmen created havoc
before Chinese troops arrived and fl
nally drove them off. f.t
The Japanese landed a naval party
which aided in restoring order.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
WOMAN HAD TWO
HUBDIESLOVER
Affairs of Double Wife
Revealed in New Or
leans Court
~ The Associated Press,

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 13.-How
two New Orleans men shared the af
fections Of their wife" while she. be
tween times, is alleged to have carried
on affairs with third man, was a m"t-
ter of court record today following the
granting of a divorce to James ". Ware.
local cotton broker, against Mr. Cecilc
Lane Ware. Mrs. Ware last fall figured
as the victim in an alleged potato farm
swindle by Charles G.. Kinney. Wiscon-
sin banker, whose arrest she caused in
Florida.
A chronology of the tangled love af-
fairs Of Mrs. Ware include:
Her marriage in January 1909 at
Weatherford Texas, to James W. Ware,
and their subsequent removal to New
Orleans.
Her marriage at Gulfport. Miss, to
Ben Boudreaux, in October, 1921, and
their removal to New Orleans.
Her dual domiciliary existence, living
in New Orleans at one time with Ware,
at another with Boudreaux.
She became. by her own admission
attracted by Kinney and was induced tc
invest heavily in his "potato farm 7
project as a result of which she figured
prominently in the news columns OF
Florida and Chicago.
Her "primary" husband obtained abb
solute divorce from her under decree
granted today.
Ware. in his petition. alleged his
wife was guilty of "indiscretions with
one Ben Boudreaux" at Gulfport on the
date of her marriage with her "eecond-
ary" husband.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14

The great grssshopper migration
has come to an end.
Although some of the insects are
still moving around, doing damage,
the move as national or racial un-
dertaking, has lost its significance.
Several days ago it was reported
here that an army Of grasshoppers
was moving west along the south
bank of the Rio Grande, cutting a
path in all vegetation quarter mile
wide.
For a time it was feared that the
hopper might come to this side of the
river. Street-corner consultations
were held, wherein the ability of
grasshoppers to cross the Rio Grande
was magnified almost to include the
gulf.
County Agent Louis H. Alsmeyer ac-
companied by t. c. Barbour. entomo-
logist and Prudeneio Roiz, mayor Of
the city of Mstamoros yesterday
made a trip up the Rio Grande on the
Mexico side to where the hoppers were
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
DRAGON OF KLAN IN
JAIL FOR CONTEMPT

DENVER. Colo, June 13.-Dr. John
Galen Locke, grand dragon Of the Colo
RADIO Ku Klux Klan, tonight rests be-
hind prison doors in the county Jail
here for failure to carry out a court
order to produce bis financial accounts
by internal revenue agents.
DR.. Locke, whose federal income tax
payments from 1913 to 1924 are under
investigation, was adiudged by. Judge
j. Foster Symes in contempt of court
last Tuesday, but the federal jurist did
not commit him to Jail until today, af
ter he had directed DR.. Locke second
time to produce the accounts.
Dr. Locke said the records have dis
appeared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
Miners Sworn in to
Aid Regular Police

NEW WATERFORD, N. S., June IA
Fifty members of the United Mine
Workers of America, were sworn in to-
day as a special constabular to patrol
the street and act as an auxiliary to the
local police force in maintaining order
during the strike of the workmen Of the
British Empire Steel corporation.
Five thousand miners attended the
funeral this afternoon of William Davis
who was shot down by steel corpor-
alton policeman during the rioting on
Thursday when the power station was
captured and wrecked by the strikers
and the company stores in the colliery
district were raided and looted.
The detachment of permanent militia
and provincial police under command
of Lieutenant Colinel W. H. P. Elkin,
was still within the enclosure Of the
steel plant at Sydney tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
STONES FRIENDS TO
VIEW BODY SUNDAY
NV The Associated PressO

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 13.-Warren
s. Stone, dead president Of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers, and head
Of its cooperative banks, trust COM
panies, buildings end other interests.
will lie in state Monday in the audi
torium Of an edifice he built, in order
that the thousands who have respected
him during his life, may have last
opportunity to look upon him. before
he is buried Monday in Lakeview ceme-
terry here.
Mr.. Stone died Unexpectedly In hos
pital here late yesterday.
The doors of the auditorium in En-
gineer's building will be thrown open
at a. m. and kept open until ! p. m.
Funeral SERVICES will be held at the
Euclid Avenue Congregational church
at 2 p. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14
Teacher School Head
May Succeed Bizzell

AUSTIN, Tex, June 13.-Dr. R. L..
Maruis, president of North Texas Teach
ers' college at Denton is being men
toned here in unofficial circles as a
possible successor to DR.. w. B. Bizzell,
president of Texas A. and NJ. collc>F,
who will become president of Okla
homa University.
DR.. Marquis, formerly president Of
the State Normal at Alpine, Friday was
reelected by the board of regents as
president of the Denton school. He said
it would be great honor to be presi-
dent of A. and NJ. but that is not can
didate for the position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-06-14

Work on the channel through Brazos
Pass will soon be undertaken by the
government, and there should not be
any doubt as to the final outcome.
This was the statement eff d. A
O'Brien, president oft he Rio Grande
railway and ceaseless worker for the
deep water port at Point Isabel on his
return yesterday from Washington,
where he and Senator Morris Sheppard
called on General Harry Taylor. chief
of United States army engineers.
During his absence Mr.. O'Brien called
on Major J. L. Schley, United States