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ARGUES, FORGER. WILL
BE SENTENCED AUGUST

Passing of sentence ON Juan Mar-
res, convicted i'm superior Judge
BE s court this week on charges
forgery, has been postponed until
ngust s. 1t that time am aprlica-
on for probation, filed by Marques.
i'll be passed on by Judge CeIe.
le jury which found Marques gull
y recommended lcnicncy at the
me it returned the verdict.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31
COTTON MARKETS

NEW ORLEANS. JeIv 2l.-Spot
cotton quiet. { up: mids 1868; ia
tHrcS steady.
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Europe : Slogan Just now is "Say
il with tears in your eyes
Imperial Valley press., 1926-07-31

Northern California this year ex-
arienccd is hottest first half Of
Ily. asl
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NEW YORK. July 31.-The cot
ton market closed up to off b:
spots steady. off 10: mids lg.OJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
BODY
TO MEET HERE
Tax Collectors VIII
Hold Convention
In Valley

Brownsville was chosen as the next
convention city by the state taN>col-
lectors in session at Corpus Christi,
il was announced this afternoon in a
telegram received here by the cham
ber of commerce.
This will mean that Brownsville
will Nentertain between 800 and 400
tax collectors from all over the state
next September. according 10 Mr.
Richardson. IL Is an annual conven-
tion of the association composed of
city. county and state tax collectors
The 1926 convention is just closing
Mt Corpus Christi and the selection
Of Brownsville was one Of its last
official motions.
Brownsville had invited the dele
gates 10 this convention to meet here
in 1927 through J. ". Fox. Cameron
county tax collector, who is in az
tendance. The chamber Of commerce,
Rotary club, Kiwanis club and Mayor
A. u. Cole all sent telegraphir i'm
vitations 70 the convention mt Cor
pus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Fires Bullet Through
HeaytAfey Shooting
Woman Companion

ephone operator Of Brooklyn, who
had accompanied Kirtly on a motor
trip to Lexington. was shot while
she was asleep in the same bed with
Miss Alma Gregory also Brooklyn.
The two young women had reg
istered at the hotel Wednesday as
Alma and Mildred Gregory. both Of
NV York City. According to
Alma Gregory they posed as cousins
and Kirtley as their uncle.
The two had quarreled Thursday
night over the size OF stone in a
diamond ring which Kirtly had given
Mildred, Alma declared.
Shortly befors o'clock this morn
ling. Alma said, she was awakened
BY the sound OF pistol shot. She
sprang up * see Kirtly standing be-
side the bed with pistol in his
hand. while Mildred lay beside her.
a stream Of blood trickling on the
pillow from a hole in her head.
Mr.. Kirtly went back in the
bathroom and | saw him shut the
door as he raised the pistol to his
head. started for the hall door
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
MACHINE GUN 4
SQUAD GUARD
COUNTY JAIL
Murder Indictment Re-
turned BY Live Oak
Grand Jury Early
This Morning

SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 3.-{F-
Heavily guarded by state rangers.
county officers and police, armed
with rifles and riot guns. Harry ~
Leahy was speeding toward Live Oak
county Friday 10 answer TO an In
dictment charging htm with the siay-
ing Of Or. J. A. Ramsey, prominenr
Mathis physician.
He was scheduled to reach his deS-
tination Friday afternoon and TO -
placed in the Live Oak county jail
protected from possible violence by
d machine gun guard.
Leahy's departure followed
dramatic and vigorous but futile
fight in court to prevent his removal
from the San Antonio Jail. He had
declared Thursday that he was ready
to stand trial at San Antonio but
feared to return to Live Oak county
because friends had informed him
threats had been made against hiH
life.
But Judge G.. o. Brown OF the
Thirty-Seventh district court, In
brief decree from the bench. ended
his hope of remaining in San Antonio
and sent him 20 Live Oak county
Harry j. Leahy, arrested I'm SAP
Antonio Saturday I'm. connection With
the Disappearance and Staying 0f Dr.
j. "A. Ramsey or Mathis, was indicted
on murder charge by the special
grand jury Of Live Oak county, Dis
trict Judge T. NJ. Cox announced
Friday. A capias issued out Of the
indictment was served on Leahy An
Bexar county Jail today
Judge Brown held that the Bexar
District Court was without juris-
diction To hear n habeas corpus writ
filed BY Leahy shortly after his ar
rest last Saturday.
Leahy's attorneys immediately
gave notice of appeal.
Sheriff Eugene Key " Live Oak
county, however. and Rangers Town
send and Albright, who had stood
close to Leahy in the packed court
room ali morning, Immediately took
charge Of the prisoner and rushed
him to an automobile which had been
waiting in front of the court house.
The car sped southwark, its destina-
tion the Live Oak county JAIL
IN second cRr following closely
were City Detective W. VA. Ship,
Deputy Sheriff ". ". Flores. OK Bexar
county. and Deputy Smith of Live
Oak County.
All officers were heavily armed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
ELECTION CALL
IS POSTPONED
City Uncertain About
New State Law On
Time Limit

Brownsvillc's city commission,
finding itself apparently All set TO-
day to call bond election for paving,
sewers, electric light and water ex-
tensions and other improvements, in
volving total of S500.oO0 in bonds,
found itself in a quandry as to the
time limitations allowed BY law for
the calling OF such elections. Action
on the elections was postponed until
the matter can be Strengthened out
The commissioners were reminded
Of the fact that the Brownsville inde-
pendent school district this spring
called an election TO be held thirty
days after the call was issued and
that il was compelled 70 call another
election because the codified laws
state that such. election must be
held within thirty days This was
sold its bond issue and another
election had TO be called.
II. B. Galbraith, city attorney. will
20 to San Antonio early next week
and while there will confer with
bond lawyers TO determine whether
the same law applies TO city bond
issues, and particularly where they
are ISSUED by cities under a charter
form of government.
Virtually everything was ready to
call the elections when the doubs
arose as to the time for holding
them. Mr.. Galbraith will return by
next Friday when special session
will be held The commission az That
time probably also will call an eiec-
tion on charter amendments to be
held at the same time as the bond
elections.
The issues proposed are $3OO.000
for street paving. 100000 for sewer
systems and 100000 for light and
water extensions.
The commission adopted an o.
ficial map which shows all the pub
lie streets, parks and other property
which have never been dedicated Ia
public use. Closing of streets on
school and hospital property were
made valid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Three Pay Death
Penalty IN ohio

first Of the condemned men had been
strapped in the electric chair, the
third was pronounced dead
Bryant. whom the other two said
had paid them $50 to kill MeCumber
went to his death first. A few
minutes later Rhoades was electro
cuted..
Shortly SITTER his body had been
removed from the chair. Hedrick
was strapped in.
The men died calmly, none Of them
protesting innocence.
McCumber's murder had been
termed one of the most brutal OF
Pomeroy's hill Of horrors. Fear
ing McCumber knew too much about
his bootlcgEine activities Bryant
hired Rhoades and Hedrick 70 get
rid of him. Although Rhoades and
Hedrick and beed promised they
would never want" if they did the
negro's bidding all they ever realized
from their Job" was $50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
N. K. DUPRE.IO
Head JUNIOR
COLLEGE HERE
School Board Elects
San Antonian Upon
Recommendations of
State University

n. X. Dupre, A. b., VI. A., we'll
known throughout the state for his
work in junior colleges. has been
elected dean Of the Brownsville jun
ior college. This action was taken
bv the Brownsville school board
Thursday afternoon following receipt
of information from w. g. Puckett,
who had formerly been elected. that
il would be impossible for him TO
accept the position. Prof. Dupre was
recommended-by the head Of the
Texas University with. whom he has
been affiliated in educational work
several years.
Mr.. Dupre gained his A. II. degree
from Southwestern University and
his NJ. A. from Texas University. The
past year he has been dean Of stu
dents in the San Antonio junior col
lege. In addition to his junior college
work, Mr.. Dupre served a. principal
III the San Antonio schools several
years. State University heads recon-
mend him very highly, stating that
he has been uniformly successful IN
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
FOUR INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY

First indictments by the August
term grand jury were returned to-
day, all four or the bills returned
being on minor charges.
Indictments charging violation Of
the Dean Act were returned against
Robert Brooks and Tom Smith, ne
groes, Manuel VilIareal and Santiago
Cara. All were IN jail when the in
dictments were returned Smith was
the only one Of the quartet TO make
bond which was set at $500 in each
instance.
The district court. with Judge A
W. Cunningham on the bench. turned
its attention from city delinquent
tax cases, with which it was occu-
pied Wednesday and Thursday, back
20 divorce cases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Jury Investigates
kidnapping Of Priest

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 3.-sHl-ln-
vcstigation OF the reported kidnap-
ing of the Rev. Vincent u. Warren
Of st. Joscph's Catholic church here
by a band OF 2S masked and white
robed men in Princess Anne county
Wednesday night probably will be
requested by Governor Harry r.
Byrd ms the result Of the failure OF
the grand jury and county officials
to act because of lack of tangible
clues.
Father Warren reported that hs
was seized while he was seated In
an automobile with two men COM
panions, taken out Of town and re-
leased in swamp lands after having
been questioned by his abductors,
particularly regarding his activities
as n director Of the st. Joseph's
Academy for negro boys He said
that he was not harmed and walked
neveral miles back to Norfolk after
his release.
Neither the priest nor B. J.
Emanuelson. one of the men with
whom he was talking when accosted
could identify any members of the
hooded group.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
3INDICTED IN
MELLETT Case
Key Man Of Murder
Mystery Still
At Large

CANTON. Ohio. Sept. 3.-tF)-Ben
Rudner, Louis Mazer and Patrick
Eugene McDermott today were in
dicted by the Starck county grand
jury for the first degree murder Of
Don R. xellett, Canton publisher, CT
july I6.
Rudner, Massillon hardware mer-
chant, was taken into custody shortly
before the grand jury made its re-
port to Judge Abram w. Angler.
Mazer former Canton poolroom
proprietor, was formally charged
with the murder in warrant issued
on August Is. He is at present in
the Cuyahoga county Jail, Cleveland,
and i held also on charge Of con-
spiracy to violate the federal pro-
hibition law.
McDermott, of Manly Clio. Pa, and
Cleveland. is at large, having been
sought throughout the nation since
July 30 as 'key man" in the murder
mystery.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Chicago Politicians
Home is Bombed

CHICAGO. Sept 3.-<Pp-The west
side home of Morris Eller. Cook
county republican chieftain, was
wrecked early today by a bomb.
Members Of the family were
hurled from their beds by the blast,
which demolished the interior Of the
building and broke windows for
blocks around, but were uninjured.
The bomb was set off in a side
doorway Of the apartment.
Police said the charge was one of
the most powerful ever seen here.
r Her. leader in the Barrett faction
Of the republican forces in Chicago,
il trustee of the Chicago sanitary
district and has long been active in
ward politics. He was witness be-
fore the senate committee in us re-
cent investigation of the primary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
DEATH TAKES
MRS. BRULAY
Was One of Pioneers
In This Section
Of Valley

Mrs. Marie r. Brulay, a member
of one Of the oldest families in this
section. died at $50 o'clock this
morning at her home. Sic Eliza
beth street, at the age Of S2 years.
Mrs. Brulay was one Of the pio-
recrs in this section, having come
from France and later worked dill
gently with her husband to build up
the former Brulay Plantation.
She. was born in Saverne, Alsace,
November Il, 1914, and came te
America in 1871. when she joined a
brother, J. r. Boesch. in Matamoros,
whose widow is living in Mexico
City. She lived with her brother ir
Matamcros for five years and in 1876
married George Brulay In Browns
Vile who also had come TO this
country. from France. Mr.. Brulay
already had started the Brulay Plan
tation, but Mrs. Brulay was a great
factor in its development later She
worked with the spirit OF the women
cf her time to help build up the
Brulay holdings.
Mrs. Brulay had always been In ex-
cellent health but more recently the
years began TO weigh, upon her. She
began failing and this morning
passed away peacefully at the Brulay
homestead on Elizabeth street Al
her bedside were her sons. Eouis and
Maurice Brulay Of Brownsville. and
her daughter, Mrs. J. l. Workman
Other relatives surviving are another
daughter, Mrs. c. c. peCosta. Jr.. Of
st. Paul. Minnesota; sister, Mrs.
Julie voltz. Paris. France; sister
inlaw.. Mrs. Eleanor II. Boesch.
Mexico City, and cousins in Mexico.
Funeral services are to be held II
10 o'clock Saturday morning from the
Sacred Heart Church and interment
win be In the Brownsville cemetery.
Father J. B. Frieon will conduct the
services.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
REPORT SHAFT
IS CLOSED Up
BY EXPLOSION
Two Men, Seriously
Burned, Are Remov-
ed From Wreckage
Near Mouth of Mine

TAHONA, Oklahoma, Sept. 3.-tR)
Sixteen men, some of them believed
to be dead, were in the Superior
Smokeless Company's mine here to-
day which was partially wrecked by
an explosion shortly after 8 o'clock
this morning.
Two men emerged from the mine
with serious burns about IL o'clock.
Just how many men were working
in the mine ut the time of the ex-
plosi0n has not b-en learned yet,
il was stated M the mine property
Rescue parties, using sponges for
protection against the gas, went in
TO the wrecked milne at regular nter-
walls. Miners say about 200 men are
lemployed but the explosion oc-
Cured just before 25 miners had
gone in. The property j. roped off
and no one i allowed inside except
company officials and the rescue
crews, while women and children,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
MYSTERY WOMAN !
In CHANNEL SWIM

CAPE GRIS-.NEZ. France, Sep
tember 3.--tRl-A mystery woman
entered the ranks of. the channel
aspirants today. Appearing sudden-
IN here this morning and giving the
name OF Miss Mona MRClaren or
England, she entered the water at
$40 a. m, declaring she would at
tempt to set nsw time record for
the swim.
Speculation ran high as to her ac-
tual identity and there was IA per-
sistent rumor that she was well
known London physician who had
trained three years at secluded
sport on the English coast in prep
aration for her try at the channel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Coke County Man
Gets Long Sentence

SAN ANGELO. Sept. 3.--lP)-Con-
victed or statutory offense by a
jury in the 3lst district court Of
Cake county. at Robert Lee, 0die
Benton. resident Of that section was
sentenced TO 80 years Imprisonment
late Thursday. The jury deliberated
over six hours.
The assault was committed Decem-
ber "a. last year. upCn fifteen-year-
old girl in the Silver community and
Benton was not arrested until six
months later in Iowa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
TRAIN WRECK
KILLS THREE
B. & 0. Passenger Hits
Freight Train
On Siding

CoNNELLSVILLE, Pa, Sept. B.
Rl-The engineer, fireman and
flagman Of Baltimore and Ohio Pas
senger train No. 7. west bound from
New York TO Chicago, were killed
and one trainmsn and one pass enger
injured early today in headon col
Iision with an east-bound freight
train at Foley, Pa,
Engineer Wilkie W. Collins, OF
Cumberland. and Fireman X. +. Al
bright Of Hyndman, Pa, crew Of the
fist Of two locomotives drawing the
passenger train were killed.
Flagman w. c. Reynolds died in
a hospital. He was scalded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

HOUSTON. Sept. 3.-tF,-Three
men were to be given hearing at
Spring, a small town near Houston,
Friday on charges in connection
with an attack upon II. A. Brown,
Missouri Pacific railroad telegraph
operator, at Spring late Thursday.
First reports were that Brown had
been kidnapped and beaten. DeFelop-
mentss- however. indicated that
Brown resented remarks made TO
his wife Wills the couple were stroll
ing along the highway.
An alteration ensued In which
Brown WIS knocked down and Fend-
cred unconscious.
r. Neihaus. -. John Krahn 80, and
L. II Spear. %. all dairymen, were
arrested and brought to- Jail here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
THREE Held ON
PEONACE CHARGE

WACO, Sept. 3.-tPt-Three Prai-
rie Hill men will be given a hearing
here tomorrow before United States
commissioner Mccormick on 4
charge Of peonage. They are o. ~
Fuller, land owner; b. Coker, con
stable at Prairie Hill, and John Kirk
patrick, manager OF farm near that
place.
They were brought 10 Waco last
night by Deputy United States Mar
shall w. S. Eakin. The complaining
witnesses are a negro man and his
wife, parents Of nine children. The
three have been released on $4,000
bond each 70 await the result Of
their hearing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
PLAGUE BREAKS
OUT in AZORES

HORTA. Azores. Sept 9-tE--
There have been four cases of nn-
bonic plague and two deaths iFom
ths disease since last TUESDAY
earthquake. In which N is estima'ea
i.500 houses were DESTROYED ana u
least 25 persons killed and se's'''
hundred injured.
The governor Of the islands W. 49,
also Is q physician. said TO-DAY 80 80
the general sanitary situni''n
satisfactory. .a..r..A
The governor hns co' 'nan a1alirs-
all food supplies W avoid ,a hoara'nx an.,s
and profitserinr. The peop,s s III \
tinue to live sst doors - Is,n Insse
s0i,aiss so %ssn' a.,.sII:ssd as,Ilss's dwellings
Bursting N water main mains fram ras NM mi
cessitated ratIoninE water r..,rh ,rp" w. w.
ixlnnd ,v1rHnen ars taking inrn'sn.s 1,''-aa
80 AND .- Me Me4:+. from ths partly ruined ..
MI s''a .ss e '9ssr'sgsrstery 70 blowing 'nem
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
16 Trapped inCoal Mine
BOmbeYS Destroy
Home of Jersey
sB00HeggeyKimg'

were thrown into panic by the ex-
plosion which several electric wires
and cut off all lights.
Mutarello was indicted on seven
counts in the Morris county liquor
scandals which resulted in the con-
victioy Of former Prosecutor James
Bolitho. He was fined 500 on one
of the charges after which he disap-
peared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

Little Girl at Amarillo
StMng to Death BY Ants

AMARILLO, Tex, Sept 3.-t4')-The body of little
Jimmie Lee Pierce 19-month-old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs Arthur Pierce who stng to death by red ants
while playing in the yard Of her home late yesterday was
on its way 10 Lubbock today for burial
Mrs. Pierce hanging out clothes in the yard OF
their home here with the baby crawling about the grass
nearby when she heard neghbor child scream out tna
Jimmie Lee was covered with ants. The mother rushed
into the house with the child, whose body was mass OF
ant bites and summoned a physician, but Jimmie Lee
died about two hours later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Eight Killed In
Wreck Thursday

MONROE. Mich. Sept. 5.-tPD-
William Owen Of Toledo. veteran
motorman. will be Questioned by Of
ficials of the Detroit Union Railway
company as TO why he failed to wait
on a siding for the passage Of a
southbound car on the same line in
an effort TO determined response
bility for the collision Of the cars
near here yesterday. which resulted
in the loss Of eight lives and injury
20 more than % other persons.
Those killed are Miss Elizabeth
Burns. "a. Blissfield. Michigan; DR..
c. It. Southworth, Monroe. Mich; W.
A. Roney. Sandwich. Ont; A. W.
Heoner. Detroit; J. r. Ferguson. To-
ledo, Ohio: Jacob Huber. Toledo,
Ohio; Jose Rosenthal, Dundee, Mich,
and Ben Fitch, Detroit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

MASSILLON. Ohio, Sept. 3.-Rl--
Ben Dudney. hardware merchant. was
taken into custody here today By an
officer of the Stark County court in
connection with the inquiry into the
murder Of Don r. Mellett, Canton
publisher. on July rs.
He was taken Immediately to Can
ton where the report Of the grand
jury which has been investigating the
case has been momentarily expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 3.-tPl-
John Bryant, negro. Richard Rhoades
and John Hedrick, white, all Of Pom
eroy. were electrocuted in the Chic
prison last night for the Staying of
James McCumber near Pomeroy,
March Is.
II YVES Ohio's first triple execu-
tion. Exactly 81 minutes after the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
Four Make Escape
From Jail in Waco

wA~O. Texas. Sept. 3.--tPl-Fou-
mn escaped from the MeLennan
county jeil this morning BY. saving
through two steel bars across win
dow.
Those who escaped are Arthur
Fulton, charged with forgery ri nine
cases; Charles Smith. petty thefts.
Albert Brooks and Charles A. Wir-
hrisky, train riding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

LEXINGTON, Ky. Sept. SD
"A man registered "a n hotel here as
X. q. Kirtly. charleston. w. Va
and 4 woman, Miss Alma Gregory.
we're found dad in the hotel today.
Both he'd been shot.
The girl. a pretty, red haired tel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

MORRISTOwN, N. j., Sept. 3.-tP)
The former home Of Pasquale Mu-
tarello. known as "King of Morris
county bootleggers," was destroyed
By an explosion and fire today. The
estimated damage OF $4,000 includes
partial destruction Of an adjoining
house in which three persons were
hurled from their beds by the blast
A hundred patients in the Morris
County Memorial Hospital nearby
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
TEXTILE STRIKE ENDED

MANvILLE. r. r.. Sept. 3.-tFl-
The strike Of 1900 textile workers
OF the Manville-Jencks company here
ended today when the strikers rati-
fled peace terms agreed upon yester-
day by labor leaders and the manu-
factnrers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03
WEATHER

For Brownsville, and the Lower Rio
Glande Valley: Partly cloudy TO
unsettled tonight and Saturday,
probably with local showers; con-
tinued warm.
For East Texas: Partly cluody to-
night and Saturday; probably show
ers in south portion. Light TO fresh
southerly winds on the coast
Daily River Bulletin
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

Ri-er Forecast
There will be no material change
in the river during the next "a TO
48 hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-03

SEVERAL hundred school teachers
will assemble in Harlingen Monday
for the Lower Rio Grande Valley
Teachers Institute.
They will hear addresses on selee-
ated topics. by selected speakers.
They will hear Of new methods
that have come into the profession.
They will be given good start
into the nine months of work ahead
OF them.
And well wager that nowhere in
| the country will there be found a
more alert. eager. intelligent body
than that which will convene at Har-
lingen.
The Valley is proud of its schools,
proud Of their teaching staffs.