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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Mayor bude zalati o ctyricet
diva miliony pGjcky.

Ably rada novych zlepseni
mohla provedena byti, mayor
Jackson zadati bude zakono-
darnu, aby dovolila vypsani
p1jcek pro mesto V obnosu
S42,000.00O.
Ma skoly z pGjcek vynaloze-
no byti ma deset milion1 dola-
ri, ma kanaly million dolar6, ma
dlazbu a mostly osm milion1,
ma vodarensky odbor deset mi
lionu dollard ma veTejne budo
Wy tfi miliony dolar1.
Skolnf vybor bude mfti ma
proste pravo vyvoliti sobe mi
sta pro budovy skolni.
Ma Mestskou nemocnici Bay
View vynalozena byti ma ST.
100000.
Tri move policejnl budovy
zbudovany byti mali. Stavby
a zlepsovan1 rozpoctena jsou
ma dobu ctyr roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Meme pfepadH.

Prohibicni agent v lednu
provedli 1877 prohlfdek pa
trani ppo prestupn1cfch prohi-
bicnfho zakona. Padesat city
ii saloony prepadeny byly, 81
nadoby ma palenf Thu a sest
automobile skonfiskovano.
V prosinci provedeno bylo
157 prohl1dek - mezi temito
80 saloonG prepadeno. ze po-
Get klesl, Herbert, administra-
tor, pricita tomu, re okres
Cumberland pfedan do pravo-
moci Pennsylvanskeho distrik-
tn a re saloon1ci jsou opatrnej-
sfmi v prodeji l1hovin. Obcho-
dy v saloonech vaznou, tvrdi
Herbert, a Ia kratko pry sa-
loon1ci prestanou sami pro Spa
the obchody.
V pondel1 prepadeny byly
diva saloony a dve zeny zatce-
ny pro prodej llhovin to: He
len Robinson, jenz vedla saloon
ma Annapolis road Church
Lane a 18 rokG stara Marie
Altay ma Annapolis avenue ma
Mount Winans. V zadu "a sa-
loonem nalezena byla nadoba
ma palenl Thu v rozmeru 35
galon6, 800 galonG smesi, 1O
galon1 koralky, sto liber cukru
a zasoba domac1ho piva.
V saloonu Robinsonove ma
lezeno bylo nekolik galonu ko-
ralky.
V dome, {. 922 Druid Hill a
venue, zatcen byl Louis Gold.
berg, skonfiskovana 100 gallo.
nova nadoba ma palenf, 55 SUI
dd sm6si, go galonn kofalky 9
700 liber cukru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Mayor 'nepobshne" pry jako
neodvisly.

Zpravy, re mayor rekne bos-
.su, Frank Kellymu, re ucha-
Izeti Sc bubde O znovuzvoleni do
tifadu jako neodvisly kandidat,
oznaceny byly We stredu jako
'nepravdive. Mayor rekl, re
mnoz1 jeho pratele zadali jej,
ably jako takovy kandidat Wy
stoupil a dial boss1m "za vyu-
cenou", ale on re tax neucinf.
Mezit1m Kelly Richie do
sud nemohou shodnouti Sc na
kandidatu mayorstvf. Kelly
chce pry Grahama a Jacksono-
vi chce pry dati m1sto mestske-
no kontrolora, ktery ma $1,000
rocne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Jednani vladni administrace
napadeno vladimir senatorem.

Smith w. Brookhart, vladnf
senator "a stat Iowa, napadl
administered nasl vlady ohle-
dem republiky Nicaraguy v re-
ci sve, kterou mel We zdejslm
divadle Hippodrome V nedeli
odpoledne. V reci senator tyr
dill, re nase administrace trpl
"otfesem nerv1" re podle
vseho heslem jej1m jest, re
"nezadatelna prava petroleje
nesmi byti skonfiskovana."
Senator uvedl, re loutkovy
president uveden byl v moe v
Nicaragua, ably tax chranen
byl majetek, ktery nas1 naro-
dovci nabyli konfiskaci. Ku O.
chrane jeho nasi marinaci jsou
poslani, ably tam udrzeli v mo-
ci bezmocneho tohoto presi-
denta. "Vyvstane-li diktator a
skonfiskuje svobody lidu, my
uzname jej rychlost1 a pode-
preme jej bajonety. Kdyz
vSak lid vyvstane a zmocnl Sc
tr6nu utiskovan1, nase vlada
nan cerne pohl1z1," tax rekl Sc
nator.
"Administrace trpl otresem
nervu; tfese nadobou ma petro-
| lei ma konci kanonu nam1rene.
no proti Mexiku a vola svo-
bodu pro Dohenyho nanny"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
z mayorskych pohadek.

Levin, statnl senator, dopi-
sem zada predsedu republican
skeho mestskeho vyboru, ably
svolal poradu ma vybrani kan
didata pro Trad mestskeho
mayora.
Ponevac primarily jiz budou
We dvou mes1c1ch, otazka ma
yorska stava Sc den ode dne a.
kutnejs1. Byvaly mestsky kon-
trolor, Peter E. Tome, jest do
sud nejobl1benejs1m kandida-
TEN 1radu ma republikanskem
llstku.
" demokratickych kru-
z1ch objevila Sc petice podep-
sana 200 obchodn1ky a jinymi
zadaj1c1, aby mestsky kontro-
lor, r. Walter Graham, byl
fedrovan jako kandidat ma
yorstv1 ma demokraticke tike-
te. Opis petice dan byl ma
yoru Jacksonovi.
Mayor Jackson, jakmile V
nedeli Sc vratil z Atlantic City,
jeste veeer vydal Sc ma cestu do
bytu Franka Kellyho, bossa,
ma w. Saratoga ulici. Tam by
10 mu Teceno, re Kelley jiz sp1.
Mayor Sci pondelf rano zno-
w. V bytu Kellyho mu ozna-
memo, re Kelly nenf donna.
Co mayor tax pilneho mel
ma praci v dome Kellyho, Sc
nepochlubil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Ucitelka zabita autonobilem

Eva R. Conelly, ucitelka na
Mount Royal skole, smrtelne
zranena tUla Y nedeli automo-
bilem ma Fallsway a Budde u
lici, kdyz po veceri vysla 81 Sc
svym psem ma prochazku.
Ucitelka, 33 roxy stara, po
zranenl dopravena byla do ne
mocnice, kdez zemrela nabyv-
81 vedomf jenom, ma okamzik.
Automobil, kterym srazena
byla, Tfzen byl cernochem, T.
Roosevelt Monk z Lee Garage
v Perryman, Md. V automobi-
lu sedel syn majitele garaze,
Thomas M. Lee a Martin I.
Fooley Havre de Grace, Md
Monk zbaven byl koronerem
viny z usmrcenf ucitelky. Pri
vyslechu svedceno bylo, ze
pred automobif vtahl il jejl
pes.
- Tezce zranen byl automo-
bilem 65lety Wallace Abbott,
jehoz prejel v nedeli vecer ma
Alameda boulevard u %. uli-
ce John w. Orem z E. Preston
ulice. Abbott v lobe nestesti
Sci pres ulici.
= V 1tery prerazena byla
automobilem George Mcclure
25 rokd stare Annie Petrola ru-
ka zranena noha pri precha-
zeni Central avenue Stiles u
lice.
- Dvanact rokd starry hoch
usmrcen byl a matka jeho tez-
ce zranena automobilem ma
North Point road nedaleko
Wise avenue v utery vecer.
Hoch, Benjamin Henry, "a
bit byl ma mfste. Matka jeho,
Mary Henry, dopravena q mi
sta nestestl do nemocnice tezce
zranena. Druhy syn tezi z
melody vyvazl.
Do jdouc1ch pc ceste vjel
automobil, ktery je srazil
mista nestestf ujel bez zasta-
venl a poskytnutf pomoci. Je-
Ste teze noci podarilo Sc policii
zatkonuti
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Lfhoviny v Gene dvaceti tisic
skonfiskovany.

Ma francouzske lodi "Penn-
sylvania", jez zakotvila We
zdejs1m prfstavu, skonfiskova-
no bylo We stTedu v1na v Gene
$4,000. Krone sampanskeho
vina skonfiskovan ko1ak be-
nediktinka.
Napoje v 1105 lahvfch ukry-
ty byly We 100 pytlech a sloze-
nych v nejhors1 casti lodi.
Skonfiskovany byly celnlmi
1rednfky, kterym 1kryt nezna-
mou osobou prozrazen byl.
Pet muzG zatceno bylo ve
ctyrech pTepadech provedeny
mi prohibicnfmi uredniky W
stredu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Laska "salatoveho krale" uby-
vala zatim CO dolarn do kapsy
pribyvaIo.

Y zalobe o rozvod leila IL
terry Esther B. Gelfand z Fern
dale avenue, jak pomahala bu-
dovati manzelu svemu obchod
re skrovnych pocatkd ma m1ste
Nv Lexington trznici az jmeni
jejich vzrostlo ma vice nezli
million dolar1.
Simon Gelfand, vyrobce ma
yonnaise a salat1, zvany "Sa-
latovy kral", ozenil Sc S man
zelkou svoj1 S. dubna 1914, V
dobe, kdy V kapse jeho skoro
centu nebylo.
Manzelka zacala maly OBJ
chod delikatesami v Lexington
trznici, tento rostl az nabyl n.y.
nejsi sve vyse.
Kdyz bohatstv1 rostlo, man
Eel spocal konati vylety a hru-
be manzelce Sc chovati az
nynf, jak v zalobe udava, j O.
pustil.
Proti udaj6m manzelky Gel
fand della rozhodne namitky.
" obhajobe Gelfand popfra
vselike ukrutenstv1 vGci zene a
ze by il by opustil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Mluvil o zidovskem
pronasIedoyanf.

Ze svet vstupuje periodu
stale rostouciho bigotismu a
znasilnovanf, kdy stale obtiz-
neJslm bude byti -zidem, Glen
New Yorske zakonodarny, Me-
yer Jacobstein llcil $50 hostim
pri padesatidolarovem banke-
tn V Southern hotelu. Banket
uspofadan byl V nedeli pro do
bro zidovske koleje, jez peco-
vatl ma buloucnosti vstepo-
vanl znamosti a lasky k zidov-
skym tradic1m do srdcf budou-
c1ch zidovskych generaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Nemecky professor ma Johns
Hopkins.

Jeden nejvets1ch znalcd
pustin, professor z Halle univer-
sity, DR.. Johannes Walther,
prednaseti bude po diva mesfce
ma Johns Hopkins universite.
DR.. Walther, jenz nenf jenom
zaschlym vedatorem, dokazuje
re vrchy udolf v poustlch ne
byly zpusobeny vodou, ale We
try.
Pred vypuknut1m valky ja-
ko host pTednasel v Australia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Tyden "pravdy."

Ku zbytecnym tydn1m a
dnim, jez tn a tam hlaseny
pfedpisovany ku zachovani, &C
obycejne nikdo ami 81 ma ne ne
vzdychne, pridal mas mayor
mesta, Jackson, "tyden prav-
dy."
Kde kdo, at ma ulici nebo ma
radnici, must mluviti ~pravdu!
Jinak: sebere sc zavre Sc!
Tyden mas starostlivy mayor
'oznamil nam po SVEN odpocin-
ku Atlantic City. Pry p1jde
V cele vSech!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Kampan prepsana.

Pracovn1ci pro fond We pros
pech South Baltimore General
nemocnici naplneni bbyli We
stredu zadostiucinen1m, re po-
trebny fond pro nemocnici pre-
psan byl O $6,282. Celkem u
psano bylo $218,282.
Konecna schGze pracovnlku
pro fond konana byla We sire
du hotelu Emerson.
z fondu postaven bude novy
d1m pro osetrovatelky, prida-
ny bezplatne postele do nemoc-
nice a jina zlepsenf provedena
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Washingtonska policie dvakra-
tie zastaviIa automobil.

Robert Reindollar, inzenyr
statnl silnicnf komise, hlasil v
pondell pfedsedovi komise,
Mackallovi,ze dvakrate V po-
slednich dnech jeho automobil
zastaven byl Washingtonskymi
policisty, kdyz vjel do distrik-
tn of Columbia, a re automobil
jeho prohledavan byl, zdali v
mem nenl ukryta koTalka. V
obojim pr1padu policiste memo
hi Sc vykazati pravem ku pro-
hl1dce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04

We tydennf zprave udava
zdravotn1 komisar, DR.. Jones,
re v poslednfm tydnu pocet IL
mrtl snizen byl ma O 86 a pocet
onemocnenl 0,990 pTlpadd V
prenasej1c1ch Sc nemocech pro-
tt teze dobe roku lonskeho.
V Baltimore zenrelo celkem
245 osob.
Y tydnu zvysen byl pocet L.
mrtl ma tyfoid. Zaznamenano
bylo 13 osudnych nehod a dive
sebevrazdy.
D1tek narodilo sc $50.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Zlodsji automobilu odsouzeni
ma rok.

V kriminalnlm soudu odsou-
zen byl Rudy Ashenback a Ha-
rold Yates, oba 10 rokG start,
ma rok do vezenf pro ukradenf
automobile Augustu Freimu-
thovi z N. Lakewood avenue.
Soudce oznamil, ze kradeze
automobile Sc zmahajf a re on
! jim zabrani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
z lupu dostali 2 Gently check
ma poulicni karu.

Herman Fisher, {. $50 S.
Kenwood avenue, hl1dac v dill
mach Gwynn's Falls Quarry,
kdyz v nedeli Sci z prace domi
prepaden byl nedaleko Balti-
more ulice a Ellicott Driveway
dvema a oloupen jimi. Pfepa-
denemu uloupili vse, CO sebou
mel, diva Gently a jeden check
ma elektrickou karu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04

Alice M. Vandyke, 81 rokd
stara Falls road, srazena by
la V pondell v bezvedomi man.
zelem svym, kdyz castecne O.
parila sve dltko varfci vodou,
kterou v manzelske hadce chr
stla ma sveho manzela. Man
Eel dal zatknouti manzelku.
Soudce z obzaloby il propustil.
-Kuniganda Smith, AT ro-
k6 stara z Eastern avenue, "a
platila ma policejn1 stanici po-
kutu $6.45 "a rusenf nedelnlho
klidu, kdyz ma rohu 3. a Pratt
ulice dala Sc do str1leni revol-
verem.
Str1lela pry pro to, ably "a
strasila muze, ktery il "zasta-
vii" ma ulici S jistym navrhem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Ia den udal 252 automobilist1.

Policejn1 strazn1k, John
Walstrum, udal "a jediny den
252 automobilistu pro prestou-
peni rGznych predpisG O jlzde.
z udanych 155 odsouzeno
bylo ku placen1 $2.45. Deva-
desat sedm predvolanych ku
soudu Sc nedostavilo. Povola-
nj znovu ma tuto sobotu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Udusil Sc ma kousku chleba.

Ctrnact mesfcd starry Carroll
Lee Judy udusil Sc, kdyz mat
ka jeho krmila jej kouskem O.
peceneho chleba. Neil lekar
zavolan byti mohl, dftko zem-
relo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Vcely a hadi Sc ukazuji.
Y okoli Hagerstown, Nd

V okoli Hagerstown, Nd, O.
soby, jez verf v RUNE zjevy a
|nezjevy pr1rodnf, predpov1da-
/ j, ze teplejsl pocasf je "a DIVER
mi. Znamky bl1zfc1ho Sc tepla
vidi We vylezan1 hadI 2 der a
vyletani vcel re zimnich pfl-
bytkG jejich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
Pri sklouzani utonuI.

Kdyz klouzal sc ma lede ma
Gary jez1rku u Lakeland, IL
lety Gordon j. Rogers z Belve-
dere avenue, prolomil Sc ma le-
du a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
" zapasu strelil cernocha.

Max B. Amernick zatcen byl
v sobotu obzalovan byv, ze
stfehl Johna Owense, cernocha
We SVEN obchodu, {. 818
Pierce ulice We rvacce, kterou
s MIN .svedl pri menenl deslti
dolaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04
ZastreIen.

"Willie" Moore, 33 roxy sta
ry, zastTelen byl hadce v {.
1O4 N. Gilmor ulice, v pondeli
noci William c. Garrettem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1927-02-04

Starena poranena automobilem
Pri prechazenl St. Paul uli-
ce u 20. ulice, sc rokG stara E.
lizabeth Clark zasazena byla
automobilem Harry w. Old
fielda. Narazem prerazena il
byla prava noha.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
Spring Fever
Is Golf Romance

William Haines in a high-powered
comedy, "Spring Fever" a romance
Of the golf course in which trials
and tribulations figure. will open at
the Queen Theater Tuesday. This
is Haines' first full-fledged starring
production for Metro-G May
er and is as filled with his W par
ticular brand Of humor as was "Teil
Il TO the Marines" "Brown Of Har-
ward" and "Slide, Kelly, Slide"
lie is once more an athlete. this
time a golf champion. who BY a fluke
OF fate gets admitted 10 an exclusive
country club where he poses a. 4
young millionaire. He at once gets
enmeshed in n series Of situaties
that fairly shrek with comedy and
golf and mirth get so ~entangled IL Is
hard TO tell which is which. But
Haines gets BY. He not only wins
out with his clever tricks and expert
knowledge Of the game, but gets
the most attractive belle of the club
set for his bride.
The beautiful and statuesque Joan
Crawford, IS his leading lady. sup
plies the romatic interest. Others
in the supporting cast include
George Fawcett. Eileen Percy. Bert
W oodruff, Edward Earle. George X.
Arthur and Lee Moran. Edward
Sedgwick directed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
Mercedes Gets
New Buildings

MERCEDES, Nov. 8.-Construction
work was started this week IN four
residential buildings in Mercedes.
the total cost 70 be ia excess Of
$4,000. One apartment house, one
duplex house and two residences
are included IN the lot.
Mrs. /. =. Chadick has announced a
new apartment for South Missouri
avenue, 10 cost more than $4,000.
The building will containe four
apartments, modern in every way.
Max Hassel will build a duplex
home on South Missouri avenue, con
tanning two five room and bath
apartments, the building to cost ap-
proximately $4,000.
A. A. Galloway is building a resi-
dence costing around $4,000, on Mis-
souri, avenue.
r. r. Johnson is building a resi-
dence On the corner Of 10th street
and Ohio avenue which Will cost IN
the n~eighborhood Of $4,000.
The Watson building on Texas
Avenue, III the business section Of
the city. which is nearing compile
tior, will be one OF the most beau
tiful in the Valley. There are 20 be
eight apartments on the second floor,
the lower floor TO be used for bus
mess quarters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
FAIR TO HAVE
new BUILDINGS
Extensive Program
Announced by Pres
ident Stuart
Especial 70 The Herald.l

HARLINCEN. Nov. "a 100000
building program, the largest ever
announced for the Valley Mid-Win-
ter fair, was revealed for 1929 to-
day by r. 7. Stuart, Fair president.
With construction on the new audi
forum under way, and with its COM
pletion scheduled shortly, the re-
mainder Of the building program will
get under way soon, Mr.. Stuart said.
The auditorium building cost
around $I25. 900. Other buildings, on
which details will be announced
later, will provide facilities hither-
20 ~unthought Of for the annual fairs.
We plan to make the grounds a
show place for all visitors 70 the
Valley" Mr.. Stuart said. "Conse-
quently no stone will be left unturn-
ed TO make this one Of the finest
fair grounds in the country
Paving Of roads leading to the
fair grounds will probably be COM
pleted before the Valley Mid-Win-
ter fair, November p 20 December
], II was learned.
The new building program U
q place where all Valley interests
and farmers may unite in exhibiting
their products, thus assuring a con-
slant improvement and widespread
publicity, according 70 Valley Fair
officials.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
Local Talent in
Willacy Program

RAYM0NDNILLE, Nov. S.-The
first number OF a lyceum course COM
posed Of local talent. which Il being
put on BY the R~aymondville Woran's
Club. was presented Friday night mt
the high school auditorium 70 d pack
ca audience. The plsy presented was
Cyclone Sally" and was under the
direction Of Mrs. Y. b. Bs--on.
Lacy's Melody Boys furnished mu-
sic while the crowd was gathering
and also between acts. Two selec-
tions were sung By Mesdames +. l..
Finn. and J. F. NJ. Stephens. and
Miss Beatrice Mcmahon. with Mrs.
B. s. Wright. chairman Of the music
committee, az the piano.
Mrs. r. r. Burton Is chairman Of
the dramatic committee which pro-
duced the play.
The lyceum course Il being put on
in order CO raise funds for the erec-
tion Of n building by the Raymond
vile Woman's club. which already
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08
MEN ADMIRE
HEALTHY AND
ACTIVE WOMEN

1t is not only beauty of face
and form that men admire in
women: very often it is the
youthful energy and radiant
health that enables them to be
joyfully active.
Men admire women who
take an enthusiastic part in
the activities of modern life:
and women who possess the
necessary health and strength
for such activity invariably
win and hold the admiration
of their family and friends.
If you are leading a mono
tonous, shut-in existence be-
cause of that ''tired-feeling,"
due to physical neglect, why
not start taking a good tonic?
Thousands of women who were
rundown, weakened and dis
couraged have gratefully tes-
titled to the help they have
received from St.Joseph's
G-F.P.
This rich, vegetable tonic
contains Natures own medi-
cineS in the form of roots and
herbs which have been used
for over a century to invigo-
rate and strengthen women.
Your druggist sells the big
$l-O0 bottles on a money-back
guarantee. Get a bottle today
and try i'll
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-08

I Hnch r. sutherland, Corpus Christi.
Following II the list Of delegates
registered for the convention.
Texas
Victoria: Royston Nave, Mrs. Roy
ston Nave, Il. H. Mcdowell, Mrs. H.
H. Mcdowell. ]. N. Pickering, Mrs
]. II. Pickering. Il. A. Abshier, and
Mrs. II. A. Abshier.
Seabrook: Il. vi. Reagan.
Sherman: Frederick a. Linn
staedt.
Point Isabel: G. r. TyrreIl.
Arlington: al 4. Masterscn.
Freeport: Edward g. TobeE-
Taft: w. r.. billiard.
Odem: G. G. Smith.
Raymondville: w. "A. Harding. Mrs.
Archie Clark, NJ. VI. Dryen.
Matagorda: z. C. Baker, b. G.
Culver, Goodwin Sterne.
Orange: ]. /. Byrne, S. N. White,
G. VI. Gill.
Roekport: A L. Bracht, Mrs. W.
B. Kerr, W. B. Kerr.
San Antonio: Milton Everett.
Port Arthur: Capt. III. NJ. Friedrich
EVMr 4AEAWELM AAEM4E4G0Ma AAAEa a -
Fredrichson. Mrs. Fred Dodge. Duvis
Button. J.. r. higgins, a. &. Reiche,
George B. Morgan. ~. Il. Drake. j. =.
higgins. Mrs. r. r. D0ge, ard George
w. Bliss.
Galveston: =. III. Ivey. Fred G,
Rabsh, p. r. Hancock, George Sealy,
Frank M. Douglas. L. w. Reed. Sher-
wood Avery, J. +. Pearce. j. W. Jock
useh, Jr., Capt. A. c. Lieber, Jr.. Har-
ry A. Black, j. W. Davis, r. Sealy. r.
". Humphreys, /. II. Kempner. Mrs.
/. II. Kempner and Ben c. Doherty,
Corpus Christi: A. T. Herndon. E
T. Merriman. r. Fl. Eldridge, W. s
Newton, S. Campbell. Ralph Brad
ford, ". NJ. Donigan. vi. III. Williams
Mrs. Roy Miller, Roy Miller. Junr
Galvan, G.. Botel,o, Jr., Vincentt
Lozano, Mrs. Lucille Lawrence Smith
Mrs. L. Jones Spoonts. Lincoln Borg.
lum. G M. Hooker, Mrs. G. M. Hook
er, Ben Cara, I'D. C.. Cara and III
p. kemper.
New Orleans: A. W. Lockett, Jos
w. Mooney, Capt. L. A. Pick, G. i
Wahnsley, j. ID. Youman, z. Fl
~Lockenberg. r. c. Watkins and F
w. Hopkins.
Beaumont: ". z. Sampson. J. p
Streator, W. F. Blackman, ". W. Nc
Master, John Dollinger, Jr.. Shelb.
Virgins. Ray Gill, r. v. Wills ans
J. b. Morris.
Houston: VIM. A. Wilson, G. p
Mckinney, Mrs. Wallace Ralston
Lewis Wood, At. r. Wier, Mr.. ans
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Mrs. J. =. Evans, =. ID. Peden. Chas,
Crotty, G. g. Macs, wv. g. Burch-
field Geo. y. Christie, II. l. Oar
ton, v. Z. Kerr, B. n. Bloomfield,
Abe Sampson, Geo. G. Fuller, Bruce
K. Patton. {. l. Gillespie, Frank c.
Clemens, G. ]. Palmer, Wallace Raj
ston, Towel Marstons John T. Judd,
Jr., T. ]. Donaghue, c. c. Macs, l.
Noble, Oscar Holcombe, ID. w. Norris,
Mrs. G. $. T. Holland, G. 5. Z. Hol-
land, Mrs. John r. Judd, Mrs. Tovell
Marston, Mrs. 4. H. Comgs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Howard. Mrs. Oscar
H0lcombe, III. M. Sheppard, Mrs. H,
M. Sheppard, Mrs. IA. ID. Jackson,
Clarence X. Wharton, n. T.. Colvin,
Mrs. n. r.. Young, Mrs. MI. U. Drys-
date, Mrs. Il. III. Cecil. y. w. McMil-
Ian, j.. w. Mccain, Thos. Flaxman,
Mr.. John T. Rudd, Ray +. Dudley,
j. A. Fife, Mrs. II. B. Jackson, K. II.
COMBS, and Ed Kilman.
Palacios: G. A. Salisbury, Duncan
Ruthven, Z. A. Harrison, Carlton
Crawford, and ]. B. Feather.
Sinton: c. S. Nermillion, W. Scots
Vawter, Mrs. W.. Scott Vawter, ]. G.
Houts. Mrs. J. &. Houts, and II. B
NcFadden.
Port Lavaca: Fred J. Roemer. III
q. Inais.
Texas City: Y. i. Noble. Johr
jacobson. j. IL. jacobson, II. NJ Ortiz
Mrs. Ortiz and Mrs. X. T. Noble.
Bay City; r. ~ Anderson, M. ~
Tets, =. ~. Gustafson, A. H. Wads.
worth. w. ". Cartwright, Vance Por'
ter, r. NJ. Hankey, Charles I. Free
man and s. S. Taylor.
Gregory: J. D. Willis.
Illinois
Morton Grove: Henry H. Dig anC
Miss Pearl Dig.
WattesOn: Michael Nussbaum.
Oak Park: Joe III. Rhea.
Miles Center: William III. Huscher
and Peter u. Kellen.
Crete: Heury Se~eshausen, Fred B
Robe and Fred MI. Saller.
Chicago Heights: III. J. Stephens
II. C. Fett and John IT. Nussbaum-
Chicago: ri. z. Bishop. Mrs. y. II
N~ussbaum, Evelyn j. Nelson, r. Nj
/ Chaudoin and L. II. Smith.
karkakee: c. TAFT. Mrs. Chas
Sauerman, Chss. Cauermaa and Johr
Dunn.
Arlington Heights: Theodore
Weidner and Frank Weiiner.
Winfield: Matt Elsen and Mrs. NJ
Elsen.
Abbeville: w. II. Edwards. ". r
Caldwell. n. j. Montague. Mrs. q. n
4 Sledge, Mrs. I'D. II. Mcpherson, ID. r.
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J. P. Mnnboulss and Miss Minnia
MnnbouleH.
Baton Rouge: Alex Granehy.
Shutestcn: Frank Dunmick.
Morgan City: julius P. Herbert.
J~eanerett: 81. Paul Bourgeois.
Franklin: John NJ. Cafferty.
Cretna: VIM. Hepting.
Westnego: Jos. Petit.
Church Point; NJ w. Scanlan.
Other States
CoalEate, oklahoma; P. r.. Gausa-
way.
Delphi. IndiAnas TN Rue, Coble-
Washington. ID. c. Rene Avn. Clere.
Mobile. Alabamas John McDuffie.
Corinth, Mississippi: w. T. Adams
Canton, Mississippi: Mss Lillian
Handy and Mrs. Fletcher Ray.
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McPherson. III. j.. David. Frank "A
GcdchaEx, Jr., c. Goochs q. n. Sledgd
and Jonas Well.
Homa: A. NJ Dupont
Esthurwood: WA. ". Hoyt.
Crowley: Steven Fenerot, Max
Duson and ". E. Lawson.
Naplan: A. A. LeJenne.
Mennertan. A. G. B~oudieaux.
Lafayette: rs. X. Whitfield, L. H.
5udice, y. G.. Nickerson. Mrs. j. g,
Nickerson. Robert r.. Martin, and
Frank WI. Basque.
Eran. MI. Hessirn and J. C4 Richev,
Midland: u. R. HursOn aud IN. R.
Ccwen.
Lake Charles. Rudolph Krause
and Mrs. n. Krause.
kerner: WI. II. Toledano ard ca
mile Toledaro.
Foster: G. p. Burguierres.
Rayner: DR.. J.. r. Manbouies. Mrs.