Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-28

loAr IlIee local UeN 10
the body and stated that they
would aid the visitors u any time,
and would be entirely at their dis
posal. The three men introduced
were J. +. Blanton. A. S. Gimble.
and "A. B. Waldron. the first two
from Brownsville, and the last
named from Harrington.
Dine I'm Matamoros
A proposal to drive across tie
Rio Grande and have a game sup
per In MatamoroS was passed.
The first business on the docket
p~ertained 10 the naming OF the
next meeting place. Maplewood.
New Hampshire. was chosen for the
July meeting, to be held on the
23rd or that month. The February
choice had not been named as the
paper went to press. A tentative
program for the July gathering in
cluded a side-trip to Boston, and
an inspection or historical points
there. The meeting will last three
DAYS.
Leave Thursday
The railway executives now in
session left St. Louis at 10:45 D. m.
Jan. 20, and journeyed by way OF
Memphis, Hot Springs and Hous-
ton. Another group travelled via
New Orleans. The members plan
10 leave Brownsyl\ 10 .. N. Thurs
day night on "a special and return
70 st. Louis BY way Of San Antonio
and Memphis. Those desiring 70
remain here until Sunday will de-
part on the regular train leaving
Brownsville $40 a. m. Sunday. and
will probably travel 10 St. Louis
By way OF Houston and Memphis.
The meeting Wednesday will be
called TO order at 900 a. m. and wal
be in session for two hours. ad-
i0urnIng at 1900 and the party 20
ing to ReynO5a in automobiles pro-
vided for them. After a luncheon
given at l2 80, they will return 20
Brownsville and continue their
business IN the afternoon. adjourn
Ing again aL 0.UU ~. III.
Others Tonight
In addition TO the l64 members
now IL the city, q large number Of
Stragglers will arrive tonight, ac-
cording TO A. 5. Gimble.
j. r. Blanton, local traffic man
aEer IN the chamber OF commerce,
is aiding in outlining an entertain
ment program.
"A list of the railroad men In
Brownsville Tor the January Joint
Conference az Contact Committees
Of Freight Rate Associations rs Rs
follows: II. p. Patterson. Detroit.
Michigan; g. III. Long, st. Louis.
Mo; II. b. Duggan, St. Louis. Mo
J. L. Fisk, st. Louis, No; j. H..
Rees. Minneapolis. MINI: u. ~.
MacAnany, Boston, Mass; Frank
Van Immersion. Boston, Mass; @.
III. hamilton, St. Louis, Mo; Frank
Kock. ST. Louis Mo; w. A.. HuSe.
Roanoke, Va; e. u. Scarborough.
Philadelphia, Pa; IT. T.. Hersch-
man, ST. Louis, Mo; p. A. Rogers,
Kansas CITY. Mo. o. NJ. Meyne,
New York, nv. XII; Samuel use.
Baltimore. Md; T. J. Tierney,
Richmond. Va: II. "A. Veroneau.
Chicago. Ill; @. &. Hollerweck. Al
bany, n. Y; J.. J. Clark, Chicago,
Ill: Ira w. Morris Chicago. Ill
w. II. Francis, Rochester, M. H.; m.
Fl. Coon. Houston. Tex.
w. M. Pomeroy, Philadelphia.
Pa: W.. ". Kennedy. Chicago. Ill.
j. r. Van Delinder. Chicago, III.
r.. Il. LantZ, Chicago. Ill: r.. B. Kin
caid. Chicago, Ill; w w. Manches-
ter, ST. Adams, VT: B. Bigelow.
Rutland, VT: w. l.. O'Neal, New
York CITY; r. p. DeCamp Chica-
10; w. I'd. Ferguson. Cincinnati.
Ohio: l.. Il. Ripp. Chicago, ILL.,; :.
A. Moler, Chicago. H.: S. A. Town
end. st. Louis. Mo-, y. I'D. Marney.
ST. Louis; II. RI. Stephens, Chicago,
J. g. Mehan, st. Louis; Frank RosS,
Chicago: y. -. Luce. New York
City; II. 5. Pack Chicago; y. :.
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