Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1914 Page: 3 of 8
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and 3 $6 male. Nineteen different
nationalities were represented and
the largest number from ahy nation
was 51 from Bohemia. The Bohe-
mians brought ih r^ore money than
any other race. There were lfl non-
immigrant aliens. $'[
The following list shows the num-
ber of each nationality admitted nad
the amount of money brought in by
each race:
Immigrant Aliens—Fifty-one Bo-
hemians, $1785; two Bulgarians,
$60; three Croatian*, f 6 7; one Ital-
ian (north), $80; one English, $80;
one Finlander, • $60; 29 German*,
$1716;
Poles,
94 Hebrews, $1859; nine
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$84; 11 Russians, $241; one Ruther-
nlan, $20; seven Magyar*, $242; two
Scandinavians, $100; 10 Mexicans,
$886; 1 Greek, $26; one Spaniard,
$60; two Syrians, $160.
Non-immigrant Allen*—Six Eng-
lish, $800; seven German*, $940;
one Hebrew, $10; one Japanese,
$50; one Mexican, $60; one'Magyar,
$89; one Scandinavian, $50; one
Spanish-American, $60,
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r"When unusual occasion* arise and you desire ft
r article for the nur*ery or for sudden illness, we hope that V
you will depend on us to supply it. Our Sundry Department !« '
©ompletely stocked with the best of rubber goods, bristle good*, in- •
fant accessories, sick-room helps, and toilet dainties. Jf in your
opinion at any time your are doubtful aa to the particular article
you require we will be glad to a**i*t you and to reconynend that, |
which in our experience, has proven best In the majority of case*. |,
Phone inquiriesand orders solicited.
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IN FORT WORTH
Volunteers from Every College In
Texas and Other* Will Discuss
Work of Christian Missions.
Tom 8. Wright Was Again Cho
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Grounds In Brenham this season.
"The General Director," registered
No. 49526; "Brack Medium," No.59.-
944; "Toilet Grattan," No.,_44,7M;
"Moschus," the imported German
Coach, No. 1626,; "American," No
4876; two good black lacks.. These
all as highly bred as can uz
and splendid individuals, cov-
ering driving, saddle and work stock.
See them before going elsewhere.
Best of care taken of marei. Alse
lave some good mules and gentle
horses for .sale.
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CHAMPION CISTERN J
We now have , a complete line of
legal blanks, on hand and cantar-
nish them to you on short notiee.
Phone 241 and tell us your want*.
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Galveston Department Made 400 Ar-
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alveston, Texas, April 2.—The
report of Chief of Police W. H. Per-
rett, filed today, shows that a, total
of 400 arrests were made by the
Galveston Police Department during
the month of March. Vagrancy
heads the list with 108 arrests, 62
of these case* being whites, 48 ne-
groes and 62 of the number were
males. Three hundred and fifty-
one of the total were State eases and
49 for violation of cltjr ordinances-
lighty-slx were arrested for drunk-
enness, 29 for disturbing the peace,
29 for falling to affix license tax to
their vehicles. 22 for gaming, 9 for
Eolation of the pure food law, 7 Jtor
unlawfully selling cocaine, 16 for
theft, 6 for selling liquor without a
license, 30 for assaults, 8 on charges
of burglary, and 8 as fugitive* from
ustlce. Twelve mad dog* were
killed.
Your Patronage Solicited
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Fort Worth, Texas, April 2.-—Be-
ginning Friday afternoon and last-
ing through Sunday night the Stu-
dent Volunteer Union will meet In
convention at the Chamber of Com-
merce Auditoriuml The meeting
.H111 Include studenta from every col-
lege In Texas, including representa-
tives from the local colleges and
young people's societies of the city.
The purpose of the meeting I* to
stimulate the work of Christian mis-
sions throughout the world. All the
sessions will be held at the Cham
ber of Commerce except tjie one Sun-
day night, which'Will be at the First
Methodist Church.
The organisation is distinctively a
college movement, but is of vital in-
terest to all church people. The
comlnp of this convention to Fort
\^orth will afford an Unusual oppor-
tunity to the y>oung people's socie-
ties end missionary organisations to
I ecelve the Influence and impetus of
this most remarkable worldwide In-
terdenominational organisation. Its
purpose is to enlist college men and
women as volunteer* to go as for-
e'gn missionaries. Its membership,
however, Includes many others inter-
ested in the cause, who do not them-
selves go to the foreign field. The
local committee desires to make it
clear that this convention Is brought
here not for the interest of the col-
leges alone, but for its value to the
churpbes of the city as well.
Temple, Texas, AJrll 2
pie Volunteer Fire Department held
Its annual election of officer* wWl
the following results: Horn 8,
Wright, chief, re-elected; JOha
Guinn, assistant chief; Ralph A<k
am*, recorder; Glenn Adams, trea»»
urer, delegates to State Firemen'#,
convention, Glenn Adams and Z. B»
Hines; alternates. B. Thompson and
J R. Parker. At the conclusion of
the busineiB session a luncheon wa«
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Don't fall to hear the Soui
ern University Glee Club at the
dings Memorial--Methodist
Saturday evening, April 4.
Club consists of seventeen
trained voices, and they p:
most delightful evening's en!
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K. OF P. DISTRICT MEETING
Sessions
of Gnlf Coast District
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Galveaton, Texas, April 2 —The
Gulf Coaat District Knights of Py-
thias will meet in district session
here tomorrow night. Grand Chan
cellor Tom Connally of Marlin will
be present to preside at the meeting.
Se will arrive tomorrow morning
and will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs, Saul Levy. The following cit-
ies will be represented at the gather-
ng: Houston, Beaumont, Gijlve*-
tpn, Po#t Arthur, Orange, Sabine,
Sabine, Rosenberg, Humble and Llb-^
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The splendid Glee Club of South-
western University at Georgetown
will give an entertaining program of
solos, duets, choruses and quartettes,
at the Giddingf Memorial Methodis ;
irch Saturday everting, April v 4
sure to hear these fine singew.-
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Election
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Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Brenham, that an*
election be held in the City of Bren-
lam, Texas, on Tuesday, April 7,
914, it being the first Tuesday in
said month for the purpose of elect-
one alderman from each ward of
said City of Brenham.
It is further ordered that the City
Kail shall be the place for holding
said election for the First Ward,
and that W. T. Carrington shall act
as presiding officer thereat. That the
court house shall, be the placa for
the holding of the election for the
id Ward and August Lindemann
. shall act as presiding officer
thereat. Matchett's Stable shall be
the place for holding tBH' election
the Third Ward and that T. F.
shall act as presiding offi-
cer thereat
;*v (Signed) Alex Griffin, Mayor. I
Attest: A. M. Krug, City Secty. 1
Adv. 1 mo.-289.
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Goethals Assumed New Duties.
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paint Greatest
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and mora e conomical
any other painting mal
sold in thia town. Puro
Zinc and Lead scientifically
combined with high grade
coloring pigments, ground In
Pure linseed Oil, notMni
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Panama, April 2.—Colonel George
W. Goethals today became Governor
if the Canal Zone. In conformity
with his wishes no ceremony marked
the occasion.
Do you read the Banner-Press 7
If not, you should subscribe now.
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Fuller, Henry C. Brenham Daily Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 6, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 2, 1914, newspaper, April 2, 1914; Brenham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth490729/m1/3/?q=yaqui: accessed April 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.