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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
7 PICKERS HURT
AS TRUCKS MEET
Especial to The Herald)

Especial 70 The HeraId1
EDINBURG, Tex, Aug. 23.-Sevcn
cotton pickers were injured between
Redgate and Edinburg Sunday when
two trucks collided on the road
The accident occurred about IL
miles out Of Edinburg Sunday morn
ing. None of the seven pickers were
believed to be seriously injured.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
1926 COTTON RUNNINGs

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. ga
P)-Cotton of this years growth
inner prior to August is amounted
1852 running bales, counting
found as half bales. compared with
572,291 bales ginned prior to that
date last year and l35,sO1 bales in
1924. the census bureau today an
nouneed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
WARNING OF TROPIC
STORM Is ISSUED

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Aug. Rs.-
There is a tropical disturbance of at
least moderate intensity but small
diameter about latitude % north and
longitude SO west. The direction Of
its movement can not be determined
yet.
The ship Sacramacca in the above
position at midnight reported ba-
rometcr 1884 inches, and wind
northeast "a miles. Caution is ad-
vised fc- vessels in middle Gulf
until further advised
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
RADIO PROGRAM
OVER KwwG MONDAY NIGHT

OVER KwwG MONDAY NIGHT
$3.50 p. m.-Manuel Colzo of Mata-
moros. Spanish songs with guitar.
s:45 .. m.-Mrs. Don Lewis, So
rrano solos.
ID. m.-wayne Gabbler, baritone
solos.
Gals p. m.-Dickey brothers, old
fiddle tunes.
1901 a. m.-Oasis Dance orches-
ira.
OVER KWwG TUESDAY
10 a. m.-Cotton markets. news.
IL a. m.-Miss Alicia Martinez,
piano recital; weather and river re-
ports.
5 p. m.-Cotton market, news.
6 p. m.-william G. Lopez and
Jesus Villa, Hawaiian music. Wealth
er and river reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
APARTMENT HOUSE

McALLEN. Aug. 23.--The former
home Of Mrs. J. Ramsey II being
converted into two-story apartment
house. Work on the building has
been started. A second story is to
he added. and the structure remod-
eledo throughout.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
Occupants of Truck,
Auto Escape Injury
Especial to The Herald)

MERCEDES. Texas, Aug. %
Occupants of truck and touring car
escapedd cath and injury in an acci-
dent near Mercedes Sunday.
The truck and auto both were
damaged but checkup showed that
no one was hurt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
rsnde Valley Partly cloudy to un-
gettled tonight and Tuesday, pos
(sfbiy with local showers; continued
warm.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday with scattered
thundershowers; cooler in north
portion. Light variable winds on the
foast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23

NEW YORK, y. Y, Aug. 23.-lFl-
Cotton prices scared $3.50 a bale in
excited trading on the New York
Cotton Exchange today after publi-
cation Of the government crop re-
port which was a surprise both as to
the crop estimate. being about half a
million bales below expectations, and
che ginning figures which reflected
q very late crop.
Buying orders poured in from all
Continued on Page p
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
SCARS
AS RESULT OF
U.S.ESTIMATE
Government Report In
dicates Decrease of
Half Million Bales
Since Aug. |

NEW YORK, y. T.. Aug. "a
(P,-Cotton prices advanced more
than S. a bale today on the New
York Cotton exchange. large buy
ing orders pouring into the mar
ket on unconfirmed reports of n
tropical storm and rain al various
Texas points. giving impetus To m
earlier upward movement inspired
by the government crop estimate
showing half a million bales below
Expectations and ginning figures
reflecting a late crop. Final prices
for the day we're "a 20 80 points
net higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-08-23
Rudolph Valentino in the
role which won him the
title Of Movie Sheik'

thorities had to ask the police to
dispcrse them.
H Tie passed peacefully said DR..
Meeker. He didn't know he was
going. His last words. which any Of
Continued on Page p
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
HEADACHES AND DIZZY SPELLS DROVE LOCAL
 MAN NEARLY FRANTIC
 prise Trouble Headache Went With It.

any place or had a business appoints ment but what would show uD with g dizzy headache and apou everything.
 My stomach was always sour and acid. had gas pains around my heart and no matter how little I would eat would get sour acid stomach. felt sick all over and took everything that l heard of but kept getting worse.
 "A friend of mine advised me te try ERBJUS (Herb Juice) and did so with the following results: Have not had headache since taking the first bottle, neither have l had . sour stomach. l feel just fine and can eat six times day. want you to put me down as an ERRJuS l (Herb Juice) booster"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Peaches" Mav Return
 But Not Mrs. Heenan

New York, Nov. 4.-E}--Peaches Browning's suit for separation Will be heard at White Plains on Nov. II and a counter suit brought by her husband, Edward w. Browning, will come to trial at Poughkeepsie, NOV. 13.
 Browning, who recently celebrated his 52nd birthday. is out With IT page statement explaining why his 16 year old wife left him.
 Tt was Mrs. Heenan, (Mrs. Brownings mother) who stirred up all the trouble-who found squalor where there was nothing but love- he says. He hopes his wife will re- turn to him but says he will not let her return with her mother.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

In an interview with the ERBJUS (Herb Juice) representative he said: 'gfoo many people are doctoring the symptoms and as soon as they have a headache they take headache tablet and dope the pain, in time they find out that they have shat tered nerves and q weak heart and also have the same old headaches. Why not doctor the cause. Most headaches come from a disordered stomach, constipation or liver trou- ble. About ten per cent comes from eye strain and injuries. Now l will tell you how MT. Butler rid himself of headaches" He says.
 "For three long years I have suf- fered from headaches and dizzy spells and I never arranged to SC
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
EUROPE SEES US.
 ELECTIONS WET
Paris Papers Give Democrats
 Share Of Mention

London, Nov. 4 P-1n the absence of any big issue appealing to popu- lar interest here, the newspapers lo- day do not give extraordinary prom thence to the Americans. The larger papers, however. print detailed dls- natches of the situation. by some or the newspapers describe the baliot- ing as a wet victory and resent ment against prohibition"
 Editorial comment is scant. inc Daily Chronicle noting the wet tendency" in some states says II does not assume that the entire country is moving in this direction "The real contest on prohibition II says, lis yet to come, but that IL WILL come soon is certain
 "The vets have won one round ol their fight" says the Daily Express but it will require many more rounds before they can say they have achieved their purpose.
 The Daily Herald, organ or lapor says the verdict at the polls is "a pig mark of interrogation against the myth of nation wide prosperity
 Ut would seem," this newspaper continues, that America has not un' der capitalism discovered the secre' of high wages and permanent pros perity.' a"..G ..-..
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
VIBRATING OF ALL
 SLURS AT YOUTH
Dr. Gates of Boston Comes to
 Defense of Young Folks

Bridgeport, Nov. R-There has never been g generation of older people that has not believed the young people were going to the dogs" declared pr. Herbert W. Gates, of Boston. general secretary of the Congregational Education so- ciety, at its annual meeting here yesterday. letting it be known that he is tiring of hearing things aoout the downfall of young people.
 Dr. Gates declaration followed quotation by him from novel or Harriet Beecher Stowe. written In 1871. referring to those days" when parents sit at the feet of their chll- dren in humility. Dr. Gates dld not make it known, however, that the quotation was from book written 50 years ago until after his hearers had gained the impression IL was from some modern work.
 Prior to Dr. Gates, at the annual meeting of the Congregational Pup fishing society, pr. Sidney A. Wes- ton. of Boston, executive secretary said that the work of the society IS refreshing in the face of the expiol- tation and comtnercialization or young people and their problems py men who have selfish gain as tneif oAly motives. He is sometimes hau- seated" by the stuff written about young people, he stated.
 The two societies voted to defer action on an amendment to their py- laws, providing for increasing the board of directors from "A to oo members and further providing thal the nersonnel of directing board shall be identical for the elgh' Congregational home boards. A merger of the administration dlvls' ,ons of the work is contemplated but each of the eight socleties VII be continued as separate legal coi poration. +,.
 The amendment was laid on the table until the biennial meetings u be held next May in Omaha, Nep'' II coniunction with the national coun cil. The amendment came peloi' those societies last Ocloper Ill
 ington and they were in a poslloi to act upon it yesterday. However, II view of the fact that some or LII other societies will have the amend ment introduced for the hrst tni at the sessions being held here' was decided to lay the matter oVer'
 The annual business meetings . the two societies followed the gen eral afternoon session, at when hes Irwin L. Shaver, of Boston. secre tarv of leadership training in tn Congregational Education socleeS spoke on Leadership Framing io Religious Education" and Rev. Jon L. Lobinger, secretary of Missionar Education. also of Boston. dlscusse Training for World Friendshlp'
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Ban on Florida Real
 Estate Operators Yet

Orlando, Fla, Nov. R1The Florida real estate commission has barred minors and married women whose disabilities have not been re- moved" from further engaging In real estate business in the state. Licenses will be withheld from such persons, says an announcement py Walter w. Rose. chairman of the commission, in the interest of law and business ethics. Rose explained that under the law. married women and minors are not legally responsible for their or dinary contracts, misrepresentations regarding contracts or negligence and lack of skill in business.
 Married women may. if they arc actually competent to transact busl
 ness, be declared free dealers by
 simple statutory proceeding ln thf
 circuit court and may therefore con duct their business and handle theI property as though unmarried. Suci persons will be granted licenses
 they are otherwise qualified.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
NEW BRITAIN MACHINLST
 TELLS PUBLIC OF THE GREAT BENEFIT RECEIVED
Harry Dwight
 o

with rheumatism in my legs and the pain would be so bad that I would lie awake for hours at night and could not sleep. I would get up in the morning and my legs would be stiff and lame and through the day I would almost get crazy with pain. I had suffered so much that I was weak and run down and did not have any pep. A friend of mine told me about ERBJUS and l de- cided to give it trial and here are the results-I feel better than I have for years. The soreness and stiffness has left my legs entirely and I have not an ache of pain. ERBJUS has done wonders for me-"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

ERBJUS is today the most popu- lar remedy that has been introduced for a long time and the reason Is very simple-it has merit. We en- deavor to give the public facts and they are at perfect liberty to investi gate our claims. We do not ex- asgerate or misinform. ERBJUS is the juices of fourteen selected herbs that are combined with pure and healing glycerine. ERBJUS is pure ly herbal and contains no alcohol, Try it for a spring tonic and the re- suits will please you. We are pub fishing here the testimony of MT. Anderson. who is well known New Britain machinist. He says:
 "For long time Il have suffered
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

The day for harsh mineral medicine is a thing of the past. Peo- pie are going back to natures way Herbs and it is the safe way. Don't try to digest IRON you cannot do 1t. ERBJUS is the pure juices of roots, flowers, leaves and berries combined with pure and. healing glycerine.
 Mrs. Bendasz says:-"My husband has been aiing for some time with stomach and liver trouble and he was subject to sour acid stomach with much gas and bloat. Always seemed to have a headache and his back continually pained him.
 He was restless at night and
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

ERBJUS is a nerve builder and does this through toning up the general health, ERBJUS purifies the blood, creates healthy appetite. tones up the stomach, kidneys and liver. It will absolutely give you re- suits that will surprise you in con- stipation. Dizzy spells and sick headaches fade away after using this natures remedy for few days only.
 Mrs. Fredericls says:-"For four years I have suffered agony with my stomach. What little I did eat would turn my stomach sour and acid and I would get heartburn and bloat up with gas. I finally got so
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
"ERBJUS FINALLY HELPED i ME AFTER TEN YEARS OF 1
 SEARCHING" MIR. WHITE
White Iha1
 ERBJUS

q have been in the hospital twice and used every method known 10 rid myself of stomach trouble and constipation and never succeeded in finding anything for ten years. Here lately l received the big surprise of my life when ERBJUS entirely re- lieved me of my sickness" said MT. White.
 Before taking ERBJUS had no appetite and suffered with constipa- ton In its worst way. My stomach would get sour and acid. my liver would get sluggish and had terrific headaches and dizzy spells.
 "I was always tired out and never
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
THE HUSTLE OF A
 NEWSPAPER STARTLED
 THIS NEW BRITAIN LADY
Mrs John Felcricks
 Health.

bad that I ate but very little and began to lose weight and strength. I became very nervous, in fact so bad that the rustic of a newspaper or any unusual sound would make me so nervous that I could hardly keep from screaming out.
 T was tired out all the time and could hardly do my housework. I heard great deal of ERBJUS and decided to give it trial and I am glad l did. I have now taken four bottles of this wonderful remedy My stomach is working perfectly. l am not at all nervous and feel fine. am today in good health owing to ERBJUS."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

Mir. Jos. Koval, of 133 Beaver St.. says: never saw anything to beat ERBJUS as tonic." Mrs. A. Dobek, of 49 Laurel St.. says:-"ERBJuS brought my daugh- ter back to health"
 Mrs. Elsie Butler, of a9 Hartford Ave, says:-'I was very sick lady until ERBJUS gave me back my health"
 i MT. Wm. Daniels, of 43 Lawler St., says:-"ERBJUS rid me of severe rheumatism" .. Mrs. Matilda Maresch, of 112 Grand St., says:-"I could hardly bend my knees on account of rheu- matism until took ERBJUS"
 Mrs. H. l.. Bartlett. of 43 Grand St, Stomach trouble now a thing of the past" ! Mrs. Sophie Gworek, of 2o3 Cur 1 tis St.. says:-'I was about ready to give up when ERBJUS came to my rescue"
 Mrs. Madeline veronest, of 12s 1 Daly Ave. says:-"The sight of food used to make me sick" MT. Bernard Grogan, of ss North St., says:-"Headache are easy to get rid of with ERBJUS."
 Mrs. Mary Jarvis, of II Broad St.. says:-"I had gas attacks 80 I could hardly breathe, but ERBJUS dispelled them"
 Mrs. Lillian Sanderson, of 47 Chestnut St., says:--"An my good health is due to ERBJUS."
 MT. Thomas Smith, of 32 Fremont St., says:-"ERBJUS relieved neu- ritis of four months standing"
 Mrs. Anna Mlynarski, of s9 Farm ington Ave, says:-"ERBJUS re- lieved me of violent headaches"
 Mrs. Jos. Arburr, of 40 Winter St., says:-"ERBJUS gave me my first relief in stomach trouble"
 MT. Neil Nilson, of 90 Arch St., ( resident for thirty years, says ERE. JUS rid him of kidney trouble ane rheumatism.
 MT. Wm Ormsby, of 62 Lawlol
 St., says:-"When I got up in thu
 morning I felt like going back tt bed, but that was before tool ERDJUS."
 Mrs. Ameilce Cote, of 174 E. Mair St., says:-"Before taking ERBJUS I could hardly eat anything withou a severe stomach upset
 MT. Wm. Anderson, of AZ Oliv' St., says:-"By the use of ERBJUs have entirely recovered m!
 health"
 Mrs. John O'Bricn, of S97 East st. . says:-"Before taking ERBJUS
 suffered great agony from rheuma tisn. but it is all gone now" , Mrs. Alice Wilcox, of eos E. Mail St., says:-"I suffered with back
 ache from kidney trouble for ove , five years, but ERBJUS relieved m quickly"
 , Mir. stanley Samsel, of 77 silve
 St., says:-"Severe headaches use Y, to make my life most miserable" , Mir. Jos. Roy, of 325 Church St . says Before taking ERBJUS
 had to sit down many times to kee . from falling. I got so dizzy" g Mrs. Hallet Green, of S2 Frankli I St., says:-"My misery has left m
 and am happy again." n Mrs. Etta Wolf, of s3 Linwood St = says:-"I used to be nervous an e had palpitation of the heart, b,
 that was before took ERBJUS." - MT. D. NJ. Tompkins, of 40S Arc e St., says:-'I could not bend over {
 tie my shoes until took ERBJUS. e Mrs. Max Wagner, of PIP Arc d St., says:-"I felt tired and wor
 out until I took ERBJUS and no $ I feel great"
 t Mrs. A. Lutynski. of ss1 High st @ says:-"I praise ERBJUS because
 helped mo greatly"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Modern Advertising Types
 Criticized in Debate

New Haven, Nov. 4 LP}-Deploring the fact that ''all modern celebrities find time to do is to write tesu- monials," the Cambridge Debating Team supported the affirmative or the question. Resolved that thls house regrets the prominent place given to advertising in modern life'" against Yale here last night
 The Cambridge team was com posed of II. G. G. Herklots, Trlnlty College; A. Hutchinson, Christ's Col lege. and w. G. Fordham, Mazda lene College. The men on the 4ale team were E. G. Jenkins, A. M' Bingham. son of Senator Hiram Bingham, and Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr. There was no decision.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
NEW BRITAIN WIFE TELLS STORY ABOUT
 HER HUSBAND
Mrs Joeph Bend New Britain Conn Tells Pubic How The New Tonic "EIJus" (HERB Health.

naturally felt tired out and loggy during the day. He tried many ways to get relief but it seemed the more he tried the worse he got. One day he read about ERBJUS and the great good 1t was doing many people right here in New Britain and he de- cided to give it a trial.
 "He has now used three bottles and I never saw anything like 1t. He never has a headache or back ache any more and can eat any thing without distress.
 We both of us wish to endorse 'ERBJUS' to the public because it does what it advertises to do and that is more than most remedies do."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

Chas. White, of 196 Hartford Ave, says" Stomach trouble of ten years now gone"
 Michael Campbell, of 129 Cleve- land St., says:-"ERBJUS gave me lots of ambition and energy. Mrs. Baldwin, of 149 Glen St.. lsays:-"ERBJUs rid me of rheu- matic attacks" Mrs. Fred Johnson, of 10S Frank lin St., says:-"l had given up i'll despair when ERBJuS relieved my stomach trouble" l Peter Walton, of 131 Cleveland st., says:-"I got results with con- etipation and 1 am glad" 1 NIrs. Pauline SokoliE, of IT City Ave, says:-"I used to lie awake from nerve attacks, but now l sleep like a top"
 Mrs. Frank Gradzien, of 62 Silver St., says:--"My stomach was sour and gassy and I had pain around my heart, but now I am well woman.'
 Mrs. Fred Linn, of 4S3 Park St.. says:--"Three years of suffering with sour acid stomach now ban ished. I thank ERBJUS." i Mrs. Alfred Olson, of 473 Park St., says:-"I can now enjoy three square meals 8 day and my health is excellent"
 MT. Vim. Brackcn, of 42 Grand St., says:--"ERBJU a system puri- fer and a tonic of rare value"
 MT. Paul Gcdratis, of Il Dwight Court, says:-"Sour acid stomach and dizzy spells yielded to ERB- |JUS."
 Mrs, Wm. Abrams, of 32 Commer- cial St., says:-"Nervous indigestion and sleepless nights are thing of the past. I am in perfect health"
 Mrs. Jos. Fanion, of Fairbank St., Plainville, says:-'Kidney trou- ble made my life a burden. Since taking ERBJUs I am a wei worhan"
 Mrs. Mary Thiener. of 72 Rockwell Ave. says:-"I took many medicines but none helped me until tool EPBJES."
 MT, JuIious Marson. of The Hote Bronson, says:-"ERBJUS gave m' wonderful results in stomach trou ble."
 Mrs. c. storms, of 127 North St. Q says:-"ERBJUS rid me of three years sickness Mir. Lockance Valliere, of 47' Arch St. says:-"Five years of rheu , matism now thing of the past" Mrs. Robt. Wolff, of IT Camp St. says:-"ERBJUS is a great tonic fo me and also for my children.' MT, August SpIettstoeszer, of 3 1iberty St, says:-"ERBJUS rid m l quickly of kidney and bladder trou , bte."
 Mir. Wilbcr Baldwin, of 14a Glel St. savs:-"One bottle of ERBJu' :. rid me of nervousness and stomaei trouble"
 Miss Alice Plucas. of 26 Day St says:-'T no longer suffer iron headaches and dizzy spells since tax ing ERRJUs."
 Miss Emma Glabau, of A Fair = view St. Says:-"Before tallin ERRJIrS I was so weak that I coul hardly walk across the street"
 Mrs. John Wallace. of PAS Gle St., says:-'I was a rundown house wife, but ERBJUS quickly built m up.'
 Mrs. Caroline Long, of 126 Fail
 view St. says:-"Dizzy spells drov
 me frantic until I took ERBJtFS'
 Mrs. Anna Ney, of 6S Cottae
 Place, says:-"I sleep fine now an never have sign of backache." MT. Daniel W. Fish. who reside
 on Maple Hill, says:-"I have nc
 had a headache or a dizzy spell sine taking ERRJTS"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
WELL KNOWN NEW BRITAIN NURSE RECEIVED TERRIBLE
 INJURIES BY FALLING
A Public
 Effects Injuries.

The testimonial from Mrs. Sander son is true in every particular and all the testimonials that we publish are likewise and we respectfully in- vite the public to call and check us up.
 Mrs. Sandcrson says:-"I am a nurse by profession and two years ago l fell down stairs and shortly afterwards I became afflicted with dizzy spells and sick headaches. could not raise my arms to my head and was afraid to go out on the
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

street on account of weak spells,
 T spent hundreds of dollars trys ing to get well and get my strength back. l decided after visttiaS aevs eral people who had taken .ERBJu4 with wonderful results that l would try 1t and l purchased . bottle, | had not finished the first bottle be. fore felt a great change. I have now taken four bottles of ERBJuo and I am g well woman. In fact I can say a perfectly healthy ppe and all my good health due te ERBJUS."
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04
Makes Hair Behave
 But. Doesn't SHOW!

" lnN.l $ way 10 NNGp youF NalF
 ju-. so, without any of that objec- tionable, "plastered- down" look.
 Just use a few drops of Danderine- comb it through hair, or use a Dandcrine- -dampened towel - you'll
 be amazed at the way your hair
 then behaves, and it's beautiful
 lustre!
 Of course, you know what Dan-
 derine does to dandruff! Dissolves every bit of it. Puts scalp in the pink of condition. 1nvigorates hair and hair-roots. Why use anything else?
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

The editorial writers, however, deal more in deductions than in comment. After telling readers that the results do not in any way change the war debt situation in favor or france' but are to the contrary, the writers proceed to explain that the elections constitute a victory for the ''Wels and the democrats
New Britain herald., 1926-11-04

felt good. went to the hospital and took treatments and came out worse than when I went in. got so that I had lost all ambition what. soever.
 "A friend of mine advised me to give ERBJUS good trial and did so. The first bottle relieved mo greatly and I kept on taking It. ! have now taken three bottles oe ERBJUS and 1t certainly gave mo results. I never saw anything like 1t I have gained in strength and can do a days work and come home not even tired. I am certainly sta4 to give ERBJUs the great credit that it deserves"