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my meals. / have gained four
pounds in weight and / can recon.
mend TOdd's Tonic to all who should
build UP their systems against the
attacks Of winter. ~. BINDINGS
613 Y st. N. E.. Washington, d. G.
Todd's Tonic. made Of finest Cali.
fornia wine, is pleasant to take.
Unlike ordinary Tonic, Todd's Tonic
is a reconstructive Tonic and not
a mere laxative. Therefore its re.
suits are greater and more lasting.
For sale at all Peoples Drug Stores
and all other drug stores through
this section.
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continent, by the same set Of ma
tional officers and with the same
program-the officers and the pro.
gram being walled through the air
from yet a fifteenth city.
The affair this evening will be
a formal visitation of the National
Council officers to the places
where initiatory ceremonies are be.
ing held. The United States Navy
Band Orchestra under the direction
of Lieut.. Charles Benter will fur
nish the music for the program
and addresses will be made by Sen
ator Rice Means of Colorado. com
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Blood and Stomach Disorders Were Relieved
ksHe BuiItUpSystemAg Winters attacks
Mr.. j. E, Tydings, Washington, D. c., Pays Unusual
Tribute to Reconstructve Qualities of Todds Tonic
Which Is Made of Finest California Wine.

II suffered considerably with
stomach and blood trouble. / could
not eat without misery after my
meals. 4 would bloat up no. matter
what Twould eat and naturally
persons blood becomes impure
when his digestion is bad. So / de-
cided that something must be done
and as it had~sbeen highly recon-
mended I decided to try a treat
ment OF Todd's Tonic. After using
few bottles of Todd's Tonic my
digestion is greatly improved and
now can eat without suffering after
The Washington times., 1927-01-17
USE RADIO FOR
Invitations

Exercises formally initiating four.
teen new chapters OF the National
Patriotic Council in fourteen differ
emit cities win be conducted by the
national officers this evening and
broadcast te those cities through
the wave length Of MA.
This IS the first time, SO far as
any one can recall, that so
distinctly local an event as the
organization OF branch of a big
organization has been simultaneous.
~ directed in fourteen different
cities scattered throughout the
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held at the home, Eleventh Street
and Spring Road Northwest. Mrs.
Jack Kotz. Mrs. Jacob Biron and
Mrs. William Levy will be seated as
first, second and third vice presi-
dents, respectively, while Mrs. AL.
fred Rosenthal will be installed as
recording secretary.
Mrs. William Levy. who for the
last six years has been president,
will preside.
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Hebrew Home for Aged
To Install It's Officers

Mrs. Henry Gutenberg will be in.
stalled as president of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged tonight at the
annual installation Of officers to be
The Washington times., 1927-12-20

The latest oscillator conversation
with the doomed men. carried on
before the break Of dawn, was
prompted by q request from Mrs.
Maria H. Fitch. wife OF the Is.
year-old naval officer. and Mes.
Hermiene Al Fitch. his mother.
who live it 24OO Twentieth ST..
N. w. washington. d. C., that the
lieutenant be informed that they
were constantly praying for him.
The request was transmitted by
Navy wireless from Arlington. Va.
to the Boston Navy Yard and re-.
layed from there BY wireless to-
the Falcon. the flagship Of the res
cue fleet. A rowboat carried the
message to the S.3, sister ship Or
the distressed craft. which trans
mitted It to the 81. los feet below
the surface OF the water.
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sAIIloRs sTANDING BY AIR TANKs READY To AID
WR. Hearst 5 Replyto.
Sen. Norris Letter

William Randolph Hearst has issued the foloinC state
aert ~ reply to the open letter of Senator George Norris
o Nebraskd crcsing the Hearst papers expose of The
alleged Merican bribery plot
IS not necessary reply to Senator Norris hystercal
and vtuperatve statement in kind
might state, however, that if Senator Norris IS
anxious to establish truth might begin BY telling the
truth thing that he has distinctly refraned from doing
throughout his whole statement
The plain facts Of this whole Mexican matter are that
these Mexican documents apparently quite authentic
and that proof whatever has been produced Of their
lack Of authenticity
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REMUS MUST 60
TO PRISON
By JAMES 4. KILGALLEN
international News Service

COURT HOUSE, CINCINNATI,
Dec. 20. The door to freedom was
virtually barred today to George
Renltis, on trial for wife-murder
when Judge Chester r. Shook
eliminated the mot guilty. form Of
verdict from his instructions to the
jury.
The ruling was almost without
precedent in the history of Amer
ican Jurisprudence,
Judge Shook. However. left one
loop-hole for Re,nus. He told the
jury they might return II they saw
fit. q verdict OF mot guilty. on the
sole ground OF insanity"
The straight out-and-out mot
guilty verdict was barred.
y mot guilty on the sole
Continued on Page 3, Column s.)
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six ALIVE IN TOMB T0DI[
IT AID FAILS TOREA('H
THEM BY dusk

PROVINCETOWl Mass, Dec Hope 81 serer reseune
the sx men still S seemed very
faint this driving gs the heroic rescus
feet from ef the disaster shelter o Provinces
town {AIassl harbor. sss
oscllator conversation conducted between divers and
Lieut. Graham AZ Fitch Of Washington one of the six i'm
prisoned men. @s
Unless oxygen gotten into the submarine BY clock IL,
night the doomed DEATH according to all naval
experts And with northwest storm sweeping the
Atlantic seaboard and the fleet driven to harbor
seems impossible for aid to reach the ii time.
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They were first heard OE In
Mexico BY i thoroughly reputable
and reliable American citizen,
resident n Mexico. whose name
has been given % the committee,
put II not given here On account
Uf possible consequences 10 him
and his family at the hands 81
the Mexican government.
Illis American citizen had NO
interest whatever in pursuing The
documents except to learn facts
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been cast for the butcherer
who hacked his helpless cap
tive to death.
The couple, described as meat
and stylish in appearance" was
last seen ii an old, brown Or dark
yellow, sedan.
Detectives expressed the belief
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Descriptions Of the woman
and her male companion were
flashed to the police in every
city il the State in an effort
to catch the suspected accom-
plices IN the diabo1ical crime III
the same dragnet which has
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AOvERTisEMgNT
sPEND CnRIsTNiAe AT

sPEND CHRISTMAS Ar HOME
Greatly reduced fares Tickets sold
December 23rd To 3lst, January 1st and
End, good to return until January ara,
1923. Good also in pafior and sleeping
cara For tickets ana reservations cali
City Ticket 0fffce. 1910 H Street N. nv.
Phones Main 146S-I46e. SOUTHERN
RAILWAY SYSTEM.
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SEEK 00NPL Believed
TOHAVE A|DEDHI|l
IntsrnationaI Newsreel Photo
By ARTHUR +. MAREK
InteanatIonaI Newa service

q Los ANGELES, Calf, Dec. 20 Find theswomanl ~
This the word broadcast BY police today AS they
sought woman and another suspected accompce Of William
Edward Hickman discharged bank messenger and identified
as the kdnaper and killer Of little Marian Parker
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
Lincoln Refused
$4,000 Year Job

NEW YORK H9-A story that
Abraham Lincoln once declined 4
position az general counsel for the
New York Central railroad, because
he feared the effect Of the $4,000
salary IL carried upon the morale
OF his family, has been substantiated
By Parker Corning, grandson of the
man who made the offer.
IT. the spring Of 1860 Lincoln came
a. New York 70 deliver 4 political adj
dress n Cooper Institute. and one ~
his auditors was Erastus Corning,
president ~ the New York Central,
the story runs as related ~ Corn
ing's grandson 20 John ". Starr,
who tells il in n volume on Lincoln
and the Railroads.
The next day Corning called on
lincoln and asked: would you on
t%crtain an offer from the New York
Central ~ become its general coun-
sci az $4,000 n year,"
Lincoln, amazed AZ the offer, pom
derci III.
Then. the story goes. Ne replied:
"What could I do with $4,000 4
year? u woula ruin my family TO
have that much income. I don't
believe that ] had better consider
H."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
English Steno
Swirns Channel

DOVER, Eng, Oct. 14.-P)-The
number Of successful English Chan
mel swims was raised to fourteen
when Mrs. Ivy Gill Of Sheffield land
ed at Shakespeare Beach, near here,
shortly after midnight this morning,
the third woman to perform the feat
in less than a week.
Mrs. Gill. 2~4-year-old typist and
only recently a bride, started from
Cape Girls Nez. France, at 9:1l a. m.
yesterday and landed on the English
coast az 1910 a. m. today. She was
exhausted at the finish Of the long
grind. The manager, trainer and
boatman who accompanied her an
nouneed that they were ready to sign
affidavits as to the authenticity of
the swim.
Her time of Is hours Q minutes is
n hour 50 minutes slower than the
record for women claimed by DR..
Dorothy Cochrane Logan Mona Nc
Lellanl Of 10 hours 10 minutes, ana
II 80 minutes slower than the mark
81 ia hours 81 minutes set by Ger
trude Ederle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
REALESIA1ET TRANSFERS

being west onehalf OF Lot IL, Block
8, Aqua Dulce Farms subdivision,
Ojo de Aqua tract; 81.
l. NJ. Bassini ct al to l.. NJ. Bass
sini-s0 acres Of land being Lot Z,
Block 3, Aqua Dice Farms subdi-
vision, Ojo de Aqua tract; $1,000.
l. NJ Bassini CT al to l.. NJ. Bas-
sini-40 acres of land, being Lot ),
Block 8. Aqua Dulce Farms subdi-
vision, Ojo de Aqua tract; $1,000.
l.. M- Bassini ct al 20 MI Siemens-
44.96 acres Of land being Lot 10,
block .. Aqua Dllce Farms subdi-
vision, Ojo de Agut tract; Sl.l24.
l.. NJ. Bassini ct al TO NJ. Siemens
|-32.09 acres Of land being Lot IL,
Block Q, Aqua Dulce Farms subdi-
vision, 0jo de Aqua tract; Ss02.25.
L. NJ. Bassini ct al to DR.. w. r.
Schussler-54.44 acres Of land be-
ing Lot u. Block 0. Aqua Dulce
Farms subdivision, Ojo de Aqua
tract: Sl,361.
l.. b. Bassini et al to L. r. Nc
Clenathan-40 acres Of land being
Lot 3, in Block 3, Aqua Dulce Farms
subdivision, Ojo de Aqua tract;
$1,000.
L. n. Bassini ct al. to L. F. Nc
Clenathan-40 acres Of land being
Lot 6. Block 9, Aqua Dulce Farms
subdivision, Ojo de Aqua tract;
ST, 1000.
j. M. Green, TO r. @. Parkening.
All Of lot No. IL, block No. 8. Cas-
tie Court addition City Of Harlin-
gen. Consideration 81. 10000.
John W. Woodford to Annie Ros-
borough. Lots Nos. /. 2, 8, 4, 5. 6. s,
O.. 10, IL and ~. in block Is, Boule-
ward Heights addition City Of San
Benito. Consideration $1,000 etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
BUMPERS TO
VISIT FRIDAY
New Equipment Will
Take Part I'm Edin-
burg Program

Fire Chief Roy Weller II 10 take
Brownsville's two new fire bumpers
To Edinburg Friday afternoon TO
stage a demonstration rs part OF a
fire-prevention parade scheduled to
be held at that place at $3.50 o'clock.
Invitations have been extended to
all fire departments in the Valley
to send delegates TO the affair. A
barbecue for the visitors and their
wives IL to be held nc the Ball Park
after the parade.
The junior college band. the high
school pep squad and the college
football a are to take an active
part in the parade. The demonstra-
ton Of equipment will be held on
the court house lawn. A crew Of
seven men is to make the trip with
the new bumpers from here.
Twenty-nine Edinburg business
houses have expressed their inter-
tion Of entering floats in the parade.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
OFFICIALS OF
LEAGUE DENY
LAWRENCE OUT
Report That Harlin-
gen Games Forfeit
ed to Brownsville,
Mission Denied

Reports received in Brownsville
late Thursday and Friday that Lewis
Lawrence, quarterback Of the Har-
lingen high school football team,
had been ruled out by Interscholastic
League officials or account Of age,
and the Harlingen victories over
Brownsville and Mission automat-
ically turned into defeats by forfeit
was denied Friday by X. p. Ward OF
Edinburg. president Of the Valley
I~nterscholastic League, in a tele-
phone conversation with The Her
aid.
Officials Of the Interscholastic
League at Austin also denied any
knowledge Of the case, saying Il
had not come up. Ward said he had
heard rumors OF it, but that no OF
ficial action has been taken, and
that the Ease has not come up.
In the event Lawrence Is ruled out,
the ruling could have been done only
by H~aglingen school officials, it was
said here, the report that Lawrence
was ruled out having come from Har-
lingen.
The Brownsville team was to leave
here early IN the morning for the
San Benito contest and will remain
in s~eclusion in that town until game
time. The game is scheduled to start
at 1880 O'Clock and a throng OF
Brownsville residents, were prepar-
ing TO make the trip to a Benito.
Rubarth, as is usual with him be-
fore a game, vas not prepared to say
what his starting lineup would be.
He has such n wealth Of material for
almost every position, that he never
knows until the last minute just who
his starting men will DE.
Probably Same Lineup
In all probability, however. the
same crew that carried the Brown
and Gold colors into the Edinburg
game last week will get the call in
the opening minutes Friday.
Local fans are keenly interested In
the case OF Taber, captain of the
team, who has been playing in the
line since he began his football ca
reer. Las week ne was inserted az
quarter during the closing period
and ran the squad as though he had
been doing it for years.
Mrs. Helen Harris will have her
pep squad out for Fridays San Be-
nito contest. Like the team they
have been polishing off the rough
edges competitive roofing developed
during the early season games. and
are expected 10 display a finished
and polished performance during the
San Benito visit.
After getting away TO a slow start
with two tie games in the seasons
opener two weeks ago, the Valley
conference got itself together last
week and each game played resulted
in a victory or loss for one or the
other OF the opposing teams.
The schedule for this Friday
should give every coach in the group
y pretty good idea Of just about
where he will he in the official stand
ings when the season is brought to
n close.
Wsslaco Meets McAllen
Weslaco, with one victory in as
many games played, is due to romp
with McAllen, who hasn't been able
70 better than tie her opponents in
two games. while the undefeatcd
Donna and Mercedes teams will
battle it out with each other on the
Dona field.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

G. 5. Thomson to Lizzie Sweaxea-
South l0.l7 acres Of Block %, Dana
subdivision, La Feria grant; $4,000.
L. p. Rogers ct al TO the AL Parker
Securities company - South l0.17
acres, Block %, Dana subdivision;
$40.
Carl Engelhardt ct al to G. J. Me-
Farland-Lot ?, Block 2, Taylor ad-
dition to city Of Harrington; $40.
b. 0. Phillips to j. VI. Kuhn
North 20 acres, Block 164, San
Benito Land Z Water company SUBJ
division; $40.
Arthur Taylor ct ux. to w. NJ
Lang-East one-half of Lots /, and
2, Block Hi Of Brownsville Land &
Improvement company subdivision,
Share %, Espiritu Santa gram;
$500.
Leonard Davis to B. II. Dunlap
Undivided interest in zoo acres o!
land Of La Feria grant; $50.
]. II. Davis to b. ii. Dunlap-Un-
divided interest in 200 acres Of land
Of La Feria grant; $40.
w. A. Davis to b. III. Dunlap-Un-
divided interest in 200 acres u
land in La Feria grant; $50.
Ada Davis Williams ct al to B. H.
Dunlap-Undiyided interest in 200
acres Of land in la F ria grant: $40.
J. G. Todd ct TX. to Fred A. Beau
mann-Lot 22, containing 10 acres,
cf Parker subdivision, In Feria
grant; $6.l50.
J. @. Tom to Mary S. McKy-All
Of lot 3, Block 4; Lot 3, Block 4,
Nicholson Place addition. third fill
ing, city Of Harrington; $40.
j. Z. Carey ct TX. TO II. c.
Carey-East part Of Block Z, Sur
vey a; $4,000.
L. N. Bassini ct al to Delta Cit
rus Grove superintendent one
half Of Lot IL, Block 6, containing
20 acres, Aqua Dulce Farms subdi-
vision, Ojo de Aqua tract; 81.
j.. M. Bassini ct al to Delta Cit
rus Grower corporation-10 acres OF
land being east one-half Of east one-
half of Lot IL. Block 6. Aqua Dulce
Farms subdivision, ojo de Ague
tract; 81.
L. B. Bassini to Delta Citrus Grove
corporation-10 acres of land be.
ing west one-half Of east one-half OF
Lot IL, Block 6, Aqua Dulce Farms
subdivision; Ojo de Aqua tract; 81.
l.. NJ. Bassini ct al to Delta Grave
corporation-40 acres, Lot /. Block 9
Aqua Dulce Farms subdivision, Ojg
de Aqua grant: 1000.
l.. NJ. Bassini ct al to Delta Citru:
Grove corporation-40 acres being
Lot 4, Block s, Aqua Dulce Farms
subdivision, Ojo de Aqua tract;
81, 200.
l.. NJ. Bassini ct al 10 Delta Citrue
Grove corporation-20 acres OF Land
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

For Garments Of grace and beauty
see Mrs. Norling-The Corset Shop,
1911 Elizabeth, Brownsville. Adv. Is.
Start In Short Time. PAVING
wJlk on the Paroles Line road out
of Brownsville is expected to be
started IN the near future engineers
here said, the contract for the pav-
ing having been let TO Dodds &
v ~edegartner Of San Benito. This Il
the seventh paving unit in the
oounty's program, paving having al
ready been started on the road from
Bareda to the Paroles line road in
Los Fresnos.
A. & w. Root Beer always good,
always cold.-Adv. 10.
Fol- Sale or Trade-One 35-H. p
Bessimer crude oil engine. Will sell
or trade for truck. See Valley Box
q Crate Factory, San Benito.-Adv
I6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
Dempsey Suit By
Kearns Put Off

NEW YORK, N. Y, Oct. 14.-tP-
Talk Of peace between Jack Dempsey
and his ex-manager, Jack Kearns,
was intensified today after Kearns
made known he had agreed to an
indefinite postponement in Trenton.
~. j., Of action to % $685., 333.33
from Dempsey under terms Of a
former contract.
Arthur Briscol. Dempsey's coun-
sci, denied however. that there had
been peace overtures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
TO MEET

HARLlNGEN. Oct. 1.-The reg
ular monthly meeting Of the Lieut.,
Thos. Barlow chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution will
be held here Wednesday afternoon
nj the Reese-Wil-Mond hotel. This
announcement was made Friday BY
Miss Bette Hopper, secretary. Rou-
tine business affairs are to be dis
cussed, following n luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
FLEETS

EDINBlFRG. Oct. 14.-An election
Of officers featured the meeting OF
the Fdinburg Symphony orchestra
here Thursday night. f. A. Mitchell,
was named president. Miss Emma
Gene Baker. vice-president. and v. Z.
Klosner. secretary-treasurer. The
nex meeting IL scheduled for T:3C
o'clock Monday night in the junior
college Auditorium.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
Edinburg Juniors
Beat Pharr Team
Especial TO The Heraldl

PHARR. Oct. 1.-The Edinburg
junior high school football team in
vaded this place Thursday afternoon
and left with the long end Of a ~
to 0 score after a game with the
Pharr-San Juan juniors.
Devalt and CARA accounted for
the two Edinburg scores, and the
entire Edinburg team played a good
game. The Pharr-San Juan boys al
50 looked good and constantly
threatened their opponents goal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
GORED BY BULL

NIVIAINT w IWN AAWIUIU
RAYMONDVILLE, Oct. l4.-Rafael
Cantu, living on the King ranch
north Of Raymondville, was gored BY
a Brahma bull as he was rounding up
some cattle one day this week. The
animal knocked the man from his
horse as he vas attempting to drive
the bull back to the herd from which
il had strayed. Cantu received med
zeal treatment here and is reported
to be recovering.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
Delaney to Meet
Renault Tonight

NEW YORK, N. l.. Oct. 14.-R)
Jack Delaney OF Bridgeport. Conn,
former lightheavyweight champion
Of the world, will endeavor to boil
ster his standing in the heavyweight
division tonight in a l0-round 90 at
Madison Square Garden against Jack
Renault, late Of Hollywood.
VIM. Penn--5 Cents-A Good Cigar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
and appreciation for kindnesses
shown by the Queen and Dreamland
theatres in behalf Of members OF
Charity Home. Mrs. A. C. Starck
Manager, Charity Home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
c. OF C. MEETING

G. c. Richardson. secretary Of the
local Chamber of Commerce, was in
Aatamoros Friday morning attend
ing a meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce there. An important bus
mess session Of the organization was
70 be held and Mr.. Richardson's
presence had been sought in an adj
Visory capacity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14
VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Ci
TO GET DELIVERY

Especial TO The Herald)
MISSION. Oct. 14.-Belief that
Mission will be given mail delivery
inside the city limits was expressed
following the visit here this week of
two postoffice inspectors, who looked
V c the situation in the city.
Wr Penn Camfa-A Gr1L Csu-w
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

Spanish, Mexican or BARRIERS Itch
-0ne battle Of I-perial Eczema
Remedy is guaranteed TO be enough
for any case. Of any kind. All drug
rists are authorized to refund your
money II IL fails.-Adv. l6).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

Fall Opening Sale OF Hart-Schaff-
ner & Marx and middishade clothing.
Edwin Clapp and Bostonian shoes.
John p. Stetscn and Keith hats. Ar
row shirts. neekwear. women shoes
and hosiery. Try US once. B. X.
Traylor's Mems Store. Weslaec.-
Adv. is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

On Excavation.-A large part Of
The excavation work for the new
Brownsville high school building
has been done, and work on the
building proper will be started soon.
The building IS being erected of
brick, with a concrete foundation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

For Saie-Lot Of mixed nails. slOO
per keg. Valley Box 4 Crate Fac
tory, san Benito.-Adv. Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

We Are Featuring a full line Of
Tapestries. piano covers. runners,
couch covers etc. We invite your
inspection. The Oriental Rug Co. SOC
18th Street.-Adv. %.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

For Sale-One wagon scales, viii
not weigh team. Scales in good
shape. Sec Valley Box 4 Crate Far
tory, San Benito.-Adv. l6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

In Nallcy-C. G. Cole. deputy
state game, fish and oyster commits.
sioner. formerly statioacd here, was
in the Valley this week, looking over
business matters. and visited rel.
tives and friends in Brownsville. He
IS now stationed at Corpus Christi
in charge Of the game. fish and oys-
ter work in that section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-14

For Delicious Hot Tamales come
to the new Aztcca Confectionery on
18th Street next 70 the Catholic
Church.-Adv. Is.