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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21
Pharr-San Juan
Schools Busy

PHARR. Dee. 2I.-pharr-San Juan
public schools will close for the
Christmas holidays ri 3 p. m.
Thursday, and will resume work
Jan. 2. according 10 Superintendent
Geo. J. Stambaugh. Many Of the
teachers who live out Of the Valley
are planning 10 spend their vaca-
ton at their homes.
A Christmas cantata. "0n to
Bethlehem viii be given az the
school auditorium At = y. ~. Thurs
day by the Girls Carol club. The
eantata was given on Sunday eve
ming bat because Of the very incle-
ment weather the attendance was
very small.
The boys OF the football squad
Of the Pharr-San Juan High school
were entertained BY the Home Eco
Monies department with a banquet
on Friday night, Dec. le. There were
16 boys invited and Supt. STAN
haugh, Prin. II. ". Buckner. Coaches
Emery and Sorensen and B. j..
Fletcher, who is the head Of the
English department Of the high
school. Several speeches were de-
livered after which the captain
Lester Moseley. presented Coach
Emery with a package which con-
tanned a fine belt. buckle and watch
chain as a token az appreciation.
The Finest Christmas Present,
ana the whola family will lave ia
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

know her at all. although I've re-
Gently made it my business 10 see
her cnce In "A while. I've been keep
ing my promise, Lois. I've taken
Terry out 70 lunch with me occa-
sionally. I've tried to get him to join
the club-but he won't. He's IN
crossed in his work"
rs he in love with that womanf"
CTO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

Let Us Demonstrate a Radiola ~
in your home. Operates from cleo
trio light current Radiola Parior.
Adv. %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-21

The Finest Christmas Present,
ore the whole family will love, is
q Grosley Band Box. Adv. "a.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
THE EVENING STORY

and she stood in the doorway straining
her eyes to see across the sage brush.
just waiting and waiting-for what,
she hardly dared TO think.
When, at last, she heard some one
cold with apprehension. 1t was Per-
ry--Perry, holding a limp figure on
the saddle before him! Jean could
scarcely force herself to walk down
the steps to meet him as he came
toward her with Phyllis in his arms.
Her voice was faint with terror
"Oh, Perry she's not killed?!'
Perry shook his head and pushed
past her into the house. Jean fol-
lowed him up the stairs and watched
in terrified silence while he laid the
unconscious girl on the bed. Then
Perry dashed off for the nearest doc.
tor and Jean sat beside Phyllis in an
agony of suspense sending out little
wordlesS prayers for the girls reCov-
cry. 1t was terrible to think that, low
ing Perry as she did, she was perhaps
responsible for the wrecking of his
happiness. How could she ever atone?
Perry and the doctor came at last.
The minutes dragged into hours while
Jean and Perry waited outside the bed
room door. Then. when the dactor
opened the door and gave Jean reas-
surinE smile Jeans face went white
and she swayed unsteadily. Perry
looked at her surprised
why Jean, did she mean so much
to you?"
The doctor toll them that Phyllis
Evening star., 1927-05-24

was badly bruised. but thereswas moth
ing serious, and left them
Jean turned to Perry-"If you only
knew
Perry said hesitatingly: "It was sort
of lucky that | happened along when
l did. Miss Phyllis had dismounted
and was walking too close to the edge
of that cliff above the river--''
Jeans eyes widened and she
clutched at Perry's hands.
"Do YOU mean that the horse didn't
throw her--that she fell herself?"
Then as Perry nodded she sighed
deeply in her relieved thankfulness,
and went on:
Perry, know now that I only want
you to be happy"
Perry's face lighted up, and he put
his arms quickly around her.
We'll, Jean. = guess YOU know what
| need to make me happy"
Jean looked UP ut him. wondering.
But / thouEht-that Phyllis
Perry laughed ioyously. ''Why, you
little GooSe--dO YOU mean to say that
you've been Jealous? And all the time
| thought YOU were angry because
kissed YOU"
And 50, with their second kiss. all
of Jeans blue devils faded away to
parts unknown and life took on a
roScate hue once more.
The End.
(Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-05-24
RACIAL ESSAY AWARDS.
Texas Student Wins Contest for
Co-operation Ideas.

ATLANTA, Ga, May "a LP).-The
commission on interracial cooperation
announced yesterday that George NJ.
Clarke of Cleburne, Texas, won first
prize in the commissions nation
wide contest among high school stu.
dents for the best essay on the sub
ject; Negro Progress Since the Civil
War"
First prize was $50, while second
prize of $50 went to Robert Armstead.
also of Cleburne, and third prize of
$50 to Ruth Elliott Reid of Forest
City. N. c. About 800 papers were
submitted, representing 1873 high
schools in 81 states.
Evening star., 1927-05-24
Dry Administrator Quits.

The resignation of Ira l.. Reeves.
prohibition administrator for New
Jersey, is announced. The deputy
prohibition commissioner will take
over the office until a successor is
n aDnOintpd
Evening star., 1927-05-24

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Summer foundation garment
"Rose-Marie" Two-In-One Corset-famous the
world over-ofers every woman slender. fash
lonable figure. In perfectly appointed fitting
rooms, expert corsetieres will fit YOU with this
handsome two-in-one corset garment
Evening star., 1927-05-24
"A Two-in-One Corset Garment

Brassiere and corset are clever1v united in on
garment, that gives an unbroken line at the waist
feminine bust line with the hips and back fash
lonably fiat. The detachable brassere is OF sati,
treco or silk milanese-the girdle, of silk figure,
broche, with panels of surgical elastic The bras
CORSET SECTION. THIRD FLOOR
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Wednesday Evenings perior 2 nance Will Have Number
 of Thrills For Fans.
e, Toyr.in. Cloulet, Pster'on' White, Devins GreH'er ana
 Others.

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 5 tgtter perfsrmances a gag .il ,t;r, A'lu card has been arfanRe1' 1il-.' ;. ,..s5 thought Impe tbif 70 more attractive exhibition v, Wed i'i91 ,rt' sboa arranged for next
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
SOCCER
Putnam Will Play Goodyear on the High School Lot Sat
 urday.

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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
STRONG MANI HAS
 WELL BUILT PLOT

if zaa eas la AHeHe4 laaaam lar .a .stH HHaH 4au kaeW oHlz Hfsu.h 'tf.rs and # Warn #hata pfanh. t=e would V0I find her E pa.#Is lG ha had mared ffat her la4s aHd Eu epaldH eerH =H-8E EuH
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
POMFRET LANDING

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 M Hams Ar3ern tad ' dBN Wlh Nr Iry Peterson af p.Hfe. e'ftr
 NJ d N Charles Whiting Th7u a visited N aai Mrs Har- aea Cas 2 Sunday
 Hamhar fram hgEa attended the hrthday nartF a Pearl Hurts a Ah. 'aelon Tuesday evening
 NJ aHd Mir Tihl, and family E Hartford visited Sunday witch Nr and Mrs Edward TaarttIiotte
 MT and Mrs George Conedau of Attawauean were Sunday callers at Mir and Mrs Herbert Conrdon's and family
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
ELKS PLAYERS GET
 A TURKEY SUPPER
Ma sonic Club Winners of Post I Tournament Event On
 Monday Evening
Nearly Hundred Served and Plenty
 For All

Member 0f the Masonic Club team n the Eik Masons indoor sports con teet which came t9 close last week Monday night won last Monday night In the upper story of their club rooms. While there Wae 40 opposition from member af the Elks fraternity the Mason won by wide margin the e0mmcHdatIeu Of their seasons op- p0ncHts for the way they came through Witn turkey supper that cleaned the score board for next sea on.
 Nearly e hundred gathered at the tables as the Mas0Hs united with thefr opponents around the board and smoked the cigar of peace and also plenty The supper was well prepar fd Weil served and there was plenty af light meat. dark meat and dressing. Ne HacHs We're In evidence. and there ssa aeeaud for all who could hold eeaHd Some could but no names arc being mentioned.
 The upper Was announced right on the =arake as =eeeH The tables were all sat a-HaH he guests and their hosts
 fIsed M fhs banquet raom A each plae Ha half erape fruit garnlsh- ed a5Hfa rHrfrs Roast Vermont tuf- asH cranberry s8aDH. drf ing. mashed uutatar tltHIp. eelery rolls. apple H.a u Ia mode. aad coffee fui he'd aHt sH=ta5f and fHaEa asfe cigar efla. and eIeara.
 E-IIHH th supper many remain cd fr play uast =eaa4H games 4f h dse efbhH-r. whist pogI and bilari Thl ID. tournament was brought ta i ae iaI close aHJ aH.it plan aHe aas-saf HHtLHf.l. th airHad8 H4II Of a nos tournament fH .In aatIe in tr. fail
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
TAUGHT DIAMOND
 NEN TO MAKE Up
gssehaH tsss initiated into Film
 Mstttrtes Ry sally Q Neil
 IL.-.

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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
RnchePa Tomb

A protest was made % the gov ernsr of Jerusalem hf the Jewish com uunifg council against granting con trse, to Arahs fo repair Kaehel 2 tanib waieH +aHa miie- from the cirv slgs tba Pathfinder Magazine This fonb wt.sh has been Yenerated h- fhe fs-.e= Aa 4Hta esaH- #as pro tecfed los f.a ruairrs 0ith a small bufldIug crowned hy eupoia. Ii has been restored mnny fin-es
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
GOITRE REMOVFD
Operation Prevented by New y,.
 Lady.-Colorless Liniment U.,.

Mrs. Clara Reyuolds 684 V lal. St. New York City. says aS5.s2 QHadruple has saved me fron i. operation. l am thaHkfa' to be r3 , the terrible curse VII glade .. ver anyone's letter and tell ng < Herienee. .
 Sold at all drug stores CT v,.. Saebai Company. Hechaniess-, ohio Locally al E T Burt's D-.. Store.
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Watch the Tongue

Sometimes mountain avalanche Is go delIca1ely poised that the ylhra' ton of voice will bring lt down. Mnnr m errfarats 0f sorrow has be hrap-hi deen by nasty worl Ca .lessf 5ea afI ae an mas res r re rUt Hulf f one but of many Ilves.-John Angel James
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Snrcnd fhe Gospel

wufam eareY born l1Gl was ae English feemaker who at tae age 3i fweFfs5s#e Ind acquired q liberal eda cation and hs9amt 5 Fatt-t minister BnrHnE f5y aa@t6rafe Fe studied .'fete Latin aH# Hebrew aud tH ttt "as semi s8t 4s the Hr-f Baptist mission ary fo India TH-.a-a H.s e5'E5' ne RIbIe or tH. ateHer lur of l. was translated H.e tg #IaereHf languages md fIarets
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
hfade Sou4e Progress

Tu~ Hf H lrue 8~ some one has @ Naf He ke3ues- at to- dH3 re spt aar taaa wick cdHs aier raHs Wa would lead ta aHe l#HeaH the Hare uf tHf haas Wha has iNed haif g century cau remember faai ,.a used to da 3 .ag af sH#ab.uk Toledo bIade
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Nor Smell Them, Either

A young English woman nexperi- snred in driving motor car ven tured into Che London traffic and had se eral very narrow escapes The drl CT of oue car. who hy dls quick acton. had ayerted collision, leaned ouf and remarked Say Missie. there # ht =Tt Hf flowers ID a"AI room one day hut you won't see 'em.-
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Boys. Lets Go Home

A Ngw Yark woman Is at Che head of movement e have ;hs meu do the cooking for The family 1T the Idea is Co make marriage obsolete it is s good one New Orleans States
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Lfes True Significance

Life Has no sieniteaHfe ta Ha save as fHe tbeHfef iu Raleb our powers sre developed and disciplined for use. ana made feHffu u secWinE our own marpeudsH 2 and ae soad of those arouuI u- ar a~ the sceue in which we are faed fof tae work and wor shIp of tho world 6asana-J C Hol land
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
Staugfiug of rsams
Bird Ren,ar kobls Runner

The road runner i ground dwelling cuckoo af Arizona and southern Cali. fornf4 enn 5utrun a fast horse ac eor8He to an answered question in Liberty
Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08

4 fanf wears about as much clothing dre sed chicken. EffAH
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 The B6 police censor storia that apfe She paEe. THAT
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 When tl= eh..Hsts were #seraHfeH Milwaukee ias fame.
 THAT
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 ft houfd Iaaz ha aHen season an# road hog u
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 76a EaaH Ff tHmi af Babe Rush THAT
 snetbne HVaz taEes tho ia7.aat MAT
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 Y better uatfareet ta wipe eaa THAT
 The-e moonlight night eats gathsr far ua betting part THAT
 Each eat is the life of the party and each has nine lives. THAT
 The meHt watehman lucky guy he can sleep all day THAT
 sn4kiug of dandelious. many pee Hle have said 'I'm going to make some this year. THAT
 Before going ou a joy auto ride you #ufHf write your autobiography THAT
 hooI girl complexion used te taes T meaning. THAT
 IH Ho# now but t' different. THAT
 ErHals are powder rouge al.a 0h ntd racR of cigarettes THAT
 Peaches wanted aHmory rather t1.lU naErm0uy THAT
 The hast af the batatub party abaW fa become a guest af Warden THAT
 Ora hrdre game at Che EIss-Na tournament nearly hr.asei avlr Monday ta Tuesday THAT
 Tfa r#asan the players ha 7ss un z lafe was because theE were sol un s1 aften -f5 tr
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
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Putnam patriot., 1927-04-08
BIGGEcT BOXING SHOW
 OF SEASON NEXT WEEK
ALL OPPONENTS
Captains Chubbuck and Tom Elliott Lie Up Best Basket
 Bal Players.

Captain Uaa Chubback Of the Tour teiiatte Memorial High school basket baI faam and Tom Elliott. captain of fhr Putnam H4gh school quintet. have elected tho twa best teams from among the players that their respect ive teams played against this seaepa Captain Chuhhuck picks the follow ng he first team
 IT, Bove. Putnam High fl. Yer rurtaa. Norwich Free Academy C. Hgmeu Cm necticut Agricultural Col Iege rv Levine Bacon Academy. le. ErIls Norwich r 4
 Second ehaice Rf Edwards Mary WeH High Saufhbridge If. Doyle fftehfetd HTghz z Pingree. Norwich Fg H Anderenn Washington Hfgh lg Elliot Putnam High
 fH regard fa hi7 selection faufaIH chdhhuek ans lu making fhIe ez lection ability H every department If he pHm# au considered 0nle thH cannes which F M fl S plaz d asmn.t the ear.aa team Nffe tHHea af5 con .8af5f.aH and the @Hrs 9f .HH player Ir ono or tA4 game aa=
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Smyrna times., 1927-08-17

up to the signed treaty, which classes
the boblink as an insectivorous bird.
The only shore birds that are al
lowed to be killed this year under
Federal regulations are the snipe and
rail, with a reduction in daily bag
limit. There is no closed season or
bag limit on either the crow or marsh
blackbirds in this state. However, in
Maryland it is unlawful to gun for
blackbirds on the feeding grounds of
reedbirds until September 1.
Under the Delaware State Game
and Fish laws, the penalty for killing
of non-game birds, or during a clos
ed season; carries a penalty of not
less than SIS nor more than $25 for
each and every bird so killed. Under
the Federal law a violation of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act carries
penalty of from 81 to $500 and i'm
prisonment of from one to three
years.
Smyrna times., 1927-08-17

first championship; Mrs. Kitty NJ
Kane Godfrey, Miss Joan Fray an
Miss Evelyn Colyer.
Then will follow the women's na
tional championships, scheduled 20
August % and played as usual at tn,
Long Island stadium.
Finally the season will wind up IL
glory with the mems national cham
pionships from September II to II
which promises to be the most excit
ing in years.
So the tennis fans are likely to sc,
some good sport this year on the fasl
Forest Hills grounds, considered b.
many spectators the nearest to idea
in the United States.
It is the only tennis stadium in tn
world that is built of concrete and ha
accommodations for $4,000 spectators
The enclosure. approximately an oval
is las feet in width and 1876 feet i
length. with space for three court,
and ample room around them.
For the comfort of the fans. as we.
as the players, hardly a speck of dus
is allowed to float into the atm
sphere. The grounds are rolled, ma,
icured constantly and any loose eartl
is treated with calcium chloride t.
eep it from flying about.
This material is also used on the
championship clay courts to lay thS
dust and give a fast resilient surfac,
for championship play.
Smyrna times., 1927-08-17
Runs Race With Death To Save Child

A race with death was won by the
ambulance of the Harrison Post,
American Legion Wednesday after
noon, when they rushed Hazel Duhad-
away to the Homeopathic Hospital,
Wilmington, from her home in Ches-
wold. The child, who is s years old,
was stricken with an attack of acute
appendicitis and a Dover doctor de-
clared an immediate operation neces-
sary to save her life. The Harrison
Post ambulance was summoned, and
when it started for the hospital, word
was sent to Station No. 2, of the State
Highway Police, to supply the escort.
Private Maloney was ready, and rid
ing at a fast speed in front, he kept
clear passage open all the way to
the hospital. The trip from Dover,
distance Of AZ miles, was made in
less than an hour. AS soon as the
child reached the hospital she was
taken to the operating room and a
short time later it was announced to
the anxiously waiting members of
the ambulance crew that the operation
had proved successful.
Smyrna times., 1927-08-17
REED BIRD KILLING LAW
Delaware Chapter,Iza Walton Leag-
ue, Secures Important Information

For the information of the gunner
who enjoys cunning for migratory
birds the following information has
been secured by Delaware Chapter,
Izaak Walton League of America,
and the Maryland State Sportmen's
Association from the Bureau of Bio
logical Survey, which bureau has con-
troll of propagation and protection of
migratory and insectivorous birds:
There has been many petitions,
both from Maryland and Delaware
sportsmen, containing thousands of
signatures, along with cooperation of
the numerous sportsmen's organiza-
tions requesting that the closed sea-
son on bobolinks, better known as
"red-birds," be rescinded in Delaware
Maryland and Virginia. According to
officials of the Biological Survey, no
matter how many petitions or re
quests may be presented to the bu-
reau, there is no chance whatever of
enjoying cunning for those toothful
morsels this year, as it has been illeg-
al to kill boblinks since the Migra-
tory Bird Act, and Regulations be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States was concluded August 16, 1916
and became effective December 8,
1916 as follows: Migratory Insecti-
vorous Birds" boblinks, catbirds, fly