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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29
Picture to Show
Wednesday Also

The best war I ever attended,
said by Captsin Flagx during some
Of his good times in France can be
said much in the same spirit about
the picture itself. "what Price
Glory" which IN to be shown ne the
Dittnann theatsr Tuesday and we'd
nesday after showing "a full houses
the first two days OF the week.
Putting . dream Of humor a.
we'll as pathos into reality or the
screen, the producer has turned ont
. picture that In sidespIistinr AZ
times and at others ia majestic in ifs
terrible battle scenes what have
been judged Es some ar the NEST
realistic war pictures are contained
IT. the adventures Of the marines in
their attacks on the enemy in France
during the world war, the setting OF
most Of the picture.
Two marines. rivals for the affec-
ticn Of "a pretty French maid. Dolores
del Rio. nre the center cf the theme.
Another humorous theme running
parallel 70 this il that az I'm orderly
81 one OF the rivals WHO plays pranks
on his captain and the captain IN
turn repeatedly takes his spite out
Oh the buddy 81 the orderly. NOT
knowing his fprmentof.
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TOUR VALLEY
Trade Excursion Ar
rives i'm Brownsville
Tuesday

Completing a tour Of upper Valley
cities Monday, the special train car
lying a partyof go Houston boosters
left here at 9 o'clock Tuesday norm
ing for q trip through the lower
Valley 20 Brownsville, where they
will spend the night.
The party will leave Brownsville
az $3.50 Wednesday morning for Har-
lingen to attend the Valley fair
November 80 having been designated
as Houston Day"
The special train arrived at Mis-
sion early Monday morning and dur
ing the day McAllen, Pharr, Edin-
burg. San Juan. Alamo. Donna and
Weslaco were visited. Leaving Mer-
cedes, Were they spent the night,
the party stopped at La Feria and
San Benito. arriving in Brownsville
shortly after 2 o'clock
T. Il. Evans, manager of the for
eiRn trade and extension department
Of the Houston Chamber OF Com
merce, and r. G.. Kennedy. assistant
manager Of the department. are ac-
companying the party as representa-
tives Of the Chamber of Commerce
The following persons were mem
bers of the partys II. N. Stone,
chairman Of the party. Peden Iron a.
Steel company; r.. T. Evans, manager
Of the foreign trade and trade ex-
tension department Of the Houston
Chamber Of Commerce; T. G. Ken
ney, assistant manager of the trade
extension department of the Houston
Chamber; c. +. Carter, of the South
ern Drug company; Gardner Winters,
Of Southwestern Bell Telephone com
pany; RI. c. Spencer. Of the Spencer
Sauer Lumber company; H. "A. Sauer,
Of the Spencer-Sauer Lumber COM
pany; ]. A. Phillips. Of the j.. A.
Phillips Co.; ]. ID. Spencer, Of the
South Texas Imp. & Mach. Co.; l.
ID. Brown, attorney; Melvin Rouff. Of
the Houston National Bank; A. Kim
bell, Of the Houston Drug company;
RI. WI. wilkins Of the State National
Bank; T.. +. Gossett. OF the South
Texas Commercial National Bank; c.
ii. Neblett, Of X. B. Everett a Co.;
P. T. Pearce, Of the Cargill Co.; +.
G. Caldwell, Of the Graybar Electric
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That Brought
Peaceof Mind!
Corrects the Chemistry that
Make Ones Pores Offend

Do you know why thousands OF peo-
pie who never have 20 take a laxa-
tive, do q a candy ~cascaret now
and then?
They have found that cascara
sweetens the whole system-brings
an i~mmaculacy Of person that
means everything. Il prevents bod
lily chemistry from w making n
unconsciously offensive 10 others
And what q perfect regulator Of the
bowels!
Salts affect the lining Of the bow
els. Mineral oils leave a coating
that the blood must carry off
through the pores. How much better
10 ~cascarize the system, and III
the bowels TO expel everything BIZ
normal muscular cU~ntracticnl To
say nothing Of the cleaner. sweeter
condition that lasts for days a
wholesome condition that makes the
use Of deodorants quite unnecessary
in January or Julyl Men and women
whose years have brought on slug
gishness often find that a ~cascaret
only once a week il I'll the tonic
they needed.
Casrara ~ splendid for children,
too, and they love the taste Of this
candy laxative which every drug
store has for 10c and Csc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Rocky Reagan OF
Beeville and Mrs. j. w. Flournay
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rabb in Brownsville.
Mrs. r. G. Camper of Palestine
and Mrs. n. L. Whitenes of Kings
willie are visiting Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sterchi of
Knoxville and Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Sterchi CT San Antonio, accompanied
BY Mrs. will Talent Of Knoxville
are spending a few days in Browns
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Hinkley. Jr.,
an dtwo children have returned from
a week spent in Houston at the
home OF Mrs. Hinkley's parents.
They attended the Thanksgiving
football game at Rice institute
while there:
Sam Perl left Monday evening for
San Antonio where he went on a
business trip for a few days.
III. r. F~rensd0rf Of Cleveland, O..
Is In town on business
Miss Bessie Freeman or Donna is
spending a few days in Brownsville
on business.
J. b. Charles Of Stoud, Okla, Is
visiting friends in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29


San Benito and Harlinren mus
meet and play off the tie now exist
~ between them, before either may
venture out Of the conference and
play for the district title. according
~ = ruling handed down Monday
night by a meeting Of the sub-dis.
trict committee OF district Is. A
statement to this effect was made By
Z. T. Ward, chairman Of the group.
Tuesday morning.
Details Of the game have not been
arranged, and will be worked GU
prtMee the two interested teams
n1u me kobstown eleven, leaders
~ tHe other section Of the district, il
W. T.. Morrison. coach az the
Greyhound squad. stated Tnesdav
morning that he had heard nothing
rom the committee meeting. Of
1leiai Or otherwise and until he did
receive official notification. he would
~ ahead with plans for the Robs.
fowl game.
Under terms Of the present SEIZED
nie n the Valley grid loop H~arlingen
sna san Benito will meet on the last
~ Of the season, Dec. IL. Both
teams are tied with a mark of SIS
sAcn' Both have lost one game,
mat q Hurlingen being q result Of Il
IN order not TO conflict with the
scneduled contest here between the
junior high school team and the
fiying Panthers Of Palestine. the
game between Brownsville and Nc
allen has been moved forward until
Thursday.
just what will happen to the Har-
hngen-Edinburg contest Friday will
ne decided later. Possibly that. II
would be played. and that the Gray
nounds and Cards would get together
later was expressed, but definite in
formation was lacking.
Otherwise, 50 far "a can be deter
mined concerning such a subject 40
Tar ahead. the schedule stands "a
made. Weslaco plays AZ Pharr-San
Juan and Raymondville goes TO Mis-
sion.
The Edinburg and Harlingen af-
Iair will mark the end Of the season
Tor the Bobcats, and a good workout
for the Cards. Edinburg has drawn
the last day Of the season as the
scheduled off day.
McAllen, which little eleven kicked
All expectations and predictions away
last week by defeating the Grey
hounds, is scheduled TO entertain a
sadly crippled Brownsville team on
the McAllen field Thursday after
noon. Injuries and sympathies have
kept most Of the Brownsville Eleven
from getting any practice this week.
Allen, plurky little half back, and
Of Jack Allen, tackle on
the team, sustained a broken rib
against the bruising .~Raymondville
team. last week and a resulting in
lection has left him in a serious con-
dition. Jack Allen and several OF
the other players have not been IN
uniform this week. and prospects Of
them getting any practice seems nil
unless q change for the better is re-
jored in the crippled gridder's eondi-
zion.
Coach Frank Rubarth Monday and
Tuesday was putting his curtailed
squad through a grim session in
preparation for the McAlien game.
That the team will need every ounce
of its strength for the coming fray
RubarthI Is very well aware. and he ID
doing everything possible 20 put the
team in first-class condition for the
affair.
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Local Grid Star
Is Badly Injured

Allen Allen. rs years old, a mem
Ter Of the Brownsville senior high
school football team. Is said to Be
in a serious condition at his home,
suffering from an infected rib that
was broken in the game with the
Raymondville team here last We'd
nesday.
Young Allen was at first believed
to be In a critical condition and two
doctors have been in attendance
since the accident. The youth was in
jured during a scrimmage with the
Raymondville team in the game
which Brownsville won by a score of
81 to 0.
Little was thought Of the injury
at the time. and il was not until the
pain In his side became unbearable
that the youth consented to have q
physicians care.
When a doctor was called IL was
discovered that a rib had been frac-
tured and the Jagged end had PEN
ctrated the wall Of the adomen.
The injured boy is a brother of
HaNh AAAEHs LdChAt OH tNC AOChA IEAtAs
Reports from the bedside Tuesday
stated the youth was doing nicely.
WASHiNGTON.-The women's ma
tional democratic club. after a prize
contest. is equipped with three slo-
gans: Eighty years Of Wall street
give Main street a chance" Tariff
relief means farm relief" by their
'loots, We shall know them"
Free 90 Chevrolet Owners-This
week only and in order TO dem
o~nstrate our new Hardie car wash
ing machine. we will wash the
first Chevrolet car brought 10 rs
each morning free Of all charges.
All you have to do il be the first
n in the morning TO call in person
AZ our shop with your Chevrolet and
inform the service manager, Mr..
Porter, that you wish your car wash
ed. Stevenson Motor CO.. Inc, 10th
and Adams streets, Brownsville,
Texas.=2-Advertisement.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Why pay Rent? Finance a home
of your own. your very own. Easy
payment plan. We also loan on bus
mess and farm property. Insurance.
Of all kinds. Todd a Underwood
State National Bank Building. Phone
l63.-Adv. II.
Signs Up-Signs advertising the
new Capitol theater, planned to be
completed by mid-January, are being
erected throughout the city. A large
billboard for the exclusive use OF
the show house has been erected al
Third and Elizabeth streets. and 9TH
-ers are to follow
When You Think Of good eats and
drinks you think of the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital, McAllen, Tex
as 2 Advertisement.
Consul Back-A. G. Vasquek, con-
sui here, returned Monday from San
Antonio, where he went Saturday 20
bid goodby TO A. r. Carrillo, former
consul general there, and to welcome
the successor 10 Mr.. Carrillo. The
latter has been transferred to New
Orleans.
III It's a Typewriter you are think
ing Of just think Davenport We
sell. We repair. 1112 Elizabeth st.
Phone 2105-30-Adv.
After the 27th. DR.. o. v. Lawrence,
State National Bank Building, will be
out Of the city for about ten days at
tending q eonvention.-Adv. 1872.
Up The Valley. w. Irvine, coach
Of the local junior high football
team, was in the upper Valley Tues
day, distributing ~placards advertising
the championship game here Friday
with the Palestine high team. he
expected 70 60 as far as Weslaco.
Bargains I'm Used Cars. as IA and
reconditioned with our O. X. that
counts, ranging in price from $500
70 $500 and from $135.00 to s55O.O0
See them before you buy. Stevenson
Motor Co, Inc, Tenth and Adams,
Brownsville. Texas.-Adv. 1873.
Called C~onvocation Rio Grande
Chapter SIT. r.. A. NJ, Tuesday even
ing. November 2ath, 1927. Masonic
Temple, 1880; work in r. NJ. and
N. Z. NJ. degrees. All members urged
to attend. Visiting c~ompanions fra
teynally invited. Eli Koenirsbere.
H. p W. W. Ball, Sec'y-Adv.
Cards Get Here-Placards. adver-
Using the football game between
Edinburg Junior College and the Cen
tenary Freshman team at Harrington
Thursday, made their appearance in
Brownsville Monday. The cards fea-
ture the return of Carol Baize, for
mer Harlingen grid star.
Spanish. Mexican or fRarber,s Ttrh
One battle Of I.-perial Eczema
Remedy Is guaranteed 20 be enough
for u case, Of any kind. All drug
sists are authorized TO refund your
money IL it faiis.-Adv. (6l
To visit Old Home-Theo ALVIN.
connected with the Coffee Shop on
Thirteenth street, will leave SUNDAY
for a visit of several weeks in MI
home town Providence. r.. i. He
had planned 60 leave Friday morning.
but the football game between the
local Juniors and the FLYING Pan
theirs. Of Palestine. caused him "a
postpone the departure.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eve water
Red folding box. All druggists
Adv. Tr
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San BENITO TO
PLAY FRIDAY
IN TITLE tilt
Committee Rules in
Favor OF Card Pro-
test at Meeting Mon
day Night

Coach Morrison Of San Benlto
1sosnaii team, announced Tuesday
afternoon that San Benito will play
n'pstown at Robstown on Friday,
peeember 2, az already announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Cards Get Here-Placards, adver-
Using the football game between
Edinburg Junior College and the Gen.
tenary Freshman team at Harrington
Thursday, made their appearance in
Brownsville Monday. The cards fea-
ture the return of Carol Baize, for
mer Harlingen grid star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Bargains I'm Used Cars, as n and
reconditioned with our O. X. that
counts, ranging in price from $500
70 $500 and from $135.00 to S55O.OO
See them before you buy. Stevenson
Motor Co, Inc, Tenth and Adams,
Brownsville. Texas.-Adv. 1913.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Up The Valley. w. Irvine, coach
Of the local junior high football
team, was in the upper Valley Tues
day, distributing placards advertising
the championship game here Friday
with the Palestine high team. he
expected 10 60 as far as Weslaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Spanish, Mexican or BARRIERS Itch
One battle Of I.-perial Eczema
Remedy Is guaranteed TO Be enough
for any case, Of any kind. All drug
sists are authorized to refund YOUR
money IL it fails.-Adv. (l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

After the 27th, DR.. o. v. Lawrence,
State National Bank Building, will be
out Of the city for about ten days at
tending q eonvention.-Adv. 1872.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Called C~onvocation Rio Grande
Chapter 81. X. A. NJ Tuesday even
ing. November 2ath, 1927. Masonic
Temple, 1880; work in r. NJ. and
NJ. T. NJ. degrees. All members urged
to attend. Visiting ccmpanions fra
~teynslly invited. Eli koenirsberr.
H. P, W. w Ball, Sec,y.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

IL It's a Typewriter you are think
ing Of just think Davenport" We
sell. We repair. 1112 Elizabeth st.
Phone 2105--30-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Consul Back-A. G. VasquSk, con-
sui here, returned Monday from San
Antonio, where he went Saturday 20
bid goodby TO A. r. Carrillo, former
consul general there, and to welcome
the successor TO Mr.. Carrillo. The
latter has been transferred to New
Orleans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

Dickey's Old Reliable Eye water
Rcd fielding box. All druggists
Adv. IA,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-29

When You Think Of good eats and
drinks you think Of the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital, McAllen, Tex
as 2 Advertisement.
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and Davis Study
Philippine Problems

Problems which Governor General
Wood win face when he returns to
the Philippines late in the fan
were discussed today at confer
ence between Wood ana Secretary
of War Davis. According to the
secretary. Wood already has decided
to retain his post.
Although no comment was forth
coming. it Is known that President
Coolidge,s recent proposal to remove
the jurisdiction Of the islands from
the Bureau of Insular Affairs.
under the War Department, to the
Bureau Of the Interior. was also
discussed. Secretary Davis has al
ready made known his opposition
to this change.
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100000 BLAZE
ON BEACH
By international News Service

NEW YORK, July Two fires
early today swept sections Of Long
Island City and Rockaway Beach,
causing damage Of $780, 900 and
endangering the lives OF hundreds
Of persons in the summer tent
colony and resort hotels at the
beach and tenement house jewellers
in Long Island City.
The fire In Long Island City was
discovered In the rear OF 4 two
story frame structure occupied by
the American Steam Bakery Com
pany. 1t did between 500, 900 and
100000 damage. approximately so
employees were working at the
time. All escaped.
At Rockaway Beach fire swept
two blocks on the ocean front, level.
ling summer tent colony, several
bungalows. the Beach House and
Gonzella's restaurant, with damage
estimated at more than $500. 900.
Fifty families. made homeless by
the blaze, were given shelter in the
Rockaway Beach police station and
postoffice. Hundreds were driven
from their homes in scaDty attire.
No injuries were reported.
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MISS HOUGHTON
Webs ABROAD
b InIarnatlonaI Sew servlee

LONDON. July LIN The pres.
ence Of half OF the members Of the
cabinet and a majority OF the most
fashionable Anglo American society
people Of London. Miss Mathilde
Houghton. daughter OF the Ameri-
can ambassador. Alanson B. Hongh-
ton. was married this afternoon to
Chandler 2. Anderson. IT.. formerly
the ambassadors private secretary.
at st. Margaret's Church, In West.
minister Abbey.
The wedding was one OF the most
brilliant society events since the
war Hours before the ceremony
was conducted BY Canon William
II. Carnegie. crowds gathered to
witness the arrival of prominent
personages for the first American
wedding Of importance to take place
in Londpn's fashionable marriage
church"
Amory Houghton, the brides
brother. acted as best man. Miss
Elizabeth Houghton. her sister. was
maid OF honor.
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In accordance with an order by
the town council of Falls Church,
there will be a special election Sat.
urday to decide the tie vote in the
Third ward for councilman. The
polls will be open from ] o'clock
till sunset.
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The Potomac Citizens Association
will hold its monthly meeting to-
night at the town hall Walter u.
Varney. candidate for the office OF
Commonwealth attorney, will speak.
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They are Walter ". Hubbard. 81.
Philadelphia; his brother. Freeman.
IS. Brooklyn. and Alma Roberts,
Bayonne. N. J Miss Roberts at
first refused to give her age, then
said she was .'over 81" and finally
admitted 30 years.
Walter Hubbard is publisher
Freeman IL editor and Miss Roberts
business manager of the two maya
zines. "All Arts and Tales OF the
Arts" They were arrested on
bench warrant issued by Chief
Magistrate McAdoo. on application
of Mr.. Sumner. who charges viola.
ton OF Section 1141 OF the penal
code. Each posted a bond Of $500
and was released. They win be ar.
raigned today.
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Divorce Asked So
Wife Can Wed Rival

CHICAGO. July 7.-DIvorce sui
has been filed here BY Henry C. R.
Japing. an Englishman. in which he
sits forth he wishes 10 free his wife
e she may marry another, The
complaint says his wife is now in
Leipzig, Germany, near the man she
learned to love while her husband
was off 10 the war. The man to be
the new groom is Walter Reichen
bach. owner Of q business.
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Westinghouse to Give
Opera in Old Garden

Operate asplrants 10 washington
who wish to participate in the first
season Of open air opera may do 50
BY communicating with THE Wash.
lngtonlans telephone number
Franklin I41.
The Chimes 81 Normandy" will
be presented next week in the Ital.
ian gardents OF the Lewis mansion,
ass n st. S. w, unde. the direction
OF Rollin Bond.
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NEWS BRIEFS Of
ARL NGTQN

ARLINGTON COUNTY. July 4.
l,DecIaring that Arlington county y
| in 4 hopeless rut with the Demo
cratic party in power. unanimous
endorsement was given to the Re
publican platform at mass meet
ing of the Republicans OF Cherry
dale last night in the firemen :
hall. Harry B Mason. presided
The platform claims that taxes IN
Arlington county are oppressively
high and pledges are made TO re-
duce them.
Those elected as delegates to at
tend the annual convention to be
held July "a in the old Columbia
Pike school house are Harry II
Mason. j. r, Mccormick 8. u
YorkdaIe. l.. q MacPfeson John
G.. Dudley. Mrs John D. Dudley
e. T. Muese c. =. Vermilli0n
Louis Bullock. r., B. Rvne. and +
o. Mankin* alternates are. B. F..
Cole. George f. D. Roliings. $. w.
Fo. Mrs. Mary Myers. e. H. Handy.
G. G. MACPHERSON. Mrs. NJ. Nj.
TAYLOR. @. w. Saar. James Shaw.
Mrs. Harry B. Mason and Mrs. r.
HI. Handy. The delegates and al.
ternates will meet at the home OF
Mr.. Mason Tuesday night to or.
ganize.
County Commissioner of Revenue
Harry K Green and Common
wealtf's attorney. william c. Cloth.
left today for Richmond. where
they win appear before the State
Corporation Commission regarding
the assessments against public
utilities in Arlington county.
Robert e. Kendriclx was reelected
president Of the Falls Church fire
department at the annual meeting
at the firemen's hall last night.
Other officers elected were: Joseph
Royston. vice president; w. A.
Fravel secretary: r. L. G. Mon.
cure, treasurer; Edward Ward,
chief: Carroll ". Shreve. first as
sistant chief: Joseph Birch, second
assistant chief: Frederick Kendrick.
third assistant chief; 2. L. Jones.
fire marshal: James e. Scott, and
Horace Brown, trustees.
In accordance with an order by
| the town council of Falls Church,
there will be special election Sat
urday to decide the tie vote In the
/ Third ward for councilman. The
polls will be open from ] o'clock
till sunset.
The Potomac Citizens Association
will hold its monthly meeting to-
night at the town hall. Walter u.
Varney. candidate for the office of
Commonwealth attorney, will speak.
A suit for a divorce was filed in
the office of the clerk of the court
yesterday by Frances G. Rose
! against Princes s. Rose.
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oman, 2 Men Face
LelOd Art Charge

NEW YORK, July Following closely the exposure of
the sale of indecent and obscene magazines s. Sumner
the New York Society for the Suppression Vice caused the
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The United States, has about 80
residents to the square mile. COM
pared with 535 in Germany, 352 In
Great Britain and Italy and $50
in Holland.
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