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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
POLICE HOLD
DUNDEE AFTER
FIGHT FIASCO
Failure OF Champ in
Welter Class to APP
pear in Ring Leads
To Charges

Los ANGELES. Calf, Nov. SIP,
Joe Dundee, welterweight boxing
champion ard his manager, Max
Waxman, today extended their visit
70 Los Angeles under the auspices
or D police as the result OF their
arrest on charges growing out OF
the financial collapse Of the sehed-
uied Dundee-Ace Hudkins title fight
here Thursday night.
After an unheralded departure
from Los Angeles. the boxer and his
manager were taken by police Off
GERS from an east-bound train last
night at Pasadena, on charges Of
false advertising, based on Dundee's
failure 70 appear in the ring against
Hudkins.
The bout was declared no con-
test" when the champion, minus his
unofficial $4,000 guarantee, refused
to enter the ring. Dundee and Wax
man were released from custody on
bonds Of $1,000 each.
Dick Donald, promoter Of the fight
fiasc0, named in another warrant
charging false advertising. promised
to surrender to police today.
Warrants Issued
The warrants against the three
were sworn to BY Ferris r. Miller,
manager Of the Los Angeles Better
Business Bureau, after a conference
with City Prosecutor r. j.. Lickley
and his deputies. Miller said IL was
the contention of the better business
bureau hat there never was any
intention on the part Of the three
m~~umoI wnnw rF hnfItw~ thn fsrkf ac
promised through the advertising. In
the meantime, the state athletic
commission dumped the entire fistic
tangle into the lap Of Seth w. p.
Strelingers the local member. The
other two commission members de-
parted for their distant homes leav-
ing the affair still unscrambled and
the 1900 ticket holders still howl
ing over the $4,000 they paid 70 sec
A championship battle and who view
ed instead two preliminary bouts and
a seat smashing riot provided by the
fight fans themselves.
S%trelsnger said that charity
probably would reap the sole benefit
from the fight promotion. His plan,
concurred in by the committee Of
Los Angeles business men, is 20 turn
over 10 the Los Angeles community
chest the part Of the gate receipt
remaining after expenses are paid.
No Suspension
The commission, according TO
gtrelin0er. took no action for the
suspension Of either Dundee or Wax
man and made no ruling on the title
claims. loudly voiced By Hudkins and
his followers. as q result Of the fight
failure. Strelinger said the commits
sion had ordered Donald 10 refund
money TO ticketholders but he admit
ted that he saw little chance of this
being done because most of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
Santa Rosa Wins
From Ell Jardin

SANTA ROSA, Nov. 5.-The local
high school football team was claim
ing the rural high school grid cham
pionship OF the Lower Rio Grande
Valley here Saturday following its
impressive defeat Of Ell Jardin high
school here Friday afternoon.
The score in the contest was IS to
0, and marked the first defest the
visitors had sustained nc the hands
Of a rural high school team this year.
Long runs and flashy passes fea-
tured the game, with the ball going
vistcr'es goal
The locals in winning the contest
piled up n score as large as that
agnassed by the Brownsville junior
high school team in its vim over
FL Jardin early in the season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Disturbances OF slight 10 moderate
~intensities were central this morn
ing over central Texas-Abilene
29.s2, and over the lower Great
Lakes region; while pressure has
risen considerably at the same time
e the far Northwest. Fair weather
with ~seasonable temperatures pre-
vailed practically throughout the
southern half Of the country this
morning. and cloudy TO unsettled
weather with scattered organization
in the northern half-mocerate "a
heavy SHOWS in Montana, Wyoming
and portions Of Nebraska. II was
considerably colder this morning
over the far Northwest, with tenn
peratures freezing or lower as far
south n Kansas and Colorado. TX was
warmer practically throughout the
cotton belt.
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Today's Radio Programs


&NE
s:io-Unele ouln's Punch and Judy
T.0o-Cftfes Service Orchestra
s.co-Musicai Program
10.20-The Music Box
l0:fD-Lyon and Healy Melody Time
ll.n0-The Hoodlums
11.e0-Drake Hotel Orchestra
s44.s-wLs chIeagc-s7o
s:t0-CoIlcgs Inn Orchestra
7:30-National Barn Dance
e. o0-Show. White City Studio
4z.s-wMAo-woJ chIesso-s7o
T:s0-Mils & sons Program
S.e0-Radio Photologue
n~.nu-POrular Song Recital
10 .n0-Stevens Hotel Orchestra
1.0ea-Popular Program
42s.s-WLW cIncInnatI-7oo
7.0e-Happy Harmony Boys
7:s0-Instrumental Trio
S:0o-Philco Hour
s:n0-Hotel Gibson Orchestra
10.n0-Erwin Schenck. organ
sss.s-wTAM cIeveIand-7so
6.nD-Instrumentzl Solo
T:o0-Blue Flash Indians
S:00-Wfliard Cavaliers
E-tH-W AM NAnuNAAAA 4AANr%A~A8
I0:00-Far East Restaurant Music
4ss.7-wFAA Daias-eco
7.0D-Baker Hotel Orchestra
7.3p-Philc0 Hour
a.0n-Musical Program
11.0o-Baker Hotel Music
11:sD-Palace Theatre Features
s74.s-woc pavenport-sco
T:00-United states Army Band
T.50-Studio Program
E.00-Philco Hour
555.4-wHo Dss Mclrss-s6o
s:s0-Younker's Tcaroom Orchestra
7.e0-BankeFs Life Orchestra
S.0e-Philco Hour
s:00-Four Horsemen
s:5o-Saxophone Sextette
44o.s-WJR-wcx Detrcit-eso
e.n0-Iean Coldkette's Orchestra
T-0D-Studio Program
Ss0e-Philco Hour
g.00-"Big Ford and Little Gleru"Y
9.sO-Mckinney's Cotton Pickers
s7o.a-WDAF Kansas city-sfo
s.00-Philco Hour
9~.0O-Popular Program
as50-Great Western Chefs
11s45-Nighthawk Frnlic
4o5.2-Wcco MInneapcHs-st. PauT-740
e:I5-MEnncapolis Civic and Com
merce Association
s:o0-Philco Hour
i0.o0-Dance Program
46s.5-kFI Los AnneIes-64o
E.nn-Florence Sanger, piano
S.30-Nest Pocket Program
~. e0-Saturday Night Review
12.0o-Packard Radio Club
1:00a-kFI Midnight Frolic
4fe.4-KHJ Los A~nseIes-7zo
10 :o0-saturday Night FrClic
4sf.s-KcW PcrtIand-efo
s.o0-Dinner Concert
1U.01-Saturday Night Review
12.00-Mnltnomah Hotel Orchestra
4s4-s-kFRc san Francisco 500
T.00-Organ Recital
S:3O-The Cecilians
10.0o-Shell Oil Co. S~erenaders
11:00-Hotel Mark Hopkins Orchestra
2e7.7-kFWI San FraneEsco-ff2o
s:00-Bobby Best
S.n0-Power's Half Hour
no. O0-Athena Alexandr0fr, soprano
1l.00-Harriett Lewis. piano
I2.00-Venetian Five
l:00a-KFWI Surprise Reception
4z2.s-kPo San Franeiseo-7f0
s~.30-States Restaurant Orchestra
4 0.00-N. B. C.. Program
All .00-Dance Orchestra
1-00a-Palnce Hotel Orchestra
447.s-KFoA s~eattIe-e7o
1o.OO-N. B. c. Program
IL :00-Philco Hour
S7o.2-KHo spokane-efo
s.D0-Mahlon Merrick's Orchestra
10.D0-N. B. G.. Program
1l.D0-Philco Hour
I2.00-Dance Music
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

spectators had no identifying stubs
or rain checks.
Waxman deprived himself Of any
possible profit in the affair yester-
day when he turned over to the Ange-
lus Athletic association, Donald's
organization, $22,249 which had been
paid him on account. Previously he
had relinquished a $4,000 check
given him by the promoter, under
their unofficial contract which guar
anteed Dundee $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
MARKETS


AV&h
NEW YORK, n. Y, Nov. SIP
Stock prices resumed their up
ward movement today under leader
ship Of the investment railroad
shares. Some irregularity devel.
oped at the opening, Is a result OF
weekend realizing sales. and expert.
mental bear selling but offerings
were ably absorbed and the general
market soon headed upward. Gains
Of / to 3 points were distributed over
a wide variety Of issues, while the
advances in some Of the specialties
ran from A to ~ points.
Delaware and Hudson. which re.
sently experienced a sinking spell, in
common with other coal carrying
roads on reports of relatively poor
business, suddenly jumped 71-S
points. Norfolk and Western
climbed more than A points and
Atchison, Union Pacific, st. Louis
southwestern. Atlantic Coast Line
Chicago Northwestern and Maryland
sold to nearly A points higher.
Expectations OF heavy holiday
trade accompanied the renewed ae.
emulation Of the mercantile shares
r. II. Macy extended its gain Ia
IL points and Abraham & Strauss
outlet company and $. Fl. Kress sold
; or more points above yesterdays
final quotations. Radio Corpora
tions ran into some profit taking af-
ter its spirited advance earlier in the
week. and a few other soft spots de-
vcloped here and there, but they
were disregarded. The closing was
firm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
MAN is $275 AHEAD
= r v
BECAUSE OF OFFENSE
4 = =
AGAINST GOVERNMENT

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. s.
-tA9DJ. w. Short, "a, is S275
ahead because he committed an Of
Tense against the government. .
Carged with obtaining money
under false ~pretenses, Short was
confined in the county jail await
ing trial. While there he Develop
ed appendicitis and as rushed to a
hospital and operated upon nc
government expense. : Following
his release from the hospital ne
was taken before Federal Judge T.
b. Blake Bennedy and fined s25.
The operation cost $500.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
WAY TO STOP FITS

Wonderful results are reported by
Epilepsy Colonies using a new rene
dy that stops the most stubborn
cases Of Epileptic fits or spssms and
i not habit forming. Any reader
who sends name to Phenoteptol Co.,
Dept. A4Os, Box n. st. Johns Place
Station, Brooklyn, n. Y, will receive
a free booklet explaining this new
guaranteed treatment. Write them
Observation-Disclosures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

NEW YORK, N. ", Nov. 5.-tP-
The cotton market opened steady at
an advance of 3 points to a decline
Of 3 points. Prices improved some
what IN early trading on moderate
demand promoted BY the continued
steadiness Of Liverpool which helped
70 offset unfavorable trade advices
from Manchester and prospects for
freezing temperatures in parts Of Ar
kansas and Oklahoma.
January sold up 10 20.92 and May
70 2l.l7, net advances Of 6 10 z points
by the end OF the first hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
Judge Fined on
Drunken Charge

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. 5.=CP-
Judge /. n. Williams Of the Sedge-
wick county district court was
found guilty today in police court
81 a charge Of driving an automo-
bile while intoxicated and fined $50.
His attorneys filed notice Of appeal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
CITRUS SHIPMENTS

Grapefruit-Florida so. Texas 10,
total so. Unreported for Nov. 3-Ari-
zona /, California 2, total 3.
Oranges-Alabama 10, California
"a Gncomplete), Florida SO, Texas i,
total 81. Unreported for Nov. 3.
California ~. Mississippi /. total 13.
Lemons-California III. Unrepcrt-
ed for Nov. 3. California a.
Mixed citrus-California I, Flori-
da 25. total 26.
Canners-California 1.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Programs in Central Standard time.
All hours are =. NJ unless o~tnerwise
indicated. Wave lengths on LETT OF
call letters kilocycles on right
172.e-WPo Atlantic cIty-1foo
e.OO-Hotel Morton Orchestra
S.sD-Hotel Chelsea Orchestra
a.s0-Studio Program
l0:0O-Silver Slipper Club Orchestra
zss.-weAL 5altImers-tcso
e~.s0-JubIlee Singers
T.O0-WBAL Trio
S.0H-Philco Hour
9:00-Municipal Band OF Baitirncre
zss.s-WNAc Bcston-1oso
s.0o--Dok'' Eisenbourgh Orchestra
T.00-(Program to be ~announcedJ
e.oe-.Le Paradis' Band
II. O0-Morey Pearls Orchestra
so2.s-WcR RufaIo-sso
e:s0-The High-Jinkers
T.50-Old Gold on Broadway
4sf.s-WEAF New York-efo
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra
~e:00-South Sea islanders
6:s0-The High-Jinkers
T:30-Old Gold on Broadway
s~:00-Palais dor Orchestra
1O:00-Park Central Orchestra
s4s.e-WcBs New Ycrk-s6o
s.nO-Rremer Mixed Quartette
S.3O-Bible Language Series ~
9.15-Benjarnin Franklin Orchestra
10: 30-Flippen Room Orchestra
4s4.s-wJz New York-sso
e.oo-Hotei Aston Orchestra
1:00-United States Army Band
~S.00-Phfic0 Hour
9:00-Keystoe Duo and Balladeers
9.50-Hotel Manger Orchestra
5os.z-woo FhIIadelphia-sso
e:30-woo Trio
sfs.s-KDKA PIttsburrh-sso
6:30-Concert
7:00-United States Army Band
T.30-Concert from WIZ
$.00-Philco Hour
s7s.5-WcY schenectady-7so
B.30-Hotel Onundaga Orchestra
6:30-The High-Jinkers
7:30-Old Gold on Broadway
f0:o0-Dance Program
s5s.f-W5z sprinaneld-soo
5:30-Jack Morey's Orchestra
~6.30-Stellar Male Quartette
ID OEGnEEMAR
9.10-Hotel Statler Orchestra
s5s.s-cKcL Torcnto-eao
s:oo-Studlo Program
46s.s-wRc Washfnston-s<o
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra
6.n0-Bible Talk
7.00-United States Army Band
S.00-PhiIco Orchestra
s.U0-Club st. Marks Orchestra
Bfe.e-WTAG worcester-5so
e:3O-Studio Program
9:00-Bancroft Hotel Orchestra
2ss.s-wWNc AshsvnIe-fofo n
6:00-Spencer's Trio
475.s-wsB A~tIanta-sso
6.O0-Sunday School Lesson
6:30-BIltmore Peerless Entertainers
S:00-Phiico Hour
l0.45-Concert
24s.s-WpoD chattanooaa-fzzo
7.00-Sunday School Lesson
7.30-Hotel Patten Ensemble
ssa.4-KrHs Hot sprIncs-7so
6:S0-Arlington Hotel Orchestra
S.30-Dance Music
46f.3-WHAs LoulsviIie-650
7:50-Studio Program
s.00-Philco Hour
5fe.e-WMc Memphis-s80
s.00-Philco Hour
340.7-WSM Na~shvIlie-Ba0
T.15-Adrew Jackson Hotel Music
S.00-Phllco Hour
9.00-Barn Dance Program
6.30-Congress Hotel Orchestra
S.00-Philco Hour
9.~0O-C0ngress Carnival
10.30-Musical program
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Nov. 5.-tF1
Hogs 750; steady: top SIS; pack
ing sows TOO "a 500.
Cattle 1000. calves 200: weeks
top: heavy Kansas steers 1925.
yearlings 1850; veal 1900; bulk beef
steers and yearlings $50 a 1O.45;
stoekers and feeders 500 a 10.75.
Sheep 500; for week: Range
lambs 1926 a 1865; natives 1880
al 1885; fed clipped lambs 11-50 IA
1890. ewes 5.65 al SIS; feeding
lambs 1900 a. 1926.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Frank Dow, assistant commission
or Of customs, with offices in Wash
ington, was n visitor In Brownsville
Saturday morning on an inspection
tour of this section. accompanied by
r. L. Campbell, customs collector for
the district.
Mr.. Dow says that he Is making an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS La, Nov. SIP
Expectations Of bullish crop Is.
Inmates and fears Of a cold wave
over Sunday carried cotton prices IN
l6 to Is points in the early trading
today.
The market opened steady in re-
Spouse 10 favorable Liverpool cables
First trades showed gains OF four
70 eight points. prices eased of
about even points from the opening
levels. on liquidation but December
traded to 2l.l0 and January 21.15 on
buying induced by he crop expee.
tations and unfavorable weather
prospects. Towards the end OF the
first half hour the undertone was
firm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
WILD LIFE IN PHILADELPHIA

PHTLADELPHIA.-The primitive
occupation Of trapping Is not yet ex-
tinct in Philadelphia. Trappers,
mostly boys, captured nine gray
foxes. two rcd foxes and ten weaseis
inside the city limits In the last year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

iii DNlEEO
why pay Rent? Finance a home
Of y0ur own, your very own. Easy
payment plan. We also loan on bus
/ mess and farm property. Insurance.
Of ell kinds. Todd 4 Underwood
State National Bank Building Phone
ls3.-Adv. II.
Girl Dog victim-Police were call
| ed "a Sixteenth adm Van Buren, at
5 o'clock Thursday afternoon to kill
q dog that bit q child near that inter-
section, Lieut.. J. 7. Armstrong said
Friday afternoon. When they reach
ed the scene the victim had been
taken 70 q doctor downtown the Of
ficer said.
Pena's Sign shop, 18th and Monroe
Streets. Signs a speciaity.-Acv.
Fuller Brushes simplify the husi-
ness of home keeping. Phone 100
Adv. 5.
State Official 20 Visit-Clarence
Gilmore. chairman Of the state rail-
road commission, will be s visitor in
Brownsville, during the first annual
convention Of the South Texas Cham
Der Of Commerce Nov. II and Is, ac-
cording to NJ. r. Hall, assistant
county attorney, Mr.. Gilmore is an
uncle OF Mrs. Hall
When You Think OF Good eats and
drinks you think or the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital, McAllen, Tex
as Advertisement.
Condition Unehanged-The condi-
tion Of D. p. Gay, chief inspector Of
/ the United States Border patrol Of
this district, who was taken i'll sew
eral days ago, was unchanged Satur-
day morning. il was said at his home.
He is suffering from a stomach in
lection.
The New "Silent" s L. c. Smith
typewriter saves 40 percent Of your
energy and you get rid Of the noise.
Ask for free trial. Davenport Type
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Brownsville and Valley Distributors
ADV. 3.
Goes To Football Game-Judge II.
Harbert Davenport, local attorney
left Brownsville Friday for College
Station to witness the football game
between the Aggies and :. M. u.
Saturday afternoon He will return
Monday, it was said.
We Save You 30 percent IL you
buy Late Model 5 Underwood type
writer's from us-New Factory Re-
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One years free srevice. Davenport
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Brownsville.-Adv. ..
DIR. II. l.. Cole. has moved his Of
fices to the second floor of The
Merchants National Bank Building
Adv. Is.
Pastor Visits-Rev. and Mrs. n. O.
Macintosh have returned to Browns
willie from McAllcn where they went
Thursday Ia attend a reception In
honor Of Rev. Samuel Capers, new
rector of the Pharr Trinity church
Thursday night. The reception was
held in the Casa de Palmas hotel.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
relieves sun and wind burned eyes.
Doesn't hurt. All druggists.-Adv. ID
Left for School.-A. W. Reed.
manager of the LEGAL Western Union
telegraph office, left Friday even
ing for Tyler, Texas. where a
school Is being held BY the company
for managers and e~mnlOycrS Of the
concern. Mr.. Reed will attend the
entire session, about six weeks. III.
A. Metcalf Of Denison will be in
charge of the local office during
that time. He arrived here Friday
morning.
Water Blisters on hands or feet
will disappear after a few applica-
tions Of Imperial Eczema Remedy.
All druggists are authorized TO re-
fund your money IL it fails.-Adv.
"a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

inspection trip Of the entire border
from Brownsville 10 San Diego,
California. and this is the first time
he has ever been here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

VALLEY GRID

Continued from page one)
inspired a team Of wooden Indians
to deeds Of daring.
New yells and d variet OF songs
were included in the repertoire Of
the squad.
B'ville Position P.-s. ].
Cfo"e Doty
left end
bennett -... Ialcott
left tackle
Jones rn...- Evans
left guard
Dali s.ss....- -.......... hetrlck
center
bufns ...a..s. Bell
right guard
Allen s..s..- ~.... Piper
right tackle
wilson BARLEY
right end
Davenport ...... Alcorn
quarterback
NaDler Williams
left half
Ceyanes Moseley
right half
Marion Downs
full
San Benito was barely able 70
nose out a victory over the light
Donna team, the final score being
70 TO 6 in favor Of the Greyhounds.
The game was played on the Donna
field, and the San Benito eleven
came back home with full knowledge
Of having been in a football game.
The three m~usketeers" Of the
Greyhound aggregation were turned
into the -four horscmen" with the
addition Of Carter to the Adamson-
Welch-Harrison combination o (
games in which San Benito has had
a part, the backfield has been a
three-man threat. but in Fridays
contest Carter developed into a
plunging ground gamer 20 rank
with his three mates.
Although scored on first, Donna
came back full Of pepper and fire
and put up one Of the grittiest bat
ties the visitors had been up against
all year. The Redskins are probably
the lightest team in the Valley con-
ference, having one man in the
backfield who weighs only Ill
pounds. but they make up in spirit
end aggressiveness what they lack
in poundage.
Friday San Benito hogan a steady
march down the field that resulted
in a score in the first few minutes
Of play, but the Redskins took adj
vantage Of many breaks and gave
their heavier visitors a battle until
the final whistle had sounded.
Up at Edinburg the Bobcats con-
tinued their victorious march By
beating the Weslaco Panthers Is TO
0. II marked the third straight win
for the Edinburg team, and the sec
ord successive defeat for Weslaco.
Fridays game was a repetition Of
The last three contests in which the
Bobcats have been on the winning
side. A passing attack was better
than the line-plunging and end run
ming of their opponents. Edinburg
completed eight Of ~ forward-pass-
ing attempts.
Mercedes played the part Of host
TO McAllen and permitted the Wis
itors the higher figures OF a II TO IL
score. The game was a real contest
from che first whistle. with the
issue in doubt until the final min
ute of play.
Harrington and Raymondville
Tlayed their scheduled contest
Thursday. in order that the Cards
might get away 70 attend the Aggie-
FraR game nj College Station Satnr-
day. The score in that contest was
so 70 s in favor OF Harlingen.
Mission had the off-day on the
schedule.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Uncle Henry Says: A fellow ] know
thinks thumb tacks are small finger
nails. Nelson's Drugless Physicians
can help you. Will you let them -
Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05
RIrIIETN

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day; third, wind velocity az 8 q. m:
fourth. rainfall past "a hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

CARDIFF.-Thomas Stephens left
his S300.0 00 estate to his wife on con-
dition that she should not remarry.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Water B~Iisters on hands or feet
will disappear after a few applica-
tions Of Imperial Eczema Remedy.
All druggists are authorized 70 re-
fund your money IL 1t fails.-Adv.
"a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-05

Programs in Central Standard time.
All hours are p. NJ unless otherwise
indicated. Wave lengths on leIt OF
call letters, kilocycles on right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-29
VISITOR WILL SPEAK
ON SITUATION IN CHINA
Rev. r. III. Glover of New York
City to Fill Pulpit at Calvary
Baptist Church.

Rev. r. H. Glover, assistant
home director Of the China Inland
Mission of New York City, will speak
at the evening service at 8 o'clock
at Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow
his subject being China and the Pres
ent Situation" Rev. w. l.. Darby,
secretary of the Federation of
Churches, will speak at II o'clock on
Fellowship in Service" the pastor
DIR. Abernethy, having gone to An
napolis to preach at the Naval
Academy.
The World Wide Guild will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. w. Everett,
3O10 Woodland drive, Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Verna Blakeley, missionary In
Assam, will speak before a joint meet
Ing of the Tuesday Evening Christian
EndeavOr Society and the Evening
Mission Club Tuesday evening at
o'clock.
Herbert B. Nevius will preside at
the meeting of the teachers and Of
ncers OF the adult department of the
Sunday school Wednesday evening at
1880 O'Clock, following which will be
the second monthly business and So
c1al meeting. The Florence NJ. Brown
class will have charge OF the pro,
gram and the Napisa class the re-
freShments.
Stereopticon views will be shown
Friday evening at o'clock on Mis-
s1onS in Relation to the Nations of
the World" This meeting will be
In charge Of Bert Wise and Miss Clara
Van Nest and will sum up the log
OF the airship Evangel.