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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-05

refreshing drink served BY the hos
tess included Mesdames =. /. Grit
feth, Z. A. Krause, W. 9. Deke, r. w.
Moon, 5. +. Nettleton, y. J. Reisterer.
J. A. Schupp. w. J. Section, u: Il.
Smith, r. +. Wann, J. e. Willets,
+. o. Underhill, I. Lindley, J. !.
Parks, VI. J.. Scott, W. G. Raney and
Miss Elizabeth Underhiil.
PERSONALS
Mrs. John Herndon and Mrs. J.. Il.
Poteet left this week by way Of auto
mobile for Houston where they will
visit a couple Of weeks.
Miss Bess Robinson Of Edinburg
spent Sunday here with her sister
Mrs. John Polk.
Il. Z. Sugg returned this week
from q short business trip 70 San An
tonic.
E. Z. johnson has returned from O
husiess trip TO Houston.
Miss Catherine Wood who is at
tending Edinburg College, spent the
past weekend here with her parents.
Miss Mary Agnes Combs and Miss
Makers Of MeAller were guests OF
Mrs. Fl. Z. sugg Friday evening nj a
dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Herring have re-
turned from NJ overland trip to Dali
las.
Mrs. A. o. Payne spent the latter
part of the week ut Harrington, q
guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. N. Avary.
Of Mrs. J. L. Meigson in San Benitc
this week.
Miss Josephine Blackwell. who Is
teaching in the Santa Rosa schools,
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. D. A. Blackwell OF this city.
Miss Nell Hancock spent the week
end with her mother in San Juan.
w. G. Liggett and daughter OF Dali
las were guests OF Mrs. George Nor
rison during the past week.
George Breeding has returned from
a business trip 70 San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carlisle and
their guest, Mrs. A. ID. Gwynn OF
Harlingen spent Saturday In Rio
Grande City. 3
Mrs. H. Y. Hager has returned from
a two weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Beaumont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. 3. Wilmer and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Boden-
heimer Of indianapolis, who are visit
ing in the Valley spent 9 day OF two
this week az Padre Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duncan had
as their guests this past week. Mr.
Duncan's mother. Mrs. A. G. Duncan
and her daughter. Edyth Of Donna.
j. p. Canoe has returned from
business trip TO Austin.
Miss Geneva Merrill spent Satur'
day in McAllen q guest OF Miss
Georgia Gibbins.
Mrs. II. L. Curry. Mrs. George
Curry and Miss Millr Robinson 0.
Raymondville were guests here thii
week in the home OF Mrs. II. =
Peters.
Mrs. Sam Hausman OF Laredo. Is /,
guest here OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haus.
man.
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new HOTEL TO
Open OCT. 8
Valley People Invited
To Banquet At
San Benito

SAN BENITo, Oct. 5.-An open In
vitation to all persons Of the VAL
ley to attend the formal opening Of
the Stonewall Jackson Hotel, San
Benitos new s 100000 community
building, was issued Wednesday by
Fred II. Scheer. manager.
The formal opening, with q ban
quet and dance. will take place Sat
urday beginning at z p. m. Special
music for the dance is to be arrang-
ed, Scheer said. and various enter
tainment features will be included
on the program for the banquet.
Invitations 10 this affair were sent
out only to those personally interest
ed In its construction and operation,
Scheer said, but due TO the impossi-
bility Of reaching everyone who
might desire to attend between the
present time and the time of opening,
IL was decided TO make the formal
opening open TO the general public.
Rooms OF the hotel will be COM
pletely furnished and ready for oe-
cupancy by Saturday night, be an
nouncsd.
We want the community spirit 20
be wholesomely manifested on this
OCCASION" Sheer declared, land TO
assist Us in arranging details we
ask that reservations be made at
once.
I'VE are taking this means Of issu-
ing a warm and cordial invitation 70
ell Of our friends who wan 70 be
present AZ this time. Every means
Is being used "a make the event more
than satisfactory to those who may
be able to gather with Us, for in no
other way could the hotel obtain
the good will and patronage neces-
sary TO its own and the community's
welfare"
The hotel will be open for public
inspection on Saturday afternoon
from 3 to 5 o'clock. Thursday night
a special banquet in honor Of the
board Of directors Of the hotel COM
pany, the chambers Of commerce OF
the Valley, hotel owners and news
paper men Of the Valley will be
held ut the hotel.
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in Donna. spent the weekend here
with relatives.
Robert Snow Of Raymondville was
q business visitor here Saturday.
r. L. Smith was transacting bust
ness In Raymondville Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. George Day and sons
were visitors in Harlingen Saturday
evening.
Mrs. L. X. Rudd and children,
Louis. Mildred and Myrtle, accom-
panied By Arthur Sprouse. were Wis
itors In Harlinegn Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lanisr and
Miss Monette Bailey were Lyford vis-
itors Sunday afternoon.
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QUICK RELIEF FOR
ITCHING ECZEMA!

AT 10 silly 90 constantly endure the
fsching. burning torment and discom-
fort OF eczenic skin irritations when
relief may 80 easily q quickly be
obtained.
Instead OF facing the future with
pimples. blotches. rashes or other an
moving skin troubles ask your drug
gist for Black and White Ointment
and use * according 20 directions. IL
ts pleasant 70 use, highly beneficial
and scientifically safe.
For best results use Black and
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CALENDAR

NAAESDAR
Loyal Twelve club viii meet At the
home Of Mrs. Tom Asher in Il Jardin
at 8 p. N.
Merry Matrons Bridge club. Mrs.
Harry Grow. hostess, At her home In
FL Jardin at 3 p. n.
Thursday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. Z. s. Order Ct her home
on 500 St. Francis street at 3 p. N.
e Jardin Bridge club, Mrs. Glen
hostess, at 3 p: N.
MRS. CoLGIN HOSTESS
One guest, Mrs. John McCleary,
was present at the meeting OF h
Mardi Bridge club which was held
at the home of Mrs. Clarence Colgin
on the corner Of ST. Charles and Ster-
ling streets Tuesday afternoon. Hi
discus about the Don IN vases,
urns, and wall pockets added q dash
Of brilliant color to the surroundings,
while red rose buds made dainty dec
orations for the card tables.
Mrs. Warden r. Moothart won high
score Of the afternoon and was
awarded the club prize.
The hostess served pineapple
marshmallow fluff with little cakes
and lemonade. Little baskets Of
candied orange peel were kept on the
card tables during the games.
The next meeting will be held st
the home of Mrs. Fred Starck on the
corner OF st. Charles and Dalzeli
streets with Mrs. Fred Latham, her
daughter, as hostess.
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Thomas II. Sweeney was high
Tuesday Bridge club yesterday after
noon in the home Of Mrs. Louis Bru-
lay. Miss Marie Brown made the
second high score.
A frozen fruit salad course was
planned for the guests by thei hos
tess and was served during the after
noon.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
B. NJ. Works at the usual time.
RESUME GUILD MEETINGS
The women of the guild circles of
the Church of the Advent resumed
their meetings Monday afternoon af-
ter the summer recess, assembling IN
the guild rooms Of the new church.
The auxiliary held a business ses-
sion preliminary to the circle meet
ings ut which time the chairman,
Mrs. r. o. Macintosh presided. Cir
Gle chairmen of the guild are Mes
danes r. B. Creager, w. 7. Aid
ridge, and z. X. Goodrich. General
guild chairman is Mrs. Pearl Nuckols.
This year the guild is making plans
to sponsor the landscaping Of the
church grounds and also will assist
in the furnishing Of the parish house
kitchen. Other minor plans for i'm
provement Of the church were also
discussed ut the meeting.
Circle Number Three, Mrs. Creager,
chairman, will be in charge Of the
Christian card book this year and
will supervise all sales. This circle
is q luncheon circle and will resume
its meetings at the homes Of the
twelve members sometime in Oc-
tober.
The Ri. Rev. William Capers OF San
Antonio who Is cooperating with his
son, Rev. Sam Cspers. in holding a
series Of meeting at Pharr. will come
friends and 20 see the new Church
guest Of Mrs. Charles More during
his stay here, leaving again for
Pharr. His son will remain at Pharr
as rector Of the community there.
PLAN RALLY PARTY
The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church met Monday af-
ternoon in q regular routine bust
ness session after which plans were
discussed for the annual rally day
party that 10 TO be given the fourth
Monday in October. Roll call was
answered by a good attendance.
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3. l.. Kowalski % home after a
short business trip 20 Houston.
Jack Holt of Mercedes was n Wis
itor i'm the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. b. Crawford and
Nj. and Mrs. III. y. Shearer, all OF
San Antonio, are visiting in Browns
vile.
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Woman Here Held
On Liquor Charge

Mrs. Leonardo Garcia. rs, was held
10 the action of the December grand
jury by =. X. Goodrich, United States
commissioner. Wednesday, after she
had pleaded guilty TO n charge Of
possessing liquor. Her bond was Get
NJ 500, and she was remanded to
jail In default Of il.
The woman was arrested late Tues
fay after q search Of her house BY q
raiding squad under r. L. Campbell,
customs inspector, the officers re-
porting seizure of n small quantity OF
liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-05
SAN BENITO
HONoRs FOR BRIDE-ELECT

Wv
The engagement and marriage Of
Miss Nola Mayfield to Lee Joe
Woods has been the occasion for
a delightful round Of events ar
ranged by friends Of the bride-to-be
during the last few days. A grocery
shower was given in compliment TO
the young honoree on Monday night
with Misses Fannie Mae Galloway
and Ruby Crockett, h~ostesses, 1t the
latter's home near Highland. Many
pretty and useful gifts were be-
slowed upon the honor guest in q
unique way which furnished amuse-
ment for the evening. A deliciaus re-
freshment course was served to the
many young guests in the late even
ing.
Mrs. J. r. Dean assisted Mrs. o. Z.
Cause on Thursday afternoon with n
miscellaneous shower at the iatter's
home in honor Of Miss Mayfield. The
bridal colors Of pink and rose were
carried u during the entire after
noon. Pretty rose buds and corona
sprays were used in groups. Many
guests described their former we'd
ding and each n furnished the
honoree with q recipe. The shower
gifts were scattered about the rooms
and the honoree guest, after finding
them, unwrapped them in the dining
was served. Another pre-nuptial
Of Mrs. NJ. J. Dodson and still an
other was given by Mrs. VIM. Y. Buck
sister Of Mr.. Woods.
SAN BENITo GIRL WEEDS
Announcement was made Monday
to San Benito friends Of the marriage
Of Miss Mary Alice Pace, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary G. Pace Of San Benito and
Gus U. Mueller Of San Antonio. The
wedding took place in San Antonio
Sunday, September 18th and was q
complete surprise 20 friends here
until Monday. Miss Pace has at
tended school Ut Westmoreland Col
lege in San Antonio the past two
years and has q large circle Of friends
in both San Antonio and San Benito.
The bridegroom, who Is in the In
surance business in San Antonio, 10
a son Of Mrs. II. A. Mueller Of Ken
edy, Tex. Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller are
taking their home at 6i9 Bailey
street in San Antonio.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Many little friends were invited TO
the home Of Robert Ferguson on Sat
urday afternoon in honor Of his sew
enth birthday. The guest enjoyed q
pleasant afternoon and each present
ed the honor guest with q pretty gift
Gold cake and punch were served 20
the following In the late afternoon:
Doris Atkins, Jack Woods, Lucy
Clair, Ted Brooks, Chris Kisntz, veda
Matatall, Flora Bell Gripe, Laura
Beth Shelander, Jack Reed, Joyce Lee,
Marjorie Houshtling and Kenneth
Mstatsll,
MAYFHLpAwUcDs
The wedding Of Miss Nola May
field, daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. j. r.
Mayfield. and Lee Joe Woods, took
place on Thursday evening at 1850
o'clock September 20. 1897, at the
home Of Rev. James J. Aubrey, pastor
Of the Emmanuel Baptist church.
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Quick lunches. usually cold, gulped
down 80 the dinner hour" will not
be over before you can do o little
plSying. il the best way 20 ruin your
stomach, and you suffer from irdi-
gestion, heartburn, bloating, nerv-
business, headaches; and, worst OF
all, you get thin. pale and weak.
IL you must eat that way, always
keep a package of Pape's Diapepsln
handy 50 you can chew n OF the
pleasant-tasting tablets after your
meals. II keeps the food sweet 80
your stomach can digest II.
Follow the experience or thou
sands who again have q young appe-
title. All druggists recommend and
guarantee Pape's D%iapepsin 70 re
lieve indigestion ard sweeten the
stomach IL 3 minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-05
MERCEDES
HOLDS Z E I

HOLDS FIRST MEETING
Mondsy afternoon the Mercedes
Woman's Study club held its first
meeting Of the fall season at the
home OF Mrs. r. ". VIM. The club
has the honor this year of having
several women OF Weslaco for mem
bers among whom, Mrs. Raymond
Mills Is president. Mrs. Mills presid.
ed at Monday afternoons meeting
with Mrs. VIM caring for the duties
OF the secretary.
One or two minutes was given each
member on assigned topics in re-
spouse 20 roll call.
Mrs. Fred Wright had charge OF the
program, the theme of which was
Will Durant's "The Story Of Philoso-
ply" This subject lesson was fol-
lowed by q round table discussion.
The Mercedes Woman's Study club
bears the distinction Of being the
Oldest club in Mercedes.
Last year the club completed q
study Of American Government" By
Hoskins. The year before the study
was d varied one, dealing mainly with
Interior Decoration"
Each year one program is given &c
Texas Day.
Mrs. G. G. Commons. Mrs. John
Jones and Mrs. Z. B. Wilmer compose
the program committee and have out
lined a most interesting program for
the coming year. The program Is To
be q varied one, including modern
poetry, biographies, philosophy, tray-
els and religion.
At Mondays meeting Mrs. G.. K
Watson, Mrs. z. 3. Wilmer and Mrs
Compere OF Weslaco, were appointed
on the membership committee. 9th.
er officers Of the club include Mrs
R. ". VIM, secretary; Mrs. G. K
Reiss, vice president; Mrs. Grant
Morrison, tr easurer; and Mrs. John
Bruce, corresponding secretary.
Those attending Monday included
Mesdames d. "A. Blackwell. G. G. Fittz
William Copeland. Fred Wright, z. B
Wilmer, Raymond Mills, Grant Nor
rison, j. W. Rouse, ST., G. X. Reiss
r. <. Evans, ]. L. Vining. Margaret
Ragland, G. G. Commons, John Bruce
and r. N. VIM.
IDEAL CLUB MEETS
This weeks meeting of the al
American Ideal club was held at tn:
home Of Mrs. r. A. Powell. The meet
ing opened with the club song follow
ed by roll call and the reading of tn,
minutes Of the last meeting.
Friday the club will entertain TIL
members of the Alternate Wednes
day club, both being home demonstra
tion clubs, at the home of Mrs. II. ]
Reisterer.
: A paper on "Home Gardening" wa
read by Mrs. p. r. Wann. At tn,
next meeting Mrs. Eta Ringgold
county demonstration agent. vii
demonstrate the pressure cooker.
Those present and who enjoyed
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How Girls
LOUe

to keep that ugly shine away with
this new wonderful special French
Process Face Powder called MELLO-
CLIO! Prevents large pores-stays on
l~onger-very pure and fine-gives the
skin q peachy look. Keep your COM
plexion young and attractive with
MELL0-GL0. Get this marvellous
new face powder today. Eagle Phar-
mary, Inc.
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CITY BRIEFS

$500 &4&*
Of your own. your very own. Easy
payment plan. We also lean on bus
mess and farm property. Insurance.
State National Bank Building. Phone
le3.-Adv. II.
River Falls-The surface Of the
Rio Grande was as peaceful ~ q
mill pond Wednesday morning after
having been q raging mass Of drift
wood for the past three days. A drop
Of 81 feet was noted in the official
government reading ut 2 o'clock. The
present stage is i0.s, and the fore
cast 10 for q continued drop during
the next 80 hours.
New Lance Heel Kayser hose in
fall shades. S2.45 at Libby's-Adv. z.
We Solder. Aluminium. brass.
copper, tin and g%alvanizing iron.
Barnard Sheet Metal Works, 1851
Levee Street Adv. If.
Designing and Dressmaking. Street,
afternoon and evening gowns O
speciality. Old satins and velvets
made into lovely dresses for all oc-
casions. Let me make your winter
coat and save you money. Mrs. Rid
ley Barrett, 207 Washington Street.
Phone 62i.-Adv. If.
New Lingerie arriving daily at
Libbys.-Adv. q.
Post Office Inspector Leaves-R.
Z. Range, Corsicana, postoffice IN
spector, who has been in Browns
vile for the past several days. left
Wednesday morning for his home.
An inspection Of FL Jardin rural
route was made while he was here
with the object Of increasing the
length Of 1t.
Men-We cater TO all your needs
and accessories-don't pass US by.
Aziz Observation-Disclosures.
For Slender Ankles, KAISER lance
heel hose at Libby's.-Adv. z.
A Special for the month Of Oe-
tober on nestle eirculine permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty shop. s04 Levee Street,
Phone 72.-Advertisement 8.
Valley Beauty shoppe, basement
Baxter building, Harlingen. Our
$3.50 TO SIS permanent waves be-
ginning October 10, for q short time
only, $40. Eugene Machine. Phone
SCI for appointment. J. I. Cady,
Proprietor.-Adv. o.
For Sale-0ne furnished duplex
house. with gas stoves, two ga.
RACES. First class neighborhood.
Levee Street in West Brownsville
Unusual income for the price. Mus,
be sold at once. See or write Miss E
Amaya, 1915 Adams Street.-Adv
6.
School Kids Itch vanishes after q
few days b. applying q piec. Of cot
ton. saturated in Imperial Eczems
Remedy, to affected parts at bed.
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund -:our money II 1t falls
Adv. IN
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Water
cools and heals red eyes. Doesn'i
hurt. Red folding box. All drug.
gists.-Adv. "a
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Charged with driving an auto
mobile while under the influence of
liquor a resident of Harrington was
held to the grand jury under bond
Of $500 by George Brown, justice of
the peace, here Wednesday morn
ing. The codefendent was arrested
last Friday on the highway between
Brownsville and 0lmito by E. E. Sad
Ter, county traffic officer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-05

MONINU HEkE
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillard Smith, Jr.,
Of Corpus Christi arrived in Browns
Vile Wednesday. They are planning
to make their home here.
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5000 SOBER TEN YEARS

BRANDON, Eng.-Not one Of the
5000 residents Of Brandon has been
arrested for drunkenness since 1917.
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VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
VIM. Penn-s Cents-A Good Cigar
INVITATION ISSUED
The parents of all high school and
senior high school students have
been invited to attend the garden
party to be given on the high school
lawn Thursday evening at s o'clock
for the faculty Of the two schools
which is being given under the aus
pices Of the local Parent-Teachers
Association Of the high schools.
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MOVING HERE

VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
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CHARGED WITH DRUNKENEss

VIM. Penn-5 Cents-A Good Cigar
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Diekey's Old Reliable Eye Water
eools and heals red eyes. Doesn't
hurt. Red folding box. All drug.
gists.-Adv. (7l
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VIM. Penn-5 cents-A Good Cigar
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School Kids Itch vanishes after q
few days b. applying q piecs Of cot
ton. saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. to affected parts st bed
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund III money IL It falls
Adv. IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-05

For Sale-One furnished duplex
house. with gas stoves, two ga
RACES. First class neighborhood.
Levee Street in West Brownsville.
Unusual income for the price. Must
be sold st once. See or write Miss E.
Amaya, 1915 Adams Street.-Adv.
6.
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Valley Beauty shoppe, basement
Baxter building, Harlingen. Our
$3.50 to SIS permanent waves be-
ginning October 10, for q short time
only, $40. Eugene Machine. Phone
6sl for appointment. J.. I. Cady,
Proprietor.-Adv. o.
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A Special for the month Of Dc
tober on nestle eirculine permanent
waving $3.50. The Blue Bonnet
Beauty shop. s04 Levee Street
Phone 72.-Advertisement 8.
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VIM Penn-s Cents-A Good Cigar
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For Slender Ankles, Katser lane.
heel hose At Libby's.-Adv. a.
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Men-We cater TO all your needs
and accessories-don't pass US by.
Aziz Bros.-Advertisement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
KIWANIS WILL
LAST AS LONG
ASIT'S USEFUL
Trustee Tells Convention Of
Growth Of Organization in
Last IL Years

Alexandria, MIMI, Sept 2-(Ap--
The Kiwanis club will last just a.
long as it is useful in it's community,
Horace W. McDavid. trustee Kiwanis
international. Decatur, told Kiwanis
here today at the annual convention
Of the Minnesota-Dakotas district Of
that gsnixation.
Mr.. McDavid gave a history Of the
organization of these clubs and said
that, from its modest beginning with
one club Of 30 members about IL
years ago, the organization has grown
into a membership Of more than
100000 and 1888 clubs.
The speaker cautioned the dele
gates against becoming apathetic in
their work. and urged that the menu
bership Of clubs be increased. but
not at the cost Of its aims in better
ing the world.
I'VE have not reached the limit of
our expansion Mr.. McDavid said.
"This is true not only of other dis
tricts. but it is true Of the Minneso-
ta-Dakotas district.
I'VE do not want more clubs just
to be greater numerically, but be-
cause of the additional service-tne
increased good which will be brought
to these communities where such
clubs can be properly located-thc
leadership which our organization
can furnish to such clubs"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
HUNT
IS CONTINUED
Report From Para That His
Plane Had Landed at Alem-
quer Is Denied

Brunswick. Ca. Sept. 2.-(P,-Re-
peated disappOintmcnts In the wake
Of groundless rumors concerning the
fate Of Paul Redfern, missing
Georgia airman. have failed to dim
hope here that the flyer would be
found alive soon.
Despite the fact the whereabouts
Of Redfern was unknown after more
than a week of silence, since he
hoped off here last Thursday bound
from Rio de Janeiro, the belief pre-
vailed that reports of an unidcnti-
fled plane sighted in Venezuela in
Dictated that the aviator reached the
southern continent.
The latest disappointment came
yesterday with official denial Of a
report from Para, Brazil, that Red
ferns plane had fallen in the vicin-
ity of Alemqucr, on the northern
bank of the Amazon river approxi-
mately 800 miles west Of Macapa, at
which point the flyer intended to
drop flares indicating whether he
would fly onward to Rio or cut short
his journey and head toward Per-
nambuco.
Advices stating that the Alemquer
report was groundless prompted the
governor Of Para to instruct author
tiles in the interior to continue the
search. Both Mrs. Redfern. wife Of
the missing pilot, and DR.. F. {. Red
fern, his father, continued to ex-
press confidence that he was safe.