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Evening star., 1927-10-12
CAN YOU FILL A
S50O0-A-YEAR IOB1

We have several experienced salesmen who
are making this amount and more right now,
Your income in real estate selling Is limited
only by your ability and your capacity for
hard. conscientious work: experienced and
capable aale6men often earn more than
81 900 as a months commissions in our
once. Learn this most interesting and pro1t.
able business aud earn while learning: free
Instruction and training given beginners.
Call az l405 New York ave. and ask for
sales manager. FAN campaign now starting
selling subdivision,
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
az. 1405 New York Ave. Main l145. 17s
YOUNG MAN for order depart
'Inent; reference required.
.MAGRUDER, INC,
saaas.x.. A8th and M. A
Evening star., 1927-10-12

FORMER EMPLOYEES
who desire work for Christ
mas season should register in
the employment Office, 9th floor
experienced help in all depart
ments will be wanted.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
CORRESPONDENCE school,
now planning to add number OF
business training courses, de-
sires services of experienced
man in capacity of consultant
must be able to lay out courses
and plan sales campaign; give
full history and references; ap'
plications will be held as strict
ly confidential. Address Boz
145-C, Star Office.
Evening star., 1927-10-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bbpttsne ehSs
Bo6KKEEPER AccolJNTANT. thoroughly ncs
real estate. bniIding. fnanee training Pace
Institute aceountancy:. have served as hesH ssh
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BOOKKEEPER. SECRETARY wants sr,,a fnl, nsrt Or
maritime. work: temporarovo or perhhaI1gS"s'' 1Ss
ll2b lllh 81 NV. ADJ: 4uz:
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COLLEGE WOMAN young. excellent recoIEIi61 "a
dmrins d Xay or viii consider any type of no.
sition. Mrs. Hyatt. a5 Il st.: n.e.-----.- ne.
S9os SsI.9snsss ss SS 70 SUNDAYS Drelee1
sIaI saan xsE sEs ;ssioh hs%. HssssiG desire. 1-..
egsT esgsIsns.:.s .sS S Yhs: Rssen R'ssss child. nurse
ESY VAR Ss: Ssas ce 7dsS ,sSs' desires
hlEm Hcstlomn tndor:o@sats: reference North
PRACTICAL NURSE desires position &c Tor
SdS Srss. nsa boH eHs III star rasfs
PRACTICAL NURSE, refined, hosn exp.
best best doctors Ii t1as|'T ref Adams bSsa:J IL.
sSGAssfREss SGdrs.s 4 ssadistos ssesrsGffa "a CAM. %
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well edneated. experieuced, a9aptahle. nccus,i s,
GTna nrs 70 Hdra.s sns ans as siap oe
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ln7.C, star nfiice,
sTENoGRAPHER and tynIat desires posi,
sss.r,sn so nnsness es cpsSe gredlnaen'e win
STORE. DEMONSTRATING wanted by mid
1le.aged refined. experienced lady. Ph0ns
TELEpHQNE GIRL. experienced. wants p0'
Eiti0g hotel. Apartnlent Of atiioe. Column
Evening star., 1927-10-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

DUOH4NN2kJO VI VIN n UNI IAIRJs
SMALL STORE BUILDING AND FIXTURES
for rent on Lee Highway, 3 miles out. with
sufficient land for gas station and tourists
camp. This Ia @ money-making proposition.
Phone Clarendon S50-E-4. 16s
COUNTER. L-shaped, Is drawers: divided
cash drawer. with change tin: big bargain.
22S 18th st. NV 1Ae
Evening star., 1927-10-12
MEN.

The oldest manufacturer of its kind re-
ouires several young men for their Wash
angton branch. No experience needed. 90 We
DrefeP TO train our own men. Wonderful
Opportunity for all kinds Of factory and
once workers TO get into tales work With
approxim ately $35 weekly while being taught
Promotion 70 real workers. Call Room 201
612 ST.. 2nd floor. ASK Tor Mr.. Hawks
worth sales manager,
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$1,000 PER DAY EXTRA

SIU.UU PEK DAI EA l KA
Selling Personal Greeting Cards in snare
hours: most popular line: Commission 40&
weekly payment; cooperation that tnsures
success Sample Free Write for details,
interesting proposition. VIM. n. Toothili
Co 325 W. Madison. Chicago. Represent
atives wanted small towns also. which 10
your opportunity.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

PERSONAL.
MXSSEUyE. CoLoRED. GIVES SWEDISH
Sssi:ssss %Si:s ssisn..y n yoY5 n0Ss 0Ss wen
REMODEL YOUR HOUSE INTO BEAUTl.
ful stVoco home: cost reasonable; work guar
Snsssd Srses wsiS sii:S sssTsd sTce6
RoYET8HsAiSgbISNe YET8HsAibNe GfiSsois fRi i s4ss ave. 's. Mr.
G0NGENTAE YOUNG MAN WILL DRIVE
dependable car any point In California for
trarEportation; references. Address BOX
CHFR0PR1CTOR. PHYSfOT RERAPTsT. r
Sara J. Aoimstrom. sos y. Capitol st. Linc.
FRFNCH LESSONS IN SMALL PRIVATE
Rchooi wanted in exchange for fun day tut
ton of child. Address Box 17S-C. Star oiiice.
PARTY DRIVING TO Los ANGELES, SOON
xa4s %4rs.. ss staT once
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS, Evi-
dences and information secretly secured, Con-
sultatlon free HAYES. INC. Barr Build
Ing 010 nth st. Main 600S. l6e
COUPLE CHILDREN 10 BOARD in PRI.
yate Maryland suburban home. 80 week.
MXSsEUSE, FEDERAL HOSPITAL GRADp'
ate; healthy (coloredl speaks French,
white only. Potomac $3.50.
Of b.yaar.oid boy, il refined home with other
children. preferred; references. Address, BOX
1S2.0 star nulen. 49,
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YOUNG MEN.
OI-oQ XEARG

/ You can earn while you learn through our
special training and compensation plan of
drawing account against commission. Now
IS the time--Flght at the height Of our SELL
lHg season. The product has for sears been
model sells on sight. Fill these qualifica
lions and you I'll the lob.
N~- Appear neatly.
Supnly references.
sr Call early.
Interviews commence at 0:30 am. with
Mr.. Sauriol. Pot mac Electric Appliance
1Afh and G Il II
Evening star., 1927-10-12

OVERCOAT brown. heavy: used less than
year.. C. Fl. Priehard, p. o. Box 4l3. Ross
lvr Va 13S
Evening star., 1927-10-12

LUNCH ROOM-Located 1875 Pa. ave. NV:
fully equipped: good business; rooms above:
5year lease; account illness. no reasonable
offer refused. l3"
Evening star., 1927-10-12

SHOE STORE-Mens. WOmens. children's:
$3.50 weekly on $4,000 stock: best location
in section; low rental; reason for selling
Address Box 141-C Star Office
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ARMATURE REMINDING. motor repairs:
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Carty's Armature Service. 1908 14th. N. ga
ASBESTOS COVERING pays big dividends
012 11th st. nv. Frank. 1O1S3.
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Only Exceptions.
HEL.P-MALE.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN to. sell Chevrolet
nars; liberal commission. Apply TO Mr..
Bnteler. BarFy-Pate Motor Co., Inc" 1909
Evening star., 1927-10-12

PIANO fKnabel upright; antique rosewood
case. S75 cash: leaving city. Apt. 100. Pei
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DON'T BE SATTsFIELD with 4 % on your
savings when your money will earn IS e
IL invested in our $500 real estate notes,
guaranteed by a large corporation. Roonl
2O4 QO7 18th st NV
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09
MORE 0|V BAND
(COntinued from Page Twol

(C0ntinued from Page Twol \ town of this size and produce con- cert in six weeks, from unskilled musicians. he has career ahead of him. He is to be complimented along with every member of the band, on the skill and unceasing practice which made last nights concert q success"
 Members of the band: 1st clari- net, Chester Bussick; 2nd clarinet, George Moran; solo cornet, Herman DuMarce; 1st cornet, Frank Robison: 2nd cornet, Allen Guest; solo saxo- phone, Mrs. j. M. Campbel; 1st sax ophone, Miss Minnie Rousch; tenor saXophone, J M. Campbell; list alto horn, Algiers Lenhardt; 2nd alto horn, John Cotter: baritone horn, A. Evaquoff; baritone saxophone, R. Manthey; tuba, G. Manthey; trom bones, Ralph Miller; Sol J. Uric; drums, Miss NJ. Eide, c. Manthey.
 Capt. Ralph R. Guthrie, Manager. R. F. Honeyman, Conductor.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09
NOTICE, MILK CUSTOMERS

Due to the fact that there are sev- eral hundred milk bottles scattered among our patrons we would appre- ciate if our customers would dig out any empties lying around and return them to us We need them quite bad ly. Thank you,
 SEWARD DAIRY
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

Martin Pinska, one of the best known of the pioneer business men of Fairbanks. arrived in Seward to- day on the S. s. Northwestern, fol- lowing business trip Outside where annually he goes to purchase the latest in mems clothing.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09
STILL ON TOP

Regardless of the fact all members of the Gateway staff, has TT, have had IT, or are getting IT-the grippe the paper has been getting out al- most on time throughout the week. And on top of that "oodles" of print ing of job work.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09
PUBLIC DANCE TONIGHT

Everybody all set for the big pub lie dance tonight at Odd Fellows hall. As the worthy minister would say; Come and enjoy yourself" Excellent music and a swell dance floor Lots of time to dance before the Northwestern leaves tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

L. E. Waldbridge, Interior mining operator, was an arrival on the s. s. Northwestern. Mr. Waldbridge has been back to his New York offices during the past few months.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

Lynn Smith, II. s. Marshal of the Fourth Division. returned today from an official trip to the States escort ing prisoners to the penintentiary. He leaves for Fairbanks on Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

A regular meeting of the Common Council takes place Monday night. It is believed the new council mem bers will take their seats at that time
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-09

Strictly fresh candies. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

the pantry before she answered John
Nye.
"Well, you see, ! heard that you
thought Id made a fool Of myself by
bringing you sandwiches and dust
ing your office. and doing : lot OF
things like that" she said then.
But ! had always done them for Mr..
Peevey-"
"Who told you / said that?" John
Nye asked grimly.
that you did," answered the girl,
little cats saurcer.
IL never spoke OF you 20 Miss
kress In any way" John Nye an
swered- Il hate 70 talk about this
sort Of thing. but I want 70 explain
IL TO you, Miss Jerome" He seemed
10 have forgotten that he had called
her "Sally" not 10 minutes before.
But one day. after you had left,
j was talking to Mile about a mis-
take she had made IN a letter. and
she told me that I'D been finding
fault with her ever since the time
you had worked for me-. his deep
voice ran on. And so / had-al-
though I hadn't realized It until
then. You see. after you left me.
missed all the small acts Of kindness
nobody else had ever done for me,
and wasn't satisfied with any
body else. And / certainly never
thought you had made a fool Of your
self"
Sally stared hard al him for q min
ute. Then she swept him a low bow.
Thanks, awfully," she said mock
ingly. "Im glad to know what q per-
feet piece of office machinery ! am,
Mr.. Nye." She felt her chin begin TO
CULVER, and she knelt down beside
the little cat to hide the tears that
spring suddenly to her eyes. Silly,
uncomfortable tears.
She could feel Johns eyes on her
as she lifted the small. fluffy ami
nal 10 its red calico cushion behind
the stove and rinsed u the empty
saucer II had used.
When she faced him again, her
face was smiling once more and the
starry blue eyes had no suspicion Of
tears in them.
He was standing beside the big
white-enamel table now, locking
down az the cat, curled up in 4
fluffy gray ball on its bright red
bed.
He lifted his face and looked al
Sally. An odd little smile was on
II.
II suppose" he said slowly. ~you
were feeding me sandwiches and tax.
ing care OF me the way you're taking
care Of that cat. weren't your You
just have to have something Ia
mother, don't you? You're made that
way. ] never knew any girl like you
before, and I'm just beginning to
figure you out"
Sally shook her head. @rm Just
office furniture-to you" she heard
herself say. speaking the thing that
was in her heart, almost without
knowing that she was putting IL into
words.
IL all seemed unreal 10 hcr-these
moments in the kitchen with John
Nye. II must be a dream. and pres
entity she would waken ard find her.
self in her own small white room al
the back Of the house, with the win
dows open, letting in the crisp, cold
morning air, and the alarm Shrek
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

for me there. but you. yourself" ne
put his arms around her and hsld
her 30 close 20 him that she won
dered IL Ehe would break I'm two be-
fore he let her 20. She didn't care
much whether she did or not. She
closed her eyes.
when will you marry meg" John
asked, his lips a half inch from hers.
The blue eyes opened dreamily, and
Sally answered hims q cant marry
you. Jchn," she said 1--WE not 10
stay right here and work"
She stopped and turned her head
away. her eyes on the darkness out
side the windows. They seemed
TO be looking through that darkness,
and ont beyond the country itself,
TO Bermuda, where Mr.. and Mrs. Je-
rome were waiting 10 20 TO South
America with Mile and her new
husband.
why mott" Johns voice brought
her back from the distances
-WelI. Miles married, and she's
going to send Mother and dad back
here for me 10 take care Of in q few
months" she said kazily. And I've
got to do il. There's nobody else
UML HE N MA& tue 1AAHL GANI& AI
her life she had ever confessed 20
anyone. even to herself, that she
felt the weight on her shoulders
the dead weight OF It. The burden
Of the whole family on her frail
shoulders
There's me-now," said John,
with a beautiful disregard for the
perfect English that he had learned
at Harvard. His hands we're on her
shoulders, now. holding them tight
with his iron fingers. And sudden
~ Sally felt as If the whole weight
were lifted from them-the whole
weight Of work and worry and re-
sponsibility that had lain upon them
for years and years and years.
She sighed a great sigh Of relief
and happiness.
But you don't know my family.
They a be terrible" she said,
"even II they are lovely. They're
sweet and good. but they have 10 be
looked after like children She
felt that she owed II TO him 20 tell
him about them so that he would
know what he was letting himself i'm
for before he married her.
Johns steady gar stayed on her
face for q long. thoughtful moment
before he spoke. Yes. I thought
that about them, after you told me
that you just had to dance out here
for the money there was in IT," He
nodded his head. @But that doesn't
make any difference to-us, does IL?
Not TO you and mel"
Sally saw just how sincerely he
meant what he was saying.
An then she laughed, so that
those shoulders OF hers that were
like some perfect bit Of scuiptured
ivory, shook n little with her laugh
ter. With laughter that meant sud
den release from long months Of
dreariness and emptiness.
John" she said, nothing makes
any difference 10 me-except you
and me. You and me, together. To-
Retherl I can't believe T."
THE END
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

ing that 1t was time TO put Aunt
Ems breakfast coffee on the fire.
II wonder il I'm In love with you.
Sally" the low, deep voice was say
ing now. and Sally shook her head
with vigor-
~Oh, no." said Sally. @You knew
me before YOU knew Millie-and yet
you fell in love with Mile. II yca'd
been in love with me then, you'd
never have eva wanted % make
love to Mile the way you did. You
used to kiss her. She told me So"
Her voice was full Of bitterness and
hurt.
"A mar kisses d good many rome
he only imagines himself In love
with" said John Nye, telling Mile
the old story that 60 many men have
told 10 so many women for hun
dreds Of years. Sometimes a mar
can kiss q girl without knowing how
little he means BY that kiss"
Sally was all scorn. If I kissed .
man." said Sally slowly and deliber-
ately. cit would mean something. IT
would mean everythink!" And just
as slowly and deliberately as she had
spoken, she walked straight up to
John Nye and kissed him on his chin.
He was very tall, and her lips just
reached his chin.
~Therei I'll always have that to
remember, anyway" she said to her
self, through her inner confusion, ms
she backed away, her lovely face all
scarlet with shame.
| Then, as she stepped away from
him. he began TO come towards her,
until she could 20 no further. With
her lovely shoulders tight against the
blue-and-white wall OF the kitchen,
she looked up 1t him.
Sally" said John Nye, II know
that ! love you. / suppose that's
why I've missed you from my office
for 80 long-not the things yoa did
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
MCINERATOR
SURVEY MADE
viii Dete- mine Vol
urne of Garbage For
a to Handle

i "a survey undertaken BY DR.. W..
1piFeFs Brownsville health Of
ssk, 70 determine the amount Of
An1nage before submitting definite
LOT , erection Of q city in
14tor. has been commended hy
80 State board Of health IN its re-
kere issues Saturday. Relative 70
work undertaken in Brownsville
tne report states:
Drownsviile Is making plans for
NV incinerutor In the near future,
r~teohutng 20 information received hy
~ state department Of health from
VI. cpirey, health officer cf that
F-tss who stated that h was collect
.n9 uata on the approximate amount
HAa qitferent kinds Of garbage col
lsetec By that city, the percentage
n moisture such garbage contained,
tne amount Of non-combugtibie ma
1etini collected, etc, as a means Of
nstermining the type and capacity
~ Ancinerator needed"
Ane course taken BY DR.. Spivey is
tAaaiient. according 70 W. VI. Ehlers.
s+ate sanitary engineer, who stated
Aent every town should make q COM
Pltte survey OF its garbage output
Before constructing an incinerator in
Nt1ur rnat no difficulties may Re
encountered in is operation. Some
tegulntions and rules 10 follow in the
location and construction Of an In
cAnefator as given by Mr.. Ehlers are:
a garbage incinerator should he
located Is near the center Of haul
~ possible in order 10 offset the
cost Of long hauls: the incinerator
should be on a paved street or road
ko g. 10 he easily accessible 10 gar
bage WAGONS IL should be located
near railroad siding where coal IS
che fuel used liz incinerator furnace;
and should be located In opposite
direction TO prevailing wind The
charging hole Of the furnace should
BE- sufficiently large 70 allow the
entrance Of dead carcasses Of AMI
nala, and provision should be made
for forced draft. preheating Of air.
n predryinR Of garbage during
rainy weather. A sufficiently large
plot Of ground should be used for
the location site Of the incinerator
IN order 20 provide q place for
nahes and other non-combustible ma
t~erial."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
War Vets
Will Hold Banquet

hARLINGEN. Texas. Nov. ga
banquet will be held BY the Spanish
War Veterans Of the Lower Rio
Grande Valley AZ the Reese il-Mond
Hotel in Harrington. Tuesday night
a. s o'clock, Nov. 20, in honor Of
q visit 20 the Valley Ut that time Of
Department Commander W. r. Duke
and Adjutant l.. s. Langford, both Of
Wichita Falls, Texas.
Camp Commander +. II. Smith of
Rio Grande Valley Camp No. "a,
Spanish War Veterans. located at Nc
Allen, has sent out an order for all
members Of the organization and
their ladies to attend the meeting in
hcnor Of the distinguished guests.
The Camp has 81 members, who are
scattered throughout the Valley from
Brownsville 20 Raymondville, and
from Point Isabel 70 Mission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
New Application
Blanks Received

A supply Of forms to be used in
making application for the adjusted
service certificate (war risk insur-
ance bonnsl has been received by
the John Hanson post OF the Atneri-
can Legion The papers were re-
ceived from Read Johnson. regional
manager OF the United States Vet
Grams Bureau, at San Antonio. to-
gether with a request that all local
former-service men BE- notified that
the application must BE- filed before
the first OR the year.
The time limit for the application
will expire on January I, and 10 ex-
tension win be granted, Henry VI.
SHELTON, Jr-, post commander here
stated Members of the pest stand
ready to assist the applicants Ia
filling out the papers, and render
whatever other assistance may De
necessary, Mr.. SHELTON said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
Pupils Render
Dancing Revue

ALAMO, Nov. 2s.-Better Burk-
hart. Tia Aibaugh and Babbette
Rhinehart dancing pupils Of Mrs.
Ida Love appeared at the meeting
Of the San Juan Music club Friday
evening in several costume dances.
Al fairy dance and Dutch dance,
was given by Babette. Highland fling
bv Betty and a Spanish dance by
TO. An Irish jig was given by Betty
and TO.
These young ladies al showed I'M
usual talent. and were most attract
i've ia their costumes.
During the musical program n
kolo was rendered By Mrs. Vera
Wodrson Of Alamo. accompanied by
Mrs. Eurl Sturari. a. the piano and
Mrs. Kidder on the violin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

Psnn--s cenis-A Good Cigar
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28
Womanless Wedding
To BE Staged Dec. 6

PHARR. Nov. 2ss-The Kiwsnis
club Of Pharr is to put on q WON
nnlass wedding on December 8 at the
focal high school auditorium. The
proceeds from the entertainment is
AZ he applied 70 the underprivileged
child fund which IL one OF the most
Important funds raised hy the club.
The wedding promises 20 be one OF
enc best ever 10 be held in this city.
Kiknnian Bert Moore Is 70 be the
bride and Johnnie Maurer the groom.
The cast has been selected BY j.
Ill Devine. who Is the director 81
TIE affair. Every man In the club
has some part on the program and
the members look forward for q
treat night and n large attendance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

Barometric pressure was moderate
A. Low this morning over a large
.m.m covering practically the entire
~s~~issinui Valley, while moderate
hirh pressure prevailed ~ the
$500 time over fhe eastern states.
s<5s pressure distr button was at
4~~4na hv much clon6iness and rath-
mifd temperatures practically
.*~nmrhont the United States and
.MN rnrndinn Northwest. Lirht 70
sarrte rains occurred within TIE
s Al hours from the middle Miss
.n, valley northwestward to the
%s-rfhwest and the upper and middle
.a,w England states. and light pre-
sE1tasion ~ the Plateau region and
far Northwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

a man was DR..
r. ". Pierce
His study along
medical line !,
and his knowl-
edge Of the
remedial n 7
ities Of herbs
ard plants led
to the discog
cry OF bis wen
derful herba !
remedy, Dcctcr
Pierces Favor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

ALAMO. Nov. 22.-Reports Of the
recent bazaar held here BY the e.
Ann Society OF the st. Joseph's Cath
Ole church are most favorable. Fl
nancinl reports show a little better
than $3.50 cleared BY the ladies -
the supper and various booths.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

"A physician who reaches oft To
benefit humanity leaves q record
behind him that is worth while. Such
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-28

First figures lowest temperature
fast night: second, highest yester-
fay, third. wind velocity at s a. m;
fourth. rainfall past r. hours.