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Mrs. LiIIiendahl
TeStifies In Case

MAYS LANDING, N. j., Dee. g.
UPl-Weeping frequently but always
recovering her composure, Mrs. Mar
raret n. Lilliendahl today spend two
md u half hours under direct exami-
nation tPstifying that she had no
part In the murder Of her aged hus-
band, for which she and Willis
Beach, her alleged admirer are on
trial.
Mrs. Lilliendahl was still on the
stand when court adjourned, for the
noon recess ready 40 be cross-exam-
ned bv Prosecutor Hinkle. She de-
clared she never had illicit relations
with Beach and admitted she had re-
ceived about a dozen "mere unim-
portant notes." from MIN. the con
tents Of which were Of such a minor
nature that she could not recall
them.
She did say. however, that Beach
had written her as peggy Anderson
but only inquiring after the fraii
health Of her husband, DR.. a. Will
liam Lilhendakl. who was killed in a
lonely lane near H~ammondton, N. j.,
last September Is.
Mrs. Lilliendahl, breaking into
sobs whenever her husbands name
was mentioned. described an attack
BY two negroes, who she said fell
Pm her and her husband while they
were automOhiling.
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HEADS OF RED
CROSS CHOSEN
San Benito C'.apter
Elects at Annual
Meet Monday

SAN BENITO, Dec. 5.-The cleo
ton Of officers who will serve dur
ing the coming year featured the
annual meeting of the San Benito
chapter Of the A1-erican Red Cross
at the Stonewali Jackson hotel here
this morning. The San Benito chan
ter Is composed Of all OF Cameron
county, with the exception Of
Brownsville, which has u chapter Of
It's own.
Rev. r. n. Davis. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church, here was
named general chairman, 70 succeed
George H. Winsor, former rail Of
fetal here, who has gone 70 Houston.
Miss Paula Hill. of Harrington, was
chosen vice chairman.
Following the election. Rev. Davis.
who was chairman Of the roll call
recently completed. read his annual
report 70 the meeting, IN which 500
new members were named. This
number puts the chapter "over the
top IN its membership campaign
for 1927, it was said.
Other officers elected were: A. b.
Methven, home service chairman;
Rud Bonner. first aid and life saving
chairman; Mrs. Floyd Worth. home
nursing chairman; Mrs. n. ID. Ken
manner, junior Red Cross chairman;
Whitman Gerke. secretary: John r..
Lomax treasurer: and w. ID. Hol-
lancs publicity chairman.
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Services HeIdin
OldPyesbyteydin Church

The old Presbyterian church was
filled to capacity both in the morn
ing and in the evening Sunday for
the final services to be held in the
building which has served in that
capacity for 73 years. The new home
Of the church will be given the fin
ishlng touches this week and will be
formally dedicated Sunday.
Delivering a sermon on "The
Voices of the Past" Rev. L. p. Day
gave q historical message to his
audience, setting forth the most in
teresting characters and events in
connection with the church, one Of
the oldest Protestant organizations
on the Rio Grande. Old church nc
counts OF the daily happenings Of
that group written by seine Of the
ministers years e furnished ma
teriai for part of the pastors inter
esting talk.
In the evening Rev. Day spoke
from the same text used in his
first sermon to the Brownsville
congregation August 4, 1920. He
prefaced his message by reading the
account Of the rededication or the old
church in 1869 after ii was rebuilt
following the storm OF 1867 when il
was demolished.
AS a final service, the old bell in
the tower Of the church was tapped
% times, once for every year of
service for the church, Just after the
close of the evenings program. This
bell will be placed in the tower Of
the new building where Ii will be
used until 1t liz replaced by chimes.
An inscription on the bell Isl:
"Centenniel Offering-King, Ken
nedy, and Downey-1S76." The tower
of the church has been designed for
the use Of chimes and q conduit ex-
tends from the top of the tower to
the console Of the organ so that di-
rect control may be had from the or
gan.
Formal dedication will be M III
o'clock Sunday morning when Rev.
Homer Mcmillan, ID. d., OF Atlanta,
Ga, will preach. That evening Rev.
]. w. Skinner, pastor of the local
church about sixteen years ago but
now president Of the Mexican Pres
vile. will deliver a m
mOHuA Will Dc community nlbHt
with messages from Judge w. 8.
West, Supt T. J. Voc, and Rev. r.. 3.
Baker. Valley Presbyterian night
will be observed Tuesday with Rev.
b. I. Dickey Of McAlien delivering
n historical address and Rev. F. N.
Davis Of San Benito giving greet
inrs from the Valley churches.
The new pipe organ will he used
in recital by Prof. Walter Durham
OF San Antonio, player Of the mu-
nicipal organ Of that city. Wednesday
evening. He will deliver n lecture
Thursday morning In connection with
another recital.
The last evening Of the dedication
program will be devoted to young
people for which a committee of the
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BRUSH FIRES
CONTINUED from page one.l

Continued from page one.l
the new club house were unable to
save their automobiles. The Sun
set canyon property loss was un-of-
ficialiy set at $500, 900.
Late last night the fire in the
Nerdugo hills section had covered
between 1000 and 10000 acres.
The second fire area was on the
southern slope of the San Bcrnar-
dino mountains, Is miles northeast
Of Rediands. where the flames, back
ed by terrific winds. swept forward
on a six and q half mile front, de-
stroying between so and 70 noun
tain cabins, and burning over the
north fork Of Lyle creek. the water
shed for a Bcrnardinos.
Denny's Home Starts Blaze
The fire was believed by officials
% have started from sparks from
the chimney Of the mountain cabin
OF Reginals Denny, the film actor.
Early today the forest service men
estimated that more than 5000 acres,
including virtually the entire Plunge
creek watershed had been burned.
After a 14-hour battle against
wind and flame in San Antonio can
yon : miles north OF Camp Badly, Of
ficials in that sector announced TO-
day they had the upper hand in the
fight. A high wind whic late last
night carried the fire over hastily
built safety zones later diminished
in force. Camp Badly was in little
danger as the wind was sending the
fire in the opposite direction. Care
less campers were blamed by forest
service officers for starting the fire.
The fire In Mint canyon, six miles
northeast Of Saugus, the fourth ma
jor fire area, was reported virtual
~ under control after IL had burned
over 1000 acres Of brush and tim
hnr
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j. CRIMINAL

CONTINUED from page one)
Of the federal court, and between rs
and loo cases are expected to 20 to
the grand jury, including a number
Of immigration cases. Practically all
cases on the criminal docket consist
OF liquor and smuggling charges.
One Of the immigration cases. which
IL expected 10 come up this week, Is
that az four natives Of Syria who
charge Ernesto Galvan, former Mex
ican immigration officer at Reynosa,
with having accepted $3.50 from each
for having Struggled them across the
Rio Grance at Reynosa. Galvan, who
was arrested by immigration of
f~icislS, failed TO appear at the pre-
liminary hearing on October s, and
his bond in the amouit Of $1,000 was
declared forfeited.
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Becky Loses Point
In Robbery Trial

LAGRANGE. Tex, Dee. 5.-tE5-A
defense attempt to hisqaalify Dis
trict Attorney Fred Blpndcli as pro-
~secutor in the trial OF Mrs. Rcbecca
Rogers on a robbery By firearms
charge, by an attack on the Texas
free system in line with the supreme
court decision in an Ohio case, failed
here today and examination Of jury
veniremen was 20 begin when court
convened az ? o'clock this afternoon.
Court was recessed after District
Judge NJ. q. Jeffrey ovcrruled the
defense motion 70 quash the indict-
ment against Mrs. Rogers.
The court held that the motion
should have been filed, if at all, in
San Marcos after it had been proved
impossible 10 obtain a jury In d pre-
vious trial on the same charge and
after which the case was sent % La
Grange on a change Of venue.
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Mercedes Water
District to Elect

MERCEDES, Dec. b.-An election
for the purpose Of selecting q per-
manent board of directors for the
Mercedes Water Improvement Dis
trict. will be called for January {.
A bond issue sufficient 10 defray cx-
peuscs Of organization and the cost
of employing IN engineer 20 make q
valuation survey az the Mercedes
system viii be inrlnded In the cleo
ton. officials Of the district state.
The temporary board Of directors
was appointed By the state water
board following the hearing on Nov.
=. and Il is understood that ali mem
hers o. the temporary board will be
candidates for election "a permanent
directors or the district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
Shows Open
To Huge Crowd

The J. George Loos Shows opened
Saturday night 20 a large crowd Of
merry makers. Everyone seemed to
enjoy themselves TO the fullest ex-
tent. The Loos Shows lived up TO
their reputation as being the larg-
est and cleanest attraction In the
Valley. Alice the Mountain Of Flesh.
and her tiny husband. Luther the
four handed man. Capt. Hart Trained
Wild Animals. Dixeyland minstrel,
athletic show and all the others had
q nice business. The big circus side
show with It's collection or fresks
from the four corners or the earth.
Jumbo the biz snake, the model city
with its three thousand little NOV
ing figures. showed to nice attend
ance. The shows, according 10 Mr..
Loos' custom. did not open Sunday.
Everything will be open tonight at
Z o'clock.
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Is Freed BY
Foreign Legion

MARSEILLES, France, Dee. 5.-tRl
Bennett J. DOty Of Biloxi. Miss.
was released Internationally from
the French foreign legion BY the
French military authorities today.
Doty went Immediately to the Am
erican consulate general. once more
a free mar after adventures IN the
foreign legion that had carried him
70 the verge Of execution as a de-
Serfef.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Notice Is heregy given that Cam
ercn County Water Control and I'm
provement District Number Seven
viii receive bids for n depository
for its funds for the period from
the designation Of such depository
until February 8, 1928. Bids will M
received at the office az the District
In State National Bank, Brownsville.
Texas, until 900 o'clock p. M. De-
eember ~, 1927, mt which time said
bids win be opened. The District
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said District this the 5th day Of
December, 1927.
(SEAL) III. RI. Banks.
President OF the Board Of Direc-
tors OF Cameron County Water Con-
troll and Improvement District Num-
Der Seven.
12-5-I2-I9-26-4t-2571
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Whitlock Sisters To
Y. e Dance Revue

The Whitlock sisters. popular
Brownsville dancers, are q be pre-
sented next Monday night at the
Dittmann theater in a dance revue.
according 20 announcement today
Several other popular local artists
are % appear on the same program,
Mrs. Anne PuteEnat viii play \ group
Of violin numbers and Geo. De Sha
will play the ukclelc and sing. Jack
Littleton also Is % dance.
The Mhitiock sisters. Roxie. IA aud
Marguerite. s. expect to leave soon
after the revue for California. where
they viii continue their studies in
dancing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Shipments for Saturday: Potatoes.
Texas l, total ". s. SIS. Cabbage,
Texas 1, total Y. :. log. Grapefruit,
Texas l22, total U. s. I23. Peppers.
Texas 20, total u. 8. 20. Mixed yege-
tables, Texas 10, total U. S. 20.
Sunday shipments: Potatoes. Texas
/. total L. 5. 80. Mixed vegetables,
Texas 10. total u. S. 20. Mixed Cit
rus, Texas J., tstai u. s. /. Egg
plants. Texas ], total u. S. i. Grape
fruit, Texas rs. total ". s. 10. Spin
aeh, Texas 8, total NJ. :. :. Toma-
toes, Texas 8. total II. s. g.
Shipments oyer the Missouri Pa
cific Lines Saturday, according to
report from the office NJ A. B.
haldron, general agent at Harlin-
gen, totaled % cars. They included
~ cars grapefruit and 2 Ears mixed
fruit; 4 ears mixed vegetables, /
car potatoes, 1 car cabbage, / to-
matoes, 2 cars beets and carrots.
Total shipments over the Missouri
Pacific 70 date are AIS fruit and 2g5
vegetables, grand total 7l3. same
date last year; frait 279, vegetables
-, grand total 81.
Beets
Cincinnati - Steady, S~1.5O-sI.75
bushel basket; receipts, Texas J.,
others 9, on track i.
Kansas City-Home grown sup
plying market.
New York-Steady. crates s2.75 To
$780, receipts b. on track q.
Philadelphia-Stcady. crates S2.25
TO $3.50; receipts 0, on track 0.
Pattsburgh-About steady, crates
500 to $50; receipts 0, on track 0.
Baltmore-Ste4dy, $3.50 TO Si.63:
receipts 0, or track 3.
Carrots
C~hicago-Weaker, $3.50 to Sl.75;
receipts, Texas 70, others 8, on
track 40.
Cincinnati-steady, bushei basket
$3.50 70 Sits; receipts, Texas i.
others Q, on track 0.
Kansas City-Weaker, crates $500
70 S2.25-receipts, Texas 6, other J.,
on track &.
New York-Dul, Gates $50 70
$500: receipts Texas 2, others i, on
track 2.
Philadelrhia-Dull. crates si.75 "
s-.25; receipts, Texas q, others 4, On
track q.
Pittsburgh-About steady. crates
$500 20 S2.50; receipts Texas o,
others s, on track O..
81. Louis-Steadv, crates s2.14; re-
eeipts, Texas 8. others @, on track 8.
Cabbage
Chicaro-Steady. Gates S2.14: re-
q. on track 3.
Cincinaati-Dull. bulk ton 500 to
Sl0.0ai receipts, Texas Q, others 3
On track IT..
Kansas City-Stronger, cwt. 500: |
receipts, Texas Q, others 3, on track
81. Louis-Stroag. bulk per ton;
receipts. Texas 0, others I, on track
Eggplant
Chicago-Ahout steady. flat crates
$3.50 10 S2.00; receipts, Texas o.
others u, OH trac 4.
Cincinaati-Dull. flat crates 51.00
70 Si.5Q; receipts o. On track o.
PittshurEh-About steady. fiat
crates $3.50 to $500; receipts, Tex
o, others g, on track O..
Peppers
Chicaro-Ahout steady, flat crates
$500 70 S2.Z5; receipts, Texas Q.
others /. on track z.
Cincinnati - Steady. flat crates
S2.75; receipts, Texas Q, others 1. on
track 2.
Pittsburgh ~ About steady. fla.
crates $500 70 S2.25; receipts, Texas
o, others 3. on track O.
81. Louis-Stendy. crates $3.50 to
S2.T5: receipts, Texas 0, others 7, on
track O.
Grapefruit
.Chicago-Receipts Texas o., others
Il, on track 3.
Kansas City-Receipts, Texas Q
others q. On track r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Texas q,
others >. o. track 0.
81. Louis-Reoeipts, Texas 0, 9th.
ers 2, on track /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
Oklahoma SOIons
Planning to Meet

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Dec. s.
tRl-Leadprs Of the movement for "A
special session Of the Oklahoma
legislature proceeded today deliber-
atcay with their plans for q seit-con-
vcned session tomorrow. despite at
opiEtnn oI the state supreme court
holding that the meeting could be
convened only by call Of the COVER
nor whose office. with other state
departments. 10 has been summoned
70 Investigate.
Calming that a3 members Of the
house az Representatives had regis
tered hare, session leaders %announc-
td that an organization caucus
would meet tonight.
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Taylor Made News
No. as
To bc sure we han

To DO sure we ham
die the old reliable
"~SHEETRocK" manu-
featured by the Unit
cd States Gypsum Co.
We have sold this
board for years, and
IL has given excellent
satisfaction.
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Uph~ u Fall In
Elk Hill Decision

WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 5.-tP,
The action Of Albert b. Fail. for
ner secretary 81 the interior in sus-
tanning the title Of the Standard Oil
company Of California to a portion
Of the Elk Hill reserve in southern
California. under a grant from the
state Of California. was uphold to-
day by the District of Columbia
court Of appeals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
LIKESTnCk


KANSAS CITY, Kan. Dec. Up,
Hogs 5000; slow; top SOS; pack
ing sows 6.75G7.60; stock pigs 500
@S.5O-
Cattle $4,000; calves $500; steady;
good 1852 pound steers 1850. bulk
short feds l1.O0@l3.O0; heavy steers
held above 100. veal top 1900;
stockers and feeders 9.00Ml1.5O.
Sheep 6-000; steady; top fed
lambs 1850; shorn yearlings 10.l0I
1900; ewes 5.50G6.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 5.-tP1-In-
fluenced by unresponsive cables
from Liverpool, the Chicago wheat
market soen turned downward today
after an irregular start.
Opening 7-S cent decline to Ii
cent advance, Chicago wheat scored
a little but then underwent q gen
eral sag. Corn, Oats and provisions
were also easier, corn starting un-
changed to Ia off and subsequently
showing further losses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
ReInus VIII Not
Testify lie SAYS

CINCINNATI, o., Dee. 5.-F1-
George Remus. the former king o.
~bootlegEers. served notice upon
Judge Chaster T.. Shock at the re
ncwal of his murder trial today that
he would O testify in mis- own be
half.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Every Sheetr o c X
panel is a full three
eiEhths OF an inch
thick; and you can
obtain the panels I'm
lengths that win fit
from floor to ceiling
Of the rooms in your
house.
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POTATnES

CHICAGO, H., Dee. 5.-tP-Po-
tatoes dull, Wisconsin sacked round
whites $50 a los; Minnesota, North
Dakota sacked round whites and Red
river ohios 1880 n Lao; Idaho
sacked russets No. 1, $50 a. 1855.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

CHICAGO, I'LL, Dec. 5.-tF1-Poul-
try alive finn; fowls 17M13;
springs 1905; turkeys 25I30;
ROSTERS ~; ducks %; geese 20.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Claude Nj c h q
CSaint Nick) repre-
senting the South
western Portland Ce-
ment Co. makers of
EEL TORO" cement
paid us a visit last
Saturday. Claude says
I'll Toro cement IN
the best In the world,
and we heartily agree
with him.
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N I u nF GnLn

CHICAG0.--A woman dressed en-
tirely in black carried into an or
pharr' k'r'e a box filled with gold
pieces to the value OF SO 500 and then
hurried away.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

younger members Of the church are
preparing a program. A social hour
will BIZ part OF the entertainment
OF the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
NARsHEr COWS NATIvFs

SYDNEY. NJ. s. W.-Rebellious ma
tiyes ~ the solomon Islands have
arrival 81 the Australian cruiser Ade-
laide.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

OF course, the edges
of each panel of
Sherlock Wallboa Y a
are protected by Ill
bre covering. Rernem-
Der that Sheetrock In
q superior product.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

NEW YORK, n. y, Dee. 5.-lP)-
Bar silver So 3-S; Mexican dollars
IS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

III IL was as easy 10
select Christmas gifts
for others, ms 1t will
be TO please us. the
job would be finish
ed. We don't know
of a single thing we
don't need.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 5.-The
cotton market was easy in the early
trading today on rumors OF beArish
ginnings and crop estimates and de-
c!ined to levels q TO % points IN
der Saturdays close.
Liverpool cables were lower than
due and the market opened easy in
sympathy. Prices continued to de-
cline after the start on rumors OF
a ginning estimate Of $50, 900 bales
for the last period and an estimat-
ed crop OF I3.l50.000 bales. January
sold off to 1885. March 1888 and
May 1864. 81 to 2S points net down.
Towards the end OF the first half
hour the market rallied five TO six
points from the lows on trade buy
ing induced By the lower prices.
The market turned easy again
later in the morning on less favor
able reports from the cotton goods
market. January declined 10 1918,
March 19.49 and May 1851, 81 to
SO points below the previous close.
Towards noon prices rallied 4 to
6 points but trading continued al
most inactive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
DEC. 5, 1927

Some people 90 to
the banks to deposit
money. others to fill
their fountain pens.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Published In the In
terest Of the People
Of Brownsville and
Vicinity by Taylor
Lumber Co. G w.
Clark. Mgr.
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BUTTER AND EGGS
SfLXER

CHICAGO. I'LL. Dec. 5.-E-But-
ter and eggs unchanged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
MARKETS


NEW YORK. N. r., Dec 5.-lF-
The cotton market opened barely
steady at q decline Of 10 70 Is
points under southern and local
selling promoted by relatively high
Liverpool cables. January eased off
to 1927 snd May to 1851, net de-
clines Of 20 % % points on active
months, but these prices brought In
a renewal Of covering and trade
buying also was reported This
steadied the market and caused rail-
lies Of five or six points from the
loves. By the end Of the first hour.
Prices subsequently eased under
liquidation and some further local
and southern selling.
The market was a shade steadier
&C rallies Of four or five points from
the lowest around midday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05
DO YOU ADMIRE
A RIkPLY FACE (?

People today lock upon an u~nsightly
skin as IN evidence OF earelessrees
and neglect; and the person who goet
around with q face covered in pimpiea
or other displeasinE skin i~rritationa
iH apt to lose friends rather than make
them.
ask your druggist for Back ard
White Ointment ard use 81 according
20 directions ft An pleasant 20 use
highly beneficial and scientifically
safe.
For best results use Biack and
White Skin Soap With Black and
white Ointment All dealers aeil
them az small cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

The ladies Of the
Sacred Heart Church
are giving q Christ
mas Bazaar In the
Wells Building on
Thursday. Friday, and
Sat Of this
week. Sure, they will
have some good eats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Mr.. II. A. Stone of
our Houston Office
was with us last week
assisting US in taking
our inventory. With
this inventory out OF
our way, we have
nothing 70 do only
take care OF our old
customers and make
new ones by selling
them "Rutchter's Dur
able Paint" A salts
fled customer In n
mighty fine advertise
ment.
Here we've bleleln
preach ing "Do IL
early" and we have
MT bought our Christ
mas presents yet.
Time to get busy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

Certa we're
glad to run announ-
cements of Browns
Vile meetings. This
space 10 intended to
be- useful, not crna-
mental Phone them
in. No charge OK any
kind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

An undertaken in
London recently adj
vertised free fun
erals for all suicides.
He was promptly ar
rested and charged
with contributing to-
ward the extermina-
tior Of the Scotch
race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-05

We are mighty
proud Of our Junior
High Football Team.
We felt sure from
the very first that
they would put the
finishing touch, to
that Palestine Bunch.