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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-05
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Byrd and Larry Browning had
been married only a short time. II
had been love at first sight between
a man who wanted life to move
swiftly and e~xcitingly and a girl of
golden beauty, simply brought up in
n small town, who expected TO settle
down and have a homo and children.
There were many things that
threatened their happiness right
fro mthe beginning: Larry's part
nership with INSCRIPTIONS Jack
Duncan in n speculative venture,
floating the stock Of the Builders
Supply company. Larrv's continual
loans from Byrd's father. who was
president of a bank in Jacksonville;
the succession of parties with a fast
moving crowd, consisting Of Tiny
and Fred Oberman. Jack and India
Campbell. a former sweetheart Of
Larry's; Larry's growing extrava-
gance. his refusal to break off his
friendship with India. lastly, their
increasing number of ouarrels over
liquor. bills. card games, over all
sorts of differences.
DAI0 UdItllN GdiHb 70 cINHu q
week with them. Before they left,
il was arranged that Byrd's young
sister. Pat. who was hitting the
trail like the rest Of these young
colts" spend the summer with them.
Pat arrived. decked out like ths
rainbow and full Of pep and with
ideas of her own. and presented a
new problem. Byrd's attempt TO
tone down her exuberant. oyer-dress-
ed sister, brought Larry TO Pats de-
Tense. Byrd made an effort to
plant ON serious ideas into Pats
shining. red head; but Larry not
only did not cooperate. but took
Pat to a movie that night. Just as
Byrd had settled down to the mend
ing there was a knock at the door.
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CHAPTER XXyIT
Byrd opened the door and gave
n little gasp as she saw Jack Dun
can standing there.
why, Jack Duncan" she cried,
what in the world are you doing
here at this time of night, Why
didn't you telephone first il you
wanted to see Larry?
"Who said ! wanted to see Larry.
angelest? That's just the reason 7
did come. ! knew Larry wasn't
here" he smiled into her eyes.
He threw his light oy~ercoat and
hat onto a chair. and proceeded to
take out n cigarette.
IL hoped I'd find you Alone he
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meet November % at the home of Ms.
Martha Jarboe, when Mrs. Edna Cook
and Mrs. Helen Roland will be hostesses.
AT this time final arrangements will
De completed for the card party and
dance. which the association will give
November "a at Oysters Auditorium.
JUNIOR ORDER U. A. M.
The thirty-third annual convention
OF the State Council of the District of
Columbia convened in the Junior Tenn
pie November z, with State Counciior
oscar T. Harlow presiding. Favorable
action was taken on advance reports
submitted through the State secretary.
The following officers we're elected
Thursday evening: State councillor. A.
c. Columbus; Edward @. Beck of Con-
stellation Council. State vice councillor:
John Prender, reelected State secretary
for the ninth term Of two years each:
r. w. Hawkins, State treasurer; Frank
G. Mangum, State conductor: William
p. Earnest, ST.. State warden; Edward
A. Diehl, State inside sentinel, John r.
Currier of Edward ]. Ross Council,
State outside sentinel; Rev. George L.
Myers, reelected State chaplain; Frank
D. SeifIert and Charles H. Hid. national
representatives; Past State Councillor
odiilcS MduLSOu, j., VI washington
Council, judge of elections
The Friday evening session was de-
voted to unfinished business and adj
dresses from the national councillor ani
his staff of officers. Executive boards
from II States were recorded present.
The National officers and the State
officers representing 20 States were re-
ceived by President Coolidge on Satur-
day and a pilgrimage was made 10
Mount Vernon and wreath placed ga
the tomb of Washington. A conference
banquet was held at the Raleigh ES:aa
in the evening. A pilgrimage was nao$
to Arlington National Cemeterv and .
wreath placed on the Tomb of re On.
known Soldier memorial service was
held at Emanuel Episcopal Church An
acostia, D. c., and the sermon was er-
livered by the Rev. Luther Franck, rec
tor of the church. in the evening
John l.. Burnett Council was calleS
to order Wednesday evening at 1870
Wisconsin avenue, with Past Councillor
Continued on Thirteenth Page,
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we, Mrs. James ;. Flynn ant
Miss Elizabeth Dolan, trustees.
The Washington Circle has been ex-
tended an invitation to attend the in.
stallation of officers of the Indian Head
(Md.) Circle today at IL o'clock, after
whifh dinner will be served at the home
of Mrs. Alice Schroeder. Those who
wish may attend mass at 1890 O'Clock
at Glymcunt. tId.
The annual banquet of the Washing
= Circle will be held tomorrow et
the Willard Hotel. Members who wish
to attend are requested to notify the
chairman, Mrs. H. S. Newman, 28Od
Twcnty-seventh street.
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
After a radio program Tuesday eve-
ming Right Rev. William J. Hafey, ma
tional chaplain, gave lecture on 1.-THE
Holy Land" A reading was given by
Miss Leona Anthony, and musical
program.
The membership will receive COM
munion today at O'Clock at St MAI :
tins Church.
Tuesday evening the regular social
monthly meeting of Court No. 212 will
be held
A card party in charge of the hone
chest committee for the bazaar will be
held Friday evening, November 23
Miss Florence Hosford and her COM
mittee will have card party
The Ursuline luncheon will be held
November 26-27.
Plans are near completion for the
annual dinner and bazaar November
80 c-.-d December !.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
A meeting of the Rubey class adop-
ton committee was held at the Office
of the District deputy, Henry H. Mil
lard. to compete arrangements for the
Joint assemblage of the members of
Talbot, Washington, Columbia, George
town, Lincoln West End and Central
Camps November 20 Plans have also
been completed for the participation OF
the uniformed drill team of Washing
ton Camp, P. E. Beach, commander.
This team has been drilling for some
time and is now prepared to assist the
degree team in the initiation of the
large class of candidates. A final re-
hearsal of the degree team was decided
upon, W " HeIu az AaiOoC lamp Ahi-
tations have been extended to camps
at Rockville. Laytonsville, Gaithersburg
ana other nearby Maryland towns. A
delegation will be present from the diff
ferent camps in Baltimore.
The principal guest of honor will be
Head Consul A. r. Talbot. The class
Of candidates has been named in honor
Of State Deputy S. c. A. Rubey. whose
headquarters are located in Newark,
N. J. A banquet will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall at $50 pm. preceding the
reception to the head consul.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
A visitation of Grand Chancellor A.
lacy EmbreY and his associate Grand
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Warthan. ST., will direct the minstrels.
The Jolly Antlers will entertain
guests November 25 at their club
house at Herring Bay. Md. An oyster
roast has been arranged by President
Edward j. Krieg and c. r. Wadell. w.
E. Keefer. A. H. Huber and E. Law
renee Phillips.
The annual memorial services of the
lodge will be held December at the
home at 8 pm. Past Grand Exalted
Ruler Fred Harper OF Lynchhurg: Va.
Lodge will deliver the principa! ad-
dress. The chairman Of the commit
tee, John E. Lynch, has appointed the
following to assist him: John E. Lynch,
D. r. Nihion. William S. Shelby, John
H. Marville. John j. O'Connell, Arthur
NJ McCreight, John D. Powers, Edwin
S. Puller, P. J. Callan, Past Exalted
Ruler Henry /. Quinn. Michael G.. Nc
Cormick, Sidney M. Wilder, Charles j.
Montgomery Lemuel Robcy. Edward j.
Krieg, A. B. Evans, A. j. Schwartz
John D. Fitzgerald. David ]. Barry,
John c. Wood, Philip Little, joseph
Hagerty. James L. Ward and Arthur A.
Riemer
Past Exalted Ruler Edwin S. Fuller
will deliver the main address at At
lantic City Lodge, N. j.. and Harry !.
Quinn, also member of WASHINGTON
Lodge. will be the orator at Baltimore.
Md. Lodge at its memorial services
December 2.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Keane Council, No. 353, will meet
Thursday at 7:30 pm. at the knights
of Columbus Hall. The annual turkey
night will be held after the meeting
Keane Councils 500 Club will hold
its second party of the season Thurs
day at $50 pm. at the Knights of
Columbus Hail. 9l8 Tenth street north
west Mrs Edna Mulligan and Mrs
Edwin P. Goodwin will be the hostesses,
assisted by the following committee:
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Saur Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Neligan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Donovan, James P. McKeon. William
Mulligan. Edwin p Goodwin. Mrs.
Harry Burns, Edward A. Strudley,
Daniel Hyland and Henry G. Nolda,
Charles Dean is chairman of the club
and Charles Boone is secretary. These
parties are given for the relief fund
of the council.
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.
At the last meeting of Circle No. 178,
November IL, at the Washington Club
Seventeenth and K streets, the follow
ing officers were elected: Mrs. James
Haskell. past regent: Miss Katherine C.
Ratcliffe, regent: Miss Alice NJ Burke,
vie regent; Miss Virginia Offutt, moni-
to; Mrs. Katherine c. Denz. custodian;
Miss Jennie Coleman, chancellor Miss
Catherine Sullivan, financial secretary;
Miss Anne Ferguson, recording secre-
tary: Miss Mary T. Wolfe. treasurer;
Miss Myrtle C. Bailey. inner guard; Mrs.
Mable M. Burke. outer guard; Mrs
Bernard Saffell, scribe; Miss Mary Eli
len Manning. organist, and Mrs. George
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state Councillor. The remaining two
officers are Past State Councillor Mrs.
Julia DeLano, national representative.
Daughters of America. and Mrs Mabel
G.. Downing, State inside sentinel. The
address of welcome was made by Coun-
cilor Mrs. Sarah Cavannaugh. Those
contributing to the program were Miss
Ethel Giddings, with vocal solos, ac-
companied at the piano by Sherman
Miller, and Miss Frances Casalege,
dramatic recitations, accompanied at
the piano by David Pezold. The follow
ing presentations of gifts mere made
To Deputy Mrs. E. Viola Thompson by
Mrs. Annie Sullivan. treasurer: to Ma
tional Representative Mrs. Julia De
Lano by Mrs. Eleanor Casalege; to State
Council Inside Sentinel Mrs. Mabel G
Downing by Associate Junior Past
Councillor Mrs. Annie Scoggins, and a
personal gift from Mrs. Hayes was pre-
sented by Mrs Mamie Cox Howell.
The November meeting of the Sem
her Fidelis Club of Kenmore Council
was held at the home of Mrs. Clara A.
Rock, and was called to order by Presi-
dent Mrs. Cleada E. Horne. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Helen Hart
we'll, 644 E street southwest.
B.P. O. ELKS.
The ninth annual charity ball of
| Washington Lodge will be held at
the New Willard Hotel Tuesday eve
ming, November Of Gen. John j. PERISH
| ing of Ell Paso, Tex. Lodge. Past Grand
! Exalted Ruler Fred Harper of Lynch
| burg, Va. lodge. Past Grand Ex-
alted Ruler Rush L. Holland, Past
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
Patrick j. Callan. member of the
! credentials committee of the Grand
Lodge; II. E. Dyer of Roanoke, Va.
Lodge, and Grand Esteemed Lecturing
Knight John J. Powell Of Wilmington
! Del. Lodge will assist the executive
committee Judge Robert E. Mating
| lv is chairman of the charity ball com
mittee
Exalted Ruler Nathan WE'LL. with the
other officers of the lodge, will complete
the management. The drill team. com
manded by Maj. c. Eugene Edwards
will assist the floor committee, Charles
l.. Rouse chairman.
The Los Angeles club has been Or
eanized with DR.. John T. Ready,
: chairman: Howard M. Peter secre-
tary; John E. Lynch. assistant secre-
tary. and Patrick j. Callan, treasurer
The club now has so members Charles
! Montgomery has been made chairman
! of the Los Angeles regular Tuesday
night dances.
| washington Lodge will have more than
! 200 Of It's members as guests OF HagerS-
| town. Md. Lodge in that city December
II. The officers, assisted by the drill
team will initiate a large class OF can
didates that evening. J. j. O'Connell
has been made chairman of the trans
portation committee.
The ElkS Klown Komedy Ministries
have been organized and are rehears-
ing for the entertainment of the chill
dren in all of the orphan asylums in
| the city Robert HOY and George G
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday-Potomac, No. 5, F. c.
B. B. French. No. Is. grand visi-
tation. pm, Seventy-htth an
Pentalpha. No. %. and Theodore
Roosevelt. No. Al, joint grand
visitation. pm.
Mpnt S,psTt Plfssaps; Pfes No. Nc q. s. N A. Ma
rnesdsy~-NationaI. No. IL, social.
NJ. NJ. Parker, No. g. e. 4.
King David, No. %. F g
No IA, grand visitation, $50
Osiris. No. 26. grand visitation, 8
East Gate, No. "a. f. A.
Theodore Roosevelt. No. a., F. C.
BarriSter. U, D., M. NJ;
THURSDAY The New Jerusalem, No. 9,
FridayIst. Johns. No. II. social,
Saturday-Sch of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS,
Monday-Petworth' No. lS' Royal
Tuesday~-La Fayette. No. S. social.
Wednesday COLUMBIA, No. i. P. M.
rhursda9E Sa% NJ Washinr 81 M ton. No. .. Roya.
FridayMcapitol. No II. Royal Arch;
Mount Pleasant. No. 49, Royal
Arch.
CRYPTIC MASONRY.
Monday-W WaShington Council, NO. !,
S NJ. degree.
SCOTTISH RITE.
Tuesday-Mithras Lodge of Perfec-
tion, statutory assembly.
Robert de Bruce Council OF Ka-
doSh, twenty-first degree.
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Lodge officers was held to Columbia
Lodge Wednesday evening.
Webster Lodge and Excelsior Lodge
Will meet Tuesday; Mount Vernon,
wednesday evening; Hermione Lodge.
Friday evening, ct Thirty-second j
M streets, and Rathbone Superior Lodge
Friday evening.
AS Christmas comes on the fourth
Tuesday in December. lodges meeting
on that date or the day previous may
get dispensation TO omit that conven-
tion by applying to the grand chan
cellor. The annual elections In the sew
eral lodges occur the last convention in
December fer officers for 1929.
Rathbone Temple will have its annual
roll call November 80 All members are
requested to BE- present. The members
of Rathbone Temple and Friendship
Temple have been invited to visit
Mount Vernon Temple, Pythian Sisters,
Baltimore, Md. tomorrow evening.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Valentine will be hostess at a
card party to be held at the clubhouse
tomorrow at 80 pm. for the benefit OF
the house. The card party will imme-
diately follow the regular luncheon.
which will this week be In charge of
Liberty Union Review.
Victory Review will meet tomorrow
evening at o'clock at the clubhouse.
Liberty Union Review will meet at 8
o'clock Monday evening at the club.
The Monday Lunch Review will meet
1T noon tc-.-orrow at the clubhouse.
Washington Review will meet Tues
da" evening at o'clock.
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meet at the clubhouse Wednesday eve
ming.
National Review will meet Friday eve
ming.
The recently organized dancing class
for children will be held every Saturday
afternoon hereafter at o'clock. Miss
Gertrude Bunch is in charge Of the
class.
DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS.
The Official visitation by Great Sa-
chem A. H. Dyer, the board of great
chiefs and Mrs. Beulah Powell, director
Of the Gtgree. was made to Waneta
Council Tuesday. The address of well
come was l.ade by the Pocahontas, Mrs.
Fairall. Gifts were presented to Great
Sachem Over. Director of the Degree
MIS-. Beush Powell and to Instructress
of the Council Mrs. Lillian Jenkins.
White Eagle Council held social
night Wednesday. A dance and min
strel show will be held November 81 It
7l3 D street.
The official visitation to Idaho Coun-
Gil will be made by Great Sachem Dyer,
the board Of great chiefs and Direct or
Of the Degree Mrs. Beulah Powell No
vember 20 at Pythian Temple.
u,iI1 y1ooof NHry1 10 =,
at pm. at Pythian Temple.
The Thanksgiving service Will be held
November 25 at Western Presbyterian
Church, Nineteenth and H streets, at 8
pm
The Past Pocahontas' Association will
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FRATERNITIES

Grand Chapter officers for the annual
visitation Election of officers will be
held December IL. They will be In
stalled December %.
ODD FELLOWS.
The last official visitation of the year
will be made Wednesday evening to
Frienship Lodge at Odd Fellows Temple.
Eastern Lodge conferred the initia-
tory degree on candidates last Wednes-
day evening. Due to the visitation of
Friendship Lodge this week, Eastern
will postpone the first degree until the
following Wednesday.
Brightwood Lodge conferred the In
itiatory degree last Friday night upon
Olaf Olsen. This was the first time
any degree work has been done under
the new ritual The lodge will hold its
annual costume dance Friday night in
its hall at Georgia and Colorado ave-
nues.
The grand master officially visited
Federal City Lodge last week. program
was presented
AS honored guests of Mount Rainier
| Lodge. of Mount Rainier. Md, Grand
Master ]. Burton Kincer and the grand
officers attended the Zone S rally
ast Tuesday evening in Bluebird Hall
The rally was composed of lodges in the
southern part of Maryland and attended
| by the members of those lodges and
! their candidates. One hundred candi-
/ dates received the initiatory degree. The
degree was conferred by full staff
! from Washington Lodge of Baltimore
| The grand master. Rev. j. Riley Bergey
and his official staff of Maryland wert
| present.
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Mizpah Chapter will hold short
business meeting November 20. A
SPECIAL meeting will be held November
30 for the purpose CT the grand visi-
tation.
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Miriam Chapter met last Monday
night and conferred the degrees on
Miss Reva Banks and Ivan J. Dali
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The Ladies' Auxiliary of Brightwood
-ommandery No. 6. will give card
,artv Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
5rightwood Masonic TEMPLE. Georgia
nd Colorado avenues. with 500. bridge
nd pitch for the benefit of kiddies'
light
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Bond Buyers See
Valley Security

McALLEN. Sept. 12.-Having in
vested in Valley bonds. two officials
Of the Slovak Benevolent society are
IN the Valley seeing what you have
to back up your securities" one of
the officials said. The officials here
are q. II. Curnosky. president, and
J. r. kubena. secretary and treas
Urer.
The society. which has invested
several hundreds Of Thousands Of
dollars in Valley irrigation bonds.
has its headquarters in Houston and
has assets owe two million dollars.
According 20 one Of the officials.
they expect Ia make additional pur-
chases Of Valley bonds when they
return TO Houston.
The party was taken on a tour al
the Valley BY W. r. Mccarthy. sec
rotary of the local chamber Of COM
merce and according 10 McGarity.
the more the visitors saw the more
~favorably impressed they we're with
the Valley and the investment their
society had made.
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MANSFIELD, Eng Twenty-fcur
tramps refused to dig hard ground
nc the local workhouse and all were
sentenced TO seven years hard Ia
Dor.
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Rotary Dance To
Open Observance
OF Diez y Seis


Festivities in connection with the
celebration Of Diez v Seis, Mexican
national holiday, will be ushered In
Friday evening with the Matamcros
Rotary clubs dinner dance to be held
at ala Villa Espanola," beginning az
500 o'clock.
All Rotarinns in the Valley and
members or their families have been
invited 10 attend. Officials OF Valley
cities and counties have also been ex-
tended an invitation
The principal attraction on Diez v
Seis will be the polo match between
officers ar the 18th Mexican Cavalry,
garrisoned at Matam0ros and the Of
ficers of the 18th United States
cavalry. stationed at Fort Brown. The
game. the second OF a series or three,
will be played on the army polo field
in the Mexican city.
A fiesta has already opened on one
Of Matamoros' plaza and will prob
ably continue through the month of
September. according to L. Lopez
Montero, Mexican consul in Browns
vile.
The fiesta attractions include nu-
merous display and entertainment
booths and carnival attractions.
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CAL RETURNS;
Sees KELLOGG
Obtain Secr
Impressions At
Pact Meet

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-tPl-
President Coolidge returned from his
Brule. Wis, vacation today and with
in fifteen minutes after his train ar
rived had gone to work at his desk,
the first business being a conference
with Secretary Kellogg
Secretary Kellogg was among the
cabinet members who welcomed DIR.
Coolidge back to the capital. The
President was anxious To obtain from
his secretary or state, only recently
returned from Europe, all details as
TO the impression created IN Europe
BY the anti-war treaty and also 10
obtain Mr.. Kellogg's ideas regarding
the much discussed Franco-British
naval agreement
The long ride back from Wiscon-
sin was one Of the most uneventful
ever taken BY President Coolidge. Al
though some crowds collected az the
few stops which the presidential
train made. these were smaller than
usual, and only once, at Chicago. was
their insistence for a glimpse Of Mr..
and Mrs. Coolidge satisfied by the
chief executive.
At Newcastle Junction, Pa, Secre-
tary Davis. Of the labor department,
who had made a speech In the vicin-
ity during the day, joined the presi-
Dental party 10 return to Washing
ton with Mr.. Coolidge. Owing, how
ever. IL the ~Iateness OF the hour when
Mr.. Davis boarded the train yester-
day evening. the chief executive had
little time for discussion with his
cabinet officer before retiring for the
night.
Apart from q few brief Interrupt
tions. Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge passed
the time during the journey watch
ing the countryside and playing with
their three dogs which. unaccustomed
10 train travelling. demanded constant
attention and petting from their
masters.
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JURY REPORTS
81 TRUE Bills
Recess Taken to Octo'
Der |; Jury Cases
Start Monday

After reporting 81 true bills the
Cameron county grand jury recess
ed Tuesday night until October 4
when II will again take up investiga-
tion Of several cases and also various
matters referred to the jury by the
court.
Twelve additional bills were re
ported BY the grand jury Tuesday
afternoon. indictments reported
upon which arrests have been mEde
include:
Francisco Mendieto. charged with
driving while intoxicated; made
bonds.
Cipriano Morales, burglary; con
fined In county Jail.
Robert II. Elliott and VIM. Doyle,
burglary and theft; confined in
county Jail.
Daniel Gomez. liquor law viola
ton; confined in county Jail.
#. ID. Slayton, felony theft; con
fined in county Jail.
Jose Rodriguez, burglary and theft
in private residencei confined in
jail.
Richardson, q resident Of SAINTS
Rosa. was arrested in San Antonio
and was brought back to Cameron
county Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff
George Miller.
Setting Of the docket for the jury
trial, which will start Monday, Eep.
tember 81, is proceeding as fast
indictments are returned and arrests
made. The docket for September N
includes Francisco Leal. charged
with murder; Roy Stuckey. murder;
Truwit Cowan. driving while intox-
icated; Truwitt Cowan and Simon
Celaya, murder.
Two charges against Or. George s
Stell in connection with the deaths
Of two women, have been set fol
trial, the first on September rs, ant
the second on October 4. These eases
were continued from the last term
Three cases again A. WI. Sasse
formerly Of San Benito, charged
with swindling. continued from tn,
last term, have been set for tria
October 4.
Murder charges against Ventur,
Juare and Timoteo Robes have beer
set for trial on September 20. and
trial of Jose Rivera, charged will
assault with attempt to murder. i,
set for September &c.