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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
CITY BRIEFS

Want To R%efinance the loan on
your residence or business proper
ty? We make monthly loans TO
buy. build. improve or ~refinance
residence or business property.
Prompt service. Todd & Under
wood. Insurance-Loans-Bonds Spi-
vey-Kowalski Building. 407 Eleventh
street. Adv. If.
Attends Conveniently. o. Wash
ington left Friday night for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he will attend the
annual convention Of the National
Roadbuilders Association. He is ex-
pected to return about January l6.
For Sale-Set timers tools, also
location for tin shop, San BenIto or
Brownsville for rent. Inquire Phil
lips Store, San Benito.-Adv. 10.
Is Improving-Mrs. VIM. A. Ross,
who has been seriously Ill at her
home. 1914 jefferson street, Is re-
ported to be improving.
DIR. W. II. Dear. Dentist. has NOV
ed his office from the Combe build
ing 10 the State National Bank
building, room 20S.-Adv. LA.
Have Moved-Dean and Mrs. S. A.
Coldwell have recently moved TO
the Gentry apartments where they
will be near the Junior college
building.
For Better Signs cali at Pena's
Sign shop opposite Court House on
Monroe street.-The.
Informatson Book Started-Misses
Doris Faux and Malvina Garibay.
UNDERGRADUATES Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, are employing their
spare moments during the absence
of G. q. Richardson. manager. by
compiling statistics for an informa-
ton booklet 20 be used in the Of
flee. Newspaper clippings on every
thing pertaining to civic work for
the past several years are being
utilized.
Athletic Courts Delaycd-Incle-
ment weather for the past several
weeks has put a temporary halt to
the work on the athletic courts
under construction at the high
school. but the work will be re-
sumed as soon as the weather
clears, Thomas j. zoe, superintend-
ent said Saturday.
For Rcnt-The Tower Sandwich
shop and tea room on Harlingen high
way at Arroyo Park. Parties must
have best Of references. Inquire
Phillips Store. San Berito.-Adv. 10.
Away Friday-Mr. r. Hall. eoun-
~ attorney. was in Harlingen Fri
day afternoon. attending to business
connected with his office. He was
at his desk in the basement Of the
courthouse Saturday morning.
Mocha and Java, the finest of
c~offees. at the Coffee Shop on
Twelfth Street,. r.
For Sale-Aspinwall potato plant
ers at special prices TO Brownsville
growers; also June Pink tomato seed.
81 per pound. Phillips Store, San
Benito.-Adv. 10.
School Kids Itch vanishes after a
few days b. applying q piec. of cot
ton, saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy, TO affected psrts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
70 refund our money Il It fails
Adv. Cd
Ringworm.-One bottle Of Imperial
Eczema Remedy is guaranteed to be
enough for any case. All druggists
are authorized TO refund your money
IL IL failS-Ady- (Al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
HOLDS
FISH RECORDS
Nearly Million Pounds
Shipped in Year, Re-
port Shows

Point Isabel, with a total Of 92S,.
51l pounds Of fish shipped between
September /, 1926 and August 81,
1927, led all Texas fish shipping
points, according e the annual re
port Of the state game, fish and
oyster commission.
Corpus Christi ranked second with
a total OF SiG.S66 pounds and
Arkansas Pass was third with 354,-
iS4 pounds.
Corpus Christi led in the total
value Of its marine products. ship
ping IN addition to the fish s36.393
pounds OF shrimp and 1866 bar
rels of oysters. Point Isabel re-
ported only S,495 pounds Of shrimp
and the oyster catch was negligible.
In the report to the governor.
Commissioner VIM. j.. Tucker urges
i state appropriation for the pur-
pose OF cutting channels IN Padre
Island 20 reduce the salinity of the
Laguna Madre, which at certain
seasons Of the year is so great as
to cause great mortality Of fish.
Investigators for the department
reported in Septemger, 1926. that
in the central part Of the Laguna
the surface of the water was clot-
ted with dead fish in all directions"
Tests made of the Laguna waters
showed the salinity to range from
two TO three times that Of the
gulf waters.
The Bureau Of Fisheries has been
asked TO 60 into the subject Of the
Laguna Madre jointly with the War
Department, Commissioner Tucker
reports. The object Of this is to de-
termine whether such passes are
feasible from an engineering stand
point. and TO determine from a
biological study whether such meas
ures would transform any consider
able part Of the Laguna into a
habitable place for fish during the
summer months.
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FRANCE
Continued from PAGE oneN

Continued from page cne)
American charg ~d'affaires in Paris
and the French foreign office.
In such conversations il j. en-
phasized that two cardinal American
contentious will be made the prere-
quisite 10 any final agreement. nam
eddy the inability OF the United
States TO conclude a bi~-iateral treaty
owing 70 the complications IN Amer
ica's foreign policy which such a pact
would doubtless arouse. and Am
erica's determination that no limita-
ton shall be placed upon the kind of
hostilitics which the would
cover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
REVIVAL CONTINUED

Evening services at the old Pres
byterisn church will be held Sun
day beginning at 1880 o'clock. The
subject of the sermon chosen is "No
Room for Jesus" Services will be
held in FL Jardin at 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon. This is a continual
ton of the revival services being
held in Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. H., Jan. Z, R1-Nheat
values averaged a little higher early
today influenced by unfavorable adj
vices regarding winter crop pros
poets. Starting unchanged to quar-
ter cent higher, wheat scored slight
general gains. Corn and oats were
easy, corn opening at a shade de-
cline TO is cent advance. but later
recording to below yesterday finish.
Provisions tended upward.
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HOTEL LEASED

MISSION. Jan. T.-W. W. Bennett
and wife have leased the Gill hotel
here and will take immediate po-
session. The Bennets came to the
Valley from Missouri and have
been in Mission the past six
months. Mrs. Bennett having leased
Mrs. TriGg's property at that time.
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r. o. u. Shipping Point Information
Reported Friday. Jan. o

II. O. n. Shipping Point information
Reported Friday. Jan. o
Lower Rio Grande valley Points:
Cabbage: Cool, rainy. Haulings
light. good wire inquiry. demand
good. market stronger. Carloads and
in mixed Ears r. O. B. usual terms
bulk per ton round type $500
$1,000. crates S1.30-Sl.40. Many
present shippers are from previous
sales. Wagon loads cash to growers
around $500.
Bects: HaulinEs insufficient "a
meet demand. good wire inquiry. de-
mand good. market strong. Carloads
and in mixed cars F.. Q. B. usual
terms, bustel baskets S~1.50-Sl.75
crates s~2.0O-s2.50.
Carrots: Haulings light account OF
weather; good wire inquiry. demand
good. market stronger. Carloads and
in mixed Ears ri. q. r.. usual terms
bushel baskets SI.0O-Sl.45, crates
Sl.50-S1.75.
Rochester, y. T., and
Nearby Points:
Cabbage: Minimum % degrees
maximum a.. Fairly good demand
market firm. Carloads II. q. Y. usu-
al terms, bulk per ton Danish type
to small to medium sizes mostly
5000. few low as $500.
Carrots: Demand moderate. mar
Let about steady. Carloads +. 0. b
usual terms. sacked per 100 lbs.
S5c-95c.
Lower Rio Grsnde Valley
Movement Reported Satur-
day Morning:
Mixed vegetables IS. bets and car
rots g.. carrots 6. cabbage II, grape
fruit s. Total. 80 cars.
Primary Destination Of
Lower Rio Grande Valley
Movement Jan. s:
Cabbage Houston Is. st. Louis &
birmingham o, : each New York ard
Chicago. ] each Denver. Atlanta
Rock Island, Jackson. Mics. Cincin-
natl. Chattanooga. Shreveport and
Dallas.
Mixed Vegetables: Houston 10. ST
Louis :. 2 each Tulsa and ChicaFo.
each TT. Worth. Philadelphia, W;ch.
tia. Washington. New Orleans. Dial
las. Montgomery, FL Paso, Birming
ham. Chattanooga and Paris. Texas.
Eeets and Carrots: 2 each New
York and New Haven, I each Hous.
ton. Richmond, Minneapolis, Jersey
City.
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Southern plains ard west gulf
states: Mostly fair first half next
week. followed by period Of rain lat
ter half OF week; cool at beginning
but colder probably near end.
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The Markets

80 10; extra firsts 47d4R: firsti
s2d44; seconds 3SG40-
Eggs lower. FISTS 90; crdInar.
firsts 30636-
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LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Kan. Jan. z. F-
Hogs $50; steady; top SIS; packing
sows 6.50T7.00.
Cattle 500; calves so; weeks top
heavy steers 1900; yearlinEs 1850:
vealers 400: bulk fed steers 1860
1875: fed hcifers 9o0d 1850: butcher
cows 100000; stockers and feeders
900G1150.
Sheer none; for week: few lambs
1910: shorn ycarlinr wetters ESQ,
$50; wooded ewes Tnn.
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POULTRY

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. Y. R-Poultry
alive steady; fowls 2iG26; springs
20G26; turkeys 2562s; roosters Is;
ducks 1902: geese 20.
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POTATOES

CHICAGO. H.. Jan. Z. fP-Pots-
toes dull. Wisconsin sacked round
whites 15nG1e5. Idaho sacked rus
sets No. !. 1900 $50: Florida tri'
umnhS hushel crates and hampers
250A 275.
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SIX THIEVES on ONE TRAIN

PARIS.-The police captured on an
express train from Italy six thieves
with an international reputation
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED

MISSION. Jan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Gobble are the parents Of a son
born last week.
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Truck Markets
Stanley
Via Naval Radio Station

Furnished TO The Herald by Tex
as Department Of Agriculture, Unit
ed States Bureau Of Agricultural
Economics and the San Antonio,
Texas Chamber or Commerce co-op-
Grating.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 7.-tFl
Early trading III the cotton mar
ket was entirely or an evening up
character for over the weekend. An
initial decline of seven TO eight
points on liquidation and realizing
was later recovered on week end
covering.
First trades showed losses Of | to
4 points despite favorable Liver
pool advices. Prices continued 10
ease off for n time after the start
until March dropped 70 1924, May
1920 and July 1905, seven TO eight
points under the previous close.
Later prices recovered 70 levels
parallel with yesterdays close.
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BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jan. Il. Ri-Rutter
lower: creamery extras 20; standards
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" YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. n. T.. Ian z. Up
The cotton market opened barely
steady at a decline OF 2 TO IL points
under liquidation aud local selling
apparently based on the relatively
easy showing Of Liverpool and talk
Of mill curtailment in some part
Of the South.
March sold off to 1925 at the start.
but offerings were comparatively
light, and prices soon sreadied on
trade buying and covering. Some
Wall street buying was reported.
probably influenced by the firmer
lone Of the stock market. and prices
Just about recovered their initial
losses. The market was compare
lively quiet. but steady at the end
Of the first hour.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-06-09
Do You Know
What a Woman Of
50 Should Weigh ?

1t all depends on her beighc Of
cou 7e.
If she is five feet seven inches in
height she should weigh according
to the bes2 authorities 142 pounds.
If she is feet o inches her nor
NAL weight is 134 pounds.
If she is feec inches she should
weigh 127 pounds.
Us dangerous to be always striv-
ing to grow thin-the Adirondack
Mountains and health resorts every
where are filed with health shat
tered women who will tell you that
it doesn': pay 10 be too thin.
That is why 30 mauy thousands Of
underweight men aud women are
puSting their faith in McCoy's Tab
let's.
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read
this ironclad guarantee. If after TAX
ing 4 sixty-cent boxes of McCoy's
Tablets or One Dollar boxes any
thin, underweight man or woman
doesn't gain at least pounds and
feel completely satisfied with the
marked improvement in health-your
druggist is authorized to return the
purchase price.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been shortened-just
ask for McCoy's Tablets at any drug
store in America.
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this? They wore dazzling cos
TUNES. l that speaketh in right
eousness, mighty to save. Has Jesus
ever introduced himself to you?
The minister must go and preach.
The Theme.
What must be this theme? 1t
must be Christ and Him crucitied.
If he breaches any other doctrine,
it will not be saving gospel. Feed
the flock over which God has made
us overseers. We must be spiritual
watchmen. When we see the enemy
coming, it is our duty to sound the
alarm. Last, but not least he is to
be a teacher. If you will carry out
these thoughts and you come to the
end of your career, it will be like
the Apostle Paul, when he said, l
have fought a good fight, / have
finished my course, have kept the
faith. Henceforth there is laid up
for me a crown of righteousness,
which the Lord, the righteous Judge
shall give me at that day.
The Final Conclusion.
The burning eloquence, impressive
delivery of the speaker had made
profound impression upon the
congregation. Prayer was offered
by Rev. C. A. Motley, after which
Mrs. Ella p. Carter sang with eff
fective sweetness solo. Mr..
Samuel C. Jackson, of Norfolk, en-
Unused the members by singing with
telling effect, Lift Him Upw Rev.
Dr.. Williams invited all down in
the lecture room to dinner and an
excellent and sumptuous repast was,
served.
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REV. F. W.. WILLIAMS
Continued from Page -

the best places when they came unto
Him. He tells US the burden upon
ms is to go out and conquer the
world. He is not given great long
letter. How are we to go! he
has not given us the means TO CO.
How are we to go? We have no
GREAT political pull and how are We
10 accomplish it? Christ knows
what contemplation is in your
minds.
Knew the Minds.
He knows what is in the mind
of DR.. F. w. Williams. He knows
what is in the minds of His dis
ciples. He said, you go. All power
is entrusted in my hands in heaven
and in earth. They looked up.
They had no thought of that. Even
their vision was extended, they SAID
if He has all power, we are going.
One in the van of the commission
and the other in the rear. What is
the meaning of van? 1t means IN
front. 10, l am with you Away
even to TIE end of the world. Look
beyond all that is temporal to King
Jesus. That is the commission OF
this servant, to get the Fourth
Church to look away to heaven.
That Spiritual Gift.
Brethren, do you need spiritual
gift? Connect with the power OF
God on High. The power in heaven
is to be the source of comfort to
us. This is the representative of
one. who has all power in heaven.
He presents to the Father all petit
tions for those servants on earth.
The one who presents them has
power with God. He has power in
heaven to present your petitions
there. He presents the labors and
sufferings of the people with power.
The universal claim of Christ in
cludes the power of all nature as
we'll as the spiritual realm. Luke
S:25.
And He said unto them, Where
is your faith? And they being
afraid wondered, saying one to an
other, What manner of man is this?
for he commandeth even the winds
and the water, and they obey him.
The Water and the Wine.
He dwelt upon the feast of
Canaan, the turning of water into
wine. Wonderful power! He has
power over death. He called the
son from death to life and He
raised Lazarus from the dead. He
stepped back, got orders from his
Father and Lazarus stood up in the
grave and came forth. This King
that commissioned you, my brother,
has the power. He described the
scene at the cross. He has power
in all of our difficulties. He will
make way some way, somehow, if
you will rely on him and believe
that He has the power.
The Nature of the Work.
What was the work that Jesus
was sending out? 1t was the work
of evangelizing the world. They
had already been encouraged to be
strong. / am with you Away even
to the end of the world. 1t is our
duty to preach strong gospel.
Isaiah asked about this saving
gospel. He saw a great picture and
in that picture, he saw some per-
sons that he did not know. Who is
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SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH.
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Preaching, 11:se A. M. ana s:3e p.
M. Communion every fswtA Sen.
day, Sunday School, s:Se A. Mi
day at 2:2e p. n.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23
PRINCE GEORGES PINMEN
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

EVANSVILLE Md, August as
Representatives of all teams wishing to
join the Prince Georges County Duck
pin Association are asked to attend a
meeting tomorrow night at 9 o'clock in
the American Legion clubrooms here,
when plans for the season will be dis
cussed It is likely that the size of
both the mems and women's leagues
will be increased
Hyattsviile insect class tossers yes
terday won double-header in River
dale Park. defeating Ed Kenna Midgets,
IA to S, and st. James Insects. S to 4,
Nathan Cooksey got four hits for the
winners in the first game.
Brentwood Hawks nine. which has
been setting a fast pace recently and
now looms as dangerous contender for
Prince Georges County unlimited class
honors. will meet Yankee Athletic Club
Of Washington Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock on the Brentwood diamond.
Hawks were listed TO meet the Yankees
August IL. but rain prevented the con-
test. Buddy Kopp will pitch for the
Hawks Sunday.
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Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Jerry fluffy" Griffiths
Sioux City, knocked out Tony Marullo
New Orleans ~; Ernie Owens, Los
Angeles, knocked out Oscar Baker, Chi
cago f2); Harold Matthews, Omaha, de-
feated Gaspie La Vote, Chicago (6).
CLEVELAND.-Meye Grace. Chicago
defeated Floyd Hybert, Cleveland 10)
Big Bill Bailey, u S. NJ, defeated Frank
Florian "a; Jimmy O'Brien, Pontiac
Mich, defeated Jimmy Trannett Ia;
Eddie kid" Wagner. Philadelphia, won
decision from Make Strub. Erie uO)
Young Jack Thompson. Los Angeles, de-
feated Gene Gardi, Philadelphia, tech
nical knockout 90.
DAYTON. Ohio. - Johnny Mason
Scranton, Pa. won decision from Young
Jack Dillon, Los Angeles 001.
DAYTON, Ky.-Mike Dundee. Rock
Island. Ill. defeated Bobby Herman
Los Angeles. technical knockout (31
Fred Mahen, Los Angeles, defeated
Frankie Larrabee. Omaha. technical
knockout 80: Billy Rose, Cincinnati
won decision from Tony Escalantes. Los
Angeles l0).
SAN FRANCISCO. - Battling Bolo,
Filipino knocked out Bobby Pierce, San
Diego 10: Battling DoZier Omaha. out
pointed Jackie Roberts, San Francisco
(6). Battling Bulahan, Filipino. de-
cisioned Dallas Bateman, st. Paul go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-23

other years polish Berger also is
q Utah Idaho league product, play
ing his first season here.
Flaherty likewise has recon-
rnended that his club exercise It's
$4,000 option on Bruce Cunning
ham. Youthful right-handed pitcher
Intensely ballyhooed is the San
Francisco outfield -~ Snead Jolley
fence-buster, OF right field, Roy
Johnson, out In left, and Earl
Averill, center gardener. Jolley, who
Is six-footer and weighs 200
pounds. heads the leagues hitting
list, with a string OF more than 30
homers. that has won the title OF
the Babe Ruth of the coast for him.
He batted 1877 to lead the league
last year and is again lowering
around the 400 mark.
The Oakland club will send Lyn
Larry, shortstop, and Jimmy Reese,
second Sacker, to the Yankees at
the close of the season. They were
sold last year for $l45 900 for de-
livery In 1929. Oakland's place In
the percentage column has kept the
pair from showing the brilliance of
last year, but the club owners say
they have not shown any signs OF
slipping.
On the same roster are Howard
Craghead. right-handed hurler, who
has been recommended to Pittsburgh
and the st. Louis Browns, and Pete
Daglia, who has shown unusual
promise.
Art Ruble, Seattle outfielder. who
was with Detroit last season. has
attracted considerable attention from
the majors, and Bill Klepper, club
owner. expects to trade him for
players TO bolster his team for the
near coast league contest.