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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-14
DICTIONARIES
ENJOY VALLEY
Served Lunch at Mer-
cedes; Cannoneer
At San Benito

MERCEDES, Oct. 13.-About l0C
Legionnaires, in the Valley on o
one-day tour Of inspection, were
served lunch at the new Mercedes
Legion home at noon today BY mem
bers Of the local Auxiliary.
An address Of welcome was made
by H. f. Sugg. commander Of the
local post.
SAN BENITO, Oct. 13.-Al. the
boy with the cannon, is in town.
His name is AL Richmond. and he
is from Detroit. He brought the
-four FOUNDER" which kept San An
tonic in a state Of bombardment
throughout the Legion convention.
AL got in with the boys from San
Benito, and the cannon became a part
Of the Valley exhibit at the cclcbra-
ton. II trailed along behind the
Valley delegation in the float. BOOM
ing its message TO the crowds. and
during all the other days Of the con
vention the cannon could be heard
at almost any hour of day or night.
Once il was taken up 10 the top floor
of the Bluebonnet hotel, and led o
bombardment Of the Lanier hotel
the alley.
Al had the cannon in the S~tonewall
Jackson hotel here Saturday. but h
only smiled when someone suggest
ed that he 60 up and shoot il n
couple Of times.
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and coastal waters or in aid there
Of.
Nature Of improvements
"Your petitioners further respect-
fully represent that they have made
an estimate. which they deem ~
sonable, of the probable cost Of de-
velopirg said Brazos-Santiago Pas
and said channel or waterway froLl
said Pass across the Laguna Madre
to a port, or turning basin. at or
near the city limits Of the city Of
Brownsville, with a uniform depth
Of not less than is feet and appro-
pirate widths along said route TO
accommodate inland. coastwise and
light sea going vessels; from which
said estimate your petitioners rep
resent and verify believe that said
improvements Ear be properly made
and constructed for less than So
100000, but allowing for contingent
cies, expenses and incidentals in
connection with said improvements,
your petitioners represent that in
no event will said improvements
cost exceeding the said sum of So
Ooo'OOO, unless the tax payers OF
the district should hereafter in al
lawful way determine 10 improvel
said proposed waterway to a greater
depth than is feet and greater
width than will be neces nv for
such is foot depth waterway: and
IN TINS connection, your petitioners
further represent that after said !
navigation district is created. IL the
legal voters so determine, then. in
Inc InnUrN nnA ~ 1
such waterway SO created can be |
properly and advantageously en-
larged and developed to a suffi-
Gent depth and width Of not less
than twenty-five feet in depth. so
rs to accommodate large sea-going
vessels and create an inland deep
water port at. in or near the city
Of Brownsville.
Make Necessary Deposit
You petitioners hereby present
this petition to your honorable body
and accompany this petition with a
deposit of $4,000 provided for in
Section rs Of the general laws OF
the state of Texas passed by the
18th Legislature at its regular ses-
sion and petition and pray for the
creation Of the proposed district
under and by virtue of said section
% Of Article is of the constitution
Of the state of Texas and said GEN
eral laws Of the state Of Texas.
passed by said seth legislature at
It's regular session providing for the
development and improvement for
navigation purposes OF the inland
coastal waters of this state. and
your petitioners further Jointly and
severally petition and pray that the
necessary orders and notices be is.
sued authorizing the creation of
and creating the navigation district
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NEWT0NVlLLE, Ind, Oct. -
The battle of Hammond township will
not 20 down into the histoyr books
as one of the decisive struggles OF
the world, but TO a set OF future citi-
zen il is the j~olliest wal they ever
heard about.
The future citizens are the school
children Of Hammond who, thanks
20 a %squabble as 70 who IS trustee
Of the township, have been wonder
ing ever since the school term be-
gan just who are their teachers and
why.
Two sets of teachers have been
trying TO teach the same classes Of
ehildrn. Two j%anitors have been
trying TO keep the schools clean and
warm. Two trustees have been try
Ing to give orders and trying to get
them enforced.
IL al began when Oscar Doyle.
duly elected township trustee. died
in office. Spencer county auditor,
James A. Laird. imediately APP
pointed Alex Sauter. Jr.. to the Of
flee. which Laird declared was his
right by law. The same day the
Spencer county commissioners met
and appointed Walter r. Richcy 10
fill the vacancy. County Auditor
Laird. however, refused 10 recognize
Richey's bond and instead admin.
istered the office TO Sauter.
Taken 10 Court
Trustee. Richey imediatelv brought
mandate proceedings against the
auditor to force him 10 accept his
bond and acknowledge him a. the
legal appointee TO the vacancy. IN
the meantime Trustee Sauter acted
as trustee. Special Judge John
Spencer. Sr. Of Evansville. decided
in favor Of Richey. declaring that the
county commissioners we're in scs-
sion nj the time the vacancy occurred
and had the legal right TO appoint
tho trustee.
The case was Immediately appealed
70 the state supreme court. But both
men continued to insist that each was
the trustee and refused 20 recognize
the other. They both appointed sep
arate sets Of teachers and even ap-
pointed different school j%anitors.
When the children trooped 10
school they met two teachers in each
room.
I'VE will open the session" Teach
era would declare, 'by singing num-
Der umpty-umr."
As the class broke into the first
line of the song Teacher 3 would
arise.
THE session will begin with my
reading to the class" she would an
nounce The class, d~umbfounded.
could only try to sing and listen at
tentively M the same time. while
Teachers A and B glared at each
other.
Recess-Yes?. No.
The same struggle occurred AZ re-
cess time with the dual orders Of dis
missal and 10 remain for the his
tory lesson or a problem in arith-
County School Superintendent g..
G.. Woolner declared that as the
court had recognized Trustee Richcy
he would recognize only Richey's APP
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cratic party, he said, would build
up q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shipping
service without discrimipaticn
against any ports or sections.
The democratic vice presidential
nominee contended that the Jones
white shipping bill. enacted at the
last session OF congress, to revive
American shipping. was not nm 3D.
ministration measure, but was put
through largely by progressive re-
publicans and democrats"
Referring to republican platform
pledges for the last fifty years, the
senator declared the failure of thu
republicans 70 redeem these prom
ises gives the most "glaring example
Of ineffieiency and faithlessness" IN
American history.
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French Probe
Sub Disaster

PARIS. Oct. 13.-tPp-The subna-
rine Ondine. turned into a steel cof-
fin for forty-three young officers
and sailors Of the French navy when
she was rammed off Nigo by a
Greek freighter. seems to have car
ried the mystery Of her fate with
her 5000 feet down in the Atlantis
ocean.
Neither the public nor officialdom
tonight knew much more about the
disaster than when the first meager
news Of il came from the French
consul at Rotterdam last night.
There was some conflict between
press accounts and the official an
nouncement. The latter said the cap
tain of the Greek steamer abandoned
the search for survivors two hours
after the collision. Some Of the
press accounts from Rotterdam IN
dictate he remained in the vicinity
for Is hours. The accident occurred
about IL p. m. October 3.
The ministry OF marine sent Cap
tain Fecet of the general staff 10
Rotterdam to take part IN the IN
vestigation.
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pointees and for the children TO DO
likewise.
Parents who favored Trustee Sau-
ter were indignant and discussed i'm
parchment proceedings against the
county superintendent III he recog-
nized any set of teachers before the
matter was settled by the supreme
court.
The situation was aggravated by a
near fight between a principal ap-
pointed by Trustee Richey and a
j%anitor appointed by Sauter for the
Newtonville school.
Twelve teachers are affected by
this fracas. They are: Miss Mary
X. Woodland. James A. Woodland and
Miss Cleda Brown, appointed by
Sauter for the Newtonville school;
Miss Mary l.. Zachritz, J. ID. Pier
son and Mrs. Ruth Bender Ashby,
appointed By Richey for the same
school: Mrs. Minnie b. Hayden,
Richcy's appointee. and Fielding
Glenn. Sauter's teacher for the
Browns schol. Dorothy Evrard, ap-
pointed BY Sauter. and Ella 7. Gud-
geon, appointed by Richey, for the
Dawson school: George Patmore,
Richey's teacher. and Evelyn Aver,
Sauter's appointee for the Banks
school.
Two Teachers 0kehed
Poscy Meeks. Ayers school teacher,
and Allen Bennett. Chancellor school
teacher. have been %appointd by both
Of the men contending for the trus-
tees office. So there's no battle
tire.
Ill don't know who is trustee"
Sauter has said. "but the banks have
been honoring my checks for county
work for almost n year. That's all
I've got 70 say in the matter. Let
the public decid efrom that"
THE courts have decided in my
favor" Richey declared. II am not
saying whether | am the trustee or
whether Sauter IL. That will be de-
cided hy the supreme court and am
hoping that ID will y decided right.
Whatever decision they make am
willing 10 abide BY"
Meanwhile the children arc learn
ing more about mandamLs. injunc-
tion and other legal terms than they
are the oil drcliahlc three RS.
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CLAIMS DENIS
Aid SHIPPING
Robinson Outlines
Merchant Marine
Policies

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. 1s.-tF-ln
this northwestern metropolis Sena-
tor Joe Robinson tonight cnvisagsd
q government-supported American
merchant marine which would in
crease the country's commercial
prestige and stand Is n naval bull
wark in case of war.
He declared that a continuance Of
republican rule would see the mer-
chant marine "soon diminish to the
status Of insignificance il occupied
when the democrats began to re-
build IL in 1915" whereas the demo-
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Officers Find
Stripped Car In
Brush Near Road

The barest remains Of what WIS
the car or Ramon Becerril. en-
ploye Of The Herald. was found in
the ~brusbland near N%illanucva By
Deputy Sheriff Tom Cavazos FIJI
day.
One OF the neatest jobs OF strip
ping yet seen in this section was
performed on the car and identifi-
ration was possible only through a
license number. apparently forgot
ten and left on the rear Of the
skeleton.
Tires, rims. carburetor. radiator
and everything movable down 10 the
spark plugs were taken.
Becerril said "They got everything
but the paint"
The car disappeared ten days ago
from in front Of a hall on the Los
.Fresnos road where an amateur
boxing card was being staged.
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DELAY filing
Nature OF improvements

CONTINUED on page six.)
Ind coastal waters or in aid there
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Curtis Plans To
Invade South on
Campaign Trip

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.-tP-Re-
turning to the capital today for =
breathing spell from his months
campaigning in the west. Senator
Charles Curtis. republican vice pres
idential nominee. found a full pro-
gram in the East facing him.
The eastern itinerary provides for
ten days in this sector and il takes
the senator to Raleigh. North Caro-
lima. in democratic "solid South"
for the ~onening shot. He speaks
there on Monday night and stops
over %eEroute at Petersburg. Va. for
a visit Monday morning.
The proposed dip of the republic
ran vice presidential nominee into
the South follows closely the visit
Of Herbert Hoover 10 Tennessee last
week. The move is in line with the
announced intention Of republican
managers to wage a campaign in the
southern democratic stronghold.
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Abandon Attack
On Loan Concern

AUSTIN, Oct. 13.-(Pl-The states
contention that the Mutual Deposit
and Loan Development Association Of
San Antonio was insolvcnt was aban-
doned today in an agreed judgment
entered In county district court here
in the states suit for cancellation
AZ the concerns charter and for in
junction against further operation.
The state also abandoned its attack
on the charter. Counsel for the con-
ccrn. in an effort 10 avoid confusion
said the litigation in no way affects
the Mutual Loan and Deposit COM
panv, also Of San Antonio.
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Complete Testimony
In Election Contest

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 13.-fP-Tsk-
ing Of testimony in the Vare-wilson
senatorial election contest was COM
pleted here today. but may be re-
sumed later III Senator C. w. Wa
terman, republican, Colorado. who
has conducted the long investigation,
deems q resumption necessary.
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Acrn IMPRESS DIES

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, Oct. 10.
-fP-The aged former Empress Ma
rie Of Russia, who before she became
the wife of a Romanoff and the mo-
ther OF the last Car was Princess
Dagmar of Denmark, died at Hvidore
castle tonight. She had been failing
FOR weeks and lspsed into uncon-
sciousness several hours before
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COBB GOES TO JAPAN

AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. 13.-tP-Ty
Cobb. his days in organized baseball
definitely ended. was enroute 70 Sc
attic. Wash. tonight TO embark for
the Orient and a series Of games ir
Japan, but declined TO divulge de-
tails of the trip
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lot Q. block 81. City Of Port Isabel
$3.50.
III. w. 81 John to Alice 4. Hinklyi
Iot a In block IA, third addition 40
city OF San Benito, $1,000.
w. A. Mitchell ct al to G. G. Farris,
south one-half ar block 20. contain
Ing 10 acres, Evans subdivision,
$3.50.
Port Isabel Irrigation Co. to @. r..
Convey, north y acres az block ~. Bay
side Gardens subdivision, $1,000.
G.. w. Treece ct al TO w. o. Reed
ct MI, north one-half of block 81, con-
tanning 10 acres cut or III. Az III. sub
division No. I, $500.
]. T. McCarty ct al to p. <. Nc
Carly, east 2f-03 acres of farm block
3S1. ont OF San Benito Irrigation Co..
$40. etc.
]. Z. McDermott ct al 20 T. IT. Har-
win. east 20 acres OF block 30, survey
27l and 272, Briggs a. Coleman sub
division, $40. etc.
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Benavides, lot ~ in block 80, city on
Harrington. $500.
n. g. Harper ct u 10 James-Dickin-
son Farm Mortgage Co.. all farm
blocks S., 70 and "a, containing l4.o3
acres, III Jardin subdivision share 10,
$40. etc.
H. T. Ramey ct al to Lydia Mitseh,
all lot 2, block 6, Harlingen Heights,
$40, etc.
j. r. Wilcoxon 10 Lydia Mitsch.
lots II and IL in block So and lots
rs. 10 and 20 in block So, townsite Of
Santa Rosa, $40. etc
vi. l.. Chapman 10 Walter lverEon,
lots s. z, and s out of Colonia
Mitchell addition, city of Harrington,
$40, etc
First National Co, TO Walter Iver-
son, north 6.91 acres of south 24.9l
acres Of block 13, IT. x. Bishop sub
division, $40, etc.
Gertrude Frye de Barrera et al to
J.. A. Ramirez, lot 3 in block 4, Fran
cisca addition to San Benito, SIS.
81 r. Ewing 20 al Tamm, all lots
I an do IN block I. Arroyo Vista adj
sition to Harlingen, $10s etc
Port Isabel Co. to G. g. Hodgdon,
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acres out Of block ., Ell Jardin sub
division, $3.50.
"a. r. Dodson az al 10 A. d. Csrsten
lot I, block al, townsite Of San Be,
nito, $40, etc.
johnson, east 20 acres Of block 81
G. r. RedIund ct al to A. l.
Johnson, east 90 acres Of block "a
H~arlinEen Land and Water Co.'s sub.
division, SO, etc
+. S. Champion ct al TO Santa
Maria Independent School District
all lots 2 and 8, in block A, Townsite
OF Santa Maria, $40, etc.
Rio Grande Properties, Inc, to ]. K
Selover lot 5-B containing $50 acres
out or Acacia Lake Gardens subdi-
vision, 81, etc.
H. S. Goodson ct al to J. c. Bennett,
part Of share IL containing 10.4z
acres, $40, etc.
j. j.. Willingham et al 20 "A. j
Bowen, lot 4 in block /, La Quinta ad-
dition to city Of Harrington, $40, etc.
Port Isabel Co., to III. f. Tandy. lot
3. block rs, city OF Port Isabel, $40
etc.
b. A. Chamberlain ct al to Felix
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Real Estate
Transfers

A. B. Wyatt ct al to c. II. Wyatt,
lot 2 in blk. !, Taylor addition, city
Of Harrington. SO etc.
r. S. Plumb ct al to z. G. An
guerra, part Of share %. Esp. SantO
grant, containing % acres Of land,
S2.75O.
Raul Trevino ct al 10 Carolina G.
de Trevino. all lot 4 Of Alba Junior
subd.. of blk. ~, townsite Of San Be
nito. 81 etc.
J. c. Tubb ct al to w. w. Todd,
strip Of land % feet in width off
the south side OF Lot 8. George b.
Brown subd.. $40 etc.
E. II. Ciliey ct al to Dwight. Gil
lev. all blk. Is. Parker tract. contain
ing Ass acres out Of Fres Land &
Irrig. Co. $40 etc.
Port Isabel Townsite G. Dew. Co. Il
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farm blk. 162 containing 80 acres
ont Of FL Jardin subd.. 81 etc.
G. L. Diehl Ct al A. a. Bush. Tot
O.. blk. 8. Broadway subd. survey
4S. Harrington Land and Water Co.
subd.. $40 etc.
U. C.. Fsirbairn 20 Mrs. W. Fair
BARN, lots l. 2. 4. 8 and 9 in blk.
i36. original townsite Of Harlingen.
$40 etc.
G. III. Brown TO Geo. Mayer, Tot 1
Of +. z. Bishop re-subdivision Of
farm blk. al. Harlingen Land &
Water Co.. subd.. $40 ETC.
a. q. Greeman ct al TO +. II. FREE
man. S. 30 acres Of blk. Sc. Harlin-
gen Land and Water Co. subd. "A"
$40 etc.
Brownsville Realty Co. to 7. r.
Boory. part Of share 81, Espiritu
Santo Grant. $40 etc.
Helen C.. Bowie ct al to r.. "A.
Bowie. lot 4 in blk. 2. Third Adm.
to city of San Benito. $40 etc.
II. L. Faux to NJ. r. Hall. lot !
In blk. 63. West Brownsville add
ton. city OF Brownsville. $40 etc.
James-Dickson Farm Mortgage Co.
to w. 5. Lawson, ct al, north 1886
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p. NJ. Bonnesu. lot 2. blk. IS. city OF
Point Isabel, $3.50.
Port Isabel Townsite a Dew. Co,
to s. Bonneaeu. lot IA. blk. "a. city
Of Point Isabel. $3.50.
s. II. Ewing to A. T.. Hasselmeier,
lot 5 in blk. 12s. townsite Of Harlin-
gen. SIS etc.
Fl. T. Ramsey ct al TO r. s. Max
we'll. NIL lots z. 8 and Q In blk. 8 OF
Harlingen Heights Adm, city Of
Harlingen. SO etc.
Port Isabel Co. to Mrs. Emma ].
Weeks. lot 2 In blk. rs, city Of Point
Isabel. $1,000.
Blanche Young ct al to A. W,
Pauly. lot Ia. survey AZ. 81 etc.
L. y. S~tiernberg et nj to ". P,
McElwrath. fraction lots z and 8 in
blk. 2. Castle Court Annex, addition
to Harlingen. $500.
AL Parker Sec. Co. to NJ z. Lin
vile. lots II and IL in blk. rs OF
the Townsite Of Oluito. $1,000.
Port Isabel Co. to Nj. r. Goldsmith
ct al. lots / and IA. blk SO Of city
Of Port Isabel. $500.
! L. O. Mott ct al to M. b. Boucher
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bennett Motor Sales Company
Summit Service Station
FL Jardin Garage
Parades Service Station
Jesse bennett, Inc.
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These dealers are your neighbors. They
pay taxes in your Community and con-
tribute in general way to the material
prosperity you enjoy. AS you drive
along the streets you will recognize
these dealers by the Humble Signs dis
played upon their places of business.
When you patronize them you can be
sure of gettingdependabl merchandise
at reasonable cost, delivered to you in
a prompt and efficient manner.
Generally, these men w and oper.
ate their own businesses-~a partner.
ship composed of two or three, broth.
ers or close friends, the type that by
nature radiates a spirit of friendIiness.
The man who waits on you is the sort
ofchapyoucanc call bill" or "Charlie,"
or "Joe"-~who takes the trouble to find
out your name and always calls you by
it; who remembers that you want 81 lbs.
of air in your tires, reminds you regu-
larly that you need another quart of
Humble Motor Oil, or that the crank
case oil ought to be changed; and who,
even though he sells a competitive
make Of tires, will do all that he pos
sibly can to help you get service out of
the ones that are on your car.
Patronize these men regularly--buy
your new tires from them, as well as
Humble Motor Oil and Humble Flash
like Gasoline. Let them service your
b%atteryand fxyour p~unctures. THERE'S
extra value in everything they sell you;
and, in addition you get that priceless
ingredient, service cheerfully given.''
HUMBLE OIL s REFINING COMPANY
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HidaIgO County
Grand Jury Meets

EDINBURG, Sept. ls.-Tha 18th
district court grand jury entered
their second day OF service Tuesday,
having been sworn in Monday by
Judge Hood Boone Mt Che opening of
the September term OF court
The men serving are w. r. Lub-
hook. WIZ. R. Ganawny, N- G- Cavas0s.
Jim Shelves, A. G. Clagett, MI D.
Cavasos, Harry Oliver. ID. G. Hutley.
w. M. Doughty. Jr-, Ben RautledGc
and WI. H. Hampton
Judge Boone was To set the docket
Tuesday.
The g3rd district court. Judge ~.
w.. Leslie presiding had a full nay
Monday III hearing suits and damages.
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RIcH MAN WEEDS COOK

BOUL0GNE, France.-Given rotice
by his cook after rs years service,
Henri Cortland, rich widower, pro-
posed marriage and was accepted.
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CARPENTER IA SUN FAKER
LONDON.-F0r pretending he was
Il specialist in the sun-ray cure
Patrick Faulkner, a carpenter, was
sent "a fail.
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c. c. Siderius Service Station No.
O.. q. Siderius Service Station No.
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Liberty Service Station
San Juan Filling Station
Manuel c. Hinojosa
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Wesldco, Texas

0. S. T. Service Station
Humble Service Station
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PhdyY, Texas

Junction Service Station
Egly Service Station
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Mercedes, Texas
Queen City Service Station
La Paloma Service Station
Mission, Texas
Gonzales Garage
Humble Service Station
Smith Service Station
Evening star., 1928-06-03

Mrs O'Brien, chairman of scrap
book was given rising vote Of thanks
when 1t was announced the publicity
scrapbook prepared by her won second
place at the national convention in
Cleveland A motion was carried TO
present a gift TO Mr.. Heimer who was
former Bryan School pupil, for draw
ing the cover or the scrapbook
A report was given Of the Spring
play held at Eastern High School April
27, The proceeds netted sl6875.
Miss Deener's lab grade won the
treat for this semester, having the high
est percentage of parents present.
Mrs. Gertrude Donovan submitted a
resolution to be sent to the Board Of
Education indorsing the purchase Of
ground for both vocational school
and playground in the southeast An
announcement was made Of the play TO
be held at the Wauoh Methodist Epis-
copal Church by the st. Marks Luth-
Gran Church players.
Miss sheads. principal, spoke on the
activities Of the school. Miss Pyle,
first grade teacher, was appointed
chairman OF the auditing committee,
with Emil Kaiser and j. S. Davis as
assistants.