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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
ELTEMETETT ESZMEK

A new york; World egyik tu-
dositoja kiil0nfele javaslatokat
halaszott Xxi, amelyekkel az
Egyesiilt Allamok 4S allama SEE
rencseltette t0rvenyhozo testiile-
tet. Eek javaslatok ugyan
mind szenatus irattaraba ke-
rGltek es atadattak az elmulas-
max, de azert erdekes bizonyite-
kai, hogy az emberek figyelme mi
mindenre mem terjed Xxi. Pennsyl-
vania egyik polgara peldaul AIT
szerette volna, ha a kepviselok
allandoan cilindert, fekete kaba-
tot, csikos nadragot es bokavedot
hordananak, hogy mas kozonse-
ges halandoktol mindig megkii-
lonbozhetok legyenek. Nord Ca
rolin allamban Rev. Oskar Hay
wood raj0tt ARA, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamokban a cirogataSsal -
ezel a szokasos amerikai divattal
| - nagyon sOkan visszaelnek,
| inert akkor is cirogatnak, amikor
ere kiil0n0sebb ok mines, felteve,
ha fatal leanyokkal vagy ASSOC
nyokkal vannak egyiitt. A tiszte-
lend0 ur tehat szigoru rendszaba-
lyokat kivan eletbeleptetni. Char
les Beaver, Oklahama allan egy
tehetseges szenatora AIT k0vetel-
te, hogy a ketszersiilt nagysagat.
sulyat, vastagsagat torvennyel
biztositsak. Az atmeroje legalabb
l7.5, a vastagsaga pedig legalabb
2.5 centimeter legyen. New
Hampshire allamban d0rgedelmes
beadvany kisereteben k0veteltc
egy amerikai polgar, hogy a szal-
lodai agyak hosszabbak legyenek
A torvenytervezetet ki is dolgoz-
ia. Texas-ban % ezer dollar beik-
tatasat kertek a k0ltsegvetesbe
hogy mindazok, akik egy pell
kant elfognak vagy megolnek, "a
cent iutalomban reszesiiljenek. A
peikan ugyanis sok halat pusztl1
el, a torvenyjavaslat bead6i hala
szok yoltak. Frederick Hacken.
burg new york; kepviselo tor
venyjavaslatot dolgozott Xxi, hogy
laz elvalt ferj felesegenek csah
egy eyig legyen koteles tartasdi
iat fizetni. Az Alimony Klub
amely tartasdij mem fizetest
Matt szabadsagvesztesre itel'
ferjek tamogatasara alakult,
! kepvisel1t tiszteletbeli tagjanal
valasztotta meg. Ilyen es ehhei
| hasonlo keryenyeket, Javaslato
| ka tszedett 0ssze az ujsagiro e
| valamennyit kiadta lapjaban :
Eltemetett eszmek" elm alatt
j q most feltamasztotta oket es lie
i galabb nehany deriilt pillanato
) szerzett olvas6inak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
1ese. JuNlgs IA.

va testvereink masnap reggel 10
6rakor vettek bucsut egyhazunls
tagjait6l IS mintegy $124-al Sc
gitven el8 a ligonieri arvahaz ne
mes munk6jat. Jelzem, hogy az
adako56k nevsorat maid a kovet-
kez5 lapszamban fogjuk koz0lni.
Most pedig koszonet es elismeres
mindazoknak, akik ext nemes
iigyet termesNetbeni Is penzbeli
adomanyokkal sikeresse tettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

A ioszivii magyar Testverekhez
Azok. akik kozelet teren forgo-
lodnak, teiesen tudataban van
max a tenynek, hogy eredmenye-
ket csak ugy erhetiink ell, ha mi
mel t0bb egyennel allunk szeme-
lyes erintkezesben,
Ez az Okla annak, hogy egyet-
len magyar intezetiink erdeke-
ben is folytonosan keressuk AIT
a szemelyes erintkezest, amely-
mex az eredmenye az, hogy inte.
zetiink, a mi sokszor sivar es ri
deg k0zeleti viszonyaink kozott
is, mindig szelesebb mezokre ter
jeszkedve, vegezheti a maga
nagyszeru, emberbarati hiva
tasat.
Hogy EFT a szemelyes erintke
zest meg jobban kimelyitsiik, ju.
MUS Ten kezd0d6leg egy hol-
szabb ultra megyiink XII, 20 oyer
mekkel, akikben es akiken Ike.
resztil mindazok, akik 6haj tjak
meglathatjak az intezetnek az
eletet!
Ebben k0rutban Ohio alam
max is t0bb olyan varosat is fel
keressiik, ahol megnyiltak mar 8
szivek es keszen vannak a j0nal
cselekvesere! Icy eltekintve {
t6-parti magyar reformatus egy.
hazaktol: junius 19-en lesziinE
Akronban, junius 2O-an Canton
ban, junius 21-en Allianceban
junius 22-en Nilesban es juniu'
23-24-en Youngstownban.
Arr6l, hogy testver szivel
keszen vannak ARA, hogy mlnke'
szeretettel lassanak, mindeniln
men a legjobb biztatast nyertunk
Szeretettel kerem ezen helyer
is minden magyar testveremet
hogy jojjon el az istentiszteletek
re, el1adasokra mindenki. JoJJe
mex el minel t0bben. Ne keresst
senki azokat az okokat, amelyel
visszatartjak. Ez az egyetlen ma
gyar jotekony intezetiink Con
dolion mindenki ARA a szaz ma
gyar arva gyermekre, aklk ma
bent vannak az intezetben. E
mindenek felett gondoljon min
denki azokra a gyermekekre
akik variak a felveteliiket, akil
meg kint vannak az intezet falail
kiviil.
Aztan gondolkozzunk az 0res
testverek sorsarol!
Min5 szomoru helyzetben el
mex sokan a mi testvereink kozil
Macy kotelessegeink vannal
az elagott, az elhagyatott ma
gyar testverekkel. szemben is
Meg kell sziinnie ezen teren is
kiserletezesnek es lehet6ve kel
tenniink AIT, hogy legalabb 50 el
agott, mmkakeptelenne val
testveriinknek tudjunk helye
adm. Koz0s akarattal mindent el
erhetiink, mindent megvalositha
tunk. Erre kozos munkara h
vom 6n most testvereimet es r.
u naelem, hogy sok j6szivii embel
testverennek a kezet megszori1
.laatom Z latogatas alkalmayal.
Mennyi er0 van egy-egy ilye
Il kezszofitasban. Engem ezek err
sitenek, Cyiiggedni mem hagynal
Exek yixnek mindig elobb.
IN ABban ! renasnyben, hogy mil
u ~ w ~ hsyen sokan 1esznek testv'
|R teliinket nae
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14
.AMERlkAl MAGYAR HIkEAe.

elfeljtkeziink ezekr6l a harom he.
tenkent tartani szokott osszej0-
vetelekr0l. Akik haziasszony
szerepet vegzik idor6l-id6re, meg
teszik az el3kesziiletet epugy,
mintha minden tag eljovetelere
szamitananak bizony nagyon le-
hangol6 es elkedvetlenit6 reajok
sem jelenik meg. Ezenkiviil az a
nezve, ha a tagsag fele szamban
mask eel sincs elerve, hogy is
merkedjiink, kozelebb jojjjink
egymas szivehez-lelkehez meg
beszeljiik bizalmas k0rben a ten
nival6kat, hacsak 15-en vagy hui
szan jelennek meg. Ne varjak a
tagok, hogy minden osszejovetel
knl0n is hirdetve legyen, hanem
jegyezze fel ki-ki maganak ha-
rom hetenkent naptarban eze-
ket a datumokat legyiink ott
mindnyajan. A legkozelehbi 0sz-
szejovetel ideje junius 30. Ezen
a multi osszejovetelen Homonnay
Jozsefne es Macy Gyulane voltak
szives vendeglat6k. :.
Mikedvel6 K0riink megkezdte
a multi csiit0rtokon a Nagymama
cimii vigjatek olvaso probait e
heten ismet lesz pr6ba. Rendes
havi gyiileset a jov6 vasarnar
delutan fogja tartani a K0r tenn
plomunk gyiilestermeiben.
Enekkar szervezesere ujra meg
indult mozgalom egyhaztag-
iaink k0reben. Ezuttal azzal pro
baHozunk, hogy kiilon-kiilon
szervezziik ugy a ferfiakat, mint
n6ket. Ugy latszik a ferfiak-
ban gyorsabb a keszseg, inert Ok
mar e heten penteken este pro
bara jonnek. A nok meg mem je-
lentkeztek eddig elegend6 SIAM
ban, hogy veliik is elkezdhessiik a
probakat.
Istentiszteleteink piinkosd 6ta
nagyon szepen vannak latogatva
Mem tudom minek koszonhetjiik
ez 0rvendetes jelenseget, vajjon q
piink0sdi lelek ihletesenek-e
vagy a szebb idoknek, avagy ta-
Ian annak, hogy most mar mem
olyan szorgos munka a gyarak-
ban. Akarminek tudhatjuk is be,
Oru1 leIk Iuk . IHfIlUI ~UuAgOD'
ban szallna fel az enekiirlk s ha-
lateljesebb lenne imadkozasunk
ahhoz, akit egyediil illet meg
mindenert a dicseret es hala.
Ne felejtsiik ell arvaink napjat
Junius 22-en lit lesz koztiink az
egyetlen amerikai arvahaz no
vendekeinek egy csoportja. AZ
arvaatya istentiszteletet vegez
utanna az arvak el6adast tarta
max, hogy sziveinkben felebresz
seek ismet az arvak felsegitese
mex az erzeset. Tavaly eleg szel
osszeg gyiilt be celra, legyiini
rata, hogy ez evben meg szebl
legyen az eredmeny kozottiink
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

fogjak hallgatni, vagyok szolga-
latra keszen
Kalassay Sander, arvaatya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-14

Noegyleti 0sszejovetel. a Lo-
rantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet tag
jai mult szombaton este tartottak
ismet tarsas osszejoyetslt temple.
mnnk bxsenentjtben. Kar, hogy
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

SCHEAFFER FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS. SCHALLERER'S AL ASkA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
SINCLAIR LEWIS NOVEL
 ON THE SILVER SCREEN

'Mantrap' which opens at the Liberty theatre tonight brings to the /. screen both the dramatic power and trenchant humor of Sinclair Lewis, author of Main Street" and "Babbitt'' and is as fine entertainment as any thing that's been here in some time.
 The story for the most part has an outdoor setting, the Canadian woods in summer, and is beautifully photo- graphed.
 Clara Bow. as the flapper-manacur- ist from Minneapolis, whose sudden love whim has resulted in changing her city environment for that of the Canadian woods, but whose instincts are the same whether in the city or at "Mantrap Landing, plays a part that fits her perfectly. Miss Bows work is brilliant throughout the picture.
 Ernest Terrence, in the role of Joe Easter, tradeF and trapper of the North Woods, gives a performance which is great both in dramatic strength and in that delightful, whim- sical humor for which he is famous. It is the best role Terrence has had in many months, and he has made the most of it. "Mantrap" should win him plenty of enthusiastic new friends.
 Percy Marmont is splendid. As the tired New York bachelor lawyer who wants to get away from women who come to him, seeking fashionable di- vorces and appealing for sympathy, he Is mighty convincing. Of course, he doesn't find the solitude and rest that he expects. Instead, he meets Clara Bow and Is drawn into a gripping situa- ton.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
GETTING OUT BOOM

Howard and Gene Brown and MT. Kelly, who recently got out 5000 logs for She Independent Lumber Co.,, in Fairbanks, have left the Interior city for Little salcha to get their booms in readiness for the drive to Fairbanks. The water in the Little salcha is said to be rising rapidly.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
CHURCH SERVICES

Sunday serVces at the Seward Community church will be as follows: Morning worship in song, prayer aud preaching at II o'clock. The ser mon will be delivered by the Rev. !. Dean King of the Jesse Lee Home. MT. King is an excellent preache~. You should not fail to hear him. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Song and prayer service at 7:3O ). m.
 Come and worship with us in these services. Visitors always welcome THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
 Minister.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
AMERICAN IS SAFE

MANAGUA, May 5, R-The bri- gade headquarters reported that AL bert H. Head, mining man who had been reported missing and probably in the hands of rebel raiders for sev- eral days, has arrived safely at Puer- to Cabezas.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
HUSBAND, WIFE ARRESTED

SACRAMENTO. Calf, May 4. Np Mrs. Ruth Ross and her hus- band, Ray Ross, each requested the police to have the other arrested. Now both gre booked at the police stat:on, charged with the possession of a still
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
TRAIL IN GOOD SHAPE
away

The Richardson highway between Fairbanks and Richardson is in fine condition, says a Fairbanks report. A roundtrip in 10 hours was made last week between these points.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05
1928 Seed Catalogs are now in. Brown & Hawkins.

When the outer sole becomes thin or worn thru, the inner sole spreads and makes the shoe look out of shape. Resoling in time will save the shape f the shoe.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

Strickly fresh ranch eggs from Mefford's ranch at Brown & Hawkins Corpora tion.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

Eight tickets on the Nenana ice pool were marked April 31st-s8 shot away.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-05-05

Sink your teeth Inro a piece of Baby Beef and gasp with Joy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
STOCK PRICES
CLOSE STRONG
Approximately $780,
600 Shares Sold
During Day

NEW YORK. Dec. 1a-F1-Bullish
price tendencies continued 20 pre-
dominate at the opening Of today's
stock market, but most changes were
irregular, Radio. Greene Cananea
Copper and Gillette Safety Razor
showed initial gains or A point or
more. Eisenlohr and National Bel
las Hess preferred moved into new
high ground. American Can opened
a point lower.
Prospects OF an early tightening
Of credit conditions continued 70
have n restrictive effect on trading.
Case T~hreshing Machine. heavy
yesterday. quickly ran up IL points.
international Nickel advanced more
than 4 points 20 n new top at 26f
and Montgomery Ward (new stock)
touched a new high at 100 Ia.
Houston Oil climbed 3 points. plac-
inT Y 10 points above the low level
established in the recent reaction.
Early gains Of 1 70 . points also
were recorded by Anaconda, Kenne-
colt. Sears-Roebuck. Rock Island.
Goodyear Rubber. International
Combustion. Greene Cananea Con-
e and Wright Aeronautical.
Foreign exchanges Onened firm
The closing was strong. Totsl
sales Appropriated 100000 shares
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
N O.FUTURES
CLOSE STEADY
Net Decline of 6 to
ii Points Shown
Over Day

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l9.-GPl-
The cotton market had IN easier
opening in sympathy with lower Liv-
erpool cables than expected, first
trades showing losses Of 5 TO 4
points. The market steadied after
the start gaining a poin. or two on
a little buying promoted by unfav-
orablc weather and crop summary.
Some selling carried January off
TO 1854. March 1861 and May 1886,
or s to S points under yesterdays
close. At the end of the first hour
the market was quiet and near the
lows.
The market ruled very quiet all
morning with trading being held in
check bv pre-holiday influences and
a general desire 70 await tomoTrow's
ginnincs total before entering upon
new commitments. Near noon Janu-
AIRY sold az 1856. March 1854 and
May 1858. or 2 10 3 points above the
lows but still 5 points under y%ester-
davis close.
Cotton futures closed quiet ant
steady at net declines Of q Ito ]
points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
State Railroad
COrnmissi
Sees Gains Here

After a trip of inspection over the
Southern Pacific's new extension out
Of falfurriss and on into Browns
vile. State Railroad Commissioner
Lon A. Smith praised the new line.
roadbeds and stations saying it was
one Of the most staunchly built ex-
tensions in the state. He was par
iieulariy impressed with the beauty
OF the Valley railroad stations.
Il visit the Valley annually and
note with pleasure the growth and
progress OF the section. The splendid
new stations on the Southern Pa
cifIc arc indicative Of the progress
OF the Valley" Commissioner Smith
said.
lie was accompanied by L. X. Guer-
niger, chief engineer Of the state
railroad department. Gueringer was
location engineer on the st. Louis.
Brownsville and Mexico, when that
hne entered the Valley in 1904. He
Is wei acquainted with this section
and said he could see progress with
each visit.
They were accompanied on their
trip over the s. Z. Lines by Il. ".
barnes, chief engineer of the South
ern Pacific.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
Live Stock
Average Steady;
Hogs Are Lower

KANSAS CITY. Dec. la.-LPH
Hogs: 1000; 15G25c lower; top
S.55 on 2l5-260 lbs; butchers. me-
dium TO choice 25O-350 lbs. S.I5G
SOS; 2O0-250 lbs. s.151s.55: 10000
lbs. S.00Ms.50; 130-16O lbs. 7.75@
SIS; packing sows 7.00Ms.O0.
Cattle: 5000; calves: 500: steady;
slaughter steers, good and choice
1300-l500 lbs. 11.75Gi6.OO; 1I00-13O0
lbs. 11.5OMl6-25; $50 lbs. 1860
1925; heifers. good and choice $50
lbs. down ll.00Hl4.50; cows, good
and choice S.00G1O.25; v~ealers (milk
fed medium TO choice S.O0n13.O0.
Sheep: 5000; lambs active; sheep
strong to 15e higher; lambs, good
and choice (92 lbs. DOWN 1880
400; ewes, medium 70 choice $50
lbs. DOWN 5.5OG7.65.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
Valley to Corpus
Bus Line Sold to
M. P. Subsidiary

McALLEN, Tex, Dec. l9.-The
Blue Border Bus line, operating be-
tween McAllen and Corpus Christi.
and owned by eight individuals. has
been sold 10 George Ii. Winsor. trus-
tee, Of Houston, Texas. agent for the
Missouri Pacific Transportation COM
pany, 4 subsidiary Of the Missouri
Pacific Railway system.
The deal was closed in Corpus
Christi, subject TO approval by the
Texas Railroad Commission. The
price to be paid is $4,000.
The conclusion OF this sale follows
closely onthe requirement by the
Missouri Pacific company Of the
Black Diamond Bus lines, which OPP
crates between Brownsville and Mis-
sion.
The Blue Border company recent
ly purchased ten new cars for the
line.
The men owning the company are
c. q. Martin, A. w. Owens, ID. III.
Garner, George Devil, b. S. McClain.
q. y. Bland and r. T.. Farr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
King George Is
Winning Battle

LONDON. Dec. 19.-tPi-The des-
peratc battle which King George
has been waging for his life con-
tinued somewhat in his favor today.
This mornings bulletin. like the
two Of yesterday, recorded improve
mcnt. even though slight. Despite
the fact that his majesty's gain has
been slight, II has been definite. and
a more hopeful atmosphere prevailed
among palace officials.
This mornings bulletin signed by
Sir Stanley Hewett, Sir Hugh Rigby
and Lord Dawson OF Penn, was rs
follows:
"The king has had = restful night,
The slight Improvement noted yes
terday continues"
On the whole the situation was re-
garded as favorable and satisfactory
although il was emphasized that
anxietf continues and must continue
for some time. Uninterrupted prog.
ress for several days, IL was said,
would be necessary before real con-
fidence in the outcome a he felt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
tentative Plans
Made For Retail
Merchants Mee'

HARLLNGEN, Dec. 19.-Tentative
plans TO rthe annual convention OF
the State Retail Merchants Associ-
alton to be held in San Benito. May
20, p and p, 1929, were formed nj d
meeting Of retail merchants and
Valley Chamber OF Commerce secre-
taries held in the chamber Of CON-
merce building in this city Tuesday
evening.
Delegates to the meet are expected
to arrive in San Bnito Sunday, May
20. Immediately upon their arrival
they will be brought to Brownsville
for ar evening banquet. They will
lunch in Harrington.
On the second day ~ the conven-
ton, the delegates will be taken on
n tour OF Hidalgo county. They will
visit Point Isabel on the final day OF
the parley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
GETS TOO QUICK
\ = \
ON THE DRAW
Y y y
SHOOTS OWN LEG

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-(H9-Thom-
as Pagni, traffic policeman. was
practicing the fascinating art
known as "quick on the draw"
He vas getting pretty good.
From a posture of absolute nom
chalance he suddenly would drop
his hand to his holster, whip
forth the weapon and blaze away.
1t ceased TO be a matter of sec
onds; il became a matter of split
seconds.
1t got 50 fast. in fact, that Of
ficer Pagni pulled the trigger be-
fore the gun was out Of the hol-
ster; which explains why he was
in the hospital today with a bull
let in his thigh.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
WILLACY dist.

Continued from age one.l
SS,500.000 voted BY the pharr-Sar
Juan district.
IN the application or the district q
the state board If water engineers
no definite amour or water II ask
Cd. the district merely asking foi
the right TO use unappropriated wa.
ters Of the river in sufficient quaint.
tics 90 irrigate not TO exceed 129, 00C
acres, which is the size Of the dis.
trict.
Water will be taken from the river
only when the flow IL above normal
and flood waters will Be stored N
large reservoirs on the tract. making
X unnecessary TO take water from
the river during the ucriods of loN
flow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
Nj. P. Officials In
Valley to Study
Truck Movement

III. X. Stafford. executive vice-prcsl
ident Of the Missouri Pacific Lines,
and q party az Missouri Pacific Off
Gals. are spending a few days in
the Valley looking over the prospects
for the winter and spring vegetable
shipping season.
Included in the party, besides Mr.,
Stafford, were Horace Booth Of Hous-
ton. general traffic chief; II. r.
Pace, land and industrial commits
s%ioncr; a. y. Waldron Of Harlingen,
executive general agent for the Val.
ley. and a. s. Gimble of Brownsville
general agent here.
Mr.. Saffords' party spent Tuesday
in the Brownsville area. and expect
ed TO tour the remainder Of the Val
ley Wednesday and T%hurdsay.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19

The Avenida Rio Branco, the main
artery Of the city along which the
government buildings, municipal the.
aters, school OF art and supreme
court Of law are located will be IL
Illuminated in Mr.. Hoover's honor.
The Stars end Stripes and the Green
and Yellow Of Brazil will be dis
played ~profusely. Lunches and din
ners have been arranged for the
party.
There will be a motor trip to Pc
tropolis, the summer capital which
IS $500 feet above sea level. The
American chamber of m at
Sac Paulo in the coffee district is
sending a large delegation 20 Rio
Janeiro to greet the president-eIect.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
MARKETS AT
A GLANCE

New York
stocks strong Case T~hreshing
scars 80 points.
Bonds steady; Andes Copper Is up
1 points.
Foreign exchanges firm; sterling
rises sharply.
Cotton easy; southern selling.
Sugar steady: Cuban support.
Coffee lower; easier Brazilian
cables.
Chicago
Wheat higher; u~nfavorable Argen-
tine weather.
Corn firm; u~nfavorable weather
for Jusking.
Cattle lower.
Hogs steady 10 lower.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-19
CITY BRIEFS

Christmas Trees, Evergreen FRS
Five feet to 10 feet high. SIPS tc
$3.50. American Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps, State National Bank
Twelfth street.-Adv. "a.
Ringworm.-One bottle OF Imperial
Eczema Remedy Is guaranteed to be
enough for any ease. All druggists
are authorized 10 refund your money
II IL fails.-Adv. I"
Radios-The Majestic Radio store
which has recently been installed al
HOS Washington ST.. will receive its
first shipment Of radios this week.
according 60 A. $. Lanier, manager
and owner of the store.
Masonic INSTRUMENTATION Of Of
ficers Of the local Masonic order viii
be held tonight. according 70 infor-
nation from w. W. Ball, secretary
Of the lodge.
Complete Home-The new home
which NJ. A. Garcia of Brownsville
is building at 13 West Levee St, and
which will be occupied by relatives
is expected by him to be completed
before Christmas.
Bcdrom-s3 per week. hot and cold
water and gas. 900 Jefferson 81.
There will he n meeting Tuesday
evening 1880, Of the W. o. W. at hall
over old Herald building for election
of officers. Aaron Turk, Clerk.-adv.
Visiting Hcre-Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
McClemans and their daughter, Miss
Grace McClemans. arrived in this
city Monday morning for a short Wis
II. Their home is in western Penn
sylvania.
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye Waite.
relieves sun and wind burned eyes
Doesn't hurt. All druggists.-Adv. a.
Heavy Wrapping Paper for your
Christmas packages. 50 inches wide
nj 5 cent per yard. Bishops Print
Shop.-advertisement. t2Ol.
Building Homework on the new
home which J. q. Calderoni is build
ing at 70s Washington St., Is ex-
pected TO be completed about the
middle of January.
Cord wood for sale carloads or
truck loads. Phillips Store, San Be
nito. adv. rs.
Christmas Dance-The Brownsville
Country club Christmas dance will
he held at the club the evening OF
Dec. %. according TO an announce
ment made Wednesday.
Crowds Continue-Holiday shop
pers continue 20 crowd Brownsville
streets and stores. All merchants
in the city report business brisk and
with a possibility Of an added i'm
petus IN the few remaining shopping
days before Christmas.
Making Trips-A number of local
singers are having to keep the road
hot between here and San Benito in
order TO be on hand 10 practice for
the Messiah" which is to M sung
ia a theatcr in that city New Years
Day.