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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Showing the Latest 'Mounoir' EIfffoctc
"Aetner for Evening or
SPort. Use the
Neckerchief.
by Marie Marot

az fad for neckerchiefs sD
peared several seasons a.,
gained popularity in the craze
esery'ning collegiate" This
sees its return-not only -
sports field. but in afternoon
evening dresses.
! Trim dinner gown, pictured
accompanying drawing. fea-
. mouchoir tie Of self fshr;a
most becoming when tea
over the pointed decoIle-
,j Las dress itself is very plain
lIeq nlpline and simple iran
skirt giving it, 6oweverp
s.e charm 1t Is an ideai
pms. summer
2 mouchoir effect in. Der
newer style. the sweater
pictured to the right Is ~.
interesting. Its skirt i
fso olue crepe de Chine !
bands the neck and 1
OF the sweater which,
design. knit in the car. '
simulate the tying Of
scarf. The whole makes
1nusual outfit.
silk and wool comh;n.- :,
famong the most ponnIsr y
! wear. There are many J.
d featuring silk dresses !
bylth strips Of angora- 70 ~
arw1th comfortably loose
bets; The sweaters corn.
SIX shirts aid under -
co legion, These. Of ~
Tor specialized sports ~
we not appropriate for
be town as well-as has
=, with 50 many Of the
'pis of the past. !
,s tennis dresses have ing
thsa accepted as part Of to
rofssed golfers ward. wh,
II oe surprised one hi, In !
some war; 49, 10
oufeveless tarn;- enis styl
con sho- Ills oresS, buy
SUM- - grove and that
greTo vi 70 the first shoI
,isnreiy q bit Of plaRia- leatl
sports. shad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Soouy more or less lies 49, Iha
whit &c OF course. would not class so-..u..
~n'e lies" as lies. Ffbs and Iies sO.caiied
cousins. according to Others are not even
t;or some salespeople admit that
wares 4 practiced In unloading tBeeG;ss s exaggera;
' Tips Upon . credulous pubiics 1eif goods and
a person q 'ttSSe eatrs don't vince when thew sell
half the stage. my commanding a view Of
Always Tell The truth Co thai
Do cb 40 wives never lie to their bush.,a.,
The I; III. \ ! Prsvaricate to their childr.n,
meet : OF nes that We indulge n =
! is deliberate raear'a ofton everywhere. Sometimes nealess;
.@entiOns. ike the oi Iitt1s = Y done with good in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

NSMC AlOng.
Up FOR IT, 1t isn't very ra,s
ttnooool. running around IA IT, darl
They had been walking Will. tb.,.
49, a.Alhg and DOtty was n~rrr-
ana ~, sunny Rabbit tonne
or the tree. uE the roots
But I thought q saIa H..
N q Rabbit TOWN." she Isushes
aIona even see your place IL,
W. no. we don't have anv
On eop or b ground" Bunny PoLnsss
ToT,- . Heres the gate 10 Pa
h1e'~~ = he led Dotty M w
hetLn the ground that led 49,
tree eeH Two big roots OF a great h,1
HsS; Come on in" d
thsre ny, ! couldn't get down \,
stranra ,htcaimed Dotty. Then j
to rrow ing happened. Dotty began
snauer and smaller 80
sne gateway into Rabbit 7rn- 1t
~ Q her head. "Coodv toW-
seuooolt now ] a get I'm erA TLH1y
iono"eo Sunny Rabbit down Dotly
49, tunnel into the rror-r SasSdt
Tnoeo In q dear Iittle 49, thar
Alarna Rabbit ana 49, room.
go out from this room Lalnlly
I"ays and at the ara NJ
tha n1aner family in a cory roonn
n ilvv houses We're connected u5tL
Iuita i ~ nat Rabbit Town ws.
RnSp pace. and Dotty trotted
verv 10y rabbit and visifeS
~ onna II me village. When
81 almost dark. and biddJ,- pins *
omo good bye. Dotty hI-rt
NV I1s rried TO find the ratarv,- ~
= .s iown the next mornSr-y 20 "
nv. find Il anyTrhars !
80 rabbit had carefuTlv 2
go. gateway up with some bTrhasd
A isas. N'~EDaD~ Fsatur. s.-,,."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
Advice to Girls
By Annie Laurie

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ am a boy 10 years Of age and
have been going with a girl one year
my senior for over a year. During
that time ] have known Of her going
out with other boys but said nothing.
The other day she saw me with an.
other girl and has refused 10 talk
TO me or let me call on her since.
And ] think very much Of her. So
] am writing you for advice.
BABE.
DABE: Sauce for the goose Is
~ for the gander. Babe.
You are not engaged to the young
lady. therefore. you are privileged
70 go out with as many girls as YOU
choose.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
Odd Facts

M Gardens. England. have 49,,
by r. OF creating industries. NJ
in ~ Introduction OF rubber $500
- the East and tea ana case"r
ation In the West Indies
tha men work what "a doph,,a..
smallest coal mine in Ens,ssS
\ h,n..hnei. two miles long. dug
North ysislae al Tan Hill. on 1hs
IetaIlaa ..Asnire moors. The coal A.
bmers ton. but the Gus
hins for 70 fetch 1t from the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

BODY mem back to the center =, a..
Ear Il ~ while swinging then ne
Wills me left as possible srhas
inhaIs mn = back to center arssIe
over rhs LlIe raising the arms go
over 49, nead; exhale while hsrSisn
ner uats Tin and continue in ms r.nI
exercise you have gone through an
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

applied whip lash. This keeps US
fresh and wide awake.
Uniformity or temperature Is dead
~ to mental activity. Opening the
window means more than getting
fresh air. II seems that your body
IL stimulated by the change OF tenn
perature. You are refreshed bv the
effect upon your circulation.
BY moving about. you stir into
being some gentle air currents which
excite your blood flow. and pretty
soon you are wide awake and ready
for useful service. Don't permit
yourself to gro stupid and fat by
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
Home Making HELPS
BY Wanda Barton
vogue of Quilted Cnshia--


, HAsHIoN revivals ~.
1T the scheme of thing. ,o.' o.
ana the old becomes 80 Nh
t nc Desirable. The SILK pa,chwo-''
.ha' Is keeping needlsworEa~- ~ork
- O~ followed BY a revival u c,',,.
ing This work appears il 4ulit,
ucn cushions. long pillows 80
,Oo' throws Tor he chaizs nu
pm cushions. Ioungine u
to-ssry and in sports h,,s ~
GSoears or the Dresar, Inc
- were or turkey rad SIX
49, were quilted in ths saMco out
sJIL ano with as great cara pat
~. saln ones or TODAY tne
tho req quilted pettico,,
Errons Sninz. were r-ediscoveroS a.
war Trurlng p days f~oIIovTr.L ~
daca Iney were bourht s tne
sncNn alors In the French Up oy
N z daringly out forTa prov
starter pnOistery and cushions 1919
ususn. .ns present revival T
ririns,.n ne case with revivals
ntrica,s aIe improved upon bv uen
nd Sork and richer mafarIaIN
elves sueIn materials lend tha-
nnI,.. cceptably to this use
ma u. OF the quilting tecb,ne
layha 60 s 10 making IN A raasas
Thosetor its popularity. reason
-nere are many OF ,hs
,enir- as the sun flovTar
Al 80 star. hearts and fIo u
Id ths crescent. hollow s-ouarss
= %aL me many modern n.+ I,
! Toi.n tigures e~xtensiveIv -.
Sona LAS are going strong :
iIts Inc daintiest az ~ -. n
n se o petal edge trIn-r- st
ra tnem finish. The na.al
|, fo,,- oy cutting pointed he
~ : lncnes long and six Inchn y,
nnad q top; the sides -
bers1 ~ the point and the tor
~ % III its width hefo-p
49,. ~een The lining and -
,Iane y the quilt 70 be sfitcho T1I
IN other quilts thor
! =, 49, used as a finish
w. ne more expensive
u wLt gathered ia with ths ne
c Iorns a sort ~ h,an
Iccentuate the pattarn
rInr ~ p yard may M h.a n
ever sports coats. n~eglirees him
bathing suits. Persk
are semi-qutted on accom-,
TLSsity o frequent anna
ane TOP Is quilted on an Y
r,uLihg and fitted over RICH
hn-oo" OF desired size s-s wro
~ IN 80 finished that 4, wifi
SIIy removed and u hscL
80 laundering process. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

English.
Dutch. Bwed n
Russian. IN q l,
Perhaps
c~ornpositio tzfnE 4
schultz" y vii 4,
1912 met wed IL
However kscess
nized as oi,ecoa
In 1874 I
the condu,ad to
Theatre. baipziF
within a cisign
owing 10 d time
agement- 1nan.
his family t,and
meagerly rs,nly
OF his varicases
ever. he stli0uv.
going from, se.
d~eavoring tan.
One of his a.
this time lecnK
RapelTneistera
Vein. but DIR
lS48 the inst NJ
ing was ags
A brief apo
ing In = quo. /.
Berlin whe-o'
kapeIlmeister
elmstadische
the last year&
farces and trit I
Lortzing WI b
delightful hua Il
Tow OF melody c.
his operas as
were when fir
On Lortzinth
CURED In BerNTi
his family W i
titute. The ~,
about $11.004a =
cal benefits "a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

interested IN both sorts.
The woman whose hair used to be red was
laying down the law-it's a habit red-haired
people have. even when their hair has changed
color. Have you ever noticed it?
"If | were a man." said the woman whose
hair used to be red. "Pd get dark woman for
my wife. Dark women are born wives and
mothers-they're daughters and sisters, too
before they begin to be women. A dark woman
always has to have some man in the world
either a father or a brother or a sweetheart or
a husband or a son.
"And whoever that man is she'll love him
and she'll work for him, she'll take care of him,
she'll pet him, she'll spoil him and she'll breathe
and live for him.
eff he's rich she'll dress for him, and
scheme for him and help him in his business.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

DoSY cheeks depena -,.
ktpon good circulation am
: those OF Us who live ! SON.
VIVA. ~sedentary life must o..
fhs some exercise routine 70 Eeas
nnra Ken vibrating with yirorors
n, tns daily walk OF a, Ieas, re-
walk e. iot. particularly n thar
or lar Asn 70 the early norninr
oughfare. aa "nen crowded nor.
ing impossible. SA walk
women who i've IN RI
smaller towns do nor o1ros
..anAs4ry 10 choose their rnnn ~
"asAIng 70 avoid the moha = TOT
80 Traffic that ill CITY stree psople
soyen o'clock in the r-nornIaS ION
~en past theatre time M unui
nIaas.I "alking 10 easier and $50
bnr-sanI City jewellers will eon
~wever. that the earl INC
~aLA wlu set them On for 80 nIng
.uuahy and physically lay
lust before retirin, non "
II = quiet street that perrnits
Inere are q nunher
exercises which are ~roou
= ueip circulation. In ons uulo
~. Exercises I'm going 10 or,rne
Sey uumo-bells are needaa ,n t.
ne run benefit OF 49, - get !
,uno-oelis. however. ara NJ, clse- !
80. sometimes n can -, Apen :
little as q dollar d natr :
II 10y are within the reach ~ ~ I,
,e floor u-se ne nat on the hack on F
toss WI ne heels together and ~
ms straight In ! \
aes. Dc pressed against ,he -
,h1Ae q deep breath An vo's -
: a. .S,' Ieg straight up a. 49, !.
nu puu IL back over r. y
NE ne Toes are POINTING rorreH u'
! .ioor. Exhale while Iovre-,n~ or
- is original position Pssne 70
tne right leg and than ara-psat an
= s twenty times. Sc
"a exercise two the r,hb sir
.leu- Grasp one firmly "A sa-s ~
n n take the eract a- ma
~ sho which means that the pss
y, Sn1uld Dc stretched to IA fnr 80
neels touching and TO- ~. n
uns straight ahead. arms -
~ Z. 2 sides. Now inhaIe uybife ano
SIG the arms up over the haaT a
/, sAnale while lowering thsr ne
: tne dumb-bells touch The TO-. ene
ONT or the toes. Keen fha - q
rom the waist and keen ~. guiI
! riEid while bending over ma
while raising the 49, are
Z p swing them a. far - NJ SIX
M you can. ayh.,.Gr 70 the wide
WINE Or1nE. hemr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
Words of the Wise,

The years, as thew 49,.
70 og with them many tb;nnl
uf advantage. Horace
.-Ihfs Is our chfe, No..
..De nor according to ths fna zee
osSso' oHf after the rdshio- "
-Seaeca.
-N .re necessarily tho ru-.
virtues which are most 1..6,I greatest
g. justice. courage. moJ. O,ner'
masI1ninisy. EberaIity, CONGREGATION.
so~nablsnesA wisdom, enea', reA-
With patience ba.x
prudence push. your fate with
Virgil.
fame u rotniso everything; the
Inc chief fault of r,,u
lie has 50 many small 1 One, Is that
-Richtet.
;m..Jf "ice ecnqueror who eo,
''A'''' IN he moment Of victory ''usF'
-Syrua.
CIV we may concede anv mar
So without doing am, Lar a
.ohgs out we car 49, Hl1h "a
uncut iniuring someone no one
| Cotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
A.Iealth Queries

L%AnIealth Queries !
Thrift should a girl OF
tall weigh?
s-done for oily hair,
ing. Fay TO stop GROW.
fourtpw after ! reach
get
A.
pounfeigh about 1ss
I'll
maculir AND scalp I'm
hair % using a good
furthse helpful. For
dresseFend a self,ad.
peat yvelope and re-
3--Y
full n reached your
taller. not grow any
one conces. however.
OF TIVE up to the age
J. T..
nv apprs ago I had
moved. all tumor re-
backacEs had severe !
What a dangerous? /.
ache 9 and Is back. '
kinds Of tried many :
electricity. !,
Al II
the soupn 70 get nj p.
ful urine. A care hl
or not the whether W
of the trausinR any N
men In ar not albu- nj
amount upon the iii
ton. Ay ellmina. W;
give temas should
C1pyrfrht Il sir
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
by Blanche Silver
DOtty Visits Rahhi.

aoVeiy evening as Dottv
" vas On her way home rrnr,
~. ner Grandma's house. SON..
tning scooted out from the rr.s-o-
near the side OF thu rn.du-- 49,
scurried or under the bushes.
On. goodness me. don't be s-,~h.
ened. little fellowI" laurbed No.
soluy' * wouldn't harm Won far WI.
World" She tiptoed over To tno
push. very careful not 10 male ~.
noise Come On OUT. Mr.. Rp1r,,
@oolt. I'm a friend OF Soueeda.
anu Happy Giggles and
well. now. that- d,,,o-.
a squeaky voice or
PLetty little gray rabbit noLad -
Mlsshng nose out from iInder 80
pusn and two black eyes wstnhaS
10y carefully. If you're a frianI
~ ne M~akebelieve eifIns, thnr ,,nu
lt oe a friend or mine" ara ~
nopped out from under the bush snS
"lggled his nose again anu
~ ~ course. 1 am" laughed pn.p-
I'VE IA the white house Illst ~
Sue or the meadow. Do Won
around here some place7" ~
1ss' indeed \ do" said Runnv
oolI Over IN Rabbit ToWn
ssnt you ever seen Il villa
80, haven't" replied Dottv az
rytnlng IKE the village M the
.sT ~ Dogsf I've visited them"
nrbea can't say as TO that~
Nj hnra Dunny Rabbit, but I'm 20
ong with me. I'm sure most -
OF them 81 70 see
op. laughed Dotty. Don't van
.N M gel up In the mornings"
,hhS. ssSIry orten." replied Bunny
,oalt- You see we do INIT our fna5-
ana hunting after night. ~ -
sleep in the daytime TO mnre
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
NJ
SITS IN JUDGMENT
Dark Girls Are Born Wives and Mothers, Best of
Sisters and Daughters, Says Critic Who
Stands on Neutral Ground.
BY BLACK

FEv HERE they were in the pleasant living room, the blonde and the
brunette and the elderly person who was once northumberland
- sitting behind a newspaper pretending to read was a man.
He's neither a blond nor a brunette, but. dear me. he's terribly
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
LIS. LIKE CAMCERS
KILL ~PERSONALITY
character and Manifests Itself = '"'O the
The Shifty Even
by DR.. LOUIS E. BIscH
The Eminent Psyeholoc;-

o-n. Is no use denying the fact ~,
1 A"Oaner Is fairly common practica preVarlcatiOn Of one type
Although we have - 11ce
who'll ese 0 e INDUCED in. one might he up o believe that lying
evs- pfon@ by such moral teacbiTnr - sempled to say that nobody
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
Do You Nod Over Work? Fin(Reasop

stroi sleepy mood. Grow
avoI1y and vigorous bv
maknner Of life which
- your work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

Strong coffee 0 n other stmuIant IN The night amount VIII send the
heart to pumping. This causes the blood to 20 bounding on its way
to the brain. Then the desire for sleep disappears
You have a big dinner in delightful company and then q home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

TfIv; .or Iher own good. ~@' uoctors often have n 4ou
TyMg IS so common ia n ror-.,a 81
-Sh and the instinct ~ saIfH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08

If he's poor, she'll save for him and try to push him ahead. She may
be clever, she may be dull, she may be pretty, she may be ugly, she
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-08
olnple Exercises That Beaut;fv
by JOSEPHINE HUDDIESToN

y Upon good circulation and - - nem back to the centa-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-12
Stage National.
Radio Addition
Finals Sunday

Ten young American singers-vot-
Cd the champions Of this nation !
amateur vocalistS-will he rougn
together in New York City for finals
al the Second National Radio sud-
ton. Sunday, Dec. rs.
They will be welcomed 10 the stu
dios where Schumann-Heink, Giglt,
Werrenrath and other masters have
scored their radio triumphs. As they
ompe:e for Atwater Kent Founda-
ton awards totalling $1,000 and
scholarships. their voices VIII re
carried to millions from coast to
coast by the National Broadeasting
company and associated stations.
This contest will be during the reg
uIar Atwater Kent hour, 9:lJ 70
1918 .. M, eastern standard time.
Tinalists, each the winner Of local,
state and district singing competi-
lions and sections they represent
are:
South-Carmen Resell. New Or
leans. la, soprano, 10, and Ernest
Paul Ferrata. New Orleans, La bar
itone. 81.
FAR WEST-Dove Irene kiigore,
Oakland. Calf, coloratura soprano.
III. and Donald Novis. Pasadena. Cal,
tenor. %.
MIDwEST-Gladys Morrison Ball,
Kansas City, Mo-, coloratura sopra-
no, %. and Wilfred A. Engelman,
Detroit, Mich. baritone, "a.
Northeast-Hazel G. Arth. Wash
inrton. D. G.. contralto. r., and Ken
meth q. Hines. Buffalo, n. u. tenor,
q.
Southwcst-Ansn Mae Chandler,
Fayetteville. Ark. c%oloratura Sopra-
no, 20, and Patrick Henry Wilson
Jr.. Galveston. Tex, baritone. Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-12
OFFICIALSARE
ORDERED into
TRAVISCOURT
Citations in Griffin
Leslie Contest Are
Served on Hidalgo
County Leaders

hrALLEN. Dec. 12.-County Judge
a. W. Cameron. County Clerk Cam E.
Hill, and the four members Of the
Hidalgo county commissioners court
have been served with citations in
the election contest brought by Cor
don Griffin. citizen-republican ran
didste for judge Of the 93rd district.
against =. Z. Leslie. incumbent. The
citations are r~eturnable IN the
Travis county district county on
January s. 1892.
Tom Buckow. former deputy
sheriff. VINO acted As election judge
1T Weslsco. and all other judges Of
that precinct, in which the entire
vote vas thrown out by the county
commissioners, were also cited to
appear before the Travis county
tribunal.
The district Judge, George Calhoun,
acting upon the application Of Grit-
fin, granted an injunction prohibiting
the county commissioner, county
ludge ana county CLERK iiom de
~stroying. disposlng OF, chang, ng or
tar1perinG' with the returns OF the
November election. the order Of inc
court stating. /.
Nov, therefore. you and each Of
you are hereby commanded individ-
nally and as members OF the commis-
sioners court of hldalgo county, TEX
as, and as county clerk of hidalgo
county, Texas, respectively, that YOU
dssist and refrain from IN any man
ner destroying. disposing Of, cnsng.
ing or tamperinE with the returns q
the election held on November 2,
1928, Of Hsdalgo county, Texas, conf
posinc the 93rd judicial district OF
Texas as 10 the office OF the Judge
of the e3rd Judicial district OF Texas,
as made Of the Officers Of said cleo
ton OF the twenty-five election pre-
circts IN said 9Srd judicial district 81
Texss; and YOU and each Of you are
further commended 20 deliver q the
clerk Of said 53rd judicial district
court of Travis county, Texas, ana
into the custody of said court, on or
before the appearance day oil the
January, 1929, term of SAID court.
said appearance day Of said term be-
inr January sth. 1929, all Of the re-
turns az said election rs 70 the Office
of Judge Of the 93rd Judicial district
Of Texas. as made by the election OIL
fjcerS Of the Twenty-Five election pre-
sincts in said district, ss said returns
were made and delivered 70 the ssic
A. W. Cameron. county Judge Of ~,
dalgo county, Texas, and r. the SAID
Cam Z. Hill, county clerk Of said III
daleo county, Texas. By the election
officers Of said twenty-five election
precincts. and now in possession Of
the said A. W. Cameron and Tam r,
Hill. including the returns made anc
delivered by the officers q said
election on November 9Th. 19Ls. N
election precinct No. II IN HidalGo
county. Texas. generally known as
the weSlaco election precinct. sub
isct 70 the further orders Of n
court N said suse. this writ being
returnsble to the January, 1922. term
81 said court to be holden within ana
for the county a. Travis. at the court
house thereof in Austin. Texas, on
the 7th day Of January. z
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-12
COLLEGE MOVE
Gets BACKING
Appropriation Asked
For Kingsville
institution

Full support n the movement in
augurated ~ the South Texas Cham
Der Of Commerce 20 secure m appro-
priation from the next legislature
for enlargement of and EXTENSION Il
the facilities of the South Texas
state Teaches College a kingsvillt
was assured by the directors Of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce
az their regular meeting Tuesday
night.
". T. Burnett appeared before
the directors. outlined the work OF
the Kingsville institution and en-
phasized The necessity Of enlarging
the state college and extending It's
facilities. He said il is the only in
stitution Of the kind in South Tex
ss. serves a large and rapidly de-
~veloping area. and that the appro'
priation Is necessary 70 assure ade-
quate service.
]. r. Canales. member Of the
board Of directors, stated he had in
troduced the bill in the 1917 legis-
lature for creation of the Kings
willie Teachers college. and added
that he had maintained close touch
with the progress Of the institution.
He made a motion that the chamber
of commerce 90 on record favorirg 2
liberal appropriation and the motion
passed without a dissenting vote.
The following resolution was pre-
pared and a copy will be sent to Gov
ernor Moody, n 10 Polk H~ornaday,
Cameron county representative. and
a third 70 Archie Parr, state sena-
tor:
Whereas. the state Of Texas i
building n system Of education in or
der 10 provide proper educational IA
c%ilities for the people Of all Texas;
and
Whereas. there have been estab-
lished and arc being maintained
great colleges for technologica'
training IN every section Of the state
except South Texas; and
w hsress. this territory. greater
in area than the old Dominion, con
tains approximately a million PEG.
pie, rapidly increasing and greatly
IN need Of n strong chronological in
stitution in its midst;
"Now. therefore. he n resolved
That We are duly proud ~ the South
Texas State Teachers college. now in
It's fourth year. located at KinGsville
Texas.
"Be IL further resolved. That We
urge the governor and the Forty.
first legislature r. enlarge the wo~i
Of this institution BY the addition
AZ houses. equipment and faculty IN.
tn IL shall be able 20 take rare a
all the chronological training re.
quired for the exploitation and de.
velopment Of the resources Of Soutl
Texas and shall become in fact .
great chronological college for tn
special use Of the people or South
Texas.
"Be IL further resolved. That We
place this matter with all possible
cleArness and force before our rep
r~esentative and our senator; that .
copy of this resolution be sent e
each Of them. together with a per
sonal letter fully outlining our 20
sition.'
The chamber Of alsc
ras@d a resolution calling upon the
civic bodies and I'll citizens Of the
city 10 extend their cooperation IN
the movement TO increase the facili-
ties and service of the institution