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SEEK $40, 900 FOR
CITY MARKET REPAIR
Works Board to Ask Council for
Bond Issue.

Works Board to Ask Council for
Bond Issue.
President Oren S. Hack today an
nounced the board of works will ask
council to pass a $4,000 bond issue
at next meeting for repair and
painting Of Tomlinson Hall and city
market.
Several attempts have been made
to secure funds for the "renovating"
of the city market house and Tom
linson Hall during the past two adj
ministrations.
Harry Springsteen, market mas
ter, plans to repaint the interior
of both buildings, reroof the struc-
ture and make minor changes with
the proposed money.
Hack said the heating system will
be separated so city market can be
hated without wasting steam on the
huge hall upstairs. This will save
some $500 a month, Hack estimated,
This loss has been going on for
years, he declared.
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FOrgiUe!.
Prays Man Robbed of
Money Saved to
Fight Blindness.

BIZ Times Special
~REENSBURG, Ind, July 21.-
VI Robbed of $125, which he in
tended to spend in an effort to re-
gain his fast weakening sight, the
Rev. Herman Harkland, aged re-
tired minister, kneels before a
crucifix at his home here and
prays thus for two thieves:
Father, forgive them. They
know not what they do"
Two men came to the door of
the old mans home. They told
him they we're without money
and needed shelter for the night.
without hesitation, he extended
them hospitality. The next day he
found the money had been stolen
from a bureau drawer.
The Rev. Mr.. MARYLAND has
been saving little sums over a
period of several years, hoping to
accumulate enough to have his
eyes treated. Now, as a sequel to
an act of charity. he faces the
prospect of his life ending in dark
ness.
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Alarmed Over Daughter

Alarmed at the absence of their
&ughter, late Sunday, the parents
& 5arted a search.
Early Tuesday, they went to b.
denheim's address where the girls
brother, Eugene, Jr., talked to the
doorman. He told them young
lady OF her description had called
there about 7 o'clock Sunday after
noon and had been admitted to his
apartment. About 1870 .. m. Mon
day she came down, he said, but
further than that he could not &C
count for her actions.
Father and son told police Boden-
helm had been home when they
called, but left soon afterward.
Friday police found the novelist
had moved out of the apartment.
His publishers, the Horace Liveright
Company admitted they had re-
ceived work from him, but declined
to name his whereabouts.
Miss Novotny said she had known
her for some time and had become
acquainted with the girls growing
belief in reincarnation and her con-
fidence In the happiness Of her
Next Great Adventure"
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to the po-
lice as stolen:
John Neilhaus, $500 S. Meridian
ST., For dtouring, license 26-116,
from Senate Ave. and SQUIRT st.
Mrs. Fern Tramper, $3.50 E
Washington ST., Ford coupe, license
1885,, from Capitol Ave. and Elev-
enth st.
S. K. McCleave, 34O2 E. Twenty
Second ST., Ford sedan, license
628-828, from Riverside Park.
G. A. Roy, COG Congress Ave-, Oak
land coupe, license 28-207, from
Thirty Fourth St., near Illinois St.
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JOHNSON APPEALS

Jack johnson, Negro, former
worlds heavyweight champion, to-
day appealed to the city boxing
commission for his $3.50, which he
said was withheld after his fight
Thursday night at Douglass Park
with "Ruffhouse" Wilson.
The exhibition ended in the third
round when Wilson left the ring
after the referee had ordered him
to either stop certain tactics or get
out.
Boxing Secretary ROLAND Rhodes
took up the complaint and prom
ised to aid in arbitration. Johnson
said Jack Cross, Douglass custo-
dian, who promoted the match, re-
fused to pay him.
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BUILDING Permits

L. G. Brightmire Company. garage, Six
teenth and Capitol, $500.
j.. F! Fulk. dwelling and garage, 1544-46
9. a, Morris, remodel, 1928 W. Twen-
:. 6. A. Morris, garage, 1923 W. Twenty
George eO p. Boss, dwelling and garage.
702-04 w. rhirtieth, $4,000.
w. H. Cooley, furnace, 1920 Leland, $500.
F. e. Swonger, garage, 238-40 Iced $500.
Pearl Brandenburg, reroof, 1924 Park.
Ben Horwitz, shed. 1898 s. Meridian,
Charles Buckrop. garage, 97a W. Jack
Central Masonic Lodge. remodel. Illinois
John NJ. Judah. repair, Delaware and
indiana Veneer and Lumber Company,
boiler, 1921 E. Twenty Fourth, 50, 400.
Roxana Petroleum Corporation, tank and
pump, 709-19 E. Washington. 81 100.
Roxana Petroleum Corporation, station,
709-19 E. Washington, $4,000.
The Suez Canal is longer than
the Panama Canal, the former be-
ing about 100 miles in length or ap-
proxinately sixty miles longer than
the latter.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Edwin B. Dunbar. 2e. of 1915 Brookside
Ave, gardener. and Jennie Parkinson. 49,
Of 3434 Washington Blvd.
Claude Emerson Lane. &c. Newcastle
electrician, and Geneva L. Matthews. o.
Of zoos Ruckle.
Joseph Carson Cortner. ri. of 2O4s
Ruckle ST.. and Rubye Belle Barley. 90
of 1881 Massachusetts, Ave, bookkeeper
Louis G. Danmerick Jr.. g. Of 821 N
LaSalle. dentist. and Bertha G. Mindach,
81. Of 843 N. Jefferson.
Frank N. farrell. "a. Of 511 N. Jefferson
teacher, and Helen L. Lewis. same ad-
dress. teacher.
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Dependable MAN

Wanted by Chicago corporation to
act as district manager on a marvel
Gus new mechanical invention recently
patented and now being marketed on
a national scale. The man we select
for the indianapolis district must be
reliable, willing to follow instruc-
tions and have some mechanical ex-
perience so that he can learn to ex-
plain our device. To the right man
we will give an excellent contract and
a district large enough that his earn
ings should be $4,000 to $4,000 year
ly. You must be financially respon-
sible and able to invest 81 900 for
merchandise. Give brief history of
what you have done in the past. Wire
or write for full details. MR.. SHAW,
general manager, Liquid Service Co.,
307 n. Michigan, Chicago.
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NOVELIST is
/ SOUGHT after
/ DEATH OF GIRL
Reincarnation and Suicide
I PaCts Feature in
Il Strange Case.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 21.-Reincar-
nation, suicide pacts and the name
of Maxwell Rodenheim, author of
erotic novels, were involved today
in a strange scramble of evidence
bearing on the death of Miss Vir-
ginia Drew, Bodenheim's 24-year-
old literary protege.
, Miss, Drew, former art student,
#hose body was identified Friday, is
believed to have thrown herself into
the Hudson River after leaving Bo-
denhelno's uptown apartment at 80
on Monday morning.
Several days before she told a
friend, Miss Carolyn Novotny, that
she had found a literary light who
was helping her become a great
writer and that she and the author
had formed suicide pact. She said
she was going to his apartment
Sunday night to try to dissuade him
6rom carrying out the agreement.
= Novelist Is Missing
Although she did not reveal the
name of her literary helper in talk
ing to Miss Novotny, police learned
from employees of the apartment
house where Bodenheim lived that
she had come there Sunday at 8
o. m. and remand until 1870 a. m.
Next morning, Bodenheim took
taxi to Grand Central station and
has not been seen since.
Friends said Miss Drew had been
discouraged because several pub
fishers had rejected her books, one
theology and the other dealing
largely with reincarnation.
Bodenheim, who is married and
has child, but who is not living
with them. has been prominent in
Greenwich village literary circles
for several years.
Wrote ErOtic Stories
He and George Liveright, his pub
fisher, were hailed into court re-
Gently to defend Bodenheim's novel
"Replenishing Jessica," which was
alleged to be obscene. His latest
novel is George May" the story OF
southern prostitute.
Bodenheim had rented the up
town apartment only week ago.
Inspecting it today, authorities
found a number of his books and
several erotic publications by other
authors.
One of the latter bore an inscrip-
ton on the fyleaf describing Boden-
helm as dangerous rival in af-
fairs of the heart"
Miss Drew's parents, who live in
the Bronx, said Virginia always tele-
phoned them when she was not
coming home before 9.
The body was found in the river
Thursday. 1t bore several bruises
which surgeons ascribed to striking
against river piers.
Her father has authorized an
AUTOPSY.
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Bombers Wreck Machine

BIZ Times Special
KENT, Ind, July 21.-An explo-
sion of dynamite wrecked $1,400
thrashing machine owned by the
zepsbach Company of Sellersburg
on the Oliver H. Black farm, two
miles south of here. Authorities
lack clews to identity of the per-
sons setting the blast.
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BatesviIIe Youth browns

BIZ Times Special
BATESvILLE, Ind, July 81. -
Arthur Raver, 10, was drowned
while swimming in the waters of a
quarry pond northeast of here. He
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
iRayer.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by
the police.
Robert Bolyard, 2539 Broadway,
found at Indiana Ave and Vermont
ST.; three men arrested.
Ford roadster, license 641-737,
found at Harding and McCarty st.
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our relatives. friends and neighbors for
the kindness and sympathy shown during
the illness and death of our beloved wife
and mother, Marie MagGalen Beriault.
ARTHUR j. BERIAULT AND CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
the many friends and neighbors for their
kindness and sympathy shown us at the
time of our sorrow. Also for the beautt
full floral offerings. Buffers little friends
and the Rev B. c. Hargitt for his con-
soling message. Moore g. Kirk and But
ler's Uncle Lem for his message in song.
The voice that now is silent,
Is Just beyond the sun.
OSCAR DIAMOND AND FAMILY.
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SALES REPRESENTATIVES,
AN OLD AND RELIABLE COM
PANY IN THE SPECIALITY BUSI-
NESS is OFFERING THE OPPOR-
TUNITY OF GUARANTEED TER
RITORIES ON A LIBERAL CON-
MISSION BASIS. ONLY MEN
WITH CARS CONSIDERED. REF
ERENCES REQUIRED. WE WILL
ADVANCE SMALL SALARY FOR
FIRST MONTH, NOT CHARGE
ABLE AGAINST COMMISSION
ACCOUNT. CALL LINCOLN 5408
FOR APPOINTMENT.
bass N s58 s 4Mtaa sa@R''0n
SALESMEN--Wanted to sell Hoosier Motor
Club memberships; also automobile in
surance. Must have neat appearance
and have automobile. Good opportunity
for those interested. Apply 4 person.
1870 N. Meridian st.
TAILOR-Coatmaker preferred j. L.
sORENSON, 252s w. Tenth. Be. 24s5.
WANTED-Man to sell shrubbery and fow-
ers; must also understand trees; on COM
mission basis. HUI. 48iS
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
HeLD Wanted Female
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Legal Notices
LEGAL SALE


Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
statutes that the Undersigned conduct
ing {. public storage house, will on Mon
the household and other goods belong
ing to the following named people:
Thelma Archer, No 1858; Mrs. Ann
No 1894; David Badgley. No 1851; Albert
?. Butterfeld No. 1927; Brandeburg. No
1924; G. A. Bolster, No. 7O5; Mrs. Rather
me me Bra Brady, No. 435; Mrs. VIM. Buesing,
Hawkins, No. PATS; F. S. Culver, No. 2407;
Clarence Cissel No. 2245; Clarence M.
Galloway. No. 1876 Clyde G. COX. 10.
No. 1922; w. B. Cash, No. $685. Elmer Cul,
bertson. No. GOA; Mrs. Alice .. Hasa. Nc.
2O2Si John J. Draher, No. 1875; Mrs,
No. $50; Homer Fortner, Nc zC72 Wars
nner Furlong, No. 1897, W. z. FOl rts5c.,
no: lag Henry .. F6aarnsworth, No 1913;
1873; Terrence Grady, No 1879; Hugh
Hin, No l406; Margaret Hollowell, No
224l7; Hugh H; Hanna. No. 1892; j. Guy
HI5aa99geh' mo No: l599i Elizabeth Haowess No
Johnson, No. 246S; Paul Jordan, No 2046:
BENJAMIN Kohn, No. 1858; Benjamin
kF1o oaIl NO 1886 Harry Lloyd. No. ;2257;
nlng, NO; 2448; j. L. Mainwaring, No.
23l3; Dolly c. Moore, No. 2028; Fred r.
MN1aashal, No 1919; Charles Mohler, No
1883; Mrs; r. E. Montgomery No. 1908;
June E. Mccullough, No. 1857; Ben c.
McIntire, No. 9l4; Mrs clifford Nc
Corkle. No. 1855; Mrs. Clifford McCorkle.
No. 453;, Edna Neighbors, No. POSI-; James
O.. Grady, No. 1865; Jessie NJ Reed, No
2434; Ruth Perry, No. 2080; G. P. Porter
No. 1864; Mrs. G A. Pierce, No 1868
James Pierce, No, 144O; Jane w. Poole
No. 1920; Red Ball Transit Company. No.
2286; H. L. Richardt, No. 2002; Chas. Rose
No. 1874; r. J. Reams, No. 1913; Thos
B. Ragen, No. 1911; Helen Raine, No. $50;
Sam Y: Savidge No. 2453; VIM. swartz
No. 2o29; G. Dansby, Shay. No; 1888 Mrs
Smell, No. l547; G. Shoff, No 954; Her
man sons. No. 975;. Frank L. scanlon
No. -79s; Myrtle Schlosser, No. $50; Jes-
No. 1895; E. B. Tillson. No. 7l3; Donai
Wells, No. 2473; Roy L. Wimble, No. 2l5i
Margaret Walstead No. 2l03; F. B. Woods
Wilson. No 2ls
SHANK FIREPRooF STORAGE 90.
1426-30 N Illinois St.
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Apartments for Rent

MAPLE TERRACE
$40 E. MAPLE ROAD
Five rooms; garage .................. $50
THE CAMBRIDGE
NORTH AND DELAWARE SITS.
Beautiful furnished mountaineering
apartments; l, 2 and Groom suites.
MAPLE ARMS
18TH AND CENTRAL
Four rooms and bath; heat. light. gas
WESTMINSTER
2725 N. MERIDIAN ST.
BLACKSTONE
4ool E. WASHINGTON ST.
=, Reduced rental makes this an excepoo
tlonal offer; two rooms .......... s42.50
KRIEGER
333 Il. PROSPECT ST.
H. H. Woodsmall g. Co., Inc.
I'VE insure everything but the hereafter"
Nights and Holidays call
Lester Johnson, Or. 284o.
1888 N. ALABAMA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 37. 90
1910 Central ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
418 e. 18th. ....................$ SAL SO. so
669 E. 1lth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. 90
1914 E. Washington .,.............. $3.50
5345 E. Washington .,............. 5000
1888 N. Meridian .................. 5000
2037 W; washington ............... 1900
MoYNAHAN PRoPERTiEs 'GoiMP5AHYa; 0O
TO Union Ei1 s Title Bldg
NEW JERSEY. N, 516-Des., lg., front I'm.
and kitchenette; accom-. girls or married
couple; nicely furn. with Vic; walk. dis.
BELL EFONTAINE, 23l5-THREE ROOMS,
BATH, RECENTLY REDECORATED; GA
RAGE; WATER FURNISHED: S32.50. Ii.
1888. WA. 1855. AFTER P. M.
FLETCHER, 1901 mod. rms. and bath:
newly papered; heat wa. furn. DR.. 6c11.
BELLEFONTAINE. 1427-Stric mod. lower
duplex, 5 rms, bath; wa. pd. Ir. 0909
during day.
LIBRARY APT.-Low rent. walk. dist, 2
rms. kitch.. pr. bath. 816 N. Meridian
1925 N DELAWARE-3- ROOM. MOD. APT.
PARTLY FURNISHED. ia. 1887.
33RD. W, 2O9-At Capitol Attractive s.
rm. duplex; gar: sim. heat; S45. Ii. 4424.
Houses and Flats Furnished
1929 NORTHWESTERN AvE.-ATT. s-RM.
MOD. APT; ADULTS; PRIV. EMIT; CAR
OR BUS SERV. IA. 1912.
2402 N. TALBOTT-Upper duplex 5 mod.
rms, 2 bedrms.; evrythg. furn.; $50; S13
wk. Ia. 08l7.
MERIDIAN, N. i728-Beautifuily furn. A.
rm.: main floor Apt; cool. gar. Ia. 1892.
COOL, PRIV. APT.-3 rms, Kitchen. mod. I;
comp. att 1885 N. Alabama. Ri. 6832.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Houses for Sale
LaSalle ST. No. l:

LaSalle ST., No. 1862
A 5-room California bungalow; long
living room. fireplace. large diner and
kitchen first floor; bedrooms, bath and
large closet rooms up, full basement;
perfect home in perfect condition. Price,
$3.50. NIcOSON. Ri. e4s4.
Security Trust Company
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Radio and Equipment

ATTENTION-Radio owners; expert radio
service of all kinds Two years with Kruse-
ConneIl Co. CLYDE B. TRADER. 200 N.
Rural ST.. Oh. 7039-M, Ii. 4784.
RADIO sets, and speakers all makes re
paired and service. Cumnlins Bros.
Radio CO. "a w. Ohio st. Ii. 1855.
RADIO-Stewt.-Wa cost s240; scarce
ly used; SIS Victrola & records. IT. l5sl-R
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Musical Instruments

- New and used; easiest
payment plan in city. YORK BAND
INSTRUMENTS. Lorenz Sax School
122 Pembroke Arcade. II. 1921.
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Cottages and Resorts

WALNUT GROVE - Camping. fishing,
boats, cottages. rates to groups. HAL v.
GRAY, Falkland. Tel. Boggstown III II.
FOR RENT OR sALE-Cottages and lots
on the east bank Of Webster lake. Write
to Charles Stoner. Pierceton, Ind. r. r.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Cottage. Lake Web
ster; cleo, gas, boat. l018 Park Ave. Ri.
FOR SALE+4-rn. sum colt. N. Of Broad
Ripple; furn. or unfurn.; screen porches.
COTTAGEs-15-min. ride to downtown
dist. St. car; safe for childern;. z 50.
from Warheigh Bathing Beach. Ii. 6095.
FURN. SUMNER COTTAGE-ELEO.: list
AIANITOU .LAKE-Cottage for rent. @. F.
Storage and Transfer
Established 1895
Packing furniture, pianos, china for
shipment; large trucks for city and
overland hauling, Special rates on small
lots and return loads. OTTO SUEZ, Ri
6561.. RI. 1928 and night Oh. o6es-W.
Oh. 4579.
BRITToN TRANSFORM Moving. $3.50 load:
large trucks; responsible men. DR.. 1916.
TRANSFERRING general hauling 82l E.
saith St. w. E. RODCCKER. wa. 4433.
sTEINKAAP & SON TRANSFER Storage.
Local-overld hauls. 2942 Brkside. Oh. 1926
RADIO TRANSFER CO.-4O4 Mass. Ave.
Local and overland hauling. Ri. 1857.
WILLIAMSON GARAGE & TRUCKING
324 w. Georgia. Special rates. Ii 2842.
VIM. c. JOHNSON TRUCKING CO.-Local
and overland. BE. Zoo. Nights Be. 1899.
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Houses for Rent

BOSART, 9Os-4-room modern double:
Murphy in-a-door bed; gar. Dr. O75s. r. /.
CENTRAL. S266-6-room strictly. mod.
double. garage. Only $50 Wa. 2900-W
BURTON. 2670-72-4 rooms: water paid:
good condition; painted; sic. Ia. 1874.
DOWNEY-And dinner, Irvington; z rms.
mod; shades, screens, Al condi; lovely
yd: forest trees; gar; water pd. Ir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Donna High Coach
Is Opera On
For Appendix

DONNA, Sept. 27.-Clands Daley,
coach Of the Donna high school Red
skins. was reported recovering Thurs
day from an emergency operation for
appendicitis undergone late Wednes-
day afternoon in the Medical Arts
Hospital at Edinburg.
Daley suffered the attack during
a scrimmage practice between his
team and the McAllen high school
team Wednesday afternoon and was
Immediately rushed to the Edinburg
hospital where the operation was
performed.
The Redskins open the season al
Rio Hondo Friday and will be In
charge Of Ezell Darby. assistant
coach who for three years was a team
mate Of Daley at San Marcos.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Holmes Candidate In
Harrington Election

HARLINGEN, Sept. PA. D.
Holmes. commissioner Of parks and
zoo. whose term expires in Decem-
Der. will be a candidate for re-elec-
ton 70 the city commission, he an
nounced.
M. Holmes kas served as a mem
Der OF the city commission for five
years, and during that time has de-
voted much Of his efforts in the
way of municipal affairs 10 building
up the zoo. and to improving parks
in the city.
With the announcement OF Sam
Bolts, present commissioner, that he
will be a candidate for mayor TO
succeed S. Finley Ewing, who will
not run again. there is considerable
speculation rs 20 what candidates
will 0 for the city commits
SIGN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
U.S.COURTM May
| GET BOND Case
Want Decision AS In
dex to Action By
Legislative

The United States supreme court
will be asked to review the constitu-
tionality OF the law under which
water control and Improvement dis
tricts are organized in the event the
supreme court upholds the decision
Of the appeal court in the case Of the
San Saba Water Control and In
%provement district.
A decision By the state supreme
court is expected the latter part of
September or early in October, ac-
cording 20 reports from the attorney
generals office in Austin. In the
event the appeal court is sustained
the district will Immediately take the
cas before the United States SUI
preme court in order that the next
legislature may amend the law TO
meet tn ecriticism OF the court.
The appellate court condemned
bonds Of the San Saba Water Control
and Improvement District for reasons
similar 70 those in the Archer county
case and the district appeal is now
pending before the supreme court.
Because Of that decision Attorney
General Pollard IA not approving
bonds for water control and improve
ment districts
This is expected 70 result in an
early mandamrs to compel the at
torney general to approve such
bonds, particularly to clarity the at
mosphere as 70 the status Of convert
ed districts. those organized as
water improvement districts and
then converted under the new law
regulating water control and i'm
provement districts. The attorney
general has not agreed to approve
any bonds under such conditions, and
his decision Is expected 10 force the
mandamus.
A writ Of error or certiorari to the
supreme court OF the United States
would not be taken in a Texas-de-
cided mandamus case. therefore the
appeal vii come in the San Saba case
after il is decided by the supreme
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Poultry Expert
Sought For Talks
! In Valley Meets

Especial TO he Heraid)
cf AN BENITO, Sept. 2T.-Efforts
So secure +. y. Holmgreen. poultry
NJ rialist az the Texas A. & NJ. col
rge. 70 come TO Cameron county
,me time later this year for a SER
- OF poultry demonstrations will
a made. il was announced here BY
county Agent Henry Alsmeyer, fol-
lowing receipt OF information that
Mr.. Holmgreen could not come this
week as scheduled on account Of i'll
ness.
The poultry specialist was SEIZED
uled to speak at the Nalley-wide
poultry meeting held here Monday
night. At the meeting several VAL
lev men. including f. \. Nordeman,
Ia Feria. vice president Of the Val
lev Egg Exchange. J. ". Kirkpat-
rick, Hidalgo county farm agent, and
John Ashton. editor Of the Valley
Farmer. spoke on various phases Of
the poultry association.
The Valley Egg Exchange is now
working 10 create new markets for
eggs from this section. and 70 stand
ardize the egg product.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27
Relief From Curse
Of Constipation

A Battle Greek physician says,
Constipation is responsible for more
misery than any other cause"
But immediate relief has been
found. A tablet called kexall Order
lies has been discovered. This tablet
attracts water from the system into
the lazy, dry, ~evacuating bowel called
the colon. The water loosens the dry
food waste and causes a gentle, thor
ough, natual movement without form
ing a habit or ever increasing the
dose.
Stop suffering from constipation
Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night.
Next day bright. Get "a for csc to-
day at the nearest Rexall Drug Store
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-27

If the formation is reversed and
the loop Is very narrow and the
bulb very foil, then we have the in
dication Of a character which is
more or less practical and which Is
apt to pin its efforts TOO closely
to the facts Of life anS not quite
enough to dreams and aspirations.
ct is to be noted that this latter
formation u not the credulous b,
discussed yesterday.
II the loop Of b il very full, then
we may be sure that the maker
needs to come down TO earth" and
II the loop Is very narrow we know
that idealism and the finer aspira-
tons OF life need 70 be encouraged.