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LEVINE DELAYS HOP.
Air Passenger Had Planned Flight
to South America.

CURTISS FIELD. N. Y, July 10 Op).
Charles A. Levine, transatlantic air
passenger, last night announced that he
had postponed for few days a pro-
jected fight to South America in an at
tempt to establish a new world nonstop
distance-fiight record.
Earlier Levine had announced that he
would take off last night in the mono
plane Columbia, piloted by Bert Acosta.
and planned to follow Capt. Emilio Car
rama, Mexican goodwin hyer VINO Is
returning to Mexico City.
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HEADS cOLLIERIEs FIRM.

WILKES Pa, July 10 R).-~
James Prendergast Of Cleveland yester-
6ay assumed the presidency 81 the
fsasQ johanna Galleries Co, To succeed
Richard Grand. Nr. Prendergast ms
been sales manager Of the Susqnehanna
CO. for several years.
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CHAIN STORE SALES RISE.

NEW YORK, July 10 GR.--June sales
of 90 chain store companies. tabulated
by Merrill, Lynch 81 Co., show an in
crease of 20.4 per cent over June last
year-Sl05, zoe, 334 against $87,781 1886.
All showed gains except the Childs Co.
restaurants.
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KIMBERLY. CLARK OFFERING.

NEW YORK, July 10 tH9.~~Oftering
Of 40 600 shares Of common stock OF
the Kimberly-Clsrk Corporation u be-
1nR made al So share.
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

In the future only men with high
kehool education wili he hired on the
London t0nt) police department.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, July 10 H1.--Ear sill
ser. 5s7s. Mexican dollars, 444a.
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A new version of Ibsen's "Gespens-
ter" was recently produced at the State
Theater In Berlin.
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People who fear seasiekness should
not eat eggs and tea. declares Q Euro
pean specialist.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY Private Wire Direct to The Star Once
INorrSTEIArS

Following is list of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
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Peach Market Weaker

Peaches-Supplies liberal; demand
moderate, market slightly weaker;
Georgia, bushel baskets, Gov Hogg. U.
s. No. l, 2-inch minimum, 400; bushsl
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h INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS.

Sales in STANDARD OIL ISSUES AND
units, FOnMER SUBSIDIARIES ~3'PDCha
1900 Cont OIL ..f...t,t,, 1874 ffi@ 1874
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Spend your vacation at this popular fam
sS resort Wonderful food arteSian water.
mesauttoess opsn Replaces Anserfean Dian,
81, y &c, g daily, SIC. SIS. SO weekly klcn-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bus. trips daily Rook-
let, FRANK q BLACKISrl5NE. Owner and
Mgr 20"
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Girl Reserve
Cabinet Meets

The Girl Reserve cabinet met at
We Olde College Inn Tuesday after
noon after school. with all except
two members present. Elizabeth
Rowe, president. called the meeting
to order, and all repeated the Girl
Reserve grace before ~partaking Of
the dainty refreshments Of sand
witches and cream-a-pop Ayliffe
Coboiini read the devotional. my
SELF" after which the meeting was
given over to q round-table discus
sion Of business.
The secretary. Mary Margaret
Rowe. read the minutes OF the last
meeting. In the new business Of
the club suggestions were made TO
serve the kiwanis. Rotary. and Lions
club jointly to raise money for the
budget. It was decided for the Girl
Reserves to aid in the Red Gross
drive TO be held Saturday. They
also heard a request for the club
girls 10 assist in ushering al the
programs of the Brownsville music
club. Miss Lillian Hooking. Girl
Reserve secretary for the Valley,
gave the publicity committee some
suggestions for their announcement
posters. and the finance chairman
recommendations for a yearly bud
get.
The cabinet will hold their next
meeting at the high school cafeteria
in December.
Mrs. De Perkins. local advisor
was present at the meeting.
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Friday Bridge
Club Entertained

Mrs Laura Monroe was hostess to
the Friday bridge club this week.
which met on Thursday afternoon to
give the members an opportunity to
attend the football game on Friday.
Red radiance roses gave color and
fragrance to the rooms in which she
had arranged the bridge tables.
Three tables Of players made up the
club members and three guests par
ticipated. The guests were Mrs. W.
r. Jones. Mrs. B. G. Hanna. and Mrs.
Burt Hinkley. Jr. Mrs. II. Signor
won high prize. and Mrs. Harbert
Davenport second. In the course
Of the afternoon the hostess served
dainty refreshments.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. W. +. Waite and mother, Mrs.
s. Nj. Hargroye of Mission, attended
the showing Of Naughty Marietta"
in Edinburg Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Feldman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Frosch and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Levin and family spent Monday in
Brownsville and ate diner in Mata-
moros.
DR.. Fl. o. Sparks OF Piedmont and
DR.. ID. II. Sparks of Birmingham,
Ala, are stopping in Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Crockett and
son. Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ.
Crockett and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. w. Edwards and daughter, Emily,
spent Sunday in Roma.
Ray Hartness. Jack Porter and
u. Il. st. John left Thursday for sew
eral DAYS deer and turkey hunting
near Zapata.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Harbert and
Mrs. Jim Fleet Of Oklahoma left
Tuesday after visiting several days
at the y. 7. Hudson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dervin Of
Brownsville spent the weekend with
Mrs. Nellie M. Greenwood.
Mrs. r. G. Matzen. Mrs. w. RI. Poe
Of Illinois and Mrs. ]. o. Frizzell
and children visited Mrs. G.. r.. Eu-
pert in Alamo Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. ". Williams and
son Of Cornus Christi arrived We'd
nesday at the Paloma Hotel for sew
eral days.
Cecil Couch arrived Dednesday
from San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson left
Tuesday for Brentwood after sew
eral weeks visit at the +. Nevill
home.
Carl Hale and Bob Harrison OF
Harlingen spent Wednesday in Cor
pus Christi.
Mrs. Clifford Gibson and Mrs. Del
bert Hoge spent Thursday afternoon
in Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Penny. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Crawford. Mrs. MeVicker.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Harris and dauEh-
ter, Gertie. and John Brothers re-
turned this week from Canada.
Miss Margaret Taylor Of McAllen
called on Mrs. s. r.. Colglazier We'd
nerdav afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Clark spent Tuesday
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with her small son. Bobbie, who Is
In the Brownsville hospital.
Mrs. ]. J. Nicholson returned this
week from Houston where she was
called because Of the illness OF her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Carpenter and
daughter. Elizabeth Ann, have re-
turned from an extensive visit with
Mr.. Carpenters parents in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Noret and FAM
ily spent the weekend in. Corpus
Christi.
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Comings, Goings.
OF Local People

Among those from Brownsville
attending the party being given by
Mrs. John I. Lomax and Mrs. Louis
Morris in San Benito today are Mes
danes Jesse bennett. Frank Gay, j.
A. MuckIeroy. Wallace Harwood,
Russell McChesney. Edward McChes-
ney. r. o. Macintosh, Harry X.
Loew and b. p. Kane. The affair Is
a bridge luncheon, and is being held
at Sobre las Olas Cafe.
Miss Helen Thompson spent the
week end in Galveston. While there
she attended a dance given by one
of the medical fraternitis.
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MRS. GAYLORD HoNORED

Members Of the Ladies' Missionary
Society met at the home of Mrs. II.
B. Day on Monday evening for a sur
prsie party honoring Mrs. q. II. Cay
lord Of Chicago.
Mrs. f. II. Cilley and Mrs. N. G..
Chatelle directed the entertainment
for the evening, at the close Of which
a beautiful piece of Mexican pottery
was presented 70 the honoree in APP
probation Of the valuable assistance
given TO the society. Delicious fruit
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Monroe, DR.. Burnet. Lesion Law
renee and Bup 0ppenheimer were
among the fans who were invited
guests.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
Supt. s. l.. Hardin is planning a
number OF community programs 70
be sponsored by the city schols dur
ing this school year. The official
dedication of the junior high school
will be one feature; the dedication
Of the Roosevelt auditorium will be
another feature; and other plans are
in the offing. Speakers will be
provided for all occasions. Hon.
Cullen +. Thomas, DIR. Stockton Ak
o n DIR. j. b. Cranfill. Hon. William
Hawley Atwell. DR.. L. r. West, and
others occupying high positions of
honor and responsibility viii be in
cluded on the list Of the speakers.
Hardin plans to present IN Ameri-
canization day program this year az
which time speakers Of national
reputation will be provided and n
delegation Of officials from the Re-
public of Mexico In to be present.
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MISSION
TREAT FOR TEAM

Edward Oppenheimer gave the
football boys a treat in the way
Of a real banquet last Wednesday
evening, honoring them for their
valor in defeating n~eighboring
school teams. and especially congrat-
ulatory to the big scrap with the
much heavier McAllon team. when
the local team held theIs down to
an even score. ST. Hardin. Hold
er. Owen Council, s. NJ. Duffie. Bill
McShanc. Russell Shrader. Clifton
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LOS FRESNOS
TO LANDSCAPE YARD

Members of the Los Fresnos Home
Demonstration club met on Thurs
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs.
IL. B. Day. During the business
meeting which was held, plans were
completed for the exhibit Of the club
at the Valley Fair in Harrington. The
yard of the teacherage has been
chosen by the club members as a
project which will be under direc-
tion of an expert landscape gardener.
The next regular meeting Of the
club will &c held on Thursday after
noon, December 6, at the home of
Mrs. James Downey. The demonstra-
tion on Christmas candies, will be
given by Miss Kate Adele Hill who
is the Cameron county home demon
stration agent.
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and daughter, MIR. and Mrs. f. c..
Richcy.
Smith +. Henderson left Saturday
for Kansas where he will visit his
parents. He was accompanied on the
trip by a brother-in-law, Or. H. A.
Fisher of San Benito.
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WESLACO
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. Marion Buck entertained
Wednesday afternoon with two tables
Of bridge. A delicious luncheon was
served at the Manhattan Cafe in Mer-
cedes. Those enjoying the delight
full occasion were: Mrs. Clardie
Clark, Mrs. j. Fl. Beasley, Mrs. II. c.
Hough, Mrs. Dee Clark; Misses
Manon Holloway, Gertrude Delp and
Katherine SchueIer.
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for boh Drop" ard "RoRcG" Bi5c1iJ
$50 Iiaur 4 cup mix or water
'Ve"SpOons us"i"R (for drop" biseuits)
Po"uSh or
AZ teaspoon sltt ~ cup milk or water
4 tablespoons Crisoo for rolled" biscuits
Sift dry ingredients together ) times. Work Cnsco
in with fork. Add liquid gradually.
FOR DROP" Emergency BISCUITS: drop bv
spoonfuls on Cnscocd baking pan. Brush top of
biscuits with melted Cnsco or milk. Bake in hot
oven l450o F) 10 TO IS minutes.
FOR ROLLED BISCUITS: form dough into shape,
roll u inch thick, cut. For sconc-shapcd biscuits,
cut squares, then diagonally in halt. Brush top az
biscuits with melted Crlsco or milk. Bake in hot
oven (450s F. IS to 20 minutes. Makes about II
biscuits.
To use buttermilk or sour milk beat in Il teaspoon
soda for each cup Of milk. 0f milk Is very thick. Use
a little more milk Use same amount Of baking
powder and follow method for either 'd-op' or
"rolled" biscuits.
ALL MEASUREMENTS LEVEL
Ill rccitrJ o. hi. Page .tel ard Gptro-el by
Good Housekeeping IErifzac
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SAN BENITO
PARTY

DINNER PARTY
Tuesday evening pink and green
was effectively featured in table
adornment at the Stonewall Jack
SON Hotel when Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Brash entertained with a dinner
party. Green fern sprays made a
delicate tracery around candlestieks
which held pink lighted tapers
while pink roses were heaped in the
center of the table. The guests as
sembled at the home of the host and
hostess on North Crockett avenue
where games of bridge were enjoyed
after the elaborate dinner ended.
Mrs. I. +. Marchbanks was the sue
cessful woman guest, piling up the
biggest score while John c. Bowie
scored the highest total among the
men players. Handsome trophies
were received By both. Mrs. s. s.
Dodds and DR.. S. II. Crews received
the consolation awards for low
score. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G.. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Bowie. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Sweeney, DIR. and Mrs. s. II. Crews.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. II. Downs. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. s. Dodds. MIR. and Mrs. Il. r..
Msrchbanks. Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Sublett, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dunn.
CLEANERS CIRCLE
Mrs. Fred Thomas held an inter-
esting meeting Tuesday afternoon az
her home on North Travis avenue
for members of the Cleaners Cir
Gle Of the Women's Missionary So
ciety Of the First Baptist church.
Members were designated for the va
rious offices in the group during the
afternoon. They were as follows:
Mrs. A. b. ~Marchbanks. assistant
chairman; Mrs. +. J. Blount, secre-
tar%y-treasurer: Mrs. j. 2. Ellis. edu-
cational chairman; Mrs. Thacker,
rersonai service: Mrs. ". +. Smith.
social; Mrs. T. r. Cooke, missionary
study; Mrs. Mason, stewardship;
Mrs. o. $. Wallace, bcnevolcnco;
Mrs. T. d. King, missions.
DISCUSS BLUE TRIANGLE
Tuesday evening formation OF an
other San Benito Y. W. c. A. unit,
known as the Blue Triangle and
composed Of girls of junior high
school age. was one of the import
ant topics 80 come up for discussion
at the Y. w. c. A. dinner held at
the Sobre las 0las cafe. Representa-
tives were present from the towns,
schools and Y. w. G. A. boards Of
Mercedes, H~arling,n. San Benito
and Rio Hondoi 'lrs. Esther Hart,
renera Y. W. c. A.. secretary for
the Valley, Miss Lillian Hooking.
Girl Reserve secretary, and Miss
Emma Jewell Ross, district upper
visor. were also present. No defin-
ite steps toward formation of a
Blue Trisngle group in San Benito
were taken but opinion favored such
an organization. IL was pointed out
that junior high school girls in Har-
lingen are enjoying such an organi-
cation there. A trining school for
Junior high school teachers will be
held IL the group is formed here.
The chairman of the San Benito
board, Mrs. Frank r. Phillips, was
in charge Of the meeting.
Nineteen were present for the
meeting.
METHODIST CIRCLE
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j.. r.
Thompson entertained AZ her home
sixteen members of Circle One of
the first Methodist Sunday school.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Frank Roberts and Mrs. Nathan
Craig conducted the study Of the
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SERVICE


The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Missionary Society was held at the
home Of Mrs. N. q. Chatelle Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30. A devotional IA
led by Mrs. Chatelle. who also pre-
sided over the business session which
followed. A nominating committee
composed of Mrs. George Laaksa,
Mrs. j. w. Schneider and Mrs. Rus
sell Bingly. and the election Of the
officers will be held at the church
on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20. The
remainder Of the time was spent in
making out the r~e-valuation reports
which will be sent to the conference
president.
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City Federation of Women's
Clubs meets at the Baptist church,
3:3e p. M
Girl Reserve inter-cIub council
luncheon at Mission.
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MRS. GORAR ENTERTAINS

members OF the Swastika club at her
home on Friday afternoon. The time
was ~enjoyably spent in sewing and
talking. At the close Of the after
noon refreshments consisting Of
sandwiches salad. fruit cake and
punch were served.
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PERSONALS

Miss Jewel Moses is spending the
week with Miss Grace Partain at
Santa Rosa.
Bill Arview who has resided at
Los Fresnos for the past six months
left Sunday for Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. Rae Moses and three small
sons spent the weekend visiting
their aunt in Harrington
Mr.. and Msr. w. o. Fitzhugh and
sons who have been visiting Mrs.
Fitzhugh's sister, Mrs. II. o. Moore.
have returned to their home in Ar
kansas.
Miss Sybil Coates and Wesley Mos
Is spent Monday in Mission where
they attended the Hidalgo County
Fair.
Mrs. John Chase and small sons
have been visiting in San Benito
with Mrs. Chase's sister. Mrs. Emery
Kuykendall.
Glenn Wry Of Milwaukee, Wis, is
visiting at the ]. Bowers home.
Mrs. L. II. Gaylord left Thursday
for her home in Chicago after an
extended visit with her son-in-law
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PERSONALS

After spending several weeks In
Minnesota Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Chase
have returned 10 their home at Los
FresEos. Mr.. Chase underwent an
operation in q Minneapolis hospital.
the amputation Of one leg at the
knee during his absence.
Miss Erie Prentiss is here for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. 7. Prentiss. Miss Prentiss ex-
poets to return 20 San Antonio later
where she has n position.
After an absence of exactly sew
enteen months, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r..
kier returned 20 their home here
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. kier have
been in Pennsylvania and also visit
ed Ohio and other states. They
made the trip by automobile.
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Valley Society
Phone z

Phone z

book Women OF the Kingdom" She
was assisted in presenting the va
rious topics by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs.
g.. r. Bruce, Mrs. NJ. n. Benson,
Mrs. II. II. Parks, and Mrs. Fred
Hartman.
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salad sandwiches. cake and hot chloe
olate was served to the following:
Mrs. Chris Bingiy. Mrs. Russell Bing-
ly, Mrs. o. f. McCulloch, Mrs. Paul
Peterson. Mrs. T.. III. Cilley. Mrs.
N. G. Chatelle, Mrs. George Laaksa,
Mrs. j. w. Schneider, Mrs. w. +. Ed
mondson, Mrs. r. G. Richey and the
honoree and hostess.
INSPIRING SERVICE
The last Of a series Of programs
which were given in observance of
Prayer Week was presented at the
church on Sunday evening. The pro-
gram, Service of Light and Golden
Gifts" was planned by Mrs. II. b.
Day, Mrs. George Laaksa and Mrs.
Elvin Peterson, and was presented
by members of the Ladies' Mission
airy Society and the Jubilee club, as
sisted by a number Of children.
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THEN | first saw the Crisco adj
w vertisement which said, Taste
your. Cooking Fat" wrote Mrs. W. l..
Johnston, Il, being a woman and curl
Gus, opened the Crisco can and took a
very little upon a spoon. | received
such a surprise-and such a pleasant
one! No wonder my biscuits, pies and
cakes are so much better since ! have
been using this pleasant, sweet tast-
ing shortening, Crisco."
Have you yourself ever tasted Crisco?
Put a little Crisco on the tip of a
spoon; on the tip Of another a little Of
any other shortening. Taste first Girls
co, then the other fat. Isn't the differ
ence astonishing?
Crisco will make just as much i'm
provcment in your cooking results As
its sweet, fresh taste would lead YOU
to expect. Just try the recipes given
below and you'll know exactly what
we mean
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METHODIST CIRCLE

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. r.
Thompson entertained at her home
sixteen members of Circle One Of
the First Methodist Sunday school.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Frank Roberts and Mrs. Nathan
Craig conducted the study Of the
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COURT UPHOLDS
RADIO ACT OF II.
Judge Denies Two Stations
Injunction Against Fed
eraI Commission.
BY MARTIN CODEL.

The constitutionality of the radio act
of 1927 has been upheld in its first
court test This is regarded by radio
officials here as the most significant
phase of Judge Wilkerson's decision in
the United States District Court at
Chicago yesterday in the first case that
has actually come to trial under the
radio law passed by Congress last year.
Judge Wilkerson denied the petition
Of stations WCRW and WEDC, two
Chicago 5O0-watt stations, whose pow
ers we're reduced to 100 watts by order
of the Federal Radio Commission, for
temporary injunction to prevent the
enforcement of the order. He informed
counsel that he regarded the act under
which the commission proceeded as con-
Stitutional, and that the petitioners
should seek relief as prescribed in the
act itself.
The act directs appeals from the
commissions decisions must be made
to the Court of Appeals of the District
of Columbia. It is understood the two
Chicago stations have defaulted their
opportunity to go to the appellate tri-
bunal because of the expiration of the
20-day limit fixed for filing notices of
appeals.
Unless the higher courts intervene,
the decision of Judge Wilkerson will
stand as the first legal victory ever
scored by the Federal Radio Commits
sion.
Judge Wilkerson is the same man
who rendered the decision against the
Government in 1925 when the commu-
nications act of 1926 was tested by a
Chicago radio concern.
There were many other legal rami-
f1cations, but the constitutional issue
stood out 1t will come up again when
the case of WTRL, Midland Park, N. j.,
is heard before the Court of Appeals
here under the regular procedure pre-
scribed in the act.
This station was ordered off the air
on the ground that it was not operating
satisfactorily. The property rights issue
is raised in this case: The commits
sions reply to the brief filed by counsel
for D. w. May, the stations owner, was
filed with the Court of Appeals yester-
day
(Copyright. 1928. by North American News
paper Alliance.)
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Doctor at 50 Found People
Preferred His Prescription

The basis of treating sickness
has not changed since DR.. Caldwell
left Medical College in 1875, nor
since he placed on the market the
laxative prescription he had used in
his practice, known to druggists
and the public since 1892, as DIR.
CaldwelrS Syrup Pepsin.
Then, the treatment of constipa-
ton, biliousness, headaches, mental
depression, Indigestion, sour stom-
ach and other indispositions that
result from constipation was en-
tirely by means of simple vegetable
laxatives, herbs and roots. These
are still the basis of DR.. Caldwell S
Syrup Pepsin, which is a combina-
ton of SIENNA and other mild laxa-
tive herbs, with pepsin.
DR.. Caldwell did not approve OF
drastic physics and purges. He did
not believe they were good for hui
man beings to put into their sys-
tenn. If grown people want to use
them no one can deny them the
privilege, but they should never
be given to children.
The simpler the remedy for con-
stipation, the safer for the child
and for you. and the better for the
general health of all. And as you
can get results in a mild and safe
way by using DR.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, why take chances with
strong drugs? All drug stores have
the generous bottles.
Many is the family today that
makes it a rule always to have a
bottle of this perfect preparation i'll
the house. Keep it handy and OBJ
serve these three simple rules of
health: Keep the head cool, the feet
warm, and the bowels open. We
would be glad to have you prove