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SALE-HOUsES.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
GROOM BRICK HOME WITH GAKA9E
ONLY So bbO--EASY TERMS.

A beautiful tapestry brick home with
mauaard roof and covered concrete VOht
porch on = hiFh elevation overlooking the
city in 4 splendid NV. mmunity; near =
wide avenue and convenient to schools. Stores.
churches hiIs and car lines. Reception na!i
unusually tarYe rooms. tiled patn WIN
huilt.in tub and shower. large ntcnsn:
wide covered sfreened rear pOTches. cnncrete
cellar with laundry trays and toilet. bullt.In
garage: paved street and alley. Ihis noms
la in splendid condition. hhrowQou bouI Z
throughout artistic lighting hxtures an1
decoration hot.water heat. eiectr.emy. Ivy
leaving town is forced to sell VIII Iake
ss $50 and arrange terms 70 SUIT S ~, nrs m
tn zee this home today. Call Nofth 1901 i"'
appointment 10 Inspect. -~----~-------
ropr sTrvrNs pTDGF--sEMTDET q r..
mt 4 garage This home ts nearly
new and lar below original cost with many many
extras Owner leaving city. III you oesTe
a bargain rall for ipspfctinn.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER .. - ~
Main 1912 $50, 11th ~. NV.
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SEE ME FIRSl
MONEY To LOAN.

ET0SrKTFpTRS--TF Y0r NEED MONEY
eee slx Capitsi Adjusting 4 klnanre TO.
Sfsss pes. D'ssriVt Nail kSns bl0S.
WiSW 10 RCY SEVERAL FIRST. Sn,ONn
O. third frTax3 notes Cali Mr.. ffoJGHERTN
Nala As2i- 10
gTOErEEErrRs. BUSINESS PEOPLE VI.
nznces: ehRfts8 nutes boHghis ao oessf
CoYNE. aSl \. y. ave. nv n, 'ssl.sg =
NIL PETY TsNY or TWO SMALL. SECoNl
e- fhIrs trust notes eu3ck sfSf1ss reasonable
dispas,. Main I4Ia Ciese. sla
APPLICATIONS FOR GOOD SECOND
trusts desired Insmeslafe aas@erS CHAS ID
MONEY TO LOAN TO fNDlT IDCALs on
r@fxsras an5erser1ents ~ 49, cav, nt.ehii 81
s~svfe~ r QtAELES los Seath wash
fFsxtssn ~ Alexandra Va Teienhoue AteN
nss4~aA go
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SALE--nOUSES.

=.
| EXCLUSIVE NV. SECTTON--6. ROOM
modern house; oil heater, inolosed ,norches.
larS2 yard brick !. sss ssssraSe; priced below
CoI4oREp-zNKw ssRooM RUNaxLow
snth ana Centtsi ave. $.,6s0. Csr I've
n"Fn, :. 0s,sy s"s Ss s,s, % "s.
CoLoRED~-opEN EVENINGS, a T1z n---
| lsl' Girara At. NV Do not fail to INSPECT
| s.car brivk raraee. Immediate possession. ex.
| >eptionally low mo, PAYMENTS. can Col. hAia.
EoR. QUICK sAl,E-1,Row ,, FL nRicK Mn Ne.
| three porches, hot.watet heat; paved alley nj
rear - la4i,t@Ht 10, small ss:s n psym,sSTt; p.S
Csil North SSSS un,ll this sveninr' ''''''''
| DOWNTOWN RARGAtN AT $4,000. IN
rsr%. Ssn gone :" ,rEnnred aa " Sf THSn:
NNENT @gSnsr, necss,Wg 1910 or, evenings,
CoI.oRTp -.- BLooMINGDHLE BNRGKIN:
Resr schools stores. rtc, Act pnmptly to
CHss n sAcEg, RrkLroR,
FOR sAI.E--vACANT---NEAR l4th sT.
. .,,,.. iaSe sSe HsrySsd sr,S 81 $, ny NM o.u,r
GARAGE tsG +, fWsS%kllG 'T cS".S "."0.
NEAR CoNNECTICI'T AVT.~wAs BUILT
10 sell ter s." 500 owner, out OF town. will
se; for ~is 500, This s an exceptional bar
! =
Cali North Sla6.i. 90
S4f so ,MoSrHLY BUYS, rus Ne, ROW
hrck --Buitt-tn garage, Must sell this mod
.,sptlal welt planned; slx rooms and bath.
hutit'ln retrlEeratnr, hot.wster heat less
iust ou, ynu move rsht IN with small down
aayment Details until This even,nS North
IF SOME HOME.IOvING RCT DISCO
tented woman viii show this to her husband.
Il may mean exchanging gloomy anartmeni
walls tor her own home. with flowers,
snonv gaFien mot. nlezsSnt nelEhhora and
ntNer OF life'. hest ,htnss For surprising
nut true StS so Will actually huv tem OF
= hveroon bungalow with hath mode'n
hot.wster heating plsnt new oak Gaors. We
raHds. enfsde pantry closets iands~aned
tGn nu,hase "r "rcs sm : only ' So $40 Az" See W !,
todats Dav or evening. cali North aaSa,
CoLoREn
rSn. Nsn' n ss'. & % "Gs CONAN. =. 't"". oros.
Halme. l0o4 Kn NV Main 36i7
roI.oREn.
s leIa Ne" roo. oc.es sa Ssts ".,rc nsS
"a, ent' 10, to Sod gds slex in as, month
Niiii itGn TviE~ Ti~sTN sT Nv.
NM. Rooms. TWO BATHS.
CLOSE To Dupont CtRCLE.
Rssi hsrEsin. Prick hoUSe - 81 wide.
toreacs heat eiso 1i~hts Nnst ~ru onirkiv.
Price rsdu"ed 8: 500 Address Rox 1925
S'sr nfioe,
tfl Aolt (i y. MD,
HoMr THAT vou CAN Buy WITH
% ixRooV AiH sINe tHSc sw wrTn H's sSeg1oSs SonFSS
RATB ANn EEAT'Trrr"T4 GPat*Nns nNr-
CAR GARAGE, COLUMBIA anao-w AFTER
: TN.
CoToREn HONE oPPORTT' NrTY---sa .as0
sSs Irving ~. w.--~Txceilrnt "-hedrnorn
NaloniEi-tvns brick home convenient tors-
'ton hr,vrrn shtrrnSn and GtorF,s svrs.
terms
CHAS. SAGER RFArToR
Main 20 aas l4fh 81. NV
For Colnred-ISth & = NV
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wANTFn-MnNEY-

INVEST $, 5,o0 IN -gdo IN MOTION
Fvrsure shssferr mapsr making nag rmonsy
wRnts g@ enlsgxE circuit address, Sox
-. r Star ssfacs
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SALE-HOUSES.
CoIoEEn

COLoEEn
500 rash. Sfb per mo-: IN Co
lumhia Heights 7.ropm modern
house; | car garage; deep lot. Ads
dress Rox 1855. star once.
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REAf. Ri3Y, WEST or itih sT
RIG ROOM HOME WITH -AAR q AKAGE
ONLY sfi 151i~~EAsY TERMS

Al SsfeBti .ataf aKeFsuR sD seTs Desirable
comm nsastg ~, the unEser 18TH Al, sNetifsSs
asst af fsth ~ estn Snutfnt Ia sshools
sH0Fss ear sBA lHs tines. 20 II Nslrk hstfHe
wlth rasaeSsd Fsesf and tefYtYnd rt'ssssrcts
fyunt gaofeis q HE@p lot wIih @eaf s9!rk
garage, tse.rDuVn hall iArxs rooms tiled
fsaEhs wtth shuN4F gaFxe UaHtfF NNn sifes
sYse rafrlFefast0n ample etaAet spHes- tfSs'
crete asilaY tfh toilet and laesnry trays hot.
maseF hest m9th oil burner SuHlum*Hi, ins
atNpf sfts sus h8E.s atfr h~stFF sh exesttrut
eaa5sian faEa Ffsgenoratsf haftis eoS noofa
fhYsaistspyst svery comfort And asaBs ssni~nsss
ia 4 spiessdsa JsFauBl 44ren h@aie Ter nhlX
~ ah0 En9a1i eash nasnsent. %ttn terms W
suft sosis sssint sntengTs 1ali Gs9fElh 10 -
tnf annnsnt tFss sfta 20 ltspftf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PInPEKTi

gsrEe lot for ehiskebs aud rarden state rent
ssSe i"f. oonxsnaenses location Asssiress
Rox e. Star ofaeg
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Sn.E-St ;gI RBAN PROPERTY.

FIFr RSx9M HOf-Sr WITH LARGE lot N
nnsns gess barhoos mar t2g lire ~ aalig
Nsss.s - ~ Safe ~ 0Nuer for - stsi un
sessfEs s9f s@s raumtHsgs
nj NAY. RTATTS. AL
Ats yfsTa- Mn.--TO CLosE ESTATE,
- Exgwa- > baths EarxEs. Se+T ants asssF'
srrs~ ResmfsfatlIy GanisesEea E-sslnsis Res.
sneshBs praee6. Main lSeJ.
TNRYEoTARTERs or Az ACRE oE
ECoussa -~hss~ yoa can raise ehltkens snG
vREFEA$s.g Attractive hss1N 2sIfh kNkAN
TrATIRE THAT MAKES FOE COMFORT.
G@waFe sA1sFnnE ssureh- Los ztesi NORTH OF
WASHINGTON in line Wssb the growth af
ara sssv Na9e ErauH5 ~ s5esarEsa. Eessan-
mh5e NrFf~ ard EASY TFRMS
TrOS r. FARRELL. 60. REALTORS
<ea snsh - NV Nam s8s
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FaRfrIl 80. nY. "a. 80

q Nef5et .3ss'alta - NOTE DFeatEFF k8tI&Nis
- z19 = tssnnies EH nf14esHs al aaeHg 70
esza0es esszYsh ssBs hnc e0ersts read. 20
grnmatea ~ eats praoes - 500 and ap On
- 1afs nAAn nsTns@m3 ard &5sl sser sH0ntb,
reesme HsstsfetIss ~ a. CIV TOR further
isf0-rrsfton WILLIAM = MA6KasTBEk amd
AkTEfsE CARR trustees gr Fogf oSo
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SALE or RENT-SIR. PROP'TY.

DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES n NEARRY
Arlington County, Virginia, ideal lacaiions
kFSSETH NJ LIVINGSTONE 1917 3 81
NV. Nan zoo. Main Ssl.
MODERN BUNGALOWS DEsIRABLY 10.
lated Bssttsviiie and sgsinifx. Prsress - $50
to 50 0na. aF wafi rant &sn sn $40 nsonthIv
s r. b.. near cars - 500 Rent $50
= large rooms rafehes 81 aae eley alton
iarEe lot modern. gs.ssa Rent. &s5,
rooms paved street HgsttN*ilie Hills
4 -w b modern SO saAA Rent sac
MAY OWNER HYATTS. 4gG
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SEAT PLEASANT. MD--s5 ROOMS PART.
Is iurni-hest Water. elec~. garage. ali
:9tLi /. ~. -fs
SUBURBAN IO-R00N HONE IN b, c..
every sIsx convenience fire grounds fruit
xsraEs ~. Phone Owner. GeorSls 1858. 80
ATTRACTIVE FiyE.Ro0M Bt'NGA ALLOW
hFeplare rhirken house. ami Hamilton
-. IutfaEe fits. Nd. Ia
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME IN
Fasis Church va roarns and hath eles.
fric ranrs hat atrr heat drepIsre sleep
saE poTrh dos8hle garage y acre of lsnG
weis lansaSc4 ne4. SI-S1F A. MANKIN EiaF.
rasson 3sS.w-.s
S7S PER no No CASR PAYMENT. PAYS
Enr home IN Chevy Chase r. n. EEHRESU
8aIs paw sas
~PFFTAi. RENTAL RARGAISs-~S35 To ssS
uy@, io rags sYsfi bath. ami detached
GEatt<vAt5a aTstl CotfsEe Egty. NaAu ln0ss
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sew envy cHAsg HoNE. wirh on

ssii .ssge,y sss,t, ~ sna ssy Il i've tksrs .
f6 sri quickly ihe pfges 10 fsse than si2,tHtn.
wfsh stsssstess aoMn FsAgHlsHt sng shb ftl1nIhis
i}.sr rest thereafter, B.1t 78 ~ Ef@@IS feets
N8E NonaFffgt FoaBs sgd hath IHo~fEF 80.
rage s1eligbtfai iB plan sad i0eHlians ~
aeattjs from y am, q, On csii wisconsin
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WANTED ALL CASH ABOVE A 81 0ssl
As4s FraNs na q Dew -Foan3 isHReh colonial
Thss - @sls hnaas hassRe paved street,
gseav s-lsssrsaK ard stores Az modern tng.
Trere-ueHt A harKssn See q as s..3 Gtss
aRN@ S8AVgf S4a8Hs asan make ne an oMeF,
OWNER Phsns silver SprSnr sew
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FaaFatN EFa

F8aAstREI
sGS~asr asti sasgaHte gsransi-saea assasSeYn
hHaxEtow - hixh s.8ass neseEi EiBsrsts1ss. TsrnEs
NJ pt3eas Ga rsstiatsse pariT Phone At on 2
Nng4h st~0a address Box 1855 star na.s@-
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SAIfg.-litItISFS.

VIII. S1cRHIcE ny BEArTiFTL HON :
~ wDodylHEe. leAgtnr far EnFnpe pras~
50. sgs. parable $50 cash hAasnes $50 ~
mentally inslnalrg interest 4 rooms. aorch<s
aml ssenhie gaFAke Owner 0H nEerases
from IN arr. 10 nm sfei4 Jackson NJ
ae Frankiia ~sRE
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es around AFssn8mgtnSs q fssRfas and &slS3
Nsfb tfsoRey h - D. haHssn sssy1 No8g. bsT6-
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Rsrsrrs1ss y AssT eeNeT Eas sies5Facasx- one
msinnge 10 Eeas i28e 80 s8ss Ideally sit81ate3
o. hign ssa0 eDrunasactnZ soFsstt a@is- tHees
hp9ges fRuH gErzke Tie kasaas of TIE
Nssees r8EtRTfsl and sgrAuasBsaip ufae~
- $40 ~ tsHsn szsh fszEaane so ueF
rnnren m sfBdssg aNsAseas Phsns BWNEE
ErsffsvGtls 5B-g foF nsFs4eulars sa6 apBotnt-
RNas
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K1RI1i iN--zJNLY IS a50 REDf7CTD p Rom
- 0saa. 6as 5-roosn and BATH fsanEasos
Gnssa&s Cts. ana essy ternas. Main
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RE<r-Sl'RURnAN PROPERTY.

Tel risrs,,,lan i::3. Barrren. va.
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Il n KORfNNllN

INFDMA FAHF EJNEN
tao8g. - u 81 l590galsgss ~ b.
: asesDe ff~Hs Gese ~ 80 ~ '.sib - a1
$50 gaxE t1ss ssnf Dtfsess reduced fFsyN
- Ess@ acre 3ana S-sos5a itasgxiosv f@i
Kks - 81 bHs feg eb8s@se@s 6pBox honas
~ sgfBet 9M9tanllig of1.ss hlssf ngs1
9ase 3fshf - 8fss Ga sAS4
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
San Benito to Put
On Clean-U Up Drive

SAN BENIT0, June "A thor
ough cleanup in the city Of San Be-
nito is to be launched, with compul-
sorry action TO back it up, members
Of the city commission announced
following their meeting here this
week.
The commissioners announced that
action would be started against all
property owners whose premises are
not free of weeds and rubbish by
June 20. that date having been set
ms n deadline.
The commissioners purchased a tar
heating device, TO be used in main
tanning the streets of the city. and
also swore in the new city secretary,
Leigh Stanley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
FARM WOMEN
TO open CAMP
NEXT TUESDAY
Experts To Be at Rio
Hondo For Address
es to Demonstration
Club Members
Especial 70 The Heraldl

SAN BENITO, June 9.-Program
for the Rural Women's encampment,
the first of three encampments
which are to be held in rapid order
on the banks Of the Arroyo Colora-
do, was announced here Saturday By
Miss Kate Adele Hill. county home
demonstration agent, who will be in
charge.
Miss sHill said that the camp will
open Tuesday, June u, at 3 a. m,
and that a picnic lunch will be held
at noon and in the evening Of the
first day. The following Gay Mrs.
Weimer, camp manager, will serve
breakfast for 35 cents, and lunch
con for so cents. A registration fee
Of Is cents will be charged.
The Tuesday program will include
a talk on the "Choice and Care a
Refrigerators," by Miss Alice
Schultze Of San Antonio, r~efrigera-
ton specialist of the Central Power
e. Light company, a talk pm "Princi-
pies Of Correct Dress" by Miss Ma
ME Lee Hayden, clothing specialist
Of the "A. & M. extension service, d
talk on Spiritual Value of the
Home" BY Rev. jefferson Davis
pastor of the First Baptist church
in San Benito.
Between these three numbers
will be music and readings BY club
members. particularly by members
OF new clubs.
Tuesday evening each club will
furnish a humorous stunt.
DR.. r. G.. Drewry, head of the de-
partment of education Of the South
west Texas State Teachers college
at Kingsville, will speak Wednesday,
talking In the morning on recreation
in the home, and in the afternoon
on habit forming in children.
Miss Schultze will speak on home
management, and at 2:45 Wednesday
afternoon County Agent Henry Ais
meyer will give a post norton chick
en- examination.
Miss Bonnie Campbell, district
home demonstration agent, will be
present, and will assist in the judg-
ing of the clothing contest, other
judges being Miss Haydne and Miss
Hill.
Winners in the living room con-
test will be announced.
As loon rs the camp II closed the
annual boys camp, conducted by
Henry Alsmeyer, will open, for three
days, and following that the annual
girls camp, conducted by Miss Hill,
will be conducted.
Programs for these two camns are
being arranged. and are practically
completed, both county agents an
nOunced Saturday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10

Valley Has The Goods and Can Deliver, Market ExpeytA ueys
Collars, Shirts
Rented Abroad

NEW YORK. R)-Office workers
here who have been accustomed 70
having clean towels supplies weekly
without giving thought 70 the laun-
dering process arc wondering how
soon the idea will spread to collars
and shirts.
Already a Paris chain of haber-
dashers is supplying customers with
clean linen Mt n fixed annual charge.
offering various classes Of service
from one or two clean shirts and
six collars a week to an unlimited
number for the more f~astidious. The
stores remain owners of the linens
and attend to the laundering of the
soilcd apparel. asking the customer
only to select clean shirts and col
lars from the fresh stock and ~
pay his bill.
A London merchant has applied
the idea to collars. but hasn't vet
reached the shirt stage. His custo.
mers pay for each collar taken out
the charge being slightly above that
the wearer would pay for laundry
service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
N. Y Company
Produces Most

BUFFALO. N. Y. R-On the ba-
ais Of 1927 output. the Buffalo
Niagara and Eastern Power corpora
ton is the leading producer of n.y.
.,ro-electric power in the United
tates.
1T operates plants On the American
md Canadian banks of the Niagara
iver. as well as on other rivers.
Some $500 miles Of transmission
lines distribute power over an area
200 miles wide and 100 miles deep
in upstate New York. More than
800 communities. 100000 homes and
100000 people are served.
Recently the corporation took its
subsidiaries into a unified system,
with some refinancing through ex-
change Of stock. and expanded its
field to include operation of trac-
ton and bus lines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10

AFTER RECORD
Races at Celebration
July 4 Will Be
Speedy Events

An effort to establish a new out
board motor boat record for the
United States will be made in con
nection with the boat races to be held
here July 4 as part of the interna-
tional celebration, according to speed
boat fans, who assert the fastest
races ever staged in Texas will be
pulled off.
Considerable secrecy is maintained
BY those who expect TO participate.
but the prediction vas made Friday
by one Of the fans that a record OF
33 miles an hour would be estab-
lished if weather conditions are fav-
orable. The committee expects TO
have the races held under me aus
pices of the national association IN
order that the records established
may be official.
An order was placed Thursday by
one of the local speed demons" for 4
boat of a new type, which is under
stood TO be the fastest ever placed
on water. The famous Half Pint Is
also being overhauled and will enter
in the various events.
Tuning of motors has become a
regular occupation of some of the
most enthusiastic fans, who are try
ing out their craft on various courses
in the esacas. One Of the entrants
announced that his motor Is 10 per
cent efficient. and that all he needs
TO transform his steplane into an air
plane is a pair Of wings.
The committee has not reached n
decision as 10 whether the races will
be staged on the Rio Grande or the
Fort Brown lagoon The latter
which gives a good half mile run.
would be the most desirable, local
fans assert. and il is probable that n
effort will be made to secure permits
sion of the military officials for use
Of that course.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
San Benito Girl Wins
Prize on Rug Design

SAN BENITO. June Miss
Kathleen Skinner of this city won
! prize Of $IOo in a rug design con-
sest Of the Art Alliance Association
~ America. il was announced in a
communication received here.
The communication came from the
T,xas College of Industrial Arts,
vtAere Miss Skinner has been a pupil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
Valley Students
At
u. Of T.

AUSTIN, Texas, June 9.-Summsr
session Of the University Of Texas
opened Tuesday, June 5, with IN en-
rollment of almost 5000 students.
The number Of students enrolled
IN the summer session has increased
every year, comparative registration
figures show, there being an enroll
ment OF 927 in 1912: 1863 in 1917,
1881 in 1922, and 3,2S7 in 1927.
During the 1927 session there were
20 students enrolled from Cameron
county and 32 students from Hidal-
60. Willacy county had three stu
dents here the past summer.
Glasses began in all departments
Wednesday and Friday was the last
day for adding courses for the first
term. Monday, June II, will be the
last day for registration for credit
during the first term.
The first term will end July Is,
and the second term will be from
July is to August p.
The summer session was original
~ organized especially for the bene-
fit of teachers and other persons
who cannot we'll attend the long ses-
sion. 1t also meets the want of an
increasing number Of u~ndergr:<ss
ates and professional students whs
desire to spend a portion of. their
vacation in study, and thereby de-
a the number of years leading
TO graduation. There has also been
a rapid increase in the demand for
graduate courses.
Miss Jessie Stapp Of San Benito
has been awarded the annual schol-
arship Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution, a scholarship
for teachers to be used during the
summer session. Announcement OF
the awarding Of the scholarship was
made this week by Mrs. Neill Ca
rothers Of the university.
Among the Valley students re-
ceiving their degrees at the gradu-
ton exercises the past weekend was
WORKMAN Davenport Of Brownsville,
who received his bachelor Of arts
degree.
Davenport has also done consider
able work in the university school of
law, and will return at the begin
ping of the long session to receive
his law degree.
During the second half OF the past
long session he carried four courses
In the school Of law and two in the
academic school, making commend
able grades in all subjects.
Miss Josephine Pollard, who has
resided at the Scottish Rite dormi-
tory during the long session. has re-
turned to her home in Harrington.
Lucille Wray has left for Donna,
where she will spend the summer
with her parents. Miss Wray was a
freshman in the university during
the past long session,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
fruit IS
ELIMINATED IN
WARONPESTS
Coz Operation of Grow
ers Must Continue,
Says Chief In Battle
On Fruit Fly
Especial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald)
HARLINGEN. June 9.-The second
stage of the citrus fruit fly pre-
vention work in the Valley--that Of
keeping ripe fruit off secondary host
fruit trees-has reached a stage
where it may be called a complete
success.
This statement, however. is based
on the expectation of continued CO.
operation of growers, orchard own
ers and others in the Valley during
the remainder of the host free Pc
riod.
"We have the situation in hand
now, and feel that we have made
a success Of il, although we will
need continued cooperation during
the remainder of the season." said
p. A. Hoidale, inspector in charge,
before leaving the Valley this week
for Washington.
All Orchards Clear
Mr.. Hoidale said that all Of the
orchards which threatened to break
the record of no ripe fruit nave been
cleaned up. All the growers have
removed their plums, peaches,
guavas and other secondary host
fruits from the trees, and all that
remains to do now Is to keep a close
watch on every tree in order that no
fruit will ripen at any time during
the remainder of the season.
I'VE will not slacken our work in
the least, because it is dangerous to
do So" Mr.. Hoidale said. I'VE are
also asking the same vigilance on
the part Of the growers. and other
persons who have secondary host
fruit trees on their premises. Il is
difficult to keep all the fruit off the
trees, especially where the foliage
is thick. and n constant watch must
be maintained"
Mr.. Hoidale mentioned the fact
that two additional seizures Of fruit
have been made during the past few
days at the bridge and ferry at
Brownsville, both showing larvae of
the fruit fly. Inspector Stalmach
seized a mango AZ the ferry. and
found eight larvae in it, and 33
larvae were Fr7nd in a mango seized
at the bridr- by Inspector c. p. Da-
ley.
Menace Constant
These periodical seizures. made
by the inspectors under Mr.. Deputy
at Brownsville. bring the neces-
sity Of continued rare in preventing
the ripenir- Of fruit in the Valley,
so that there can be no host fruit
for them" Mr.. Hoidale said. "The
Valley has a constant menace of the
fly, and must be protected by having
no ripe fruit"
The federal inspector said that
many Of the larger peach and plum
orchards in the Valley, and many Of
the guavas have been taken out tree
and all, and hat voluntary co-opera-
ton has been secured in all other
cases.
I'VE have the situation in hand.
The work can now be called a sue
cess, If we can maintain our eff
cheney during the remainder of the
year" he said. "That is. there are
no orchards or private premises now
where the owners refuse 10 take out
the fruit
Mr.. Hoidale said that the recent
rainy weather is delaying compile
ton of the citrus fruit census of the
Valley. but expressed the belief
that it will be completed early in
July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-10
QUAKE OPENS GREAT PIT

Observation-Disclosures an earth
quake in Burmah a pit apparently
lcttomless opened about thirty miles
from Rangoon-