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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01

states that the Federal Government, in
the exercise OF its duty to enforce the
Eighteenth Amendment is encroachng
upon the rights of the states. Let us eX-
anime that. How does the Federal gov
eminent derive its powers? How did
the constitution, under which the Federal
government was formed, come into be-
ing? 1t came into being and its powers
originated wholly through the action of
the states, which by their votes ratifyng
the Constitution, granted to the Federal
government the powers embodied III the
constitution, powers which, up to the
time of such grant, were possessed eX-
clusiyely by the states themselves. The
same thing is true of all other powers
subsequently granted by the Federal gov
eminent in the form of constitutional
amendments; the states granted them.
Whatever power the Eighteenth Amend
ment confers on the Federal government
was conferred by the free and solemn act
of the forty-six state legislatures which
ratified the amendment, and this made it
as binding upon the two non-concurring
states as if they had formally ratified it.
Those who claim, therefore, that the fed
eral government has, by some surrepti-
tious or illegitimate or sinister means,
usurped the power of the states in connec-
ton with the suppression of the liquor
traffic, and that these Federal powers
constitute violation of state rights, have
no ground to stand upon. The measure
of Federal power and state power and the
dividing line between the two are pre-
scribed by the constitution, including all
amendments thereto, and the Supreme
Court of the United States, by upholding
the validity of the Eighteenth Amend
ment, has declared that the power which
that amendment confers upon the Fed
eral Government is valid and binding upon
all the states Can any state be heard to
say that its prerogatives are invaded by
constitutional provision to which the con-
sent OF the states was secured in the man
ner in which the constitution itself pro-
scrbes?
Vets Would Detour Around Constitution
The organized liquor traffic, with its
vast profits at stake, would not, how
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1928-02-01
RESULT OF DRINK

Everybody's Magazine says that
since the World War, Great Bri-
tain and Ireland have spent over
2,000,000,000 pounds, or in Ameri-
can money, approximately $10000,-
100000 for Intoxicating liquors.
One result of this waste is the loss
of productive ability of the drink
ers, weak markets, as we'll as
weakened social morale, to say
nothing of physical diseases. This
loss fully equals the initial cost OF
liquor It is no wonder that unem-
ployment is a staggering problem
in Great Britain
Evening star., 1928-02-07
RENT-SIIDlRDAN PROPERTY.

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
W. O. w. Head Is
To Attend Local
Lodge Birthday

X. X. Miller. state official OF
the Woodmen Of the World with Of
fices at San Antonio, has announced
in a telegram to officials of the local
Campo Ebano lodge, that he and his
family will attend the lodges ami
versary to be held June 8.
Many other officials and members
of the various Valley lodges have
also announced their intention of at
tending the Brownsville and Point
Isabel celebrations and all indica-
lions point TO one Of the best birth
day celebrations in the history Of the
local lodge.
The days festivities are to begin
at the lodge headquarters, on the sec
ond floor of the Texas Bank and
Trust company. where a parade will
form and march with band accom-
paniment to the old City cemetery.
At the ceemtery graves OF deceased
members are TO be decorated with
flowers and concentrating exercises
will be conducted.
The parade will form again and
march to the Rio Grande railway
where several special cars will con
duct the party to Point Isabel ard
a day of exercises, speeches and a
complete program OF entertainment
will be held there.
A dinner-dance is to feature the
evening session, IL is said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
DONNA TO VOTE.
ON {. OFC TAX
Election To Be Held
May rs Includes
Zoning Plan
(Snecial "a TIE Heraldl

DONNA, May 22.-Establishment OF
a board of city development, to he
tax maintained. considerable increase
in the amount OF territory in the city
limits. payment Of outstanding in
d~ebtedness. and provision for es-
tablishment OF building restrictions
are questions that will be decided by
the people Of Donna in an election
called BY the city commission for
May rs.
The establishment of n tax-sup-
ported board Of city development or
chamber Of commerce here will put
Donna in the same class with Browns
vile, San Benito, Harrington, McAllen,
and other cities in the Valley which
have chambers Of that are
tax supported. The question. of. nam
ing directors, secretary, etc, will
come up later.
II was pointed out by members of
the city commission that extension
OF the boundaries OF the city Is be-
ing sought in order to take into
Donna the residential sections which
are now largely outside the city lin
its. The Indebtedness il to be paid
off by an issue Of warrants or bonds.
An attempt to direct the growth Of
the city. restricting the building OF
industrial and commercial structures
10 the business section Of the city,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
SUERIFF'S SALE

By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out OF the 103rd Judicial Dis
trict court Of Cameron county, Tex
as, on a judgment rendered IN said
court on the Goth day Of April, 1928,
in favor Of the AL Parker Securities
Company, plaintiff, against q. NJ.
Railey. defendant. in Cause Number
1880. styled The Al Parker Securities
Company vs.. G. NJ. Railey. | dill on
the 18th day of May. 1928, It 2
o'clock a. m, levy on that certain
tract Of land in Cameron county.
Texas, being the north twenty eco
acres Of the west forty (40l acres
Of block number thirty-four t34\ OF
what is known as the Cantu Tract.
according n a subdivision ard plat
thereof made for Cameror County
Development Company. which plat
is recorded in Volume 4 at oaEs -
Of the Map Records Of Cameron
county, Texas, and on the 5th dsy
Of June, 1928. same being tue first
Tuesday of said month, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, on said day. ut .he
court house door Of said county. !
Will offer for sale and sell at pub-
nc auction for cash, all the rigat.
ute and interest OF the said q. NJ.
kailey n and 10 said property for
satisfaction OF: First, the sum Of
three hundred forty-nine and o.
log Cs349-sl) dollars. together with
interest thereon from April 20, 1928.
Mt the rate Of six per cent PEE an
mum; second. the further sum cf
eleven hundred thirty-four and &C.
100 CS1,1S4-26) dollars, together with
interest thereon from date, April 20.
lsZs' at the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum' third. for the further sum
OF one hundred thirteen and 42-10o
Sll342l dollars. together with in
terest thereon from date April 20,
ls-s' at the rate Of six per cen. per
annum.
Dated at Brownsville. Texas, this
the 18th day Of May, 1928.
MRS. PINKIE VANN,
Sheriff Of Cameron County, Texas.
By ID. 8. WRIGHT. Deputy.
S-i5-2c-s9-St-SOO6
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
$4,000 CARS
TRUCK MOVED
Valley Shipments Will
Go Over 10000
Car Estimate

A season estimate of 10000 cars
Of fruit and vegetables. announced
several weeks ago by Valley ship
Lers, will be exceeded, is the pre-
diction OF Valley shippers. Over 49,
900 cars had moved from the Valley
up to Tuesday noon, and the tomato,
corn, beets, carrots and mixed vege-
tables remaining will bring the sea-
son total over the estimate.
Tomatoes are now leading Valley
shipments, over 50 cars moving Mon
day. with indications that the sea
sons total will run close to 1900
cars. The express movement Of to-
matoes has been heavy and will con-
tinue heavy throughout the season.
Growers are receiving around 4 cents
per pound. and the tomato deal prom
Uses to be one Of the most profitable
Of the year.
The mixed car movement continues
heavy. 90 Ears moving Monday, max
ing the total for the season 5,3SS, as
compared with 4,21l last season. Cab
bage shipments have ceased, with a
total Of 5.l29 cars. This total was
exceeded in 1924 when 6,5s2 cars Of
cabbage rolled from the Valley. The
potato movement has also been under
the 1927 record, 1888 cars being ship
ped that season as compared with
l445 this year. Beets and carrots
showed a heavy gain this season with
a total Of 29s9 cars as against 2498
last season. Gains have also been
p,.In - uLY-venrNg nF rftruU fVfnf
green beans, turnips. and practical
ly all other vegetables.
Weslaco continues 10 lead the Val
ley in total shipments with 1898 cars
moved up 10 Monday night. and Mer-
cedes is second with 1929 cars. Dom
ma retains third place with 1900 cars.
The Mercedes system. comprising the
shipping points Of Mercedes. Wes-
laco. Elsa, Edcouch and La Villa, has
shipped a total Of $500 cars. ex-
elusive Of express shipments. or ap-
p~roximately one-third Of the Valleys
total.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
SPORTS TAKE
DOUBLE BILL
FROM SPUDS
Makes Six Wins In a
Row; Bluffs Tighten
Hold on First; Steers
Down Cats
lBy the Assoeiated Pressl


Leaders in the chase for the Tex
as league Konfalon may reasonably
view with some alarm the determ-
med drive Of the Shreveport Sports
for the first division that reached a
climax yesterday with a double vic
tory over the Wichita Falls S~pudders
by the scores OF Z TO s and 8 to 3.
The double win gave the Sports
a clean sweep Of their Wichitsn
series and made their record six
straight victories, by all odds the
best Of any club in the loop within
recent weeks. 1t cemented the Sports
al the top Of the second division
and put them within three games
of the Wichitans who have dropped
to fourth place.
The Houston Bluffs frightened their
hold on the leadership Of the loop
BY trouncing the Waco Cubs, II 10 4,
as a result Of their W hard slug
rinE that Melted Is safeties and the
excellent twirling Of Ken Penner,
who let the Cubs down with SIX
hits.
The Dallas Steers obtained re-
venge for their two previous defeats
in the series with Fort Worth by
defeating the Panthers, 2 to 0. in q
game featured by the magnificent
hurting OF Homer Blankenship, who
held the Cats to eight widely scat
tered safeties.
The San Antonio Bears moved up
a step in the percentage column by
winning from the Beaumont Export
ers, 10 TO s. Both clubs showed
pep in hitting. but the Bears had the
margin in this connection, Ii to 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
MENDELL IS
Still king OF
LICHTWEICHTS
M'Larnin Branded the
earnest Man | Ever
Met, BY Champ Aft
er Hard Victory

NEW YORK, May 22.-(F-The
lightweight division still boasts the
same old ruler-dapper. clean-cut,
handsome Sammy Mandell-but il
ave they Sward titles for raw cour-
age in the prize ring. Irish Jimmy
McLarnin aust be crowned king of
them all.
For fifteen rounds under glaring
lights above a ring pitched IN the
center of the polo grounds, the black
haired sheik from Rockford, Ill,
slashed and tore last night at the
body and chin Of the McLarnin kid.
Let's that shot out with the sting
and drive O. q whip-lash cut about
Jimmy's facp. Short right chops
closed his left eye. let's smothered
the other eve. and punches from
every direction brought a stream Of
blood from his nose.
Jimmie Game
But there was one point Mandell,
the master, could not touch. No
matter how that dazzling ring gen
eral poured his batteries into jim
niy's head. crashed his hands to the
body, and ripped the Irishman's head
hack with urpsrcuts. he never could
reach Jimmy > heart.
There was rot j dissenting voice
in the Disappointing crowd Of less
than $4,000 that gathered in the big
National league ball park for the
most important lightweight battle in
the past five years, three times
postponed because Of bad weather,
when Joe HUMPHREYS announced that
Mandell still was champion after
fifteen rounds q furious battling.
But neither VAS there a spectator
~hc did net stand and cheer the
lion hearted effcrt of the smuggling
Cclt 70 lift thai crown when Nc
Larnin, a fistic sensation after he
knocked out Sid Ferris in q punch.
dragged his tired. battered body from
the ring.
Mandell Lauds Foe
For every one OF those fifteen
rounds. McLarnin. hoping always to
land the smash that slowed away the
ghost of the Ghetto, piled into the
champion-and into a storm Of
punches that battered his features
almost beyond recognition. II was
the attack of n ~youngster who didn't
know what fear meant, a kid with o
fighting heart that couldn't be
slackened, the attacs of a bull pup
itno the jaws Of a fleet, slashing
terrier.
When the battle was over. and the
radio beckoned the tltleholder who
has defended his crown only twice
in three years. Hia first words were
for the loser.
Gee, I'm tired" said Sammy. 81
fought the gamest man I ever faced.
I'm still the ehempicn. but the next
lightweight king will be Jimmy Nc
Larnin."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
YANKS HALT
RED SOX AT
SEVEN Wins
Sox Lose Nightcap Of
Double Bill; Athlet-
les Beat Washington
Two Games
nv the Associated Pressl

Tire Boston Red Sox. long the butt
Of many a baseball Jest. no longer
are doormats 10 be tramped on with
impunity By the rest Of the Ameri-
can league.
After a fine showing against the
invading clubs in the recent inter
sectional series. the Red Sox cane
10 New York yesterday. snapped an
eight-game winning streak Of the
New York Yankees in the first en-
counter Of a double header and then
saw their own string of consecutive
wins ended at seven in the night
can.
Given the breaks. the Red Sox
would have won both games Bill
Morris kept the champions nine hits
scattered in the first game and ran
off with an s 10 4 decision. Boston
got only six hits off three Yankee
pitchers but two of these were home
runs by Regain and Todt. each time
with a man on base. The Yankees
got their revenge in the second game
when they made only four hits off
RUffing but won. 2 to 2. Meusels
homer with two on in the sixth turn
ed the trick.
At Philadelphia the Athletics o
cd up 10 within three and one half
games Of the Yanks by taking both
ends Of "A double header from the
faltering Washington Senators, 4 to 3
and , to I. Old Jack Quinn won
the first game with a single in the
thirteenth inning. II was Quinn's
fifth straight pitching win. Rube
Walberg ran his own string TO six
straight by holding the Senators
safe in the nightcap.
The first victory was costly % the
Mackmen for Iris Speaker and Bing
Miller collided going after a drive
from Reeves bat and may be out Of
the game for several days.
In the National league the Chi
cage Cubs came out on the short end
of a home-run battle with the st
Louis Cardinals. 9 20 z. Hack Will
son nit two home runs. each time
with a man on base but Bottomley
duplicated the feat for the Cardinals.
Bottomley had help al we'll from
Harper and Roettger who also made
circuit drives.
The Cincinnati Reds moved up TO
within half a game Of the Cubs BY
splitting even IN two games with
the Pittsburgh Pirates. Two Pirate
errors gave the Reds the first game,
4 to 3. although Joe Dawson allow
ed only six hits. The second en-
counter was a tight duel between
Jackie May and Fred Russell. rival
s%outhpaws. Jackie was pounded out
Of the box in the ninth. however,
when the C~orsairs scored twice and
made the victory sure. The score
was S TO 3.
All other major league clubs had
an open date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
Cavalry Band to
Present Concert

A program Of marches and classic
excerpts will be given BY the Twelfth
Cavalry band at the regular concert
Tuesday night. Director G. ". Wad-
dington announced. Popular numbers
will be interpreted through the pro
gram. The program follows:
1. March, "Sons Of New zealand
Lithgow.
2. Excerpts from the Grand Mcgui-
Luders.
q. Serenade, les Millions d'Arle-
quin"-Drigo.
4. Medley Of college songs-Seredy.
3. March, "Laurels OF Victory
Woods.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
Bunionists To Go
S. Miles; Salo Is
Gaining On Payne

DETROIT. N. ", Nav 22.-CP)-A
fifty-five mile jauns to Liberty, n.
" was today's program for c. e.
Pyle's transcontinental foot racers.
now only five days away from New
York City and the end cf their $500
mile trek.
Andy PayHe, clarefiore. Okla,
youth. found his lead over John Salo
Of Passaic. N. j., cut "a little more
than sixteen hours before the trip
TO Liberty began. Salo, grimly de-
termined TO race Payne off his feet.
led the pack in yesterdays 74.6 mile
lap from Waverly. n. n. u was
the longest single day jslnt Of the
derby. Salo covered the distance IN
IL hours, Is minutes, nine seconds.
bringing his elapsed time for 323O.3
miles from Los Angeles tc 553:11:36.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Offic

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Office
OF the Supervising Architect, Wash
ington, ID. c., May IS, 1928. Sealed
proposals will be opened in this Of
flee at 8 p. m, June 10. 1928. for fur
nishing all labor and material re-
CURED for gas-steam heating system,
etc, in the U. S. post office at
Brownsville, Texas. Drawings and
specifications may be obtained from
the custodian at the U. S. post office
at Brownsville, Texas, or at this Of
flee in the discretion OF the super
vising architect. JAS. A. WET
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect.
Observation-Disclosures
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
HOW LEADERS
ARE STANDING

National
Batting. Grantham. Pirates, .4i2.
Runs, Critz. Reds. 81.
Runs batted in, Frisch. Cards, 81.
Hits, Douthit. Cards, Sc.
Doubles. Traynor. Pirates; Frisch,
Bottomley. Cards, IL.
Triples. l.. Waner. Pirates, s.
Homers. Wilson. Cubs, 3.
Stolen bases, Frisch, Cards. 10.
Pitching. Clark, Robins, won S. lost
American
Batting. Kress, Browns. .594.
Runs, Ruth. Yanks. SO.
Runs batted in, Meusel, Yanks. 81.
Hits, Rice. Tigers. a..
Doubles, Meusel. Yanks, IL.
Triples, Rice. Senators. s.
Homers. Ruth, Yanks. 10.
Stolen bases. McNeely, Browns;
Barrett. White Sox. G.
Pitching, Pipgras, Yanks. won Z,
lost 0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22
Rio Hondo Beats
Donna By A to z
Especial to The Herald.l

RIO HONDo, May 22.-Big Bill
Kaektic Of the Rio Hondo Legion
baseball team proved too much on
the hillock for the Donna aggregation
and turned them back 4 TO 2 in one
Of the best played games Of the
league Sunday. Kaektic allowed only
four blows to the visitors.
Moody Of Donna showed plenty Of
stuff and allowed the local willow
wielders only 5 safe bingles and in
an ordinary ball game would have
won by N fair margin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-22

The weather was generally fair
throughout the great Northwest. and
mostly cloudy and unsettled in the
southern and eastern states this
morning. Numerous light 20 moder-
ate showers and thunderstorms oc-
CURED within the last "a hours in
the cotton belt. II was cooler this
morning from north and central
Texas eastward into the lower Mis-
sissippi valley. and wrrmer through
out the great Northwest.