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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
Al Misses Coats to Clear Friday!

MISSES $3.50 DRESS coATs-susde
cloth, strashtiine models, with shawl col.
lar and deep cuffs OF wolf. Choice Of red
in size IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $f6
2-MIssEs' s4s.so EVENING cAPEs-sI.ek
and white satin ................. -. SIS
MISSES $3.50 DRESS coAT-5i.ek
Venise with muf7er collar Of fur. -. SIS
MISSES $3.50 coAT-Gresn vsIvsteen
with shawl collar Of fur ............. $16
MISSES, $3.50 coAT-6iaek Suede cloth
with Tuxedo collar and deep cuffs OF black
caracul ........+..-.t..'.- ''''..ts''.' SSS
MISSES $3.50 DRESS coATs-6Isek
eroadcioth with shawl collar and side
flares Of Kit fog .......-...........-. $50
3-MtssEs' $3.50 DRESS coATs-eroad.
cloth with shawl collar and deep CUTS OF
baby seal ....................... 30
1-MlssES' $3.50 coAT-StraishtIin vsivs.
teen with shawl collar OF kit fox. 80. $3S
s-mtssEs' $3.50 DRESS coATs--srosd.
cloth with shawl collars, cuffs and borders
OF fur ..........-..-.... .'......''... $So
a-MIssEs' $3.50 DRESS coATs-Hrosd.
cloth in tailored models without FUR
Choice Of black only. ................ $50
MISSES $3.50 EVENING wRAPS-vsI-
vet with nuffier collars and cuffs OF fur
Choice Of blue and American Beauty. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
Fer lucky Friday"
Bridge Prizes

$3.50 Eoudcir ciccks-S5.
2-s10 Desk clocks. AIabasta-S5.
f4-s5 Ecu6oir ciocks-S2-50.
SIS Cigarette box-s2.50.
2--s3 Novelty powder jars-s1.5o.
7--s3 Cigarette boxes, amber and
white-s1 so.
5--S1 Perfume botties-50c.
5--s2 Perfume botties-$7.50.
1-g2 Perfume bottie--Sf.
7--s3 Ash trays. klsbssts, green
and pink-Sf.S0.
5--s6 IS Ash trays. nest Of three
$3.50.
12--50c Amber ash trsys--25c.
3-l1.5C Novelty sschet baes-75e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
"Lucky Friday" Features of the
January Sale of Underwear

$3.50 Glove Silk Boomers
$3.50
Splendid heavy quality, we'll tailored
and strongly reinforced. Indeed, heres
. worth while saving: Mellon: wh,te'
nile or maize. Sizes 8, and 7. *s.oo'
So Vanity Silk Chemise,
Boomers and Step-ins, $3.50
That famous striped glove silk which
10 guaranteed TO outIast any other
glove sik at the same pries-aiways .
good buy. and tomorrow YOU GET even
extra value. Not ell shades, but Q
good assortment. 90 70 AZ. $3.50.
$l.95 Vanity Silk Vests, $1.65
made 10 match the bioomsrs.
$1,000 Glove Silk Pajamas
~ $3.50
such lovely quality pure glove silk
and sdo'sbiy styled with round neck,
slip Over top. trimmed with applique
patterns IN contrasting eoiors. Choose
peach, nile or black.
$3.50 Glove Silk "Undies," IS
Chemises ~- Stspvins G O W n S.
sIooreFs Perfectly beautiful one .of.
s"k'nd styles made ~ the finest quality
3f"ss siit. Sofns are Uimms0 win AIens
con lace. All sizes.
$3.50 and $3.50 Cirdles, 81
A wonderful odd sixs group Of Qirdiss,
made OF pink bToebs with two ard four
sections Of slsstie. Just small sisss. 81.
1895 and SIS Silk Underwear, So
Crepe de chine ehsnpisss and step ,ins
splendid quality, dsintiiy trimmed
with lace or eIsysriy tailored. Not
every shade IN each size, but good ~.
sofssnent. g.
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$3.50 Rrassieres, 81

@AsOV oI0bniCEcbS @A
Fascinating assortmsnt--isey. silk
with back or side fastening. Shaped or
straight model. 81.
So "Two.in.One" Corsette, So
A Joy 10 wsar-and ever so prae.
tieaiiy made with swami girdis and
either bloonsr or stsp-in bottom OF jsr.
ssy silk. So.
$40 and $l2 Silk Underwear
$3.50
Your choice OF perfectly gorgeous
gowns, pajanss, ehenrises or step.ins
Of crepe satin or crepe de chine that
have been unused by display. Some
handsomely tailored and some trimmed
with Aisneon and fIst tacss. $3.50.
$40 Silk Negligees, $3.50
Charming styles that have been
unused and 50 must 90 at this sdreri:.
insiy low price. OF heavy crepe dc
with pipings and wide bsndinas In con.
Hastin0 eotors. Some are beautifully
drapsd TO one eide and others are fin.
jshsd with . sash. Peach. copsn. nile
or flesh. $3.50.
81 Rayon Petticoat, $3.50
60 nice TO wear with sheer froeks
when YOU don't want any extra straps.
Made with deep shadow hem. Choose
flesh. white, tan. navy or black In sizes
10 10 20. $50.
$50 and $l.05
Porto Rican Gowns, II
The kind thst always thrill = woman
because they have been embroidered
by hand and the nsinsook 10 OF . fine,
sheer quality. Round, square or v neck
lines, and the coloFs include Hssh, peach,
nile. maize. light blue and white. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
For "Lucky Friday"
Coats for the
Larger Woman!

14-LARGER WoMENS SOS TO st1o COATS
Broadeloth and New ZeaIia straightline models
with corded and tucked panel effects Collars
and cuffs Of cross fox. mole and earacul. Sizes
42I2 to 46la NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS
12-LARGER WoMEN's $3.50 TO st25 COATS
sroadeoth. New zeaI'a and Suede fabrics in
clever slender lines with tailored stitching
smart seanninss. Collars and cuffs Of fox or
mole. Choice Of black. new tan moonlight blue
and wing grey. Sizes aye to 46ta. ........ .ss5
7-LARGER WoMENs sf45 TO s1e5 COATS
Dress coats Of Broadeloth, Molta and Mana
smartiy tailored with tucklnss and inserts. Col
lars and cuffs OF black fox. kit fox and beaver.
Choice Of black and tan. Sizes age TO
So|2 300
CHARGER WoMENS s1e5 to s275 DRESS
COATS-of superb quality. workmanship and
style. One of a.kind models Of Mana and
kashnir twill with collars and cuffs of lynx,
fitch, kit fox and beaver Sizes 42ta and 44ia-
Choice Of tan, black and franciscan
Larger Women's Coat Shop-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
Fer "Lucky Friday"
'Kerchiefs

Women's
White Linen Handkerchief
i5c each; z for Csc
soeu uhite, plain linen handler.
chiefs. 10Th 1-fe snd 70 'neh hens.
Mems 81 French Linen
initiated Handkerchief, 7Sc
at fne White linen Nth woven
cord bereefs, tue inches vide. hand
rolled hers and hBaa embroidered
initis.a CnIy the following initisis
sfe s.s'isbis--A, e, r, J, r, Il, M,
+ anc y,
HondLs,etisf shop Street Fioo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
SIS Antelope
Suede Envelopes, So

Exceptionally good looking
bags adorned with r,arcastte
ornaments, fitted with change
purse and mirror, and heauti-
fully lined. Choose black. vine
or grey. 50.
u~.lk~. (k,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
81 to S1.50 Lovely Fabric Gloves
Handbags to Go Friday!
S. Brilliant
Envelope Bags, So

Fairly sparkling with smart
ness--lovely brilliants set on
white MORE. An envelope size
just large enough 20 hold your
vanities and n few vaIuables.
s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
$40 Embroidered
Antelope Suede
Envelope. $3.50

Ever SO distinctive. and
beautifully made with weire
silk lining, attaches eharre
purse and mirror. $50.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
25% Reduction
Toilet Sets

Fer Dressing Tables
5 Piece SIS Set. consisting e. comb,
brush ard mirror. Choice Of
savsn. pink or biue-SffS,
; Piece $3.50 Set. consisting 90
comb, brush anS Mirror In green
or crcht6-SfSS.
9 Piece $3.50 Set-S>s,fS
Q Piece $3.50 Set, fa~n color
SiSSs,
4 Piece $3.50 Set. geld Stle1-
SSe.iS
. pseee $3.50 Set. IN whits-stss7.
6 Piece SIS Ses-Sii-S>
Cosmetics SheP-Strset Fleer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
bS row--the 18th of the Month"; and friday H.
1e%x%r Mucky" Combination Jeleff Patrons

w. $ @ & ;
1~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12

MISSES $tfo DRESS coAT-straisht-
line model with scarf collar and cuffs Of
MISSES si,,o SPORTS coA1-lmpors led
tan tweed with shawl collar Of mink dyed
MISSES $3.50 coATs-eiia.e:kt with shawl wi
collar, cuffs and border OF fur ........ SIS
f-MiSSES' $40 DRESS COAT-Riaek We
Mise with shawl collar and deep cuffs Of
platinum wolf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS
2-MisSEs' $3.50 SPORTS coATs-impor.ed
fabrics with ruffler and shawl collars Of
natural lynx. Black and white only $s5
ILLNESSES $135 CoAT-BIue Maiina side
fare with deep shawl collar and cuffs Of
natural squirrel Observation-Disclosures. s85
3-MiSSES' $6o.50 EVENING WRAPS-Me.
taiiic cloth and velvet with shawl collars
and some with cuffs Of fur ......... $85
3-MiSSES' $i25 DRESS COATS-Straaht.
line models with shawl collars and deep
cuffs Of black fox. Choice Of black only, $s5
f-MtSSES' SIS DRESS coAT-Maiina with
deep shawl collar Of red fox ....... $85
2-MiSSES' Sf35 DRESS CoATS-sroad.
cloth with shawl collars and borders Of
1-MissEs' s,as DRESS icoA1-arosdelos 9th
with tuxedo collar and deep cuffs Of xii
1-MissEs' sis5 coAT-sro,w;n, Moits eio Ss1
with muffisr collar and deep cuffs Of
2-MissEs' sss.so EVENING wRAps-vsGioo
vet and metallic with tuxedo and shawl
collars OF fur. ...................S a5
p-Thivd Floor
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SIS Velvet-Back
Strap Pouch, So

Such a lovely bag % shining
veives--and inside there is Q
change compartment and vanity
mirror. In brown or black. S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
for LUCKY Friday"
Flowers

TO .AdOVn Fur loslar>.
81 and $3.50 Roses and
Chrysanthemums-50c
ODDS AND ENDS OF Lovely
Assortment. of Flowers That
Have Been Slightly MARRIED
In Displ&y-ioe
Fieursr Sher-Ssrsse Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
for lucky Friday"
Neckwear

Vestees and Collar and
Cuff Sets at CSC
$50 Organize vestees-s5e.
So Organize collar and cuff sets
$3.50 Linen Vestses trimmed
with smart colored pipinSs-e5c.
fIS2 Ecru colored linen Vestees
Csc.
Scarfs to Go Friday!
15-s5 TO $3.50 crere de Crime searfs
N stunning eolors-sS-
2-st2.5o Hand painted crepe de
chine searfs-S5.
@New lindbersh searfs. crepe de
chine-S3-o5.
2-sfo.5o John Held squares Of
crepe de chine. ever 50 col
legiate-S5.
3Sfo5o John Held searfs- clever
patterns on crepe de ehIne-s5.
2-Ss.5o John Held searfs, lovely
crepe de ehine-2.s5.
Shawls-For Friday!
2-s+2!5o and $3.50 Imported
French Shawls, beautiful hand
erbroidered patterns On crepe
de chine-S25.
f-Ss5 Gorgeous metal eroca6e
cape-S25.
f-St25O Lovely secrsette square
in flesh with black eorrers-SS.
2-Sf35o Imported French squares.
the smart. yar6-square style
-&2e5.
1-s65 Imported Frsaeh sha~i 81
rich black crepe de chine.
painted by hand. and handsome
" frinsed-SSe-5o.
NeekueGr SkoP-Sf-eet Floor
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Extra!-for "Lucky Friday"
S. Gold Novelty
Necklaces-Sl.75

Gold chsius with car
neIian drops.
Gold necklaces with
sparkling stone set
fiigree ball.
Necklaces with shower
fringe OF carnelian
stones
Novelty styles with va
rious colored stone and
enamel decoration.
All very sr7art--and very besuti.
fully made. Yes. lovely enough 70
wear with your most choice froeks.
Jewel,y Shop-Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-12
for Lucky Friday"
Misses Frocks!

2-MssEs $3.50 FRocks-choce arrivals Of
lovely transparent velvet chiffon velvet and metal cloth
biack-also afternoon frocks
pned velvet One and two models and the more
tailored tantomeen frocks blue red
will also find in this seorsee frocks combined with
ILLNESSES $3.50 FROCkS-Good looking models Of
combinations afternoon
Stunning and
crepela
frocks blue and black.
SMSSES S45 FROCkS-A varied Of lovely frocks
Some charming evening gowns OF chiffon beaded ssorsette
velvet pastel shades
ored and informal modes in tweed wool Rep and satin in
There Few trans
parent velvet froeks in black only $50
Some trimmed flesh color chiffon, others
velvet lace trimmed and black velvet and
1wIssEs s4ao and $3.50 FRocks-Afternoon
trimmed metal Stitching and lace
in black. and blue. For evening
trimmed briliants fringe and laee
Froek Shop-Third Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Mercedes School
Children Are To
/ Be Shown Films

a. -
MERCEDES, July 20.-According
10 Mrs. James Houze. president Of the
local Parent-Teacher association,
there will be a picture show for the
children each week. the first film
probably 70 be presented July ~.
At a recent meeting az the home Of
Mrs. Sanders az La Feria. called by
Mrs. Il. j. Caldwell Of Mission. who
is chairman Of the recreation de-
partment Of the Valley Federated
clubs, Mrs. Houze and Mrs. Fred
Wright president Of the Federated
clubs were present. At this meet
ing plans were completed for the
bringing Of the films TO ten Valley
towns.
The Valley towns are cooperating
with the historical department Of the
Texas Federation Of Women's club,
the extension department Of the Uni
versity Of Texas. the forestry depart
ment in Washington and the Amer
icsn Medical association. The pro-
gram includes films Of educational
and recreational subjects. Interest
ing :alks and other features viii be
presented on the programs for the
children. A small charge viii be
made for admission to cover the
transportation expense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
SITE LEASE
AUTHORIZED
Plan Securing Part of
River Frontage
From NJ. p.

Authorization was granted BY the
city commission Friday to the
Brownsville Chamber OF Commerce
10 negotiate a lease with the Mis-
souri, Pacific on behalf Of the city
for a site approximately 100 By 100
feet near the ferry landing adjoin-
ing the chamber Of commerce park.
9. G. Richardson, manager Of the
chamber Of commerce, announced
that Missouri Pacific officials had
indicated the site would be leased
70 the city for Is years at S25 per
year.
Utilization Of the site for the erec-
tion Of a large community hall, Of
the Mexican jacal type was sug-
gested by the chamber Of
The structure would be constructed
Of lumber. palm logs and palm
thatch, and would be utilized bv
tourists and for community meet
ings. The entire structure would be
well screened and lighted. Mr.. Rich
ardson stating II would make an
ideal rest and reading place for
tourists and visitors TO the city. Il
would be located az a point where
the cool breeze from the river could
be enjoyed.
Plans for financing the structure
have not been definitely announced.
The building would cost between
$1,000 and $4,000. according 10 build
ers' estimates, and the luncheon
clubs Of the city have indicated they
would cooperate in financing the
project, Mr.. Richardson said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22

serves for the coming year, and Mar
jorie Virgins Of Mercedes, last
years Valley prNident, was chosen
editor-in-chief Of the paper, with
Emily McMellon, San Benito, as as
sistant editor, nc the annual cleo
tion Of officers this week.
Monday evening the campers
broadcast over KRGV nj Harlin-
gen during the Rio Hondo booster
club program.
The last week Of the camp begins
Monday with a full list. A program
Is 70 be given Thursday, 70 which
everyone interested Is extended an
urgent invitation.
The Y. w. G. A. expresses apprc-
citation to the people who have help
ed to make the camp fine this year:
to Mrs. NJ. Weimer, camp mother;
Mrs. /. r. Dubois. supervisor Of the
kitchen; Misses Lois Franklin, mu-
sic councillor; Eleanor Taylor.
recreational Director: Julia Taylor
and Jimmie King; Margaret Thoma-
son, handicraft councillor; Mildred
Burgeon, and Lucille Stops, who
came 10 the came the last two weeks
to have charge of X. P. and TO as
sist in recreational activities; 70
Rev. Francis Davis of San Benito;
to Miss Kate Abel Hill, Miss Lucy
Williamson and Mrs. Paul Cottrall,
all of San Benito, Mrs. P. G.. McMur-
ply and Ruby Wells Of McAllen and
all the host of interested friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
ASSURE FRUIT
new PLANT
San Benito Growers
! Sign Up for Cit
rus Packery
Especial to The Heraldl

~ ASpeClal 10 Inc herald)
SAN BENITO, July 21.-The re-
cuired number Of growers, the re-
qnired production Of citrus, has been
signed up 10 support the 100000
packing plant Of the Texas Citrus
Fruit Growers Exchange here. and
the plant is now considered as as
sured.
There is only one more condition,
which was outlined when the plan
was originally advanced, and that is
that San Benito business men sub
scribe a certain amount of stock in
the local exchange. This will be done
without question the local committee,
headed by James c. Bowie, an
bounced.
Announcement Of the signing Of
the required amount of citrus was
made late Saturday by r. c. Whittle-
} sey from Mission, in a telephone con-
%versation with a representative Of
The Herald here. Mr.. Whittlesey had
conferred with Ted Melden, manager
of the Citrus Exchange, and both had
previously conferred with John
Shary, president Of the Exchange.
Mr. Shary has gone off for a vaca-
tion, but before leaving he left plans
I for the work.
Mr.. Melden will come to San Be
I nito Monday, and will meet with the
local committee, after which the fl
nancial campaign will be conducted.
! This work is not expected to take
more than three or four days. and 1t
Is believed that work of clearing the
site for the huge plant here will be
under way by the end Of the week.
Mr.. Whittlesey announced that a
total Of approximately IT'S acres Of
| bearing orchard has been pledged TO
! send its fruit through the Exchange
plant here. This will mean a mini
mum Of so carloads Of citrus for the
local plant, and will insure the plant
for this city.
The plans for the building have al
ready been worked out, and as soon
rs the financial campaign in the city
is completed wires will be sent or
dering machinery.
The plant here will be completed
IN time TO handle the crop this fall.
II will serve the entire lower section
of the Valley until such time as other
plants are built.
The erection of the structure here
marks the beginning of a half million
Dollar expansion program OF the EN-
| change. which will eventually result
in packing plants at all shipping
points in the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
San Benito Gets
A Jitney Jungle

SAN BEN1TO. July 21.-The third
Jitney Jungle store in the Valley
under the ownership Of Nick Nc
Carly is TO be opened here about
August 4. the owner announced to-
day.
Quarters have been leased in the
building being erected on sam
Houston boulevard by +. l.. Gay
and the special self-service fixtures
peculiar to Jitney Jungle stores will
he installed in the next few days.
Stock for the store already has
been purchased with the exception
Of p~erishables.
w. c. Parkinson. now with the
store Of that system at Harlingen
is 10 manage the new store. The
other store owned by Mr.. MeCarty
is located in McAllen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
WORKERS GET
week IN CAMP
Special Attractions Al
Rio Hondo For
Business Girls

Business girls Of the Valley will
have an opportunity to spend a
weeks vacation at Campo Del Ar
royo, the Y. w. G. A. emp for girls
at Rio Hondo. A special week will
be set aside for them beginning July
80 and continuing through August 6,
officials
A number of camp activities have
been planned, including swimming.
archery horse shoes, croquet and
baseball. Miss Elinor Taylor, who
has charge of the swimming. will
also give l~ife-saving instructions
and tests. Miss Mary Louise Re-
maud directs the land sports. Va
rious kinds of handicraft will also
be demonstrated for those who are
interested, such as making brace
lets and letter folds.
Rates will be 81 per week. or the
girls desiring TO do so may regis
ter for the weekend for 81 per day.
Registrations should be made by
Thursday with Miss Grace Harvey.
secretary Of the Y. W. c. A., Rio
Hondo, either by mail or telephone.
Mary Jane Yates Of Weslaco, who
has been Robin Hood during the
stay at Campo del Arroyo was elect
ed Valley president Of the Girl Re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
DRY ice BOX
PUT PLANE
Worlds First Airplane
Is Fixed to Carry
Dry Ice Here

The first airplane in the world to
equipped with a special balsa box
for the carrying Of dry ice was being
fitted at B~rownsville's municipal air.
port Saturday preparatory TO its
maiden voyage TO the Soto Ia Marina,
Mexico. fishing camp of the j.. w.
Mum Investment Company.
Workmen had practically completed
the fitting of the box in the forward
compartment Of the ship Saturday
and preparations were going forward
for the initial take off Monday morn
ing.
The ship. a Travel Air biplane, is
one of a fleet of five airplanes which
are to be used in transporting fish
from Soto la Marina. Mexico. to
Brownsville. The ships will carry
approximately 1000 pounds of fish,
each, and will make two trips a day.
In flying from Brownsville 10 the
Mexican fishing camp, each plane will
carry approximately $50 pounds Of
wet ice. This wet ice is 20 be used
on the fishing fleet. according 70
j. W. Mum, promoter Of the novel
enterprise.
Approximately 800 pounds Of dry
ice has arrived in Brownsville from
Chicago and will he used in icing the
planes. Dry ice j. 70 he shipped 70
this city in 1400 pound lots as soon
rs the enterprise gets under full
swing. it is said.
Equipping Of the first ship with a
dry ice compartment was under the
supervision of w. j. Merit, representa-
tive Of the Dry Ice company Of Texas.
Sofa Ia Marina is approximately
$50 miles from Brownsville.
A Mexican customs official has
now been stationed in the fishing
camp and will collect customs fees be-
fore the planes take off.
The Mexican government. Mum
stated. has granted his company a
15-year commercial fishing right on
the Soto Ia Marina and its adjacent
waters.
Airplane transportation Is directly
under Major Bernard Law who per
s~onally recruited the five pilots who
will take part in the new enterprise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Editors ToBe In
San Benito Next
November 22-24

Especial 10 The Herald
4 SAN BENITO, July 2l.-Dates for
tLc state convention of the Texas
/ Editorial association, which is 70 be
held III Sar Penito, we're announced
today ia q telegram received from o..
p. Gresham If Temple, chairman Of
the executive committee.
The convention will be held here
November p. % and "a. according 70
J Tue communication from Mr.. Ores
ban.
The visitors set these dates, hoping
chat the Valley Fair will be III session
OF that time, according 20 Mr.. Ores
ha.n. D. mos. 81 the editors have eN-
pressed 1 desire to attend some ses-
sions Of the Fair IN the Valley.
4 communication was received mere
FRIDAY by j.. Il. Bell from Mr.. Ores
ham stating that the executive COM
mittee had definitely decided on San
Benito as the convention city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Loan Companies
Noticing Valley

Many outside loan end insurance
companies are keeping in touch with
the situation in the Valley with a
view TO entering this section. ID. L.
Welch reports after returning from
a Houston Loan and insurance
school.
Welch is connected with the Eos
ter. Moothart & WEIGH
here in the loan and insur -ce de-
nartment and went 10 the school to
make a study of policy forms and
prospect needs. He came in con-
tact with other loan and insurance
representatives. at the school. nearly
all Of whom stated their companies
were interested in the Valley.
While in Houston Welch COM
pleted arrangements for the financ-
ing Of homes in Riverside Park. new
residential subdivision being hand
led by his company.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-22
Young Woman Dies
In Mercedes Hospital

MERCEDES, July 20.-Mrs. Jack
Rhodes, who died at the Mercedes
General hospital Wednesday. was
buried Thursday morning at 10
o'clock in the Relampago cemetery.
Mrs. Rhodes, who had recently I'M
dergone an operation. having been
i'll for some time, was q years Of
age.
Mrs. Rhodes was Carmen Mora be-
fore her marriage. and is a member
Of the prominent Mora family, which
is identified with border history.
She is survived by her husband
and two children.