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Stars Hard
Pressed to Win
Wimbledon Play

WIMBLEDON. England. June 30
LPl-Thrce Of the most bitter five
set battles Wimbledon has seen today
put Big Bill Tildeu. ace az American
courts. and two OF Frances great tri-
umviratc. Rene Lacoste and Jean
Borotra. i'm the final eight Of the
unofficial world singles champion
ships.
IN contrast IN the strife On the
mems courts. Miss Helen Wills. drop
ped three courtesy" games 70 Mrs.
M. Holcroft Watson. before qualify
ing for the semi-fiuals ~ the wom-
ems singles. &c. 60.
British crowds seldom have seen
Tilden 80 worried as he was today III
eliminating Pierre Landry. young
Frcuchman, 81. 2-6, pc. 5-l. ga.
Rarely. too, has Lacoste, French
stylist and American champion,
faced a game that 50 matched his own
and bothered him 40 much as the
stroking Of n. w. Austin. youthful!
Englishmsn. Lacoste won CT. CD.
6-3. l-6, 6-2.
Jean Borotra ~rcpulsed another
youth. Pat Crawford. az Australia
SO. Cd. 6-2. TO. So.
John Hennescy Of indianapolis. en-
tered the quarter finals through vic
tory yesterday along with Henri
Cochet. defending champion and
Jacques Brugnon.
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broken out among the newsboys and
messengers following the CarIin-
German bout. Nearly everywhere, IN
tha alleys, in the steets. midday
and after dark. they may be seen
g~runting and straining away at n
another.
Several approached the friendly
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bAttcd TOT tyson IN IUth.
zz-Batted for Deberry in llth.
zzz-Batted for Vance in 18th.
Philadelphia NJ. 0lO 900 100 GOO o.
Brooklyn 100 600 0l0 600 O-3
Two base hits: Southern. Deberry.
Three base hit: Leach. Home rum:
Whitney. Stolen bases: Leach. Hurst.
Sacrifices: Sand. BresSler. Base on
balls: off Nane 5. off Pruett 4.
Struck out. by Vance =, by Pruett 6.
Hit by pitcher: By Vance Leach;
By Pruett (Bissonette and Vance,.
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Holman, Kilduff. Home runs-Hay-
worth, Roetz. Sacrifice hits-Cox.
Double plays-Dickerman to Deviv-
eros to Whelan. Kildlff to Deviveros
to Whelan. Stolen base-Cox. Hit
by pitched ball-by Payne (Holman).
Bases on balls-off Dickernan 4.
Struck out-by Dickerman 4, By
Payne 4. Pitching record-off
Payne, Ia hits. z runs in z innings.
Left on bases-Wichita Falls 81;
Shreveport O.. Time Of game-l:41.
Umpires-Grigg and Erwin.
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y Dast HIts--huTNtgI hoIIard.
Swanson; Sacrifice hits-Chapman,
Mason; double plays-Flaskamper to
Chapman to Grimes, 8; Flaskamper
to Grimes, Marshall TO %Schlibener 10
Robertson, Marshall TO Odom To
Schliebner; bases on balls-off Fill
lingim 4, Hanson .; struck out
by Fillingim 2; left on base-San
Antonio s. Beaumont z; time 1850.
Umpires-Kane and Countryam.
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PRESENT PAGEANT

A pageant. Teaching Them 70 OBJ
serve All Things will Ne presented
by the Sunday school of the Meth
odist church Sunday evening. Mrs.
W. A. Crawford will be In charge OF
the presentation.
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Two base hits-Penner 2, Pratt;
base on balls--off Elliott 3; struck
out-Penner /, Elliott 3; left on base
Waco 4, Houston 10. Umpires-
Hayes and Barr. Time 1:45.
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DALLAS s.: FORT WORTH >

FORT WORTH, Tex, June 30.-CR
The Cats started the second half Of
the season the wrong way, losing TO
Dallas, Saturday, 5 to 2. Blsnkenship
tight until the ninth, when three
hits scored 2 runs. while the Herd
clicked Wachtel sharply in the pinch
~
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Dutchman the other day eHd asked
TO feel his muscle"
They did and are now the envy
Of all the youngsters.
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Totals ......... 80 5 II "a 5
x-Batted for Lemon in eth.

Two base hits: Whitney, Thomp-
son, Herman. Three base hits: Flow
ers, Bressler. Home run: Whitney.
Stolen bases: Bancroft, Henline 2,
B~issonette. Sacrifices: Tyson, Flow
ers, Petty. Base on ball: off Petty 1.
Sweetland 4, Willoughby 6. Lemon 2
Struck out: by Petty 6, Lemon 9, Will
loughby 2. Hits: off Sweetland, none
in 1-3; Willoughby s in 8; Lemon q
in 4 2-3. Wild pitch: Lemon. Losing
pitcher, Willoughby.
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san ANTONIO 4; BEAUMONT O

BEAUMONT, Tex, 'une 3O.-CP=
fiilingim BANKED the Exporters, 4
TO 0 today as San Antonio TOOL the
first game Of the second half. The
locals several times were in position
to score but double plays ruined
them.
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Innings pitched, Wachtel ., 8 runs.
~ hits; two base hits-Morse Mann.
SINNERS, Blankenship; struck out
by Waehtel !, Blankenship s.; base
on balls-off Maehtel z, Blankenship
saerifices-Seimer. Miller; dou-
bic plays-Hsrrington to Kibbie
Moore 70 kibbie, Miller 10 Morse.
Time 2 hours. Umpires-HiH and
Donnell.
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WIN
HARD GAME
FROM CUBS
Penner Is Invincible;
Cracks Three Base
Blow to Overcome
First Inning Lead

HOUSTON, Tex, June 36.-tP1-
Penner Saturday cracked out three
base hits to beat the Waco Cubs, I
TO 2. After the first inning. when
the visitors scored two runs on four
hits, Penner was ~invincible.
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CHJCACo 7: CINCINNATI {

CINCINNATI, June 30.-(Pl-A
pair of home runs by Hack Wilson
which accounted for three run and
brought his total for the season TO
is assisted the Chicago Cubs TO a
Z to S victory over the Cincinnati
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WICHITA FALLS 1; SHREvE-
PORT q

SHREVEPORT. La, June s0.-(P)
The Sports celebrated the opening
Of the second half of tire flag race
by hammering out a 0 70 l victory
over Wichita Falls today.
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x-BRtted for Meanwhile, 18th.
xx-Batted for Thevenow, 9th.
xxx-Batted for Alexander 9th.
Pittsburgh 900 O20 l0I-4
St. Louis 200 600 001-3
Two base hits: Traynor. Home
nuns: Grantham .. Stolen bases:
Bottomley. Sacrifices: Bottomley.
Ease on balls: off Alexander 2,
lrimes ,. Struck out: by Alexander
one, Grimes .. Hit by pitchers: by
Grimes (Maranville). Wild pitches;
Grimes.
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RELFAST--Mrs. Harriet Hollins
and Mrs. Jane Sharp. widowed sis
terA. died on the same day and were
buried in the same grave.
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lRCUIT HITS
GIVE PIRATES
EASY PICKING
Cardinals Throw Tilt
In Final Frame By
Boot rantham Col
lects Two Honers

81. LOUIS, June 30.-(P)-Two
home runs by G~rantham, one with a
man on base and q st. Louis Cardinal
error in the ninth enabled Pittsburgh
to win today. 4 to 3.
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Brooklyn Robins broke even with the
Phillies, here today. by taking the
second game. Is to s., after dropping
the opener. 4 TO 3, in Is innings.
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xBstted for cooney in eighth.
ummary

Two-bsse hits: 0'Doul, Reese.
Three-base hit; Terry. Home runs:
Welsh, Bell. Base on balls: Off
Cooney 2. off Clark.an /. Struck
Put, By Delaney /, by Fitzsimmons
3, by Cooney l. Hits: off Delaney .
in ! 2-3 innings, off Cooney ! in
s Ia innings, off Clarkson 0 in / in
ming. Losing pitcher: Delaney.
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Totals ... 30 , IW = To v
Dated for kolp in 5th.
zz-Ran for Purdy in 9th.
zzz-Ran for Kelly in 9th.
S;nc;rra,; Oo1 o2o I01-5
Two base hits: Stephenson. Hart
nett 2. Purdy. Home runs: Wilson 2.
Base on balls: off Malone 4, kolp l.
Struck out. BY Malone 3, Donohue 2
Hits. OF Donohue 8 in 8 Is. off kolp
IN | 90. off Jsblonowski . in 4. Los
iRg pitcher: Donohue.
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NEW WORK 7.12: BOSTON ;-s

NEW YORK. June 30.-tP1-The
Giants won both games from the
Braves here this afternoon. z to q,
and 12 TO 5.
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Saturdays Results
Wichita Falls l. Shreveport 2.
Waco 2; Houston 4.
San Antonio A; Beaumont o.
naI1aa g.. Enrt Un~&A o
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Saturdays Results

New York 1T; Boston &c.
Cleveland 81; Chicago 1-6.
Washington 4; Philadelphia Z
st. Louis Us; Detroit ia.
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TRIPLETS FULFILL DREAM
BIRMINGHAM. Eng.-Twelve yesrs
after she dreamed she was the moth
err Of triplets three boys were born 10
Mrs. II. a.. Mather.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Saturdays Results

oatAtuos y hceuttk
Boston as; New York 7-i2.
Philadelphia AS; Brooklyn 3-I3.
Chicago "a Cincinnati s.
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xBatted for spohrer in ninth.
Summary

Two-base hits: j. Smith, Hogan,
O'Doul .. Reese. Three-base hit:
Hogan. Home run; Cohen. Sacri-
fees: Jackson, Brandt. Base on
balls: Off Benton 2, off Brandt 2, off
Barnes !, off A. Smith /. Struck
out: By Barnes /. by Benton 3.
Hits; Off Brandt Z in } % on in
fourth, off Barnes . in 2-3 innings;
off r. Smith 2 in 4 is innings.
pitcher: Barnes.
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x-Batted for Payne in sth.
xx-Ran for Benton in sth.
Wichita Falls ... DOL 600 0oe-l
..... o4i 600 22x-e
Summary: Two base hits-Turgeon,
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PHILLIES As; ROBINS 3-I3
BROOKLYN, June 30.@P)-The
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Revive Plan For
M. E. University
For West Texas

LUBBOCK. Tex, Nov. 24.-tRl-
Efforts 10 resurrect the tabled pro-
posal to establish a Methodist uni
versity at Amarillo were seen in a
report adopted at today's session Of
the Northwest Texas Methodist con
ference.
A report from the board of educa-
ton provided for resumption Of ne
gotiatiors with Amarillo interests.
appointment Of DR.. George ;. Slo-
yer. former president Of Clarendon
college. as president of the proposed
institution and authorization Of a
special session of the annual confer
ence in case Of necessity.
The report commended Mayor To
Bivens and associates Of Amarillo
for their efforts TO bring up their
part in the contract with the con-
ference. but in viz Of the uncer-
tainty the proposed endowment for
such an institution was deferred
until the conference nee its
$500. 900 endowment pledge to Nc
hurry college. A board Of trustees
was elected for the proposed Amar-
lilo institution.
Busy sessions marked the clos
ing business day Of the conference
and details were passed in rapid
order. Featuring tomorrow's ses-
sions will be the love feast. the
memorial service and the reading of
appointments for another year.
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BELIEVE FLIER
Continued from page one.l

Continued from page one
neurological station had the plane in
view approximately % minutes. II
was flying at low speed. and its ac-
tionx indicated either engine trou-
Die or that il was encountering a
strong air current.
The observers had been requested
20 watch for Colonel L%indbergh and
Immediately reported the plane
when they caught il in their night
glass at a distance of approximately
10 miles. The plane vas losing alti-
tude when IL made a turn TO the
south and had reached a low level
when last seen by the observers.
The distance from Tampico TO
Brownsville is approximately 2i0
miles, and the flying time about 3
hours. No definite information Vas
received from Tampico relative TO
the time Lindbergh left that city.
Planes Start at Dawn
1T would be useless to send out
planes before daylight" Major Law
said. "We will have three planes
in readiness TO start at ) O'Clock,
and will take off as soon as visibil-
Nv will permit a search. The planes
will cover the entire country be-
tween Soto la Marina and Mata-
moros il necessary"
dispatches from Tampico gave no
information relative TO the destina-
ton of Colonel Lindbergh, and II Is
not known whether he intended 70
land at San Antonio or Houston.
Saturday morning L~indbergh made
q flight from Tampico to Hacienda
Atascadero near the San Luis Potosi
line, returning to Tampico IN the
afternoon.
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To Hop Off For
Cuba on Sunday

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Nov. "a
Pl-Weather permitting, Lieutenant
Benjamin Mendez. Colombian ayi-
ssor. plans TO take off in his sea-
plane. the Ricuarte. az dawn tomor-
row for Havana. Cuba. the next leg
on his long journey to Bogota. his
native capital.
Mendez arrived here yesterday ia
q single hop from New York. but
after landing in the st. Johns river,
damaged a pontoon on some I'M
seen obstruction. He stayed here
today TO repair the pontoon and be
cause Of physical WEAKNESS.
Known as "Bennie. the Gas Boy"
in New York where he went five
years ago to learn the science Of
flying. the South American goes
home in pomp as chief pilot Of the
Colombian republics air forces.
Both Mendez and John Tod Hunt
CT. his American mechanic. who will
make the journey with him 20
Bogota. spent most of the day
working on the plane.
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FAMOUS FILM STARS
WE'D AT LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES, Nov. 24.-tPy-
John Blyth-Barrymore and Dolores
Costello, noted stars of the screen,
were married at the home Of the
brides parents here today. Sim
plicity marked the ceremonies, at
tended BY many movie stars.
The wedding had been kept secret
and though Mr.. and Mrs. Barrymore
were married before 3 p. m, the news
did not become known until two
hours afterwards.
An announcement from the home
said the couple would postpone a
honeymoon because Of film engage
ments Of the bride. They will reside
at the Barrymore home i hollywood.
Barrymore obtained a marriage
license this morning, but refused
to tell reporters when the wedding
would take place.
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Goebel Will Try
For New Record

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-P-Col-
cnel Arthur G. Goebel, aviator, Is
expected at Roosevelt Field Monday
from Wichita. Kas, to prepare for
an attempt st y nonstop record
flight from New York to Los An
-cles.
Goebei intends 70 try 70 break his
own record. established last sum
mer. for a Los Angeles-New York
hop.
Announcement Of his plans was
made here tonight by Frank Phil
lips, president of the Phillips Pc
trolcum company, who owns the
Woolaroc plane Gcebel is to use.
The present east-west record of
"a hours and 81 minutes was set in
October By Harry Tucker. owner Of
the Yankee Doodle. and Charles r.
d. Collyer. On an attempted re-
turf flight TO break Goebel's mark
they were killed when the Yankee
Doodle crashed in Arizona.
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Father Is Held
For Attempt To
Poison His Baby

ST. LOUIS Nov. 24.-tFj-Steve
Rusko, SO. nervous as the result Of
shock during the World war, be-
comes more so when his baby cries.
Yesterday he placed poison on the
nipple Of the bottle used to feed the
three-months-old child. Today he
was arrested on charges Of assault
with intent TO Kill.
His wife detected the odor Of the
poison and threw the nipple away.
she told st. Louis county officials.
Two deputy sheriffs who investigat-
ed reported finding the nipple. still
smelling of poison.
Rusko said b. had no intentions Of
poisoning the babe. even II his cries
did make him nervous. but did IL TO
brighten his wife.
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Reserve Officers
Invited to Take
Fit. Brown Course

All reserve officers in the Rio
Grande Valley have been invited by
the commanding officer Of Fort
Brown. Col. VIM. T. Johnston. to at
tend a class for tactical rides and
walks to be conducted at the fort
every other Sunday morning. Mounts
and saddle equipment will be fur
nished by the post.
In order that the class be organ
lied and begin work as soon as pos
sihle, reserve officers wishing to
attend are urged TO communicate
with the post adiutant. Vernon NJ.
Shell. al their earliest convenience.
Arrangements for mounts and
equipment are being made and the
date for opening Of the class will
be announced a. soon as a suffi-
Gent number have indicated inten-
ton Of entering the course.
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ENGLISH GALE
TCONTINUINC
west Coast of Ireland
Bears Brunt of
Heavy Blow

LONDON, Nov. 24.-tR-The gale
which buffeted the British Isles and
southwestern Europe yesterday and
To-Day, causing some loss Of life and
great property destruction ashore
and on the waters from the western
coast Of Ireland TO beyond the Dan
lsh peninsula, still was blowing with
menaeing violence tonight. In most
Oh England, however, it had dropped
70 moderate force.
The air ministry. in 4 survey.
warned that more stormy weather
was on n way and predicted cold
would be an unwelcome accompani-
mem to the angry winds.
Ireland, England. Scotland and
wales all experienced the destructive
might of the gale which often ap-
preached hurricane strength. The
coast of France from Dunkirk TO
bordeaux and the western parts of
Denmark also felt the fury Of the
winds as they ragged up the channel
and across the North Sea.
Huge seas on the Atlantic ore de-
laying liners to and from northern
European ports, while every v and
sheltered nook along the coasts is a
haven for fishing and craft and
smaller vessels.
Unusually heavy rains accompanied
the destructive winds in Scotland,
the railway bridge on the main line
between Edinburgh and Perth col
lapsed today as a result Of the abb
normal rainfall.
The Isle of Man suffered under its
worst tempest in many years. NJ
merous roofs were ripped off and
steamer service was delayed by
mountainous seas.
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IN our VALLEY

CONTINUED from page one.)
Growers association urges stout
folks as well as thin folks TO eat
potatoes.
Several potatoes a day, declares
W. r. Romans. manager % the as
sociation. will make women grow
slender and men grow stronger.
And will keen the doctor away.
He declares to be false the theory
hat the potato makes one Fat.
It's a libel on the popular spud.
he declares. and harmful 70 = lead
ing agricultural product.
To which Paul Dye, manager OF
the Rio Grande Potato Growers
association. answers Amen
NOW. Valley grapefruit for far
away China.
Sprowl. Mission shipper. sends a
box OF the luscious fruit to Shaug-
hal.
Probably to some g-apefru.t-lov-
ing Britisher.
The box weighed fifty pounds.
And the express rate was SI.s2.
Not so bad at that, considering
the distance.
MISSION MERCHANTS and bus
mess houses Welcomed Morris Edel-
stein, operator Of a chain of furni-
turc stores. with a double-page ad-
vertisement.
Twenty-Five firms took space in
the Mission Enterprise. among them
VI. r. Coppic, a competitor.
That's a friendly spirit that's
mighty hard to beat.
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Institution For
Women Opened

ANDERSON. w. Va. Nov. "a
R,-The Anderson federal industrial
institution for delinquent women,
built II a cost OF s2.250,00O. was
opened formally here today.
L. 5. Attorney General Sargent
said Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
assistant attorney general. and one
of the speakers today. had watched
over plans for the Anderson project
and fought for il like a mother
would fight for her children" He
said Mrs. Willebrandt "hates sin but
loves sinners"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
Houston Ahead In
Building Permits

DALLAS. Nov. 24.-CPl-Official
figures compiled tonight showed that
Houston continued 70 lead the cities
Of the state in value of building per
mits issued during the past week.
HouSton's construction since the
first Of the year has been more than
twice that Of it's closest rival. San
Antonio.
Totals for the week and year fol-
low:
Houston. Si56.291. year S34
Houston S456.297 year S34.isg,S 500:
San Antonio Slli.iS3. year $l4,4s6,-
46s; Fort Worth Sl13.3iS, year si4.-
326.9S: Dallas S2i1.723, year s.s54,.
03g; Galveston SiT.500. year S2,4s3,-
09S; Abilene s3.09J. year Si~.95f.s51;
Beaumont SCI ,039.75, year SS.4G7. 9i2;
San Angelo S74.600, year S~42l6,293;
Waco Sii.lG0, year 81, 923s5O.
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PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO ROBBERY CHARGE

LAMAR. Colo. Nov. al.-DP-
Brought secretly TO Lamar some time
last night under a heavy guard.
Floyd Jarrett. accused member of
the band who shot up the first Ma
tional bank here last May %. was ar
raigned and entered a plea Of not
guilty To charges ~ murder and
highway robbery here today. His
trial was set for Dee. II.
Every p%recaItion apparently had
been taken BY the officers "a pre-
vent any possible attempt ~ friends
of the accused slayer to take him
from their hands.
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Bachelors May
Have to Pay Tax

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. 24.-tPD
Eighty thousands bachelors in Tur-
key will be affected financially IL
the government makes good a rumor-
ed intention to impose a heavy tax
on them. Proponents Of the low ar
que that it would benefit the treas
ury and also have a beneficial effect
upon the serious problem of depopu-
lation in many districts. The pro-
posed bin also would provide that
widows who remarry might continue
20 receive allowances from the es-
tates Of the first husbands.
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Advertising Service
For Valley Firms

Experience. after all. means a lot.
whether ID be experience in selling
goods personally-or through adver-
Using. The James Advertising
Agency N an organization Of special
lists fully experienced IN the creation
of effective. result getting advertis-
ing. Experience has taught us how
To write ads that have the greatest
pulling power. Interested Call Us
up. Phone 500. Hidalgo Bank Bldg.
Mercedes.
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Flood Damage In
Costa RIGA Heavy

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica. Nov. ga
(P-This section of the republic is
counting the damage caused by
heavy floods yesterday. Today the
waters were receding and the dan
ger had ceased with the stopping Of
the rain.
The damage appears to have been
most severe in the region just
north of Carriage, where some deaths
were reported.
Because Of the restricted com
m~unications. il has been impossible
to determine the exact number of
casualties. Property damage was
heavy.
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SUES MILK COMPANY
FOR LOSS OF TEETH

KANSAS CITY. Kas.. Nov. 24.-(Pl
damages Of $4,000 for the loss Of
four teeth were requested in a suit
filed late today by Frank Wolf. ~,
the Meyer Sanitary Min
Company here. In his petition. filed
through his father. Frank Wolf. the
boy alleges the loss Of the teeth
August 10 as a result Of his being
struck in the mouth by a piece Of
ice thrown by a milk wagon driver.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
SoCJAL LIGHT TO WED

REDWOOD CITY, Nov. 24.-tPD-
A marriage license was issued here
today 10 Mrs. Adelaide Rhinelander
Chaqueneau. daughter Of the New
York Rhinelander family. and John
Livingston Thomas, San Francisco
broker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
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