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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Proposals!

A glance at her blonde loneliness
tells better than words why this
beautiful New York City girl has re-
ceiyed such fiattering proposals from
kings 81 movie and stage land. She's
Collette Francis, Of 255 East 25th
St, Brooklyn; now one Of the charm
ers IN the Broadway hit, "Rio Rita"
Miss Francis says: Since I've been
on the stage, so many people have
asked me what | do 10 get the beau
tiful golden CLEAN and sparkle in my
hair that I am beginning to think I'm
really taking wonderful care Of Il. |
really never thought much about il.
What do is SO simple. Like 80
many OF M girl friends here in New
York. / just put a little Dandeslne
On my brush each time / use il. That
keeps my hair silky and cleaning,
makes IL easy to dress and holds 1t
ike / arrange il, for hours. My scalp
was very dry and | had a lot of dan
druff when / first started on it, but
an Of that trouble stopped quickly.
And Danderine keeps my hair so
clean | don't need TO shampoo half
a. often, now"
Danderine emov that oily film
from your hair and gives il new life
ard lustre. 1t isn't oily and doesn't
show. 1t gives tone and vigor TO the
sr-lp. The generous bottles are Just
35c ~ any drug or toilet counter. A
d. alv frcCranced necessity for
III l-groomei girl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Scouts osPharr
Hold Joint Meet

PHARR. Oct. 3.-Staging q rally
with a joint meeting Of the two
troops Of this city recently, the
Scout situation in this district took
on a more determined atmosphere
for the approaching season. Over IS
boys answered at roll call at the
rally, and plans were outlined for
the years work. Scoutmaster Hag-
or and Davis, Assistant Executive
Bob Lyon from the council office.
and District Committeeman John
Maurer and T.. &. Green were adults
present.
Mr.. Davis Is 4 new official. being
one Of the additions 70 the faculty
Of the Pharr-San Juan schools, and
is going TO take up Scout work with
Troop l.. He comes with a lot OF
experience behind him in boys work,
and just recently finished the period
Of camping sponsored by the coun-
Gil at Austin, acting as a counselor.
Recruiting new Scouts was one Of
the detectives discussed at the rally.
Both troops intend to build no their
membership considerably in order
that the movem entmay reach a
greater number OF boys.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
MERCEDES
MOMAN'S STUDY GLIB

On Monday afternoon the Mercedes
Woman's Study club held its first
meeting Of the club year 192S-1929
at the city hall.
Mrs. Raymond Mills, president. pre-
sided and Mrs. r. +. Lee cared for
the duties Of the secretary. Differ
ent phases Of applied arts will be
stressed on this years program. Each
program, with the exception Of one.
will be on some angle or subject Of
applied arts. Stepping aside from
the answering TO roll call with as
signed topic. as has been the custom
for the past several years. this year
fifteen or twenty minutes will be
given 20 the reading Of the book.
The Heritage Of Women" BIZ Win
ter. a chapter at a time, by the diff
ferent members, preceding the pro-
gram. Mrs. o. +. Van Berg read the
first chapter at Mondays meeting.
Mrs. Grant Morrison then took
charge Of the program, her subject
on applied arts being Rugs She
illustrated her talk with cuts Of re-
productions Of oriental rugs W every
description.
Mrs. Robert Roland will have
charge Of the program at the next
meeting, her subject being Precious
Stones"
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What DR.. Caldwell Learned
In AZ Years Practice

DR.. CALDWELL watched the results
of constipation for AZ years, and be-
lieyed that no matter how careful
people are of their health. diet and
exercise, constipation will c
from time TO time regardless OF how
much one tries TO avoid it. OF next
Importance, then. il how 10 treat il
when il comes, DR.. Caldwell always
was in favor OF getting a. close 10
nature rs possible. hence his remedy
for constipation, known as DIR. Cald-
wells Syrup Pepsin. il n mild vege-
table compound. 1t can not harm
the most delicate system and is not
a habit forming preparation. Syrup
Pepsin is pleasant-tasting, and
youngsters love it, II does not gripe.
Thousands of mothers have written
us TO that effect.
Or. Caldwell did not approve of
drastic physics and purgcs. He did
not believe they were good for human
beings to put into their system. In
q practice Of AZ years he never saw
any reason for their use when a
medicine like Syrup Pepsin will
empty the bowels just as promptly,
more cleanly and gently without
gripping and harm TO the system.
Keep free from constipation. II
robs YOUR strength, hardens your
arteries and brings on premature old
age. Do not let a day 20 by without
n bowel movement Do not sit and
hope, but 70 To a druggist and get
one Of the generous bottles ~ DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Take the
proper dose that night and by
morning you will feel like a different
person. Use for yourself and mem
bers of the family in constipation,
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jews DEMAND
AN APOLOGY
Mayor in N. Y. State
Hinted Girl Slain
AS An Offering

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-(P-The
mayor or Massena, N. ~, " called By
Louis Marshall. president OF the
American Jewish committee. either to
resign or apologize publicly for what
he terms an "unspeakable calumny"
against the Jewish race.
Mr.. Marshall. through the Jewish
Telegraph Agency, made public n let
ter TO Mayor W. Gilbert HAYES in
which he charged that on Sept. %.
two days before Nom kippur. the
mayor arranged for the interroga-
tion of a Rabbi in Massena by a state
trooper after the disappearance OF
4-year-old Barbara Griffith "on the
intolerable assumption that the Jews
required the blood Of Christian chill
dren for the holy days
The child later was found un-
harmed in a woods near the home
where she explained she had strayed.
The letter demanded that Mayor
HAYES make an immediate and public
written apology TO the Jewish people
"tor this wanton attack upon their
religion and upon their honor and for
the abuse Of your official position in
encouraging the circulation az this
unspeakable calumny."
The letter demanded also that ~
further evidence OF regret nc should
resign from office. Unless one or
the other Of these two courses are
pursued Mr.. Marshall said he would
institute proceedings for Mayor
Hawkes. removal from office on the
ground of official misconduct.
CHICAGO.-Three women named
Sanity. Paradise and Angel took
their marital troubles % the Court Of
nnnpEtfr Relations in +hp 1nr,a Tnv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Probe Smuggling
Plot; II Chinese
Found on Vessel

GALVESTON, Tex. Oct. 3.-fP)-
Federal agencies today were investi-
eating n plot TO smuggle orientals
into this country. discovered with the
finding Of ii Cinnamon in the hold
OF the British steamer Malay. Two
members Of the vessels crew are be-
ing held in connection with the af-
fair.
The Chinese were discovered BY Of
ficers of the Malay while the steam
er was en- route her from Cuba with
sugar. Two of tn stowaways were
dead and the others unconscious. The
dead were buried in the Gulf and the
others resuscitated and locked up
until the arrival Of the vessel here
Tuesday when they were turned over
70 federal officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Make Tentative
Plans For Season

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the Pres
byterian church held their regular
business meeting at the church Mon
day afternoon. A remarkably good
attendance was a feature of the aft
ernoon, according TO Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Smith. Mrs. Mark French, president,
had charge Of the session, which
opened with a devotional led by Mrs.
John Gragg. Fall plans were dis
cussed, but no definite conclusion in
regard to these matters was reached.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Baseball Party For
Stanton Ward

Stanton Ward ceie-44ted his ninth
birthday in . manner calculated 10
please a small boys heart Tuesday
afternoon when his mother, Mrs.
Burt Hinkley, Jr.. gave a baseball
party in his honor. A diamond had
been laid out, and the boys devoted
the afternoon to a miniature Worlds
Series. The defeated as we'll as the
pennant winners participated in the
reward, a plentitude Of soda pop,
candy, cake and ice cream.
Those present were Jimmie and
Bobbie Batsell, Ralph, Emmett and
Franklin Dodd, Dell and Carlton
Perkins, Phil and Craig McNair. Bill
~ McDavitt, Gus Mandegren, Clinton
Schmelling, Howard Cummins, Billy
Deem Louis Kowalski and Rose Ma
rilyn Hinkley and stanton Ward.
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Valley Society
Phone z

Phone z

hopes to make this tea an outstand.
ing social event, Mrs. V. W. Taylor
local chairman, said in discussing ar
engagements.
Miss Lillian Parr, who mas been
the guest of Mrs. v. W. Taylor for
several days, returned today to her
home in Benavides.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Stokely and
Miss Dorothy Stokely left by auto
mobile Wednesday morning for San
Antonio. They expect TO be away
for several days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
Membership Tea
Climax Of Drive

A membership tea TO be held in
the new banquet room OF the II Jar
din is being planned by the executive
board of the Y. W. c. A. as a climax
20 the membership drive now in prog
ress throughout the city, and will take
place between four and six o'clock
on Friday afternoon. Both old and
new members are invited. The OBJ
ject Il % give the new members an
opportunity to become acquainted,
and 70 welcome them into the organ
izaticn. A short musical program
will be presented by local artists,
and Miss Lillian Hooking and Mrs.
Esther Hart, Valley secretaries, are
expected TO be present. The board
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Mrs. G. l.. Owens
Has Hi-IO Club

The Hi-Lo Bridge club met this
week with Mrs. q. L. Owens. Two
tables Of club members played, with
the result that Mrs. W. c. Wood re-
ceiyed the award for high score, while
Mrs. Leonard Coke held low. A sal
ad course was served. Mrs. S. NJ.
Harvey is to entertain the club next
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
High School PIT. A.
Meets Thursday

The Parent-Teacher Association
Of the high and junior high schools
will meet at 3:s5 Thursday after
noon in the high school auditorium.
This is the initial meeting of the
year, and there are many subjects TO
come up for discussion, according to
Mrs. Harbert Davenport.
Officers were elected at the close
Of the spring term, and the organi-
cation Is ready to plunge into the
years work. Roll call at this meet
ing will be answered with sugces-
tions for identifying the grounds,
and each member is requested to
have some suggestion in mind for
this purpose. A part of the time will
be devoted to a discussion Of the edu-
cat.cual amendments TO be voted up
on in the coming election. The
teachers Will lead in this part Of the
program.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03

A r

A THIRTEEN PARTY
Mrs. J.. c. Myrick entertained thir-
teen young girl friends, aged thir-
teen, in honor Of her daughter
Josephine's thirteenth birthday, at
the Myrick home on Saturday after
The party was planned as a
pleasant surprise for the hcnoree.
There were games Of various kinds,
which made the time pass quickly.
The birthday cake was a beauty. an
angel food, with pink icing and thir-
teen candles. There were treasures
inside, too. Mrs. J. B. Powell. who
assisted Mrs. Myrick in hostess du-
ties. got the button, 50 there will
be no old maids. Helen Hauser got
the dime, Pearl Lawyer got the
thimble. Ivy Hasselmeir the ring.
Limeade and ice cream were served
with the cake. Favors were the
prettiest little pink boxes, full of
candy. with a novel place card. in
addition. Each guest was presented
with a dainty handkerchief. as a
souvenir of the happy occasion.
Josephine was the recipient of many
lovely gifts from the young guests.
STUDY CLUB BREAKFAST
Promptly at 7:45, the members Of
the Study club met al the Woman's
building. to hold their first business
meeting Of 192s-29. and enjoy a
breakfast. Present were Mesdames
E. p. Hornaday. J. I. Coursey. j. c.
Myrick, H. VI. Barton. a. L. Brooks.
5. VI. Brindley, A. Brunneman, Jack
Cary, A. W. Cunningham, Frank
Chastain. W. NJ. Ellison. j. I. Fos-
ter, A. Goidammer, J. y. Green, G.
a. Griffith, B. NJ. Holland. r. r.
Hardin, 7. S. Herren, +. P. Horna-
day. G. A. Macy. Guy Sravely. L. II.
Thompson, O. r. Storm, I. C. Webb,
J. A. Alderdice.
There were three bouquets grac-
ing the snowy cover, pink roses,
with trailing sprays of corona, in
two exquisite blue and one green
bowls. Mrs. f. P. Hornaday, the
newly entering president, presided
at the head of the table. Minutes
Of three meetings read By secretary,
Mrs. J.. +. Coursey.
The new y~earbooks were greatly
admired. All committees were ready
with excellent reports. Little Miss
Helen Flynn was a guest az the
breakfast. and delighted her admir-
ers with two selections, waltz,
Chopin in c minor: and Horak.
R~achmaninoff. The gavel presented
by Mrs. a. Brenneman was in use
on this occasion. II is made from
wood taken from a tree of historic
interest.
The first meeting Of the Study
club will be held on October IL,
with Mrs. A. L. Brooks and Mrs. j.
g. Myrick hostess
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INITIATION SERVICES

The Girl Reserves of Mercedes. Of
which Miss Harriet Hausman il pres
ldent, held initiation services Friday
night for a number Of new members.
at the city hall.
The following new members were
initiated: Misses Amy McManus.
Anna Baum, Estella Nann, Velma
Giddle, Doris Perry, Katherine Stot-
Ter. Joe May Newly. Margaret Rob-
erts, Pauline Thigpen, Vera Simms
and Oslo Mcneil.
Following the initiation a party
was given for the new girls at which
time they enjoyed games and RELAYS.
Miss Mildred Schubert, Girl Re-
serve sponsor, and Miss Amy Cornish.
both members Of the high school fac
ulty, were present.
The old Girl Reserve members
present included Misses Julia Loven
Margaret Pierce, Harriet Hausman.
Della Walker, Mary Lee Kern, Maude
Iullis, Catherine Commons, Ruth
Wood. Eusie Smith. Daisy Lister,
Abb Weitzel, Fay Dele McAdams and
Floy Adams.
BACK TO SCHOOL" PARTY
The social committee Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's club
q this place Of which Miss Lenore
Reisterer Is chairman, staged \
unique party on Friday evening for
the members Of the club.
Several days beforehand invita-
tions featuring little red school hous-
es, and bidding each to come dressed
as school kids. were issued.
IL was a back to school party" and
at the appointed hour, tie partici-
pants gathered at the Methodist an
mex which had been transformed into
a little old fashioned school room.
Miss Lenore Reistcrer al the staid
schoolmarm. called her school ~ ~.
DER, AZ least, attempted to do ~.
hid songs. headed with MARY Had
a Little Lamb were Jung. AT reress
ice cream n and all-day suckers
were passed around.
Later in the day, at the supnosad
noon hour a large cake was cut and
the symbols therein were captured.
A mock wedding was also had
which proved a merry stunt.
Miss Mary Gaddy was the bride
Miss Myrtle Jones the groom. and
Mrs. Lettie Gibson performed tb-
ceremony. Miss Dorothy Nell Smith
was the r~ing-bearer and Miss Ftt7
lvey, the train bearer. Miss Beth
Garrett was the flower girl and Mr.
Pearl Nestles played the weddinr
march.
The evening was one Of much fun
and merriment and enjoyed bv the
following members of the club: Mrs
Lettie Gibson, Mrs. Mary Duvvar.
Mrs. Artie Sugg. Mrs. Lena Johnson
Mrs. Mary Lou Mcdonnell. Mrs.
Shirley Meeker, Mrs. Pearl Nestle.
Mrs. Sue Section, Miss Grace Nc
Clelan, Miss Beth Garrett, Miss MARI
Gaddy, Miss Jewell Irwin, Miss Eta
lvey, Miss Myrtle Jones, Miss Ruth
Pierce. Miss Hortense Dunson. Mis-
Emma Reisterer, Miss Lenore Refs
terer and Miss Dorothy Nell Smith.
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LONDON-Several sections OF the
city are suffering from a plague Of
winged ants.
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LA FERIA
LIONS BANQUET

LlUNS "
The local Lions club gave a ban
quet on Friday evening at the Meth
odist annex, az which time they en-
tertained all the Valley presidents
and secretaries.
AFTER a most delicious dinner
which was served by the Methodist
women the Lions were entertained
BY a group from the Little Theater
Of the Last Frontier" who gave a
scene from the play, "Sun Up
which will be the second Of the big
plays to be given in the winter Sc
ries.
Mr.. Groves, president Of the Little
Theater, took the part Of the sher-
if. Mrs. Mccoy. the director, played
Mrs. eagle. Mrs. T. Y Flynt. who
was making her initial appearance
on the stage, made a decided hit" as
Emmy" Mr.. Varble appeared as
"the deserter."
This scene will be repeated Fri
day night at the annual social Of
the Methodist church., and will also
be given during Drama Week all
over the Valley.
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p. t. A. of the junior and SEN
Tor high schools meet in the high
school auditorium, 3:45.
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MISS sTDENER HOSTESS

Miss Kate Siderer was n pleasant
hostess for her bridge club at her
home on Thursday night, at which IL
guests were present. to enjoy the
evening. The living rooms were
decorated with a profusion Ct gin
Mas. in all shades. High score was
awarded Mrs. Clyde Holland with a
pretty prize. The mems hirh score
was given to Clvde Ray. and n suit
able reward. Guests were Messrs.
Roland RAIDER. Clyde Ray. Scott
Macy. Harvey Richards. A. Bryant.
Clyde Hollan, Mesdames Macy. Ray,
Hollan. RAIDER. Misses Ida Baker.
Kate Sidener. The hostess served
tempting refreshments at the close
Of the game.
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PERSONALS


Il. II. Caldwell was called to East
Texas, the last OF week by the Sc
rious illness and death Of his father.
Mrs. Z. F. Brewer returned Satur-
day from the Valley Baptist hospital.
where she has been for the past
three weeks.
Minerva Holbert left Wednesday
for Austin to enter the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves. Mrs. Kath-
crime Mccoy and Miss Margaret OF
liver spent Saturday afternoon IN
Mercedes and Donna in the interest
Of the Little Theater. They were
very fortunate in securing Prof. On
stot of the Donna schools as leader
for the Donna unit of the Little The
alter. Prof. 0nstot has had consid-
cradle experience in theatrical lines
with his work in the "Wig and
Mask" dramatics club Of George
town university.
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biliousness. sour and Granny stom-
ach, bad breath, no appetite, hean.
aches, and TO break up fevers ana
colds. Note special coupon oner;
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CHICAGO.-Three women named
Sanity. Paradise and Angel took
their marital troubles 70 the Court az
Domestic Relations IN the same day.
The Alaska fisherman., 1928-09-15
\ PLEA FOR JUSTICE

theory back o misdemeanors punish for the is this-that shall be i'm prisoned than ONE YEAR. Where the crime really serious, law makes it a felony and does not allow justice of peace jurisdiction The laws of the United States recognize this prin- ciple that wherever poor sentenced fine the of $200 per day because poor pay, the federal laws permit that person to serve o fine take pauper's oath, then the United shal release him.
 This is where the is convicted under tie law of Alaska
 therefore in favor of reinroducng House Bill No. 57 introduced in the last legislature by William L. passed by the House and Senate but vetoed by Parks request United States Mar shal White his political deputy William H. Caswcu This bill would be in the identical language already passed by United Congress approved hY President the United States and where poor convict sentenced he imprisoned and a fine, af serving thirty days solely nonpayment fne could secure release by taking the pauper oath.
 A. l.. OLTS,
 Representative First Division
 He Republican Ticket is Senator:
 CHARLES BENJAMIN
 Representative:
 P. C. MCCORMACK
 WILLIAM L. PAUL
 GROVER C. WYNN
Evening star., 1928-04-17
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Evening star., 1928-04-17
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poHltF9 h0UAr. etc good roads nImefii he
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sl-S Star office