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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18

through over-wOrk or physical
neglect often find they need the
help Of . good tonic. such As St
Joseph's G.F.P.
This rich, vegetable tonic con-
tains Natures own medicines I'm
the form or roots and herbs which
have been used for over a century
to invigorate and strengthen wO-
men. Druggists sell the biz s1.00
bottles o IN d mOney-back guar
antee. Why not try it--soday1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18

WESLACO, Sept. 1e.--Framc work
Is up on the vegetable shed for the
local unit Of the Rio Grande veEe-
table Growers association which was
begun the latter part OF August. The
contract was let to Claude Kidder. To-
cal contractor, on a bid Of $9.393.
The two story structure ~ located
on the present cotton yard site and is
to be completed by October 10. Most
OF the flooring has been laid and the
siding Of galvanized iron has been
started on the north and east sides.
The building which IL 100x60 feet
was designed by local architect,
Harry Stebbins.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18
SAN BENITO
DEMONSTRATION cLUB

DEMONSTRATION ALUb
Members Of the Pennsylvania
Avenue club assembled at the home
Of Mrs. o. Z. Cause last Thursday
afternoon for one Of the most in
teresting demonstration meetings
aver held.
The lecture ard demonstration
centered upon principles and meth
DDS of caring for the hair, skin and
other ways OF maintaining a pleas
in1 appearance. Mrs. Vernice Dis
brow, proprietor Of the Blue Isnnet
Salon, assisted Miss Kate Adele
Hill. county home demonstration
agent. In presenting the program
and demonstration.
In the late afternoon an appetiz-
inR luncheon course was served.
LATERAL T
Mrs. Arthur Middleton was host
ess to the regular meeting of the
Lateral r club held last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. II. H. Parks was
the prize-winner Of the contests con-
Quoted at the meeting. Refresh
ments were served after the con-
tests. Mrs. Fred Myriek will be
hostess at the next meeting which
is to be held September "a.
PERSONALS
Ralph Cause left Friday night for
New York City. He will go on to
Harvard and enroll for his second
year for the study of medicine.
After spending several days in
this section. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brad
Ing and daughter. Miss NJ. Webb,
left Friday morning for their home
at B~rookfield near Chicago. A
months vacation was spent visiting
Hot Springs, San Antonio ard other
points.
4. b. Neiswanger. general man
ager Of the Central Power & Light
company. was accompanied back to
San Antonio Thursday night by
Frank c. Ludden. district manager
of the company.
After making a trip By automo-
bile TO Calvert. Texas. where they
spent several days, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shelander and son have re-
turned.
Mrs. e. A. Grassland left for Ada,
Okla. where's he will spend three
months. She will undergo an Oper-
alton.
Mrs. U. L. Mccullough and daugh-
ter left Friday for Stamford, Texas.
Mrs. T. o. Crockett has been call
ed to Houston by the illness Of her
mother. Mrs. Steffen. who suffered
a stroke of paralysis
VI. W. Baker. district passenger
agent for the Wabash railway with
in Houston. was here on
business Thursday afternoon.
Joe G. Rodrigues. a former resi-
dent Of San Benito. has returned
ard established a drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wedegartner
departed this morning for San An
tonic and Austin. They will spend
several days visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Baumberger Of an Antonio
before going to Austin.
Miss Elizabeth Espey has as her
guest for the week end Miss Erma
Anderson CT Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Vondera and
children returned Saturday from
Homestead. Pa. where they spent
the summer.
w. T. Hughes retained Saturday
morning from San Antonio where he
received medical treatment.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18

Business and Professional W0-
mems luncheon.
FL Jardin Friendly Society with
Mrs. ID. +. Hanna.
Wednesday Tournament Bridge
club With Mrs. George Bell
Just-Sew club with Mrs. Roy
Morris
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-18
WESLACO

6AAIEhS ENTERTAIN
Mrs. w. III. Baxter, Sr, and Mrs.
w. H. Baxter, Jr., were Joint hos
tesses Thursday afternoon with ten
Z tables of bridge at the home Of Mr..
Baxter, Jr- A profusion Of cut
flowers with pink as the predomin-
ating color including roses and
queens wreath were used in the
decorations. Assisting the hostesses
in serving the lovely salad course
were Mrs. Phil ID. Dixon and Mrs.
y. l.. Compere, Jr. Afternoon score
winners were Mrs. Harry Stebbins
and Mrs. w. H. Miller. Those en-
j0ying the afternoon were Mesdames
John Graves, Gilbert Ramsey. Harry
Ratliff, G. ]. Haven, r. A. Rowland,
c. NJ. 0'Neal. John Bennett, Guy
Bradford. J. ID. Stephens. w. r. Sy-
monds, Carl MOeller. w. H. Miller,
Tom Townsend, N. v. Stewart, Phil
pere. Jr., M. X Henry. Frank Waters,
W. r. Powell. ". r. Myers. g. Lester
Sksggs, Cell Solether, Harry Steb-
son, Edmond p. Williams, w. III.
Hughes. Tom Bruton, r. ". Lehman,
d. +. Kirgan, j. C. Friday, NJ. Ne
Askill, ~. v. Sidener, J. A. Knapp,
M. r. Armstrong Jr, and +. II. G..
Cook.
SWIM. BREAKFAST
Miss Rosemary Rives entertained
with early morning breakfast and a
swimming party Saturday at the Cas-
cade Pool near McAllen. The young
PEOPLE enjoying the occasion were
Misses Katherine Vaughan. Marie
Black, Gladys Clark. Nell Rowland.
Jere Forbes, Dee MaClnir Lee Kath-
crime Patty, Ruth and Rosemary
Rives; Jimmie Kirgan. Monroe Wat
son. Colvin Terrell, Dick Smith.
Billie Witt. Virgil Lehman, Woodrow
Gound, Jack Ferguson, and Joe Row
land.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Boyce Of Holly
Beach are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. ]. P. Trousdale.
"A weekend guest Of Mrs. Claudio
Clark was her sister, Mrs. o. Z.
Norris of Austin.
Mrs. T.. L. Parr and son, Ernest, Jr-,
returned last week overland from a
fhsee months visit with relatives in
Jackson. Miss, and Athens and At
lante, On.
Miss Althea Whitehead Of Browns
vile visited Sunday with Misses
BeuIah and Ruby Hedrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Giese and chill
dren Of New York City arrived Satur-
dav TO visit their son, M. A Giese-
Mrs. M. r.. Provine OF Houston ar
rived Friday 20 visit her daughter,
mrs. ". VI. Sutphen.
w. c. Wolfe Of Waco called Mon
dav on his sister, Mrs. J.. r. Darwin.
Mrs. Walter Sullivan Of Browns
vile spent the weekend with her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
{. BISHOPS
face CHARGES
Complaint of Heresy
Filed By Minister
In Kansas City

KANSAS CITY, May 9.-(P-Re-
newing his attack upon Bishop Fran
els J. Mcconnell of Pittsburgh, the
Rev. George A. Cooke of Wilmington,
Del, today filed with the secretary
Of the quadrennial general conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
charges Of heresy against Bishop Nc
Connell and Bishop William T. Nc
Dowell of Washington, d. C., senior
bishop Of the church.
The retired minister, without stand
ing in the conference as a delegate,
and lacking support Of the Whining
ton delegation, charged the bishops
with teaching false doctrines in
violation of the penal code of our
book of discipline"
Supporting this charge he cited
statements made by Bishop Mcdowell
in his book THAT ] May Save Some
and by Bishop Mcconnell in his
book entitled Religious Certainty"
In reference to Bishop Mcconnell,
Mr.. Cook charged "his views are the
ideas usually advanced by infidels
and Unitarians," while he charges
Of Bishop Mcdowell that "He would
have Us yield the faith Of our church
to the conclusions Of modern inf
deity as generally taught by Evolu-
t~ionists and Unitarians-"
Mr.. Cookies complaints were not re-
garded seriously by conference Off
Gals in view Of the conferences
action last week in summarily dis
missing charges Of "maladministra-
ton" and immortality" which he had
brought against Bishop Mcconnell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
PERSONALS

Mrs. ". r. Clint il spending the
weekend in Houston with her moth
er. She will return The first Of the
week in preparation for the arrival
OF her two daughters. Marcia and
Mrs. Fl. r. Rathjen. from Fort Riley
Kaus.. who will be here Thursday
Mrs. Rathjen will spend the summer
here and then 20 TO Ashville. North
Carolina, where Captain Rathjen has
orders TO be stationed.
r. q. Henderson of the Browns
Vile Title company j. spending the
weekend in Houston on a short
business trip.
Milton West will leave Sunday
evening for Beaumont where he
will attend the democratic conven-
ton which opens there Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Pate Of Fort
Worth are tourists spending the
weekend in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. 4. Magill are here
looking over this section. They will
return to their home in Wichita.
Kans.. in a few DAYS.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Huffor. publisher az
the Donna News, IL spending the
weekend in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Howe Of San
Antonio are here for a few DAYS
Mr. Howe Is here representing his
firm but Mrs. Howe has not accom-
panied him here for some time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Evelyn Brent Is
Leading Lady In
Film at Queen

The combined acting skill OF Emil
Jannings and the directing Of josef
Won Sternberg, stamp "The Last Com
mand" which appears at the Queen
theater today. rs one Of the outstand-
ing pictures Of this year.
Jannings, whose unusual charac-
terizations in such Paramount pro-
d~uctions as "The Way Of All Flesh"
and variety" and others. who has
brought the unanimous acclaim OF
critics as the greatest living charac-
ter actor on stage or screen, plays
the role Of a Russian general in this
new picture. He has created a dis
tinctive type Of man in this role,
bringing out the military character
istics of an army commander. and at
the same time making him a genial
and beloved figure.
Won Sternberg. as a revolutionary
director, is a lover Of the different"
in motion pictures. His Sensation
Hunters" his first picture, which was
followed by Underworld" stamped
him among the elite of Hollywood's
best directors.
Beautiful Evelyn Brent, who scored
such a big success in Underworld
and William Powell, Of Beau Geste"
fame, are chief in the supporting
cast of Jannings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Capitol Picture
Is Old Spanish
Dons Out West

A nice sense Of art and discretion
is in "Old San Francisco" showing
at the Capitol today and Monday.
starring the beautiful and talented
Dolores Costello. The picture be-
gins with the founding of the city bv
the Golden Gate and takes it down
through the gold craze Of 40 to the
days when the great fire caused the
city TO be swept away only TO rise
again bigger and better and finer
than ever.
In il Miss Costello is shown as a
young Spanish girl, a role TO which
she brings all her artistry and good
looks to such advantage that the pic
ture is one that reflects great credit
upon Warner Bros, who produced it
and Alan Grassland who directed it.
IL was said of old San Francisco
that il V slept. 1t was gay, it
was fantastic, but it was not without
a heart. Men boosted Of the famous
and Infamous Barbary Coast with its
mile of drinking palaces and dives,
who never thought Of personally Wis
iting them.
There was a time in the history of
Old San Francisco when its China
town had a population of seventy
thousand men, women and children.
One section of Frisco in those days
was as Oriental as any city found in
China. Chinatown was a city in itself
and M of the most fascinating
places in America.
The lights in its shops were never
dimmed and the wonderfully cos
mopolitan nature Of the population Of
the old city gave rise to its being
called the Paris Of the Pacific.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Clara Bow Lead
In Dittmann Film

An exceptionally interesting se-
quence in my Lady Of Whims" shows
a typical artists revel in the gay
Bohemian section of Greenwich Viii
lage. Here Clara Bow displays one
of the most unusual costumes ever
worn upon the serena costume
which stands out through sheer
beauty Of line and striking originali-
ty. Then. Of course, the way little
Clara wear il has something to do
with it. But there are other cos
tunes which are tremendously in
teresting and tremendously unusual.
and they serve to make this particu-
lar sequence so very out-of-the-ordi-
nary that we feel confident that il
will long remain in the memory OF
everyone who beholds it.
"My Lady of Whims" vas produced
and directed for Arrow Picture cor
poration by Dallas NJ. Fitzgerald with
Clara Bow in the leading role. Miss
Bows supporting cast includes Don.
aid Keith. Carmelita Gerahty. Lee
Moran and Francis Macdonald. The
picture will be shown at the Dit
mann theater for two days beginning
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
TaEismen Called
For Federal Jury

Empaneling Of the federal petit
jury and qualifying Of venirem5n
will take up the greater part Of
Monday morning in federal court
when Judge. j. c.. Hutcheson will
nve court. Talismen have been
summoned.
Petit jury veniremen summoned,
Ludwig Zimmerer. Santa Maria;
r. III. Thomas. Harrington; j.. dc
Carly, Brownsville; W. j. Crortzin-
ger, La Feria; Arch Cameron.
Pharr; J. L. Priest, La Ferai; A. II.
Lyngrass, San Juan; o. c. Woods.
San Benito; James r. Mock, Santa
Maria; George II. Kunz, McAIlen;
w. ID. Davis. Harrington; Clyde
BEEN, La Feria; p. p. Doss, Wes-
lGco; VI. p. Gore, Pharr; n. p. Bar
tin. Mercedes; z. l.. Dix, Los Indios;
J.. r. Fortson. Pharr; G. L. Bowling.
Donna; p. G. ShmellinE. Browns
vile; w. IT. Sibson, Combes; Leslie
B. Ward. Brownsville; X. r. Ste
phens, Mission; Clayton Prirchard,
Harrington; L. A. Gannoway, 3din-
burg; A. j. Ross. Jr., EdinhurC: C.
D. Shumaker, Alamo; r. T. Jones,
Harrington; n. j. Erwin. Los Indios:
Juan Bouis, Brownsville; III. II
Street. Brownsville; George FIem-
ming, Pharr; W T. Bradbury. Mer-
cedes; T. H. Armstrong. Mission; +.
L" Duncan, San B%enito; T. A. Per-
kins. San Benito; John Brannon,
Mission; Max Tvass, Edinburg; a. s.
Golfers, Donna: r. G. Wade.
Brownsville; G. w. Potterfield, San
Ia Maria.
Nine petitions for naturalization
will be heard at 2 o'clock by Judge
Hutchinson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Barrymore Leads
In Arcadia Film,
Sadie Thompson

Lionel Barrymore, who plays the
role of the reformeT, "Alfred Akin
son" in Gloria Swanson's second in
dependent United Artists picture,
"Sadie Thompson" at the Arcadia
theater in Harrington. is a member of
Americas most famous theatrical
family. He was figuratively born
behind the footlights.
Barrymore's parents were the re-
aowned Maurice and Georgianna
Drew Barrymore; his brother is
John, "The Beloved Rogue" and Don
Juan" of films; and his sister is
Ethel Barrymore.
Lionel was born in Philadelphia
and educated in New York City. His
career on the stage was begun in in
fancy, and as he grew TO Fanhood
Barrymore carried out the traditions
of his family and quickly made a
reputation for himself in the Thespic
art. In a long and notable career on
the dramatic stage, he is remembered
for a number of outstanding por-
trayals, most prominent among which
are those in "Copperhead,' THE
Jest" and 'The Claw"
Lionel Barrymore's first screen ex-
perience was gained in 1909, when
he played with Mary Pickford in
Friends" under direction Of ID. w.
Griffith. In the years since that time
he has appeared in character roles in
a long list of well known pictures.
Barrymore is married to the for
mer Irene Fenwick. and his home is
in Beverly Hills, California. lie is
six feet tall, weighs one hundred
sixty-five pounds. and has dark hair
and blue eyes. He is exceptionally
we'll read.
After completing his role in Miss
Swanson's sadie Thompson" Barry
more remained It the United Artists
studio in Hollywood, Immediately go
ing into his featured role in David
Wark Griffith's United Picture,
Drums of Love-" with Mary Philbin
and Don Alvarado.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
RIVOLI film
IS DIX FARCE
Sporting Goods Has
Many Sided Plot
For Comedy

After two comedy-dramas and four
consecutive m~elodramas, Richard
Dix returns to the field of pure
farce in his newest starring pic
ture, Sporting Goods" which will
be on the screen at the Rivoli at
San Benito Sunday.
Dix plays the role Of a happy
go-lucky golf suit salesman. who is
mistaken for a young multi-million-
are and is forced to make good to
win the girl he loves.
In Sporting Goods" Dix il sur
rounded by a last Of supporting
players which include several we'll
known comedy stars. Gertrude Ohm
stead, former Observation-Disclosures
ingenue who is now freelancing. has
the leading feminine role. Ford Ster-
ling. veteran Paramount comedian.
is the merchant whom Dix tries to
argue into the big golf suit order.
and Phillip Strange, English actor,
who has played in several Para
mount pictures is the heavy" 9th
er players are Myrtle Stedman.
Maude Turner Gordon. Claude King.
Wade Boteler, Harry D~unkinson ana
Ned Sparks.
The two last-named PLAYERS.
Strange and Dix, compose a quartet
of players who provide, one of the
most hilarious sequences in the pic
ture-the crooked poker game epi-
sode- In this sequence. the heavy"
and his two companions. without
COLLISION, all cheat while Dix is tenn
porarily away from the table with
the result that each gives him a
deuce in exchange for a card de-
sired from his hand. and he wins
with four deuces.
Another high spot is the. golf
course episode. in which Dix PLAYS
with Sterling to demonstrate his
golf suit sample. The scenes were
made on the course Of the FL Cabal-
lero Country club, one Of the sport
lest and most beautiful courses in
California.
The picture opens on the Mojave
desert near yictorville. Calf, where
Dix, travelling ~cross-country in a bat
tered roadster, meets the other
characters Of the picture. Other
scenes are hilarious farce laid in
Dix's hotel suite.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Movie Calendar
Sunday-M Monday

Sunday-Monday
CAPIT0L~"Old San Francisco" with
Dolores Costello and Warner
GLAND. Also Pathe news topics
and Technicolor.
DITTMANN-"My Lady of Whims,r
a Dallas Fitzgerald production with
Clara Bow, Donald Keith, Carme-
lita Gerarhty, and Lee Moran.
QUEEN-~The Last Command" with
Emil J%annings and Evelyn Brent.
Also MGM news, Christi comedy
and fables.
TEXAS-"Flesh and the Devil" with
John Gilbert and Greta Carlo.
Also comedy and International
news.
Tuesday-Wednesday
overwhelmingly also) The
Jazz Singer" with Al Jolson. Also
Pathe Review and MGM news.
DITTMANN-"The Haunted Ship" a
Tiffany-Stahl production adapta-
tion Of Jack London's story white
and Yellow" with Tom Santchi,
Montague Love. and Dorothy Sc
bastian. Imperial comedy and Fox
news.
QUEEN-"Capital Punishment" with
Clara Bow. Also MGM comedy and
Paramount news.
TEXAS - "Galioping Fury" with
Hoot Gibson. Also Mack Sennett
comedy.
Thursday-Friday
CAPITOL-(Friday and Saturday,
The Big Killing" with Wallace
Beery and Raymond Hatton. Also
Pathe news and Spotlight.
DITTMANN-"Hoser Shoes" a Pathe
picture with Monty Banks. Also a
Pathe comedy.
TEXAS-"The Son Of the Sheik" with
Rudolph Valentino. Also Newly
weds Advise" with Snookums and
news.
QUEEN-"The Night Flyer" with
William Boyd. Also a comedy,
Happy Trio"
Saturday
DITTMANN-"Hidden Aces with
Chas. Hutchinson and Alice Cal
houn.
QUEEN-"Love and Learn" with Es-
Their Ralston. Also comedy and
news.
TEXAS-"Tumble Weeds with Will
liam S. Hart. Also vanishing
Rider" a serial, and a comedy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Firms viii Test
Cars Free During
Save-a-Life Week

In accordance with the proclama-
tion Of Governor Dan Moody dsclar-
ing May 10 to June 9 official Save
A-Life period, during which autorao-
bile brakes, horns. ligrts, steering
mechanism and mirrors are to Se
inspected with a view TO minimizing
accidents. several local stations nave
been designated as Save-A-Life sta
tons.
These tests are 70 be made free.
The local stations coming under
this head are Harry's VulcanizinE
AID Auto Repair shop. I'll Jardin
Garage. Courthouse Garage, bennett
Motor Sales Co., and Stevenson Mo-
tor Co., Inc.
A regular drive is to be made dur
ing the period to cut down the haz-
ard to life OF human beings from
automobiles. Automobiles lead the
weekly accidental death reports II
Texas. usually accounting for more
deaths than the combined total of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Valley Bankers
AtRaymondvile

RAYMONDvILLE. May 19.-The
regular meeting Of the Valley bank
ers association was held here Friday
night with nearly a hundred mem
bers in attendance. There vas n
banquet at the Tourist hotel. A bust
ness meeting was held after the ban
McElrath Of Corsicana.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
UNDERGOES OPERATION

WESLACO, May I9.-Word has
has reached Weslaco that Miss Clara
Hallman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Z. Hallman, formerly of Weslaco
but now living in Kerrville, under
went an operation for appendicitis
recently. She Is reported to be re-
covering rapidly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
SELLS SERVICE STATION

WESLACO, May 19.-Judson G. Fri
day has disposed Of his interest in the
1000 Mile Loop Service station and
will take the agency for G. NJ. c,
trucks, it was learned here today
Mr.. Friday sold to the Hidalgo Oil
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Lions Club Ladies
Night Draws Crowd

HARLINGEN. May 19.-Seventy-
five persons, Lions, their friends
and ladies, gathered at the Wom-
ems club building here Thursday
evening for the ladies' night pro-
gram Of the club.
Music for the occasion was fur
nished by the jolly Parrot. a Next
can orchestra, and this occasion also
had charge Of several dance fea-
lures, including tango numbers. The
program ended with a dance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

RAYMONDVILLE, May 19.-The
Ed II. Easd o~il-test we'll being drilled
ten miles east Of here reached SIC
feet late Saturday, rapid progress
being made since boring through the
rock formation encountered last
week. One drill bit was ruined and a
weeks time consumed in penetrating
the rock which lays under the SUR
face about 500 feet deep.
Ed Easd contemplates going to 1000
or 200 feet If no oil indications arc
found at a shallower depth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
Concrete Poured
On WiIlacy Road

RAYMoNDvILLE. May ls-Ths
first concrete or the good road work
between Sebastian and Lyford has
inst been poured and all traffic must
Setour from Lyfcrd 30 Sebastian.
This will give Willacy county nine
more miles of good road when fin
ished.
IRE work ia being done hy N. ~.
MrFIwrath az Corsicara-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20

all other classifications Of accidents.
Governor Moody points out that ne
majority of such accidents ls cue
entirely or in part 10 EecnAnlcai
defects that could easily be elini-
mated By inspections.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-20
vIsIr MRS.

NTNII MRS. UUONINNH
NORTHAMPTON. Dass., May IL
fR-President and Mrs Coolidge
stonped M Northampton on their re-
tnrn trip Ia Washington today IN
visit Mrs. Lemira Goodhuc- Mrs.
Cnolidre's aged mother. whose con-
Sition from a protracted siege of
Influenza has been grave.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-02-10
Hearts Old and Young

Young heart, are sending many rime
To other hearts today,
And I've been thinking all the time
What old hearts have TO say.
Young hearts are finding love is bli"
And life Is full Of song,
And what shall old hearts say to this
Who knew II all along7
Well, here, line to you, my dear,
From this old heart Of mine;
The festsl day Of love is here,
And here's your valentine.
Young hearts are sending many vow
The way that young hearts do,
So let an OLD heart send one now,
And send il all 10 you.
So here's heart, simple heart,
A heart Of other days
Although we meet, although we part
Thai loves the same old ways.
Yes, here's hear; little old,
For much the Heart endure,,
A little 1uit'ry, am told.
But all that heart is yoursl
-Dousls, Mslloeh.