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Evening star., 1928-11-19
JURORS GET CLUE
IN M'SW|GG|N QUIZ
Former Gangster's Letter
Says Gunmen Got "Tip"
of Cicero Visit.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 19.-The INC
Ewiggin jury" which has been investi-
eating the sensational Staying two years
ago of William H. McSWiggin, an as
sistant States attorney, is expected to
resume its sessions after December 8
when new political regime takes Of
flee.
The jury was to reconvene today al
the call of Oscar Wolff, retiring coroner
but it was indicated a postpchement
would be sought until the new coroner
DR.. Herman N. Bundesen, assumes Of
fee.
New evidence for consideration by the
jury is a letter from a man who de-
scribed himself as a former member OF
the st. Louis gang known as "Egan's
Rats"
The writer asserted he was in the
States attorneys Office the day Nc
Swiggin was killed by machine gur
bullets as he was driving to Cicero, and
adds that he heard an official of the
States attorneys Office call the tele-
phone number of Cicero gangster
The official, he said, told the gangstel
McSwiggin was going to Cicero that
night. A few hours later the young
assistant States attorney was killed.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

declined to kiss the hand of Queen
Marie, but the others, led by Juliu
Maniu, peasant leader who upset one
of the strongest of European political
machines, observed the traditions Of
etiquette.
Another significant Manu- act was
the appointment of delegation of
Transylvanians to represent Rumania
in negotiations with Hungary over the
land question in Pennsylvania.
If Maniu's handling of the question
results in a settlement, one of the most
aggravated sores will be removed from
the Eur9pean body polite.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
ROOSEVELT VOICES GRATITUDE.

WARM SPRINGS, Ca, November 10.
Informed last night that his Repub-
ican opponent, Albert Ottinger, had
conceded his election as Governor Of
New York, Franklin d. Roosevelt said:
I'm the absence of any official word
from Mr.. Ottinger, am very graceful
to him for conceding my election as re-
ported by the newspapers"
Evening star., 1928-11-19
MRS. {. A. POE BURIED.
Was Wife of Maryland Relative Of
the Immortal Poet.
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, November 19.-
Funeral services for Mrs. Annye T. Poe,
wife of Edgar Allan Poe, former attor-
ney general of Maryland and relative
of the immortal poet, were held this
afternoon at her home at Chattolane,
Baltimore County, conducted by Rev.
DR.. Arthur B. Kinsolving, rector of
old st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church. Mrs. Poe, who died Saturday,
was a daughter of Robert T. McCray
and was born near Athens, Ga. In
addition to her husband Mrs. Poe is
survived by son. Edgar Allan Poe. jr.
Evening star., 1928-11-19
ROOSEVELT VICTOR,
OTT|NGER ADMITS
Telegram of ContgratuIation
Is Sent to Governor-EIect
of New York.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 19.-Albert
Ottinger, the Republican candidate for
governor. yesterday conceded his de-
feat and sent telegram to Franklin
D. Roosevelt at Warm Springs, Ga, his
successful opponent, congratulating him
on his victory in the election.
st take this opportunity of congratu-
lating Mr.. Roosevelt, wishing him q
successful administration in the inter-
ests of all the people Of the State Ct
New York." Mr.. Ottinger said.
Evening star., 1928-11-19

"Leave your dog in the cloak room"
reads a sign in Paris motion pic
ture theater, THE management having
arranged sound-proof room for pets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

and Mrs. Jess Avenger visited In Me-
Allen and EdinburE Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Farris and fam
lily spent Sunday i'm the Bagiey nome
at Lyford-
NJ. and Mrs. WI. Rice or san
Juan called at the ". q. Frizxell home
Sunday.
P. G. Matzen spent Sunday with
Mrs. Matzen and the Leo Rupert
family in Alamo.
Mrs. L. G. Brashier left for Dallas
TO visit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernard who
have been visiting In Corpus Christi
Arkansas Pass, and ether cities re-
turned home Friday.
Mesdamcs Clardie Clark and Tim
Triplett were visitors IN McAllen
Saturday.
NJ. b. Campbell who has been over
seeing his ranch AZ Snbinal, Tex. re-
turned home to visit his family Fri
day.
The following we're guests 81 the
II. M. Coate family this weekend;
Miss H.. Macdonald OF Mexia, Mrs.
X. Polk or Mercedes. Miss Bessie
Robson OF Edinburg. n. III. Davis and
family of San Juan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Parr Of Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. II. r. Coate anu baby, Joan,
left for Banks. Ala. Thursday where
she will spend two weeks with her
parents and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Gay spent Mon
day with the Ode Brack family Mt
McAllen. While there they met
some friends who came in from
Kansas City to visit the Valley. The
GAYS are from Porto Rico.
c. NJ. Hedges of Sabinal and Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Emery made n trip
10 Sabinal the past weekend. Mr..
Hedges remained at has home there.
On the return trip the EmeTy's we're
Joined bv Mrs. y. III. Staats who had
been 10 San Antonio on business
The Sunday school class OF Mrs.
H.. w. Gound met NJ the home OF
Mrs. Bob Rowland for a social Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. billiard, who has been spend
ing the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Marvin McAskili, will leave for
her home in Paris. Tenn, Friday.
Miss Myrtle Hemza Of Ebony
Heights spent the weekend with the
vi. II. Walker family.
Mrs. Harry Solether spent Satur-
day with Mrs. Cell Solether and
children.
Sixty-five Young Americans chap
croncd by their directors. C. Bennett
and F. &. Mcconnell, camped on
Llano Grande Lake Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs W. u. Waite and son. Billy
visited Mrs. Waite's mother I'm MIS-
sion Thursday.
w. H. Crick and son, Verle. Mr. and
Mrs. M. r.. Walker and sons, and Miss
Myrtle Hemka drove to McAllen sun
day where they twisted Mrs. Criek
at the McAllen hospital.
Mrs. A. p. Miller and daughters
Dorothy and Marjorie, returned from
Brownsville Saturday where they mad
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Mrs. T. y. ScamonA nnd children ~
WesIaco spent Friday evening W. the
X. VI. H%nrrrave home,
A. Il. Carder and family af MeF-
redes spent Sunday with ~ A.,
Brown ard family south of town,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. II. Hendfon and
Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. P0teet u Mer'
cedes were Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. g.. n. House Of Galveston and
Mrs. Lewis Kerr of Ft. Worth spent
part "a The week here visiting,
The Baptist ladies held w quilting
bee M the home ny MrH ~ F Mol
Thursday.
Mrs. Greer of Wills Point, Teas.
who has been visiting her daughter,
Miss Balfa Greer. the past month re-
turned 70 her home Thursday.
Mrs. j. o. Duncan and daughter
or EdinburE were callers here SAT-
urday evening.
Mrs. ~. III. Fernandez and Mrs. A..
IL. Starrk " Brownsville were Santa
Maria visitors Thursday.
Mrs. n. M. Shipley and Mrs. ". NJ.
Raiser were La FeFia isitors We'd
nesday.
Preston Monagan and family who
have been visiting at the home Of
A. g. Gum moved 20 Harlingcn
Tuesday.
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Of bridge When scores were Tailed
II was found Mrs. Staniy Melton re-
ceived high, and was awarded a deck
Of cards Walter Murray held hlrh
among the men and received A BAR
OF silk socks
"A salad curse was served tn the
following guests Messrs. and Mes
danes p. r. Johnson. w. =. Murray.
". G. White. G. L. Perkins. Stanley
Melton and w. NJ. Lane.
Mrs. A. A. Kelley e~ntertained with
five tables OF bridge In her horne
Tuesday evening. The living room
WINS decorated with long stemmed
roses Avn tall vases. About twenty
guests were present.
Refreshments consisting or Zee
cream and cake yer served ne the
conclusion Of the games.
Mrs. q. r. Flemming held high
score among the women and receiv-
ed an appropriate gift Mr.. Fleming
reid high score among the men.
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Friends Receive
Word of Death of
Doctor Shepherd

Friends of Charles Munson Shep-
herd. p. H., will be sorry to hear
Of his death in Lincoln. Nebraska.
Doctor Shepherd made many warm
friends in Brownsville and in the
Valley on occasion Of his visits with
his daughter. Mrs. Oscar W. Rey-
noids and his son-in-law, Chaplain
Reynolds. formerly with the 18th
Cavalry here and now stationed mt
Denver.
Doctor Shepherd was grand chap
lain of the A. +. & A. NJ. Of Ne
braska and gave a number Of spe-
cial addresses in the Valley before
lodges and clubs and at Fort Brown,
and will be remembered as a pro-
found. interesting and forcefuI
speaker.
A memorial published On his death
~ the Grand Lodge of Masonry OF
Nebraska a y in part:
For more than fifty-five years, he
vas a resident, and an active parti-
cipant in the early settlement and
development of Nebraska.
Our v. W. Brother was born March
9Th. 1854, in Kenosha. Wisconsin.
After finishing high school he en-
tered a university in Chicago, in
tending TO make the ministry his
life's work. On account OF iii health,
he was advised 70 20 west. and in
1873 came to this sparsely settled
and frontier state. He followed con-
years, but finally decided TO COM
plete his studies for the ministry.
lie was first a circuit rider, and
later pastor Of Methodist Episcopal
churches at Filiey, Nebraska City.
Superior, Geneva, Dorchester, Heb
ron. PaWnee City, and was for five
years pastor OF the Grace Methodist
church at Lincoln. During the World
war, he not only served as pastor Of
a church at both Davenport and Des
Moines. Iowa, but held an important
position with the government, having
charge Of the speakers for a large
area.
DR.. Shepherd was an authority on
American history and the history OF
Nebraska, and his special joy was
his study of the American flag.
This jurisdiction has produced
many brethren who have been pop
ular and much beloved By the breth-
rem. but no man has ever held the
peculiar place in the hearts Of the
members Of the craft in this grand
jurisdiction as did DR.. Shepherd.
Possessed Of a genial personality
and commanding presence, he was
loved. respected and honored because
Of his wonderful qualities, and one
Of the finest tributes paid him was
that of Bishop Beecher, when he
said: Il shall always remember him
for his wonderful SMILE
". w. Brother Shepherd had been
grand chaplain Of the Grand Lodge
for nearly eleven years. During that
time. no call was ever made On him
TO which he did rot respond. He
travelled over this great jurisdiction
from city to hamlet and his influence
viii live for generations vet 10 come.
The technical questions so often
raised regarding religion did not in
terest our v. w. Brother. He knew
that Our Redeemer liveth.' and
as he went from place 70 place, do
ing what he called the Passionate
work Of the Grand Lodge" the fine
influence Of this Christian gentle
maj reached many. not even mem
hers Of the fraternity. His life was
sEpremely dedicated to God. Country
and Humanity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

graduated the democrats on their
new leader" lie said that be knew
~that the gentleman from Texas ~
one of the ablest. shrewdest and
most resourcefuI men in either house
CT congress- but that this was h
firsr time il had been demonstrated
to the house itself.
Curiously enough, for the first
eighteen years Of mis- service IN the
house, Mr.. Garner never made a set
speech. The cyclonic reserve Of this
Texan, concealed behind a pair OF
blue eyes and a smile, had not been
shown. He had always been in the
rough and tumble debates, but i'm
duiged himself no further than n
rapid fire Of questioning which
went to the heart of the subject.
when Leader Kitchin became inca
FACILITATED Garner and Garrett handled
the flesr together and republican
members 0 0 learned that much Of
the danger in debate that was al
ways present in kitchin also reposed
in the Texan. With Garner IN pos
session OF the floor. members found
that ii was dangerous to their side
OF the argument &c interrupt MIN.
Garner has not neglected the small
or finer matters having TO do with
the people of his district or Of Texas,
but in common with other members
Of the house and senate used his
powers in all branches Of the gov
eminent to obtain what is coming
70 his state.
Mr.. Garner has never aspired 10
the United States senate. lie more
prefers the flourishes and heat of a
fight in the house. where one army
is pitted against another. The roads
are known to be cleared to make
him speaker in the next congress IL
democrats win. If they do not. then
he will become the directing head Of
the party's fortunes in the lower
house az congress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
E. J.Bayse Buys
Crystal Sand Co.

MISSION. March .7.-A cleaner
and better grade Of sand will be pro-
duced from the pits Of the Crystal
Sand company is the announcement
Of +. J.. Baysa. Of Houston. who re-
Gently purchased the plant from
w. n. Wood.
Work has been started in placing
a huge dredge On the pits for loading
purposes and modern equipment for
washing the sand in a patented
solution and running IL through a
new screening device will result in
the Improvement of me output, ae-
cordin~ 10 the new owner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
The RIGHT WAY
TO DANISH FAT

Combat cause whirhmndern research
has discovered. Turn food into fuel and
energy, rather than into fat. Supply a
natural element which your system lacks.
Thatisthe method embodiedin Marmola
prescription tablets
People have used Marmola for 20
years-millions of boxes oft They have
told others the results Now, in almost
every circle, you can see the results In
new beauty and new vim. Why notlearn
the way 40 attain then2
"a book i'm each box cf MarmoIa tells
you the formula. also the reasons for Re.
suits. You willknow why the effects come.
and why they rebene6cial. Go askyour
drugEist-in fairness 10 yoursef-for a
81 box Of Marmola.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27
Kuhn Dies After
A Short Illness

McALLEN. March 27.-Jchn Kuhn,
%. died here Monday after ar illness
of six weeks. Funeral ervices will
be held AZ 1880 Wednesday afternoon
from the Methodist church.
He Is survived by his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Kuhn az McAllen. a
sister. Mrs. Dan CavazCs Of Edin-
burg. and two brothers. Virgil and
Dale. He came to the Valley from
Beatrice. Nehr., two years ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

<pent the week with Mrs. Miller's
nnrents. Rev. and Mrs. j.. II. Lovett-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Chnmness mo-
torcd to Raymcndviile Sunday where
they visited with Mrs. Fisher, "A for
mer teacher IN the Weslnco schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fisher left
Monday night for points In Illinois
and Minnesota, 20 be gone Tor sew
eral months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

No mother in this enlightened acc
would give her baby something she
did not know was perfectly harm
less. especially when a few drops Of
plain Castoria will right a haby's
stomach and end almost any little IN.
Fretfulness and fever. too; IL seems
no time until everything ia serene.
That's the beauty Of Castoria. its
gentle influence seems just what is
needed. IL does all that castor oil
might accomplish. without shock to
the system. Without the evil taste.
It's delicicusl Being purely vegetable.
you can give it As often as there's a
sign of collie; constipation: diarrhca;
or need to aid sound. natural sleep.
just one warning: il is genuine
Fletcher's Castoria that physicians
recommend. Other preparations may
be Just as free from all doubtful
drugs, but no child OF this writer's
il going TO test them Besides. the
book on care and feeding Of babies
that comes with Fletcher's Castoria
il worth its weight in gold.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

To the public; I nm no longer con
nected with I'll Jardin Garage III
Brownsville, Texas. having disposed
Of my interest 10 M. ". Hugo. March
-. 1928. and am therefore not liable
for any bills contracted BY said ga
rage from said date. L. L. DAVIS.
ADV. Is
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WESLACO
SHOWER


The Altar society of the local
Catholic church met with Mrs. Earl
Clark last week honoring Mrs. John
King with a shower. She was the
recipient or many gifts. IA course
Of refreshments was served "a the
Mcsdames "A. l.. Johnson. u. j.. Nickol-
son, g. Sloan. NJ. q. CASTOR. M. A.
King. Heller. Fl. Grapperhaus, Shrek.
N. NJ. jenkins, Scheaffer. Orr. John
King and Miss Mary Heller.
.
The Llano Grande club will hold a
special meeting Friday al the home
q Mrs. W. ". Line.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Coultas enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Monday
evening the occasion being Mr.. Wal
lace's birthday.
Mrs. j. r. Darwin end daughter,
Edna Mac, and Miss Emma Darwin
went to Point Isabel Sunday where
they joined Mr.. Darwin and William
Pouncey who had spent Saturday
night fishing there.
The Weslaco fire department held
a banquet at the Waffle House Fri
day evening. After a dinner the
firemen decided on a special meeting
to be held Friday, March so. to elect
a delegate for the state convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harrison
entertained a number of friends az
their home Sunday evening. Re-
freshments ar sandwiches and iced
tea we're served.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Buckow and Mr..
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HAIR


MRS. LANE HOSTESS
Mrs. W. NJ. Lane was hostess this
week 10 the Thursday night bridge
club.
The living room was bright with
pink and white roses in vases. Three
tables or players enjoyed five games
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-27

Rev. T.. :. Baker, former pastor Or
the Christian church here for the
past three years, and his family
started by automobile Monday after
noon for their new home in Marshall.
Rev. Baker will be the pastor Of the
church there Of that denomination.
Before leaving, Monday afternoon
the pastor met al the church with
the members Of the Ladies' Aid cir
cieS for y final baptismal service.
which was followed by a short bust
ness session Of the organization.
Rev. Baker. Mrs. Baker. their
three daughters. Martha Ross, Mary
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE, Editor Phone 7

Alice. and Margaret, and sons, Ellis
and Hugh, were entertained at break
fast and luncheon Monday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Roy Ruff.
From here they drove 10 Donna,
where they were honored guests al 4
dinner given by the ministers or the
bers. They started On another part
Of their trip from there this morn
ing.
MANY AT SOCIAL
Sixty members or the Women's
Missionary society or the Methodist
church were present nc the meeting
held yesterday at the church at
which Mesdames r. r. Green, Willie
A. George, Hugh Wilbanks, and c. A.
Roy were hostesses. Some of, those
on the program which was presented
during the afternoon were Mrs. Ed
Pierce, singing a vocal solo, accom-
panied by Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. &. ID.
Lay, giving two solos also; Miss
Alice Fitch. three readings, followed
BY Evelyn Yates, a reading.
After an interesting biblical con-
eNNet AcAtcShAhrhsS were NthNeu the
group.
CALIFORNIA VISITORS
Mr.. and Mrs. &. o. Townsend Of
Long Beach, Calf. are here visiting
Mrs. Townsend's sister. Mrs. Ewing
b. Clark Of Brownsville. Parents OF
Mrs. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Crockett Of Whitesvillc. Mo-. who
have been here a short time. will Sc
guests OF their daughter until about
the first Of May.
PARTY AT CL0SNER HOME
Members Of the FANNY Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Closner wee Sunday
guests at the home on TIC Levee
street when they gathered 10 cele-
brate the s~eventy-fifth birthday an
niversary OF Mr.. Closner. Those
present for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Closner and Mr.. ane
Mrs. Victor F. Closner, all of Edin.
burg, two sons and daughters-in-lau
Of the honor host, Mr.. and Mrs. n. p
Griffin Of McAllen, son-in-law anc
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL
~Lipscomb Of Edinburg. Mrs. Lipscoml
being a sister Of Mrs. CIosner.
MI. Closner has been a resident II
the Valley for the past fifty year,
and is well known over this entire
territory.
Mrs. Hortense Ward Of Houston /,
here visiting her son-in-law ant
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Hinkley
Jr. She will be here "A week or more
this being her second visit within
the last few months.
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FORMER RESIDENTS LEAVE
HOUSE GUESTS

Mrs. Alec Adams. a district chair
man Of the Auxiliary az the Western
Pr~esbytery. which Is holding an an
nual meeting in Brownsville this
week, and Mrs. j. r.. Scott or Bee
willie are the house guests Of Mrs.
Nolney W. Taylor during the three
days Of the meeting here. Mrs. Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Scott were former
neighbors and are friends of long
standing. Mrs. Taylor and her guests
are spending the day al Point Isabel
sightseeing.
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Just Sew club will meet at the
home Of Mrs. :. MI. Harvey in West
Brownsville on Adams street.
Wednesday Bridge club will meet
with Mrs. John R~utledge.
Self Culture club will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Fl. l.. Fitch in West
Brownsville on Levee street at $3.50
p. m.
Evening Bridge clab, Miss Austin
burst hostess. at THE home Of Mrs.
Fannie Putegnat at 1880 p. m.
DELEGATES HONORED
Honoring the visiting officers Of
the Western P~resbytery Auxiliary
and District No. / officers of this
organization who are in Brownsville
this week, Mrs. Mark French, presi-
dent of the local auxiliary, and Mrs.
T.. p. Day. wife Of the Brownsville
Presbyterian pastor, entertained to-
day at I'll Arco tea room with y 1
o'clock luncheon.
These women have assembled here
10 be IN charge Of the t~wenty-sev-
enth annual meeting OF this organi-
zation which officially opens this
evening at 7:3 o'clock and lasts un-
til Thursday afternoon.
The guest list at the luncheon in
ciudcs. Mrs. II. w. Hamilton. CO.
tulla. president; Mrs. w. III. Baxter,
Wcslaco. vice president; Mrs. III. M.
Scott. Kingsville, treasurer: Mrs. IL.
II. Snavcley. Harlingen, secretary.
Mrs. "A. u. Holmgreen, secretary Of
young peoples work, San Antonio;
Miss Mary Means, historian, San An
tonic: Mrs. George S. Moore, secre-
tary Of home missions, San Antonio:
Mrs. W. M. Dyson. corresponding
secretary. Cotulla; Mrs. J.. NJ. Pace,
recording secretary, Orange Grove
Mrs. w. ". Barnes. secretary Of lit
crature. San Antonio: Mrs. w. q,
Rarig, secretary Of $. r. and &. mis-
Sions. Robstown; Mrs. w. A. Nc
Leod, secretary of spiritual life,
Cuero; Miss Sadie Mcclellan. secre-
tary Of $. and f., San Marcos; Mrs.
+. b. Wilmer. SECRETARY of Christian
service. Mercedes; Mrs. John g.
Graves. delegate-at-large, Del Rio,
and district chairmen. Mesdames
George Cox. Del Rio; L. X. Biggs,
San Marcos: Alec Adams, San Anto-
NANv AAiitAAAAAN 94tAitUItH Jan DCBhWn
Il. "A. Childers. Cotuila.
Previous to the luncheon these
women met in executive session at
the church at 10 a. NJ.
FORMER RESIDENTS LEAVE
DR.. Arthur j.. Wolff OF Hartford,
Conn. brother Of Mrs. B. r.. Loew and
Mrs. p. H. Cain Of Brownsville. &C.
companied BY Mrs. Wolff. will leave
on an evening train for their home.
after spending n month visiting their
relatives here in Brownsville.
During their stay here DR.. ana
Mrs. Wolff were entertained con
tinuously by friends Of the family
some Of them knowing DR.. Wolf
when he practiced medicine in
Brownsville A. years ago.
He has been in the Valley three
times since moving away and made
his last trip here thirteen years ago
Seven years was the length Of time
that DR.. Wolff practiced medicine in
RrounQvf1fo
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log Ursversnl creations
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ped with the Univrrsal
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Thin rmEzsEe WIN both
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yrcHl. a1rd ft1rff,errriczrc
IL IN priced mt q figure
which establishes II as
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ahle GINS range vnlrrs
ever offered the pcscpic
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Nick LonFworth N 4 specch con-