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The Washington times., 1928-11-26
JACK GIVES
HEADACHE:
curl.
BY Jack Dempsey
Former HEAVYWEIGHT Champion Of
the World

the NOE4t4 3
Simple exercises, as | have
pointed out in other articles,
can do as much as the violent
ones in perpetuation of health
or in the upbuilding Of physi-
cal fitness. But the vital ne
cessity Of the simple ones is
that they must be performed
with faithful regularity.
/ am not claiming that any Of
the calisthenics outline are origi-
nal. Perhaps some OF them are
old enough to date back to cave
man days. But I am singing out
the best of all that know and
advocating those for the readers of
my column.
For this week I am going to
name only three because do not
think this exercising idea should
be carried to any great extreme.
The thing can be overdone; too
much of it causes muscles to ache
and tire, and that isn't good. I'm
aiming at exhilarating the human
bcdy-not straining it to its limit.
Much has been said and writ.
ten concerning brain Tag. 1t
afflicfs the office worker more
than the man who does manual
labor. Yet both are subject to
4 sort OF mental Weariness.
Now here Is an exercise which
generally helps to cure q head
ache and certainly should re-
z.aova the sthrafvt fag.0
This exercise can be performed at
any ttrne-ira the morning. during
the day or at night.
ID Cup the hands and place them
with the palms firmly clasping the
back Of the head. Tense the neck
muscles. Hold head erect. Now.
VERY SLOWLY, move head from
side to side with a downward ten
dency. You will find that the strain
il OH the neck muscles.
Continue doing this until you
have lowered the head so that your
chin is touching your chest. Relax
all muscles, rest for a half or a full
minute and then do the next exer-
else.
3. stand erect, feet about six or
eight inches apart, hands at sides.
Tense muscles or r1gnL leg ana
swing it slowly as far to the left
as possible. While doing this keep
body rigid and also try to keep the
leg no higher than an inch or two
from the floor.
When the right leg has described
as complete an arc as possible, ho.d
position 10 seconds, and relax.
Now do the same exercise with the
left leg.
3. Stand erect, feet six inches
or so apart. Make entire body
rigid by tensing all muscles.
Now move upper body as far
TO the left as possible, with the
waist rs the pivOting point.
DO NOT MOVE LEGS.
After pivoting as far as you can to
The Washington times., 1928-11-26
sTRONG's s MARK
MAY LAST

Ken Strong, of New York Uni.
versity, footballs highest lndlvlduai
scorer in the country, will set
viii stand for years. He has 153
points today with another game yet
to play.
The best previous record Tor
q whole season was the 10
points made last year by Myies
Lane Of Dartmouth.
Gulick, Of Hobart. is second to
Strong in the East with 1O6. None
OF the others has reached the CEN
tury mark. The leaders. with their
touchdowns, field goals, points after
touchdowns and totals. are as fol-
lows.
The Washington times., 1928-11-26
BOWIE RACES
Nov. 10th to 29th Inc.
First Race 100 n. NJ.

Special trains leave White House
Station. w. B. & Al. every Is
minutes after Ills
Direct to Grandstand
Admission $1.5O
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

KANSAS CITY. Dee I'D
Wheat. No. ? dark hard. ~nominally,
i.i3mf.5l: No. = hard ITO l-2n1.ls:
No. z red, nominally. l.29Nl.32; Dec.
nos 5-s; May liz: July ia 3-f.
Corn. No. = white, ~nominally. 80
TSl: No. ? yellow n%ominally. S00
s1. No. ? mixed 50; Dec. 7g l-ii May
81. July III rs.
Oats: No. y white A..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
U.OFT. HEADS
STRIKE SNAC
Bonds for New Build
ings Are Held Un-
constitutional

AUSTIN. Dec. l3.-tPJ-Prospects
FOR erection Of three new buildings
AZ Texas University Immediately
have slumped 4 a low ebb as a result
Of a hitch in the schools bond issue
program. il developed today.
J. W. Calhoun, university comp
t~roller, said the Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New York has backed down
from its agreement 20 buy the build
ing bond issue voted BY the univer-
sity regents recently, the concern de-
Gliding the plan of retiring the bonds
through the university available fund
Is unconstitutional.
The company had already bought
the 5000 600 first issue through Aus
tin and Houston interests doing the
bidding.
Attorney General Claude Pollard
had ruled that the university could
pledge the available fund, which is
interest from the permanent fund.
for retirement or the bonds. Future
action in the tangle is left up to the
in January.
In a statement Of the question ID
day. Attorney General Pollard said
whether the regents want TO per-
NIT the Guaranty Trust Company 70
cancel its contract for purchase, Il
one purely within their discretion"
The bid Of this company he said,
twas an unconditional bid for these
bonds and it has no legal right 70 he
released from the contract.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Adams Case To Go
To Jury Today; To
Seek Bet Receiver

DALLAS. Tex. Dee. l3.-tFt-Tn-
dicating that further Investigations
would BE- made into the disposal Of q
$1,000 election bet. an argument over
whihc led IN the fatal shooting OF
Orville III. Mathews. bank employe.
here on Sept. 4, Robert Allen, spe-
cial attorney arguing for the state
IN the trial az ". Ray Adams Of Bart
lett for the Staying Of Mathews said
today: This thing Is not over yet"
1.-THE thief will yet be accounted
for. IL | know anything about your
district attorney. my friend Nc
Craw.' Allen said.
The defense has claimed that
Mathews was shot after he had de-
Iivcred the $4,000 bet on the Earle
-. Mayficld-Tom Connally senatorial
race. a. a fictitious "Clydc II. Vest
Allen attacked Adams claim OF
4clf-defense at length. saying that IN
accordance with law, s~elf-defense
was a plea only in case or necessity.
Aliens argument was completed
Just before non. Ted Monroe. de-
tense attorney. and William McCraw.
district attorney, were 70 close for
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
STOCK CLOSE
Is IRREGULAR
$780,
600 Shares Sold
During Day

NEW YORK. Dec. i3.-Fr-MiNrd
price movements characterized the
opening Of today's stock market with
speculative confidence. still shaken
ny the fluctuations which followed
the printing az an erroneous trans
action in Packard Motors Yesterday.
Peoples Gas opened . points higher.
May Department stores 2 and Atchi-
son | ga. Houston Oil and West
inghousc Electric each dropped 2
points and Sears RoebuCk. WHY'S
Overland and Hudson Motors drop
ped a point or more.
Speculative sentiment was further
unsettled IN the early trading when
General Motors sold down 2 points
to lisa 34. breaking through the low
of 1855 ~. established in last weeks
drastic reaction. Packard quickly
fell back y points. Chrysler = and
some of the other motors yielded a
point or more.
Radio tumbled I'D points 10 293 be-
fore the end of the first half hour
but was still we'll above the low mark
of 275 established last week. Wright
Aeronautical fell back 4 ~ points.
General Electric. international Har-
vester. Union Pacific. Warner Bros.
Gold Dust, American Sugar Refin-
ing and Commercial Solvents de-
clIned = to 3 IL points.
Foreign exchanges opened firm.
with cables unchanged at S4.SJ.
The close was irregular. Total
sales approXimated 5000. 600 shares.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
IN our VALLEY

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iicitv director for the Missouri Pa-
cifir Lines. visited tha Brownsville
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carried uut st this port. You will
rot have t0 he a-hamed WI it. III
wIII rark witch thn best WI them
WRITING on t.e -nhirrt of air
nal.-. th" orpus 'hrlstI Caller
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New Orleans ~ Houston AIR mail
ard passenger line will start Ianu-
rrv 33 nd. Tammanv-Gulf Coast Air
WAYS. INCL. ha- announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
-
of Libel
Action Starts

Trial NJ the libel action brought NV
NH ~. Saldira. acting Mexican consul
"' Rio Grandc City. against the
Guerra brothers. publishers or ri
Frnnteriza. published AZ Rio Grandc
City. got underway in federal court
Thursday morning.
TIE plaintiff asks S2n.0n0 dana
Fes for publication IN the Rio Gran
IT. CITY naner of an article charging
him with ~"swindling- in connection
with a check which was refused pay
mert at the bank. The case ~ ex-
pected X 70 70 The jury Thursday
afternoon.
Trial Of the copyright case against
The city Of Brownsville brought nv
Robert Runynn. IN which damages
IN the amount If Ss5n.000 T. asked.
A. set for 2 o'clock Friday morning.
SEALED bids addressed ~ the Hon.
A.. r. Cole will re received np IN
tfl 10 4. ~, December -fst.. 1928. for
one ambulance. For further infor-
nation apply to City Secretary Of
flee. The City reserves the right 10
reject any and al bids.
A. VII. NINnAN.
City Secretary.
ti2-lo to i9inc.-1nt-52fs)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

the defense and prosecution respect
lively.
Whether Adams uas justified w
shooting Mathews will Do considerss
by a jury here before nightfali, X
wa sindicated mt noon when the lssr
defense attorney completed his srry-
ment.
Ted Monroe. arguing for Adams.
elaborated on the defendants self
defense plea. I'm showing the jury
how Adams testified Mathews put
his hands in his pockets before ths
banker was shot, Monroe tore both
patch-pockets In his coat. As the
courtroom laughed, Monroe told the
jury that while Mathews move was
not ~ violent NJ that II was enough
10 make Adams think he must de-
fend himself.
Adams shot Mathews. testimony
showed. on "A busy downtown street
corner in the forenoon CT Sept. j..
Only one argument remained 20 -
heard today. District Attorney viii
liam McCraw closing for the state
u was thought the jury would w
able n retire for deliberations
about J n. ~.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
LEASE 0. KID,
WORK STATES
Salt Creek Renewal Is
Probed in Hearing
On West

WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.-tP-
Hubert Work told the -enate land
committee today that he had renew
Cd the Sinclair contract for Salt
Greek Royalty Oil while he was SEE
rotary Of the interior upon the ad-
vice Of four officials appointed oy
the president and confirmed by the
senate and nine other legal and
technical experts Of the government
Work. now chairman Of the repuD-
lican national committee. was sum
moned ~ a principal witness to Iis-
cuss the Salt Greek contract. recent
~ nullified on advice Of the depart
ment Of justice, in connection with
the committees consideration Of the
nomination Of Roy o. West Of Chi
cago to be secretary Of interior.
West himself was before the com
mittee AZ two sessions yesterday and
testified that his connection with
the contract was routine and that he
had submitted ID 70 the department
or justice upon advice OF his assist
ant.
Mr.. Work. who resigned 70 man
age the campaign OF Herbert Hoov-
or. appeared before the committee
with a seven page printed statement
about .he Sinclair contract.
Before the renewals were made"
the statement read, "the executive
officers Of the department carefully
construed the law. having In view
all the facts and the complete data
Of the case. and recommended re-
newals. the department Of Justice
later invalidated the original con-
tracts Of sale which, OF course. nal
lifted the renewal or said contracts.
In this respect conflict Of legal
opinion developed between the law
officers Of the two departments
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
COL. SLOCUM
VIEWS VALLEY
Retired Army Man Re-
calls Service Here
As Years Ago

After an absence of 4J years, Cul.
Il. II. III. Slocum. United States army
retired. has returned tu Brownsville
to look over the cld "stomping
grounds.
He wgs stationed at Fort Brown in
1883 as "A second lieutenant and nv
still clings to the memories 0f those
day. when ~ had just been commits
stoned in the service and the game
was new.
iu 1912 he was retired from duty
but was recalled in 1917 AZ the en-
trance of the United States into the
World War and he served through
cut that conflict, seeing service On
the hattlefields of France.
Col. Slocum arrived here in his
special car, "The Boston" over the
Southern Pacific Lines Thursday
morning and will leave here for Fiji.
RinEgold ever the Missouri Pacific
Lines Thursday night. From Fort
Ringg0ld. nv plans Exp visit Fort Mac
lnt0sh AT Laredo and thence to Palm
Springs. Cal.
The entire trip ", being made for
his health anG he i- being aceompa-
MED hy "A niece and "A trained nurse.
M L- Love. general agent FOR the
Southern Pacific Lines in Browns
Vile, took Col. Slocum aud hIs party
on \ motor trip NY the city and
~ Matamoros Thursday morning. re-
u%trninE them x their private EAR.
which had been switched to the Mis-
souri Pacific Lines passenger sta-
ti0n. for lunch.
Col Slocum i- thr nephew uf the
lace Mrs. Russell Sage ana the bro
thcr of the late COL. III. u. Slocum
VINO was commandant at Fort Brown
in 1915.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
N. 0. CLOSES 4
EVEN and UP
Net Advance OF Is to
Is Points Shown in
Days Quotations

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 15.--tP-
Cotton opened irregular. first trade.
showing advances or 2 points 70 de-
clines OF . points. Liverpool cables
were higher than expected. however.
and n moderate demand dcvclopd
which carrid January to 1886. March
1866 and May 1881. or . 10 y points
above yesterdays close
Later the market turned easy. To-
ward the end Of the first hour JAnu-
ary sold off to l9.4s. March 1885
and May 1884. or 7 70 y points un
der the highs and . 10 : points below
yesterdays close.
The market was rather quiet dur
ing the morning session and prices
while fairly steady for the near
months worked lower on the more
distant positions. March eased or
70 1885. May 1850. or 10 to III point,
down from the early highs and q ~ :
points under the previous close.
AT midday the market was quiet
with prices about parallel with yes
tesday's close.
Cotton futures closed steady ct
net advance ~ I'D 70 IA points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Mexican Official
Denies Passports
To Be Demanded

Rumors current in Brownsville fur
the past two days, 70 the effect that
passport restrictions were u ~ re-
.tricted IN Mexican immigration or
~ricials, arc denied BY Edelmiro Rod
riGuez. chief or the service in Mata-
moros.
The rumors said Americans wish
inc to visit Mexico would ~ requir-
"a 10 obtain passports and that a
charge or about 81 would Ne made
for the necessary credentials.
we have no orders "a make any
changes in the present require
ments." Rodriguez said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Dec. f5.-fF-Cct-
ton opened steady at arr advance ~
4 70 4 points on the New York mar
kct m response 20 relatively STEADY
cables from Liverpool. Prices Q q
eaSed under n renewal or liquidation
and southern selling. January sold
of from 20.22 ~ 20.l3. but demand
improved somewhat on the decline.
and the market was fairly steady AZ
the end az the first half hour.
The market recovered four or five
points Of its earlier losses but IN.
volume of business tapcred off on
the bulge and the market was auir.
AZ midday with the active month.
showing net declines az 2 w ] points.
Futures closed steady. Ia "a III
points higher: spot steady: middlfrz
20. go.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

PINE CRASHES

Continued from page one.l
The Board plantation near here was
killed. biz wife probably fatally in-
iurrd and his four children slightly
hurt when their house was demol-
ished m a tornado last night. The
family resided between Tenaha and
Timpson.
The galvanized iron warehouse III
Bouland and Davis and McElroy's
blacksmith shop here were also de-
stroyed IN the wind and the Prcshy-
terrain church was blown from it,
blocks. No fatalities besides the
Jones family had beer reported
early today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Dec. I3.-tRr-Cot-
ton spot quiet; lower. American
strict good middling l1.A9; good mid
ding l1.09; strict middIing 1852:
middling 1859: strict low middIinr
lO.44i low middling 1919; strict good
ordinary 9.99; good primary ESQ.
Sales 5000 bales, 200 American.
Receipts 2l.000, all American. IN
lures closed quiet: Dec. 1899; Jar.
1910; March l0.4i; May 1912: July
1893. Oct 1915.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
MARKETS AT
"A GLANCE
December 10

December IL
New York:
Stocks irregular; International
nickel crosses $50.
Bonds irregular. It. Paul's 5s ad-
vance fractionally In heaviest turn
over.
Foreign exchanges mixed; Cana
dian dollar improves.
Cotton higher; covering.
Sugar easy; larger Cuban crop e.
innate.
Coffee firm; Brazilian support.
Chicago:
Wheat firm too much rain sogth-
west.
Corn easy; favorable Argentine
advic-s.
Cattle steady.
Hogs higher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

FOR SALE-the Nixon farm in block
isi San Benito Land and Water Com
pany's Subdivision. Four miles south
Of Harlingen. A dandy farm in splen-
did state Of cultivation with six
room house and other improvements.
Must be sold 50 look il over and
make Us an offer. Write or phone
a. IT. Threadgill, 522 Milan Bldg.
phone Crockett l479. San Antonio.
Tex. LS6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Rooms and Board

SPECIAL RATES cn room and board.
Tea Garden. $40 Elizabeth ST.
25s. LIS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
Wheat Close Is
Higher; Others
Are Irregular

CHICAGO. Dec. l3.-tPi-Wheat
prices mere averaged higher early
today. owing largely 10 Liverpool
quotations firmer than expected and
to rains in north Argentina delaying
movement OF wheat. Wet weather
over the corn belt had a strengthen
ing effect on the TORI market.
Opening ~ "A shade % lac ad-
vance. Chicago wheat reacted some
what and then hardened again. Corn
started unchanged 10 3-sc up. and
subsequently rose All around. Oats
displayed independent strength. Pro-
visions likewise tended upward
Wheat closed firm. l-4G3-sc To ~
1rj-Sc net higher. corn varying from
l-sc decline tu i-4n3-Sc advance.
oats n shade off to 1-SMI-4c un. and
provisions ar lrG setback to equal
gain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting Of the stock
bolders Of the State National Bank
81 Brownsville. Texas. will 0e held
al its banking house on Tuesday
Jsunary sth. 1929. AZ $3.50 o'clock
=. m, for the election of directors
ard the transaction cf such other
business as may properly come rc
fora ere meeting. a. h- Fernando
cashier. L-'l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
REAL ESTATE
Farms For Sale

FOR SALE-the Clendennen farm Of
twenty acres four miles northeast
Of Mission. Being north half Of lot
thirty-seven Of John III. Shary subdi-
vision. Has good house and other
improvements. Land splendidly
adapted to citrus fruit. Place must
be sold SO have a look and wire or
phone your offer to A. r. T~hreadgill.
522 Milan Bldg. phone Crockett
1dI9. San Antonio, Tex. LS6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

FURNISHED COTTAGES near San
Bcnitc ~ Harrington. gas and cleo
tricity, Tree water. private baths;
reasonable rents. week or month.
Phillips. San Benito. Lie
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

FOR RENT-One stucco five-room
en- house and garage. 2 i-2 miles
out on highway. If interested phone
"a. La.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

The annual meeting uf CHE stock
holders III The Texas Bans N Irgst
Company. OF Brownsville Texas U..
W held ~ its banking house ur
Tuesday. January M 1929 at
o'clock w. m. for the election 1t i.
rectors and che -transac.Ioa 0t lrh
other business as may properly come
tefnrc the meeting. Fre le.Hva. Tr.
Cashier.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
OIL

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-tPs-
Cottonseed oil closed steady. Prime
summer yellow 500: prime crude
SIP 1-2-S.25. Jan. 9.02; Feb. eos:
March 9.22; April a.2s. May gas:
June 9.52; Dee. goo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
POULTRY

CHICAGO. Dee. t3.-tP-Poultry
steady; fowls 24T2f i-2: springs
16 l-2: ROSTERS 20: turkcvs 25632;
ducks i112i: geese 2fT22.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
You Don't Have to Wait Until the FRS" Herald Rental Ads Perform
LIVE STOCK-POULTRY

FOR SALE: Well brtd g~reyhounds
at reasonable prices. See Jack Roche
ard his beautiful greyhounds at
Palm Court No. z. Brownsville. Tex,
or write JOAN +. Boettcher. Kennels.
Holton. KanS. Lei
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
SPOT COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. l3--Pn
Spot cotton closed steady As points
up Sales 1889; low middling 1906;
~middling 1886; good middlinT 1925
Receipts 1890; stock 393.322.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
BUTTER y EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. , I3.-fP-Butter
higher; creamery extras AZ IL:
standards rs 10: extra firsts fgT
"a 10; firsts Ar i-2ni7: seconds a.
al L.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13
RENTALS
Apartments


FURNISHED apartments and duplex.
Phone 35l. VS.
FOR RENT: Furnished aoartment
suitable for couple without chill
dren. Gas and private bath. 1900
Adams, phone 274- h-l7i
FOR RENT: 5-room apartment. Va-
ter. lights. telephone. and garage.
$50. Az Lever. k-ls4
NEW APARTMENT Furnished or uu-
furnished: garage. Telephone Sts-J.
1885 M. Leyee. 1858
ROOMS and apartments. 70I st
Charles Tel 1917 nm
+-ROOM APARTMENT dlnIcv.
rar. XVII ravci street. r.n ta chUol
also rooms, at Nj. nr 6 doIIar- rrr
week. Clean ard sanitary. Phone
t-l ot raII tr Frt and Washing
ter. L-ls
NICELY furr .hrd a-rnan apartment.
U nrw house. h0t water TeIe-
phone ata-N L-5-
NEBRASKA APAFrMENIs fur
nishcd. avury convenience, frigidaire.
Ard raa ranges JefterFo- and Four
teeHtb Streets Pnune ll-% Wa
COMPLETELY FURNISHED two
room apartments. Eas. lights water
ard garage furnished only s22.50
ard $500. Country Club Tourist
park. K-i67.
Furnished Room
EUREKA HOTEL-Gas, hot and IA
water. close in. corner Ninth and
St Charles. Phone 760. k-2l2
FOR RENT-Well furnished sleep
ing room; twin beds, meals IL de-
sired; also housekeeping apartment.
close in. Phone lBg. LID
DELTA HOTEL. sos ~ Elizabeth
street, IN under new management
and an rooms have been renovated
md %remodcled- Rates $500 and $500
Ter week. Tub and shower baths. hot
md cold. Phone SCI k-s9
NICE CLEAN ROOMS, close II
l043 Il. Charles, Phone 92s-J- Kiss
FOR RENT: Comfortable bedroom
in modern home To one or two gen
tIemcn. Garage liz desired. Phone
tf5-W. k-11f
TWO MODERN light housekeeping
rooms, private bath. hot and cold
water, gas. and garage. Phone 4s2.
lisa.
Rooms and Board
SPECIAL RATES an room and board.
Althca Tea Garden. $40 Elizabeth St.
Phone 25s. LIS
Houses
FOR RENT-0ne stucco five-room
cottage; modern eonveniences. chick
house and garage. 2 i-2 miles
out on highway. If interested phone
~. LA.
FURNISHED COTTAGES near san
Bcnito ~ Harrington. gEs and cleo
tririty, free water. private baths;
reasonable rents. week or month.
Phillips, San Benito. Lie
an II .-I
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DALLAS. Dec. l3.-Pl-Spot cot
ton 1905; Houston 1870; Galveston
1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-13

FOR SALE-The Miller grove 81 ten
acres five miles west of Harlingen
fronting on railroad and highway.
Citrus trees three years old and in
splendid condition. This must Be
sold 50 look il over and submit Of
fer to A. y. Threadgill, 500 Milan
Bldg, phone Crockett 1879, San An
tonic, Tex. Ls6.