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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

doesn't seem reasonable or logical.
Whatever Dad had was yours. he
has told you that. Right now he is
facing a financial crisis, but mean
while there II enough for everything
you want. Later, he will be sue
cessful; there will be plenty of
money. 1t Is yours for the asking.
Why steal from him? !"
Bob shuffied his feet awkwardiy.
Somehow, there was no sense Of
triumph here. Instead Of feeling
heroic, his sensations were those of
the small boy caught in the act Of
meanings.
81 want your father to appreciate
what I went through"
Don't you think he does?
"Noi He couldn't. Ali his lifeN he
has been sheltered and protected.
Little business cares-perhaps-but
nothing real and stark"
"What good does that do you."
Satisfaction" Bob was trying
futilely to lash himself into a fury.
He only succeeded in feeling con-
temptible.
1T win satisfy you to ruin him"
les.
"Very we'll" She a rose and start
ed from the room. "If that Is the
way you feel about It. I won't argue
with you. / won't discuss details. I
won't talk about myself-or about
what this means TO him, or the
CHASTITY needlessness of IL all. ! take
il for granted that you have been
well advised and that the bonds are
safely hidden And as for you. Bob
i hope you'll get all the happiness
from this that you expect. For your
sake ] hope it-but / don't believe
you will"
She paused briefly in the door
way. Terry rose and started across
the room.
Lois! You don't understand"
rs my understanding essential?
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Program for Sunday, Jan. s

9:3O-Sunday school.
1D:50-Morning worship service.
The program follows: Organ Prelude,
"Air From Rinaldo" (Handel)-Mrs.
Snow. organist; Hymn. "Come Thou
Almighty King" ~ Congregation;
Apostles Greed and morning prayer;
Lesson from the Old Testament; The
Gloria Fatri-Choir and congrega-
fion; New Testament Lesson, An
nouncements and offering; Offer
tory, Spring Song" (Mendelssohn);
Vocal solo, ~ Come 20 Thee Graft
Miss Ethel Hunt; Scrmvn, Gods
Call 70 Higher Living by the pas
tor; Hymn, "My Soul be on Thy
Guard'-Congregation; Reception Of
Members; D~oxology; Benediction;
Pogtlude (Weber).
6:30-The Epworth Leagues meet.
T.5O-krening praise and preach
Ing service. Mrs. Snow viii offer as
a prelude "Andante" from "Orfeo"
(Gluckl; as an offertcry, "Minuet"
IN &C" lBeethoven): and rs a post
iudc, "Credo" (from Haydn's
"AiassH). Mrs. r. ID. Sutherland will
sirr "a Wandering Sheep (Bonar),
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

The barometric pressure has risen
over the western states and the
Canadian Northwest and remained
practically stationary over the
southeastern states. while relatively
low pressure prevailed over the up
per Great Lakes this morning. AS a
result the weather has continued
mostly cloudy throughout the coun-
try since last report, while precipi-
tation occurred in portions OF Texas
and Louisiana. Temperatures con-
tinued to rise practically through
out the United States, however. 1t
was somewhat colder in the far
Canadian Northwest this morning
but with readings still above The
seasonal average.
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SACRED HEART CHURCH
October to JulYl

Sundays:
1900 a. m, Holy Communion Mass.
9:l5 a. m, Sunday school and Bible
study.
1000 a. m, High mass and sermon.
1880 p. m, Nespers and Holy Ros-
AIRY.
$500 p. m, Sermon and Benedic-
tion.
Weekdays: Mass and Holy Com
munion every mornig at Z O'Clock.
First Sunday; Meeting OF the
Children Of Mary.
Second Sunday: Meeting OF the
Holy Name Society.
First Monday; Meeting OF the Al
tar Society.
First Friday: Sacred Heart devo-
tons.
FATHER JEAN B. FRIGoN, o. N. J..
Pastor.
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Yacht Club Home
Being Succeed

POINT ISABEL. Jan. Work Of
stuccoing the walls or the Point
Isabel Yacht club house is proceed
ing. When completed this will be the
farthest south yacht club in the
United States.
Plans are being drawn for modern
equipment on the yacht club wharf
on the yacht basin. Dredging of the
basin has been completed and a pile
wharf will be fitted for delivering
gasoline, water and oil to yachts
alongside
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

IIE~I TAE.b1 IEhfAN NHLhIH
Hours Of worship-ll:00 a. N. and
1880 .. ~. The Lords Supper will
te observed AZ the morning hour
with q brief message by the pastor.
New members Will be received. Sub
ject for the evening sermon viii be
IAN Ideal That Satisfies" Special
music at each service with Mrs. A. b.
Niyens at the organ.
s:45 O. ~. Sunday school, Cleye
Tandy, supt-
Monday. $3.50 p. m. the woman's
auxiliary meetings as fol-
lows: Circles number one and three
will meet al the church. Circle
number two will meet with Miss
Florence Bell.
Emmett p. Day, pastor.
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Democrats to Meet
In Willacy County
Especial to The Herald)

RAYMONDVILLE, Jan. Davis
T. Decker. chairman of the demo-
cratic executive committee Of Willacy
county, has called a meeting OF the
committee for Saturday afternoon nj
2 CLOCK. at which time a test for can
didates viii be prescribed. and the
matter Of providing expenses for the
campaign will be considered.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
(Fpisconan

Holy Communion, 1880 a. m.
Church school and Bible class,
$3.50 a. m.
Morning prayer and m IL
I. m.
Evening prayer and sermon. 1880
p. m.
Holy Communion on Saints Day
1880 n. m, and on first Sunday OF
each month IL a. m.
r. o. Macintosh, Rector.
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Medical Discovery
10 any one who Is
in need Of a good
tonic. | take it in
the fall to fortify
myself against colds
and grippe. / also
take it in tie spring
and find it Of great
benefit. In the win
ter of 1919 | had O
severe attack of in
huenza which left
me in bad condition
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services in the junior high schoo,
auditorium at $500 p. m. Business
meeting Immediately after services.
You are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent.
Fl. /. Wiederanders, pastor.
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Il did not want anything to eat,
could sleep but little and was very
nervous. / took two bottles Of the
Discovery and ii made me feel like
A new man.. B. Matthews. Gen'l
Del. All dealers. Send 10c to DIR.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n.
Y, il YOU wish a trial package Of
tablets, and write for free advice.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Elizabeth and Stillman streets.
Sunday serviees-ii a. m.
Sunday school-9:50 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting, {
m.
The public is cordially invited.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday school v at 800
a. m. with Sherwood Bishop and Viii
liam Nelton superintendent.
Following q brief message by the
minister, the election of officers for
the year will be next in order.
This vas announced to take place
last Wednesday evening but on ac-
count Of bad weather was put off
until Sunday, Jan. sth. We urge a
full attendance Of all members OF
the congregation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-01-07

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest yester-
day. third, wind velocity at s a. m;
fourth. rainfall past "a hours,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING

Regular meeting Of the Wesleyan
Fishermen. young mems Sunday
school class, meeting under the aug
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pices Of the Methodist church, will
be held at the Dittman theatre Sun
day morning beginning at 9:45
o'clock. G. A. Saddler will teach the
class as usual.
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How to Recover Lost Strength

Abilene, Texas.-"I can heartily
recommend DR.. Pierce's Golden
Evening star., 1928-06-05
Wall Street Briefs

SALES OF COPPER ABROAD
Sales of copper on foreign account were
largest on record. reaching 205, ,000, 900
to 2l0.000.000 pounds. Sales for April
were 125.000,000 pounds Domestic
sales for May are estimated at 100000
900 pounds making the months total
between 4i5,000, 900 and 100000, 900
pounds, greatest in the history of the
industry.
REAL SILK HOSIERY.--Real Silk
Hosiery reports net income of SEAS. 1913
for-six months ended March 81 After
writing off $358,861 for obsolete ma
chinery and changes in operations there
was a dificit of $ll3.663 This COM
pares with profit of s547.lS7 before
Federal taxes in the previous CORE
spending period.
CITY SAVINGS BANK, BUDA-
PEST. Offering of 10000 American
shares OF tae City Savings Bank, Ltd
of Budapest will be made in the near
future, representing 10000 full-paid
and worcestershire shares of the par
value OF so pengo each. The STOCK Is
TO be deposited with the National City
Bank of New York as depository or its
Hungarian agent.
FLORSHEIM SHOE Co.-The Flors-
helm Shoe Co. reports net earnings OF
$i,li6,662 for six months ended April
80 after all charges and taxes.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
RALL|ESFOLLOW
SELLING IN STOCKS
Market Makes Brave Show of
Resistance to UnfavorahIe
Credit Conditions.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

| Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
NEW YORK. June 5.--The stock mar
ket made brave show of resistance
TO the unfavorable credit conditions
with which it was faced today. The
opening was lower. although not more
so than might have been expected
There followed a period of fresh liquida-
ton and then a rally set In which car
ried prices back to approximately the
preceding close.
Money renewed at 6I2 per cent, the
first time the renewal rate has been SO
high since June 9, 1921. At this fig
ure. however, the supply was reported
equal to the demand. 1t would be sur
priSing If SO attractive rate did not
bring in bank funds.
Reserve Board Warning.
OF course the So-called warning of
the Federal Reserve Board was the topic
Of animated debate The view taken
by active traders depended largly on
the way the market was going at the
moment. It was evident, nevertheless,
that the outside spectators had not
been seriously disturbed.
This was shown in the relatively
small selling orders at the opening and
in the fact that the volume in the
first hour when the market was going
down. was much below that the same
time on the preceding day, when the
list was advancing. 1t was also fair
deduction, from the fact that the de-
mand was still for the highly specula-
tive favorites. Stocks of sound invest
ment rating, which had not been ex-
ceSsively bid up. were the ones which
Sagged the easiest.
Radios Range Wider.
As far as the movement of individual
stocks went the range was widest in
Radio. in international Nickel and in
the airplane stocks. with others. Radio,
which broke Is points yesterday, closing
at 1877. dropped to 1894 today, but be-
fore noon was back 10 200. General
Motors was closely watched for line
on the trend 1t had lost over points
the day before and the decline was ex-
tended in the early dealings today, but
it, too, recovered subsequently.
More or less the general list followed
the leaders Railroad stocks were rela-
lively neglected New York Central was
under pressure for time and Atchison
and Atlantic Coast sold off, but most
of the attention was given to the in
dustrials. An interesting incident was
the new low for Western Union made
early in the session, and the sharp re-
ccyery that followed.
The recovery was carried further IN
the afternoon and yet the buying did
not appear particularly confident. Radio
got up to 204Ia, more than IL points
above the forenoon low. Case Threshing
Machine also rebounded sharply. Allied
Chemical sold within fraction Of its
record high.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Barber a. Ross. Inc. 6iss..... g5A 30
Chestnut Farms Dairy 6lzs.... 1857 ..,4
Chevy Chase Club 5aas......... lola .a.t
D. =. Paper Mfg 6s .. % 81
Pot Joint Stock Id Bk. SIS. j. !. 100 ....
wash. Market Cold Storage 5s g6 az,
Wash Cons. Title 6s........., 100 l02
Wardman Park Hotel 5,aS....,. 90 100
Evening star., 1928-06-05
COTTON SELLSOFF
AFTER EARLY CLIMB
Further Rains in South and Firm
Cables Factors in the Early
Buying.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-The cot
ton market opened steady today at an
advance of to 16 points on covering
or rebuying by sellers of late yesterday,
who were evidently influenced by re-
ports of further rains in the South and
firm Liverpool cables.
The market met good deal OF realiz-
Ing at 2l.24 for october, however. and
prices sagged off after the call. COM
bined with local and Wall Street selling.
which was considered a reflection of
stock market conditions. october had
worked down to 81 90 by the end of the
first hour and active months generally
were selling within or points of
yesterdays closing quotations.
Private cables reported continental
and American buying on adverse
weather conditions from the South.
Prospects for clearing and warmer
weather in the Southwest were factor
on the decline which carried prices off
to 2494 for October toward noon. A
private crop report placing the increase
i'll acreage at 81 per cent, the end-May
condition at 688 per cent and the in
dicated crop depending on future con-
ditions at 14,500.000 bales may have
been contributing factor. The volume
of business tapered off on the decline
and the market was quiet at midday,
with active months about Z to Is points
net lower.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
RAINS IN NORTHWEST
SEND WHEAT DOWN
General Selling Attends Failure of
Liverpool to Follow American
Advances Also.
by the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Rains in the Ca
madam Northwest gave wheat values a
decided setback early today. General
selling took place, accentuated by fail
ure of the Liverpool market to follow
advances which took place yesterday on
this side of the Atlantic. Chicago
prices for wheat, after opening i to ola
off. underwent a material further drop.
Corn and oats were easier. with corn
starting at "a decline to n advance
and later showing general sag. Pro-
visions held about steady.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
LHIarFIIAhEflIIA.
RUBBER DECLINES.

NEW YORK, June Especially ~.
Crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets,
declined l4c at today's noon quotation
Of isl4c, This compares with 1910
. month ago and 40ac q year ago.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
AFTER CAL
Bid and Asked

Capital Traction 5s--sl 900 at 1032..
Money-CalI loans. and per cent.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, June S Gp).-Bar silver.
SOFA: Mexican dollars, 463s.
Evening star., 1928-06-05
Washington Stock Exchange

SALES.
Capital Traction 5s-s2 900 at I03ss.
Potomac Electric 1st 5s-S5. 900 at 1907
Potomac Eiec. Cons. 5s-s6.0 600 at I03s4.
Washington Gas IS "B"-$100 at 105Ia.
Washington Rwy. e. Elec. 4s-$5, 600 at
93i2.
Capital Traction Colo at 109A.
Potomac Elec. 81 pfd.--5 at IilA. 20
at lliA, 30 at iiiL.
Potomac Elec. 5l2To pfd.-20 at 107ss,
40 at i0Tss, 10 at 1o73s.
Washington Gas Light-10 at e5iz, ! at
!. 95r2, S at 95ia.
Washington Rwy. & Elec. pfd.--35 at
I004.
Merchants Bank e. Trust Coo at
1927, 10 at 154.
Lanston Monotype--i5 at 116.
National Mtge a. Inv. pfd.-I50 at 5A.
Woodward 81 Lothrop pfd.-i5 at liz, 5
at liz.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-sl 900 at 103sa.
Money-Call loans. and per cent.
Bid and Asked Prices.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
JUNIOR VARSITY FINALLY BEATEN
Hlgh School Reserves Lose FirN
 Game in Five Years

After five years of continual vic- tories the New Britain High Re serves were finally beaten Saturday when a strong New Haven second team ran wild against the locals and scored an easy 23-l0 victory. This defeat brought to . close the winning streak of the Reserves which had covered | period of i've years and included a winning streak of 25 straight victories.
 The Reserves team was started in 1894 by Kenneth Saunders and since hts departure from the school by graduation. the team has won con- stantly. Victories had been scored over the Hartford High seconds; South Manchester High seconds. Lewis High. Pennington High and other varsity and second teams.
 The first reserve team was cap tained by Johnny Gierochowski. lr 1925 Lefty" Huber was at the helm and last year Freddy zehrer led the wonder team. This years team is explained by Arnold Reckert.
 The greatest triumph scored by tho Reserves was 6S to s victory over the South Manchester High seconds. They score five successive victories over the Hartford High seconds. Most of the first string players since the start of the reserve team in 1924 got their start on the reserves.
 Some of the prominent high school players who made their debut with the reserves are: Darrow brothers, Gierochowski. Alex Zales- Ri. Saunders. Belser. Politis, 6cully. sowka, Beagle, McGrath and Zehrer.
 The New Haven team ran up an early lead over the locals and had no trouble stopipng the offensive at- tack of New Britain. Bellini and Davidson were the high point SCOT ers for tho winners while Ross and Recano led the local players in points.
 The summary;
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
First Period Goal Won by Gagged by Time l New Britain Boucher :47 ? New Britain Brown 16:20

First Fert00 Goal Won by Gagged by Time New Britain Boucher :47 ? New Britain Brown 16:2O
 Second Period 5 New Britain Alexander 1l:sc
 Third Period { Waterbury Davies 1:25 Rushes. Davies. 3: Alexander, 1: Stops Jetti. 52; Blount. 91: fouls, Donnelly. 2: Boucher, Brown. 2, referee, Lush.
 Play Here Tonight
 Waterbury appears here in a re- turn game tonight at the Stanley Arena and the Brass City players are anxious to atone for the victory of New Britain Saturday night. With Barney Doher,y pack in his position of halfback. the Shamrocks will make it a troublesome evening for New Britain.
 Davies and Harkins will be at the rushes with Donnelly in center. Doherty at halfback and Jctte in the goal for Waterbury. New Britain will have Alexander and Boucher on the rush line. Muirhead in center. Brown at halfback and Biount in goal.
 Preliminary Game
 The Dodge and Nash teams will battle in the preliminary in a game in the New Britain Automobile Roller Hockey league. The first game will start promptly at o'clock with the main contest being started at 9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
OPEN TOURNAMENTS
Competition Between Amateur and Professional Tennis Players is Virtually Approved.

Chicago. Feb. l3 UP)-Dcmand for open tournaments allowing com petition between amateur and ITO fessonal tennis players has met with the virtual approval of the United States Law Tennis Association.
 The association in meeting here passed d resolution which announced that any club desiring to hold an open tournament for both classes of ynrs first must secure consent of .e association. However, indica- ti1ns were that the sanction Of the association could be obtained with little difficulty.
 The resolution was construed as move for cuoser relationship between the professional and national tennis associations. Ii contained a clause urging the fostering and encourag- irg of the continuance and growth of the professional organization by the amateur association.
 William T Hilden II. ranking '. s. star. was active in passage of the Io solution.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13

Inability to cage baskets after completely outplaying its rivals on the floor cost the Corbin Screw team in the Girls Y. NJ. C. A. Industrial Basketball league a victory. Despite a strong comeback int the last stages of the game. the Screw Shop crew lost to Stanley Rule & Level girls by an s to 6 score in the preliminary to the All-New Britain game Satur- day.
 The teams were even in the first half. Stanley Rule scored two points on field goal by Anna Marley. but the Screw Shop team evened it up on two foul goals by Captain Mary Hudak. Incidentally these two foul tallies were the only foul points SCOT cd by Miss Hudak ip nine attempts. This department more than anything else. accounted for the Corbin teams failure to win. The other forward, Walicki had four chances to score points on fouls and she muffed every one of them.
 In the second half Paul broke q two to two tie with foul goal. Mar ley put her team ahead by three points when she scored one of her famous field goals from the side of the court. At the opening of the third quarter. Mary Jarnot found the basket for the first time in the game but she was fouled on the shot and the second of her chances was q potnt-getter. In the last few min utes of the game Smith and Hudak scored field goals in succession to put their team within two points of a tie.
 This defeat puts the Corbin Screw team out of the running for the girls title. The only teams which now have chance for first place
 .'a Landcrs. Stanley Rule, and F. X F. Corbin.
 Tho slln mary.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
TEAMS TO BATTLE IN DUSTY LEAGUE
Important Games on Regular
 Tuesday Night Schedule

Two top-notch team tu the \; NJ. c. A. Industrial League will have it out tomorrow night in . game which will decide whether or not teams in second. third and fourth place are to ba practicaliEt tied. If Fafnirs and Landers who sre now tied for third place can def&t Stan- ley Rule and Corbin Cabinet Lock, half game margin will eperats them from Stanley Works in second place.
 Stanley Works and P. < F. corbtn girls will mix in the girls same, tho curtain raiser of the nieht
 In the previous meeting between Landers and Corbin Cabinet one or the best games in the league vas played. Both teams were battling for top honors when they met. La1- ders came through for . victory h the last minute of the game. Co,. bin Cabinet has improved since that game and Landers has dropped ever, contest since then.
 Although every team in the lea eus has been having fairly easy time defeating Stanley Rule and Level, Fafnirs had to work to the end to get the necessary points for victory. Tho Bearing MakerA have been finding themselves in the last few games and have advanced from a. lowly second division place to posi- ton that makes them dangerous 10 the league leaderA
 P. & r. corbin-s Stanley Works atrls gasno will start at 7:10 o'clock tho Fafnir- Stanley Rule game will get under way at s:i5 o'clock; and Landers and Corbtn Cabinet Lock game will be called at 9:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-02-13
Advertise for Relatives
 of Famous Inventor

Providence, E. l.. Fob. 13 N'P)- In an effort to unearth information about the life of John Thorp, whose invention Of the spinning ring event ually reVolutioned the cotton indus try. cotton manufacturers adyorti.,ed t today in local newspapers.
 Textile men sought the data relat- i.g to the almost unknown inventor in connection with plans for the celebration of the Tooth anniversary of this invention. 10 be held here April 25 md c6.
 Through the newspaper avertisc- mnnts. the cotton manulacturcls g hoped 10 ret in touch with descend = ants Of the inventor.