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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Mission Masons
Elect Officers

MISSION. June 20.-The Masonic
lodge elected officers Monday even
ing, as follows: Perm Congdon. WI.
NJ: Hill Cooke. senior warden; Clark
Norton, junior warden; r. II. Lehman,
treasurer; q. II. Dohrn, secretary.
Olaf Anderson, tyler: Ted Pratt.
senior deacon; Walter S~coggins,
junior deacon; II. r. Cunningham and
Franklin Ewerts, stewards.
These officers will be installed
next Monday evening in the new Ma
sonic hall which has been completed
and which, according to plans now
nearing completion. will be dedicated
Friday evening, July s, with Judge
Fly OF San Antonio, az the chief
speaker. A committee appointed for
that purpose Is now working out the
details. and the general opinion pre-
walls that the dedication will be q
public one, in order that the general
public may have the opportunity 10
hear this great orator. who u known
10 be one of the best informed Ma
sons In the state OF Texas.
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HOUSTON ADDS
GAME TO Lead
Defeat Sports in Hard
Fought Battle; Cubs
Beat oanthers


The Houston Bluffs led the Texas
league BY eight and one-half games
Wednesday and with a favorable
schedule promised to have even a bet
ter lead before the end Of the first
half Of the season.
They gained another gave Tues
3 to 2, while Fort Worth was losing
TO Waco, 5 to 10, but had to show the
form of champions to turn aside a
brilliant ninth-inning attack which
the Louisiana men launched.
In the ninth with the score three
to n against them, the Sports
started a pyrotechnic display that
for a time threatened to sweep them
into the lead. Dilduff singled, Sears
doubled, Wilson walked, and on Cox's
drive to left that was snarled by Peel,
kilduff scored. Carleton was rushed
into the fray and famed holman and
made Deviveros ground out to short
stop.
A powerful ninth-inning rally that
netted six runs and sent two star
Panther pitchers TO the showers en-
abled the Cubs to defeat Fort Worth
in the first game Of the series. Fort
Worth got the first runs Of the con-
tests in the first inning and by the
fourth had n Z to l lead, but the
devastating attack of the Cubs when
II was started wiped out this small
advantage with little delay.
Wichita Falls outhit San Antonio
fifteen to ten. and won, z to s.. Ben
ton, Turgeon and lamp were the big
guns Of their attack as they gath
cred seven timely hits.
The Dallas Steers were in hitting
mood and defeated Beaumont, Is 10 8,
gathering fifteen safeties and ham,
mering three hurlers while turning
the trick.
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Walker Confident
Of Winning Fight

CHICAGO. June 20.-lPJ-"TH stop
Hudkins within six rounds"
II am confident Of defeating Walk
er and winning the middeweight
title"
That's the way Mickey Walker,
worlds middleweight boxing cham
pion, and Ace Hudkins, Nebraska
wildcat challenger. sized up each 9TH
er as they tapered off training today
for their title contest ut Comiskey
field tomorrow night. Both boxers
wound up the strenuous part Of their
training yesterday.
Walker has been guaranteed $751;
600 with a privilege Of ~ IL percent
Of the net receipts. Hudkins has
been guaranteed $4,000 with a priv
ilege " % - per cent. Promoter
Mullen is planning to handle n
100000 gate. the largest in the his
tory Of the middleweight division.
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Teller's Friends
Withdraw His Name

RAfMONDVILLE, June aN.-The
announcement Of Raymond Teller FOR
sheriff Of Willacy county, which was
made last Saturday BY a number Of
MS friends, has been withdrawn. ac-
eording to L. o. Robbins. chairman
Of the democratic executive commit
tee.
Teller's announcement was filed
without his knowledge or consent, and
this Is the reason Of the withdrawal.
Mr.. Robbins says.
Raymond Teller was formerly
sheriff OF Willacy county, and gained
much notoriety throughout the state
on account OF his prosecution in fed
ersl court on a reonare charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Continue Bible
Study Programs

Bible study hour at the Methodist
church will continue with its extern
sive program Thursday evening. with
the following subjects which carry
out the historical program COM
menced last week.
Miss Dema Shank will take the IA
nous judges Of Israel and Judea and
trace their entire history. Mrs. W. A.
Crawford will speak on the contribu-
tons of Palestine TO the world Of
civilization, and Mrs. Henrietta Sigaor
the exploration and excavation of
Palestine. The famous generals will
be tho subject for A. r. Leinweber.
Rev. Crow will give a brief on the
gospel of Mark.
A special musical program has been
arranged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
MATCHPLAYN
GOLF TOURNEY
Wind Proves Handicap
In the Qualifying
Rounds Tuesday

DALLAS. Texas. June 2O.-P-
Match play begins today in the
Southern Golf association tourna-
ment ut Brook Hollow Country club
with 81 Of the brightest golf stars Of
the south battling for the Adair cur
and the amateur links championship
Of Dixie.
The 30 won the rigt u enter the
championship play hy fighting
through yesterdays qualifying
round which was featured by ex-
tremely windy weather and resultant
high scores In most eases. All hoped
for a cessation in the wind which
played havoc with games OF nearly
FL the zoo golfers attempting TO
qualify.
Match play also begins today IN
the second and third flights. and fl
mails In all flights will be held Satur-
day. In the first and second flights
play will be over So holes and a
the third over rs.
K. L. Robertson Of Lakewood
Country club. alias, captured med
aiist honors with a 70. and was IA
vored by many 70 win the cham
pionship despite the competition fac
ING him from southern and Texas
champions Of other year who also
gpt into the first flight.
Among former ~titleholders expec.-
ed 20 give Robertson stiff compete
non are &. L. Dexter. Jr.. Of Dallas,
X r. Spicer. Dr.. az Memphis. Tenn,
and Glenn Chrisman Of Selma, Ala.
winners Of the southern amateur
championship, and d. s. Carlton.
Houston, and George Aldridge, Dal-
Ia, state champions. Watts Gum.
the Atlanta star. who qualified with
y M, also ~ in the running.
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EXPECTCAMES
Will DECIDE
PENNANT RACE
intra- Sectional Series,
Now On, Believed to
Be Crucial Test of
Season
(By Associated Press.

n question where the next ma
lor league p~ennants will flap may
De answered when current intra-
sectional games end,
n New York Yankees have club
PED their way 70 a wide lead over
the field IN the American league.
Connie Mack's Athletics are not Vet
ready to be counted out Of the race.
out will see the handwriting on the
wall unless they win decisivclv IN
their series with the worlds cham
pions here Wednesday. Thursday
week.
II the st. Louis Cardinals retain
their present three-game advantage
during the cut-throat competition in
lhe vest then they must be consid-
sreo ocds-on favorites "a repeat
lneir triumph OF 1925.
n Cardinals made It two out OF
three from the second place Reds
az Cincinnati Tuesday, 8 TO 4. Pete
Donohue and his two successors
were battered severely while "Old
fete Alexander was chalking up his
second victory Of the short series.
Alex failed 10 20 the route but he
lett Wee Willie Sherdel with a lead
70 work on in the seventh when the
Reds rallied for three runs. Jim
Bottomley hit his fifteenth homer
OF the year and took the league lead
IN that department.
Dazzy Vance pitched just two
balls at Philadelphia and BROOKLYN
went down TO defeat, IL To 10. Aft
err Jim Elliott had knocked CUT a
nome run in the first half Of the
ninth and given the Robins a one
run lead, the Pills put two men on
the paths in their half. Vance then
was summoned 70 relieve Elliott. He
pitched one wide one. The next
M was To the liking Of Walter Le-
rian and the ensuing triple down the
third base line scored the tying and
winning runs. Elliott was charged
with n defeat because he had nut
the runners on base. Rain halted
what was to have been the second
game Of a double-header with the
Pills leading 4 to / at the end of
the third.
In the American league, Washing
ton and Boston split even in two
games, the Red Sox taking the first.
? 10 4, on Russell's effective pitch
ing but bowling TO the Senators in
the second. is Il Z. Washington
eoiIected 20 hits in the nightcap.
franz O'Rourke, third haseman
OF the 81. Louis Browns. was struck
on the head by a pitched ball in the
Browns battle with Detroit but es-
capped serious injury by taking the
ball on his appraised hand. A hos
pital examination revealed he had
suffered nothing more serious than
q bruised thumb. The game itself
went Only four innings. rain forcing
postponcmert with the Tigers lead
ing, 3 % /.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Edinburg Band Is
Ride Special
(Special to The HeraIdl

EDINBURG. June 20.-Arrange-
ments TO c a special train to
carry the Edinburg concert band as
far as Skidmore on the trip to TIA
democratic national convention to be
held in Houston. June 26, have been
completed, L. W. Brannon, Southern
Pacific agent here, anounced Tues
day.
The special will connect with a
regular day train At Skidmore and
the remainder OF the journey will be
made on the regular train.
The special is 10 leave here at
1:l5 O'Clock Monday morning. June
p. The band will arrive in Hous-
ton at $3.50 o'clock that evening in
time to make preparations for their
first concert the next day.
The band is to remain in Hous-
ton for three or four days, playing
concerts as representative Of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Report Peasant
Leader Killed

VIENNA, June 20.-fPl-Dispatches
from Belgrade report that Munisa
Ratchitch shot and killed Paul
Raditch, nephew of Stefan Raditch.
the peasant leader. in the Skuptchina
this morning.
AT the same time the slayer. dcs-
eribed as a government supporter,
wounded two other members OF par
Lament. He was handed over TO 20
lice.
Telephone communication between
Belgrade and abroad has been inter
rupted.
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HOW LEADERS
ARE STANDING

(By The Associated Pressl
INCLUDING Games Of June la)
National
Batting-HornSby, Braves. AIS.
Runs-Bottomley, Cards, 81.
Runs batted in-Bissonette. Rob-
ins. 81.
Hits-Douthit. Cards, 101.
Doubles-Douthit, Cards, 10.
Triples-Walker, Reds. s.
Homers-Bottomley, Cards. rs.
Stolen bases-Frisch, Cards. IS.
Pitching-Benton, Giants, won II,
lost ?.
American
Batting-Goslin. Senators. .429.
Runs-Ruth, Yanks. IS.
Runs batted in-Ruth, Yanks. so.
Hits-Manush. Browns, 81.
Doubles-Manush. Browns. 20.
Triples-Lazzeri Yanks; Rice, SEN
s.
Homers-Ruth. Yanks, 2s.
Stolen bases-Sweeney. Tigers. 10.
Pitching-Hoyt, Yanks, won o,
lost L..
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81 MMARY

The harometric press re continued
moderately low throughout the great
Northwest. and relatively high APP
parently yer the southern waters
off the Florida coast since last re-
FORT. Light TO moderate rains con-
tinued also practically throughout
the northern half Of the United
States. while heavy rd:ns occurred in
Mississouri. Temperature changes
have been unimporSant since last
report.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Girl Reserve to
Hold Water Meet
Lsgeeial to The Herald

MISSION. June 20.-OP-The Girl
Reserves of this city will stage "a
swimming meet ut the Crystal Wa
tiers swimming pool mere at ( o'clock
Friday afternoon, according 10 the
organizations president. Mss Mel
rose Stops.
Invitations to all Valley groups
have been extended and an e..ry
list Of $50 Girl Reserves II expect
ed.
Following the meet . dance IS TO
70 be given and all holding tickets
TO the water carnival all be entitled
TO a free swim in the pool and q
nights entertainment of dancing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
Central Legion Group
Is to E Recognized

a reorganization meeting Of the
central committee of the American
legion is to be held Thursday night
At . o'clock at the Harrington city
hall, 1t has been announced BY Henry
SHELTON. Jr.
The meeting has been called to fill
positions on the committee caused BY
members leaving the Valley and vari-
Gus other reasons.
The committee is composed Of two
members from each Valley post. max
ing IN al g Representatives from the
IL posts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
By ALAN J. GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK.-R)-The Indian Il
on the Olympic warpath again after
an interval Of Is years.
Fait Chief Elkins, Nebraskan
Of aborigine blood. seems slated to
pick up the %conquering implements
in a~ll-nround athletic competition
where his redskin predecessor. jim
Thorpe Of Carlisle, left off in 1912.
Thorpe, perhaps the greatest all
around athlete ever developed, won
the Olympic pcntathlon and death
Ion Championships in the 1912
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-20
lFIREMEN RETURN

RAYMONDvILLE, June 20.-Charles
Taylor. assistant fire chief of the
Raymondville fire department, Henry
Wright, captain of the hose team,
and Lacy ~Reasonover. who wen from
Raymondville to Denton 10 attend the
State Firemen's convention as dele
gates from the local fire department.
have returned and report having had
an excellent time.
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TO A L CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. June 16.-(P-
Secretary kellogg indicated today
that early next week he would set
the date for the Pan-American con
ference for Cancellation and arbitra-
tion which was proposed az the re-
cent Pan-American congress at Ha-
vana.
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POULTRY MEN TO MEET

MERCEDES, June Ca local
poultry exchange il to be organized
az a meeting to be held here Thurs
day evening Of this week. in the
auditorium Of the new city hall.
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ALL-AROUND CHAMPIONS

NEW YORK.-CPy-OIympic all
around champions. pentathlon and
decathlon, and their marks:
Pentathlon
Year. Winner. Country, Points.
l906-Mellander. Sweden, "a.
19i2-Bie, Norway, I6f
l920-Lehtonen, Finland, ia.
ls24-Lehtonen. Finland. l6.
(Not on 1923 program)
Decafhlon
1912-Wieslder, Sweden 7724.495f.
1920-Lovland. Norway. 6SO.35.
l924-Osborn. Y. s., 77lO.775'
Olympic and worlds record.
lWieslander's performance in 1912
under old scoring system.)
THE American. Jim Thorpe. won
both the pentsthlon and decathlon in
the 1912 games in record breaking
fashion but forfeited his honors aft
erward when found guilty of pro-
fes~sionalism.
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First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest temRera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at s a. m; fourth. rainfall past %
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1neOlympic

Following in the footsteps Of Jim Thorpe. another Indian who wore
a standup collar. Fit Chief Elkins is ready to show athletes in
other countries how certain track and field stunts should be per-
formed. Thorpe a a sensation at the 1912 Olympics. winning the
pentathlon and decathlon. Elkins holds the national decathlon title.
He studies at the University OF Nebraska.
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TEXAS


Tuesdays Results
Houston 8; Shreveport ..
Waco 10; Fort Worth 5.
Wichita Falls 2; San Antonio 8.
Dallas Is; Beaumont Q.
Wednesdays Results
Shreveport nc Houston.
Dallas at Beaumont.
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Boston ST; Washington 1-is.
Detroit >, St. Louis l.. called. rain,
in fourth.
Cleveland Chicago. rain.
Philadelphia-New York, rain.
Wednesdays Results
Detroit at 81. Louis two games.
chicago al Cleveland.
Philadelphia nj New York.
R0Sfon ~ Waukf
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Tuesdays Results

st. Louis 2; Cincinnati 4.
Philadelphia II; Brooklyn 10.
Boston-New York. rain.
Wednesdays Results
st. Louis M Chicago.
Cincinnati NJ Pittsburgh.
broOklyn AT PhiladtInhin.
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ASKS DIVORCE AT 81
G~LASGOW.-Dayid Eonalds. aged
81. has sued his wife for divorce. She
IN "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-01
The Home Kitchen
BY Jeanette Young Norton

toast on a hot dish and serve i'm
modiately.
Cheese Scramble.
Bea; six eggs lightly and add 10
them a little salt. pepper. a salt
spoonful Of sugar. and a half cup
ful OF light cream When mixed add
a half cupful Of grated American
cheese. Melt a small lump OF butter
In a small frying pan and when hot
turn in the scramble. Stir and beat
with n silver fork until IL is light
and firm. then turn onto u not dish
garnishing with toast sippets and
slices of delicately broiled bacon.
Egg a In Goldenr0d.
Boil eight eggs hard. chill. shell.
remove the yolks and add the whites
to two cupfuls OF rich cream sauce,
cutting them into strips. When hot
turn over toast slices and put the
yolks through a ricer over the top.
GarnIsh with parsley and thinly
broiled sliced ham. The ham Is cut
from cold-boiled ham and IL should
be cut thin so hat IL friZZles.
Crab In Golden Pond.
This is a famous Chinese egg dish.
Take a pound and a half Of crab
meat. remove all fine shell. Break
sever eggs into a bowl and add TO
them an equal quantity OF cold wa
ter, beat well. Add salt and pepper.
Turn into a baking dish. spread the
crabmeat on top and steam for
twenty minutes. Serve garnished
with parsley and little spconfuls Of
finely minced cold boiled ham. Keep
water under the steamer boiling con-
stantly and spread a thin piece of
cloth under the cover SC that the
steam does not drop onto the cook
ing eggs.
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Swiss cheese Is not as rich as dairy
cheese. so a small amount of butter
may be used with il. In cottage
cheese. butter and cream both may
be used in proportions called for in
the recipes.
Golden Buck.
Crate a quarter pound OF the soft
cheese and put Ii in the saucepan
with a tablespoonful Of butter, and
two tablespoonfuls Of near beer. or
ginger ale. Stir until IL is the con-
sistency OF cream. Next add two
well beaten eyes. a half tcaspoonful
OF Worcestershire sauce. salt. pepper
and a half teaspoonful OF lemon juice.
Stir until the mixture thickens then
pour IL over slices of crustless toast
arranged on a hot platter. Garnish
with parsley and serve at once.
English Monkey.
Soak "A cupful Of bread crumbs in
a cupful Of milk for fifteen minutes.
Melt two rounded tablespoonfuls OF
butter in a saucepan. add a half cup
full OF rich cheese, crumbled. and stir
until melted. Then add the bread
crumbs. pepper. salt. and as soon as
II Is hot add a beaten egg. Cook for
two or three minutes. then turn onto
toasted crackers on a hot dish. dust
with a little paprika and serve.
Rictum-Ditty
Melt two tablesp0onfuls OF hutter
IN a saucepan. add "A small can Of
tomatoes. half a grated onion. a sec
ton or chopped green pepper, a half
teaspoonful OF salt. A little red pep
per and a level -teaspoonful OF sugar.
Stir until hot, then add two beaten
eggs and cook gently until creamy,
stirring we'll from the bottom OF the
pan. Turn over slices Of crustless
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The Stars Say
For Sunday, Dec. 2.
By CENEVIENE KEMBLE.

~UNDAY'S horoscope holds pros
"a poets OF favor and benefits for
~ and through ecclesiastical mat
tiers and clerymen and those in
authority and inclines the emotional
nature to mystical expression either
in devotion. music or poetry OF a
high or inspirational order. Benefits
from elderly persons and Institutions
are shown; and labor. industry and
fidelity should be rewarded sub
stantially. Small misadventures are
possible.
Those whose birthday II is are
promised n year OF many benefits.
with substantial returns for hard
labor. diligence and steadfastness as
well as for laudable ambitions. which
are promised fruition despite some
small anxieties. A child born on this
day may AVE many excellent traits
insurins it, popularity and sub
stantial advancement and position,
earned by application. d~ependability
and ambition.
Religion croirns the statesman
and the man, sole source of public
and private peace.-Young.
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For Monday, Dec. 3.

wi SHOWS many Sfosiii ' stu stu
A alters. with much planetary
assistance TO growth. expansion and
fulfilled ambitions. At the same
time there is seen the Of
subtlety. fraud or misrepresentation
as we'll rs SANDER and Implicitly. I'M
less extreme wariness be exercised
10 forefend these. An alert mind
may prevent these sinister operations
from being effective.
Those whose birthday Il Is are on
the eve OF a splendid year Of growth.
increase OF wealth. power and pres
tige. with the goal in sight for high
aims. but there must be extreme pre-
caution against fraud. duplicity and
SANDER. \ child born on this day
may be versatile. ingenious and
original and independent in thought,
as well as ambitious and progressive,
but II may defeat its record by
furtive or unprincipled measures un-
less X be well trained in infancy.
by a dirine instinct me misfrusf
ensuing danger.-Shakespeare.
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AfIONS appeal to me for
N permission to drive with
~ Ronald to see the sunrise
on the ocean brought 10 a decision
a debate which had been going on in
my mind eve since Mary had sug-
gested the trip.
Shall ] interfere?" I had asked
myself. knowing that I must no;
waSen Lillian. and that I stood in
her place. Would she have assented
10 the plan IL she had been the re-
cipicnt OF Marion's appeal instead Of
me2
There was one thing certain. She
would not question my Cecision. no
matter what her own might have
been, and both my heart and my
brain urged me To give assent to the
plan. The drive down to the beach
would be a short and perfectly safe
one, Ronald was as clean-cut. and as
chivalrous "A youth as one would
wish TO see-I hoped my own boy
would grow up into the same sort Of
chap-and Marion. who never before
had been thrown into association
with any boy. was entltled-I told
myself-to this first heady draught
OF masculine admiration which Is
every young girls birthright, but
which too many Of them never re-
ceive.
So I stifled the lingering fear that
Lillian might secretly disapprove my
plan, and spoke cordially:
"Of course you may go. dear. but
you must wear your heavy coat"
Marion's thanks and her promise
to wrap up were drowned by
Ronald's exuberant expressions OF
gratitude. He was like q small boy
receiving q coveted toy. I thought
indulgently as he seized my hands
and began TO thank me extrava-
gantiy.
"I1l take ever so good care OF her.
Mrs. Graham" he said, and I smiled
indulgently at him as I imagine
women of all ages will do all hrs life.
I'm sure you will. Ronald" / told
him. but all you young people must
20 10 bed at once or you'll never be
able 10 awaken In the morning"
I'm asleep now" Carolyn de-
clared. rubbing her brown eyes and
another minute saw her. with
Marion. on their way to the room