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The Washington times., 1928-05-26
Motorcycles for Sale

Motorcycles for Sale
1928 HARLE Y-DAVIDSON.
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! Whichever kind of type you pre-.
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through Classified.
EK%
Stores for Rent
IDEAL CORNER for small
grocery, Ga. Ave. n. w. Store,
six rOrns and hath. only $3.50.
Select your new store through
the Classified Rental Columns.
Business Opportunities
CLEANING, pressing, tailoring
shop. Good location. long-estab-
lished business; will sacrifice for
quick sale. See Classified for
Personals
DETECTIVE-Private; advice
free: shadow work, open all
night You can locate many in
feresting services in Classified
under Personals.
The oboUe I0ants and offers
are only few of the many
interesting propositions you
sOiu find adUertised in tOday's
Times and Herald elassified
qAUertisinR sections.
The Washington times., 1928-05-26
BAPTIST

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
SHERIFF's SALE
The STATE OF TEXAS !
COUNTY OF CAMERON

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
by virtue Of certain Order of Sale
issued out of the honorable district
Sourt OF Cameron County, on the
Srd day Of February, 1928 by Jno. p.
Seaman, Clerk Of said Court, for
the sum of ~S2,S45.ss and S234.5y and
costs OF suit. under a Judgment. in
favor Of The Al Parker Securities
Company in Q certain cause in said
Court, No. 1853, and STYLED. The
Al Parker Securities Company vs..
J. 5. Matlock, ct al, placed in nv
hands for service, /, Mrs. Pinkie
Van, as Sheriff of Cameron County.
Texas, did on the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1888, levy on certain Real Es-
tate. situated in Cameron County,
Texas, described as follows, to-wit:
Being all Of Farm Block Number
Three, Black Bros. Subdivision in the
La Feria Grant in Cameron County,
Texas, rs e map and plat Of said
subdivision recorded in Vol. 2 on
page 81, Plat Records Of Cameron
County. Texas, containing 20.2 acres,
more or less, and levied upon as
the property of j. S. Matlock. II. O.
Wyland n Grace Z. Wyland and
that on the first Tuesday in March.
1928. the same being the 9Th day Of
said month, at the Court House door.
Of Cameron Couny. in the City Of
Brownsville, Texas. between the
hours Of 10 q m. and 4 .. m, by
virtue Of said levy and said order
Of sale ! will sell said above de-
scribed Real Estate at public vendue.
for cash to the highest bidder, rs
the property Of said defendants.
And in compliance with law, I give
this notice by publication, in the
English language, once q week for
three consecutive weeks immediately
preceding said day Of sale, in The
Brownsville Herald, n newspaper
published in Cameron County.
Witness my hand this 10th day Of
February, 1924.
Ms- Pinkie Van, Sheriff,
Cameron County, Texas.
BY = G. Bryson. Deputy.
f-1s-10-z7-St-265k
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27

yn-union bout on the Pa
past may be the more inter-
-Ag of the two but il will have
no bearing on the official program
unless Paolino eliminates the "black
menace" Only a decisive victory for
Paolino a upset TIE prospect that
Gene Tunney's June opponent, if
any, is to come from a survivor of
the Delaney-Heeney or Sharkey-
Risko fights.
Godfrey, however, cannot hope to
crowd into the championship pic
ture, no matter what he does to
Paolino OF any other contender. His
manager has said some d~isparaging
things about Tunney and the other
organization heavyweights. As a re-
suit, Godfrey's quest of a title
match is likely to be just as fruit
less as was that of Harry Wills.
1t has been anything but a salts
factory winter for the heavyweights
so far. Business has suffered from
too much elimination. including the
elimination Of Jack Dempsey. But
II the elimination Of the old Manassa
mauler is no more lasting than that
OF some of the other contenders
there is little reason to doubt the
possibility Of a third Dempsey-Tun-
ney fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
Meno TO Meet
Hudkins TODAY

BOSTON, Feb. 27.-LP-Al Mello
of Lowell, New England's outstand-
ing welterweight, will get his sec
ond chance at Ace Hudkins, Nebrss-
ka wildcat, here tonight.
Melio and Hudkins went over the
10 round route in New York City
last summer and the Lowell boy had
the Ace of the canvas although he
failed to keep him there, and lost
the decision.
Hudkins comes here fresh from
his sensational victory over Ser
geant Sammy Baker of Mitchell
Field. Long Island, and his workouts
has shown that the Baker fight took
away none of his scrappiness. He
IS a 1o-to-s favorite. The bout will
be ten rounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27

tilt TONIGHT
Fighters On Mercedes
Bill Ready For
Gong's Clang

MERCEDES. Feb. 27.-NothinF
short Of q downpour Of rain can
prevent the scheduled clash tonight
of Bobby Jackson. San Antonio mid
dIeweight. and Jack Revis, Valley
pride. AT Robinson. promoter, said
Monday morning.
Both men are on the scene. and
expressing confidence In their ahil-
ity 70 take all the other has 20
offer and deal cut an eren larger
amount Of punishment. Revis has
been i'm Mercedes for the past 10
days, working out In preparation
for the tilt Monday night. while
Jackson reached here Sunday and
promptly began 60 tell all and sundry
OF the fate OF his opponent In the
battle TO come.
All battlers on the card tapered off
on their training Sunday. and an
nounced that no work other than a
brisk walk would be INDUCED In
Monday
Dick Wymore, fresh from n pair
OF victories lin less than that many
weeks, was confident Of being able
10 more than hold his own with Kid
Saurez, the San Antonio puncher,
with whom he is supposed Co ex-
change nnpleasantries In an eight
round semi-windup.
Tommy Ewing. or Mercedes. and
Bobby Becker. Of Fort Brown. are
10 mingle IN another ei~ght-round
event.
A pair OF preliminary events. one
Of watch may be a battle royal. are
to open the show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
Methodist Young
People End Contest

The ARustlers," headed BY Miss
Lois Wilson, won in the attendance
and service contest staged last week
by h young people of the Meth
odist church. The contest closed
Sunday night with an attendance of
loS at the young peoples meeting.
The young people cf the church
were divided into two groups for the
contest, the "RustIers" winning with
several hundred thousand points to
their credit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
Cameron Grand
Jury Convenes

The Cameron county grand jury
reconvened Monday morning to in
yestigate several criminal cases in
two Of which arrests have been made
sine the jury recessed on February 81
1t is understood the jury will COM
plete this work Monday or Tuesday
and recess until April Q. unless asain
called to by Judge H. Cum
ningham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
Mercedes Legion Call
Plans Being Prepared

MERCEDES. Feb. zT.-At the last
meeting Of the American Legion OF
this place the building committee
was instructed to draw up plans
for the erection Of . new Legion
home In Queen City Annex. On tho
lots donated BY Harry J. Lawson.
owner and promoter Of the annex
The building is 20 cost approx
mately $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
AT A

% INC deraid.)
FdAkR, Feb. 27.-H. p. Dalv and
Mss Louise Adams, daughter Of M.
a Mrs. p. o. Adams of Cameron
were married here Sunday night in
the study of Rev. Riddle, pastor of
the First Baptist church. Following
the ceremony the couple took the
train for Corpus Christi, where thew
VIII make their home. The bride
had been . teacher in the Edinburr
schools.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27

~1RITE AAO TELL
IS HOW T0O
Tx Qua
AaONIE DJE
ANSWER Al
KINDS Or
CUES TOO
MAIL fOJQ LETTER
TO GOCFEY MOVES
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27

S.x ca4..p at Shreve-
-, W., e they will be Joined
sch 8 by the full strength of the
club. There is not a holdout on the
roster. Manager Ray Schalk said.
The Cub outfielders and infielders
reached Owner wrigley's Magic
Isle yesterday. B~atterymen of the
Cubs have been working out there
nearly q fortnight, and most of the
pitchers nave expressed eagerness 70
get Q chance at the heavy hitters.
including the teams winter trade sc.
QUESTION. Hazen (Kiki) Cuyler.
BOSTON, Feb. 27.-tP-Pitcher
Charley Ruffing and Infieider Red
Holdings have been erased from the
Red Sox hcldout list at the Braden-
ton. Fla. spring training m They
nave sent word they will report We'd
Other arrivals augmented the
Braves squad ut st. Pe~tersburg.
Fla, and brought the playing roster
up to 50. Dick Burrus, first base.
nan-outfielder. said he had recov.
cred from the injury that kept him
out OF the game the last two months
OF the 1927 season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27
BAD COMBINATION

CHlCAGO--Mrs. Ella Robinson
told a court that her husband suf-
fered from a combination Of Bolshe-
vism and beer"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27


.-aute Hansen he decisioned in ten
rounds; Harry Wills was knocked
out in four; with Tom Heeney he
fought twice, the first time taking
a decision and the second encounter
resulting in a draw; he lost to Jack
Delaney on a foul in seven rounds
and lost to Johnny RisKo in ten
rounds.
For his fight tomorrow night Pao-
limo has been sharpening up his
slashing body attack. hoping to on
quer the massive Godfrey with jar
ring lefts and rights to the mid
section. He declared himself to be
in the pink of condition and ready
for anything Godfrey can offer.
Godfrey was pronounced bv his
handlers as being in excellent con-
dition. and il reported today as
weiHhing 235 pounds. about 40
pou0s heavier than Paolino.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-27

81 BAPTIZED IN RIVER
LIVERPOOL. - While thousands
looked on. 81 women were baptized
in the river Mersey.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
High Heels and Low Heels
ny MARY MARSHALL.

very high and decidedly Slender-for city
street wear they are almost aS high and
only tritie more substantial For
sports wear there are straight low heels,
| but most sports shoes are cut SO that
/ there is somewhat more shape TO the
arch and a slightly higher heel than
formerly--a fact that makes them more
comfortable to many women,
OF course. there are shoes With the
So-calle0 Cuban heel, But the shoe
makers make them as a concession,
Just as French millmcrs make large
head sizes as concession to the women
who have long hair
Among the materials used for shoes
this season are wide assortment Of
reptile leather, frequently seen in blue.
GREGG and other colorS. 1t really is re-
marE9hlc to think that Within the short
time that reptile feathers have been
used e has been possible 10 arrange a
steady supply Of boa and python skins
large enough to meet the demand.
Yet I can assure you that reptile skins
sold as genuine by reputable shoe deal
erS really are genuine.
III spite of high heels and rather
narrow toes / ~ sure YOU will agree
with me that fewSI women suffer shoe
discomfort nowadays than was once the
case. One reason, I think. is because
shoes are light and low cut Another
reason that VIC often fail TO consider is
that the shoemakers have made won-
6erful strides in designing shoes of late
A woman allows a shoe dealer TO put a
shoe on her foot that is really large
enough, but because. through Skiilful
designing. 1t makes her foot look slcn-
der and shapeiy She is willing 10 ignore
the question Of size. Lots Of women
don't even know what size shoes they
wear any more The idea. / suppose.
is that a woman'S foot is as small as
it looks
IIanrrl.hi my
Evening star., 1928-03-30
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPF.

Last mite ma was at the movies with
my sister Gladdis. and pop was reeding
a book with a red cover called The
Merder in Room So. saying. Yee gods.
this is no book for an honest man 10
reed before going to bed, the cold
shivers are doing the dance Of deth up
and down my spine, but the darn thing
Is so iutristing / cant put it down. 0
we'll. / think I'll go downstairs and sec
that everything is locked up before /
forget
Wich he did. and I went to bed on
account Of having TO. and wen / got up
in my room had ideeT, and / got a
long peece OF string out Of my desk
draw and snuck downstairs agen and
tied one emo of it 10 the outside Of the
living room dorn0b and carried the
other end back upstairs, and pop got
through locking the downstairs win
doWs and came up TO the living room
ageu and went In without touching the
string. lucky for me. and / herd the
pages of the book terning over, proving
he vas reeding agen. and ! waited a
little vile to give him time TO get ner-
viss agen, and then / gave the string a
fearse yaunk and the living room door
went shut bang. and then II quick
opened ageu on account OIL pop opening
it. saying. Nov how the dooce did that
happin. there's not breth Of wind
stirring. its incredible, yee gods I thawt
was shot
And ne left the door open and / herd
the pages tern agcn and pritty soon /
gave another JERK and the door went
shut bang agcn and quick opened agen,
pop saying, Is this house haunted or
am ! going bugs? Hello watts tnis2 he
sed. Meening the string falling around
his feet on account of me axsidently
leeving go of It, and pop came running
upstairs 10 my room 0ny by the time
he got there / was in bed with the
covers pulled up as II ! thawt / was
asleep, and he took one slipper OF Of
one foot and started to give me fearse
slaps with IT, saying things with each
slap sutch az. The sleep of the inno-
cent, p!czZant dTeems. don't let me dis
turb your childish slumbers. take the
/ fairy slipper and play with 1t I'm dreem-
+, land.
/ Not herting mutch enyways on ac.
count of me stiil being all dressed in
cuding my pants.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
The Two Imaginations.

There are scores OF ways Of using
the imagination which, TO begin with,
is just the power Of making images.
But in practical way there is the
power to call up In your minds eye
what isn't yet there; and the power TO
imagine away what Is before you IN
reality Both are most important IN
many kinds Of work. 1t is the working
side of the imagination that Is worth
cultivating.
One of the best examples is design
ing 1t doesn't make much difference
whether you are designing a dress or a
house, planning a flower garden, or
furnishing a dining room In all cases
you try to get picture Of how the
whole thing will look when finished.
There is nothing there yet, tt Is still
all in your imagination. You plan the
scheme choose the material, consider
shapes and sizes and patterns and col
oring Gradually it takes shape in your
imagination; not all of 1t. just the main
points, with the details lacking Then
you begin to realize your images which
means working with things and making
the minds picture real one.
Often you have to make changes.
Your imagination stops and you have
to try 1t out. You can't tell In ad-
vance how 1t will look So you alter
and change the proportions and look
at 1t and change again-all because
you can't tell in advance how 1t will
look. If you had a perfect imagination
you could do so. Yet everything that
is built was once just an image, O
dream in somebody's mind.
Now II you are making dress or
building a house. you can't afford u
90 ahead and do 1t and see whether
you like it, and then pull 1t apart, and
try another SO designers, and the
rest OF us who haven't imagination
enough to be designers, help out with
all sorts OF aids They make a sketch
and that's something to look at, though
| It's only suggestion of how the whole
will look when it's finished But q
| drawing Is fiat, the things We make
are solid For an important building
| the architect prepares a model, The
| sculptor models the statue In small
size with clay. which IS cheap and can
We worked and altered quickly. He
changes and perfects it, and then Is
| ready for the full sized work in marble
| or bronze.
But again sculptors and artists neec
Evening star., 1928-03-30
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY. NJ. u.

lightful news to hear there is no such
afiliction. but one naturally retorts
then what ails me, II 1t isn't rheuma-
tiSm?"
And so / have Mt last found an
appropriate reioindcr to that retort.
It is arthritism. There's nice honest
word for it. snappy. nothing vague or
misleading about It. Arthrttism-that's
medicalese for a joint condition, or a
tendency to Joint inflammation, "Rheu-
matism" meant nothing Of the kind.
your dictionary will tell you that rheum
means rather a discharge. a flown
deed salt rheum" is familiar name
for eczema.
II there were really such a state or
condition as rheumatism" we might
reasonably suspect that dietary factors
had something to do with 1t. and ac-
cordinly one or another kind OF diet
might be OF some value In treatment.
Since the frightful explosion of the
uric acid theory a quarter of century
ago the imposing edihce Of hokum that
Evening star., 1928-03-30
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
Saturday, March 81.

According to astrology this should DC
fairly fortunate day in planetary
direction Beneflc aspects rule
The morning Is an suspicious time 10
plan business expansion and to carry
on current affairs, for trade should be
uncommonly good all through the
Spring
The signs are favorable to the ambi-
tions Of both men and women VINO
carry heavy responsibilities, especially
those on whom depends the welfare OF
others
Educators should benefit today. for
they have the forecast of great success
tn molding the citizens of tomorrow.
The secrs declare that the youth Of
this age, SO much criticized is in reality
more gifted and more poised mentally
than any that has ever preceded II.
GepuScS of many sorts are already
born and we'll along In training for
supreme service TO the world, aStrologers
declare
America, already pre-cminent in sci
cnCc and invention. is to gain world
rcnown in art and literature from the
work of boys and girls now immersed in
study IT is prophcSicd.
The later hours Of this day are most
favorable for conferences and meetings
tl per lS0iIS IltbtEtSltu III 1iluAStlS
Both employers and employees should
benefit from the aspects which presage
prosperity for all
There is a sign that is read as de-
pressing and discouraging in today's
Contipuration but its effects should not
be recognized.
This is not lucky sway for aviation
and special caution should be exercised
IN flying under this rule of the stars.
Women will enjoy a growing fashion
for collecting gems and Semi-prcci1lS
stones. for they will become aware of
color symbolisms that arc helpful, 1t Is
prognostiCated.
Persons whose birth date 1t is. have
the augGry Of financial success this
year
Children born OH this day will sue
coed amazingly in whatever calling they
choose. Both girls and boys will possess
rare talents, If the stars are rightly
interpreted
tCopvrisht 1921
Evening star., 1928-03-30
KEEPING MENTALLY FIT
ny PRoF. JOSEPH JAsTRow.

living models, even though the paint
ing or statue Is not to be portrait,
but something ideal like the Statue Of
Liberty or a painting Of the Spirit Of
the West Sculptors know how the
body looks and have studied anatomy
but they can't imagine every detail Of
the curves and muscles and flesh. They
have to help out their imagination by
the reality Now and then rare
artist can do without models. But
imagination must always help out real
ity, otherwise you merely copy. The
designer cOmposes.
now the other kind Of Imagination
is just as important. 1t is TO i'm
agine away what is there. II the
dressnaker's job is 10 make over and
use old material or If the architects
Job Is not To design a new house from
the bottom up, but to make over an
old one. then he must have the power
to imagine away what rs there. And
that's harder. because the thing Is
there. and yet you mustn't pay any at
tention to IT, You must imagine that
the hall whore the stairway now is will
become a room, and the new stair
way 20 of from the other end of IT,
Imagine the stairway away Well
most people can't do Il. They can't
see in their minds eye the hall without
the stairway until the carpenters come
and rip out the old work
A good imagination is a great money
saver If you are engaged In that sort
Of work. You don't have 70 try out
and change 50 much. and you can sec
ways Of using old material and making
a new and beautiful thing Of Il. Many
women hesitate about bobbing their
+ hair because they couldn't picture lust
how they would look with the change
/ and sometimes their friends were as
agrccably Tor disagrecablyD surprised
+ as they we're Many wives can't i'm
/ agine how their husbands would look
/ without moustache If they have one.
o. with it If they haven't On the
/ other hand. YOU have seen 50 many pic
( lures Of Lincoln with and without a
/ beard that you recognize either equally
we'll
Imagination isn't a luxury for poets.
painters, designers and all those who
+ can afford TO deal With the extrava-
I gances Of life. It's a practical gift 70
be used hundreds Of times every day.
+ Il saves money and gives endless pleas
ure. Cultivate both kinds Of magma
ton.
tCnuvrfzh' 1921
Evening star., 1928-03-30
BRAIN TESTS
Yisualization

This lest Is means Of determining
onea ability to visualize an object with
out actually seeing il. II Is 3 recog-
nized form Of Intelligence test.
Two questions are giFen--the first re-
lating to a plane surface-the second
% a solid body.
1) A cube measuring three inches
On q SIDE (5z2x3) vas painted al over
the outer surface
Then The cube @as cut into one~.uch
cubes
HOW many of the smaller cubes had
fa) Paint on three sides only.
fpy Paint on two sides only
fcy Paint on one side only.
ID Paint on no sides.
20 A square field with fence
around IL contains 10 acres. II is dlYl-
eed into squares q an acre each
How many u the subdivisions are
laJ Fenced On tao SIDES.
thg Fenced On one side only.
(e) Fenced on no sides.
Evening star., 1928-03-30
Broiled Veal Kidneys.

Mcdium-sized veal kidnays should be
used. Allow one-half for each serving
The fat that surrounds the kidney
should be left on, as it adds consider
ably to the flavor when the meat Is
cooked Have the kidneys split length
wise. Place on a hot broiler and cook
about Is minutes, turning them fire.
qucntly Meanwhile, drain canned
sliced pineapple and saute the slices in
two tablespoonfuls Of butter or bacon
fat IN a hot frying pan. Place a piece
Of kidney ON each slice Of pineapple
GarniSh with triangular pieces Of toast
ed bread and serve very hot