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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
IN CONGRESS
(By The Associates Press).
MONDAY

10y Inc A@rNCldlEN FTE&&fa
MONDAY
Senate faces vote on Norris reso-
luton for government operation Of
Muscle Shoals, while house debates
White bill extending for one year
the life Of the federal radio commits
sion.
Senate Interstate Commerce COM
mittee resume coal inquiry.
Agriculture subcommittee picks
mp investigation into cotton market
manipulation where il left off Sat
urday.
Formation in executive session Of
McNary-Haugen farm relief bill con-
'tinues before house agriculture COM
mittee.
Merchant marine committee Of
house resumes study OF nations
shipping problems.
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STORES PLAN
STREET DANCE
To Fete Firm Opening,
Awnings Removal in
San Benito
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITO, Mar. 19.-The pass
SA BENITO, Mar. 12.-The pass
up By posts which street loungers
loved so well, and the opening Of a
new business in San Benito will be
celebrated here Friday night with a
street dance, with music furnished
BY the San Benito Municipal band.
This announcement was made to-
day By Ted Brash, proprietor of the
Brash Clothing company, which will
be opened for inspection az that time.
The entire block Of Sam Houston
boulevard Is 20 be roped off and
opened for the dance, and hundreds
o. persons are expected to take part.
The celebration was planned in
view Of the removal of three old
style awnings, the last three on that
side Of the block, and remodelinr of
these fronts. The three concerns are
Ogdee's Dry Goods store, the Palace
Pharmacy. and the new Brash store.
The Brash Clothing company il
completing the remodeling Of its
building. which includes refinishiug
OF the floors, walls and ceiling. en-
tire new windows and front. Of the
most modern and attractive design.
installation Of fans. special lighting
arrangements, and painting Of the
exterior.
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A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

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Mauldin Returns
From Air Circus

Les Mauldin, chief pilot OF the
Border Always here, returned to
Brownsville Monday morning from
McAllen, where Sunday he flew
Shorty Radack, premier air stunt
performer, in all the latter's tricks
for the American Legion air circus.
The performance rolled through In
fine style. Mr.. Mauldin said, more
than half q dozen planes being on
hand to aid in the exhibition flying
Of the show. Near-perfect weather
swelled the attendance into the thou
sands.
Foggy weather in the upper Valley
delayed the homeward journey Mon
day morning. and the local pilot did
not reach Brownsville until almost
noon. Harry Ross accompanied
Mauldin on the trip both the local
ships being taken up the Valley for
the show.
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BABY RORN

Especial 20 The Heraid)
SAN BENITO, March 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Campbell are the parents
81 a daughter bern early last Tues
day morning.
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Willacy Calls
Road Bond Vote

RAYMONDvILLE.. March 12.-At
a meeting Of the Willacy county COM
misioners court Saturday. an order
for an election 10 determine whether
100000 in road bonds should be is
sued by Willacy county road dist
rict No. 3 was passed, and the cleo
ton was set for April Ia.
This road district embraces all Of
commissioners precinct No. Z. and
includes the west half Of Raymond
vile and a large portion OF the west
ern part Of the county, extending
from the Missouri Pacific Lines track
to the north and west county lines.
IL the bonds are passed, a hard sur
face road will be built from Ray
mondville west through Lasara 10
the outskirts Of HarRilI. which lies
just over the county lire in Hidalgo
county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12

Port Arthur, Texas.-"T was al
rundown, my appetite was poor, nv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-12
Flashes of Life

NEW YORK-Society baseball is
the rage at Palm Beach. Advices 10
the social columns tell of a Sunday
game between New York and Pills
delphia teams. The names of the
players are given, each with the pre-
fix Mr." but not the winner or
the score.
NEW YORK-From a Princeton
c~lassmate, Parke Fl. Davis, football
authority, zones an account of how
the late Rodman Wanamaker, mer-
chant prince, starred against Har-
ward in 1884: Running from his po-
sition in the line on what today
would be called a tackle around play
he hammered his way fifteen long
and difficult yards to the crimson
goal line for a touchdown" Mr..
Wanamaker was also a skilled base
ball and cricket player when in col
lege.
NEW YORK-Thar's gold in them
v Divers are exploring the
bottom of the Hudson river for bul-
lion that fell overheard while being
loaded on the steamship Roma 10 be
sent to Italy. A keg containing
$4,000 has been brought to the top.
As much more is missing.
MILWAUKEE-There are 70 be n
thousand or 80 leap ear parties In
Wisconsin on St. Patrick's day. Each
OF the 1000 girls will invite three
other girls and four young men 70
her home 10 discuss poiftfca1 fcrror
while playing bridge. A. b. Fontaine,
who i anti-Lofollette. explains the
idea is 70 stir up interest in the pri-
maries in order to get out the vote
and that he has no partisan purpose.
SYDNEY. ". S.-Mrs. Hugh Mckay
is a real helpmate 10 her husband.
the county jaile-. Three prisoners
overpowered and beat up an assist
ant and were escaping when Mrs.
Mckay stopped them with a pistol
and turned them back toward their
cells.
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VALLEY RADIO

MONDAY
KWWG--valley Radio Station
Brownsville
(1060 kc-27s metersl.
IL m.-Weather and market news
service.
( p. m.-Weather forecast; mar
ket news service; reports Of missing
men. and reports from the Associate
ed Press and The Brownsville Her
aid.
6:30-s:S0-Musical program.
KHMC-Harlingen Music Co.
Hariingen
(l270 kc-236.l meters)
Up. m.-Market report and wealth
er forecast.
2.3O-i .O0-Dealer's program.
T.00-9:00-Specialtiex.
l~l:0O-l:00 a. m.-HarlinRen Cham
Der OF Commerce.
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sleep broken, and
4 was at n loss
what to do 10 re-
gain my health
when ad-
vised me to try DIR.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
i did so, and it was
a surprise to
me how quickly Il
began TO feel bet
ter and pick up. "A
few BOTTLES NIT me
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-21
HOOVER TALK
TOBERADIOED
Engineers to Present
Medal of Achieve
ment TO Leader

NEW YORK. Feb. 2l.-tPl-Her-
bert Hoover will speak over the ra-
dio tonight as a fcllow-engineer
when ne Is presented with the Saun-
ders gold medal for achievements in
engineering.
The presentation. which Is 70 DC
broadcast BY the WIZ net work
starting It . p. IT,. will be made %
the annual banquet Of the American
Institute Of Mining and Metallursi-
cal Engineers at the Waldorf-Astoria
hotel.
Simultaneous gatherings Of engi-
nccrs in sixteen other cities will lis
ten in on the program. The cities
are: Nogales, Sonora, Mexico; Den
YER, Harrisburg. Pa; Houston, Dali
las. Joplin. Mo-; Kansas City, Spo-
kane. Salt Lake City, Los Angeles.
Milwaukee. Pittsburgh. San Francis
CO. Seattle. Omaha and Philadelphia
Accompanying the award TO MT.
Hoover Is u brief tribute 10 his work
IS a mining engineer in this and 9TH
cr countries.
ITO others Hoover n the econo-
mist, administrators and executive"
says the citation, but to miners and
engineers he Il the professional as
sociate who By his insight and skill
has made n brilliant technical and
business success Of mines, mills and
shelters"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-21
MCOLL Gives
VALLEY TALK
Homeseekers, Radio
World Hears Lee
ture on Section

The Valley il the young mans
awakening; the middle-aged mans
opportunity; and the old mans para
disc. "A. J. McColl, salesmanager Of
the Port Isabel Townsite and De-
velopment company, told a radio
listening world and approximately
1856 home-seekers from the north
Monday night.
The occasion was the semi-weekly
banquet OF the company to its party
Of land hunters from the north IL
was held ut Hotel III Jardin, and was
radio-cast BY remote control from
kWWG, the Valley proadcastIng sta
ton on top Of the hotel
There were other talks, various
members Of the visiting party being
called upon to discuss their impress
sions Of the Valley. which they were
seeing Tor the first tine.
Many wires were received during
the course Of the program. telling
VI the reception In various Texas,
Oklahoma and Kansas cities.
McColl Talks
In his talk, which lasted for more
than an hour, Mr.. Mc-Oll, went fully
III the past history Ut the Valley,
told Of it, present advantages and
needs, and dwrlt at length IN the
wonderful future possibilities.
The goal 81 every resident in the
NGliey-a goal that j. in a fair way
of being r~eai.zed-is a million popu-
iaLion within the next five years.
with billions Of dollars in bank de-
posts, The speaker said.
The stL~D Of concrete highway,
running from Brownsville to Roma,
IL destined to become the longest
main street in America, within the
next ten years. In that time that
highway will be 50 rhickly settled
that the only way one can tell when
passing through a town IL to stop
and find the postoffice, Mr.. McColl
told his Sdience.
He dwclt at length on the inter-
est being taken by eastern capital in
this section; told his hearers that
Wall Street had pledged financial
aid to the Valley In every way pos
sible; detailed the story Of a group
Of bond buying bankers, who over
subscribed by more than 100000
a bond issue here. after one day
spent III rGGAHk 1HtS IVAAAA @AN
went into details regarding the rail
road situation, and Of the interest
being taken by other roads than
those now having lines IN the Valley
All Close 20 X. X.
"At the present time there isn't =
farm house in the Valley that J.
more than three miles from a rail
road" he stated.
The big drawback to this country
at the present time is excessive
freight rates. the speaker declared
and cited some instances and drew
several comparisons 10 prove his
point. He also explained that the
deep water port at Point Isabel
which the government has promised
to build, will relieve that situation
fully.
He compared the rail rates and the
port with David and Goliath. with
the port in the saviour role OF David
and guaranteed his hearers 4 meal al
Coliath's head on the banquet table
within less than q tear after David
had slain the giant with his sling.
shot-port.
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Gen. VI. II. Stacy
Dies AT Austin

AUSTIN, Feb. 2l.-tP-Gen. W. II.
Stacy. Spanish-Amer:can war veter-
an and father Of three prominent
Texas athletes. died unexpectedly
at his office here Monday. his sixty
sixth birthday anniversary.
Gillespie Stacy, active partner in
the real estate business which his
father started more than half a cen
fury ago. was a southwest tennis
champion while in Texas university
some ID years ago. Harwood Stacy,
Wichita Falls. was prominent in
baseball at the university about the
same time. and Franklin Stacy, Har-
lingen. another son, was a university
football star about the time Of the
world war.
General Stacy Is survived also By
a daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ii. Eamey.
Jr.. Of Tyler, who was formerly Miss
Cordelia Stacy. and foster-daughter.
Mrs. Edward McChesney Of Browns
Vile. formerly Miss Virginia Har-
wood. A sister. Mrs. J.. w. Spivey,
resides il Waco.
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SCHOOL music
PLHSES HERE
Edinburg Artists Score
In Recital at Local
Auditorium
BY BEULAH IRVINE

The music lovers OF Brownsville
enjoyed a short hour OF real pleas
ure al the high school auditorium
Monday evening. when a group Of
artists from the Edinburg junior
college presented a program worthy
Of the appreciation with which X
was greeted. under the auspices Of
the local Parent-Teachers associa-
tion.
The most casual observer would
have been caught by the complete
absorption of the audience in the
numbers offered. Each face portray
ed the innermost depths OF feeling
drawn out ty the music.
In the opening piano selections. ny
John r. Sinnett, the stage vas set
and the listeners captured. His rem
dition Of "Etude in II Minor" by
List. brought out the gentle rust
ling Of the winds and the babble
OF the running brook.
John Ii. HcnGrlck. an artist Of in
ternational fame. followed Mr.. Sim
nette with several vocal selections
which were were accepted III "a man
ner that could only have been in
spired BY the real artist that he il.
The close Of each selection was
greeted by "a moment Of intense sill
ence, then n burst Of applause.
George E. Hurt. professor oi vio-
lin at the Edinburg college. added
his wonderful technique ard vivid
personality to the success ~ the
evening with his reproduction Of
Kreisler's most noted compositions.
His own "Hymn TO the Nnd7rnas."
supplied the last touch to his al
ready perfect interpretations.
Miss Emma Gene Baker provided
the local interest, being p Valley
resident and q student OF Mr.. Hen
bricks. With her lovely voice and
sure touch Miss Baker furnished the
color necessary to round out the
program.
As a fitting climax Mr.. Hendricks
brought the evening 10 an end with
Under the Roof" BY Gitz-Rice.
"A crowd that taxed the capacity
Of the little auditorium paid those
highest compliments IN artist can
receive-perfect silence during the
music and outbursts az applause fol-
lowing each selection.
Although the artists have per-
formed their musical wonders in
several upper Valley towns, il was
their first appearance in Browns
Vile. Much az the credit for the
performance should 20 70 Mrs. 5. q.
Tucker and Mrs. Harbert Davenport,
whose unflarging efforts made the
event possible.
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Valley Society
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor Phone
MISS BARBARA PAYNE. Editor

member was held at the Masonic
Temple Monday evening at 1880
o'clock.
J HOSTESSES AT GUILD
Seventeen members OF the Wom-
ems Guild Of the Church Of the Ad-
vent enjoyed a social and business
meeting at the parish house Monday
afternoon with Mesdames George
Rogers, H. l.. Thomas, and L. b.
Shifflett as ~hostesses.
Mrs. John Stribling gave an inter
esting talk to the members Of the
w. NJ u. af the Baptist church Mon
day afternoon at the all-day indus
trial meeting when work was done
for the Buckner Orphans home at
Dallas A good attendance was re-
ported.
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SUMMARY

The barometric pressure has risen
somewhat over the eastern states,
and fallen over the Rocky mountain
region since last report. As a re-
suit the weather was fair to partly
cloudy practically throughout the
country this morning, except cloudy
and unsettled over the west Gulf
states and in the Canadian North
fest. Misting TO light rains occurred
within the last "a hours throughout
southeastern ard southern Texas,
and SHOWS in the Canadian North
west. Temperatures have fallen III
the northeastern portion Of the
United States, where readings were
unseasonably low this morning, and
risen practically throughout the bal
ance Of the country, with rea1f.gl
mostly near seasonal average.
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Students Hear Talk
On Travels in Italy

In the fourth Of his series az talks
at the local high school on MY I'M
pressions Of Europe "A. Wayne
Wood gave a more detailed discus
sion than before. touching on the in
dustry. cities in general, inhabitants.
and other festures Of interest in
Italy.
Italy" he stated, "is the most in
terestinE. the most impressive place
! have visited. but il II also the noisi-
est vhicr is contrary 10 the gener-
u conception Of those who have new
or been there.
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WEDNESDAY CALENDAR

Wednesday Bridge club, Mrs. Lula
George, hostess At her home.
u. A. K reception for Valley mem
bers ~ the Momen's building in
h~arlingen beginning 1T $3.50 p. NJ.
II Jardin Friendly club will meet
at the nome OF Mrs. W. W.. Shan
non IN ii Jardin.
Evening Bridge club will meet With
Ilrs- Margaret Hamon az her home
on ST. Charles street at 1880 p. m.
Self Culture club will give a cos
tune party at the home or Mrs. 4. T..
Yates IN West Brownsville nc $3.50
p. NJ.
Brownsville Music club rehearsal
q the Baptist church at $3.50 a. m.
INFORMAL LUNCHEON
An informal lulcheon was held at
the parish house Of the Church Of
ne Advent today at noon compli-
menting the v~estrymen and their
wives, Inc hostesscs being Mrs. X. D.
Macintosh, wife Of the rector, and
Mrs. L. h. Goodrich, wife Of the
senior warden Of the vestry.
Covers were laid for Messrs. and
--csdamt5 Bert Cromack. +. X. Good
rich, A. A. Kinder, II. l.. Thomas,
A. r. Mundy. K. Order, w. Z. Craig,
Jr, 4. h. McNair, George Rogers, w.
@. William, j. A. Muckleroy, Miss
Elsa Walther, church treasurer, and
George Mansur, Rev. and Mrs. Mack
i1tosh.
NEW MEMBERS
New members and several guests
were presen: at the meetings Of the
Methodist Women's Missionary so
ciety circles Monday afternoon when
they gathered at the homes Of mem
bers. Sixteen members and two
guests were at the home Of Mrs. T..
w. Watson where Circle Number /
met, the guests being Mrs. Lillian A.
George and Mrs. Wright who lives
in FL Jardin. The six members Of
Circle Number 2 meeting at the home
of Mrs. Z. r.. Yates held a mission
study and enjoyed refreshments serv-
ed by the hostess.
Six members and four visitors Of
Circle Number 3 were present at
the home of Mrs. c. II. D~ebardeleben.
The fourteen members Of the Young
Matrons circle entertained three
guests at the home of Mrs. Sam
Hughston, the guests being Mrs. 4.
4. Dickson visiting here from Mex
leo, Mrs. H. G. II. Weinert, and her
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Seuberth, who
IL spending the winter here with
her daughter. Her home is in Maria,
Texas, Four new members enrolled
were Mesdames o. K. Taylor, ID. s.
Wright, ". w. Ward, and Mrs. Bob
bett, living on the highway.
This is the second regular meet
ing Of the church since its reor-
ganization into circles and all those
attending are well pleased with the
in rest taken by the members. Next
Ihday they will hold a social en-
stmble at the church, Mrs. W. B.
Sellers and Mrs. c. N. Hill as
hostcsses.
Fourteen members Of the Altar So
ciety Of the Sacred Heart church
net 1T the home of Mrs. William
Billinghauser. Mrs. Robert CHM will
lie the hostess Monday to the group.
SILVER TEA
Members Of the Ladies Aid of the
Christian church spent most Of the
meeting time Monday making final
plans for the silver tea which is
20 be held IT the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. y. l.. Cole this evening from
5 to ii o'clock.
Regular business meeting Of the
Eastern STAR and initiation of a new
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RIO HONDO
LADIES AID MEETS

LADIES AID MEETS
The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Cham
bers Thursday afternoon IN a busi-
ness meeting. The women brought
Quilt blocks and sewed on a guilt.
Those present were Mesdames Wesly,
II. johnson, Houghtling, Talley,
Nash, Amy Yoeman, Joe Yoeman,
Dack, Affoltor, Jack Carpenter, Mize.
Null, Alton Caffoll. Woodside, Fred
Carpenter, and Gramam.
The junior high school Of Rio
Hondo gave a Valentine party Tues
day afternoon, the proceeds Of this
party went TO buy library books.
Valentine games were played and
taken in.
PERSONALS
Henry Shrine and a friend from
Chicago visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Ehlers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Webster from Wis
consin, who have been visiting Mr..
Webster's cousin, Mr.. and Mrs. p. +.
Webster. have moved 70 San Benito
where they hope to spend the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Honeyset left Fri
day afternoon for Shreveport. La.
where they will spend about ten
DAYS.
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HOTEL RECEIVES PAINTING

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-Fred VI.
Scheer. manager Of the Stonewall
Jackson hotel. has received an oil
painting Of the hotel, painted by
Royston Nave Of Victoria, brother
OF Try Nave Of this city. The por-
trait Is being hung in the hotel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-21
Art Exhibit Planned
For Harrington School
Especial TO The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Feb. 21.-An art ez-
hibition OF 200 pictures is to be on
display in the Central ward school
here March Z. s and 3, according to
Supt. Paul Phipps OF Harrington
schools.
Arrangements have been made to
secure the exhibit from the Elson
Art Publication company Of Massa-
chusetts.
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TO HONOR ~FROLICkERs"

SAN BENITO. Feb. 2l.-Members
OF the San Benito Lions club are
preparing for the entertainment pro-
gram Tuesday night honoring those
members Of the local and Harlinger
clubs who took part in the Lions
Frollcs.'
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CHURCH TO OPEN
Especial to The Herald
y nEArYmn TT o. III

ICptCIdI % TIE I4t2alII
SAN BENITO, Feb. 21.-The new
Baptist church in San Benito will be
formally dedicated March 4. accord
ing to Rev. jefferson Davis. pastor
Of the church. The program for the
dedication is being worked out now.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-21
AGED BRIDEGROOM ROBBED

PARIS.-While Albert Garpignon,
aged 10, was getting married at q
Grenoble church thieves robbed his
home OF jewelry worth $1,000.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at y a. M; fourth. rainfall past -
hcurr
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!
j ust Rub
Awoy Pain

DONE mix a mess
oil mustard, -four
and water when
YOU can relieve
pain. soreness or
stiffness with a
little clean, white
Musterole.
Musterole is
made Of pure oil
OF mustard ard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-21

other helpful ingredients, and takes
the place OF mustard plasters.
Musterole usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat. bronchitis, tonsil-
litis. Group, stiff neck. asthma neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy. rheu-
matism, lumbago. pains and aches Df
the backor joints. sprains, orelnust u.
bruises, chilblains. frosted feet. coldsoi
the chest Gt may prevent pneumonia).
Jars az Tubes
I{LE 5 ] Il!
Better than O mustard plaster
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TRAFFIC VICTIM RECOVERING

SAN BENITO, Feb. 2I.-Robert
Goode. 1~4-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. Goode. Is recovering from
minor injuries which he received
Saturday night when. a car ran over
HE Lex in q traffic jam here.