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l. REV. George L. Rollins, D. D.. pas
tor. Of the Mt. Sinai Baptist Church
atS.Hallsbero, Va, preached a won
derful sermon at the Pilgrim Baptist
Church Sunday, July LIST, ats P. M.
A large crowd was out to enjoy the
discourse. Rev. Rollins is a great
preacher. Words of congratulation
were extended to the great man Of
God for his effort. - L. !.
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Co. D, 26th Infantry.
FOUND GREAT RELIEF.
Power, W. Va, Feb. 8, 1885.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26

kpnaish Dsnxsrx ease snHs f41i
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renfaz as ktefs from aklfza $50
ears nr m4fAmar& nHmanFH tm AMAnms
CABS rrlHssEB &C. AH ehAHAHHHM tnE
trips - - fk@ 80 - wssk
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
z Held Here On
Liquor Charges

Alvin Freel was held to await &C
ton Of the grand jury under bond
Of $50 by Z. K. Goodrich. United
States commissioner. Saturday on q
LIQUOR charge, following testimony Of
Charles Campbell that he owned
liquor said TO hsve been in the lat
tiers position recently. Campbell's
bond was affixed az $3.50.
The men were arrested Jan. 80 BY
Customs Inspector Fl. 3. Deer. after
a search Of q pair of grips in the
possession of Campbell had revealed
q quantity Of liquor, the officer
said. Campbell. . negro, is combins-
ton bell boy and porter for a local
hotel. He testified Freel had sent
him for the grips. and that he did
not know they contained LIQUOR.
Freel was remanded 10 jail in de-
fault Of bond. Both men denied the
charge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26

NeALLEN. Feh 1s-A Womar,s
Courrii hat beer organised Ar ths
Ehrist8sn church rHrE anr rhbse
present - TIRE fret nrettinr elecses
ths following officer; Nrf Rict.
mnnr Brubaker. president Mrs. L
rs. Seusev. vice president Ms Pau
Bowen. secretary. ar6 Mrs Z G.
Weaver. treasurer
"a general meeting hBs tssr called
for the first Thursdsv in eseh
month. tha council tn meet ~ cor
rArtfor with The wr~nRrAs mission
sTv society.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26

Recruit Quota Named mi. Dale.
4 officer ia charge az the local navy
recruiting station. has received no
titiraticr Of the districs quota for
TIE month nf March. ne announced
SATURDAY.. This Quota is set st q,
ara Of this nnnrher he will probably
supply TWO. he declared. There sre
seven stations III the district, in
GLIDING the main station az Houston.
when You Think OF good eats and
drinks you think OF the Star Pharm-
acy, opposite hospital, McAllen, Tex
as-Adv. If.
Confined 10 Bed-George Ireland
" the Miller hotel has returned 20
his bed with another attack OF in
fluenra after being UP only 8 few
DAYS from A first attack.
Dance a. Clah-Novel invitations
hsve been mailed TO various Browns
vile residents asking them TO attend
the dance 20 be held at the Service
club ia Fort Brown Friday az 2
o'clock Music viii be furnished b.
the ~Syncopated Sirens.
Have You ever seen the besutiful
rev Larmon EiEhts Phone Charlie
hurst, 10ss-W and drive it yourself
Adv. 81.
Work Almost Finished-Work on
the new display room OF the Wells
Valley Buick company and hotel, o
two-story building under construc-
ton az Eighth and Washington
streets, is almost complete and the
I structure should be ready for occu-
pancy within the not-far-diStsnt fu-
ture. those in charge say. The place
already has many Of the earmarks Of
a completed building.
Monthly Payment Loans to buy.
build, improve or refinance resi-
dence or business property. Prompt
service. Todd & Underwood. lnsur-
ance and Loans. Spivey Building.
407 Eleventh St. Adv. II.
Sport Figure Back-Irving Speed
Wallace, manager of Charles Pad
dock. champion sprinter who will ap-
pear here next month, and himself
a runner Of no near ability, re-
turned 10 Brownsville Saturday from
a trip up the Valley. He journeyed
to several towns in the upper VAL
ley on business connected with the
appearance here Of Paddock.
School Kids Itch vanishes after q
few days b. applying q piecs Of cot
ton, saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy, to affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund .our money Il il falls
Adv. Cd
Locals Attend Tourney - Many
Brownsville sport fans Saturday took
advantage Of the bright sunshine to
journey to McAllen to witness the
final game of the district basket
ball tournament. between McAllen
and Raymondville. The trips up
Valley were made in csrs and many
Of the Brownsville residents stayed
in the Hidalgo county city for din
ner.
Weak Eyes Of children are
strengthened BY Dickey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists Csc.
ADV. (Sl
Don't Suffer with your feet. DR..
E. Hillinger. foot specialist. will be
in Brownsville every Wednesday and
Friday at 10 O. m. in Crcmack build
ing, Room 5, phone 756. Monday in
McAllen in Valley Style Shop at 10
a. m. Other days In home on high
way between San Benito and Har-
lingen- Corns removed without pain.
Is years experience in Chicago
Adv. Il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
Explosion Burns
IS; Two Missing

RACINE. Wis.,, Feb. 25.-P-Fif-
teen employees Of she Racine Screw
Company were burned and " m
ployes were believed missing in an
explosion today in the plant. -Four
were burned seriously by the ex-
nIosion Of . dip tank, containing In
f1ammable material. Sixty employees
were forced to jump through win
rcvs Of the n story structure 70
escape The frame building caught
fire and nearby structures were
fKroatens6.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26

wESLACQ. Feh. 25-Ths locsl
knights ~ Pythias lodge celebrsteo
ire Sixtv-fo-rth anniversary o. the
I order nt itE meeting FRIDAY eve
rirr. also celebrating the third ami
wersarv ri rhe local ORDER ~ the
srree time Following -he rerulal
Meeting n program wsE sven and
Gentry Dugat. Of E~sinhurg. g1ve p
history of the organization. M. ~
Chiidree. grand chancellor. presided
81 the meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
Boats at Point
Being Prepared
For Fishermen

POINT IsAaEL4 Fee 8-EsEnssn
ttg sxrnrEisnB End Investors e--EnE
frc- tie rerfk. TIE bestnsn e Pessf
IEsh-i are r~rsrkszArK their AHrrhsH
HEs zssey hoatr. rEFn4zttzF sra
fitflnK - fer tie rlak Fl Waller
rseris ere taEtn their EaHhrH sf
fSkinE sn9 ssssi4s Fsrrsrs wher saT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26

Weak Eyes Of children ar,
strengthened BY Dickey's Old Reli
able Eye Water. All druggists Csc
ADV. (S'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
VALLEY DRIVE
FOR BOY FUND
PLANNEDSOON
March 6 Set As Begin
ming Date in Boy
Scout Campaign;
Program Wide

A greatly enlarged Membership
mere trained leaders. = permanent
camp site. and q thorough training
IN the fundsnertsls Of citizenship
srs IN store for Valley Dor scouts.
accordinx TO plans recently an
ro1rced ~ T. w. Napier newly
elected president % the Lever RIO
C<an6e Valley council
Ffrst ard foremost" said Mr.
Narier. ~the council must be ace-
tcuaesiv financed. There Is no more
wnrfhwhile investment a community
Can make than nm investment In its
future citizens IL costs. for Al
activities and services % the council,
about SO per hov per year 70 make
the program really effective. II
costs about $500 a year 20 keep a
boz mt GatesviIle. ard thnt does rat
taxa In account TIRE cost az his de-
sention snA srial. No scout has been
knnmn a. have heeu convicted ~
E-ztHdsmearor 81 Texas. ard fru-
THE afan1rcint e -ecv Insurance
alene this investment in scouting
wnrsh wksie.
Ths hasxes e she Rao Craze
Valley ecanrl fer 1855 Is So-Ae-
whAeh m3ll prssses the msR cf
zessksnG ever = tka2san4 xS
fha sgc2s rxoxra@ ~ ~c<srartfr
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Scout leafrrs 1n5 othtrs r
ested IN re trainins 81 hnys nrt Ect
sreclei tratninE tnrnnfn nc
vrstntng courses rtarnta e me
yter.
These courses sre approved by
- national oepaftment a'ra.
ter, arc rose WHO cor ne
course are Fiven 2 nattonaA :
feature W. receive special Mi
tenton IRON tfe tra5nirg comm N.
zee, OF Wnicn Nent - A&nnins o.
car sens N enaasman.
q valley neecs permanent
csmp site Tor Camp NewanoEa
rms site can &c improved IRON vine
70 tine. an1 car oe r'ace availsbie
az seasons 81 ire year for weeN-
enc sno winter camping IS wei as
1or = otg annual summer CAMP
various community ac.iNitles haV-
ing TOT tneis purpose z tralnins
81 scouts n the res~ponslnilities oi
elti1ensnlP are oe.hs woFSea GU
THANKSGIVING Z SEQ
oorns, - weli y oensr @e'4slt1es q
= communlrN ha,l In 81
courageo' Anis oeps5nent Is ln1es
Ine ieaoeESnaP q NJ. III Jones' 'tr q
lorna.
New Officer Planned
an orae~ 70 assist tire r~eson4 ex-
rrut;ve ~ his many duties AZ spror.
vision ara admiriStra-ion ire coan.
ell plans 70 employ a field executive,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

she ever catches . glimpse OF you,
Lyn, then good night. You will BE-
the excuse for another diamond
bracelet or a terrible scandal. You
see, Armi thinks any girl can be
bought off with a diamond, but am
sure il will take more than that TO
shut off PamilIa Sheston-
"Come on, Lyn, / want your opin-
ion on . gold cloth evening dress,
that has been reduced from one
hundred to thirty-five dollars. ]
can't afford even the thirty-five, bur
it il such q bargain. I'll 80 ont to
dinner with John Calhoun two or
three times a week this month, and
save on my meals: besides, he will
send me flowers that I can imme-
diately turn into money at a little
florist shop ! know. They will take
orchids al half price any time. He
Is an awful bore, but that will help
some, and ] think you'll say the
dress II worth IL. What are you
going to wear 20 the party, Lynda ~
(TO BE CONTINUED
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

r. b. Creager, chairman Of the
Valley port committee, left Tuesday
night for Galveston where he will
confer with Colonel y. L. Schley,
district engineer, who is expected to
file his report and recommendations
on the Point Isabel harbor project
with the board OF army engineers
this week. From Galveston Mr..
Creager will 70 TO Washington. and
will remain there until congressional
action on the port bill Is assured.
He will be Joined mt the capital BY
other members Of the committee
about April 10.
II is understood Colonel Schley's
report will be forwarded 10 the Of
flee Of the division engineer at. New
Orleans, and from that office refer
red 10 the chief Of the army engi-
neers, General Jadwin, who viii pre-
sent IL to the board Of army engi-
neers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28
CHAPTER q
ENCHANTMENT FOR
ENCHANVMrNT

AAAAH
sometimes wonder, Lynda,
whether you're as good and as in
noeent as you SEEM" Emily contin-
ued. But whatever YOU do, my
GEAR, don't try to high-hat me. Sure
III sal're not such an idiot as to
mink that Armi doesn't think that
yon are good looking.
You are too good looking not to
Know that he admires you.
Besides, you have got IT as they
say IN Hollywood. You must have
learned that by this time. I've been
watching you for the last few days,
darling. You stack up pretty well,
put your technique is still rather
faulty. / am going 70 enlighten you
N a few things, my dear, by WHICH
you can enhance your attractiveness
one hundred per cent.
IN the first place, you never use
perfume, do your"
Lynda shook her head, while she
wondered what that had to do with
being a successful stenographer.
II never though much about II,
Emily" she said, Except once in d
asuile / have been almost sickened
~ the conEiomeration Of smells In
the outer office"
II know it." acknowledged Emily.
There isn't one girl in twenty who
knows how to use perfume properly,
nnd besides, you know. good per-
furae is expensive; but I've noticed.
dear girl, that most men are fond
Of q subtle fragrance lowering about
anY woman"
estA&- Emily 7 thought
they hated It. David has always
told me SOL"
that was not true. Angel Child. He
was either lying to you or 10 him
self. You know there Il nothing IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

HARLINGEN, Mar. 2s.-The shout
ders Of the road between Harlingen
and San Benito are being raised and
widened- This is only a part of
the work that has been going or
along the highway for some months
now The road between San Benitc
and Brownsville has been improved
in many ways-the shoulders have
been raised, curve signs have been
installed. and the cracks in the
pavement have been filled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

. the world that men like to do more
than to kid someone, and they usually
begin with themselves. IL 1 get out
OF perfume, / always take some man
Of my acquaintance when / shop fol
il. He'll buy the most expensive AZ
the counter, and / always come away
with one Of those lovely perfumizers
as WE'LL
THAT is a nice name for il, what
ever II Is" interrupted Lynda.
That is what ! like TO call them"
explained Emily.
"A man, my dear, likes TO think
the girl he admires has red, red lips,
and would not be guilty Of using a
lipstick," continued Emily. "He
wants 10 think that her bobbed hair
is naturally curly, even when her
permanent wave IS rather frowsy,
and he always tells her when his
lips touch her neck, just behind her
ear, that her fragrant skin entices
him, denying even to himself that
the elusive perfume that p~leases him
Is made by some French perfumer,
and literally sprayed over her hair,
whenever she dresses to 20 out.
Every girl. my dear, likes 70
think that he has picked out the one
perfect girl in all the world. / ex-
pect that il was Claire Stanhope who
suggested you use lipstick, and hav-
ing begun il, you'll Rave to live
up to II. ! bet Armi noticed ii the
first thing when you came in this
morning.
Lynda could not help smiling, but
she said nothing. She bIushed d
little. however.
There. I know he noticed It." said
Emily Probably told you he didn't
like It. but If you pay any attention
70 Ralph A~rmitnge's likes and dis.
likes. and compare them with what
he says he likes or dislikes. you sec
they differ from each other quite a
bit; and ! begin to feel a little sorry
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28
Real Estate
Transfers

ID. B. Meadows at al to ]. w,
Sinclair. &c 81, all lot II, blk 8
Nicholson Place addition, third fill
ing, city Of Harlingen, $40 etc.
Arroyo Gardens Development CO.
to W. +. Ross, part OF share II,
cut OF Espiritu Santo grant, being
515 acres of land off S. end Of
share ~, $40 etc.
M. ID. Kennedy 10 Srt. Arthur ID.
Curling, lots I and ?. blk. 2, Gardens
Parks subdivision, city o. Browns
vile, 1928.
II. J. Buser. ct TX. to John c.
Myrick, all Of lots Nos. rs and III,
in blk. /, Parkview addition, CITY 81
Harrington, $40 etc.
Martha Skunk, ct vir, to Jacob L.
Aull, 2S.5l acres on land. beginning
az >. +. cor. Of survey Al, in Cam
eron county, $40 etc.
The Harrington Development c.. "a
\. ). O'ConneIl, lots Nos. Is. Ia. IL.
40, IL Is, block 81, city OF HarIin.
gen. $40 etc.
Norris Edelstein. ct TX To JuIius
Katz, lots ss7 and SIS, in colonis
Victoria addition. second section. city
Of Brownsville, $40 etc.
r. L. Tucker. et TX, to n. +. Fer.
Ruson, 20-T8 acres being all lot N
and the +. 3.61 acres Of lot Z los
lndios Irrigated Land Co.'S subd
shares Q and 10, G.. de c. grant. CON
tanning l7.17 acres. 81 etr.
Il. !. Juell, ct ak to II. L. Juell
and Martha B. Juell, aII lots Nos
4, :, ?, no. IL. IS, "a. blk. i. Beverly
Park addition, city Of Harrington, SIC
etc.
Paul Y. Flusche to Paul v. Flusche
al Of lots Y and 9. Six. r. Nicholson
Place addition, first filing, city 81
Harrington. $40 etc.
Brownsville Land and Tmrrnve.
ment Co. 70 Elvira Torres, front IL
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: fDAt4 '
GIBSON

for you, II you try to follow them.
Indeed, /, myself, kept out Of the
mess, and let him see early that
didn't want to be his secretary, FOR
l knew that any girl that Armi
wants, he is very apt to get. He
has had 30 many, that he has come
to believe that he has but to stretch
out his arms, and the nearest pirl
walks into them: in fact. June
Challer said the other day that he
Is the man that puts arms into Ar
mitRge.
Just then the telephone iinrled,
and the same impatient woman's
voice that had called before, COM
manded that Mr.. Ralph Armitake
should come to the phone imme-
diately.
"Mr. Armitage is not in. VIII you
leave your name? Can ! deliver any
message TO him? I" Lynda answered.
politely.
Have you any idea that he will be
in this afternoon ?"
II can't tell If you will leave
your number, ! viii have aim cali
you"
"Will you please call for Miss
Calla?" (the voice was more i'm
patient than before.)
"Miss Gala Is not here any more.
You are talking with Mr.. Armita9e's
private secretary. Can I do any.
thing for your"
Emily Andrews was giggling.
That's Pamilla Sheston. Lynda.
She is the girl with the worst dis
position on the American stage. Armi
rushed her pretty hard at the be-
ginning Of last season, but l think
he il now tired Of her temper. She
raised Merry Hades with him when
ever he looked at another girl. II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

SAN BENIT0, Mar. 2s.--s. c.
Evans, state boys club leader OF the
extension service Of "A. a. M. col
lege. viii be in the Valley Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, according
to Henry Alsmeyer, county demon
strati0n agent. MI. Evans will make
addresses before a number Of the
boys and girls clubs.
Thursday morning Mr.. Alsmeyer
will take Mr.. Evans 10 Los Fresnos
where he will make n talk. On Fri
day he will attend the meeting Of
railway officials nj Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

OF lot 3, Blk. rs. West Brownsville
addition. city OF Brownsville, $40 etc.
Brownsville Land and Improve
ment co. to Josefa Ramos. rear 1-2
Of lot 6, blk. 20, West Brownsville
addition, city or Brownsville, SO
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-28

To the public: / am no longer con-
nectsd with Eel .Jardin Garage 81
Brownsville. Texas. having disposed
Of my interest to ". v. Hugo, March
"a. 1928, and am therefore not liable
for any bills contracted by said ga
rage from said date. 4. T.. DAVIS.
Adv. rs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-09
Dan Patch's Grandson
to Race Here In June
Bobby Patch, 2:14 IA, Owned
by Minneapolis Man, Is First
Official Entry in the Bis.
marck Race and Rode0 AS.
sociation's Inaugural Meet

A grandson of the worlds fast
est stallion is the first official en-
try in any Of the races that will be
held at the inaugural racing meet
Of the Bismarck Race and Rodeo
association here on June 10, 20 and
81.
Bobby Patch, 2:14 Ia, owned by
L. c. Curtis Of Minneapolis, grand
son of the great Dan Patch who
thrilled harness followers 20 years
ago, has been entered in the 2:18
pace or Merchants Stake race.
Mr.. Curtis, who is nationally
known breeder of pacing and
trotting horses, thinks that Bobby
Patch is one of the greatest horses
that he has ever trained, according
to Mrs. c. X. Bryan, manager Of
the local racing association.
M. G. Heiney Of Fairbury.
Illinois, one of the breeders Of
horses for Grand Circuit racing, has
written Mrs. Bryan asking for per-
mission to train some of his stable
on Bismarck's half-mile track.
Would Train Stable
Heiney is branching out into rae
ing on half mile ovaIs and wishes
to train his stable on the Bismarck
track to get his entries accustomed
to the distance and sharper turns.
More than 100 letters have, been
received by Mrs. Bryan from all
parts of the United States inquir-
ing about the local track and the
meet that is to be held here.
Reinsmen who make an early in
vasion of Ohio to prepare for the
Grand Circuit inaugural at Toledo
on June Is are anxious to race their
horses into condition in North
Dakota.
North Dakota's climate has long
been regarded as ideal for early sea-
son training and Mrs. Bryan said to-
day that she fully expected to sec
the Bismarck track and grounds de-
velop into a training quarters for
horses from all sections Of the
United States.