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Mrs. Jane Hansen, Miss Hansen, Miss
Lucy Gillette, Maud Moore, Pierre rurbe,
Sarah Burke. HipoIite Turbe, George
Simmons and Alfred Lockhart. The
ship returned to ST. Thomas at 3 PIN.
No passengers.
A very interesting program was given
at the Seventh Annual Convention of the
Luther Leagues of st. Cloix, yesterday
at KingshilI Lutheran Church. The morn.
ing session opened at Il O'Clock with the
Hymn No. asa, then followed the various
interesting numbers on the program.
The anthems by the Ch~ristiansted and
Frederiksted Choirs were we'll rendered
and so were the solos rendered by Mrs.
Albertina Petersen and Miss Ethel Mos
teller. The afternoon session commenced
at 2 O'Clock, after an intermission OF
about one hour and half, and as usual
came to a close with a song service at
kingshill Intirmary, which the inmates
of this institution are always glad TO
have every year, Rev. Louis O.. Gray and
Rev. Ivar O. |Iyerson were present at the
Convention, and Mr.. Reginald Me Far
lane, Clerk Of Frederiksted Lutheran
Church presided at the afternoon session.
Inc ItlSI dildLIOu " LlS New LUIS 0ldy
will take place in the Lutheran Church
at Frederiksted at the II O'Clock service
on Sunday morning Dec. 2. and that of
the Rev. /. 0. IversOu will be held in 1.-THE
Lutheran Church Of this town at the
evening service. Rev. ~Iverson having to
attend the installation service of Rev.
Gray, the Holy Communion announced
for the same morning, has beeu9post-
poned.
The second part Of this great film
classic Les MiserabIes" was shown to a
large and appreciative audlene in the
Christiansted Theatre last night. 1t
was very interesting to ssee how the
characters in this wonderful drama ap-
peared on the screen. breaking through
the printed pages Of a large-sizsd book
of Les MiSerables", it was very ori,
ginal. The magnificent presentation
of the great work of the immortal Vic
tor Hugo will linger in the memory
Of all lovers of high class pictures.
and it has certainly proved a credit to
the ST. CrOiX Theatres, and it IS the
hope Of .m0yie patrons that the man.
, 1928-11-30

New York Firm money brought some
ir~reguIaritv into the stock market as the
new week began aad trading slump off
to a mere five million share day. Last
Monday the market started off with a
rush: since nJtaI1g over the week end
was d9tri mental ID business, or the mar
kat in general. orders D1Oc9din from all
points and the first half hours sale tOtaIi-
ed one million shares.
28tb November 1923.
london A reasoning bulletin on
King GEORGES condition was published
by his physicians Stanley NrWettaud
Dawson OF Penn al 9 D m. on tuesday,
Ii said The King passed q less disturb.
ed day; bis temperature was somewhat
lower than the corresponding hour last
night His strength is maintained"
The Admiralty announced tonight that it
has been ordered that II. MS. Enter
prise, one of the fastest cruisers atIOat,
to proceed from Alden tt BaressaIam,
East AItica, to be at the disposal Of the
Prince of Wales.
Paris.-The series of week end storms
throughout Europe had scarcely abated
when the meteorological stations on
Tuesday announced the approaching Of
new temDeSts. French radio station re-
port ten shjpWrecks while all trains and
wire communication are seriously de.
Iayed. Forty two persons have been in.
jured by falling debris and trees tOppled
by the wind.
Aboard the u SIS. "Maryland:-Presi
dent elect Herbert Hoover shortly after
his arrival here on tuesday morning en-.
tertained President Diaz, President elect
Moncada and eX President Cham0rrO at
a luncheon aboard the Maryland. In a
brief address Mr. Hoover said that the
presence Of the three leaders Of Nicara.
guam parties which we're lately in con.
tlict represented the consolidation of
forces for domestic peace and demon
strates that the crisis into which my
country was drawn has now reached a
basis of solution which merits the thank
fuIness oil all our people.
Wellington, New ZeaIanj. The vessel
City Of New York;, carrying Com,
mander Richard Byrd and fifty members
of the Antarctic expedition will leave
Dunedin on Friday direct to the Bay of
Wales, it was announced on Tuesday.
Reports Of the ice conditions at Ross Sea
are favorable
London. Officials at St. James Palace
told newspapers on Tuesday night that
the Prince Of Wales has not been recalled
to England. This was confirmed TO the
United States press at Buckingham Pa
lace where the report that Prince George
is ~retur ming to London from Bermuda
was also denied
, 1928-11-30
aqement will see it fit to bring sucl edu-
cationaI pictures to St. Cr0jX often.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lazarus Barry &c e5rated
their Silver Wedding Anniversas. ester
day, and many of their friends called to
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Barry On this
happy occasion. TIE Municipal Band
furnished music in the afternoon md the
early part of the evening.
, 1928-11-30
LOCAL

The U.S.S. ".Grebe" from ST. Thomas
arrived here at noon on "Wednesday with
the following passengers:-Hhief Pay
Clerk W.. w. Rayb2Jt, Miss A. l. Farm
worth. Mrs. H. E Russell, Rev. w. Allen
Mrs. Jane Hansen, Miss Hansen, Miss
Lucy Gillette, Maud Moore, Pierre Turbe,
Sarah Burke, HipoIite Turbe, George
Simmons and Alfred Lockhart. The
ship returned to St, Thomas at 3 pm.
No passengers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
VOTING URGED
BY SEN. BORAH
Drive of 20 Speeches
For Hoover Ended
In Utica, NJ. Y.

UTICA. N. H.. Nov. 3.-iPl-ln the
last Of his 20 speeches in behalf OF
the candidacy Of Herbert Hoover for
president. Senator William r. Borah,
Idaho. tonight urged every man and
woman. whether republican, demo
crat OF socialist To record their
vote. and "have a voice and cxer
their influence in the affairs " their
country
The senator addressed a crowded
house Ia wind up a stumpinE tour
that has carried him through iG
states.
lie predicted a tremendous repub-
iicaR victory "a victory which viii
insure four years Of administration
at the hands Of a man who has beer
tested. who holds a diploma from
the university Of experience. y who
has earned. in the wide field III pub
lis service. your confidence. ana J
believe he has your confidence"
Borah. urging the electorate 10 cx-
ercise It's voting franchise. likcncd
the government Il the most "stu-
pendous corporation on earth 81
doubt III you were q stakeholder IN N
great business organization. an on
g%anization which had 10 do not only
with your salaries and wages and
profits. but with your health and
your moral welfare the senator
said, II doubt. | say. il you were 8
stakeholder in such a corporation
whether you would hesitate for a
moment III you had an opportunity
to secure a. president or manager for
your corporation, Herbert Hoover"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Who us. to Vote
For on Tuesday
Is Told By A. P.
fBy The Associated Press

Thy The Associated fftSS.l
President and vice-president Of
the United States.
United States senator in 33 states.
Members from every state to the
United States house of representa-
tives.
Governor in "a states.
Lesser state officials in 81 states.
Nominees for the senate number
I22. including 2 women, for 81 places
with 80 senator's seeking reelection.
One senator (Hale. Mainel was elect
cd Sept. 10 and two have no cppcsi-
ton.
For the 435 seats in the house Of
representatives there are $50 candi-
dates, including Is women and 3sS
members seeking reelection. Ncmi-
nees in 90 districts have been elect
cd IA in Maine) CIR have no opposi-
tion.
In the 81 states where g~ubernator-
ial elections are being held there are
1914 candidates. Eighteen governors
are seeking reelection; n has no
opposition.
The polls close at various times
up to 8 p. m, Pacific time, or IA p.
M. eastern time.
Voting precincts number 10000
More than 4 5000, 900 citizens have
qualified to vote. a. determined by
an exclusive compilation by The AS
ISOLATED Press. This is nearly H.
600, 900 more than voted in 1924.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Houston Leads In
Building Permits

DALLAS. Nov. 3.-(Pl-Houston
added 70 its enormous lead over 9TH
or cities OF Texas in building permits
for the year by issuing Sl,979,963 IN
permits during the past week. The
Bayou City. with a total Of S29,6se.-
1872 for the year. has had more than
twice the construction Of its nearest
rival. San Antonio. with SIS, 266. I26.
Totals Of the leading cities Of the
state for the week and year follow:
Houston 81 .979.963. year. S29.6sS.-
1872; San Antonio. Si57,365; year $13.-
266.126: Galveston. S13.5OO. year. ST.
39O.49s: Fort Worth. S70.4S4. year.
sl2.Sle.I36; Austin, $l0,050, year. So
29i.02S; Corpus Christi. SCI ,T75. year,
SI.696. 100; Dallas, Sl0S.272, year. 81
232. $50: Wichita Falls. S4,6lO. year.
lisa 95; Lubbock. go. 900. year. So
9ST.16g; San Angelo. $4,000. year,
S4,l40.693; Amarillo. $1,000. year. 49,
10000; Beaumont, $99,940, year.
SS.267,745.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
Continued from page one.l

Continued from page one.l
republican presidential candidate, j.
assured a substantial majority
A significant eleventh hour devei-
opment-one reasonably certain to
p%recipitate i~ntra-party rows and pos
sibiy court action-was the declara-
tion OF Chairman ID. W. Wilcox Of
the state democratic executive com
mittee, last night that the commit
tee probably will bar boilers" from
the 1880 state primaries. They Nill
be barred on the grounds that. #
they participated in the presidential
or state primaries and then vote for
Hoover. they will have violated their
democratic pledge. he said.
Plead OF Women
Chairman Moody Of the anti-Smith
democrats rejoined that such a
threat Of exclusion will serve only
10 make the boilers insist on their
Independence"
Mrs. Clara Driscoll Sewer. demo
cratic national committeewoman, is
sued a statement here today pleading
for loyalty Of the dmeocratic women
voters to their party, and charging
that the campaign has been reduced
70 the single issue Of "the religious
18th of the democratic candidate Tor
cnt."
Setf4 (quoted as typical Of several
fss1 she has received. n she
said was from 5. l.. Wilson, Long
view, Gregg county school superin-
tendent: Permit me to extund 10
you my sympathy" the letter read.
know of no position more emoar-
RAISING than for a good n 70 ~
placed where she must defend Al
Smith and all that name stands tor.
Nav the Lord have mercy son your
soul. II Herbert Hoover had been
nominee eS your party, could you
have made a better speech
Laud Dem Nominees
Mrs. SEWER replied that she would
have supported Hoover A ne had
been the democratic choice.
The nominees of the democratic
partv.r she said in her statement.
Through a bitter and trying cam
fpaign, have destroyed all the argu-
ments Of the opposition as 20 their
liability and fitness 10 conduct the al
fairs OF our nation. The character
destroyers have been ANONYMOUSLY
~discredited. the scandal mongers
have been dragged from the Shiny
habitsts Of the unclean and with
cred under the sunshine Of truth and
common deceney.
The democratic candidate has Of
hcred his suggestions for suppress
sion Of the liquor traffic. and has
stated that a president may only Of
fer a remedy. but is powerless TO
bring about any changes or correc-
ton in the organic laws Of the land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
ROBINSON IS
sure OF WIN
Turns Hcmeward Aft
ed Final Speech
In w. Virginia

CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Nov. B.
pa tired but happy and conf
dent man ended one OF - most ann
bilious campaigns in American poll
teal history today and turned home
ward in belief that he will be the
next vice president Of the United
States.
That man vas Senator Joe Robin
son, running mate of Governor
Smith. who for two months has car
ried the massage OF the democratic
party from coast 10 coast and from
the DakotaS TO Texas.
He closed his campaign In this
city. from which John ". Davis set
out on his quest for the presidency
four years ago.
A cheering crowd thronged the
Carnegie auditorium TO hear the SEN
ator's address. Outside a large
crowd stood in 4 steady drizzle 60
hear his words W 4 loud speaker.
The burden or his message to his
gathering was. a victory pronounce
ment" for mex Tuesdays bailotting.
The Smith-Robinson ticket will
carry the solid south, he said. and
the border states ard ten middle
western and western states. His
prophecy did not extend 70 the east
ern s~eaboard. which Is the only see
tion or the country In which he has
not campalgned.
Before making his prophecy. Rob
inson lifted a finger in warning 10
his audience and told them to not be
deceived hy the views Of some po-
!itical writer's IN newspapers and
magazines who predict q Hoover yic-
tory.
This unuuestionably ~ opposition
propaganda the senator said. "and
no one should 30 received by I'LL"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
RETAIN c. 0.P.
CURTIS URGES
Vice President Nomi-
nee Closes Drive
In Home State

WICHITA, Kas.. Nov. SD
Continuation of the republican par
~ in power on sits record of accom-
plishments for the good of all the
people" was asked tonight by Sem
ator Charles Curtis, republican VICE
presidential nominee. in his firai
campaign speech at y rally here In
his home state.
eff the record Il good those In
power should be r~etained' he told
his Kansas audience: "L il is bad,
they should be discarde| rhe rec
ord Of our party has Sbeen more
than good. During the last seven
years We have accepted and execut-
ed in a statesmanlike way the most
difficult task of reconstruction
which has ever confronted q po'iti-
cal party in the United States.
"The republican party does not
claim that its every act has been
successful. but it does state that
with few exceptions its acts CT
government have been to the great
benefit of the nation"
Late tonight, the 6S-year-oid cam
paigner. who has visited more than
80 states in his raging campaign
over the nation, departs for his
home town--Topeka. He rests there
tomorrow and Monday and after
casting a vote Tuesday again sets
out for Washington. Topekans
have arranged a rally for Monday
night and as il his custom in past
campaigns, the senator will speak
his final words there in a brief
talk.
The senator ran over the full
range of election arguments in q
concluding address.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
3 YOUTHS
NEAR SAN ANTONIO

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. 3.-Pl-
Three youths were drowned IN Chi
con Lake, 80 miles from San Antonio
in Medina county today when a small
boat in which they were riding cap
sized. Another saved his life BY
swimming to shore. The bodies Mere
recovered by San Antonio firemen
two hours later.
The dead are: Amos Lee. II; New
ton Lee. is, and Grafton benson. y.
all Of Bigfoot. Edward Collins. IS.
of Natalia. saved himself BY swim
ming about 100 yards IN the cold
waters Of the lake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
IN OUR VALLEY

Continued from page one.)
day. much other matter had to be
left out.
And the News may be depended
upon 70 resume the routine With
next weeks issue.
So il has been with many other
weekly newspapers-and daily, too.
It's an politics this week. Next
week at this time there will be
other things tc think about. to read
about. and perhaps to scrap about
for Instance. as 20 whether that
Engiishman really eonversed with
Mars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
LISTS

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
BURNED

WICHITA FALLS. NoT. 3.-tR,-
Three persons were burned severely
and $4,000 damage was done here to-
day in a fire which broke out in the
J. l.. Art Jewelry store. Joe L. Art,
proprietor, and two watchmakers Joe
de Camp and Charles Kallus. were
burned. Spontaneous combustion was
believed 10 have caused the blaze.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

LAWRENCE. Kans.. Nov. 3.-jP,-
Robbers entered the office Of the di-
rector Of athletics at the University
Of Kansas late today and escaped
with between $4,000 and S. 900. pro
ceeds Of the Kansas Nebraska home
coming football game here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
TOBEYTOCET

CONTINUED from page one
ferds. deputy United States mar
shall.
when brought before Goodrich
FrilAy afternoon. Tobey waived ex-
aminipe trial and was remanded 20
y,srn. jail IN default Of s2o,Oyo bond
nA Prominent Brownsville business
rrdsrn. interested in the racing pro-
- sponr A signed the bond which prompt
us .cath,bey's release Saturday,
phiIadelphia =. Sethman. secretary and
chine and the Of the Santa Cruz Kennel
citv. He took otl., associate Of sobey,s,
4 ara 70 task. atement Saturday that
aThose brides tn OF the dog track
Tered, a part Of them curtailed because Of
can party's war c~hearge filed against its
shey turned over to,er.
organization. hae personsl supervi-
suggestion from HSroiect which is now
or those others thilv." he said. "and the
y aThey would set tn ! oe Gpened on
tsSmith. Why. Smiht "A rrch nanrsv /,
.sshan any ws other ss e gov y x9don it now"
,ad Than he declared in rinsAS TRAIN
THAT xo oi Law his filthy haE TRUCK
..sb;s countyy's naval oil
5osxn't deserve q regular trial.
should be tried by court martisA r.ara
70 nken out and shot" ~
T-Finlev Ewing, mayor. presided AT 20
Robe rally, and took a leading part ~ 4.
a raking arrangements for it. -.
The film will be shown five times iii
Sunday ut the Capitol theater IN ana
p-awnsville, and Monday night will givi
:. the feature Of a final democratic no,
railv in the Nueces court house at Tie,
Corpus Christi. four
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

fContinued from page one:)
..~tsd ont into the victory column.
The men at headquarters who DO
a. figuring have q universal prac,
80 ~ LAYING out on a paper pad
two columns. n marked suLe
for thetr candidate and the q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

MARSHALL, Tex, Nov. 3.=Pi-
One youth i dead and another was
held for questioning BY Harrison
county authorities a. the result of
a fatal hunting trip near here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

oirhf said they had becen~
rirccd that they best could carr .
INV fight for cquNl opportunity WI
women BY supporting the natioa1
republican ticket
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
rARrY FOR HOOVER

WASHINGTON, Ncv: s-
T~wenty-threc members oi go ~
al woman's partly n 2
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04

NA&TNAANFA rs uVufk-
ful states.
NV YORK, Nov. 3.-tP-s.nstor
GEORGE H.. Moses. chairman OF the
eastern advisory committee Of the
hoover Curtis campaign. made public
today his calculation OF election re-
suits and predicted a victory for
Herbert Hoover.
Mr.. Hoover has PCT electoral votes
which cannot be taken from him ex-
cept by n miracle" said a Moses
statement. land the age of miracles
came TO an end at Houston when a
Southern democracy permitted Gov
etnor Smith 70 be nominated"
The senator figured that aItogeth-
er Hoover would have 400 votes in
the electoral college as the result of
tuesdays election. In addition to 26
states which he said Hoover was GER
tam to carry, he predicted the repub-
lIean nominee would win Missouri.
wisconsin New York. Kentucky. Ne
braska, Massachusetts,, New Mexico.
Rhode Island, Tennessee and Mary
land.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
WOULD YOU BELIEVE 1T.

LONDON-Prof. David Wortley
declared nan address here that
extreme modesty is as bad as ex-
treme conceit."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-04
COUNTY DEMS
HEAR ROUSINC
DANCY SPEECH
Harrington Meeting Is1JoAn }
Kept In Uproar n nsIs .srrs,
Strong Parsn tCs from demo
.o-.v.ers all over the country
Smith FHo2 electoral votes for Gov

tc... edition % the "SoIid South, 2
ASpeciait.kob claimed New York, Mas
nAhLiNGEN, it's, Rhode Island. Tennessee.
county democrat, Wisconsin. Minnesota. Nor
1earo . rousing evada. Arizona. New Mexico.
county judge crsey. Maryland. West Vir,
saw the three rNentuckv. Nebraska colorsda
Warrior" prasetieut. New Hamn~h;rs Inas
club here ~ Wyoming. Iowa. Utah, Illinois
lcie ALL orth Dakota and South Dakota.
01t2<4r Washington, Delaware, Ohio and
pennsylvania he classified as doubt
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waterproof. Slightly soiled.
Sizes Is to II.
fsD MISSES AND WOMEN'S
SIS TO s29.75 SPORT s
COATS, $40. Imported fab
RIGS mannishiy tailored.
Isl MISSES AND WOMEN'S
S35 TO S39.75 SPORTS
COATS, $19. Trim tailored
models fashioned from fine
fabrics.
Isl MISSES s25 SUITS. SIG.
Attractive little tan tweed
suits. Lined Jacket.
second FIoor---LaBsbnrgh & Bro.