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Births Reported.

The following births have been reporte
% the Health Department In the past 2
,ours.
Lugge and Mary Gragiano. boy.
James J. and Louelien " Kent. boy.
Cfeorse A. and Evelyn Brodie, boy,
Robert r. and Martha L. Soilitto. girl
Louis and Helen NJ Marucci, siri,
Walter J. and Martha s, Porter, girl.
Frederick ~. and HelEa o. Miller, girl.
Samuel W. and Emma l.. Adams, girl.
Felix and Alics Truance. giTl.
RAYMOND r. and Violet r. Thomas, girl
Felix and Mary X. paravati. girl.
Raymond A. aud Alice Jones. girl,
Fred and Martha L. Betz. girl.
James r. and Julia McClellon. girl.
Joseph A. and Josephine De Mtno. Girl.
Newton N and JesSica Loveweil. girl.
Van and Rebecea l.. Moreiand, girl.
William r. and Mildred N Ellery, boy.
John and Mildred Kuhn. boy.
Ryland and Laura Davis, boy,
Samuel and Isabelle Marshall boy.
Bud and Rose Hancock. boy.
Jake and Eva White. girl
noch ]. and IecreSSie BlackStruek. girl
Patrick and Annie Boose, hoy.
Lloyd and Katherine Lewis, giri
Herman and Nirgtnta iyreS, girl.
Vernon and Mary Lou Kelly, girl
James L. and 0uStave Euhanks. girl,
Dove and Mary Floyd, girl.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
10 the Health Department in the past 20
hours:
rucv Waller Morton, 80, l443 Mass. ave.
Ciara Rietrich. 7e. 1858 Euclid st.
Bettie Grace Sahm. So. 518 H St
Michael Ahern. s2 Little Sisters OF the
roor. 80 an. ,,.t,.n. -
andrew L, FAINT. AZ. 57l2 9th St.
Edward Henisn; a. IS sibley Hospital Iios,,to,
lanes M johnson. 27. 1880 Wisconsin ave
Raymond Nash, 20. Gallnasseer = Hospital
Robert. George KNOTT sas /, Tls ne 81; s'~'
Walter mSilttI' wilson. So. ,Gallinger HOSPITAL.
Laura Monroe 4s; el2 Bowers Ct; oInito, NE;
Tyivsses Gibbs, 81, 300 I'd st, Sc,
Edna Harris g. 81 G"lnIgeT HIekmah h0spl'si s. sc
Tneda Sninks. ; months, Childrens HOS
Oitai
Evening star., 1928-06-20
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia ~- Considerable
cleudiness; probably showers tonight
and tomorrow: not much change in
temperature.
Maryland-Cloudy, probably showers
tonight and tomorrow; rising tempera-
ture tomorrow.
Virginia-Local thundershowers to-
night and tomorrow; slightly warmer
on the coast tomorrow.
West Virginia--Local thundershowers
tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature.
Record for Twenty -four Hours.
Thermometer pm, rs; 8 pm, "a;
10 midnight, 10; am, Sc; am 90;
noon, rs.
Barometer a pm, 1858; pm,
2974; IL midnight 1881; 4 am, 1880;
8 am. 2985; noon, 1886.
Highest temperature "a, occurred at
3:l5 pm. yesterday. Lowest tempera-
ture, S. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, CO. lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, 4:04 am. and 4:47
pm; high tide. 9:53 am. and 1898
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, Sol am. and
s:39 pm; high tide. 1852 am. and
1929 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:42 am; sun sets
7:37 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 442 am; sun
sets 1877 pm.
Moon rises 7:2l am; sets 1898 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls--Very muddy.
Weather I'm Various Cities.
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BURNED WOMAN BURIED

Funeral services for Mrs Frances
e. Decker, So years old. who was
burned to death when her home. at l6
Rock Creek Church road was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday. were held in
Cedar Hill Cemetery this afternoon.
The services were held under 'Ne
auspices of Waneta Council, No: =
gree of Pocahontas, to which
Decker belonged.
Efforts to locate relatives Of
Decker have not been successful.
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Garns Of Tbanks.

ROYCE. WALTER J. I wish 70 express my
heartfelt appreciation for the expressions
~ sympathy and the beautiful horai Of
ferings al the funeral Of my beloved nus
band. WALTER J. BoYCE, on June III.
1928. WIFE. MRS. MARY A. BOYCE.
uacCyn. JOSEPH LAWRENCE. We wish to
extend our heartfelt thanks 20 relatives,
friends, Loyal Order Of Moose; Coiumola
Ralt!more: Junior Legend. No. So; Loggia
FeIce Cavallotti. No. II. and Nlttorio
Emanueie. 2nd. and other ORGANIZATIONS LoK
the many kind expressions of sympathy
aud beautiful floral tributes at the time OF
Mrs E MARIE MAGGro AND CHILDREN.
Mr. AND MRS. ANGELO MAGGlO AND
FAMILY. ~
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LOST.

AOSi.
BACi~-Lady'S has, OF blue leather Thurs
KEYS. CSC. keep money as reward Return
eag and ether contents. Mrs, Z, NJ. Watts,
BAR PIN. diamond. Sunday, June II. on
Connecticut ave. between Cathedral ave
snd Calvert $ Reward return to ~. S.aS
BAR PIN. platinum top, with diamonds and
sapphires Reward Apt sla, $500 IAN
ST NV. IL
nILLFoIp BLACK, Ssntleman's. containing
' checks sV ''t,i sioo 'qs reward i " Return to u
Hollinss, $40 st. ne -
BILL FOLD. brown leather. eontainins about
Counter. Counter Eyenins star, Wash. ., G ii.
CAMERA, on sunday. june 10, Phone Mrs
Greene, Main 9soo durlng day. or Cleveland
STAB night. S. reward ds---- az
CERTIFICATES. two; namely. No hsS for 10
shares preferred stock; and No 3aS for 10
eSl i' e Co. % both Certificates standing in the
name OF William + Lipscomb, Finder Is re.
fSss'sS nst astl + hses. ssssfn '''" % ''' 'N"'
po0, child's pet; lost on 18Th st. NV
puppy, white brown ears, brown spot on
back. Owner 1888 18th 81 NV, Cal North
EARRING iarge pearl, June ia, small value
except TO owner Phone Adams 5000. ao'
EyEqt. AssES shell rim, =, saturday -, Ct
400
FUR NECKPIgcE- Monday. az lawn party
ath and ChannlnR SITS ne; III vicinity OF
lath and NV small stone niaften Finder
please call North islA-M, Reward.
GOLDEN KEY, Kappa Kappa Gamma FRA
terntty pin, Ia vicinity Of Central AlRh
school Reward at i20A Clifton 81
FUR NECKPfECE, red fox, Saturday night,
hotel roof garden Phone Potomac 1900.
Reward IL
HOUND Dod, female white and brown am
answers TO name OF Fanny" Return TO q,
Rhodes. 60a Irving 81. NV. Reward, sls
Pm Kappa phi fraternity name on hack
Albert T, King s. reward, Call Clev saAI
pIN-r~n A n. this morning, on iAth s. line
or ehanaing cars at You Call Adams y We
ward,
poCKrrnOOk. vicinity poolsyllle Rockville
nike, Saturday over 800 and papers, hhs
cral reward load Quebec pl NV Potomac
l07
pQ(,SFTnOoK containing meney aud Par
ksr pen set, Reward, Call Cleveland n99a.
POLICE PUPPY, black anu silver femaie
lost Saturday at N &. ave. aud 18th st
call Hamilton, Va collect a*F-la Reward.
wATcn- amali wgist watch, narrow tak
| bracelet, eoid. probably near 10th and Pa,
| ave Reward Cali Adams VSs
WRIST wAfCti l.aaya, eetwsen 9th end ?
SIS sw, ard the, RiSltn. as kssnn ! or hsnss
bufshs, Rgwafd, Return TO saa ash -, Aws
Evening star., 1928-06-20
PLANES SCARE FOXES.
Breeders Complain Animals Bury
Young When Frightened.

WISCONSIN RAPIDS. Wis. P).r-
Airplancs wnirring over silver fox farms
in wisconsin Rapids constitute a real
menace to the animals.
A mother FOX. when frightened, buries
her young and unless the animals can
be unearthed at once they die, breeders
say. Keepers of one farm said SIX
mother foxes were frantically burying
their offspring when plane passed
over
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when 1t was offered last week, picado
will now be sent TO the state peniten-
tiarv to await trial for conspiracy
against the Nicaraguan government
Continued surrender of the inSurgent
group is believed to be weakening Gen.
Sandinos forces greatly.
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Wife's Trek Terminated.

SAC PAULO, Brazil.--After travel
ing 400 miles afoot to fulfill a re-
ligious vow. Ann Egydio was overtaken
by her husband, who chastised her and
left her for strangers to take to a
hospital
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REPORT REBEL CAPTURED.
Marines Declare Nicaraguan VIII
Be Held for Trial.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. June 20 N''.
Marine headquarters received re-
port today that Primo Picado. formerly
of the insurgents led by Marcelino Her
nandez, but who failed to SURRENDER
with the rest OF the group at Esteli last
Friday. was captured Monday near La
Trinidad with a loaded rife in his pos
session. AS result of his REFUSAL 10
take advantage of the general amnesty
Evening star., 1928-06-20
BUSINESS MEN ON PICNIC.
Members of Northeast Association

Members of the Northeast Business
Mems Association held their annual
excursion at Chesapeake Beach today.
The merchants left Washington at 10
o'clock this morning and expect to
return to the city late this afternoon.
Fl. A. Garren is president of the as
sociation
Evening star., 1928-06-20
100000 Loss in School Fire.

MONTREAL, June 20 GE1.-Fire today
destroyed the Polytechnical School of
the University OF Montreal. Early esti-
mates placed the loss at 100000.
Evening star., 1928-06-20

hail Conduit ard Chain Bridge roads.
q O'Clock. by the dramatic club OF tnat
parish.
FUTURE,
Members of St. James Catholc
church Mount Rainier, Md. will give
a card party in the new Church OF St'
James. on Rhode Island avenue north-
east, Friday, pm.
The Loyal knights of the Washing
ton Round Table will meet for luncn-
con Friday, 1890 pm, at the Unlver-
sitv Club. Speaker: Prof G. trancls
Jenkins. internationally known radio
authority. Subject, "Television.'
Special clinics for speech disorders
will be held at Georgetown University
Hospital. Thirty-fifth and N streets, on
,Tune % and 30 and July 5 and II, from
. Ia 3 pm, when no charge Will be
made. All persons having trouble WIN
their speech are invited. j. Hedrick, di-
rector.
The Washington Highlands Citizens
Association will meet tomorrow, pm,
in Congress Heights School.
The Kiwanis Club will meet tomor-
row. 80 pm. for ITS weekly luncneon
at the Washington Hotel. Judge W.
w. warwick of the Workmen's Com
pensation Commission. will talk OF the
new compensation act for the District
OF Columbia.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
DIES IN BARBER SHOP.
Patron Waiting for Haircut Ex-
pires in Chair.

pires in Chair.
While waiting for haircut in a
barber shop at 1l08 Twentieth street
shortly after 10 O'Clock today, Thomas
Lewis, colored, SIS. of 206 Virginia ave-
nue.. died of heart disease.
The colored man entered the shop
at 10 am. and sat down to wait for
an empty barber chair Death came
SO quietly that the BARRIERS and Gus
toners in the establishment did not
realize what had happened until he
failed to respond to the call Of next. "
The coroner was notified.
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al arriMe.

RoBERTS--SINCEII. Mr.. and Mrs Cnariss
w sincell wish TO snnclnSsr r fns s.m maIi1aSSs xrS
NTH ROBERTS, June :, 1913 a. An
nRp0Iis. Nd
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FOUND.

BLACK SATcHEL, with &C n" on it
Owner can have by calling at illl 10th
ST. NV,
FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescue
League. S49 Maryland ave. S,w. Main $685.
Evening star., 1928-06-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

ObI1OiNU SIEAMEhS-
SAILING TODAY.
Auultania-Cherbourg and Southampton.
Caracas-San Juan. La Guayra and Mara
Caibo
sTaolaKnSS,1n n9 Grs.01s s.n.
Stuttgart--Southampton Bouiogne and
BridEetown--Port an Prince cartagena and
t'uerto Colombia.
Olancho-Puerto CorteZ.
Cayour-Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
SAILING TOMORROW.
President Harrison~-World cruise.
santa EIisa-Havans. Cfistonal. Cailao and
Valparaiso,
coamo-San Juan and San Domingo City.
Aldan-Barbados. Para and Pernambuco.
Dominica-AntiEua. Barbados and Dominica.
BIRD City--Copenhasen.
Camamu.SantoS
Half Moon--Constanza.
New BrunSWlck--Accr
SAILING FRIDAY. JUNE %.
Carmania-P Plymouth, Havre and London.
Paris--Piymouth and Havre.
Berlin--Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen
RomaGNaples and Genoa.
Majestic-Cher erbourg and Southampton.
Lapiand~Plymouth, Cherbourg and Antwerp.
Cottica-Port au Prince.
Flora-Cape Haltien.
SAILING SATURDAY. JUNE 2s.
Scythia-Cobh and Liverpool
observation-disclosures and Glasgow.
Hsmburg--Cherbourg southampton and
HAMBURG
Nieuw Observation-Disclosures, Boulosne and
Rotterdam,
HelliR Olav--Oslo and Copenhagen.
Drottntng ngholm-Gothen
Alfonso xIII-Corunna.
Bergensgiord-Oslo and Bergen.
Bermuda--Hamilton.
Carriiio- Santiago. Kingston and Puerto
Barrtos
Nerissa-st Johns and Halifax
San Juan--San Juan.
Siboney-Havana.
Ulua~-Havana, CriStobai and Port L.mon.
Vestris-Rio de Janeiro. Santos and Buenos
Aires
Maravi-santiaso. Kingston and Puerto Co
lomhia
Guatemala-Puerto Colombia. cartsgena.
Cristooal and San Jose de Guatemala.
SAILING MONDAY. JUNE IS
Baltie-cobh and Liverpool.
SAILING TUESDAY. JUNE 2s.
Presdente wtlson--LiSbors Palermo, Naples.
Pauas. SpalRto and Trieste.
Yorck--Galway and Bremerhaven.
Byron-~Piraeus. JANA, PatraS and Beirut
SAILING WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~.
aria-Che rbourg and Southampton.
Carinthts-N North Cape cruise.
Zacapa-Kingston, CriStobat CaEtagena.
Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta.
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FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA DATA.

For week ending June iS 1928
-~Temperature--Precipi -,
Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
Corn and
Northern
wheat zone :. 50 IL OIL --0l
Mhnat zone 4s 0 OIL 90
Evening star., 1928-06-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF,
TODAY.

"Narys Castle in the Air" play
will be presented at st. Davids parish
hall, Conduit and Chain Brldge foaos,
O'Clock, by the dramatic cIuo OF tna'
parish.
Evening star., 1928-06-20

BAG~-Ladys has, of blue leather; Thurs
day or Friday last; containing money.
keys, etr. Keep money as reward, Return
nag and other contents Mrs, T., NJ. Watts,
Evening star., 1928-06-20

BAR PIN. platinum top, with diamonds and
| sapphires, Reward. Apt, Sl3, $500 IAN
Evening star., 1928-06-20

nILLFoLD BLACK, eentlemans, containing
three 400 bills, about $50 in small bills aud
cheeks 500 reward. Return to u,
Evening star., 1928-06-20
Deaths.

ADDISON, CLARE CAN'T. On TWssday;
June 10, 1923, at her residence, iISs y
ST.. CLARE CAN'T ADDISON: widcw OF
MURRAY Addison; daughter or the lats
Rentamin Stoadert CAN'T. y. 8. N. ana
Marsaret Carroll Smith. AND niece q ss We
funeral services at her late residence
Thursday al o'clock. interrnent private
ISL Louis paperS please COPY 5o
Evening star., 1928-06-20

EARRING iarge pearl, June IA, small value
except To owner, Phone Adams Sa0s. aoe
EYEGLASSES, shell rim, Saturday, at
Marshall Hall Reward, Please eau Pot
Evening star., 1928-06-20

poo, chiid's pet lost on 18Th St NV
puppy, white, brown ears, brown spot ON
| back Owner 1919 18th 81. NV, Call North
Evening star., 1928-06-20
RAmrY. SnpVTA Departed this life Non.

". eay. june is. lS2s. 81 ! nm. after hrisi
Illness. SOPHIA BAtIEYs he deyo'sS e
John H. and the late Julia Plummer
mother OF William L. and Isaac NJ TAnces
She also leaves 10 mourn their loss twS
dAuchterx- -ln-lHw. two grandchildren anS
= hast oi other relatives and friends
Funeral Thursday. June IL. at 2 pm,
from the First Baptist Church. RoSSlyn
W. ReN AneNStnS Lewis olfaciAtlnG.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
AIMEE STARTS HOME

SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, Nov. IS
Rl-Aimee Semple Mcpherson, evan
gelist, sailed for the United States
today aboard the steamship Column
bus after an evangelistic tour thru
England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16

Because OF the large number OF
cattle grazing on marshy lands. Hol-
land is waEing an extensive crusade
against bovine tuberculosis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
C.P. L. Women
OF Valley Hold
Monthly Meeting

wESLACO, Nov. 15.-The women's
committee Of the Central Power
and Light company held their reg
ular meeting for the month OF No
vember in the Methodist church here
Wednesday, about forty employees
and guests Of the company being
in attendance.
Mrs. Emma Goebels OF San Be-
nito presided over the meeting. Miss
Bonnie Val Carpenter of Hickman.
KY, was introduced and gave a
short talk on electric cookery. Mrs.
Geo. Hoeffer rendered several piano
solos that were exceptionally well
received.
An interesting and colorful talk
VS. given by Mrs. Robertson OF Elsa
descriptive OF Hawaii where she for
merly resided. She told many per-
sonal experiences and the talk was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Helen Hansen OF McAllen
talked on Courtesy by the employees
OF the company TO customer and
public" Miss Emily Stewart of
Edinburg talked on Courtesy Of
company employees to each other"
At the close Of the program re-
freshments we're served to the gath
ering by the women of the Metho-
dist church. These meetings are a
part of the regular program of in
struction given to the ONE m
ployes of the company. The meet
ings being held monthly. the next
regular meeting to be held in De-
cember at San Benito.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
War Trophy Won
By Legion Post
AT Raymondville

RAYMONDVILLE. Nov. l6.-The
Meuse-Argonne Post American Leg
ion, of Raymondville. stood fourth
in rank in the state OF Texas in a
competition for war trophies. accord
ing to information received here by
Post Commander Verne Sabin. This
will entitle the local post to fourth
choice Of war trophy to be awarded
BY the American Legion h~eadquar-
tiers, and Commander Sabin states
that the R~aymondville post will ask
for one of the big German guns
captured during the a
Archer City stood first IN rank IN
the number Of points gained. with
Jourdanton and Brennan coming
second and third. The ~Eaymondville
post gained 1850 points. only thirty
points behind Archer City. An
other honor gained by the Kay
mondville post was the payment Of
the first national ard state dues for
1929 Of any post III the United
States. which was made by 20 mem
bers Of the post in September.
The state war trophy committee,
heaed by Adjutant General r. l..
Robertson. OF Austin. is now col
Icct!ng the trophies loaned out to
various posts. and when this work
Is completed the trophies will be
sent to their permanent homes. each
post being awarded a trophy &C
cordirg to its standing in number
Of points gained. State Adiutant
Ross II. Cole writes Commander
Sabin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
San Juan Lions
Hear Instructor
ESPECIAL 70 The Heraldl

SAN JUAN, Nov. l6.-Speaking at
the Lions luncheon here on the topic
OF education, especially as II affects
the underpriyileged child, DR.. IL. H.
Manuel from the Department Of Ed
ucation at the University of Texas,
said, democracy is a tragedy or a
farce without education" DR.. Manuel
is in the Valley studying the Mex
lean situation and the educational ia
e~ilities as it effects Mexican people.
Touching on the problem Of pre-
venting war. DR.. Manuel said, THE
best way 70 prevent war is 10 educate
the people about horrors Of warfare"
In studying human relationship.
DR.. Manuel said, when our children
20 away 70 the schools and univer-
sites, they should be given superior
educational advantages and i%nstruc-
tion than we al home are able to give
them. And when they return they
will have not only shnrpened wits. but
q better understanding Of human re-
l~ations."
The musical part Of the program
was carried out by Mr.. Linn, who
rendered two selections on the piano.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
HORSES
HERE
First Entries To Be
Followed by Others
Soon, Floore Says

HARLINGEN. Nov. l6.-The first
carload Of race horses for the races
Of the Valley Mid-Winter Fair ar
rived here Thursday. and prepara-
tons are being made to receive a
large number Of additional horses in
a few days, Manager John T. Floore
announced.
The race track now is in first class
condition, and the running races will
be n of the principal features Of
the institution this year, Mr.. Floore
said.
There will be more than a hundred
horses entered in the fair, and the
five or six that start in each of the
daily races will all be running horses
of the best kind. and will guarantee
the spectators their moneys worth.
Special stalls are being arranged
TO care for the large number Of
horses that are being attracted by
the larger purses offered this year.
Additional grandstand attractions
are being booked by Mr.. Floore, the
latest being bicycle riding stunts.
the ~skyrocket divers, rope walkers,
trapeze performers and other en-
tcrtainment numbers of a similar
class.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
LAYERS live
UP ORECOR
Culling Test Proves
Worth on La Feria
Farm in Test
Especial to The Herald)

SAN BENITo, Nov. 15.--Forty
hens. picked from a flock IN the
Valley about a year ago as the lay
ers, as distinguished from the
'liars." have lived up to the pre-
diction and remained the forty
banded" hens when the fourth
culling was made this week on the
poultry farm Of L. NJ. Vigness at La
Feria.
The culling was done by r. y.
Holmgreen. poultry specialist Of the
extension service. Texas A. & NJ. col
lege, who was in the county with
Henry Alsmeyer, county agent.
Mr.. Holmgreen culled three flocks,
with a total of sixty persons pres
ent at the three demonstrations in
the county.
He culled the flock OF F. Bohlen
at Ell Jardin. the flock of z. W.
Shaw at Combes. and the Vigness
flock at La Feria.
The cullirg work on the Bohlen
and Shaw flocks was the first done
there.
On the Vigness flock Mr.. Holm
green a year ago conducted a DEM
onstration. banding the hens which
were picked as the layers. He has
culled the flock twice since then,
and the culling this week was the
fourth and last, bearing out the pre-
diction made at the beginning of the
year. All the hens banded will
produce more than $50 eggs a year.
as against the Texas average of rs,
Mr.. Holmgreen said.
The culling work is to separate
the Layers from the liars" Ais
meyer said. in commenting on il.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-16
District
OF Federation
Has Breakfast

Representatives Of the fifth dis
trict Of the state federation of WON
ems clubs, in which Brownsville Is
included. had their breakfast and
~get-together Thursday morning at
the state convention Of the fedora
ton being held this week at Denton.
The breakfast was held at Lowry
Hall, College of Industrial Arts.
Mrs. Sam j. Smith. chairman Of the
fifth district presiding. and Miss
Edith L. Clark. dean at G. l. A.
acted as hostess. Grover c. Shaw.
instructor at c. 7. a.. talked on
choosing material for original
drama.
The table for the breakfast was
decorated with grapefruit. kumquats
and other small citrus fruits fur
nished through the courtesy Of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce.
the Woman's Chamber Of Commerce
at Harrington. and Mrs. Nolney ".
Taylor. Mrs. Taylor was chairman
Of the committee on decoration for
the breakfast.
Two members or the executive
board Of the state federation reside
in Brownsville, Mrs. Nolney w.
Taylor ard Mrs. Willie A. George.