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Evening star., 1928-12-09
Line-Up and SUMMARY.

Score by periods:
Georgia Tech ........0 Z 13 90
Scoring-Georgia, touchdown (Maffett
Tech, touchdowns Lumpkin, 2; Thoma-
SOM. Points after touchdown-Thoma
son (2).
Referee-Mr. Gardner (Chicagol. Umpire
MIR. Powell wisconsin,. Head linesman-
Mr., Black (Davidson). Field judge-Mr.
Hutchinson (Purdue).
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Bic TEN ELEVENS
BOOK 1929 GAMES
Most Schedules Completed,
Few of Teams Having
One Open Date.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 8.-The West
ern Conference foot ball schedules for
1929, rounded out here today, follow:
Evening star., 1928-12-09
Hawks Backs Good.

Probable line-ups, substitutions
numbers of players follow:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
GAME WARDEN
GROWS TIRED
OF

Does a hunter need a license
in the county in which he is a
RESIDENT"
That is the principal question
John Coffee. deputy state game.
fish and oyster commissioner, has
been answering ever since the
first flock of ducks decided they'd
turn their heads southwark ard
drew into this port over /; month
ago.
II have answered that same
question so many times that my
tongue is shaping against my
teeth It'll il sounds like a trap
drum. Mister won't you please
write it for EN-" the game
warden pleaded as big moist tears
trickled down his cheek to lodge
in his black moustache.
mo hunter needs n license 10
hunt in his home county"
In continuing. Coffee declared
that non-residerts Of the county
but residences Of the state must
pay n 81 license and ron-resi-
dents of the state must pay a S25
fee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
CAMERON SUIT
BEFORE COURT
1rant Writ of Error
In County School
Land Case

cameron county's famous school
nc case, an effort to collect on sew
"a thousand acres in Live Oak
,,oossanty' sold by Cameron county n
-oo4 Tor $4,000, in which suit was
vIIginaiiy filed in 1915, will be re-
!. 1~eo oy the state supreme court.
writ OF error was granted bv
ne. court Wednesday and the case
DC reviewed at an early date. ac-
soIuing to information received from
Austin.
me land involves was part Of the
PORTION OF school land allotted 10
cameron county. The tract was
oought IN 1884 by George West. one
" n pioneers Of Live Oak county.
~no ior many years one of the most
prominent ranchers in South Texas.
vest gave his note for 500. 900. nav
sole IN ten years.
cameron county brought suit in
80 ior the amount of the note and
nresr, and foreclosure Of a vendors
len. The district court awarded the
county S~lO2,206.33 and foreclosure.
me case was appealed and the fourth
eourt OF civil appeals reversed the
case n rendered judgment for siO.-
uoo ana interest since 1895 for the
county. The executors of the estate
Oh George West appealed from this
uecislon, and other appellants includ-
"a parties to whom the land had
oeen transferred by West.
west pleaded payment and invoked
ne presumption of payment by lapse
OF more than 30 years since the note
became due and payable.
~ IS understood the major part Of
ne acreage IN controversy has been
oeeded to other parties, who are par
ticipating In the case TO defend title.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Remove Collins
In St. Georges
Famous Chapel

LONDON. Oct. 25.-CP-Unaccus-
toned activity within the walls of
Windsor Castle and mysterious
lights in the famous st. Georges
chapel there we're explained today
when it was learned that bodies
of minor members of the royal fam
lily were being removed. The re-
mains OF these historic personages
will now rest in ground specially
consecrated for them at Frogmore in
Windsor Park. the burial place of
Queen Victoria and the Prince Con-
sort.
The bodies were transferred be-
cause the royal mortuary beneath
h chapel is becoming full. Hence
forth the mortuary will be reserved
for ~sovereigns and heirs to the
throne.
Newspapers today said that about
nine collins of minor members Of
the royal family had been removed.
These were said to include those Of
three relatives Of Queen Mary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Man Put Under
$1,000 Bond In
Dry Law Charge

Manoel Castaneda. charged in con
n%ection with the violation Of the ma,
tional prohibition law was placed un-
der a $1,000 bond in a hearing before
United States Com. F.. X. Goodrich
Wednesday afternoon.
The man. who admitted in te.ti-
mony presented that he had been ar
rested four times for. liquor viola
%tions, was arrested Tuesday after
noon about 30 miles from Browns
vile on the military road near the
Hidalgo county line by Customs In
spectors II. l.. Campbell and A. "A.
Champion.
F~orty-two quarts of liquor and an
automobile were confiscated by the
officers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
LEGION IS TO
Hold ELECTION
Local Post Will Name
Officers For 1929
This Evening

Election of officers for 1929 will
feature the annual meeting Of the
John Hanson post Of the American
Legion to be held Thursday evening
at the Legion hall, 933 Levee st.
Post Commander Henry SHELTON,
Jr.. urges hat all Legionnaires be
present so as 10 have a voice in the
election. The following offices are
to be filled:
Post commander, vice-commander,
chaplain. historian, finance officer,
sergeant-at-arms, and an executive
committee composed Of three mem
bers. Nominations will be made from
the floor and the election will follow
Immediately thereafter.
The new officials will be installed
Nov. 8. in accordance with the by
laws 0t .kc post calling for this ac-
ton on the second Thursday after
election.
There Is one ~appointive office, post
adjutant which will be filled after
installation. This action is placed in
the hands Of the post commander.
Other matters TO come before the
meeting Friday night will be the an
nual turkey shoot and reports on the
national convention recently held in
San Antonio.
The turkey shoot has been held
for several years. Tentative plans
call for holding the event Nov. %
and %. II is planned to stage the
shoot several miles out on the Valley
highway az the location previously
used.
Commander SHELTON will deliver a
report on the national convention
and highlights will be furnished BY
others.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

CONTINUED from page one.)
our meaning. not to hide it," the
democrat read.
He said his rival had uttered these
words in August. but il was not until
last Monday night at Madison
Square Garden in New York City
that Mr.. Hoover had ''let the cat
out of the bag" In that speech, the
nominee added, his rival had re.
ferred 10 the democratic theory a.
one Of state socialism,
We'll, how do the members OF
congress feel who voted for the de-
velopment Of Muscle Shoals by the
government" he asked amid Slugh-
ter and applause.
Denies Socialism
Does Mr.. Hoover seriously desire
the American people to believe he
went on. that the application of the
Jeffersonian theory Of states rights
is socialism? He does not NEAR
that
Referring to prohibition the gov.
ernor said: If my plan is social
istic, then the present bootlegging
and hijaeking and racketeering that
is going on is anarchy"
The governor said he had beer
called a socialist before and IL his
views on water power development
were socialistic then former presi.
dent Roosevelt. Charles Evans
Hughes, Owen d. Young and others
were members OF the socialist party
He added If his views on farm re-
lief were socialistic that Vice Presi-
dent Dawes. Frank O. Iowden- for.
mer governor Of Illinois. and others
must come under the same classifi-
cation and that Senator Charles Cur
It's OF Kansas, Mr.. Hocver's running
mate, was 50 per cent socialistic be-
he had firT voted for the Me-
Nary-Haugen farm relief hill and
then vC< 70 sustain President
Coolidgc's veto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
WEATHER SUMMARY

The barometric pressure was still
moderately high throughout the
great central valleys and most ef
Texas this morning. and relatively
low over the far Southwest and off
the New England coast. Excelt for
a few light showers in the lowe
Great Lakes region and in northern
Utah. the weather continued fair to
clear throughout the United States
since last report. Temperatures
were somewhat higher this morning
from the central Rocky mountain
states southeaStward to the Texas
coast. but lower from Montana and
Wyoming eastward to the upper
Great Lakes. Rather low readings
prevailed in North Dakota. and
light frost was reported from north
ern Georgia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Pro Agent Exams
To Be Held Soon

Applications have been called for
persons desiring to take civil service
prohibition agents examinations and
these applications must be in Wash
ington by November 90, according 10
f. r. Jefferds, secretary Of the local
civil service board.
Additional information concerning
the examinations and service can De
obtained from Jefferds at the Gus
toms headquarters in the federal
building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
WOULD SUE 'ANTI-AL'
K FOR N

DALLAS. Oct. 25.-tR-A suggeS-
ton that several snti-Smith speakers
IN Texas be sued for Islander has been
forwarded TO John W. Davis. presi-
Dental candidate OF the party in
1924, who now heads the lawyers sec
tlon OF the national democratic COM
mittee.
Jacob NJ. Dickinson. Jr.. Of Chicago
originated the suggestion after lis
tening TO a radio speech broadcast
from Fort Worth in which he said
the speaker asserted that Governor
Smith drank excessively and referred
to him as a crooked tool" of Tam
many.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
LOS FRESNOS WILL
HEAR DEM

A democratic meeting will be held
at Los Fresnos Friday night, accord
ing to announcement at democratic
headquarters Thursday morning.
Speakers for the occasion will in
clude II. L. Yates. County Judge o. c.
Dancy and Harry Faux.
Notice Of the meeting was given
in Los Fresnos Wednesday night, and
a large attendance is expected.
Plans are being made for similar
meetings in the rural precincts of
the county during the last week OF
the campaign.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Gets Verdict For
Damages Caused
By Car Collision

A verdict for $3.50 was given J.
B. Reed of La Feria in a damage &C
tion in the district court based upon
a collision on the Valley highway
ear La Feria in which Reeds car
was badly wrecked.
w. II. Klein. defendant. filed q
cross action for personal injuries.
The collision occurred on March ,.
1927. The case was tried several
months age, the jurv failing to
agree. The second trial started
Wednesday morning and the case
did not 20 to the jury until late in
the afternoon.
Trial Of the case Of John Sand
berg VS.. the Delta Irrigated Farms
Co. was on the docket for Thursday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
CAMPO VIOLETA HOLDS
ANNIVERSARY MEETING

Arrangements for future events
and speeches BY Florencio Brisino of
the Campo Ehano chapter Of the w.
q. W. and Antonio Garcia OF che
Campo Mexico chapter featured the
celebration Of the twentieth amt
versary Of the Campo Nioleta staged
here recently.
Campo Nioleta No. 773 IA An or
%gani-ation Of W. O W. women.
The anniversary celebration. held
al the X. G. hall, was we'll attended.
and a continuous program was kept
up throughout the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
Matamoros Man
Is Arrested By
Federal Officers

Arturo Zamuda, well known resi-
dent of Matamoros. was arrested Al
Falfurrias by border patrol Officers
early Thursday morning on a chage
of transporting liquor. A Fort
Worth man. who was with him. was
also placed under arrest, the two
prisoners being taken to Corpus
Christi for a preliminary hearing.
A sedan and 100 gallons Of high
grade alcohol were seized by the bor-
der patrol officers.
The consignment of liquor is be-
lieved to have been crossed at some
point near Brownsville as Zamuda
was in the city Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
N w O. A MEET

A meeting of the executive board
OF the local Y. w. c. A. will be held
Friday morning at the home of Mrs.
". W. Taylor, chairman, at $3.50. Mrs.
Esther Hart, district secretary, will
be present, and Mrs. Taylor urged
that all members attend, as il il ex-
pected that some important business
will be taken IN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
STEERING GEAR BREAKS: | DEAD

PEC0S. Tex, Oct. 25.-Pl-A
broken steering gear caused the
death here yesterday of /. II. Sadler,
60, Of Temple. Sadler's brother-in-
law. a DR.. Carver Of Los Angeles,
who was badly cut by glass in the
accident said that the two were
driving at a moderate speed when
the steering mechanism got out OF
control and the car overturned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
s. NJ. L. INSTRUCTOR DIES

DALLAS, Oct. 25.@P1-Dr. Z. a,
H%earon, SO. for thirteen years head
Of the history department Of South
ern Methodist University died late
yesterday after five days illness with
pneumonia. For two years Or. Hearon
was dean Of the university.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
SHARP EARTHQUAKE RECORDED

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-tP)-The
s~eismograph at Forham University
today recorded a sharp earthquake
shock, probably in the neighborhood
Of the Caribbean sea. The quake was
first recorded at 1888 a. m, reached
its maximum intensity ten minutes
later and ceased at $3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
VETERAN FOUND DEAD

Ia GRANGE, Oct. 25.-lPJ-Henry
j.. Koopmann, she'll shocked war vet
eral who was found dead last night
with a charge of buckshot in his
chest. will be buried here today. He
had been respondent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-25
NTAYES is FIRST

Mayes McLain is said 10 be the
first Indian football player the Uni
versity Of Iowa has ever had. But
he's a good one.
Evening star., 1928-07-19
DIET AND HEALTH
BIZ LULU HUNT PETERS. NJ. d.

4S. The tumor never enlarged until
the last two years. 1t Is now getting
so large that her arm rlbs 1t and causes
it to pain. What would I advise her to
do? She paints it with iodin and she
wants to know If there is any way to
avoid an operation. viii it stop giving
her trouble when she is older?
Any advice that can give you now.
Mrs. S., ! am sorry to say, Is 80 years
late If you had had that little tumor
removed when 1t was first discovered
it wouldn't be bothering you now.
Whether you have allowed 1t to 60 on
to an inoperable stage or not only a
skillful surgeon can tell you. and you
must see one at once. sincerely hope
the tumor has not gone on to cancerous
degeneration.
Stop doing anything for the condi-
ton yourself and heed my advice TO
see competent surgeon.
This seeking to avoid an operation
Is one OF the chief reasons why so many
succumb TO cancer. A simple operation
as soon as an abnormal lump is discov-
cred will, in most cases, do away with a
very serious operation later and save
the patients life.
Radium Jars.
Since the poisoning by radiun COM
pounds used In the manufacture OF
radium watches In New York have
had several letters asking me II the
constant use of water from the so-called
radium jars will ultimately poison.
According to an investigation made OF
the jars on the market. the ennanations
of radium are so infinitesimal that the
only value from their use is that you
probably drink normal amount OF
water when ordinarily you wouldn't
II this Is true, then they would not
noiS0r
Evening star., 1928-07-19
BEAUTY CHATS
Slenderizing.

have In mind a friend who was
left widow at the age Of SO, with a
girl Of II. boy IL and another girl 7.
she managed two years on the results
OF some investments, but at the age OF
~ 1t was no use refusing to face facts.
She had $1,000 year from insurance.
and two of her children we'll on the
| way to college, IL she could send them.
She tried to find position that offered
future, and In six months realized
| that such jobs as she, stout and mid
die-aged woman, could get gave moth
Ing but temporary money, and not much
of that.
She did two useful things at once
went to a business training school and
reduced her weight. The first month
only pounds, the second 10, the third
8. Twenty-three pounds made lot of
difference. She kept that weight a
month, experimenting with diets, de-
cided she might as we'll be really attrac-
tive, and took off another pounds.
Knowing now what she could eat and
how much, she started out after job,
feeling and looking young and fresh,
plcased with her determination in max
ing herself attractive and pleased with
her success. For a woman who weighs
under 1870 Is much younger looking and
prettier than the woman who weighs
| 100. She found a place with a large
firm which wanted an attractive, intelli-
| gent, responsible looking woman to re-
ceive people as they entered the build
ing and direct or take them to the heads
Of the various departments. The other
applicants we're young girls.
Naturally such things as nicely done
hair, fresh skin and an intelligent
manner helped. But fat woman would
never have got the position.
Miss Dot-If the braces on your teeth
caused your lip to thicken. you will get
over 1t now that you do not have to use
them.
Marjorie-When taking milk exclu-
sively as a reduction diet you will need
about two quarts day. If you feel
weak from so little. add another pint.
Helen-Mrs. E. D.-Dampen the hair
every day or two with the mixture of
ammonia and peroxide to discourage its
growth.
Adeline W.-Mrs. c.. L. Pr shall be
glad to send you directions about car
ing for the scalp If you forward a self
addressed, stamped envelope for mall
ing.
Miss Adele V.-The creams you used
Evening star., 1928-07-19

There are various treatments which
are attractive for a recessed window;
but that which is shown in the illustra-
tion is one Of the most effective.
The glass curtains are of very sheer
quality of French voile. made without
trimning-hems being the only finish
and are just long enough to touch the
sill.
The overdraperies of chintz have
been made the same length and put up
with simple French heading valance,
scalloped across the bottom and bound
with contrasting shade Of linen.
Another method Of hanging the drap-
cries would have been to place them on
the side of the opening toward the
room, but with such space between
the draperies and the glass curtains, the
effect is not pleasing.
If the latter style is employed, one
pair, or two lengths, of the hangings
would be sufficient, as you can readily
see that the center piece would be
superf1uous; whereas 1t is so attractive
when next to the window.
(Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1928-07-19
Ensembles i'm Bathing Suits
BIT LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

! than capes. which started the vogue
| of the ensemble. They may be light
weight for protection against the tor
| rid rays of the sun when the wearer has
| had q sufficient sun bath. either before
or after swim. These wraps give
plenty o. warmth for some persons, as
| we'll as the protection mentioned. But
| for the woman who delights In long
swimS and stays in the water just as
long as is compatible with good health
a coat with some warmth is welcome.
And now, after hearing of the things
one woull like to have. comes the queS-
f, ton with many a woman of how she
can manage to have one herself. If she
has made her suit. there are sure to be
some leftover pieces. Let these serve as
trimming 1t can be used, If plain. on
some figured silk. Sateen. crepe or other
suitable fabric. Pockets. cuffs, collar.
belt and buttons may be all that can
be had from the leftover goods. 1t will
do to show that the coat was made to
go with the suit.
If the goods are figured. they can be
used as seen on one attractive model
recently Trimming was made in seal
lopS and sewed to the edge up and
down the front and around the collar.
The sleeves were similarly edged, as
itself was knitted and of a gay color,
matching one of the colors in the fancy
material.
To make the trimming. cut semicir-
cular pieces from the goods, The end
Of spool such as crochet cotton comes
on can serve as the pattern. Draw a
circle in lead pencil about the SPOOL
end. laid on piece of white paper.
Fold the paper circles after it has been
cut out and cut along the folded diam
eter The size may be la inches. ~
inches. or even inches in diameter.
Take two of the Semicircles and lay
them right side together. seam them
around the curved edge. fold, and sew
to a piece Of narrow tape. Make SINH
lar units and seam them TO the tape.
The diameters should touch when sewed
to the tape. The trimming is as simply
made as this. and it is easy to see that
even the smallest pieces saved con be
utilized
Many of the ensemble coats are in
jersey cloth. Here again the woman
can thriftily equip herself with a coat.
A sweater is just the thing, and by
means Of the trimming described 1t can
become a smart coat and the desired
bathing ensemble be had at little or no
cost.
Evening star., 1928-07-19
MILADY BEAUTIFUL -ay,
BY LOIS LEEDS.

and wash with CASTLE soap and warm
water. Rinse well In clean. warm water.
Battle for several minutes In cold water.
Dry thoroughly and rub In very little
cold cream. In the morning cleanse
the skin with cold cream. wipe 1t OF
and dust with powder. t2) Vaseline Is
slow in its action, but is the safest
thing to use. Some girls use mascara
to darken the pale tips. go You may
wear flesh. peach, dull brick, rust. pink.
gray, dark green, reseda. dark ana
medium blues, pale yellow. bronze, me-
dium tan. cream, black, with bright
trimmings. LOIS LEEDS
Reducing the Hips.
Dear Miss Leeds: I am 18 years old,
s feet 4b inches tall and weigh lao
pounds. My bust is "a inches, waist 80
and hips 40. Please tell what I should
weigh and how to reduce my hips.
y. w. r.
Answer--You are about Is pounds
above the average weight for your age
and height. A good exercise for the
hips NAV be done In the following way
HeISd down from the waist and rest
YOUR palms on the floor In front OF YOU
Bend your knees deeply. Now fling your
legs out straight behind so that your
weight Is on toes and palms. jump
back to the souatting position. Fling
your legs out behind as before, ana
repeat. Luis LEhO0'
Deep-Set Eyes.
Dear Miss Leeds: Cd My eyes are
very deep set. How can l make tnem
seem less so? CD I am II years OLD,
feet 6 inches tall. What should /
weigh and what are good measurn1ents
~ 9r,.o GRACE.
Answer-(D There is, of course. no
way to make your eyes less deep-set;
Easn the lids from becoming discolored
bv using a bleaching cream. If neces-
sary. a Do not allow your face to become
too thin. (2) The average weight for
your age and height is 127 pounds.
Good measurements for your nelgnt
a6ib; hips, 37la: thigh, 20: calf. 1872,
and ankle 8. LOIS LEEDS.
(Copyright. 1927