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Evening star., 1928-11-18
VARIETY HOUSES PASSE.

CHICAGO. Americas second city
has only one theater within its limits
devoted exclusively to vaudeville.
: Once a bright spot for the touring
variety actor, Chicago has transferred
its theatrical inclinations to the "legiti-
mate" houses and the picture palaces.
The one vaudeville house is in the
loop" There is none elsewhere In the
city or suburbs.
Picture houses. however, offer vsude-
vile with the fiKls.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
To Maintain Health

l. Avoid and impure close air, day night
q Get light sunshine possible into your home
g. milk butter Of unpasteured
l. Eat plain nourshing food, vegetables, less meat
s. Get enough sleep by retiring early enough.
worry cheerful Think kindly mind
body.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Boy Killed After Warning.

HOUSTON, Tex. November II GP).--
Emery Fisher. 10. was shot and killed
today while hunting ducks in a rice
field owned by w. w. Mckay Fishers
companions, William Nelson and Edwin
Dunawav. said some one warned them
of the farm before the shooting oc-
Cured Authorities At Goose Greek
an6 Bsrbers Hill began an investiga-
tion of the killing.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
Blind Eye Leads
To Bankers Arrest
On Theft Charges
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, November IT,
The blind right eye of Frank Cam
ming. absconding bank teller, be-
trayed him to police and caused his
arrest today on a charge of en-
bezzling $51 900 from the First Ma
tional Bank of Garfield, N. J.
Detective Arthur Egenreither recog-
nized the face on q $500 reward
poster as that Of man he had
seen several days previously on a
street corner. After watching the
corner for several days he got his
man. Canning had only cents
In his pockets when found.
Evening star., 1928-11-18
39ARE KNOWN DEAD
I'm EUROPEAN GALE
North Sea Countries Get
Full Force of Storm.
LuIl in England.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, November 1.-THE terrific
gale which has swept Western Europe
for two days was raging over the con-
tinent tonight with known death toll
of 80 and with IL other persons missing
in It's broad path of destruction. Eng
land was enjoying a lull in the wind
storm. but the North Sea countries still
we're bearing It's fun force.
OF the three deaths reported on the
continent. one occurred In antwerp. ono
in Coblenz and one at Bethune, France.
A family of IL was given up as lost Al
Amsterdam when report was received
that the wreck Of their boat had been
seen in the zuyder Zee.
Drown at Rye.
Nineteen persons we're killed in Eng
land either by wreckage torn loose by
the wind or by stumbling in front Of
vehicles while bucking the storm with
heads down. Seventeen we're drowned
at Rye when lifeboat capsized. Tele-
phones, telegraph and train services
were demoralized. Channel steamers
last night required from to 13'hours
for voyage normally made in less
than 2, with resulting suffering for the
passengers
Injuries we're numerous and their
volume was increased by an unusual
number of vehicular accidents. Wild
blasts which swept through the busy
streets of cities and towns brought
| additional peril to pedestrians who we're
trying to thread their way through
traffic
The storm caused heavy property
damage both af1oat and ashore. Tele-
graph lines were down In all directions.
and many small buildings were un-
rain, while trees we're uprooted across
roads and railways.
Germany was one country to feel the
! violence Of the storm today. The
| Rhineland was visited by fierce wind
| and torrential rain which caused many
| injuries. A woman was killed and
seven persons injured in the collapse
! of a house at Cohlenz. A tug from
Hamburg brought In the English steam
er Linaria, which had lost its propeller
| in the rough seas. Many other vessels
| reported their distress to that port.
| Denmark Coast Ravaged.
The gale ravaged the coast of Den
! mark and q number of small craft were
/ reported sunk. Ferry service with Ger
many was suspended. Lloyd's reported
both Amsterdam and Rotterdam were
battered by the gale with resulting col
lisions between steamers in both ports.
The Swedish cargo steamer Scand-
suvia was towed into Boulogne by two
! tugs and French radio stations picked
| up other calls from distressed shipping.
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Everything was wet. We had no matches
and no way of building signal fire.
We almost cried when we saw the
planes so out of sight where we could
not see them again.
There was snow and there was rain.
Sights Telephone Wire.
FINALLY we f1oundered up the side Of
. mountain, new one we had not
reached before. That was last night.
Il saw q telephone wire and thought
We could get aid. We walked and walk
ed. ! don't remember what happened
until the men came this morning."
Federal and State Governments had
united In the search OF the request of
Gov. @. @. Young
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And Get Yourself Examined

every birthday by competent physician. In that
way you have imperfections corrected before they
undermine your health.
Association for the Prevention of tuberculosis
Telephone Main $3.50 1922 1lth Street NV.
Evening star., 1928-11-18

Because of the high cost of fax, only
about one-fourth of the 100000 fax
spinning mills in Czechoslovakia are
operating
Evening star., 1928-11-18
New Commission Wins Praise
for Accomplishments Dur
ing Last 20 Months.
Considers Part in Proposed
Transit Merger Its Chief
Achievement So Far.

The Public Utilities Commission has
YET. 70 ceieerdtes its second birthday.
But it has already Hon for Itself po.
among the oovsrnmentaf agencies IN the
District: A trtef Teotcw Of the COM
nisstoN's dtcistens END their effect is
Evening star., 1928-11-18
The Problem of
Preventing tuberculosis Consists in

maintaining and increasing your general re-
sistance and the vitality born in you. Tuber
culosis germs do not thrive in healthy body
Evening star., 1928-11-18
MARRIAGE RUSH SEEN.
Proposals Are Hastened by En-
thronement of Japanese Emperor.

thronement of Japanese Emperor.
LONDON, November n GPl.-The
Evening News saws that a record num-
Der of marriages are expected In Japan
during the next six weeks following
upon the enforcement ceremonies OF
the new Emperor.
Young couples consider 1t extremely
lucky to be married at this time end
the enforcement event h~9 i
many proposals. The Sh'nt" - rs
report that marriage rHs1r y
ready are so per cent above normal and
are continuing to pour in.
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RESCUED STUDENTS
TELL OF WANDERING
BAREFOOT IN SNOW

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Santo Grant, where said line inte--
seets the center line Of The Fresnos
Resaca; said point being the North
west corner Of Block IL OF a subdi-
vision of Shares Nos. II, 20 and - Of
the Espiritu Santo Grant, made by
the Fresnos Land and Irrigation
Company, as shown on a map OF said
subdivision of record on page 9 of
Vol. 8, of the Map Records Of Cam
eron County, Texas; thence with the
west line Of said Share No. ~, north
7 degrees east 9Sl9.9 feet, more or
less, to the Northwest corner Of a
certain 1906 acre tract out Of Share
No. II, originally conveyed by San
Benito Land and Water Company 10
Lon c. Hill, by deed dated August
25, 1912, and of record on pages o.
95, of Vol. rs, of the Deed Records
Of Cameron County. Texas, and being
the Southwest orne Of a certain
6l17 acre tract az land in said Share
No. IL conveyed 10 r. w. Samuel.
Trustee. BY X. r. Brooks BY deed
dated March Is 1927, and recorded in
the Deed Records Of said County. on
pages 3l4-3l6, of Vol. 1853, of said
Records; thence, with the dividing
line between said Hill and Brooks
tracts, South SO degrees Sc minutes
East 4604.5 feet to a point on the
East line OF said Share No. II. the
Northeast corner Of said Hill tract
and the Southeast corner of said
Brooks tract; thence with the East
line of said Share No. II. South 8
degrees rs minutes West 10.664.9 feet
TO its intersection with the center
line Of said Fresnos Resaca. a point
on the North line OF Block Q Of said
Fresnos Land and Irrigation Com
pany's Subdivision, hereinbefore re-
ferred to-: thence in a westerly direc-
tion up the center Of said Resaca, fol-
lowing the North line Of Blocks 2,
10. III and IL Of said Fresnos Land
and Irrigation Company's Subdivision
TO the Northwest corner Of said Block
II. the place of beginning. and con-
tanning within the said metes and
bounds 1926 acres, more or less"
At which election there shall be
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
boundaries of a proposed water i'm
provement district designated M

boundaries of a proposed water i'm
provement district designated as
Cameron County Water Improvement
District Number Twelve: as such
boundaries are shown in the notice
OF election hereinafter mentioned
and also to post at the Courthouse
door of the County Courthouse of
Cameron County, Texas, in the City
of brownsville, Texas, one of the ac-
companying original notices Of cleo
tion signed by the County Judge Of
Cameron County, Texas, and attested
BY the County Clerk Of said County.
accompanying this writ, for twenty
l20) days previous to October 10th,
1928, the date set for such election,
and also to cause one Of such notices
TO be published once a week for three
consecutive weeks previous to said
date of election, the first publica-
ton TO be made at least twenty (30l
days previous 10 said date OF cleo
ton, IN some newspaper Of general
circulation. which has been continu-
ously and regularly. published for q
period of not less than one yea in
Cameron County, Texas, a duplicate
original of such notices being hereto
attached and in all things made part
of this writ.
Herein Fail Not, but make due re-
turn hereof showing how you have
executed the same, 70 the Honorable
County COMMISSIONER Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. on or before
the said Goth day Of October, 1928.
Attest III. ID. Seago, County Clerk
and Clerk of the County Commission
ers' Court Of Cameron County, Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of our said County Commissioners
Court at my office at Brownsville.
Texas, this 10th day of September.
1928.
(SEALl
II. d. SEAGO, County Clerk
ard Clerk OF the County Com
missioners' Court Of Cameron
County, Texas.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that an
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
submitted the following propositions
aEn- che Wn4ar mn-rnrannn hi.

submitted the following propositions.
For the Water Improvement Dis
trict." Against the Water Improve
ment District" "For the Issuance Of
Notes Of said District" Against the
Issuance Of Notes Of said District"
and the election of five directors for
said District.
The manner of conducting said
election shall be governed by the
General Election Laws Of the State
Of Texas, except as otherwise pro-
vided in Chapter ?, Title lbs. Of the
Revised Civil Statutes of Texas. Re-
vision of 1925, and in Acts amenda-
tory thereof and supplementary
thereto.
None but resident property tax
payers who are qualified voters of
said proposed District shall be en-
titled to vote on any question sub
mitted TO the voters at such election.
The. ballots to be used nc said cleo
ton shall have printed thereon the
following:
"For Water Improvement District
Against Water Improvement Dis
trict." For Issuance OF Notes of
said District" Against Issuance Of
Notes of said District" and said bal
lot shall contain five blank lines upon
which to write names of persons
voted for, for the office Of director,
with n heading. For Directors. five
10 be elected" No other matter
shall be placed on the ballot except
the heading. "Official Ballot
This Notice Of Election is issued
under and in pursuance Of an Order
passed by the Commissioners Court
Of Cameron County, Texas, on the
22nd day Of Sept. A. ID. 1928. at n
Special Session Of said Court, and
after a public hearing had been held
by said Court on the Petition of r..
Lee Kempner. and others. praying
for the establishing Of a Water I'm
provement District within the metes
and bounds ~hereinbefore set out. 20
be designated Cameron County Water
Improvement District Number Twelve,
and to be established. and TO oper-
ate. under Section SO Of Article is,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

election will be held on the goth
day Of October, A. ID. 1928, within the
boundaries Of the proposed Cameron
County Water Improvement Distric,
Number Twelve. in Cameron County,
Texas, for the purpose Of determin-
ing il a Water Improvement District
shall be created and established in
Cameron County, Texas, to be named
Cameron County Water Improvement
District Number Twelve. and Of de-
t~ermining il notes Of said District
shall be issued for the purpose OF
paying the cost of organizing, sur
veying, maps and plats, and all other
indebtedness prior to the issuance
Of bonds, and for the purpose Of the
election Of five directors for said
District.
Said election shall be held at the
North end of the bridge across Fres-
nos Resaca on the old Alice Road, on
the West side Of said Road, and in
Share II, ESpiritu Santo Grant, In
Cameron County, Texas: and the fol-
lowing named persons are designated
as Judges and Clerks of election to
conduct said election, at said polling
place:
Luis Lozano, Presiding Judge.
Francisco Gutierrez,
Assistant Judge,
Jose Gavito. Clerk.
G.. NJ. Lozano. Clerk.
The boundaries Of said proposed
district being as follows:
Eleven hundred twenty and six
tenths (l120.6) acres, more or less,
situated wholly in Cameron County,
Texas, and being a part Of Share No.
IL, of the Espiritu Santo Grant, IN
Cameron County, Texas, as said
share was allotted and set apart by
the final decree petitioning said
grant rendered BY the District Court
OF Cameron County, Texas, May 6,
1889, in Cause No. 1346, entitled IN.
Kennedy, p. King. ct al, vs.. Thomas
Carson. Administrator. TT AL" and
more particularly described ty metes
and bounds, as follows:
Beginning at a point on the West
line of Share No. IL of the Espiritu
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Of the Constitution OF Texas and the
Statste enacted In pursuance thereto,
for the purposes OF the control. stor-
ing, preservation and distribution OF
the waters and flood waters OF the
Rio Grande River and Of the Resacas
and Streams within. crossing or ad-
Jacent TO said district for the irri-
cation of the lands included in said
district, for domestic, power and
commercial purposes. for the drain
age Of lands in said district needing
drainage. with power 20 issue bonds
without the limitation provided III
Article 3, Section So Of the Consti-
tution), for the purchase and con-
struction OF such Improvements and
works as may be necessary In order
to carry out those purposes. and also
praying for authority. for the issu-
ance Of notes Of such district by the
Board OF Directors OF such District,
when qualified, 10 the maximum per-
certage allowed by law. based On
Si00,000.00 ESTIMATED and proposed
cost Of such imrrovements) for the
purpose Of creating a fund 20 paw
the costs Of the organization Of the
district, and the cost of all surveys,
Investigations, engineering. issuance
Of bonds, making and filing Of maps
n reports. all legal expenses con-
nccted Herewith. and all other costs
and expenses authorized or made
necessary hy the provisions OF law.
M 70 the time the bonds Of such dis
trict are sold; which petition was,
by said Court In all things granted,
and in which Order IL was provided,
among other things. that this elec-
tion should be held and that Notice
thereof be given as required bv law.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Commissioners Court
Of Cameron County. Texas. this 26th
dav Of September, 1928.
(SEALl OSCAR n. DANCY.
County Judge ~ Cameron
County, Texas.
Attest:
II. ID. Seago, County Clerk
OF Cameron County. Texas.
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nds in said dis

for the drainage of lands in said dis
trict needing drainage, with power
70 issue bonds (without the limita-
ton provided in Article 3, Section
SO Of the Con%stitution), for the
purchase and construction OF such
improvements and works as may be
necessary in order to carry out
those and also lraying Tor
authority for the issuance Of notes
Of such district by the Board OF Dr.
rectors Of such district. when quail
fled, to the maximum percentage
allowed by law. based on S5O0.OoO-OU
ESTIMATED and proposed cost OF
such improyements) for the purpose
Of creating a fund 70 pay the costs
Of the organization of the district,
and the cost Of all surveys. investi-
cations, engineering. issuance OF
bonds, making and filing Of maps
and reports. all legal expenses con-
nected Herewith. and all other costs
and expenses authorized or made
necessary BY the provisions Of law,
up 70 the time the bonds or such
district are sold; which petition
was. by said Court in all things
granted. and in which order It was
provided. among other things that
this election should be held and that
notice thereof be given as required
by law.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the County Commissioners
Court Of Cameron County. Texas,
this Goth day Of September, a. d..
1928.
OSCAR c. DANCY,
. County Judge Of Cameron
County. Texas.
(seal)
II. u. SEAGO, County Clerk Of
Cameron County, Texas.
Attest:
a-21-l-11-3lh5
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THE a az TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County, Texas. Greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 post
in each Of four places within the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
NEARING TOURING
STATES OF SOUTH
Demands End of Race
Exploitation

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. II.
Scott Neafing, who is touring the
south in the interests Of the Work
ers (Communist) Party, spoke here
Thursday evening. presenting the
Communist viewpoint on national is
sues and outlining the revolutionary
platform OF his Party.
Nearing, a well. known economist
who was e.t;elled from the t7niver
sity of Pennsylvania for his radical
views. made an appea! for the sup
port of Negroes and other oppressed
groups. He said that the Negroes
who fled from the south have been
as "ruthlssly exploited in the indus
trial cities of the north" The de-
mands of the Communists, he
pointed out, include abolition of all
race discrimination, segregation, dis
enfranchisement, discrimination and
also the enactment of federal law
against lynching, and equal oppor-
tunities for Negroes with equal pay.
Nearing predicted "an inevitable
war between the United States and
Great Britain, as the outcome of
their rivalry for domination of
world markets, so essential to the
prosperity of modern imperialist
nations. While the United States
and Great Britain are now cooper.
ating in the loot Of China, together
with Japan, this situation has in i
the germs of future conflict on tn
Pacific
Nearing, who is candidate TO
governor of New Jersey, will max
a tour of all the principal cities o
4 Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennes
see, Kentucky, West Virginia, Obi
and Pennsylvania during the elec
ton campaign.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
Negro Debators Show
Communism Is Solution
Of Oppressed Workers

Before a large audience, a debate
on the subject Resolved that Com
munism Is the Only Solution for
the Oppressed and Exploited Ne
groes," was held last Sunday even
ing at the st. Marks Church.
c. Phillips, for the affirmative,
pointed out that Communism is an
international movement based upon
the oppressed masses both at home
and in the colonies. He said that
the Communist Party was a true
revolutionary party, and the only
party which could free the Negroes,
together with the workers OF the
world, from oppression. He also
pointed to the fact that three Ne
groes were on the Communist Party
ticket and that for the first time in
the history of American labor, a
Negro had been elected vice-presi-
dent of union,-referring to the
election of William Boyce as vice
president of the newly organized
National Miners Union.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
Party Accounts Week
Here Sept. "a to 80

Party Accounting Week will be
held during September 24-30, -ac-
cording to the district office of the
Workers (Communist) Perty.
John j. BALKAN, acting district or
ganizer of district 2, last night is
sued instructions that all Party
members are to attend their unit
meetings without fail during that
week, in order that 'eheck-up may
be made on attendance, dues pay
ments, assessment stamps and gen
eral activity. ,,a
Those failing to attend, the state
ment said, will be considered de-
linquent in their Party duties. All
reports for Party Accounting Week
will be turned over to the district
office for further action.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-09-18
BY LOUIS SISSELMAN.


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