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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-12
Valley Boys Invited
On Annual Rotarians
Lake Olmito Picnic
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENTTO. May 11.-B0ys
from San Benito. Highland. Los
Indios. Rio Hondo. Los Fresnos and
the Browne tract are invited 10 as
semble at the San Benito city
park at 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon OF next week, from which
point they will be taken by san
Benito Rotarians TO Lake OlmAto,
for the annual Rotary club roys
picnic.
Arrangements will be made fer
the boys to be excused from schoo.
classes in time to attend the
party.
Frank G. Ludden il general chair
man OF the day. and Is I'm charge
OF transportation. asa Agar Il in
charge OF the food. and has rs III
task the assembling OF 1000 ice
cream bars. $500 buns, 275 pounds
OF weinies, and ten gallons III
pickles.
Bruce Gentry Is In charge ar
sports, assisted by Ed Brady. Ralph
Agar "A. H. Montgomery anG
Charles Pugsley are other members
OF the committee.
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SAN JUAN


The Busy Bee circle OF the
Methodist church met with Mrs. o.
c. Racke. Tuesday afternoon, May
z, for their Vanity Tea.
The afternoon was spent in cut
ting and making quilt blocks.
Refreshments of sandwiches. nut
salad, chocolate rolls. and ice tea
were served. All left with express
sions OF happiness for the after
noon.
LADIES AID
The women OF the Methodist
Aid met at the church for regular
business meeting, plans being made
for the remainder of the year.
A very interesting talk was made
by Mrs. Henry Cummins, also one
by Mrs. o. G. Raeke.
All of the women left full OF
enthusiasm and plans for the re-
naming part Of the years work.
FAREWELL PARTY
Miss Mildred Clarke rave a fare
well party for her school. at the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Belize, north OF Alamo.
All Of the girls attending were
her schoolmates. from Alamo
school. Plenty OF ice cream and
cake and candy we're available.
Those present were Louise Basit.
Emogene Lee. Betty Burkhart, Es-
ther Mating. Wilma Jennings, Ar
neen Bemarke. Hattie Norwood. El-
len Underland. Alice Underland,
Julia Underland. Leona Jasseman.
PERSONALS
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. TAYLOR Of
Taylorville. Ill. came in the lat
ter part OF last week to spend sew
eral days with DR.. and Mrs. b. a.
Lensgraf. Both DR.. and Mrs. Tay-
Tor are chiropractors. and are on
their way TO California for a sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. j. w. Smith. Mrs. >. w.
Parker and Miss Eva Parker of
Woodstock. Ontario. Canada, are
spending q few days with their
brother, B. Blair at the San Juan
apartments.
Prof. ID. u. Buckner and family
OF the high school, was in Point
Isabel Sunday with a party Of
friends.
z. Z. Lipscomb OF Donna was In
town Monday.
l.. +. Kruse and family made
an automobile trip to Muir. Mex
leo. Sunday. Muir Is inland about
twenty miles from Roma and San
Pedroi
J. Lee Stambaugh left Saturday
night for Houston and Austin. He
took his little son as far as Hous-
ton with him and left him with
Mrs. Stambaugh. who Is spending
some time there.
Harry Bergman OF Muskegan,
Michigan. was in San Juan Tues
day on business.
w. N. McCawn Of Alvin. Texas,
was In town Tuesday OF this week.
Joe Eldridge OF Guthrie, Okla,
Is here this week on business.
Ed T. Renner of Earlsboor. Okla.
who has been here for n couple Of
weeks and who is planning to move
to San Juan. was a visitor to the
Eions club at their Wednesday
luncheon az the Reilly hotel.
o. NJ. Starlin and family of
Donna. visited with MIR. Starlin's
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RIO GRANDE CITY
W0MAN,s CLUB

WOMAN'S CLUB
With Mrs. G. J. Martin as hostess
the Woman's club met in regular
session Thursday afternoon at the
club rooms.
MRS. j. p. Bass was named dele
gate of the Fifth District Fedora
ton Of Woman's clubs at Hariin-
gen May TO. Mesdames Juan
HlnojoSc md w. w. Shufcrd we're
named delegates to the Rio Grande
Valley Federation at McAllen May
IA. At that time. Mrs. Z. Owen
Scott will be installed as president
OF the Valley organization.
Following the business session
Mrs. L. r.. Brooks took charge OF
the program on illustrated lecture
or dietetics.
Among those present we're: Mes
danes g. J. Martin. Harold Smith.
j. p. Bass. l.. B. Caruthers. Jr.. T..
r. Brooks, w. Venerable. Juan
Hinojosa. Amado Gutierrez. Jr.,
and Donna Cara Of Austin.
TUESDAY BRIDGE
Mrs. George 3. Marsh entertain
ed the member OF the Tuesday
bridge club at the woman's club
rooms.
Mrs. Harold Smith was the win
ner OF high score club prize and
Mrs. Fred d. Guerra winner OF
second high. Mrs. +. 3. Mason drew
the cut favor.
The personnel was composed Of
four tables or players who we're:
Mesdames Virgil N. Lott, II. K. Kid
well. Carl A. Raguse. r. B. Mason.
w. Venerable. Lawrence r. Brooks,
Harold Smith. r. d. Guerra. j. j.
Guerra. II. z. Taylor. George q.
Marsh, J. Wallis. B. G. King. Misses
Alicia Soils and Camille Block.
DINNER PARTY
A number of officers and ladies
of Fort Ringgold, together with
other friends enjoyed q dinner
party at San Pedro SATURDAY.
night. Among those who enioyed
this pleasant diversion we're: Mai.
and Mrs. Herbert z. Taylor. Capt.
and Mrs. RoSsiter Clarity. Nj. and
Mrs. l.. 3. Caruthers. Jr., Capt. and
Mrs. G. w. Richmond, Capt. and
Mrs. Vivian Brown. Capt. and Mrs.
II. Z. Kidwell. Capt. Olsen and
Capt. Shoemaker.
BROWNS ENTERTAIN
Capt. and Mrs. Vivian z. Brown
entertained with a dinner party at
the Post Exchange restaurant sun
day at noon. having as their guests
Major and Mrs. II. z. Taylor, Capt.
and Mrs. Walter Hamilton. Cant.
and Mrs. Mott Ramsey. Capt. and
Mrs. Edward M. Pickett. Can't. and
Mrs. H. 4. Kidwell. Capt. and Mrs.
g. W. Robertson, c. w. Richmond.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl A. Raguse.
Captains Olsen and Shoemaker
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3. Caruthers. Jr.
PERSONALS
Mrs. l.. B. Caruthers, Jr.. chair
ma OF badges: Mrs. c. j. Martin.
chairman Of the Speakers Bureau.
MRS. f. Owen Scott. chairman OF
General education. attended the
Fifth District Federation OF Wom-
ems clubs at Harrington this week.
Colonel Stanley Kosh OF Fort
Brown arrived here Thursday and
Is the guest Of Major and Mrs. III.
+. Taylor.
Lieut.. Finnegan. recently sta
toned al Fort Clark. has arrived in
Fort Ringgold there he will serve
with the 18th cavalry.
Captain and Mrs. Walter Hamil-
ton had as their dinner guests
Thursday evening, Capt. and Mrs.
Vivian Brown.
Miss Mabel Nicholson has as her
guest, Miss Margaret May Of Mis-
sion. Both young ladies are the
house guests Of Capt. and Mrs.
Walter Hamilton.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Edmonds and
Lieut.. and Mrs. Massie Of Fort
Brown r in Fort Ringgold. The
officers are attached TO Headquar-
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Tremendous Reduction

The most complete stock Of high grade ladies ready to wear An the en-
tire Rio Grande Valley. My friends and customers are well acquainted
with the Annette Ramming merchandise and this same merchandise iH
being offered to you at prices within reach Of all.
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By MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Dinner Menu
Lamb Chops, Park Ave.
New Potatoes I'm Cream
Asparagus and Tartar Sauce
Fruit Rolls Butter
Head Lettuce and Russian Dressing
Lemon Pie Coffee
Lamb Chops. Park Avenue,
Serving Eight
8 lamb chops: IL teaspoon salt.
IL teaspoon paprika. u slices
pineapple
Pan broIi the chops until well
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HARGILL
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Major Summons was a visitors in
Harrington. Saturday. taking In the
talkies before returning.
Miss Corine Bonham was a Sun
day visitor with Miss Geraldine Lobe
at her home in Lasara.
Mrs. Rubin Harris OF Hargill was
shopping in Edinburg Monday.
Miss Head OF Santa Rosa was the
weekend visitor with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Heald OF Har-
gill. she returned to school at Santa
Rosa Monday.
Charlie Lancaster was a business
visitor in the lower Valley Monday.
Victor Holt and friend Buck Ca
zort OF Donna. spent Sunday with
MIR Hollis home folks at Hargill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland OF EdIn-
burg were visiting friends north Of
Hargill Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. y. Z. Fewell and
Miss Gene Jewell have moved to
Reddish bay where they will reside
in the future. Mr.. Fewell being en-
gagged in fishing for market there.
T.. NJ. Saunders and family have
moved into the Fewell home which
they purchased last week. They are
from Dierks. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl GambrelI and
children OF Pharr, Tex, were visit
ing in the home OF Mrs. Gambrells
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Harris
Of Hargill last Sunday.
Sydney G. Lakeland was a busi-
ness visitor In Edinburg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore all OF Raymond
vile. were social visitors of Sydney
G. Lakeland Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holt
Sunday. Mrs. Holt served delicious
ice cream and cake 10 her guests.
The junior League or the First
Methodist church OF Hargill will
render q program at the church aft
or Sunday school on Mothers dav
Sunday. MAY II. the program will
be led by Miss Alice Lancaster.
Dempsey Renfro spent Sunday
night al the home az his parents at
Edinburg.
Miss Corine Ban1am had as her
guest Monday night. Miss Alice Lam
caster.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il Brisco ar La
sara. Texas. were in Hargill Sunday
saving good bve 20 Hargill friends.
Having sold their home in Lasara
thew are moving to Electra.
Messrs. Wren and Wilson Of Wes-
laco were visitors in Hargill Monday.
Sydney G. Lakeland and MFR. and
Mrs. M. r. Lakeland or Edcouch.
Texas, attended the Passion play a.
Harrington Friday night.
BAPTIST SOCIETY
The ladies OF the w. NJ. III. or the
First Baptist church held their
regular meeting Tuesday al the
home or Mrs. r. Il. Under at which
Asya.A "a wrn~ Ir~tl~l - E-Tl 80 a.
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ADVENT SCHOOL TO
BE HELD AT 9 "A. Nj

Sunday school at the Church OF
the Advent. Episcopal. has been
change Is made 10 allow members
the morning service from III to 10
a. m. for Sunday. May IL. The
change Is made to allo members
TO attend the baccalaureate service
nc the high school auditorium at
III a. m. Services will be held nc
the regular hour thereafter.
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MOTHERS CLUB

The Mothers club met for the last
regular meeting of the school wear
wednesday afternoon at the Steph-
en- r. Austin school with a large at
tendance An excellent program was
given BY the children under the di-
rection OF Miss Gertie Whitehurst.
The new officers were installed for
the coming year and era as follows.
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Sale
Commencing Tuesday, May 18th

After four years in the Valley ! have decided to change
the policy Of my store. My announcement following my
change of Policy Sale will be OF utmost Importance to the
women throughout the Valley. Something new and diff
ferent will be offered to you. Now am offering my pre-
sent stock at
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Every Garment A Bargain

Dresses Of Chiffon, Georgette, Linens, Printed Crepes, Wash Silks, in
AIT the new modes in Dresses and Ensembles. Gorgeous evening
Gowns in the height Of fashion - "A few spring coats Summer Mil
inery, Lingerie and Costume Jewehy.
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MOTORTST CHASED 90 MILES
NORWICH. Ene-Pursued for %
miles. Robert Cotton was arrested
for failing to stop after his automo-
bile struck a
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PLANE IN SEA
WASONFLICHT
TOU.S Shore
British Airplane Car
rier Takes Crew to
Gibraltar; Crowds
Rejoice

MADRID. June 19-F)- After
being missing for more than a week,
the Spanish transatlantic aviators,
Major Ramon Franco and three
companions. have been picked up az
sea BY the British airplane carrier
Eagle and today we're being brought
to Gibraltar.
An airplane from the Eagle
spotted them floating in their plane.
a huge Dornier Wal seacraft. near
the Azores. They we're picked up
all alive and well. Besides Major
Franco there we're Major Gonzales
Gallarza. Captain Ruiz de Aida and
the mechanic, Sergeant Pedro Ma
dariaga.
The four men left Alcazares air.
drome. Cartagena, Spain, at 4.50 ~.
m. Friday OF last week. They passed
over CadiZ and last we're heard from
about midnight Friday In a radio
message saying they had Just passed
Cape San Vincent. Portugal and
were heading out 10 sea.
The aviators' plane was salvaged
also. although I'm slightly damaged
condition. It was hoisted on board
the carrier. A radio message from
the Eagle gave their position when
they were found ~ latitude 1928
north longitude 2414 west. This
position is 100 miles northwest OF
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Hawks Hits Fence
AS He Ends Round
Trip Across u. S.

repairs to the planes stabilizer and
carburetor.
Taking off from Los Angeles at
3:37:47 a. m. Pacific time, yester-
day. he brought his plane down
again on Roosevelt Field IL hours
38 minutes later, TO break the rec
ord Of 18 hours. 2l Eiinutes and 50
seconds. he established last year.
He had hoped TO make the round
trip in 80 hours of actual flying but
was delayed on the west-to-east
trip. His elapsed time for the round
trip was "A hours and 48 seconds.
He was deaf when he emerged
from the open cockpit OF his plane
and looked haggard. He said he
had suffered no III effects on the
trip, but after landing a reaction
set in and he departed Immediately
for his home in New York to sleep
In appearance, however. he was
immaculate. He made the round
trip flight in white trousers and a
blue coat. and even the trousers ap-
peared to have suffered no III ef-
fects from the arduous trip.
1t was estimated that the route
he followed was $500 miles one
way, which would give him an es-
timated speed for the round trip OF
slightly more than l52 miles an
hour.
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Y INJURED
In BUS FALL
Vehicle Overturns After
Striking Culvert On
Ohio Highway

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June %.
-lPl-Twenty-twO persons we're in
iured. seven seriously. when n Ne
vim line bus bound from Pittsburgh
to Detroit struck n culvert and
turned over III "a seven foot ditch
several miles south OF here early
today.
Two drivers were held for inves-
tieation at a hospital by Sheriff
Adam Stone Of Mahoning county
Jack Irvine of youngstown was
driving the bus. Eugene Pasquala.
another driver Of the bus. said q
passenger automobile failed To get
out OF the way as the bus came
down a hill at a high speed. When
Irvine put on the brakes the bus
swerved. struck n culvert. and
tumbled into a ditch seven feet
deep. Some of those hurt may no.
live. hospital authorities said
The more seriously injured
Eugene Pasquala. SharpsburE,
Pa. dislocated and fractured spine.
Samuel Uchuman. New York.
fractured and dislocated spine.
Cliff Myers. Cleveland. possible
fracture Of spine.
Jack Irvine. Youngstown, diElo-
Gated or fractured spine.
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LIQUOR DEALS
UP AT PROBE
Evidence of Conspiracy,
With Internati o n a l
Angle, Hinted

SAN ANTONIO, June 29.-lFD-
Evidence which Senator Smith W.
Brookhart. Iowa, said might affect
foreign relations" was before the
senate patronage committee here to-
day as it began the third day Of its
investigation into the manner in
which the republican party has be-
slowed offices in Texas.
Senator 9rookhart refused to en-
large on that statement. He inti-
mated the testimony would be kept
secret for a time. IL was taken in
executive session in which only SEN
ators Brookhart and Kenneth Nc
Kellar, Tennessee. their assistants,
and two other persons participated.
One was z. T. Needham. Cerralvo,
Mexico. who made his first appear
ance before the committee. The
other was Col. p. y. Hennessey, for
mer coordinator Of the eighth corps
area, who previously had charged
there was a lack Of cooperation be-
tween immigration and customs.
Another witness had nfnted at in
fluence by Republican National
Committeeman Rene B. Creager of
Texas in Washington and Mexico
City. That witness, @. O. Mallott,
bridge builder. told Of his connection
with a group Of men who attempted
to build a bridge at Brownsville
Creager obtained the franchise for
the bridge although Mallott's group
offered Brownsville S250,000 for the
franchise Mallott declared.
AT all points in my negotiations
I was impressed with Mr.. Creagcr's Is
influence in Washington and Mex
ico City" he said
The committee also was asked by
Robert McCaie, San Antonio. to in
vestigate the method in which heads
Of the veterans bureau in Texas are
selected. McCaie. a volunteer wit
ness. charged present heads with
inefficiency." having "too much red
tape" and being "hardboiled."
AS McCaie left the stand. Leonard
Wilmington. director Of organization
for Texas republicans. volunteered
the statement that Creager hac
nothing to do with the veterans bu-
reau appointments.
John d. Hartman, United States
district attorney here. was to appear
today with records concerning a case
in which Harry Hamilton. group
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ROOSEVELT FIELD, n. Y, June
29.-CP)-His WEAKNESS forgotten in
the JOY Of success, Capt. Frank M.
Hawks completed nonstop flight
from Los Angeles at 1:16:03 a. m,
daylight time today, establishing a
one-stop round trip coast-to-coast
record Of SO hours, Al minutes, 4S
seconds flying time.
Spectators were given a momen-
tary alarm when in landing his
plane darted across the field and
struck a fence, damaging its under
carriage and fuselage. Hawks was
uninjured and climbed out Of the
plane TO be cheered by a crowd of
admirers. He was kissed by his
wife.
He had taken off from Roosevelt
Field on Thursday in an attempt TO
establish three records and sue
ceeded in each case.
He made the flight to the Pa
ciflc coast in l9 hours, 10 minutes
and 80 seconds, breaking the rec
ore Of "a hours and 81 minutes es-
tablished last year by the late Capt
c. B. d. Collyer and Harry Tucker
Although he had planned to re-
main In Los Angeles only long
enough to refuel, he was detained
ii hours and IL minutes by needed
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SORROW RIDES
REFUEL PLANE
Sweetheart Of One on Board
Lingers in Hospital Aft
er Crashing

ROOSEVELT FIELD, ". ". June
2e-(PD-There we're sorrow and
anxiety in the monoplane, Three
Musketeers. as it circled over Long
Island today striving for new en-
durance flight record.
Snatches OF radio conversation be-
tween the plane and the field sta
ton indicated that Martin Jensen
and his wife. Marguerite. we're IN a
conspiracy of kindness to keep from
William Ulbrich. third member Of
the crew. details OF the tragedy
which befell their friendly rivals
Viola Gentry. "tfe flying cashier,
and Jack Ashcraft
Miss Gentry. in Nassau county hos
pital. with her chances for recovery
doubtful. frequently called for Ul-
brich. as she did when she was lifted
from the wreck of her plane yester-
day. She, too. was striving for ar
endurance record.
Ulbrich, knowing Miss Gentry had
been injured. but not how seriously
kept grimly on with the grind upon
which he and the Jensens embarked
at 1882. .02 Wednesday night in then
effort to better the record OF 172 IL
hours set bv the Fort Worth in May
The crash Of Miss Gentry's plane
The Answer. in which her co-pilo'
Ashcraft was killed. near Old West
bury. N. ". revealed that a strong
er sentiment than the championship
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PARTY GOING
TO YUCATAN
REFUELS HERE
Houston Worried All
Day Friday AS No
Word Came From
Scientific Boat

Fighting the storm tossed waves
OF the Gulf OF Mexico for more than
u hours. five Houston men. en-
route to Yucatan on a scientific ex-
pedition, pulled safely into Point
Isabel early Saturday.
Hans Nagel. Houston zoo keeper.
heading the expedition. came into
Brownsville for additional fuel. and
told the story Of the heavy seas
which threatened their 23-foot
sloop, Fortuna.
"She proved herself seaworthy,
anyhow" he said.
"Did see any other boats in
distress? Say. listen, we had all
we could do to take care of our
selves. We were fortunate that the
boat was not all damaged"
It is equipped with sail and gaso-
line engines.
The other men in the party are
w. Strode. captain Of the boat; No
Ian Sanford. Houston Chronicle re-
porter; "a. r. Hines. taxidermist ;
and p. Haden. member Of the Unit
ed States coast guard, stationed at
Galveston.
NdEbl ANNOUNCED LIldb lile uJtA
will leave Point Isabel some time
today for Tampico. following the
Mexican coast line. After Tampi-
co. they will dock at Vera Cruz
Campeche, and then move on "a
Yucatan.
The local weather bureau told
Nagel that he could make the jour
ney down the coast line with safe
ty. If he had successfully come
through yesterdays gale. The VA
ters below are still somewhat rough
but not anywhere near as heavy as
they were off the Texas coast yes
terday.
The Fortuna left the Houston
Yacht club Monday evening, Mage
said. The trip from Galveston K
the coast guard station at Point Is
abel was made in 43 hours.
In Brownsville Nagel obtained
fuel through the courtesy Of II. A
Caldwell. agent Of the Humble Oi
company.
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Reservations for 4th
of July Celebration
Start Pouring in

vile will close with the exception
of theaters, which will be kept
open as a matter Of courtesy and
as cool resting places. Managers
state that special features will be
offered on theater programs that
day.
Opening with a parade OF gro
tesque characters at 10 a. m. the
entertainment goes on steadily
throughout the remainder Of the
day without a lapse.
Faux has planned the celebra-
ton so that the patriotic idea will
be outstanding in all events on the
days program. Hundreds Of Boy
Scouts from all over the Valley
including two scout bands have
been arranged for. and these scouts
with members of the American
Legion, Spanish war veterans and
Civil war veterans will hold a giant
barbecue on the banks Of the Rio
Grande at Fort Brown at noon. It
is expected that 1000 will attend
this feed.
so Floats
The afternoon parade represent
ing business firms and service clubs
Of the city will contain more than
so floats and decorated cars. Ad-
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