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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

These reports were on motion duly
approved.
Minutes Of last session Of this Board,
read and approved as read.
Following corrections Of assessments
were favorably recommended to Tax
Commission:
Barney Olson, Peal Estate, Pokeg-
anna.
Louis Broz, Real Estate Pokegama
Frank Baumchen, Real Estate, Mis-
sion Creek
j. p. Sebesta, Real Estate, Mis-
sion Creek
Walter S. Hopkins. Real Estate. Mis-
sion Creek
John Becvar, Real Estate, Chengwa-
tana
Gust Johnson, Real Estate. Chengwa-
tana
William Handler. Real Estate. Munich
Sivert Larsen, Peal Estate Munich
John Stockmeyer. Real Estate,
Munich
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

Edith M. Johnson, Real Estate, Fin
layson
Fred Mannelin, Real Estate, Fin
layson
Peter Nelson, Real Estate, Winde-
mere
Gust Johnson. Real Estate, Winde-
mere
A. J. Warren. Real Estate. Ker.
rick
Henry Nyquist, Real Estate, Ker.
rick
I. d. H. Reimer. Real Estate. Bruno
]. Burak, Real Estate, Sturgeon
R. w. Pembleton, Real Estate. stur.
geon Lake
Mary Anderson, Real Estate, Sand.
stone Village
Paul Marquardt, Real Estate. Roy.
alton
Roscoe Cummings. Real Estate. Roy.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

}. Wesley Kelly. Cons. $100. Lot
in Block IA, Pokegama Lake Add.
Q. D.-ThOmas F. Innes and wife
to State Bank of Harris, Mimi. Cons.
$1.00. NJ of M of Sec. 4-4f-1S.
Glover.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

And why do you think am poor
judge of human nature?" asked a fell
low of a young lady. Because you
have such good opinion of your
SELF" she replied.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

Boardo Of Commits
me
Of meta the Of
OF
OF auditing
andbe
report thereon:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1929-05-23

J. D. Adams Co., Grader blades.
IL bills Observation-Disclosures. .$2S3.1S
H. ". Jorgsensen. Expenses as
p,na hg c,fH Hdwe. Co Merchan. wa
F. &. M. State Bank, Pine City.
Bal. Compensation ms. ......... s7.O3
T. J. Hanzlik. Blacksmithing %. 2s.2O
Frank Walto, Blacksmithing %. 9.75
]. n Eckenrod. Blacksmithing. 400
VIM. Lentz. Blacksmithking -. 600
LYMAN Bently, Blacksmithing .. $50
Deming Hdwe. Co.. Dynamite. 126O0
E. M. Power Corp. Lighting
Garage ...................... 1.19
Edwin L. johnson. Blacksmith
sto aaf Road Machinery Co.. '00
Repairs ..................... 500
Holetz Bros. REPAIRS ........... 1891
yds. Gravel ................... 12e.7o
w. A. sauser. Merchandise 49,. 30
C. M. Babcock, Tracings 1900. 10
tor ............ 1850
James Wilcox. Repairing grader 500
A. J. Weiss, Labor on graders. 1915
r. J. Shute, Gravel ............. 1900
VIM. Stuck. Labor State Road
NO. ~, ~ rron .,,,;.s,cn 1o'oo
Compound ..................... 62.1O
Adam Biedermann. Gas & Grease,
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til May 9th, 1929. at one o'clock P. M.
E. L. WILCOX
Chairman County Commits
sioners.
ANDREW p. EDIN, ssss~i.,
County Auditor. ,i.sz
auditors SeaD. b,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Mothers Are
Learning Uses
Of Magnesia

From the beginning Of ~expectan-
cy until baby is weaned. That's the
time Phillips Milk of MagneSia per-
forms the greatest service for many
women.
1t relieves the ~expectant mothers
nausea. heartburn, morning sick
ness" inclination TO vomit: helps
her digestion. Its mild but effective
laxative action sur regular
bowel movement.
Phillips Milk OF Magnesia Is better
than lime water for neutralizing
cows milk for infant feeding. "A
t~easpoonful OF IL does the work Of
a half pint Of lime water. IL is a
mild laxative; harmless, almost
tlSteleSS.
All drug stores have Phillips Milk
OF MagneSia in generous Csc and
SOC bottles. Always insist on the
genuine, endorsed by physicians for
so years.
"Milk Of Magnesia" has been the
U. S. Registered Trade Mark of the
Chas. II. Phillips Chemical Co. and
its predecessor, Chas. II. Phillips,
since 1878.
FREE: to young mothers and
prospective mothers: Useful Infor-
nation" an invaluable little book
on the health Of mother and child.
Write the Phillips Co. lit Hudson
St, New York. ~. Y. 1T will be sent
absolutely free Of charge.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25

on Sundays, and I didn't know the
law had been changed"
And now 1 don't know wnat 20
do with you" admitted the judge.
And then he started thinking. He
looked at the boy ana girl. He
talked TO them. At last he was con-
WINGED Of the sincerely Of both.
Il thought OF sending the girl
back to her home. but / couldn't
make up my mind to do that. Her
parents r good. God-fearing peo-
pie. but they r. stern. She was
afraid TO 60 back. She declared
they would disown her"
1t was after midnight and some
thing had to be done about It.
Finally" continued the judge.
Il hit upon the idea of sending for
the fathers of the couple and gain
ing their consent to the match.
II vas after 3 o'clock when the boys
father entered my home. Il am
ready to stand by my boy through
thick and thin" were his first words
and he meant 1t. We waited until
almost five o'clock in the morning
but the girls father did not put
IN an appearance.
THE girl became fatigued and I
sent her to share a room with my
wife. The boy. his father and I also
retired, believing the girls father
would arrive sometime Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25

But he failed TO show up and
the girl became worried.
Monday, the father and son we're
at the courthouse. About l o'clock
in the afternoon the father of the
girl in the case came into the court
room. spoke to his neighbor and
said he was ready to consent to the
marriage.
The notice of intention was filed
at once, and the marriage ceremony
will be performed at my home Fri
day. Until then, the boy will re-
main with his father on the farm.
and the girl will be at my home.
The girl Is very happy now as a re-
suit of her fathers decision" said
Kowalski.
This is a great example Of the
teeth in the new marriage law.
There can be no clipping. II the girls
father had not appeared. 1 should
have had to apply to Judge Dancy
for a guardian for the girl. Luckily,
everything came out all right, but
some Of these days a y%oungster IS
going to find himself facing SER
ious charges as a result Of an at
tempt to elope with q minor, and Ii
may 20 hard with him. MY advice
to young people contemplating a
quick wedding Is this: read up on
the state marriage laws before you
take action" the judge concluded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Illinois Sheriffs In
War of Wits Over
Man Wanted By Both

PEORIA, Ill, June 25-(P-What
the sheriff Of Kane county was pre-
pared to say to the sheriff Of Pc
ORA county tOday couldn't be print
ed.
Sheriff Lester urch Of Kane coun-
ty was bent on arresting Sheriff
Grant Minor of Peoria county 9nd
fetching him irtn the jurisdiction OF
Kane county courts. The Peoria
sheriff Is wanted for contempt, Il
being set forth that he ignored a
court order to surrender a prisoner
TO authorities OF Kane county. The
Peoria sheriff has greeted With ais
dain efforts TO arrest HIM. The Kane
county sheriff therefore announced
he would see what could he done
about fetching him.
He planned today first to confer
with the Peoria county coroner. the
only official sheriff Minor comedies
has power to arrest him. The cor
oner. however. had indicated he
would not become involved.
The prisoner over whom the DIFF
ferences have arisen Is Morris Mans
field, held in the Peoria Jail IN con-
nection with the death Ct six per-
sons from poison liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
NOTARY LIST
IS ANNOUNCED
Twenty In Cameron County,
Seven In Hidalgo, Are
Included
Especial to The Herald

AUSTIN. June 25.-Following are
notaries public for Sen. Archie
PARIS district appointed 50 far this
session.
II. r. Abbott, Jr.. Harrington; Mar
garet Crispin. Marie II. Clark. >. g.
Graham. Sam Hughst0n, R. "A.
Hightower, Chauncey 3. Reid. Mary
Singer. K. L. Yates. jeanette Mac
Conachie, VIM. s. West, Cecilia s.
White, John r. Harris. Jr., @. Q.
Woodrome. Cipriano CardenaS, Jr.,
Brownsville: Robert ForreS, San
Benito: @. II. Bingley. Los Fresnos:
o. A. Nations. w. Z. Scott, Combes;
j. d. Wren, San Benito.
Hidalgo county: NJ. p. Barton,
Mercedes: George A. Barnum, Bess
Ward. II. B. Kennedy, Blanche
Looney, @. ID. Martin, Travis Smith,
Edinburg.
Jim Wells county: r. &. Palacios,
Laredo.
WiIlacy county: Howard Haygood.
Lyford; T.. M. Wilson. Raymond
vile.
Zavala county: John r.. Spann. T..
c. .ggs. Lily Lunz. Crystal City.
Webb county: Peter Garcia. A. b.
Muller, Violeta Sanches. A. A. VAL
deg. NJ. Pena. T. S. WaSon, 7. B.
Watson. Laredo.
Nueces county: Hayes Dix. Cor
pus Christi.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
First EIopement of Cameron County
Under New Marriage Law Goes Awry

This Is the story Of two people who
came to grief because of the mar
riage law and of a justice OF the
peace who was too kind TO let them
suffer for it.
The parents of the boy from near
San Benito. The girl with her par
ents on an adjoining farm. Both
families r humble plain people.
good and respected by all who know
them.
The boy. q. fell in love with the
girl, l6. and they eloped Saturday
night TO Brownsville where they in
tended to procure a license and be
made husband and wife.
Arriving here, they we're directed
to the home OF Justice or the Peace
F. l.. Kowalski. The couple in
formed him that they wished to
be married.
But I cannot perform the cere-
mony until you present me with
your license said the Judge, as this
now-so-hard-to-get article was en-
tirely lacking.
Don't you read the papers?
Don't you know that you must file
a notice OF your intention TO be
married. pass a doctors examin-
alton. and wait three days before
the license can be issued" This to
the man.
NO sir. W just take the papers
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
HORSE FIT ONLY
NATIONAL DERBY

BUDAPEST, June 25-(P-Con-
demned and sold a few months
ago by his former owner for $40
because he considered him eft
only for the pillow" a three year
old horse named Rabalo, today
won the Hungarian national der
by and a $4,000 prize against q
field of 81 Of the country's thor
o~ughbreds.
When Rabalo'S old master con-
signed him 10 the farm, he was
bought by a local tavern keeper
who found him zoo short 10 hitch
to a cart. He turred him over to
a friend who after a few months
training prepared him n rare
again. the action eliminating to-
day when ne assumed the proud
est place on the Hungarian turf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
VALLEY
COMMENTS

OUR ANNUAL PICNIC for pres
ent and former students will be
held at Olmito, near the Parker Ca
sino. tomorrow, "WEDNESDAY, from
400 10 900 p. m.
All former students should phone
744. and get definite information.
Come. let us have a pleasant eve
ming together.
Roy Berry has accepted an aman-
uensis position with the Humble Oil
Company in San BenitO.
The Summer Term work is NOV
ing along nicely with several new
students in both day and night
classes. Others should enroll from
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Officers Installed
BY Local Members
In z Local Groups

Officers Of Rio Grande Lodge
No. 81, "A. F. g. "A. M, were installed
at the Masonic temple here last
night and this as followed BY in
s~tallation services by Rio Grande
Chapter No. 317, r. A. NJ.
w. Y. Worley was installed as
worshipful master and other Off
GERS Of the lodge for the coming
year are ]. A. Wigington. senior
warden; DR.. B. L. Cole. junior "a
den; A. E. Munday. treasurer: w.
w. Ball. secretary; John r. Har-
ris, senior decon; George G. Coop
er, junir deacon. Alfonso Escalante.
senior steward. Lee r. Vance. jun
Tor stewar dand w. j. Vertrees.
tiler.
w. "A. Darling was installed as
high priest Of the chapter and d.
L. WEIGH as king. Other officers
are Sam d. Houghston, scribe; J. "A.
Wigington, captain Of the host; O..
w. Bell, principal sojourner: DR.. B.
L. Cole. Royal Arch captain; VIM.
F. Sylvester. master Of the third
veil; R. Duff Howard master Of
the second veil; Ira Webster, mas
ter Of the first veil; A. E. Munday,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
BLACKSMITH
DEATH PROBED
five Persons Released;
Mans Battered And
Charred Body Found

McALESTER. Okla. June 25.-tP)
With the release Of five persons
who had been detained for ques-
tioning, authorities today were back
where they started in their efforts
TO solve the mystery of the death
Of Louis Nix, rs, Hartshorne black
smith, whose battered and charred
body was found yesterday in the
ruins of his home.
The five persons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Skaggs, Elsie Hancock. Ger
trude johnson and Jack Walters,
known to have been with Nix on a
swimming party. were released last
night after a day Of questioning.
Frank Watson. county attorney, said
so far as could be learned they were
the last persons seen with Nix. but
that questioning showed none OF
them could have been connected
with Nix's death.
Ed Hancock. with whose sister
Nix had been keeping company, also
had been under surveillance, but
he was cleared Of any connection
with the crime by a coroner'S jury
working at a service station when
Nix's house burned. Hancock was
said to have threatened Nix because
the blacksmith had a wife and two
children in Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
PROPOSES TO
HOLD DRY FUND
Former u. S. Official Sees
Solution In Not Aiding
States Lax in Law

WASHINGTON. June Is. Pl-
Calling for a fair and square show
down." with a view to more effec-
tive prohibition enforcement. Wade
III. Ellis. assistant to the attorney
general during the Taft adminiStra-
ton, has advanced the proposal
that federal government funds for
this purpose be withheld from states
which are not cooperating in up
holding the dry laws.
His plan, he believes, would in
spire "a greater ems of personal
and local responsibility" under the
concurrent power for enforcement
granted in the eighteenth amend
ment and would have an imme-
date and electrical effect all over
the country"
1T means, he explained In a radio
address broadcast under the aus
pices OF the District OF Columbia
sons OF the American revolution.
merely that where the people OF
any one Of the states show. Dy their
legislation and administration. tina.
they want the bootlegger or the sa-
loon, the United States government
will let them enjoy the company
Of their choice.
almost Immediately. or as soon
as they realize that the problem
had been squarely put up to them,
they would set about to solve it.
Those states would be forced to do
one or two things: Either, first
they would try to induce other states
to join them in repeating the eight
zenith amendment; or, second, find
ing themselves in the clutches OF a
law which they could not repeal.
and OF an outlaw which they could
not regulate. they would conclude
to enforce the mandate OF the con-
stitution."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
AMERICAN net
STARS ON TOP
Start at Fast Pace In Sec
ond Round of British
Title Meet

WIMBLEDON. Eng, June 25.-tPl
Tennis players from the United
States started at a fast pace in the
second round Of the British cham
pionships today, John Hennessey
defeating r. z. Worthington. Eng
land, Ga. Ga, 6-3, after George Lott
had won from L. De Borman. Bel
gium, Go. 6-1, 60. and Wilbur Coen
had stopped c. j. Robbins. South
Africa. 6-1. 6-1, TO, 6-1.
P. Landry England, defeated Ed
ward Andrews, New Zealand, As,
rs. 60, GIL.
Miss Helen Wills. the champion.
won her first round match from
Miss @. +. Tomblin. 60: 60. The
American star was never in 'danger
Of losing a game.
Mrs. Molla Mallory. former cham
1ion Of the United States. won her
first round match in the women'S
nlav from Miss a. DE Smidt. South
Africa. 6-3. 3-6. Us.
Big Bill Tilden won from c. II.
Campbell. 6-l. 60, 60.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan from
Miss Anderson. Great Britain, 6-l,
6-1.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. who
drew a bye in the first round adj
vanced to the third round when
Mrs. +. Robertson. her second
round opponent. scratched.
Lii de Alvarez. the Spanish star,
defeated Mrs. Bruce, Great Britain.
Go. GO.
Wilmer Allison continued the
pace set by his fellow countrymen
by eliminating Fl. p. N. Cooper Of
Great Britain. Allison dropped the
second set 3-6, but won the others
6-3. Go. 60.
The appearance Of Frank Hunter
and II. w. Austin on the center
court was long delayed by a fierce
five set duel between the German.
Holdenhauer, and the Italian. De
Morpurgo, the italian count win
ming 3-6. GA. 6-3. 90. Ga
Miss Helen Jacobs Of the Unit
ed States made short work OF her
match with Mrs. Billieneave Of
South Africa, winning 60, 6-3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Martin Sisters To
Appear on Rotary
Luncheon Program

Misses Beatrice Mae and Mildred
Martin. the Valley sisters. who are
70 appear in concert at the HarIin-
gen municipal auditorium Friday
evening, will contribute several
numbers to the program Of the Ro-
tary club at the regular weekly
luncheon here Wednesday.
Announcement that the talented
sisters would appear at the CIT.
luncheon at Hotel FL Jardin was
made Tuesday by officials.
The girls. since announcement Of
their Valley debut was made sever
al weeks ago. have devoted many
hours to rehearsals. but they have
found time 10 appear before a num-
Der Of service clubs in the Valley.
This will be their first Brownsville
appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
BEGIN CUTTING
n r. "
UP WHEN RUM is
y = =
HUNTED IN CAR

mo, sub, judge. I didn't cut
him." said a negreSs before Judge
A. A. Browne of the Corporation
court Monday in an aftermath Of
a June 'Teenth celebration that
waxed a bit too hilarious.
The negreSs and q cut-up boy
friend, both drunk. we're brought
into the police station on the night
of June Tenth. The woman free
ly confessed 20 using a knife on
the man. His wounds we're dressed
amid groans OF I'm gonna dieI
Wait until ! get that woman back
70 Harlingenl"
But Monday afternoon as they
stood Judge Browne, the man
could not remember" whether the
woman cut him or not and she de-
clared that she did not do 1t. In
view of the fact that they were
celebrating the Emancipation Proc
lamation. only charges of being
drunk and disturbing the peace
we're lodged against the man. The
Judge fined him SIS. The negro
did not have enough money. His
girl friend" went down into her
pocketbook for the remainder OF
the sum. They departed arm in
arm.
The cutting occurred just after
they recrossed 10 this side of the
Rio Grande. Customs officers
stopped the a and asked if the
occupants had any liquor.
Sure; got 200 bottles" the pie
eyed boy friend declared. That
called for a search that made IL
necessary for the ncgress to get
out Of the car. This she resented
and is what caused the cutting.
The car contained no liquor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25

week TO week.
Our landlord. Mr.. c. p. Barreda,
has given Jul school quarters a
good painting and calcimining so
that we are pleased with the re-
newed effect. Visitors are always
welcomed. Come, see u school
work. and finli out just what Dur
successful STUD nts are doing.
Carl Henshaw has accepted q
bookkeeping POSITION In the office
OF the ArmCTr Packing Company.
Remember. President Moothart is
anxious to send his FREE BOOK
LET OF information TO all inter-
ested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
. MOWNE \
4 SIDEIIGHIS &
CAPITOL

Three Of the most exciting words
in the English language compose
the title Of the Capitol theater fea-
ture for the 4 days, starting tomor-
row, 1t is The Studio Murder Mys-
terry and the story is as exciting
and thrilling as its title. "A cast Of
stars. many OF them highlights Of
the Broadway stage, act this strange
and highly entertaining drama Of a
mystery originating in the dim sha-
dows Of a moving picture studio and
involving six of HollyWood's most
absorbing characters.
Most Of the action Of the drama
takes place within the studio itself
and the highly interesting processes
that go into the making of talking
moving pictures are revealed in de-
tail TO the public. This informative
angle is cleverly worked into the
plot of the picture. 1t Is merely an
incident but an enlightening one.
The new technique Of talking pic
lures is new even to Hollywood and
in The Studio Murder Mystery"
the whole method is revealed 20
moving picture audiences.
Then there r two murders. The
story deals with the search for a
bold killer who cover up his tracks
SO cleverly that six persons are sus-
pected and accused and one is con-
victed Of the crime he committed.
Suddenly the guilty man is unmask-
ed in a most surprising and unex-
pected manner through the efforts
Of a hangeron of the studio. The
mystery is sustained to the end and
ii is, indeed. a mystery. The fact
that Frank futile who made that
gripping melodrama. Something
Always Happens directed "Thf
Studio Murder Mystery" insures the
most startling surprises.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
City Briefs

Special prices on high grade cedar
coating. Hardware Sales, Fronton
street.-Adv. q.
Cotton sacks, six foot sacks. eighty
cents. Hardware Sales, Fronton
street.-Adv. 81.
Silk Hose Repaired by the Knit
A-Run method at Amaya's Milli-
nery.-Ady. Is.
Stop Dandruff Immediately and
prevent its return by applying Inn
perial Remedy; pleasant odor. not
greasy. Your druggist.-Adv.
Steel wheel wagons. fifty-nine dol
lars. Hardware Sales, Fronton
street.-Adv. q.
Harlingen Irrigation district is one
Of the most efficiently managed
water districts in the Valley. Water
only dollar ten per acre watering
and low flat rate. I have land in
the Harlingen district at very low
price. also have land in the san
Benito district to exchange for Har-
lingen land. Box l59, San 5enito.-
Adv. 81.
The Panama Canal used Atlas
Portland Cement. For sale in San
Benito at Phillips Lumber Yard
Adv. q.
Bar solder, wire solder, blacksmith
coal. mechanics tools. Hardware
Sales, Fronton street-Adv. 81.
Now is the time TO reshingle.
Special prices On shingles and wall
board. Phillips Lumber, San Benito.
ADV. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Popular Music To
Feature Concert
At Post Tonight

Popular music has a large place
on the program Of the 18th Cavalry
band which will play tonight at
Fort Brown. according to announce
ment Of G. F. Washington, director.
The program follows:
March. The Avalanche" Thomas.
Selection, "Mary's Lamb. Carlo.
"PiZziatc Polka" and "Valse LeE-
te." Delibes from Sylvia"
Excerpts from " Katinka," Friml.
Serenade. "Mauresque." Chapi.
March, Persian" Langey.
Danse Automatique, The Doll
Dance" Brown.
March, The Rifle Regiment"
SouSa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-25
Plan Monument To
Mexicans Who Lost
Lives In World War

A subscription campaign among
Texas Mexicans to erect a monu-
ment in Austin TO men Of Mexican
descent who lost their lives in the
World war has been started in the
Valley following a meeting in Nc
Allen Of the United Latin-American
citizens.
j. 7. Canales of Brownsville is IN
charge of the campaign.
At the McAllen meeting dele
gates from IL cities were present
Alice, Robstown, Falfurrias, Corpus
Christi. La Grulla. San Antonio,
Brownsville. McAllen, Mission.
Sugarland and Edinburg were re-
presented.
The monument fund will be OBJ
tanned by setting aside one dollar
from each initiation fee for that
purpose.