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CAPITAL
FOR INAUGURATION

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-P=
The national capital is rapidly ac-
curing holiday garb and the thou
sands OF visitors who will come
here for the Inauguration OF Her
bert Hoover as the thlrty-first pres
ident OF the United States probably
VIII find the city more Eaily be-
decked than at any time in its his
tory.
Already hundreds OF FLAGS and
miles OF red. white and blue bunt-
ing have been hung out and inaug-
ural officials believe the decorations
that viii be Haunted along Penn
sylvania Avenue will eclipse any
similar display In the United States.
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SIX BODIES RECOVERED

LINcOLNTON. Ga. Feb. 28.--Rl
Six bodies had been recovered at
noon today from a creek near here
into which at least two automo-
biles plunged last night after flood
waters had washed cut a highway
bridge. IN addition 20 the bodies
OF Fred McWhorter, Lincointon at
torney. and his three children re-
covered this morning. the body Of
Ben Foreman OF Allerdale. s. c..
and that or "A man believed to be
"a hfr. Barrett OF GrDveton. Ca.
were removed later In the day.
Search for other bodies continued.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 28.@Pt-Cot-
ton spot fair demand: higher
American strict good middling l1.56:
good middling l1.16: strict middlinq
1896: middling l0.76: strict lon
middling 1851: low middling 1925;
strict good ordinary 9.SS: good or
binary 9.46. Sales 5000 bales. $500
American. Receipts 1900. American
1900. Futures closed quiet and
steady: March 1914: Nav 1883:
july 1889; October 1914; December
l0.4l; January 1910.
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STATE BOND ISSUE
IS BEFORE HOUSE

AUSTIN. Feb. 23.-H1-Having
succeeded in passing 1T through the
senate yesterday with not a vote to
spare. proponents OF the cunstitu-
ticnal amendment resolution sub
hitting a statewide highway bond
issue to the people were busy to-
day trying to line up 100 votes In
THE house.
The original resolution was
amended 20 provide that mn ad va
loren tax would never be levied TO
retire the bonds.
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LAND COMMISSIONER
TESTIMONY CONTINUES

AUSTIN. Feb. 26.-tF-J. II
Robson. 68-year-old land ccmmisl
sioner win continue his testimony
before the joint legislative commit
tee investigating the land office tor
day.
Yesterday ne defended his actio3
in drawing on the 'one-cent al
acre" reappraisement expense funt
to pay costs Of a surgical operation
found necessary after he had beer
stricken iii while revaluing lands In
West Texas In compliance with "a
law passed by the legislature In
1875.
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ALLEGED Is
HELD IN FORT WORTH

FORT WORTH. Feb. 2a.-F-
Virgil T. Bolin. Fort Worth. was
taken III custody today BY federal
authorities on a charge Of using the
mails TO defraud in connection with
an alle~ed oil promotion PROPOSE
ton. Bond was set az $500.
The government alleges that BOl.n
devised a scheme to defraud a mum
Der az persons bv claiming he owned
an oil well IN Winkler county which
would produce about 5000 barrels
OF oil daily. that he represented that
he had reserved 10 interests at $50
earh and that he guaranteed pay
OF would bc made inside so days.
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ADVICES FOR
J. J. PALMER FUNERAL

The body of j. j. Palmer, winter
visitor to this city, who died here
Wednesday morning. Is being held
by Hlnkley'S mOrtuary, awaiting
communications from his wife, who
lives IN Pennsylvania. in regard 70
funeral arrangements. Mrs. Palmer
has been notified OF his death. but
no word had been received up 70
noon Thursday. Mr.. Palmer. who
was 66 years OF age. had been
spending tho winter In Brownsville,
and resided on Sc. Charles street.
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K. c. Hogs Higher;
Cattle And Sheep
Prices Are Lower

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 23.--(P-
Hogs: 5000; 10000 higher: top
sl1.O0 on choice 1900240 lbs: pack
ing sows s.75W990.
Cattle: 1000; calves: 500; steers
weak: other classes steady; slaugh-
ter steers. good and choice $500 1900
lbs 11.65 laps: fed yearlinEs. good
choice 750m950 lbs 1l.T5Ml450:
cows. good and choice 3.25m 1000:
vealers milk-fed) medium 20 choice
e.50I15.O0.
Sheep: 1000; bidding SOC lower
FOR fat lambs.
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Fort Worth Hogs To
Higher AS Rest of
Market Is Steady

FORT WORTH. Feb. 28.=P1-
Hogs: 1000: l5I25c higher: top
Ri0.a5: medium TO good l80-24O lbs.
10.706l 1925: packing sows 8.50n9.
Cattle and Calves: 2.lC0: good
heavy steers ITS: medium to good
steers 1850: yearlings 10.25m12.00;
COWS 800 and $40: bulls best heav-
les 8.Ooa8.25; medium weight calv-
cs 100.
Sheep: 1.400: steady: shorn fat
wethers $50: WOODEN feedr ycarl-
ings 1900: wooded feeder wethers at
600. wooded fat lambs 1875.
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Fl. WORTH DETECTIVES
SERIOUSLY WOUND MAN

FORT WORTH, Feb. 2s.-tP-
Z. ID. Wilson. 40. Fort Worth, was
shot today IN a chase with three
city detectives. At noon he was re-
ported 10 b. tn a serious condition.
Wilson was accoSted by city de-
teciiveS az a street intersection
where he had parked his automobile.
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AIR CONTRACT AWARDED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-EJ-
The American International Air
ways. Inc. OF New York. was low
bidder today for the air mail route
from Christobal, Panama anal. 10
Santiago. Chile. with Ell offer or
81 "A per mile. plus ~ cents per
pound per 1000 miles.
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AUTO WRECK VICTIM
HAS SUDDEN RELAPSE

HARLINGEN. Feb. 28.--Afrs. r. 81.
Rhoe. who was seriously injured in
from this city 10 talk at the joint
Gently, suffered "A relapse Inst night
nc the Valley BAPTIST Hospital. III
was reported and her condition Nv
critical She had been max 49,
ra1id Improvement and hr- N,
is puzziing doctors.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-CP-Cot-
ton openc dsteady al an advance or
8 points to a decline OF 2 points.
Most months were higher on over
night buying with May selling up
to 20.62.
Profit taking. East Liverpool Ca
bles, and Southern hedging caused
prices TO Ease off after the initial
buying. The market held fairly
steady at the end CT the first half
hour.
Prices Sagged off to 20.52 for May
and 1921 for the new October con-
tract later in the morning under
realizing by recent buyers.
Offerings were absorbed by con-
tinued trade or commission house
buying however. and the market
vas Steadier later in the morning.
Prices were back TO nearly the OPEN
ing figures. with active months / to
z points net higher at midday.
Futures closed barely steady. 10
TO IA points lower; spot quiet; mid
ding 20.70.
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FOR 2-CITY
ANQUET ARE NJ
Especial TO The Heraldl

FIUTLLiI 10 IIIE EETdINJ
HAHLINGEN. Feb. 2S.-5peakcrs
an auto accident on the highway re-
Harlingen-San Benito banquet next
Monday night. were named last
night by the local chamber Of COM
merce directors. They include Carl
Wood. Joe Roberts. j. c. Myrick and
I'd. M. Holland. A. l.. Brooks Of
Harrington and James G. Bowie az
San Benito are chairmcE for their
respective cities
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FnREIGN

NEW YORK. FEB. 18.-Fl-For-
einn exchanges mixed.
Great Britain. demand asa 1918:
cables ass IA: co day bills on banks
4en Ia.
France. demand 500 5-i6. italy
f-e. Belgium 1929: Germany
~ 10. Tokyo 44o2; Montreal $3.50.
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SET vi. P. BUS HEARING

AUSTIN. Feb. 18.-tF7-A hear
ing IN the application cf the Mis-
souri, Pacific Transportation COM
panY tn operate a GUS line between
Navasota and Crockett. win be held
by the railroad commission in Aus
tin on March 3. Mark Marshall. d.
rector OF the motor bus divisions
announced today.
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Chicago Grain Is
Higher At Close;
Provisions Lower

&heat and corn advanced early to-
day. wheat affected by relative
pool. and corr BY unfavorable wea-
ther for the crop movement. Re-
ports ut hand indicated damage to
winter wheat In France. Opening
1-Bc to 5-8c higher. Chicago wheat
nfterward held near TO the initial
figures. Corn started unchanged to
3-Sc up. and subsequently scored
a rise all around. Oats were firmer.
Provisions likewise tended higher.
Wheat closed unsettled. I-4c TO ic
sc higher. corn lie 10 Sac up:
unchanged % i-4G3-8c adj
re. and provisions unchanged 10
down.
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DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES

WASHINGTON. Feb. 28.-P-
The second deficiency appropria-
ton bills. the last OF the necessary
supply measures. was passed today
by the senate and sent % confer
ence with the house.
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HUNT TRIAL NEAR CLOSE

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 28.-P-Aft-
or state attorneys had woven n net
Of circumstnncial testimony around
Dewey R. Hunt. charged here with
the murder on Sam IA. Cole. street
ca operator, the defense sprang m
mony. The state rested at 10:15
g. m.
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AGREE TO CRUISER FUND

WASHINGTON. Feb. Z8.-P-
Tie house today agreed 70 the con-
ference report on the navy suroly
btu carrying sf2370.o00 10 hcgin
construction Of the rs warshlxS re-
Gently authorized. The report vas
adopted last night by the senate
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FRIENDS VISIT C0oLIpGEs

WA6HINGION. FEB. I3-tF-
Government officials and peoDie
prominent politically continued to-
day 20 thrnng the White House ex-
ecutire offices % rosre their Off
rlal farrwells 20 President Cool
idge-
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NEW YORK. Feb. 28.-P-Gov-
eminent bonds: Liberty 3 LIS. 81
81. 1924: iSt 4 las s9o6: 4th 4 LAS
5000; treasury 4 las, 47-52, S1o8.5;
As. zi-54. $lc3.14.
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CALL MONEY

NEW York. Feb. 2B.-t4FICal
money stronger. high 10. low y: rul-
ing rate s: closing bid 10: time loans
firm: mixed collateral $3.50 days
n ID: 4-6 months Z "a. prime mer-
camille paper 5 i-2H5 3-4 Bankers
a-cceptances unchanged.
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y. n SPOT CLOSE

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2s--tp-
Spot cotton closed steady, 10 points
dokn. Sales 26S5: low middling
i7c8: middling 10 az: good nniddling
1888: receipts $3.50: stock 326.o74.
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COTTONSEED OIL

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 28.-H-
CottonSeed oil closed steady; prime
summer yellow 9.85: prime crude
9.00-9.l2 1-2. Mar. 9.88: Apr. $50;
May 995: June 1905: July lois:
Aug. 1920; Sept. 1920; Oct. lois.
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NEW YORK COTTON

Opening: Mar. 1911: May 1873
July 1000; Oct. 1874; Dec. I9.T8B.
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Opening: Mar. 20.62; May 20.62.
July POPS: Oct. told) 20.04; Oct
tnew) 1897: Dec. 1000.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 28.=PD-Wheat:
No 2 red l.35G1-4; No. 2 hard 1.22
i-2G1.24 IA.
Corn: No. 4 mixed 81 1-4II-2:
No. 3 yellow 81 1-4G3-4.
Oats: No. 2 white 81 1-2; semple
yrade "A 1904.
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rrrTTFR Ann EGGS

- 1ICAGO. Feb. 26.-H1EButter
r. creamery extras 40: stand
as 3-4; extra firsts AZ 10 49,:
5 As 1-2G46 IA; seconds 440
hE1gs lower: extra firstS 37m38:
&ts 36G36 IL. ordinary firS.s "a
f55.
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COTTON OPEN
IS IRREGULAR
Urfavorable Weather And
Textile News Tits
Marke. Upward

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 23-P-
The cotton market opened irregular,
first trades showing no change to
2 points decline. As Liverpool ca
bles were slightly easier and there
was realizing IN early trading May
traded of TO 1898. July 1899 and
October 1914. Or I to 3 points under
yesterdays close.
reports OF uafavorablc weather
ard improved textile news later car
ried May TO 1895. July 20.03 and
October 1918. or 4 TO z points mp
from the lows and 3 to 4 points
above Yesterdays close.
The advance extended TO levels 3
to 8 points above yesterdays close
but efforts TO force a reaction based
on Official prospects for better
weather il the belt and a weaker
technical position carried May off
to 1885 END July 1890. or ~ 10 -
points under the early highs.
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TEXAS SPOTS

DALLAS. Feb. 28.=P)-Spot cot
ton 1915; Houston 1870; Galveston
1885.
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KANSAS CITY, Feb. 28.-CPp-
Wheat: Nc. ? dark hard 1.l8; No. 2
hard lis 1-2G1.l7 IL; No. 2 red.
nominally. 1.2841.30; May 1.21 Ia:
July I.23 IA.
Corn: No. 2 white. nominally, 500
90; No. 2 yellow, nominally. 500
80; No. 2 mixed sc 3-44S7; May 81
SD; July 81 1-2.
Oats: No. 2 white, nominally, 81
G53.
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POULTRY
CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-QP-Pcultry
Steady; unchanged.
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NEW ORLEANS. FEB. GIFT
Cotton futures closed barely steady
at net decline Of IL TO Il points:
High Low Close Prev.
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Truck

Via Naval Radio Station

Department Of Agricn!tu e, United
States Bureau OF Agricultural Eco
Monies and the San Antonio, Texas,
hCamSer Of Commerce cooperating.
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~ n NNNaN
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-P-Cot-
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MERCEDES
PERSONALS

Mrs. George c. Breeding left this
week for San Antonio, where she
will join MIR. Breeding, who mas
been transacting business IN Dallas
They will remain in San Antonio Tor
the Texas open golf tournament
Sir. and Mrs. ". ID. Stuart Of At
lanta. Ga. who are visiting IN the
VALLEY. we're guests here of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. X. Watson this week.
Harry Seay Of Dallas, president OF
the American Rio Grande Land and
Irrigation company Of this place, IS
spending a week here with ms
brother. II. r. Seay.
Mrs. ". Schuepbach Of Harlingen
was a guest here this week in the
home Of Mrs. X. r. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. r. L. Beall has returned 70
her home in Galveston. after a visit
here with her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Leudtke.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. W. Norwood OF
Donna are spending the week here
in the George C. Breeding home.
Mrs. Herbert Taylor Of Houston
Is n guest here in the home Of Mrs.
Ray Tolson.
Mrs. II. II. Kidder Of San Juan
was a guest Of Mrs. Alan Hvisten-
dahl this week.
Mrs. Henry Allen, who has been
visiting in Mineral Wells, returned
home Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Holmes. who
have been visiting here in The home
OF their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
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In Legislature


Tuesday:
Senate viii consider Williamson
bill to appropriate $1,000. 060 to pur-
chase properly surrounding Alamo in
San Antonio.
Court -eform bills to be heard b.
committee.
Monday:
House committee reported favor
ably So-called repeal search and
seizure Law with amendments which
make little change in present sta
tute.
House and senate voted To inves-
tigatc highway department and
board of control.
House heard report ar committee
Of W on proposed highway finance
or sever on proposed highwar IL
nancinR legislation.
Committee hearing Smith-Mont-
gomery contest voted to send sub
committee to Hidalgo TO hear testi-
mony.
Senator Holbrook introduced bill 70
concentrate prison system.
House commit'ee began hearing or
persecution OF independent oil produ-
GERS by federal agents.
Joint committees held hearing on
water priority right bills.
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Prcsbyterians Have
Valentine Party

avery pleasant afternoon indeed
Vas enjoyed by the women of the
Presi -~feriar auxiliary this week
when they met mt the church for les
ror s:say and a social event.
The program had as its subject
"World Wide brotherhood" Mrs.
II. q. Gay. leader. was assisted in
her presentation Of il By Mesdames
y. II. Bstsell. j. II. Harris, Glenn Lam
berth and Cleve Tandy. Mrs. C. W.
Davenport, a guest for the afternoon.
favored the gathering with two solos
Nhicis were highly appreciated.
At the close Of the program the
meeting adjourned for the party at
which members Of Circle Number two
were POSSESSES. The Valentine motif
was used. and a springtime air pre-
vailed. Those serving wore VALENTINO
caps. Valentine napkins were used.
and a refreshment course of pink
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DON'T STAY FAT
IN THESE DAYS

You see countless people who have
gained new beauty, new health and vim,
by fighting excess faf. Some have done
this b. abnormal exercise ard diet. ON
in u modern. scientific wsy. Why not
follow their example!
There Is a way based on scientific re-
search. Ii combats a Cause of excess
fsf which starvation cannot fight. That
method is embodied in Maruola pre-
scription tablets, now used for % years.
Millions Of boxes OF them. The results
you see wherever you look should IN
dsce you to accept them
Each box Of Marnola contains the
formula, also the reasons for results. So
there 10 no secret. I'D reason to tear
harm. You vii know that all the good
results come in q natural way. Go learn
them now. BY asking your druggist Tor
stl box Of Mumolh
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IT'S GroWing!

The shouidcr-lcnEth bob II tAkinl
4 real pl-ce among fashions Of tn
hour fnr the younger set. I'm man1
high schools and colleges, more thai
half the Ky y are letting their hail
grow to the new length. This styii
aS worn hy New York City girls u
shown I'M tbs above Photograph "A
Miss Edna Rabbc, 1925 Avenue Gl
Brooklyn.
Miss Rabbc says: ~ am ccrtainlJ
delighted that I let my hair grow ID
the new length now that havl
found "A way 10 keep ID easily mani
aEeable and attractive. Ny hair II
ever so much fluffer and more N.gl
oTous than " has been for a Ions
tinie, And IN is free from Rll traces
~ d~audruff. now. 7 attribute IL
Improvement 10 the method I ann Us,
irg 20 care for e.. It's so populal
among Che girls in my set. All We
do rs put a little nanderine on onI
brushes whenever We use them. This
make my hair 80 easy 10 dress any
Way | want W and holds ~ in place as
! arrange it. Dandcrine soothes nv
scalp and keeps III and my hair 10
clean, don't need TO shampoo more
than twice a mon nc. And all
nv friends admire the way IL mnkel
my hair ~ bright and sparkling"
nandcrinn does more 10 bring on.
the natural color. the glcam and lus-
ire Of your hair. than shampoos or
hrilliantinc. Il o that oils
film from III. gives IN new life and
luStrc. IL cleanscs and invigorates
the Ecal-i helps overcome dandruff,
n~anderino is delightfully."- f~ragranccd:
isn't oily. doesn't show. All drug
stores have the generous csc bottles,
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". n. Holmes, left Thursday night
for their home in Calinas, Calf.
Mrs. +. ". Perkins visited Mrs.
Clarence Meyers in HarlinEen this
week.
Ir. and Mrs. r.. II. Henry have re-
turned to their home in Laredo. aft
CT a visit here in tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. L. III. Henry.
Mrs. Joseph Lang Of Bclleville,
ILL.,, arrived Wednesday morning.
She will visit in the home Of Mrs.
before returning with her husband
70 their home.
Mrs. j. b. Bilbro and daughter.
Mary Esta. Of San Benito, were
guests here this week OF Mrs. Joe
Lambertson.
Mr. and Mrs. LELAND Farmer left
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Farmer in Colo
RADIO.
II. a. Nash and family, who have
lived in Mercedes for hte past sew
eral years. left Wednesday for Cal
LA1AhAaf WAtAI ehts VIA MANI bA~iA
home.
Mrs. Fred Bernard has for her
house guest Miss John Louise Rob-
erts Of San Antonio.
j. N. Avary, who has been in Qua
temala. Central America, arrived
this week TO spend several days with
his mother, Mrs. J. T. Avary, before
/ ching his family in Nebraska, from
where they will return to Central
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D.. Grant Of
Combs. Texas, were guests here this
week in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
A. o. Payne.
Mrs. X. +. Buckley of Bay City, ar
rived this week for a visit Of sew
eral weeks in the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. II. Chandler and
family.
Mrs. Florence kalbfleisch expects
to leayev Mercedes the latter part OF
the week to join Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Kalbfleisch Of Tiffin. Ohio. and the
three will sail from New York about
Feb. 5 for Europe. En- route TO New
York City Mrs. kalbfleisch expects
TO spend a few days in Washington,
The party expects to spend two
months abroad and will tour seven
countries Of Europe.
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HIDALCO Vote
. CASE DELAYED
Contest Action Pass
ed By Leslie For
Later Hearing
(Srecial "a The Hcraldl

EDINBURG. Jan. %. wv Hidalgo
county election eases. on the docket
for preliminary hearing Monday,
we're postponed by Judge J. Y. Les
lie Of the 93rd district court when
called here. The cases are to IT, re-
set later.
Judge Leslie explained that many
or the attorneys representing both
the independents and democrats
we're in Austin In connection with
Z. NJ. Smiths contest for ". +.
Montgomery's esat in the Texas leg
~islature and in connection with Cor
don Griffin's suit to prevent Judge
Leslie being declared elected BY the
Texas election board.
The cases passed Monday were:
r. c. Couch VS.. A. ". Cameron, p,
X. Handlsy VI. "A. Y. Baker. r. w
Lemburg VS.. Cam X. Hill. A. v. viii
liams IS. W. s. Chaddick, Joe Burns
vs.. W. l.. Lipscomh, and Marvin
Evans Is. Robert Henderson.
Several foreclosure suits we're
heard during the day.
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Sally Russell Is
Sorority Ruslee

Elaborate plans are being made for
Alpha Sigma rush week at South
Texas State Teachers college. Kings
vile, rushing to begin on January 30.
Miss Sally Russell Of Brownsville, IS
among the h~onorees. Other rushees
are Misses Nora Alice Webster. Bee
Vile; Katheryn Brooks. Corpus
Christi: Tito Shelton. Kingsville; and
Katheryn Thompson. Robstown.
The first event Of the week IS TO
be n tea az the home Of Miss Mil
dred Nuckols, January 30; a bridge
dinner will re given January 81 At
Casa Ricardo. The pledge service Is
to be held on February l. and Alpha
Sigma is sponsoring a dance Feb
ruary q.
The sorority held an initistion SER
vice recently. at which several
pledges were indicted into member
ship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
WALES INVESTIGATING
POOR IN o A FIELDS

NEWCASTLE. Eng, Jan. 29.-Rl-
Wearing two overcoats, the Prince
Of Wales. embarked today on his
tour Of the coal fields OF Northhum-
| berland and Durham made tragic BY
unemployment. A snowStorm swept
across the country making the road
of want and suffering along which
the prince was travelling still more
bleak and desolate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-01-29
ORGANIZE GARDEN CLUB
How Doctors Treat
Colds and the Flu

all. No salts. no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your
eating. work or pleasure. Next
morning your cold has vanished.
your system is thoroughly purified
and you arc feeling fine with i
hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat
what you plesse.-no danger.
Get a family package. containing
fun directions. only 80 cents. At
any drug store.-Adv.