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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

this work may apply to the archi-
tects. Atlee II. and Robert M. Ayrcs,
Bedell Building, San Antonio, Texas.
for specifications covering this work.
Sealed bid swill be sent 10 the
County Auditor. j. j.. Bishop.
Brownsville, Texas, ard 10 be opened
on February IL, 1929. Owner re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
j. j. BISHOP,
County Auditor.
G-l0 10 lg~-lO-5-52eTA
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Houses For Sale

$4,000 CASH, balance like rent,
buys rev fiye-room all modern brIrA
bungalow; large lot. restricted resi-
Dental section. Pay rent 70 your
self. Foster-Moothsrt Co., Realt0rs,
Cromsck Bldg, phone 41U. H-f5
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BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night: second. highest tenpera-
tura Yesterday: third. wind velocity
at s a. m; fourth, rainfall past %
hours:
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HAVE CLIENT wanting a good five
or six room modern bungalow. Must
be well located and priced right. Fos-
ter Moothsrt Co., ground floor tro-
mack Bldg. Ms
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Statesmen Agents

Statesmen WANTED-Haye open
ing for 3 or Z experienced and high
class salesme nto sell to business
men only. Apply Room i36. Tray
elrgs Hotel. brownsyillc. between 4
and I r. m. Saturday. Jan. -. M-3s
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Situations Wanted

UNDERGRADUATE nurse desires
nursing n private horne or hospital.
&~etsrsnees. Fhone -. Mil
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BIDS WANTED
Bids will be received for the fur
nishiHg and installing Of aeousticaI
correction material to be applied in
the present district court room in
the Cameron county court Aouxe.
RreEnsvills. Texas.
AL eontrsctors csairinS to bid on
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~ inE Allied tOIEkS VI
BROWNsEiLLE NAVIGATION
DISTRICT OF CAMERON COUN-
~, TEXAS, AND TO ALL PER-
SONS OWNING LAND OR PROP
ERTY THEREIN. AND TO ALL
OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES:
TAKE NOTICE that az the regular
session Of the Legislature Of the
state Of Texas. which meets on Jam
uary 5. 1929, the Navigation and Ca
nal COMMISSIONERS Of Brownsville
Navigation District or Cameron
County, Texas, intend to apply and
viii apply 20 said Legislature for
the passage OF a special law, the sub
stance OF which is as follows, to-wit:
An act validating Brownsville Nav
I-ation District of Cameron County.
Texas, and validating the Two Mil
lion $4,000 900. 0 Dollars Of bonds
authorized "a be issued hy said Dis
trict by an election hehld therein on
December -, 1898, and validating all
acts Of the Commission rs Court vi
Cameron County, pertaining TO said
District and said bond issue, author
izing such District TO construct. own,
operate, buy, sell. lease or otherwise
control all necessary terminal fscil-
tiles Tor carrying on navigation and
shipping, including all wharyes.
docks, warehouses and other aD-
purtenances Of a port necessary or
convenient for navigation and ship
ping, and such railways, railway
switches, sidings. rolling stock for
railway traffic. and all other things
necessary for the handling OF freight
10 and from the water at the port
and connecting with railway facili-
ties. giving 70 such Navigation Dis
triet power and authority TO elect
its Navigation and Canal Commits
sioners BY popular vote and making
provisions for such elections, and de-
clarlnE an emergency.
n. a.. ROSENTHAL,
=. e.. FERNANDEZ,
u. GREGG.
Navigation and Canal Commissioners
OF Brownsville Navigation District
Of Cameron County. Texas.
l-I-li-ls-25-l-5t-3273
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A Better Policy

There are two ways of buying q used car:
Buy it outright from the owner.
Or buy it from an automobile dealer.
The first may be satisfactory, providing. of
course, you are an expert mechanic, appraiser,
and purchasing agent combined.
A better policy is the second method.
New car dealers buy uesd cars with a view of re-
selling them. They know exactly what each
needs TO be re-conditioned thoroughly. They
have the facilities for doing that.
Right now we are offering amazing values in
used cars. Every one is in tip-top condition
fine in every respect. They are priced to sell.
and WILL SELL at the prices we have tagged
them.
Come and Sec These Bargains
1928 Dodge Senior Sedan
1928 Dodge Deluxe Sedan
81 Cadillac Roadster
1926 Dodge Sedan
1926 Dodge Touring
1924 Dodge, 4-Passenger Coupe
!, 1924 Packard Touring
1926 Buick, 4-Passenger Coupe
' 1926 Pontiac Coach
1926 Chevrolet Touring
1924 Chevrolet Light Delivery, Si25.00
A bargain.
1924 Chevrolet Coupe, 1880, runs fine.
1926 Ford Touring, $500
1925 Ford Touring, $1,000
1924 Ford Light Delivery, $4,000
We have established a Used Car Lot for the CON
venience of our customers. Drive around by
there and pick the one you would like to try out,
and figure with US on terms
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Buy or Exchange

Will trade Wisconsin
Farm land and Lake
frontage in best resort
section Of Wisconsin for
Valley land or City
property. Address Box
M65. Herald.
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Buy or Exchange

WANT TO BUY-RoIlar teP desk
Phone Mrs. Sullivan. Il.0. N-sg'
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Articles For Sale

LADIES HOSE messed; runs. pulls.
and snsss. Valley Hose Mendins Co.
40 Elizabeth. i-iv-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY


II IFS Your Move Next you al
find that good oraymen ard expert
movers offer their services through
the classified ads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
usual MONDAY. wednesday and Eriday

usual Monday. wednesday and Friday
TWO new teachers added TO the fac
ulty are M. Winifred Cox and Mrs.
Lena E. Butrum, who will be attached
to the typewriting and ONCE training
departments, respectively. Miss Cox
is o graduate. Of the normal course In
Northampton Commercial College.
Mrs. Butrtrn, who has been as
signed to the entertaining depart
ment, replaces Neva Taylor, who is
transferred to the shorthand depart
.ment. MRS. Butrurn is Q graduate Of
the Winona State Normal School in
Minnesota. She taught four years in
the schools of that State. She will
assist Mrs. May Arnold Mclaughlin,
head Of the lce-training department.
The four washington high school
graduates winning one-year scholar
ships TO Strayer College have already
begun their courses, Lucille Miller Is
the Western High School winner, who
held o post on the STAFF Of the year
book, the Westerner.
William H. Pekover, the Mckinley
High School. victor, spent the last two
years Of high school ct Tech and was
on the honor roll three times out of
four. Gwendolyn Rusk Of Eastern High
School, was included In scholastic hon
ors for four years. Central High
Schools representative, Sarah McElroy,
was society editor on the Bulletin
the school newspaper, and belonged to
the Quill Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
ARCHITECTURE CLASS
ADDED AT COLUMBIA
Course Is Designed to Give Tech.
meal Subjects Without
Non. Related Work.

A new course In architecture Is be-
ing added this year to the curriculum
of the engineering department of the
Columbia School of Drafting and En-
cheering.
This course IL designed to give the
student an opportunity to obtain the
technical subjects of an engineering
course without being required to take
additional non-related subjects which
are included in the usual college course.
The new architecture course will re-
duire q prerequisite Of some drafting
and mathematics, however. If an ap-
plicant needs work in these two sub
1ects, It will be possible for him to ar
range to condition in them with the
course.
The course in architecture will con-
sist of three main subjectS-art. archi-
tectural design and architectural con-
str,,ction. The art portion Of the course
will consist of historical and critical
study of architecture from the earliest
times to the present day and freehand
drawing In pencil. pen and charcoal
And painting. Under architectural de-
Sign a study will be made OF arch1tec.
rral elements. shades and shadows ana
kpective.. Under architectural construc-
ton and building construction sucn
matters as building materials: contracts
Specifications and the District OF Co
kif1bia building codes viii be covered.
This course win be given BY prom
anent local architect and viii condense
the usual technical subjects Of a coll
iege course In an intensive nine months
course. This course will be given only
in the evening session, which Is from
1880 to $50 pm.
information concerning enrolment.
tuition, ETC., may be obtained on re-
school which is open daily from 10
am, to 4 pm. and at night from 7:30
10 $50. except Wednesday and Sat-
2 klrday.E ~ * =
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WILLIAM F0SS BAKER
TO DIRECT ABBOTT CLASS
Department Of stagecraft a,
school Of Fine Arts to Be
+. Under His Charge.

William Foss Baker, long identified
with stage and studio activities. comes
to Washington this year to take charge
Of new department Of stagecraft In
the Abbott School Of Fine and Com
mercial Art.
The demand for trained and talented
workers in production is so great that
this course should prove of vast interest
to many.
Mr.. Baker comes from California,
where his work with the Hoilywood
Drama Club and In the technical de-
partments Of the r. B. o. and the
M-G-M Studios has fitted him To give
classes the benefit of. his knowledge and
experience in this branch of the the
alter and drama.
Realizing the need for men and
women who can develop ideas and at
the same time be governed by basic and
fundamental laws that pertain 10 stage
design and costume, Mr.. Baker has
planned course which win embrace all
that his years Of active work ia the
theater and the movies have equipped
him to teach " :
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HOTEL MANAGEMENT
GLASSES TO ORGANIZE
Lewis School Faculty Members
Are Announced by
n,n.:j.u%
President.

The first Fall class in hotel manage
ment will hold its organization meet
ing Tuesday evening In the auditorium
of the Lewis Hotel Training School.
President Clifford Lewis has engaged
a staff of experienced instructors for the
coming Fall and Winter season in addi-
ton to the special work handled by
Mary Catherine Lewis, vice president.
and H. J. Stanley. registrar OF the
school; James E. Brown. assistant man
ager Of the Hotel Mayflower, and H. r.
Neason, manager Of the Annapolis
Hotel.
The other faculty members are Ger
trude Barry M. H. Biser, Mary Bourke,
Katherine B. Ellinger, Maud e. Elliott,
Charles Freund, Mary G. Greenhouse,
J. e. Haeringer, Celeste Hodges, Dora 8.
Jenner, John e. Jenner, Eva A. Lewis.
Harold A. Lewis, Daisy B. Mccoy. Mabel
c.. Martin, Alice Miller, August F.
Moeller, Mabel e. Pendexter, M. M.
stockbridge, Benjamin J: streeks. Ralph
D. Toll, Mrs. Anna j. Uhl, John Work.
outeren, Maud L. Williams and Theresa
williams.
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STRAYER COLLEGE
PROGRAM OUTLINED
School Of Accountancy Will Open
Fall Term on Sep
temher %.

Strayer College of Accountancy will
open its Fall term on September %,
p. j. Hartman, vice president and d.
rector, announced yesterday.
A four-year diploma course will be
offered in the evening school, and for
advanced students, afyear of post-grad-
uate work may be taken with the per-
mission of the registrar. This four
wear course covers bookkeeping, con-
structive accounting, advanced &C
counting and cost accounting. Wal
ton business law, economics, corpora
ton finance and income tax are among
the relation subjects offered.
c. p. A. coaching In both accounting
and law and q thesis are included In
the fifth or postgraduate year.
7 The same faculty will instruct this
year, though one or more teachers
may be added. The present teaching
star includes: william L. Newson. Ed
win c. Dutton, Moore G. Mcintosh, j.
Leslie Bowling. F. Vaughn PultE, Percy
Sackett, Ezekiel n. Stegall, Paul C.
Golding and Arthur p. Erb,
Most OF the classes will be held as
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SCHOOL IN 18TH YEAR.
University of Seville Graduate Di-
rector of Spanish Institution.

University of Seville Graduate Di-
rector of Spanish Institution.
The Spanish School Of Washington
will begin its nineteenth year Of Ian
guage teaching tomorrow. Prof. r.
Gransdos, a graduate of the University
Of Seville, is director of the school and
is receiving the candidates in his offices
at 1888 II street. This school differs
from others in the fact that It's one and
only activity Is the teaching of Spanish.
Special economical courses are planned
to occupy all year and are designed for
beginners. intermediate and advanced
pupils. That Spanish is becoming one
Of the most important languages Of the
world Is very evident from the fact that
nearly all educational institutions have
enlarged their courses In this language
This school, following the trend Of the
times, has improved its curriculum and
now offers students Of Spanish nearly
every subject in Spanish literature, con-
versation; commerce and stenography
that can be desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
Bethesda Liquor Suspect Held.

BY o Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
BETHESDA, Nd, September a.
Benny Hamilton, residing here, was
taken into custody this afternoon by
Sergt. Leroy Rodgers and Policeman
Paul Watkins of the Western District
station, and lodged In jaiI on charge
OF selling intoxicating liquor. The ON
GERS say that they found marked money
on the man when he was taken into.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15
DEWITT SCHOOL, NAMES :
ADDITION 10 FACULTY
William =. Bulls. Gradual. of
Naval, Academy, Assistant Head
of Mathematics Department.

Announcement was made at the Dew
lit School yesterday that the latest adj
dition to its faculty is william r. Bulls,
a graduate Of the United States Naval
Academy, elias Of 1924, who will be as
sistant head of the mathematics de-
partment in the preparation of boys for
the Academy.
While 1t is the purpose of the Dewitt
School to add to its. faculty O West
Point graduate who would specialize
only in Army preparation, 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Bulls will assist In that
work for the present, as well as the
preparation for Annapolis.
Mr.. Bulls arrival will be gratifying
to the many friends of the school as
they have long realized the need Of an
able assistant to Prof. Pfeiffer on whom
the mounting enrolment Of the school
has placed an increasingly strenuous
burden. 80
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London is to have water taxis.
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WOMAN is RELEASED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
Court, in Paroling Prisoner From
Jail, Warns Against Repe-
tition of OHense.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LYNCHRURG. Va, September IA
Judge Z. p. Christian in the Corpora
ton Court released Ef1e Arnold, a
white woman, from jail, where she
served four of q six months sentence
for possession of liquor.
He. told her to 60 to work and ar
range to pay her $50 fine and warned
that II she came back to court under
another prohibition charge that she
would be required to serve every minute
Of her sentence.
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Federation to Meet.

AURORA HILLS, Va, September IA
Especially "A meeting Of the Arlington
County Civic Federation will be held
here Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Claude S. Semones, on Washington
avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

Mexico has been considering law to
make labor legislation federal In scope,
leaving to the states the right to en-
force its provisions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
PREPARE FOR
SCOUT MEET
Completion of Plans For
Field Event Near;
At Mercedes
Especial to The Herald.)

MERCEDES, April 25.-Prepara-
tons for the third annual Boy
Scout field meet to be held Satur-
day, May IL at Mercedes, are rap
idly nearing completion, and indi-
cations are that the largest num-
Der of participants ever to COM
pete in the Valley will be on hand.
The forty-siX troops Of the Valley
council will strive to win the va
rious scouting events worked cut by
the committee in charge.
Scouts will begin gathering at the
large field just west Of the Mer-
cedes floodway bridge early in the
morning, and the meet proper is to
get under way promptly at 2 p. m.
Banners will be awarded the win
ming troops.
The events are as follows:
Exhibit competition:
l. Set-up camp contest. Each pa
troll will be given a designated spot
to set up their camp. The contest
is to see which patrol can make the
most comfortable camp in the time
allowed.
2. Patrol totem contest. Totems
OF any size and kind. Points fol
originality Of design, significance OF
design, skill Of execution and neat
ness.
3. Handicraft exhibit. Points for
completeness, neatness, originality
of display, and number Of differ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
REMAIN IN
PYLE'S BUNION DERBY

MAPLEWOOD, Mo, April Is
R-Twenty-eight pairs Of bronzed,
lean legs resumed their iaunt
through Missouri this morning as
G. G. Pyle's bunion derby left
Maplewood, Mo, for Sullivan, Mo,
the 26th control point, sixty miles
distant.
The ten leaders in elapsed time
as the jaunt to Sullivan started
were:
u. Pete Gavuzzi, England, 1885,
AZ. 2. John Salo, Passaic, N. j.,
163:34:22. 8. Ed Gardner, Seattle,
Wash, 164:22:55. a. Giusto Umek,
Trieste, Italy, 17S:03:46. 5. Paul
Simpson, Burlington, N. c., 1872
1888. 6. Sam Richman, New York,
~183:10:00. Z. Philip Granville,
Hamilton. Ont, 186:16:22. 8. M. B.
Mcnamara, Australia, 195:43:42.
9. Hrry Abramowitz, New York,
211:20:32. 10. Herbert Hedeman,
New York, 213:27:13.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
Boxers Face Final
Tests Leading To
Champio nship

CHICAGO, Ill, April 25.-P-
Clever Morey Bowman Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, hard-hitting Eddie
Latko of Cleveland, Hadero Villar-
real, Tulsa, Okla, flyweight flash,
and % other willing youths from
every section Of the country, tonight
face the final tests leading to ma
tional A. A. U. boxing champion
ships.
After two nights of battles, some
Of them sensational and all bitterly
contested, 80 amateur boxers re-
manned to meet tonight at Chicago
stadium in the semi-final and final
bouts Of the title tournament.
Contestants in the four lighter
classes Tuesday night set a mark of
eight knockouts in 81 bouts, but
huskies in the weller, middleweight,
lightheavy and heavyweight divi-
sions, last night gave about 1000
fans even more action for their
money. Six knockouts, some Of them
in matches where either boy might
have been the victor, were scored in
II engagements.
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EaHaa The Herald SPORTS SECTION EHaz
ent scouts having specimens in the
display.

49,
Activities competition:
/. Signalling contest. -Four scouts
to a team; each team will be given
the same message. This is a speed
event and two seconds will be de-
Quoted for each error.
2. First-aid contest. Speed, neat
ness and correct technique will be
considered.
8. Archery contest. One for tar
get shooting and n for distance.
4. Scout pace. Contestants will
be started On the mile course at
thirty second intervals. The scout
making it nearest to twelve min
uets wins.
5. Knot tying contest. This is a
speed event.
6. Water boiling contest. Each
team will be given wood, two
matches, a little soap chips, and
a quart Of water. First team whose
water boils wins.
7. Patrol drill contest. Skill in
execution and neatness to be con-
sidered.
s. Friction fire contest. Sets to
be made of native wood. First
scout to get fire wins.
9. Attendance contest. The troops
having the largest percentage OF
its members in proportion to dis
lance Travelled wins.
Som eof the districts plan to have
a local meet with their own troops
in competition on May 4th the Sat-
urday a week before the big coun-
Gil event as a kind Of practice
rally. This will be a great help to
those who enter the following week
at the main council event.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25

Jack Meaghre, head coach at Rice
Institute was in town wednesday.
He was accompanied by the dimin-
utive pole vaulting Cabiness, a lad
who has brought nearly as much
track fame to his alma mater as
Claude Bracey. Cabiness holds the
Southwestern conference record in
the pole leaping event.
Meaghre has just taken up the
coaching reigns at the Houston
school. 1t was only last winter
while the conference coaches were
doing so much changing about that
Meaghre went to Rice. He formally
was coach of st. Edwards college at
Austin.
While coaching at the Austin
institution, Jack received the re-
spect of all the teams in the
larger conference. In fact he
beat them about as often as they
let him down with the short end
of the count. Last fall he took
the feathered tribe football team
in for a good picking" with his
Saints. Now he is going to try
and make "pickers" out of them
rather than have them be the
subjects.
Just what Meaghre and Cabiness
were doing down here in the Valley
is not hard to see through. The
Owls have been sadly in need Of
football material for a good many
years. Ever since the school wa;
organized as far as that matters
Now that the Rice alumni have
planned for a winning Owl team
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the high jump and shot put.
Barnhart is the Eagle football
captain for next fall. He tops
the scales around the 100 mark
and can step the hundred right
close to ten flat.
Dan plays fullback on the squad
and at present Fessenden is trying
to make a punted out Of him.
Barnhart has done practically no
punting in his previous football
days but since Weller, who did the
booting last year, will not return,
the duty falls upon the new cap
tain's shoulders.
The Donna fight card which was
postponed last Monday night is
scheduled to be staged tonight in
the Donna open air arena. "Bat-
ting" Shaw and kid" Juarez are
to mix in g ten round final. Some
good preliminaries are also SEIZED
uled. The exhibition is to begin at
$3.50.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
GIRL TENNIS A
LEAVE FOR FRANCE

NEW YORK, April 25.-[P-The
supporting cast for the American
tennis show which will tour Europe
this summer with Helen Wills as the
featured performer, is on it's way to
join Queen Helen in Paris. Edith
Cross of California, third ranking
American woman player who will be
Miss Wills doubles partner, and an
other young star, Marjorie Morrill,
Of Dedham, Mass, left today on the
Berengaria. The three stars will
take part in a team match against
Holland then visit France, Germany
and England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-25
MERCEDES STUDENTS
COMPETE FOR PRIZE

MERCEDES. April 25.-The local
Business and Professional Wornen's
club is offering a prize to the mem
bers of the junior and senior high
school for the best theme on the
most beautiful yard In Mercedes.
The prize is to be a five dollar
gold piece.
Each pupil in the Junior and
senior high school is requested to
write a theme.
The themes written in the jun
ior high school are not to exceed
two hundred words in length and
the ones written in the senior high
school are not to be over three
hundred words in length.
These will be written in connec-
ton with the regular English work.
The winning themes from each
class are to be sent to the judges
where the prize winning one will
be chosen.