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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
First National Bank of Harrington
vs.. H. z. Baker ct ux, Debt.
18TH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. w. Cunningham, Judge
No final orders.
10sRD DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. M. Kent, Judge
Eofman Heater Co. VS.. r. L. Gay;
settled and dismissed.
e. G. Tuseth VS.. G. A. and s. A.
Nietert, Judgment.
COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar Dancy, Judge
Suits filed: Exparte Ophelia Ro-
driguez, non compoS mentis.
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John KIeiber, Judge
No orders.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
None.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract Co.
Cameron County
!. Zarate TO GuiIlermo L. Esparza,
north one-half lot 5, block "A, City
San Benito, $40, etc.
A. x. Black ct ux to James-D Dick
lnson Farm Mortgage Co., north
k54s54 acres of farm block 81, Es-
+s1ritu Santo Grant. Ell Jardin sub
division, plat 4-52. share 80, SO, etc.
e. G. Couch. ". M. Sutphen to
g. E. Harris. lots IL, 18. 19, 20, block
5. lot 5, block II, Townsite Primera,
SO. etc.
Dan and Ida M. Neil to Chas.
A. and Mary L. Matthews, -95 acre
Of block 70: 1892 acres. block n: SO
acre, block rs, FL Jardin subdivision,
share 10. az. Espiritu Santo Grant,
plat 4-39, $40. etc.
N. S. and Jessie K. Liddell to j.
Sam Wilson,, lot %, block I, N. S.
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city and il " IA Jardin.
Blaine NeWcom Of Tamptc0 WA
IA town wednesday.
Marcus Stevenson IS here nom
Detroit.
w. G. Roland Of indianapolis Il
| visiting Monterrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4. Dennis Of
San Antonio are spending : day
or two ct 81 Jardfn.
W. r. Jenning Of whiting Is here.
Carl n. Graham spent WedneS-
day here, leaving Thursday morn
ing. HIS home Is in Houston.
H. w. Plato and DIN Plato, both
Of Laredo, are at FL Jardin.
J. H. Price and J. J. Stating are
here from Detroit.
r. s. and Mrs. Yarbrough or CAL
weston are In the city.
A. G. 'Wiesbesch is here from
Waco.
A party from Miami, Fla, IN
GLIDING G. d. Swinson, @. d. Wright,
r. r. Keeler, and G. Lprker. are
hers for . few days and are at Fl
Jardin.
L. T. Reding OF Oklahoma City
Is registered at Ell Jardin.s
Ben Tolbert Of Dallas IS again In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Doherty
| are here from Dallas.
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Liddell, addition, Harlingen, $40.
etc.
Pedro Baragan to David Lozano,
east one-half, lot 8, block 4, tenth
addition, San Benito, $40, etc.
Anton Grabowski ct Tx. to George
Coates ct al, 1.796 acres out Of east
81. 02 acres, block jog, Fresnos Land
& Irrigation Co., Share IL, %, Es-
piritu Santo Grant, SO, etc.
r.. H. and s. e. Behimer to VAL
ley Dew. Inc, south 5 acres OF north
20 acres, block 70, Wilson Tract,
subdivision, survey IS, 5000.
Valley Dew. Inc, to C. M. Schim-
mingehr, west 10 acres, block 80
Wilson Tract subdivision, survey Is,
$11 ,000.
r. II. and S. Z. Behimer to Valley
Dew. Inc. West 10 acres, block so
| Wilson Tract subdivision, survey IS
$40. etc.
r. E. Brooks to Mrs. Annie B
Pomeroy, north IS acres, block 20
Cantu tract, La Feria grant, $3.50.
Cameron County Lumber Co., to
Jennie l.. McCandleSs, lots 1894
and 1913, block z. Avondale subdi-
vision. Harrington, $40, etc.
A. F. Parker to Frank Laidlaw
west 20 acres, tract 81. Coast Land
Farms subdivision, Buena Vista
grant, $40, etc.
Richard Francis King, Hildur e
King to Chas. Pulliam ct ux, lots %
block "a, o. T. La Feria, SO, etc.
James McAdams to VIM. r
Straight, ct ux, northeast IA acres
block 80, share 10, Ell Jardin sub
division. Espiritu Santo Grant, plat
4-39, $40, etc.
Los Ebanos Est, Inc. to Mrs. Ger
! trude Faye Thompson, lot 18, block
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cedes, $40, etc.
T. /. Chase to w. r. Hansen, 70
acres of southwest corner lot, lot 2,
block 276, Tex Mex, SO. etc.
j. 3. Post to j. c. Wharton, east
Is acres Of block 142, Hill Halbert,
$40, etc.
M. II. Murns to Geo. H. Walton,
east one-half of lot 9, Sec. 235, Tex
Mex, $1,000.
Valley Cooperative Creamery to
P. S. Devine, lots 31-32, block 20,
Pharr, $40, etc.
Fred E. Bennett, ct al to j. G.
Cisneros, lot 2, block 100, Davidson's
addition, Mission, SO, etc.
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400 SIS p. m-Associated Press dispatches and Valley news from
The Brownsville Herald, following by musical numbers.
5:55- 600-Wcrld Bookman. popular radio feature.
500 TOO Musical numbers.
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PERSONALS

d. w. Roshensies OF Utica. N. Y,
came in Thursday morning, and Is
located at the FL Jardin. Mr.. Ro-
thensies has brought q number of
land parties to the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domoer are here
from Louisville.
Charles Celaya OF Rio Grande
City was expected to return to
Brownsville Thursday evening to
complete preparations for q trip
to Spain.
Jose F. Farias Of Ell Paso is in the
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TYPTST GETS MEDAL

MISSION, March ga sterling
silver medal, received from the
Remington ~Typewriting company is
a source Of considerable pride to
Arcadia Guerra, who was presented
with this token because OF his eff
ficieficy, when he wrote an average
Of A words a minute in q 15-min-
ute spec dtest. This Is q test sent
out by this company to be graded
by their own experts, and on ac-
count of the young man being a
first year student Is considered a
good average.
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SATURDAY, A. N.

SATURDAY, A ~
1o:00-1l.0 8. m Musical numbers andStudio specalties. s.
l1:00-11:30-Popula and semi-classical selections from the Capitol
theater organ by remote control.
i1:~55-l2:00-Local and general weather forecast and bulletin on Rio
Grande.
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lOQdyS q FedIuIeS
Friday. Mar. = asr
SrMk~ fCsntru1 Standard Tims1 &&&ra 49,
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VINO WHO'D WKY 49, . .WkBC
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-14

him weeks to replace the bridges, even
if the court decides against us, and
saws that we don't own them and mad
not the right to destroy them. So YOU
see while he's rebuilding bridges, wen
be laying out our development, can
offer it to the public so much caller:
1t ticks Lucy-iSt. Lucie, is / and
makes Clarytown."
"Does Mr.. Clary know Z
and his wife," asked Lucy
"I don't know how muco y
knows, but you can bet q. per
knows all abou, it. Why. 1t aostly
his scheme. He said that the public
wouldn't bite at two developments
both so grandicse, 81 near together,
So :. get ours ready first.
"But the courts may say l.- bridges
are Tins, eh?"
He laughed.
"And we'll pay him damages for
destroying his property. They may
even make US destroy Our dam and
return the creek to him. But We'll
have been selling our property to the
public and getting in some cash re-
turns on our investment. Stevens,
who's up to his neck this minute and
who must get in some public money,
will be out in the cold. well buy
him In on our own terms"
IT see," she said She smiled
brightly. Lucky that Tim and l
aren't a loving couple, isn't it," :
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-14

& Amsriea's arst ssa-goang Christmas
fE,ho Festival Win TAXA: piaes aboard
= Canadian Pacific hnar Duchess of
&Stfoed which sails from New zosk
81. % On Q Today cruise Of The West
ndiAs. 4 special choir has bean ~
Sstsd for carol singing and tho ship's
6Ichsstsa viii play Christmas musac
DATING from the sarlisst Ytaistsds OBJ
ADVANCES IA xngland and ON the
Continent; Seasonal eeesmonial0
linked With tho Bears Head. the yuls
Log, the Baron Of Bed and the oru-
idle mistletoe win be topped Oh With
\ Christmas dinner riyalling that de-
prthsd In Warrington Irving's "nraoe-
sess ~ ~ To- Hl p carried
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ENoucx Eekx DAMas1s

ont With tsis "a q 7tisabsthAn pass.
sntzy and with old.tirns xnSlish and
American dances directed by an IN
stxuctoe designated by H. nv York
branch q the Enslth 1e4 9snss
Society. ~ W. e7s,,< sstas'.. So y
Dances 3iks ths Virginia fssa end
ths Ksntusky yanSnns-sst together
with thsay distinctive TUNES and
Colonial nudo q generally, Nes
brought % this country by I'm CO.
tus5 settlers HON England Of tna
tina a the BritisA occupation q -
west Indiss. Ths voyssss q Dfaes
Hawkins. Captain kadd ana ~ Asny
Morgan had tnvssted thnso sunny
islss WITH . ruma9te giAm9 TIT cap.
tuzA - e(1l -
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}{DEENDl= N!AE=Q 4g}|=
YN0<h% M> ARTHUR SoNERs ROCHE
All NIEX1TNSf,uexzA7ED sr DONALD RILEY

will defect the creek, -farthe' lii9ad,
40 that it will flow through Oh if"p-
ertv give us a waterway, ant a,r'%e
+: { his. 1t means that our
G, ok from the ocean, VII &c
w: treble what Ii commands 10
das AMI that Stevens's land will d.
crease proportionately" ;, :,
"But why destroy the bridges" She
asked.
because those bridges give him ac-
cess, BY motor car, to the property
east Of the creek, and we want to
DELAY his development. 1t will take
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6, e. ~ ~ &! E1 IS = :; :
~ JOHN JOSEPH GAINEo,M.D.
A BLESSING

Just small gntterrg, razoredged fragment o. cold ssel
There the crecpinesS MENTION 1t IS SUCH
stern little thing after all; its business to make woundsinos
feared OF all wounds upon the bodies OF dear ones wounds
upon and within the bodies of the sympathizc with most
the ones stricken with death just around the beid ahead
The one that mother praying in the little room where no.
BODY can hear bat God All this little sharp fragment OF steer
called mercles by the unthnkng what blessing!
Yes-i,s the surgeons knife that talking about And
so few speak of blessing; crate from the houseo
that Is viaa-a murderer They try to inaame us against
this little benefaco often for their own personal financial
ends .
No incantation mesnlerca hocspocus,
Juggling on the surface removed deadly tuor from te
suffering woan-ever ddnever Thousands OF inVahas
put Their trust these suberfuges until too late because
they dread the knife" do not blame the tnnd cea
they are not be blamed They to be ped in Their
torture-their suffering and indecision; they do
They will espouse any measure that promises relief
except that little sharp, giitering fgnept of STEEL
A deep seated focus of deadly poison invc'
within the human structure- can't be charm
nedicined out dieted QUIT will hA-ldn
lookin, - &c IS cold steel-qucki Th
DELAY
'.'ic blessing on
est ,.-. tcut hands do lot n.
knii,- me one that has given my
to me- sound and WE'LL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-14

az don't want to listen. Please,
Fergus-let me 60
Lesson did not take dismissal 50
easily as she had hoped. When she
refused his third invitation to luncheon
he telephoned and asked her II ne
might drop in for tea. She granted
permission, and as they slipped the tea
and nibbled cakes, she told hum, quote
CERTIFY hut nevertheless firmly that she
was a married woman and that even
if she weren't, she'd not be at all III
terested in him.
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"Why don't You marry Elsie Oar
ragh?" she asked.
Young Lessons face was miserable
Shouldn't be a fine cad to marry
girl l didn't lovel'
She laughed bitterly.
az married "a man ! didn't love"
"And are you happyf Certainly
not. Good Lord, Mrs. Stevens e.
| know you're way above me, but
we'll. l never could understand why
after what ID told you ="
"And you were certain OF your
grcund?" she asked.
He shrugged.
! "Our clients case was unimpesah'
able. o: course, I shouldn't talk to
you this way, but ="
az Shouldn't have let you come here,
shouldn't have put into words things
YOU hadn't said to me, but you're a
nice boy, and / could see wasn't
conceited, was |? You see, if / thought
you really loved me, I'd not have men
toned it. But you aren't in love with
me. You're piQued, about that race in
the swimning-pool you don't like
Tim, and so you imagine that you
care Tor me"
"Tmogire" he said angrily.
She nodded.
That's all it is-imagination. Now,
let's be friends"
He smiled wanly and took her hand.
"I'll try" he said.
He came up to Lucy one evening at
the Everglades. She'd dined inside
with the Lars Petersens, and was now
one OF Their gay party seated outside
in Orangerie, as the lovely dancing
place is named.
"Your husband is the main person
in the Lucy-is it St. Lucie ?-develop-
ment. Guess I've said enough"
She shrugged cGrelessly.
"1f You don't wish to tell me; il
you tlink it's net TO be repeated. Per-
haps you've gathered I'm not psrticu-
lsrly fond of Tim, haven't your"
She could not have told, had her life
depended on it, why she made this re-
mark. 1t was vulgar remark, sneer-
ing at ones own husband, and no one,
save Fergus Faunce and Tim himself,
had ever heard her state, since mar
riage, that she dislikcd Tim Her &C
tons may have informed people, but
not her tongue.
II always wondered you know
ing what you knew well, you
won't mind learning that h4y going 10
learn a little lesson tonight"
Howl" she asked.
Caution, that had BEEN tsn1eashed
By a combination Of circumstances,
came bach to him. l
"Oh, web, you'll know to-mosrow.
She shrugged indiffasnty. Then
she laughed cynicaly.
why do you hugh1s hs inquired. d
She was Tremendously, orsrwhdm-
ingly tolerant a. she repiiedJ
AFTER all, Mr.. Lesson. yo1re q
very bright man. and al that, but !. !.
Tim Stevens Is -. But ! mustn't hurt
your feelings"
''You don't think ] eodd eut-Dan-
euver himr be demanded.
She shrugged again.
Hardly"
Caution gnawed right through ID
leash now and fed yelping away.
'Weil, I havel His Lucy-or ST.
Lucie-city isn't worth boot unless
he has waterway. There's a cloud
upon the title to Seminole Greek, and
the bridges across it. My clients
claim that they have an option on the
land east of the creek, Stevens claims
it's his. But tonight we're destroying
the bridges acros .1the creek, and to-
mornin,. bright and early
we're beginning work on q dam that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1929-12-14
CHAPTER vi

A fire CLEANED by Faunce's cabin,
and there, in Its light, sat Faunce--
and Tim. Engaged, they seemed to
be, in smicable discourse over pipe
and cigar. This was an amazing
thing the Lord knew these two had
no reason to like each other. But it
was not to be pondered on now. !
"Leeson Clary going to pull
down bridges over Seminole Creek.
Lesson told me Just saw Clary
truckful of men j.. Hinder your
work f. make you sell out. :"
"Bless you'll you don't need to tell
me aphy" cried Stevens. .-.~ I
He stared at her.
"But why do you &. what do you
damn itY ,he shrinsd. II can
want to ~ fair pssy without being
psycho-anaiysed, can't n want /
fais hght, and
Stsvens laughed boornsngly.
AN right Lncy! You'll see fshA
Cons on:S
Ha looked at Dr.. Fsunce. He spelss
with a rapidib and assurance that
dazed bis wife. Hs seemed to grasp
eli angles Of situation ID Q n,omenh
even Cary-and Lord knows he'l
pulled plenty raw dsalpI.wouldn3
start anything Ike this without old
John Law behind him Probably hat
q sheriff or two; ri BE- legally In tho
wrong, Doctor. But they'll get away
Wiz ahything over ny dad carcass,
and no way siss. So how about
yosr
The frsiight cleaned on Fsuncss
whimsical HQuth.
why spoil what promises to be .
CHEEKY party, by talk Of illegahyf" he
laughed "t've always Asltked the
law, anyway. Let's slap 1t on the face
tonight"
Stevens's great arm described q
semicircle, and his palm thwacked re-
soundingiy on the surgeons back,
"Atta kidd Any one with nerve
enough to dig out an seoend:% mas
plenty heart. Let's 60. - CIV"
conf;rued Nexf Week
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: ish with little rubbing. The clothes
ere soaped again, rnsed and dried.
Silk and wooden things. and those
Without fast color. are done sepa-
rate,y at home. .
Pat numerous families are aban-
donirs the centuries-old method"
said s,as H Altorfer. president Of the
company making ABC washers at Pc
oria. III More and more we find
Italian Z, usewives. like those in this
country prefer the specdier. easier
cleaner was2ing machine way Spin
ner washia: machines swish the :ai3
IL wash cig in their porcelain tue
,suJ 60 c-ucg U 49, 80
tl $50: :. Y Aot 80 80.
.rott-. ,r .'- cc-t:.t, s" '.-''r.
f,c;eI Csc,
.4.a a.! o.y ~r,ng.as s:ethoa."
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A giant "flowerpot." called la conca
ts the italian women's washing ma
chine. And it takes two days 10 COM
plete the tasks done in the American
household in few hours.
4 The clothes are washed with colo
water and soap on slanting stone
washboards. Without rinsing they
are put in la conca, with the oettei
articles sandwicheo into the center
a piece Of canvas at the to2 nolds
SIX inches Of wood ashes repid wa
ter poured IN is caught MS II seeps
: -ourh Q IN outIa' II Is reneated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21

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SECTION ON RADTOLOGY AND


$50 a. m. TO 1900 m, Hall No. z.
Junior College building.
D. Resume Of the Technique Of
Making Nasal Accessory Sinus
Radiograms. Gantern slides). DR..
Davis Spangler. Dallas. Discussion
opened by DrS- J. NJ Martin. Dali
las. and Sidney Israel. Houston.
8. Cholecystography. lantern
slidesl. DR.. r. T. Wilson. Temple.
Discussion opened by Drs. r.. Z.
Barr. Orange. and 7. Warner Jen-
kins, Waco.
2. Focal Infections From Peri
bronchial and Other Lymphatic
Glands. With Report OF Cases.
Lantern Slides. DR.. y. w. Tor
bett. Marlin. Discussion opened by
Drs. w. s. Hamilton. San Antonio.
anc r. II. Crockett. San Antonio.
3. a Differential Study OF Ano-
males and Injuries of the Spine.
Lantern Slides. Or. j. M. Mar
tin, Dallas. Discussion opened bv
DR.. r. q. Giles. Temple.
8. Diathermy. Some Of It's Prac-
teal Applications in Medicine and
Surgery. DR.. II. II. Panton. Corsi-
cana. Discussion opened by DR.. l..
knight, Temple.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-21
HIDALCO GAINS
In SCHOLARSHIPS
Census Reveals Increase of
AS Students on Rolls Of
County for 20

EDINBURG. May 2o.-The school
census OF Hidalgo county for this
year shows an increase Oh 445 pu-
pills over that Of last year accord
ing to reports compiled In the
county superintendent office. The
1879 census gives a total OF 2l.Ts7
while the 1928 report Is 81 ,292.
Edinburg leads with the largest
number OF pupils. having this year
1909 students. This. however. IL a
drop OF 163 pupils from last year,
when the census for Edinburg to-
tailed Sta.
A number OF districts show a de-
crease I'm the number OF students
registered for this year.
The 1929 census is recorded as
follows: Mission 2i24, EdinburR
5000. McAllen 2.381. Sharyland $50,
Tabasco TAI. Mercedes 2.519. Pharr-
San Juan-Alamo 2.S37. weslaco q
277. Donna 2.521. Hidaigo and the
rural sections have not completed
their mount but 10 is expected ID
vary little from those or last year
which were B54 and 2.086. re-
spectively. The total gave 21,7s7.
The 1928 record showed the fol-
lowing figures: Donna 2,827. Edin-
burg 3.l72. Hidalgo S54, Mercedes
2.620. Mission 1926. Pharr-San
Juan-Alamo 2,298. McAlleu 2.f25.
Sharyland $50. Tabasco 651. Wes-
laco 2.065. rural 2,0B6. with "a total
OF 21,292.
Twenty-one graduates received
diplomas from the rural high
school this term OF which Edcouch
had 10. Elsa A. North Palm Garden
3 and Valley View 4.
All the rural schools closed Fri
day with the exception of J.. North
and South Palm. both OF which will
hold session until the following Fri
day.
Graduation exercises were held
at Edcouch Wednesday with Z. s.
Hearne, county superintendent OF
schools making the principal ad-
dress and awarding the diplomas.
S. d. Hendricks headed the
graduation exercises at Elsa Thurs
day night and nc Valley View on
Friday. Il. 7. Wilson gave out the
diplomas at the latter place. North
Palm held a picnic and May fete
Friday at which time -. Hearne
distributed diplomas and addressed
the participants.
$. ID. Hendricks headed the
graduation exercises at Elsa Thurs
day night and at Valley View on
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Programs for TOmOrrOw

DR.. Louis Daily-Significance Of
Hoarseness.
DR.. Lee Rice-Nervous Indigestion
DR.. VIII s. Horn-Oxygen Their
apy In Acute Pulmonary Decom-
pensatfOn.
DR.. M II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aspiration in Laryngeal Diphtheria.
DR.. N. d. Bell--The Value Of Tests
for Renal Function.
(Section Continued on Thursday
Section on Surxery-Continued
$50 a. m to 400 p. m. Hall No. 4.
Main Auditorium. High School
8. Surgery Of Pulmonary Tuber-
cuIosis. DR.. James w. Nixon. San
Antonio. Discussion opened by DR..
r. @. McCorkle. San Antonio.
Z. The Use Of Local Anesthesia in
Major Surgery, DR.. L. w. Pollok.
Temple. Discussion opened by DR..
CT. D. Mahon, Jr., Dallas.
8. Local Anesthesia In the Reduc-
ton Of Fractures OF the Wrist, DR..
Everett Jones. wichita Fails. Dis
cussion opened by Drs. T.. w. Bert
ner. Houston, and Ross Trigg. Fort
Worth.
Q. Cranial Injuries. DR.. w. B.
Thorning, Houston. Discussion open
ed by DR.. 7. c. Chase. Fort Worth.
10. Surgical Treatment OF Epastic
Paralysis. DIT. w. B. Carroll. Dallas
Discussion opened by Drs. Peter
Heating. San Antonio. and James r..
Bost. Houston.
II. Traumatic Injuries to the
Knee Joint. DR.. 8. p. Cunningham.
San Antonio. Discussion opened by
Drs. A. Philo Howard and James r..
Bost. Houston.
u. Subluxation OF the Sacro-Iliac
Jonti. With Report Of Cases. DR.. s.
G.. Red, Houston. Discussion opened