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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15
By DR.. ALVIN T.. BELL

Though the mill Of God grind
slowly, vet they grind exceeding
small. though with patience stands
he waiting. with exactneSS griends
he all" -Four and a quarter cen
turtles before the fall of Jerusalem
Solomon had introduced idolotry.
and with the exception of five good
kings who brought about rcfOrma-
tons and restored the true worship
Of Jehovah. all Of Judah's kings
were idolotcrs who led the nation
10 dcSpiSe Jehovah and dcfile his
temple, despite his repeated plead
ingS and warnings through his
prophts.
Judgment Falls on Jerusalem
The fearful judgment cf divine
wrath upon four centuries Of idolo-
try fell upon Jerusalem In the wear
$50 i. @. when, after the unspcak-
able horrors Of famine and pesti-
lence during a siege Of is months
il yielded 10 tho power Of Ncbu-
chadne2zar. King Of Babylon The
horrors of that siege are rcccunted
in the poetic funeral dirfc Of the
nation which jeremiah has left. lis
IN his lamentations in terms like
these. They that be slain with
the sword arc better than they that
he slain with hunger. FOR these pine
away through for want az the fruits
az the field. The hands az the pitt
full women have SOddcn their own
children: they were their meat in
the destruction Of the daughter Of
my people" The weak and wicked
King Zedckiah was captured in a
fight nea Jericho. the very SPOT
where jehovah had given them the
land in q marvellous victory under
Joshua nearly 20 years before. The
king was taken before Ncbucahad-
ezzar. and his sons were slain in
his sight. and his own eyes were
put out. and nc was led away in
blindness 70 his own and his ma
tons captivity in Babylon. leaving
behind them the ruins Of city and
temple, whose sacred vessels were
decorated 10 adorn the triumph OF
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Legislators VIII
Go On Hill Jaunt
And Feast Sunday

AUSTIN. June Is ~ The
legislature continued its hard work
today.
The fact that both houses had
accepted an invitation tn attend n
convention ar the Bell county
chamber ~ commerce at Mason
Monday probably influenced thu
Saturday work The legislators will
leave here tomorrow for nm auto
mobile trip through the hill coun-
try. There will he n barbecue n
fredericksburg an noon Sunday
night will be spent nj Junction.
home Of Representative Coke p.
Stevenson
The house devoted itself 10 the
charges proposed against Land
Commissioner Robson. and the
senate continued on the calendar.
after having been sidetracked wee
terday for en- sll-day discussion ~
the propriety or Mrs. Herbert HoCv-
er's reception at q tea NJ the wife
~ a negro congressman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

make p smooth paste. Spread this
paste evenly over the hands and
forearms. Then, using either three
inch bandare gnuZe or c~heeseclOth.
begin at the base of the thumb and
wind 10 over the hands and arms.
Saturate the Gauze BY patting but
termilk over II. keeping it moiSten-
cd for IS minutes. then allow " TO
dry naturally.
While the bandsgc IN drying. the
tips of the fingers. not already COW
cred with the bleach, ould be- Dip
ped into "A basin of the bleach
paste. When the bandare has thor
0uehly dried, simply remove y and
rinse the hands and arms W clear
water. then pat n hand lotion over
the newly treated area.
Wearing gloves while sleeps
is an excellent idea. Before dom
ming sleeping gloves. cleanse the
hands with warm water and soap.
using q hand brush n make sure
that an the pore and the area
around the nails are well cleansCd-
Then MASSAGE a liberal amount Cf
nourishing cream over the hands.
~tih1@HAMAE AN ALAlh hAi nhllAi ~ NA
ming al the tips of the fingers and
working down well past the wrist.
in the same fashion rs new gloves
are worked over the fingers and
onto the hands. Nov slip into your
sleeping gloves washable channels
"a ideal vi you can't get the muslin
gloves for this purposel and when
YOU wake i'm the morning a decided
Improvement viii be noted. Con-
tinue this over a few weeks and you
viii IL the b-ossessor az the love
Hest and softegt hands imaginable
JAS alI nourishing creams contain
n large amount Of oils. 10 viii bc
found extremely valuable In keep
ing the nails healthy and the cuti-
Gle soft and trim.
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Day In Congress
by The Associated Press

by The Associated Press
Saturday
Congress tx in adjournment over
weekend.
Senate finance subcommittee
continue tariff hearings.
Friday.
Congress passed administration
farm bill without Cebcnturcs.
Senate finance subcommittee
continued tariff hearings
Senate postponed until Monday
consideration of Borah proposal "
limit tariff revision W agricultural
products.
Senate f0r first time voted down
presidential nomination. that uf
Redmond A Bolton nm he post
master at jamestown. MI I'M.
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HAMILTON Wins
VENUE CHANGE
Amarillo Lawyers Trial
For Murder Will Be
Moved Elsewhere

AMARILLO. Tex. June l5.-lFJ
r. Fl. Hamilton, attorney who IA
tally shot his so~n-in-law. Tom Wal
ton. Jr., here will not be tried in
Amarillo or in any county imme-
diately adjoining Potter county.
Hamilton Is charged with murder.
This was announced last night
by Judge J. S. Bishop at the con
clusion Of a hearing on a change
OF venue motion.
Attorneys for the state and de-
fense we're ordered to confer on a
county for the trial Hamilton sug-
gested TO one Of his attorneys that
Travis county would be ideal as
many witnesses probably would be
called from Austin for the trial.
Anson. Breckenridge. Albany. Sey-
nour and WaZahachie also were
mentioned.
Hamilton accepted the favorable
verdict calmly and appeared in bet
ter spirits after friends had con
graduated him. His daughters.
including Theresa. the widow. were
Jubilant.
One or the features Of sesti-
mony was that OF a bank Official
who declared a fund OF S7565o was
III deposit IN his bank to retain a
special prosecutor. He said prob
ably 100 persons had contributed
from ST to $50 to the fund. His
testimony was similar 10 that Of
other defense witnesses who de-
clared public feeling so high
against Hamilton here that a fair
trial was impossible.
An advertisement which appeared
In an Amarillo newspaper Sunday
was introduced. It declared $1,000
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SOLONS LOOK TO.
TARIFF BATTLE.
Rest Saturday After Farm
Relief Settled; Ready
For Bitter Debates

WASHINGTON. June 15.-CP-
Congress took n rest today after a
weeks work IN which n disposed
az much az the administrations
program for the special session and
felt for the first time the edge ~
the keen controversy ~ proSnect
over tariff revision IN the senate.
Farm relief legislation was ont
az the way. except for tho task ~
providing funds for the new federal
farm board. The 1880 census was
provided for. together with reap
portionment Of the house member
ship I'm accordance with that and
succeeding decennial population
counts.
To that extent. President Hoov-
er's viewpoint program was ready
for the statute books. "A fourth
point. his recommendation FOR sus-
pension Of the national origins inn
migration quota basis. apparently
had been definitely shelved by the
senate during the week. and the
fifth-tariff revision-was started
on the senate finance committee
phase of its development after pass
age BY the house.
Worse Than Debenture
Although the injection az the eX-
port debenture plan into the farm
relief proposal made that the We
hicIe for a controversy which viii
not soon be erased. the senate's
consideration Of tariff revision rs
expected 70 produce an wen great
er number OF more or less bitter
disputes.
The senate will he confronted
-aaFin Monday with the proposal OF
Senator Borah. republican, Idaho,
To instruct the finance committee
to confine its tariff revision 70 aEri-
cultural products. Borah was one
OF the leading figures ~ the demo
cratic-repubIican independent group
which stood out for debentures over
the presidents opposition.
Senator Watson OF Indiana. re-
publican leader. who m~arshalled
the administration forces I'm that
contest. IS again aligned against
him i'm the tariff dispute, favor
ing the general sort of revision an
proved by the house.
Hoover Wants Limits
The president recommended linn
tied revision with especial attention
to agricultural needs. and many Oh
servers are finding Vt difficult to
7 determine which MAJ De described
as the administration group" I'm
the new contest. Nevertheless, they
expect the Borah proposal TO draw
its principal support from the
democrats and republican ince-
nendents who opposed the %l>@esi-
dent on debentures. with the oDpo-
sition coming from tho admins
tration group" Of that contest
The house. meanwhile. Will he
called unon next week 70 appro-
pirate some Or all Of the $4,000
600 revolving fund authorized IN
the farm relief biz for the federal
farm board. About $3.50. 100000 vs.
understood 70 be desired al once 40
meet the wheat situation. end lit-
tie delay III making the appropria-
ton Is expected IN either cham
Der.
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City Briefs

Constructing WindOw-Workmen
Saturday were putting in a display
window for the United Cigar store.
which has moved to a new location
in the old stand Of the Olympia
Confectionery. lib Elizabeth street,
next door to Eagle Pharmacy.
Summer Hats and smart light
weight felts in pastel shades for a
sport e from So up. Amaya's
Millinery. Adams street.-Adv.
Leave for Camp: Eight local youths
left this morning BY rail for San
Antonio where they will attend the
Citizens Military Training camp.
Will Trade sedan or roadster for
truck. w. r. McElroy, Brownsville.
Adv. is.
Making Place COOler-A window
is being cut in the rear Of the build
ing occupied by Aziz brothers. 18th
and Elizabeth on the 18th street
side. More comfort for summer
shoppers will be the result.
Rustic Furniture for sale. See
samples 1t Amaya's Millinery
Adv. i6.
Print shop Extended-Bishop's
Print shop Is now IL its new extern
sion az its location on 18th street
between Levee and Elizabeth streets.
New Sign: a new electric sign Is
being erected over the new White
Kitchen. 20 be opened in the Trave-
lers building soon
Services Changed-The morning
service OF the Church OF the Advent.
Episcopal. viii Be held IN the future
at 10 a. n. each Sunday. Rev. r o.
Macintosh. the rector. announced
today. This schedule will remain In
force throughout the summer
months.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Eli1aheth and West Second

Christian Science SOCIETY
1rounsyille. Texas. q branch or The
Mother Church. First Church or
Christ. Scientist in Boston las
sunday morning services al ll-W
O'Clock.
Subject: God the PreServer q
Man"
SUNDAY school az Gas.
A wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 500 o'clock
Pleading room III the church
building open Tuesday and Friday
from zoo to 500 p. m
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Graves In the Headlines

Rep. w. 7. Graves Of stephenviLe. Erath county, is
in the headlines. He would prohibit school teachers
from smoking cigarets while on duty. Rep. Graves
has made q sensational discovery. He says women
as well as men teachers smoke and that IN investi-
cation shows that 50 per cent OF the boys taught by q
c-igaret-smoking teacher smokes" Pipe smoking would
not be prohibited. Neither would pipe dreaming be
prohibited by the gentleman from Erath OF the bill.
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was needed 10 employ additional
prosecution In the Hamilton case.
The court room was crowded yes
terdav for the first time during the
two-day hearing. Sentiment among
the spectators apparently was fav-
Orable to the state.
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FIREMEN
WITH CHICKEN FEAST

EDINBURG. Texas. June Is
Members 0f the Fdinhurg fire de-
rartment who We've unable M an
tend the state convention I'm Gal
weston that hes recently adjourned
we're cons0led with an elaborate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

Bishop. superintendent.
1900 a. m.-Morning worship and
Communion service.
1920 a. m.-Sermon by Brother
Scott.
TOO .. m.-Christian Endeavor
meeting.
800 p. m.-Evening worship and
preaching BY Brother Scott.
800 p. m-WedneSday evening,
mid-week prayer service. Mrs. Fur
geson, leader.
Geo. r. Dennis. Sec'y.
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cHuRCT on me ApvENr

Holy Communion, 1880 a. n.
Church school ana Bible class.
e:SO a. m.
Morning prayer and serme-'
IL q. m.
Litany, 1880 p. m.
Celebration Of the holy communion
.irst Sunday IN the month at III n. m.
and on Saints days at 1880 a. m.
II. o. Macintosh. Rector.
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

.30-Sunday school. Mems Bible
class meet at Queen theater.
0.30-Morning worship. Prelude.
"Melodei Lynique." Rickman); an
them. There is a Holy City" by
choir: offertory. "Borcalle," Rubin-
steinl: sermon by pastor; Postlude.
March" CFroStl.
TOO .. m-Epworth Leagues meet.
500 D. m-Evening worship: pre-
lude. Sabbath Eve" elliott: an
them. The Lord is NV Light"
Speaks: offertory. Wood Land
Rest. (Custardl. Sermon by pastor.
PoStlude. "Conzonettee." CVon
Wilm).
$50 .. m.-Monday Missionary
society meets.
SIS p. m-WedneSday prayer
meeting.
y. (. Lovett. Pastor.
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|ln the Churches

TOO D. m.-Training service with
four Unions.
300 p. m.-Evening worship. pre-
lude. "IntermeZzo" tBeck-Flinn) (;
o~ffertory. "Retrospection"; sermon
by Chaplain Bennett; postlude,
Military Postlude" OShuler).
Monday, 1000 a. m-Woman's
Missionary Society will meet at the
church for an all-day industrial
meeting.
Wednesday. 500 D. m.-Prayer
meeting. You are invited.
Friday. 800 p. m.-Boy Scout
night.
T. w Marshall. Pastor.
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CHURCH OF THE ADVENT
Episcopal

episcopal
schedule for Sunday services for
T90 a. m-Holy Communion.
10 a m-Morning prayer.
al % m.-Evening service.
Note-PleaSe note that the morn
hng service has been changed 70
IA a. m. from II a. m for the sum-
mer months
r.. o. Macintosh, Rector.
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FIRST
Elizabeth and Palm Blvd

Hours Of worship. 1900 a. m. and
500 .. m. The pastor viii preach
both morning and evening. Subject
for the morning viii be. The IN
Searchable Riches CT Christ" and in
the ecening. The Great Imper-
alive Special music under the di-
rection OF J. "A. Russell, Mrs. a. 3.
Niven. organiSt.
Gas a. m-Surday school Cleve
Tsndy. Supt.
TOO p m-Y0ung Peoples league
Emmett ?. Day, Pastor,
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CHRISTIAN UNITY
Elizabeth st.

500 Elizabeth st.
e:45-i0:45 a. m.-Sunday. services.
3 D. m.-Wednesday, song and
prayer service. testimonials.
$50 a. m-Tuesday. workers
meeting.
Sd d. m-Friday, study classes
conducted by Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas IN office each MORN
Ing, 3 to 1880.
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Where VIII Wheat Go?

Wheat dropped 80 cents a bushel il 20 DAYS. Il
dropped below the dollar mark. Then promise Of
governmental assistance forced wheat to pass the dol
lar mark again in the widest advance Of years and
other grains were carried higher" Nov watch the
ticker.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

tncI rpreNlOuS EIuFl.
What with the gardening and housecleaninE
tasks your hands must indeed appear neglected un-
less you are ono of the few clcverly alert women who
give immediate attention 20 such matters.
Washing the hands several times each day and
applying "a soothing lotion will soon restore their
beauty. ANY lotion containing 4 large amount az
almond and honey is excellent. ~ the hands are cX-
tremely grimy, a generous amount NJ this lotion
rubbed over them win remove the surface CRIME and
help cleanse the pores. Then wipe of the lotion with
n fresh cloth and wash the hands with warm water
and SOAP. Another supply of hand lotion should hB
used after the soap and water cleansing t0 soften
the skin.
Sometimes. when the hands appear rough. but
the nails arc I'm good condition. a generous amount
Of camphor ice massaced over them viii restore the
lOr.
IA for the hands Is a paste made NJ buttcrmilk and
.areinc tbc hands and fOregrruE. rinse 0E utI SNqu
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FIRST BAPTIST
Slxth aud EliIabt

GAS a. m.-Bible school Ewing ..
clark. Supt.
1875 a m-Morning worship.
nrelude. K Minor Prelude" Crop
M: offertory. "NoCturne Ii = Flat
6Chopin): sermon BY Chaplain Ivan
L. Bennett: poOtlude, "PcStlude III
Z Flat tOyerholt).
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a. BRIDAL CHESTS POISONED

NANTES. France.-Eighty guests
at a wedding we're poisoned BY food
served to them and the brides faith
er died.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH

Services In the junior high school
at 10 a. m. Sunday.
4 Rev. II. l.. Wiederanders. pastor.
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DOCTOR TRAPS B~LACKMArLER

LONDCN-Trapped BY a physi-
clan whom he tried TO black mail
r. K Chesterton was sentenced TO
prison for three hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

ESCAPES SCAFFOLD At G7
LONDON-ThC death sentence
imposed on Alfred Martin, aged on,
for murder was comnutcd to life
imprisonment nm hour before the
time set for the execution.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

chicken barbecue banquet held ~
tic fire station "Wednesday night.
Honor guests ~ the dinner we're
wives Cf the members Cf the fire dC-
partnent and city commissioners.
Mayor Al. ". Ross, who was also in
vitcd. was unable to attend.
The dinner WAS given hv the fire
department and was attended by
100 ner cent of Che membership.
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They call Washington the seat of the government
meaning, Of course. the proper place 70 register your
kicks-The Thomas z Pickeril Service.
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VOLUNTEER OF AMERICA
a02 50

T.30 p. m, preaching service.
Prayer meeting weekly AZ 7.30 D.
A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

The more you observe husbands. the more you
wonder why some ladies feel sensitive about rot hav-
ing one-Publishers Syndicate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

Two i2-ton steel doors on the Bank Of England's
new vaults are water-tight. which should provide
for the institutions liquid asSets-ArkanSaS
Gazette.
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Beautiful Despite
Spring Housework
Rr IosEPHrNE HuppLEsToN

ween no more. my friends II your hands appear carewcrn and
neglected, now that the many housecleaning and gardening tasks arc
over Just devote z few minutes each day 20 hand culture and the tex
tue " the skin rs well as the health of the nails win b. restored t0 all
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-15

A splendid bleach fr te hands Is \ paste made of butternnk and
cornneal After cleansing the hands and fCrearms, rinse of al soap
ana d- won 40 .u-L--r- hu--.-nL. Y. one gu---- -- ------.- --
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g HEART CHURCH

summer regulation. June Is 70
October s
Sunday
TOO a. m-FfrSt Mass and holy
communion.
eco a. m.-LaSt Mass and Rene
dicticn.
No evening service except on
special occasions
Week days:
Mass and holy communion every
morning az 7 o'clock.
J. 3 Frigon. Q. NJ r.. Pastor.
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN

Fourth and Levee
Gas a. m.-Bihle school, Sherwood
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