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STATE IS PROBING
ALLEGED AUTO
RING

Assistant Attorney General Lloyd
j. Andrews and Jack Anderson Of
the state motor vehicle department
are here from Phoenix probing an
alleged automobile theft ring, &C
cording to the following appearing
in Tuesdays issue of the Arizona
Republican OF Phoenix:
Arizona yesterday launched an
extensive drive against an automo-
bile theft ring operating with its
base at Nogales, when Assistant At
torney General Lloyd J. Andrews
and Jack Anderson of the state mo-
tor vehicle division left for the bor-
der city to take charge of the stu
alton.
Notice of the theft ring was
brought to the attention Of state
officials by the recovery of 80 stol-
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BRIDGE LUNCHEON


Honoring her sister, Miss Alice
Baer, Mrs. Grover Marsteller enter
tanned with a second bridge lunch
con Tuesday of this week. The home
was decorated with exquisite pink
roses, and the same flower graceo
the luncheon table. At the conclu-
sion of the luncheon, pivot bridge
was played, the high score at each
table, rewarded with lovely prize
Lucky prize winners were Mrs. G
E. Hardy and Mrs. e. M. Mather
Those enjoying the afternoon were:
Miss Alice Baer, Mrs. G. E. Hardy
Mrs. E. NJ. Mather, Mrs. G. L. Har-
'dy, Mrs. E. G. Houle, Mrs Otto Her
old, Mrs. M. Marsteller, Mrs. w. G
Vinegar, and the hostess.
sH%*A*
Virginia White, who is spending
the summer at the Heady Ranch
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BRIDGE TEA

EN%ENEF-
BRIDGE TEA
complimentary to her house
guests, Mrs G. H. Rowsey and Mis-
ses Alta and Gladys Rowsey, Mrs.
G. D. Nichols entertained Wednes-
day afternoon with a delightful
bridge tea A refreshing color
scheme Of rose and gold was main
, tanned in decorations and refresh
ments, and flowers to harmonic
frightened the rooms. Mrs. l. H.
Shannon, Mrs. H. ]. Harms and Mrs.
J. l.. Fulton were winners OF attrac-
tive score prizes, while the honor
guests received lovely guest prizes.
Those enjoying the pleasant after
noon were: Mrs. G. H. RowSey,
Miss Alta Rowsey, Miss Gladys
Rowsey, Miss Eloise Knaus, Mrs;
r. A. Meyers, Miss Esther Dalton
Mrs Warfield Riley, Mrs. G. L.
Fowler, Mrs. Robert Laney, Mrs
Gus Michaels, Mrs. W. A. O'Con-
nor, Mrs. H. j. Harms, Mrs, 1. H
Shannon. Mrs. j. L. Fulton, Mrs
r. S. Burns. Mrs. NJ Altaffer. Mrs
wv. H. Farrell, Mrs. j. G. Glissan
Mrs. A. E. Sanders, Miss Dorothy
Sanders. Tea guests were Mrs. T.
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&%a--A-

during the winter, TO carry out NJ
lures own idea in turning the skia
darker through exposure to th.
sun.
Bright, light shades In roGgs
should be worn with these darkes
powders. Orange or vermillica
tones are good. Red raspberry i
becoming to some types, bat TIA
deep rouges with fuschia or pur.
plish tint are very much to b.
avoided Likewise the darker lip
sticks. Mascara has little place II
the spring and summer makeup ex.
cept for occasional formal evening
functions. Instead the fashionable
modern uses dark eyebrow and
eyelash cream, one that softenk
and promotes the growth of Iashes
and brows while it darkens them
and also permits them to b
trained to their silkiest of naturx;
conditions when brushed frcquent-
ly with a little eyebrow brush.
Cream eye shadow Is brown,
green or blue, according to the col.
or of the eye, may be used effec-
lively on the eyelids. And lip
stick or cream lip rouge in bright
light shades to match the cheek
rouge is not only permissible but
desirable, with the dark, outdooa
shades in powder.
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FIVE COURSE DINNER

Saturday night DR.. Anna May
Smock entertained in her charming
manner with a five-course dinner
at her Spanish home on First
Street. The table, with it's cleaning
white papery and crystal bowl fill
led with vari-colored blooms. made
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~Rhgzzz5a

DAYS this week visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howell Black, of Terrace
avenue.
%***&&%
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Jackson, who
reside In the Harms Cottage, re-
turned Wednesday from vacation
spent at Mormon Lake and the
northern part of the state.
&A#%%%&*
Eddie Shannon spent the first
part of the week In Bisbee, attend
ing to business.
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SIT. ANDREWS GUILD

Monday afternoon the ladies of
st. Andrews Guild held an excep-
tionally enjoyable meeting in the
parish hall. During the business
session, arrangements were made to
make the next regular meeting an
all day meeting. After an afternoon
of sewing, a social hour was held
and tea served. Among those pre-
sent were: Mesdames j. G. Glissan,
William Simonton, H. G. A. Damn,
Bells, w. E. Carroon, Byron Kin
kade, E. J. Castaneda, Harry Harms,
Amy Jones, A. E. Moore, Arthur
Peck, Jones Black and Howell
Black.
&&N##H%#
Mrs. Jones Black spent several
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WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. w. A. O'Connor was hostess
this week to the members of the
Wednesday Bridge Club. The rooms
were fragrant with roses, which, in
lovely shade of pink, furnished
the decorative note. Delightful re-
freshments were served at the close
of the playing. The guest of the af-
ternoon was Mrs. T. j. Wylie, who
substituted for Mrs. Simonton. High
score reward went to Mrs. J. G.
Glissan. Those playing were Mes
danes j. G.. Glissan, Frank Duffy,
Ed Wood, H. j. Harms, T. j. Wylie.
Louis Hudgin, r. S. Burns and the
hostess.
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FROM SAN DEMANDING

Mrs. G. D. Nichols has been en-
joying visit with her mother and
two sisters, Mrs. Rowsey, and the
Misses Alta and Gladys Rowsey,
who are here from San Bernardino
for part of the summer season.
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EVENING OF BRIDGE

Mrs. A. j. Fisher, of Long Beach
and Mrs. William Pollak, of Doug
las were honor guests at an infor-
NAL evening of bridge Tuesday
evening at the home of their sister
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson. A variety OF
summer flowers frightened the
rooms where cards were played and
social time spent. Mrs. j. v. Rob-
ms and Mrs. Frank Carroon were
winners of the score prizes, while
the honorees received guest prizes
Those present were: Mrs. VIM. Pol
lax, Mrs. a. j. Fisher, Mrs. j. v
Robins, Mrs. Frank Carroon, Mrs
L. j. Mansfield, Mrs. Craig Pot
finger, Mrs. r. T. Frazier and Mrs
F. j. Egan.
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SEWING CLUB

The Tuesday Sewing Club was en-
tertained graciously this week by
Mrs. Merrill Smith. After an inter-
esting time spent visiting and at
needlework, tea was served by the
hostess. Those present were: Mrs.
R. S. Burns, Mrs. Fred Allen, Mrs.
w. N. Pickett. Mrs. G. E. Bells and
Mrs. Smith.
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pretty picture to the guests, who
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Bursley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Altaffer, Mr..
and Mrs. Duane Bird, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Moore, Mr.. Jules Nahoum and
the hostess. At the conclusion Of
dinner, the party adjourned to the
Club Royal for an evening of dane
ing.
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MaUWJ0Ct0kS
How many women realize the during III,
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Dy He!eHd T1ubinstei11

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-N&enxeT.
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L
of Manhood.
Solo by Ted Carter.
| Everybody cordially invited.
Rev. James Craig Watt, Pastor.
DR.. Ben S. White arrived We'd
nesday morning to spend few days
in Nogales with members of his
family.
Mrs. A. j. Fisher and children
and Mrs. William Pollak and child
rem, who have been house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. e. 8. Edmonson for
the past week, left Thursday morn
ing for Douglas, before going to the
Nit Simms Ranch in the Goliur
Mountains for two weeks.
| &*&****
Mrs. Harry j. Harms and Mrs. l.
H. Shannon will be hostesses this
afternoon at a bridge-tea at the
beautiful Harms residence.
&******#
Mr.. Balarso was the inspiration
Of a party given last Saturday even
ing by his wife. Music, dancing and
games furnished advertisement for
the evening, and a delicious supper
was served the guests late in the
evening. A rose and gold motif was
carried out in refreshments and
floral decorations.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Genda, Miss Florence Holden, Miss
Elvira Rivas, Miss Rita Bernal, Miss
Angela Rosas, Miss Jesusita Con-
zales, Miss Maria Gonzales, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Araiza, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Cabral, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Molina, MIR. and Mrs. j. Corrales
Jessie Holden, Mrs. T. Puebla, Mr.
and Mrs. j. e. Montreras, Mr.. and
Mrs J.. Puchi.
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MONDAY BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs. r. E. Lee was a charming
hostess this week to the Monday
Bridge Club of which she is mem
Der. Seasonal flowers adorned the
home. The meeting was the bi-mon-
thly tournament of the club, and
Mrs John Jund was winner of
high score. Members and guests OF
the club were: Mrs. James Robins
Mrs John Jund, Mrs. E. A. Tit
comb, Mrs. l.. H. Watkins, Mrs.
Norman Pomeroy, Mrs. A. E. San
ders, Mrs. j. w. McFarlane and the
hostess.
Monday evening Mrs. E. j. Cas-
taneda entertained a foursome at
bridge. Mrs. Maude Williams hold
ing high score, received a prize
Those playing were: Mrs. w. E
Carroon, Mrs. Maude Williams, Mrs
Arthur Peck and the hostess.
***%&&#
Mrs. A. j. Fisher, Mrs. William
Pollak and Mrs E. S. Edmonson
were honor guests at a luncheon
given at the Cave Wednesday noon
&&#*##*
CONTRACT BRIDGE
Contract bridge is gaining favor
among members of Nogales society
as a consequence of which a new
club has been formed. A tourna-
ment is to be held for twelve weeks
at the end of which highest tota,
score will receive handsome prize
The Club plans to meet each Mon
day afternoon, Mrs. j. A. Harrison
acting as hostess this week. Mrs
E. G. Houle, Mrs. Robert Howell
and Mrs. G. N. S. Ballou substitute
ed for absent members. Member
ship of the new club includes: Mrs
A. L. Gustetter, Mrs. Horton White
Mrs. j. A. Harrison, Mrs. Donale
Hardin, Mrs. w. j. Phillius, Mrs
E. K. Cumming, Mrs. Joseph Wise
Mrs. Marshall Quesenberry.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday August IL

9:45: Sunday school.
|. HOO: Sermon, 1.-THE Sacred Mess
of Manhood.
Solo by Ted Carter.
Everybody cordially invited.
Rev. James Craig Watt, Pastor.
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RSOCiietY,.A||
Mrs E. S. Edmonson, Society Editor-Phone 543

at San Rafael, arrived here Wed
nesday morning to spend week
or two with Mrs T. G.. Wright.
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G. Wright, Miss Jane Laney, Mrs.
Harry Farrior, Mrs. H. G. A. Damn.
x&k**#h
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and
children returned Monday from a
vacation trip spent in the north
west and east. While in New York
DR.. Smith took special work in
doctoring eye, ear, nose and throat.
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BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Emma Bulge was hostess to
the Crawford Street Bridge Club
this week. Those present were: Mrs.
w. c. Vinegar, Mrs. Edward Tit
comb, Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mrs. A. L.
Gustetter, Mrs. E. K. Cumming,
Mrs. c. E. Hardy, Mrs. Amy Jones,
Mrs. e. A. Titcomb, Mrs. Robert
Howell, Mrs. H. V. White.
h&#&H*A
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday August IL
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Mrs. A. j. Fisher, Mrs. William
Pollak and Mrs E. S. Edmonson
were honor guests at luncheon
given at the Cave Wednesday noon
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15
"S. S. GOLDEN GRAPEFRUIT"
ELABORATE VALLEY EXHIBIT
AT STATE FAIR THIS YEAR

Valley-wide magazines have sieni-
fled their intention of furnishing
several thousands Of copies OF their
constructive literature"
Fruit TO Charity
The fruit transported 20 the ex-
hihit win have to be given 10 soaie
charitable institute, under the law
governing free transportation OF ex-
hihits or products. This fruit when
the exhibit Is over will be given
to the two orphan asylums OF Dali
las While some Of 1t will not
come IT'D to the specified sugar con-
tent, none OF Il will be permitted
TO 20 on the market az any price.
said Mr.. Montgomery.
We want an appropriate name
Tor this shipload Of grapefruit and
oranges We have thought OF the
. :. Golden Grapefruit, but some
one may have a better name. ANY
one having q suggestion to make
j. urged to mail 1t to Whit Rogers.
secretary Of the chamber of ON
merce &C McAllen.r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15

ISOLATION in n meeting Friday night
at the Reese il-Mond hotel here.
The Valley win profit by a IL
nancial readjustment which Is &C.
ing on throughout the United
States" he declared.
People are turning to land for
the investment Of their funds and
this viii make more money avail
able for Valley development"
Hood said q splendid start had
been made in the Valley toward
civic improvement and beautifica-
ton but urged that the towns pay
more attention to this phase Of de-
velopment.
A system for exchange Of con-
fidenrial information among VAL
ley bankers was advocated by w.
9. Jones, bank examiner for this
district. He explained such q sys-
TEN, PATTERNED after the credit
information Of the Retail Mer-
chants association, would be Of
great service and prevent duplica-
ton OF loans from several banks
by the same person.
w. w. Collier, vice president OF
the Central Trust company. at San
Antonio, was a guest at the meet
The next meeting OF the associa-
ton Is TO be held Friday. Oct. IL.
at a club house near Rio Hondo.
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MISSPUMAREJO

rose ornaments In their hair.
Inc queen and her court were
escorted by q military guard under
the command or Lieut.. Col. Saliva
DOR Dimas OF the 6esn regiment. "A
guard OF "Charrosn typical Mexi-
can horsemen) also served as her
escorts. Officers OF the Matamoros
garrison also formed part Of the
queens guard.
On entering the teatro, the king
OF arms, Rodolgo Zolezzi, announ-
ced TO the audience the arrival OF
her majesty, Carmen the III or the
House Of Pumarejo, and her court.
The queen took her place III the
throne that had been arranged for
her and her court was seated along
side. Presidente Municipal. Gull
lermo Shears. took the sparkling
crown from q satin cushion that
was held by a page and placed II
upon the head of Miss Pumareio.
GROWING her queen, her chancel-
Tor, Lie. Ernesto UrtusasteEui. de-
Hvered 8 salutatory MESSAGE to her
IN the name OF the residents OF
MatamoroS. Then q march dedf-
Gated TO her majesty, and composed
by Prof. Jose Maria Barrlentos.
was played by the band. Lie. Fer
nando Lizardi also delivered an
address. A series Of typical Mexi-
can songs were sung by Manuel
Colsa and Pristiliano Hernandez
troubadours TO her majesty. A
poem dedicated TO the queen was
recited by its author. DR.. Manuel
Rodriguez Braida. "A musical Sc
lection. "Polonaise Militar" was
played by Miss Genoveba Andarza
Inc queens court then sang the
Mexican national anthem. accom-
panied by the voices or thousands
on the chorus. At the conclusion
OF the ceremonies. the band played
Q march, "Tanhausser." The queen
then entered her car. followed M
the princess and Miss Matamoros
and escorted by the guard OF hon
or, was led 70 her residence. Miss
brownsville returned TO the Amer
ican SIDE OF the Rio Grande after
the ceremonies.
Saturday nights ceremony was
broadcast by KWWG BY remote
control.
Remaining Events
The program for the two remain
ing days OF the fiestas Is as follows.
September Is. At daybreak the
flag will be raised OF all public
buildings. according to the military
ordinance.
At 10 a. m. a baseball game viii
DC played on the military parada
grounds. Juan Andrew Almazan !,
south OF the city. Her Majesty
Carmen the III. Of the House N
Pumarejo, and her court will at
tend.
At 4 p. m. the school aJosefa
ortiz de Dominguez," will be on-
ened for inspection BY the public
a short program will be held an
der the direction OF Miss Francisco
zamora.
AT 8 p. m. with all military hon.
ors, the flag will be lowered frnr,
all public buildings.
At 8 p. m. q Kermesse win oper
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Three Cities Join
South Texas Body
Especial 20 The Hernld1

Especial 60 The HerRld)
SAN BENITO, Sept. 14-Three
chambers OF commerce In the VAL
ley have endorsed utilization with
the South Texas Chamber or Com
merce, according To r.. III. White
head. assistant manager and pub
Lefty director OF the South Texas
chamber.
The Mission chamber was the last
to endorse utilization. that organi-
cation accepting It's quota OF $500. OF
which IL paid $500 by check at once
The remainder Is to be raised BY
subscription.
Mr.. Whitehead said the San Be
nito Chamber OF Commerce has ne
dorsed affiliation with the 0rganiza-
ton. and the Mercedes chamber has
done likewise.
He has arranged meetings with
McAllen and Edinburg next week,
and will meet with the Brownsville
directors In the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15
Your Home Can Have
Charm and Beauty

VTVHE difference in homes IS more often In
outward appearance than in cost Of con-
struction. Even the simplest home may
be made pleasing and attractive by a we'll
chosen selection Of plants, flowers, vines and
shrubs. Barren stretches and odd corners
may be developed into spots Of radiant lovli-
ness. Unsightly buildings and views may be
hidden. Porches and windows may be shad-
ed. The pursuit of beauty is neither difficult
nor expensive and no small home owner need
neglect his premises for a single day because
Of the time or expense involved.
Our stock Of ornamentak Is the largest and most complete in the valley
The full resources Of oE organization are behind every sale to
assure you satisfaction and good value. The advice and
service OF our landscape artist are available to
those interested In permanent
Identification
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OH the Plaza Hidalgo, followed by
a musical program. 7
At IL D. m. from the balcony or
Palacio Municipal. In front OF the
Plaza de Armas, Main Plaza the
declaration or independence will he
read by Andres Cedillc, secretary or
the Ayuntamiento (City Secretary.
Civil and military authorities viii
be present and the queen, Carmen
the III, and her court viii attend
the ceremony.
After the reading or the declara-
ton Of independence. GuiIlerElo
Shears. Matamoros mayor. win
voice, while holding the Mexican
flag. the "Grito de Dolores
September is: At Q q. ri. the
flag viii BE- raised on all public
buildings.
AZ Q q. m. the drinking fountains
and playground equipment will BE-
inaugurated at the "Josefina"
school. A short program viii be
held under tn edirection OF Miss
Maria Gonzales Celhay.
At 10 "a. IN. the Inauguration or
the additional equipment to the
"Colegio Mexico" will take place
under the supervision or Miss Es-
Their Gonzales Salinas.
At 4.30 p. m. the civil and mill
tary authorities OF Matamoros and
Brownsville will meet In front OF
the Palacio Municipal (city hall.)
School children OF Matamoros Mu-
tualist societies. public employees
and the residents OF MatamoroS.
viii witness the Official Act" or
the fiestas. supervised by Her Maj
esty Carmen the III. The following
program will be carried out:
Musical selections by the band,
under the direction OF Jose Maria
BarrientoS.
Musical selections.
Gymnastics" by children OF the
"Colegio Mexico"
Musical selections.
Las Tehuanas," a dance by chill
dren OF the "Josefina school"
Mexican song, China" by chill
dren OF the public schools under
the direcoit nof Prof. Gilberto II.
DiaZ.
Musical selections.
Gymnastics" by girls OF the"Jo-
sefa Ortiz de Dominguez" school.
Mexican national anthem, must
cal selection by the band. Chorus
BY the school children.
AT 8 p. m. musical selections and
Kermesse az Hidalgo plaza.
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San Perlita Auction
Is Set for Sept. IL
Especial to The Heraldl

SAN PERLITA, Sept. l4.-Several
large tracts OF business and resi-
dence lots in the new town Of San
Perlita will be sold at auction by
Col. Rufus J. Lakeland. Wednes-
day, Sept. IS. at 10 o. m. Large
crowds OF business men from over
the Valley are expected TO attend
for the purpose Of inspecting the
advantages offered In property In
the three-year-oid city.
Charles r.. johnson OF San Per-
lita is In active charge Of the de-
velopment OF the townsite. which
Is the center OF $4,000 acres OF *
cellent agricultural loan. a portion
Of the old King ranch.
Among the activities which will
push the fall boom IN the San Per-
lita section Is the $4,000 canning
factory OF the Great Southern
Packing company. now under con-
structicn, which Is TO be the largest
in Texas. "A payroll OF 5000
monthly Is estimated during the
canning season, and the cannery
should net farmers OF San Perlita
well over $3.50. 900 during the yea
son.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-15
City Briefs

Eugenia Lightfoot announces the
opening CT her studio Of expression
and dramatic art In Brownsville.
For appointment write Reese-Wil-
Mond hotel, Harlingen--Adv. 10.
For Sale.-Complete restaurant fix
lures in Harrington. Value $1,000.
VIII take $1,000 for prompt sale.
See Walker-C Craig Co.-Adv. II.
Visits Daughter-Mrs. p. j. Wen
del OF Kansas Ciyt, Mo, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Don II. Stewart,
and Mr.. Stewart. in the Sethman
apartments, Los Ebanos.
Sale Held.-Women of the Chris
tan church held a sale OF pies and
cakes Saturday In front Of the J. 9.
Penney store.
18th OF September. Beauty oper-
ator, Mrs. Anita Priest, at Amaya's
Millinery and Beauty shop. to do
your work. 1885 Adams St., near
The Herald office.-adv. is.
Your hat can be cleaned and re-
modelled if you bring 1t to Mrs.
Ethel Bates at Anaya's Millinery
and Beauty Shop, Adams ST.
adv. 10.
Katharin Alexander Gay announ-
ces the opening Of her school OF
dancing, October first. For fur
Their information phone 5l5-W.-
adv. IL.
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MENSTRUAL
Continued from Page One.l

tContinueu from Page One-l
the Mexican suspects and to reduce
the time they are forced to remain
IN jail. Commission Goodrich ex-
planned.
Few Make Bond
The law requires that "a bond
OF $500 be made BY the suspect
before he ca be released, IL was
pointed out. Not one In 10 can
comply with this requirement and
necessarily must be lodged in jail
TO await trial.
There Is an interval OF six months
between terms Of federal court and
no means Is provided for speeding
action Of the court IL would be nee
essary for the suspects to remain
In jail several months.
Under the present system, the
confessions r obtained and for
warded To Judge Hutchinson at
Houston. There he gives them con-
~sideration and passes Judgment AT
intervals In this manner the time
those who are unable to make bond
must spend In jail Is reduced 10
an average OF about 80 days.
Six Men Confess
All OF the six men given q hear
ing Saturday afternoon signed the
confession after the meaning OF the
hearing had been explained by
Commissioner Goodrich. The men
were Teresa Hernandez, Pedro Ler-
ma, Rafael Garcia. Julian Quail
berto and Francisco Perez.
Papers in the cases will be for
warded to Houston. where they
will be passed upon by Judge w. X.
Estes Of Beaumont who Is serving
In the absence Of Judge Hutchinson.
The defendants will be held here
AL Of the men admitted they had
knowingly and willfuIly entered
the United States since March a.
1899" at some point which was not
legal port RI entry. On being uue
tiozsed, all declared they under
stood the charge.