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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

When patrons Of the Texas the
alter attend the performance today
Of Scarlet Seas the newest Rich
ard Barthelmess starring feature
presented by First National pictures.
they will see the popular star per-
form a dive OF forty feet from the
deck Of q ship into the sea.
John Francis Dillon directed
Scarlet Seas with an unusually
brilliant cast headed by Betty
CompSon. Loretta Young. Jacl; Cur
It's. Knute Erickson. James Brad
bury. ST., ana others. Sol PC!it1
photographed IL from the original
story BY Scott Darling. adapted IT,
Bradley King.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
Digestive Troubles
Speedily Ended
Eat What You Like And AS
Much as You Want

Practically every case Of indiges-
ton and kindred disorders, IS due
70 fermentation (souring Of food.
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GORDON'S. an internal antisep-
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fective.
Get a bottle from your druggist
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ROMA WELL TO BE
DRILLED $500 FEET
Special to The Herald

oDO@41A " Inc 1eIaIul
ROMA. June 27.-At a depth Of
$500 feet the Texas company's No. 4
Guerra, seven miles west u Roma.
strong oil showing has been de-
veloped and orders have Deen re-
ceived from Houston TO drill the
well TO $500 feet. In n water wei
being drilled on the Ramirez ranch
a mile west Of Roma strong ras
showing has been developed with
traces Of oil. This property is also
under lease b. the Texas company
and i is the general belief here that
that company may put down some
deep tests in that locality.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27
QUAKE ON
N. Y. SEISMOGRAPH

NEW YORK. June 27.-P-The
seismozraph station at Fordham
university today recorded an x
tremel- severe earthquake about s.
500 miles from New York in an -
determined direction. The shocks
began at 8:01 a. m. eastern stand
ard time and reached their maxi
mum az 9.A3 o'clock.
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MAN NAMED
KIWANIS PRESIDENT

MILWAUKEE,, June q. -dP-
Horace McDavid, Decatur. III. was
elected president of Kiwanis Inter
national at the closing session of
the annual convention here today.
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MUSIC FOR THE IDLE

~ CARDIFF. Wales-A fund OF SOS \
w mas been raised TO provide NM
&c 2 p unemployed miners of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-06-27

family or moderate means 40 ar
range for medical or hospital care
on a time-payment plan"
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SALISBURY. Eng-MiSs Helen
Ringsbury beuueathed s45. 1000 tu tne
choristers OF Salisbury diocese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-17

Sheer, dainty quality-in
smart woven plaids and
checks in pretty shades of
pink, rose, red, tan, green,
blue, black and white, etc.
Fast colors. 36 inches wide.
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And Nova Candy Department

Has Opened at Goldenbergs
A tempting section devoted to delicious wholesome
candies which have given of "purty-only
after making that they live to it, Fresh every
day for patrons
81 Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
EROSION ROBS FARMER.

COLUMBIA, Mo. Cp).-A trap for
Mother Nature is to be set on a farm in
Northwestern Missouri to catch the sly
old lady stealing from the farmers
pantry.
Federal experts will establish an ex-
pertinent station to study control of
water run-off and soil erosion which
take more plant food from the soil than
normal crop growth. They will live on
the farm 10 years, going out day and
night to get eyewitness evidence against
uncontrolled water.
Except for different projects set up
in various fields, the farm will be op-
Grated normally. Systems of terracing
will be tested
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some types Of baby diseases which they
cannot find in real life.
I'VE cannot pick up enough diseases
among Toronto babies to illustrate to
our students what they will have to
treat when they get out into the coun-
try" says DR.. Alan Brown of the To-
ronto General Hospital. ut is safer.
easier and cheaper to rear a baby in
Toronto than in any other part of the
Dominion"
The baby health is attributed to
supervision exercised by the city health
department, physicians and Toronto's
women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

shelters. They trapped the sulphur
dioxide and converted 1t into sulphur
by concentration
A method was found to treat logs so
that they do not sink.
Another group attacked the waste OF
natural gas In the Alberta oil fields.
II was too distant from consumers to
make piping economical. SO they
changed 1t into chlorinated liquid,
easily transportable. In this form 1t is
shipped to industrial districts.
Defective pulpwoods, especially pine
and spruce, were studied. AS a result
so per cent of these. formerly left un-
harvested, now can be utilized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

ash, nitrogen or phosphate. He ex-
poets the discovery to help determine
a balanced ration for corn and to raise
the Indiana yield three or four bushels
an acre.
Hoffer found the process when he
poured thiocyanate of potash into a
corn stalk to see what caused black
specks In canned corn.
Brown spots on the stalk turned red,
revealing iron that had been taken up
from soil which showed an unbal-
arced ration of plant food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
COLORS GIVE SCIENCE
CORN PLANT SECRETS

Chemicals Poured Into Stalks
Determine Need Of Potash, Nitro
gen or Phosphate.
BY the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25.-Dr. @.
N. Hoffer of the Purdue University
Agricultural Experiment Station has
made the corn plant talk in colors.
BY pouring chemicals into the stalk
he can determine by the colors that
appear whether the plant needs pot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
HEALTH RECORD SET
BY BABIES OF TORONTO

Medical Students Use Models Of
Wax for Practice Because AZ
fictions Are Scarce in Life.
BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Ontario. May 25.-Some
of the most serious of ordinary baby
diseases exist in Toronto mostly as wax
models
The models have been constructed
for medical students to demonstrate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

To operate a high-speed tricycle.
which has just appeared in Europe the
driver must lie almost fun length under
the wheel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

British estimators say that every for
eigner who visits that country spends
an average of $40 a day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31
TORONTO UNIVERSITY
!, HANDLES 315 PROBLEMS
Successful Method of Recovering
sulphur From Smok estaek
= Fumes in Shelters Devised.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
TORONTO. Ontario, May 2o.-The
University Of Toronto has worked on
BIS research problems In the year now
Eloeins.
One group Of workers devised a sue
eeskful method for recovering sulphur
from the fumes In the srnokestacks OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-31

University buildings to be constructed
at Toronto. Canada, will cost 81. 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

Galiaudet will enter the game with
aepherd with the hope of evening
ores for a defeat handed 1t by the
est Virginians here earlier in the sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

For the second successive year,
Margaret Mitchell Of the University OF
Maryland, won the individual inter-
collegiate rifle championship of the
United States, scoring in a tie match,
over Helen Taylor OF q. W., on the
merits of her 1879 fired in the final stage
to Miss Taylor'S 1876. The two girls had
the same total, 593. According to the
rules of the National Rife Association,
however, in the event OF tie, the high
est score on the final stage wins.
Miss Mitchell opened her defense of
her title with 1876 in the first stage.
Her second stage was 1873, and the third
1879. Miss Taylor on the other hand.
opened with 1879. fired 1913 in the sec
ond stage and dropped to 1876 in the
final round.
Sixty rounds were fired in the event,
20 rounds in each stage.
OF the 10 high scores registered in
the shoot, were from George Wash
ington, from Maryland and / from
the University of Washington.
The other eight were: Margaret Leig-
ley, George Washington. SOP; Naomi
Crumley, George Washington, 500; Eliz-
abeth CARRIER, Maryland, 500; India Bel!
Cores. George Washington, $50; Roberta
Wright. George Washington. $50;
Glorinda Browne. University Of Wash
.ngton, 588: Felicia Jenkins, Maryland,
587; Helen Humphrey, George WASH
ington, SGT.
Miss Mitchell, whose home is in River
dale. Md, will receive the silver cham
pionship medal; the other will get
bronze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01
light GAMES TODAY
IN BASKET TOURNEY

y the Associated Press.
ATLANTA. Ga. March 1.-The
outhern Conference basket ball tour
ey gets under way today.
Sixteen teams. representing every sec
n of the Conference, have paced
trough final drills in readiness.
There will be eight games today, with
Iaryland meeting Mississippi University
! the opening match at / o'clock.
The other pairings are:
2pm. Kentucky rs. Tulane.
p.m.--WashinstoE and Lee vs.. Louisiana
tste.
North Carolina state IS. Tennessec.
5 . r2.--A,abauia vs., Duke.
: = N Auburn vs. GeorGia.
z g u7.-NoTth Carolina VS., Miss A. and III.
ul.--Clemaon VS.. Georgia Tech.
Most Of the squads arrived in time
or workouts yesterday. Ole Miss,
Washington and Lee. Louisiana State,
kentucky, North Carolina state, Mary
apd and Mississippi a and NJ, were
.mong the first 70 reach the city and
II appeared in excellent condition.
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COLLECTOR, with car; good opportunity
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WOMEN IN SPORT

~ CORING at the rate of three field
- goals per minute. Junior l toss
ers Of Central High School over
~ whelmcd cripple Sophomore
scxtet, 90 to 2. yesterday IL the
interclass series on the school court. At
half time the count was al to 2. Sew
eral Sophomore regulars were out OF the
lineup.
Elizabeth Beal registered SO points,
Sc of which were scored from the field;
Nell Griffith accounted for 10 TALES
and Isabel Dahl, acting Junior captain,
tossed in II.
Ruth McNary got loose from the Wig
liant Junior guards in the opening half
FOR the single goal scored by the Soph-
ignores.
Juniors and Sophomore will meet
again on March -.
In the second-team game. played be-
tween halves of the major contest yes
terday, Junior II passers triumphed
over the Sophomore II squad, to /.
Scores:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RUlT AND VEGETABLE STAND. high|
lass. in market and very cheap. account Of
ickness Columbia 1891. after pm. OF
ddreSS Box iS2-D. Star once Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01
GAMES ARE SCHEDULED
FOR FAIR SEX BASKETERS

Three local seminary teams will get
MO action tomorrow afternoon IN two
ramos listed. GUnston Hall and East
nan School squads will engage IN their
annual contest at 3 o'clock in the
Epiphany Church gymnasium in the
3ll-local argument scheduled
Holtcn Arms viii entertain the Old
field team Of Baltimore IN the other
contest, at ? 30 in the II, A. gymnasium
on Church street.
George Washington University co eds
will play the DreXel Institute seXtet to-
night at 100 III the IL street gym II
will mark the first meeting on the bas-
last bail court Of these two schools.
which have loEg been rivals On the rife
range
DreXel does not play regularly in the
same intercollegiate circuit with the Co
lcalals y
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
RUPHER'S EXCHANGE-Honest reliable
cooks. maids. part-time, general. day work
COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; positions
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STENOGRAPHERS. $20-s25 wk. No charge
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change. 2l4 National Press Bldg. 14th & F.
POSITIONS Need IS applicants daily.
stenographers. typists.
bookkeepcrs. clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

~oACH DAN AHERN of Western
High today announced that
Z battery candidates for the Fed
~ and White base ball team will
assemble for the first time next
Tuesday afternoon in the school gym.
Ahern had hoped to get the prospective
pitchers and catcherS out some time
ago but basket ball and other school
activities interfered with his plans.
Though several sturdy members of
last seasons nine have been lost 1t is
the replacement of one Of these. Bob
Wilson, catcher, that is giving Ahern
the most concern,
For several seasons Wilson has been
bulWark of Westerns base ball team
as well as star on It's foot ball and
basket ball combinations. There are
several aSpirantS Tor the catChers job
but Ahem SO far knows nothing definite
as to the worth Of any Of them.
George Fletcher is the lone seasoned
pitcher available, but Ahern is hopeful
that he will be able to dvelop one or
two more capable moundsmen.
Tech Highs track squad, with the
Winter season over, now is idling until
March II. when preparations for the
Spring campaign will be started. The
Mckinley boys will drill on the outdoor
track at Eastern.
So far Coach Hap Hardell has been
carrying a squad Of more than one
hundred but he viii be forced to make
big cut before the start Of Spring
preparation, by which time his bunch
will number not more than thirty-fVc
Techs opening engagement Of the
Spring season Will be its annual dual
meet with Episcopal, to be held April
II at Alexandria.
In the lone basket ball game sched-
uled tomorrow in which a District
scholastic team will figure, Central High
will engage Princeton Freshmen at
Princeton.
Gonzaga quint was to face George
town Prep at Garrett Park, Md. this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

Defeat for Maryland tonight at At
nta probably will end floor activities
the Old Liners this season. as it is
IT thought probable that the proposed
ird game between Maryland and Hop
ms will be played.
In Mississippi the Marylanders will
. meeting the 1928 conference tour
~ champion, but "Ole Miss" has not
/ exceptionally impressive record this
mpajgn and Maryland is by no
cans conceding it victory.
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Auto Bodies, Radiators, Tenders
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OFFICE FURNITURE from U. g. Govt
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Harold Garrison and M. Lodge did
the bulk of the scoring for the Briarley
Hall Military Academy Juniors in their
vim over Poolesville High Juniors. Gar
rison is a Washington boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

Company r Auxiliary basketers of Hy-
attsville, Md. romped on the Strayer
Business College sextet. 38 to 9. last
night in the final scheduled game of the
intermediate division, Washington Rec
reation League, played on the Epiphany
gym floor Several postponed games re-
main unplayed in this loop but last
nights contest completed the regular
schedule.
Score.
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Basket ball games tonight also will
lark the end of the District collegiate
Jason in that sport so far as regular
>heduleS are concerned.
American University is to engage
atholic University on the American
University court at O'Clock, while
allaudet will face Shepherd College at
hepherdstown, w. Va.
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Western High Diamond Squad
Will Start Work ON Tuesday

afternoon in the only match carded to-
day.
In floor encounters yesterday among
the SchOiaSticS, Gonzaga triumphed
over Strayers, 20 to %, in the GonZaga
gym; Georgetown Prep won over Loyola
High Of Baltimore, 23 to %, at Garrett
Park. Md. First G five took the measure
of First B toSsers, 10 to 5. in a ST.
Johns College interclass game, and at
PoolesVille the Briarley Hall Military
Academy junior quint overcame Pooles-
vile High Juniors, Is to Is. in the final
match Of series won by Briarley Hall.
brisk rally in the last minutes on
the part Of GonZaga's regulars, VINO
earlier had been taken from the game
to give the reserves a chance, enabled
G0nZaga to score over Strayers. After
the Purple had achieved l4-to-4 edge
at the half, Coach Orrel Mitchell sent
in a flock of Second-stringers.
Against t. StrayerS showed to
much better advantage and Mitchell
figured 1t wise to again send his regu-
lars into action.
Georgetown Props big three. Cam
eror, Watkins and Rehkopf, again dis
played keen eye for the basket as the
Garrett Parkers turned back Loyola
High yesterday. Cameron scored IL
points, Watkins and Rehkopf 6.
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Close guarding marked the st. Johns
interclass game, which saw First c five
win over First & tossers. Rogefson led
The winners attack with points.
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INAUGURAL SEATS. ii seats. Treasury
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