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CHAPTER 5l@
Resale had never seen Peter
Clarke before. But when he came
IN after Ann had LETT she knew
Immediately who Inc was.
Tall and iron-Eray, with q milit-
ant mOustaCIe that stood ont inn
pCrtaatly. lie had gray eyes-she
thought with q shock then how like
RoyS they were. Only Roy had
never giaTed ut her SO coldly that
1t sent the cold chills running
through her.
re sscod before her a moment
without speaking.
$50. you are the young lady who
claims Ia have been engaged 70
marry my nephew"
~Ch. please believe me-" she beg
ced him. earnestly. There must BIZ
some way She could make him
believe her. He was R0y's uncle. lie
must believe her.
"Igs impossible Andrews snap
ped at her. impatiently. MY nep-
heW was quite IN his right mind.
I've no doubt he has been known
"a flirt a little On the side with
girls like you. But certainly he
would not have asked you TO mar
~ him"
She sat huddIed IN the chair-a
hopeless little bundle of sorrow
with dark circled eyes and no trace
Of the dimnies Roy had loved. The
lines had deepencd in her face and
she was a wisp of her former self.
she was pathetic looking. Peter
Andrews sighed.
I'm sorry for YOU. young lady.
But you've done a terrible thing.
If you tel me where my boy Is
III see what I can do for you"
I'D rive my lie to give him back
to you." Resale told him then.
"Melodramatic! he shifted. indig-
nautly. "If YOU come any OF that
OH me Ill spend every dollar ]
have 70 see that justice IS done
You've proved yourself a thief and
that you can't tell the truth. DC
you expect anyone To believe any
thing you sayf'
M. Andrews. ] thought I was
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lock for him, aren't you7' she ask
cd then.
Planes are being sent out today"
ne answered, YEARLY, but I haven't
much hope. ~ the other two men
haven't returned there's no doubt
all OF them are gone
he got up and began to pace the
floor neryously. Sears, sitting quiet
Ivy locking on. said nothing. Then
Peter Clarke stopped.
If you tell me the truth-Tm
sure you know where they intend
Ell to take my nephew-and we
find out where he Is through your
revelations. I'll not only see what
I can do for you. but I'll make IL
more than worth your while finan-
cIally.'
When She cried out and did not
answer him. he added. assuringly:
You don't need to be afraid.
Ill even have the charges dropped
against YOU Tor larceny from the
store. We have recovered the things
and that lis all we want. just tell
lis where this gang Of racketeers
planned 70 take Roy when they took
him away and yOl be a lot better
off"
"Oh. 7 can'tl I can't! 7 don't
know" RoSalie felt she could bear
no more. If you don't believe me
4 don't want TO live
Sears rasped out at her then:
You're pretty liable TO get your
wish. too. If you don't cut the act
ing and Get down to business. This
stage bluff IS gettin' on my nerves"
He shrugged ut Peter Andrews,
h~0pelcssly.
There's Just no use In tryin' to
get one OF these mollS to squeal on
their gang. They'd die first. It's
one OF the codes of the under
world. though God knows why they
should have one white streak in
EN- when they're as rotten "a that. \
Andrews stood over her then.
Overwhelmingly. His eyes glsred and
his face famed:
You've had your chance and you
didn't take i'll There's not enough
money III the world 10 save YOU.
Ill spend every dollar I have put
ting you where you belong if I find
my nephew dead, 81 II I don't find
him. You hear mel
Resale did not look I'D. He
whirled and walked out.
CTO BE CONTINUED
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Arkansas in the Headlines

WHY point the finger Of scorn at Chicago? IN the
mountains II Arkansas. five young men attacked a
girl and her escort on a lonely road. They tortured
ard murdered the escort and then cremated the
body. throwing the ashes In the river, and then all
five ravished the girl This happened in early March
of the year. NOW the barbarians are behind the
bars and TIE girl who had been terrorized viii appear
Is a witness. for the state. Why point the finger
az scorn at Mexico? why not take a closeup Of the
Arkansas mountains?
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&0AAS44EA 2kRA&AAEAA2A0AAa
There ~ On certain prejudice I'm
some quarters against the pork prod
ucts But for those who ear pork,
the sausage has great popularity
AS the season for buckwheat cakes
and sausages approaches II In wen
TO warn against their abuse and at
the same time 70 commend their
virtues when consumed tn aso
able quantities. These splendid
foods are like all other foods-taken
In moderation and In proper comb
nation they are most desirable.
When you are 70 eat cakes and
Eausages. limit your consumption
OF other carbohydrates and fats. The
starch or the flour. the fat or the
meat and the sugar OF the syrup sup
ply all the heat and energy you need.
Fruit. raw or cooked. u about all
you require 10 balance the break
fast.
IL cold weather the heating foods
are essential 20 comfort. The per-
son seeking the slendcrizcd form BY
excessive reduction in starches and
other foods having similar effect will
be cold and shivery. hacking in en-
ergy This sort OF dieting is a mis-
take
Answers % Health Queries
r. IL. o. Q.-what an be cone
for dry catarrhP
E---What DO you advise TO- crack
ins Of the 1awbone?
3.-What should a boy or is y ~.
a In tail weight
A.-For Fun particulars send WI
self-acdressed. stamped envelope and
repeat your question
2.-Massag inE With warm cod liver
oil upon going 10 bed win usually
relieve this trouble: Il may be due
70 d lack az synovIal fluid around
the joint. or the trouble may be due
TO cold or strain
3.-FIe shouid weigh about rs
pounds.
MRS. r.. NJ. Q.-My laughter OF 10
has been greatly troubled with hives
ever since she was fEo --ears or age
would 10 be best to consult n gen
eral medical mar or ia Skin specialist
A general practitioner would
81 suitability 70 locate the source
OF the trouble first u all-constipa-
ton. food poisoning. producing an r.
ritatlon. nervousness or "a rtasihle
kidney trouble NAV be at the root.
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Star Lore
TIM HANDIcAP OF IGNORANCE


BY Arthur DeV. Carpenter
The writer has devoted more than
IA years. before popular audiences.
20 the fascinating task OF popular
ling astronomy. He has found that
there Is quite q degree OF skepticSm
lurking in the mind OF the average
person, as to the trustworthiness
* many Of the declarations Of as
tronomers. For instance. many ser
icusly doubt the fact OF the COM
nuted distances to even the near
ct stars; OF even that the astron-
0ner knows definitely any OF the
physical qualities of the stars. One
man recently said to the writer that
astronomers were all rTr0rg about
the velocity Of light; that light il
instantaneous. OF course all such
negations are con-equent upon a
lack OF familiarity with the real
history and methods of astronomy
cal discoveries.
AIore tomorrow
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Examination win determine tho nee
eSsary treatment
% m
b. n. w. Q.--What should m mari
about 4 II. Z Al. AL. weiRh7 what
can o. done To gain weight durinm
the Summer months7
2.-What win eradicate wartsY
A-Slnce you did noe state your
age 1 cannot tell you what w0u
should weigh Improve your health
IL general ana YOU win Rain ~
weight zs well
2.-For full particulars send an MALI.
addressed. stamped envelope ana NY.
peat your question.
r. II. OIL am 4 woman OF " ara
have been 0n "a diet Cor tha mmf
months for albumin-lately 4 have
noticed a IN the heel. u feel.
ing hike pins and needles. What
treatment would you suEreat ana
what Is the cause or the symptnmT
A-Your trouble Il probably ana
10 IN circulat0ry disturbance. I'm
prove your health and the circulation
VII improve. dassage may give A.
@A~@I@A ~gLAAN4A ulG1nWWI%a
MISS II. r.. $. Q.-Is there nnv az.
crcIse that will reduce ERE ahouiderT
My body As small but my mhouldmrm
are quite large
Ali the shoulders are large que
20 bony or muscular DEVELOPMENT
there Am little or mo chance ue rnduc-
ing their size-if however the trouble
~ due 10 surplus fat. exercise ana
massage should he helpful Join m
gymnasium under these circum.
stances: Grub swinging. dumb-beIlB,
wand exercises. etc. should mn ba
OF benefit 9n this case.
W.. r. X. Q.-What can b@ done
FOR q bad cough which persists after
q heavy cold?
A-BuTld up the health IN general
and take "a good. general tonic.
Il. w. Q.-What causes u rain
under the shoulder blade?
A-Eave III examination e. locate
the cause
cor5TiEhL 1919. EssBDapE Fssturs sg,isa L..
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bit Of ice-cream, piece Of pic. or helping of plum
pudding. that some proud cook in m nearby
home desired 70 have sampled BY her friends.
There was n time-honored custom in PENN
s~ylvania, the making of what was called 'metzel-
soup" l assume this word was a corruption OF
"Metzelsuppe," derived from "metzleni' which
means to kill and cut into pieces, applied pnr-
tcularly to sausage meat
When the farmer butehered his hogs and the
sausage was made, the housewife sent " plate
containing several pounds of the delicious product
to each of her intimate friends. This was called
metzel-soup and it was . gift which was followed
butchering day arrived at the home of Che re-
eipient.
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NEW YORK-A dedicatory lunch
con is to be attended hy 90 per-
sons inside one OF the three huge
boilers recently installed III the east
river station OF the New York Edi-
son company. AS soon as lunch ~
over the boiler will be fired.
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THE GRAB BAG

all thy heart, and with ali thy
soul, and with all thy mind" Where
is this passage found i'm the Bible?
Today's Horoscope
Persons born on this day are very
energetic and capable. They like TO
be in the front ranks and nothing
IS too good fer them.
Answers tn Foregoing Questions:
!. David Blaird. Jr.: Walter Edge;
u. =. ambasS2dcr 70 France.
p. Dr. Ray Yyna- Wilbur.
2. Charles Dams Gibson.
4. s.. Matthew, xxi, 81.
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AoSe aoo0s WHICH the Oh jingle authors wrote
item)
Mistress Mary. healthy very.
How does your garden grow?
With spinach green's and peas and beans
and rhubarb plants all in a row.
There was an old woman who lived in a shoe.
She had lots Of children who BEAUTIFULLY grew:
She fed them on onions. raw. fried and boiled.
And thus were all germs that beset children
foiled.
Little Jack Homer sat in the corner
Eating a spinach pie:
He said "Al this sand is tasty and grand
What a great football prospect am IT.
. . ;
Little Polly Flinders
Sat among the cinders
Warming each pretty little toe;
Her mother fed her beet tops
And now wheneer the heat drops
Her blood's So rich she sits out III the snow.
Bye. baby bunting,
Daddy's gone a-hunting
To get some dandelion greens
50 babyll know what vigor means.
Jack Spratt could eat no fat.
His wife was like her mate:
Their idea Of a banquet was
A vegetable plate.
Curly locksl Curly locksl
Wit thou be mine?
Thou shalt not wash dishes
Nor yet feed the swine.
But sit at the table
And have for dessert
Five helpings Of spinach
Including the dirt.
To market. to market. for vitamIn A.
Home again. home again. happy and gay;
To market, to market. for vitarnin d.
Home again. home again. shouting FOR eiee.
To market. to market. for vitamin c.
Some may ike ice cream, but CABBAGE for me-
Sing a song of sixpence,
A pocket full OF rye;
-Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.
When the pie was opened
The Riddles all did sing:
Never mind the nice parts
We'd like a neck or wing
se
The Queen OF Hearts
She made some tarts
All ON a summers day.
The Knave Of Hearts
He stole the tarts
And ate them right away.
The King OF Hearts
Called for the tartS:
The Queen she used her head.
Unto the king
She had them bring
Some Succotash instead.
Simple Simon met q pieman
Going to the fair;
Said Simple Simon TO the pieman,
For pie I do not care"
Said the pieman to Simple Simon
With a silly grin tach).
"Tve only pies and Simon gasped
And mumbed, what! no spinach?"
Old Mother Hubbard
Went to the cupboard
TO make her dog sit up and teg
But when she got there
or bones 1t was bare
So the pup get cold spinach with egg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04

Who am II Whom did / su11eed
as =. s. senator from New Jersey?
What Is his present position?
Which member OF President Hoov-
er's cabinet " q former university
president?
I. What American illustrator Great
cd the american Girl"
Jesus said unto him. Thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04
BY ROYAL 9. COPELAND. M. ID.
Y. 5. Senator from New York.

(NITY dweners miss much OF the charm or neighborIEnessr that pre-
walls i'm rural sections. Not 10 much now, I fear, but In olden
- days no family was quite content to enjoy n big meal unless
q "taSte" OF il could be had by the closest ~neighbors. Az I'M boy. my
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04
R0CKS THE RnAT

BATH, Eng.-Miss Ethel Nelson
rocked q rowboat q mile OF shors
and she drowned with two of her
three companions.
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BOSTON-Prof. Robert +. Rog-
ers Of Massachusetts, institute Of
technology thinks there are many
Ipeople who should not be allowed
TO read books. "A great m-ny peo-
pie. perfectly honest, useful, intel
ligent and successful, never receive
from the printed page anything
which helps them TO live more in
diligently" he said in an address.
LONDON-Sa dy Herd has a re-
cord Of is holes III one. He made
his eighteenth ace on the eighteenth
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hole Of the Moor Park club. where
he IS pro.
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TORONTO-Dietetic idiosyncras-
ies OF the human race puzzle Dr.
G.. +. Saunders. Ii demands its
bread white and its butter yellow.
while the natural color OF bread
is yellow and the natural color OF
butter is white, he pointed ont In
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Of hospitality. Indeed, the minister was told OF the oversight ana prc-
ceeded mt once TO reconcile the estranred friends That M nrs ma
his duties and ! dare say be approached the metzeLsoup season wHh
considerable auDFphengon-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04

a lecture before the Royal Cana
dian institute.
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Miss Mary Duggan, an Eastern educator, wants
childhood rhymes that viii substitute healthful foods
for those about which the old jingle authors wrote
News item)
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Flashes of Life

by The Associated Press
NEW YORK-Miss Julia Vitarel-
II refused part OF a $1,000 bankroll
as reward six months when she he
turned 10 to a man who lost il.
Now she Is Mrs. Anthony Marga-
donna, wife Of the bankroll's own
err.
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The Once Over
MOTHER GOOSE HEALTH RHYMES
BY II. I. PHILLIPS

Copyright. 1929, by The Associated Newspapers
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w. r. X. Q.-What can 10 done
FOR q bad cough which persists after
a heavy coldg
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A-FIave N examination e. locate
the cause.
car5zishL 1919. EssbDspsE FsstuFs szvisA o..
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MISS IT, T.. $. Q.-Is there mny ak.
crcIse that win reduce TIRE ahoulderT
Ny body Is small but my shoulders
are quite large.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04

A-BuIid up the health IN general
and take "a good. general tonic.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04

q. w. Q.-What causes q pain
under the shoulder blade?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-04

A general practitioner would
bo suitability 70 locate the source
OF the trouble first ~ all-c0nstipa-
tion. food poisoning. producing an r.
ritaticn. nervousness or n rtasihle
kidney trouble NAV be at the root.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-30
ADVANTAGES In
VALLEY SHOWN
Clerdening Says California
Would Give Billion For
This Section

William Clendening, publicity
counsel for the Port Isabel cont
pany. was the principal speaker az
Thursdays Kiwanis club meeting ar
FL Jardin hotel. discussing the
value Of publicity and advertising
for the Valley. and the important
developments which the future
holds for the section should its nat
ural resources and advantages be
exploited.
California. he said. would under
write a billion dollars II a section
of the Rio Grande Valley could DC
lifted and transferred to that state,
Showing n respect in which the
Valley is far ahead of the Golden
State. he declared that California
Is spending 500 per acre for fer
tilization Of its land and $40 per
acre for its irrigation.
The Valley" he said. should BE
made into the grapefruit capital OF
the world. If the lowly sauer
kraut. by intensive advertising, can
be put over with the effect 1t has
attained, what could be accom-
plished for the grapefruit"
The speaker emphasized the need
for cooperation among Valley
towns, and a fuller realization OF
what could be accomplished by a
national advertising campaign
Canneries should be encouraged
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-30
Dallas Delegates
Will Visit Valley

George B. Webster. national field
secretary Of the association of clean
ers and dyers. which Is 70 hold the
national convention in Dallas in
January. was in Brownsville Thurs
day, completing arrangements for
hte entertainment of a party from
the convention making q side trip
TO the Valley.
The trippers will be brought to
the upper end Of the Valley by spe-
cial train. Leaving the train there.
they rae to be brought down the
Valley by automobile, probably stop
ping for breakfast at Sharyland. and
continuing their trip through the
citrus and truck growing sections,
with stops at points of special in
terest. Thye will be entertained in
Brownsville. and ltaer have dinner
in Matamoros. according TO a pro-
gram worked out with @. c. Rich
ardson, of the chamber of COM
merce. Charles Burton has been
appointed chairman Of the commit
tee on arrangements.
Pictures and material pertaining
TO the Valley will be furnished TO
the S1T trade organs published by
the cleaners and dyers. and allied
industries. and articles will be print
ed in these from time to time to
arouse interest in the Valley trip.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-30
LEGION ADOPTS
POST PROJECT
Local Resolution For Hos
pitfalls Passed AT State
Convention

Reporting that q resolution Of the
local post requesting additional hos
pital facilities be provided for in
sane ~ex-service men had been pass
cd by the state legion committee.
the three delegates Of the John
Hanson post returned THURSDAY
from the state convention held In
Port Arthur earlier in the week
Delegates of the local post were
Henry M. SEAiton. Jr. and Thomas
G. Davis. Mrs. Kate Hamilton went
as a representative of the Legion
Auxiliary. She Is president OF that
body.
The convention was by far the
largest ever held in Texas. Shelton
said. A voting strength O no, with
more than 1000 present. was repre-
sented. Twenty-Five from the VAL
ley attended the convention.
DR.. W. w. Utzman Of McAllen was
elected committeeman Of this 18TH
district to the national convention
TO be staged at Louisville. Ky. Skel-
ton was elected a delegate to the
national meet also.
A resolution was presented by hte
fifteenth district asking that some
provision be made for a check on
~ex-service men when the 1880 led
eral census Is taken. II was adopt
ed by the committee.
A resolution of the local post,
asking that ~ex-service aliens be al
lowed special privileges in regards
to the immigration laws. received
no action at the hands OF the com-
mittee.
THE convention was one Of the
most orderly ! have ever attended.
There wa sno rowdyism Of which
the Legion is frequently accused"
SHELTON said.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Co
rar.eron Cnunty

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
@. @. Henson ct al TO Isabel IA.
de Treyino. east 1-2 lot 2, blk. 100,
Brownsville. $3.50.
II. Masterson. Jr. to r. l.. Ward
law, south 25.78 acres DIX. = John
A. Hill subd., $l2S9.
A. H. Fernandez TT. to Ricaruo
Cortinas, lot Q. blk. 81, Townsite
Fresnos, plat TAB.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to LYDIA
Lycan, west 3 acres blk. 10. Unit
3: Bayview Citrus Groves subd., plat
B-42, $4275.
Delta Irrig. Farms co. TO j. A.
Klint, 25.4l acres survey SO.
J. 3. Yeats 10 z. Richard CriSs,
west 10 acres blk. IS, Soils subd:,
also west 9!92 acres OF north ls.4<
acres blk. "a, Collins subd, $40 etc'
e. Richard Criss to J. 3 Yeats
north IL lots 4, 5, 6, blk. 81, a
lingen, $500. -
= n. Booth to Rosa Salinas, lot
1. blk. q, Fourt hAddn.. san Be-
nito, S106.25.
+. N. Booth TO Mariana Herman
dez. lot 3. blk. IL, Fourth addn-'
"a Benito, Sl70.
EF. N. Booth to Felicitas Garcia
de Gomez, lot 2. blk. IA, Fourtn
addn.. San Benito. Sl7o.
=, N. Booth to Andecio Bena-
vides, lot 3. blk: % Fourtn aooh ;
San Benito. sl06.25.
+. N. Booth 70 Anacio Gomez
lot 9. blk. is. Fourth adm, san
Benito, Sl27.S0.
r \. Booth to Cleofus sauceda,
Lot II. blk. IA, Fourth adm, san
Benito. $40.
Hidalgo County
w. r. Hansen to Frank W. ano
Hazel M. Stone. z. 5 acres lot a.
BELL Woods subd., $3.50.
Winifred Leaf Hamilton ct viz. to
n + Fell. N. IL Of s. l-2 lot liz,
Dor. 50 and 20, $500.
j. Ewing ct ux TO Frank I: Pnli-
Inns. lot "a, blk. 4. Donna, SSOOO.
M. +. Armstrong to J. A. Gllett
N ,,x. s. IA Of NV Ia Sc IA sec.
~. o 53-57. $4,000.
waiter jackson ct ux to J. =
GiIlett. lot l4-7, Vest adm. 10
Sha-- land. $3.50.
r. i. Dominey ct ux to s. s.
Dominey, blk. II, Hargin townsite'
Farm e. Home Savings & Loan
Assn. to ]. McClr ct ux. 1894
acres lot 8. blk. 4. McColl subd-,
$3.50.
Dan N. Smith to Granville B.
smith. l-88 int. in estate Of j. 2
deceased. $40 ETC.
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NJ. p. Company Files
Three More Suits
special ID The Herald

AUSTIN. Aug. 30.-Four addi-
tional suits were filed b. Missouri
Pacific Transpc-tion company in
the 98th district court this week.
seeking to enjoin operation Of mo-
tor truck lines in Rio Grande VAL
ley counties. The petitions allege
the lines were -ated without per-
mits Of the state motor transpor-
tation division. The cases we're set
for hearing on temporary injunc-
ton for September II. They were
against Joel johnson. Fidalgo coun-
ty; l.. II. Payne. Cameron county:
Julio Rodriguez and w. NJ. Eland,
Cameron county. and x. S. Baker.
county not given.
The company previously had filed
three similar injunction suits.
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and increased, he also declared. TO
push the canned grapefruit pro-
duct on the market. furthering this
feature OF the industry.
Clendening spoke of moving pic
lures made Of the Valley recently
which will be shown soon for pub
Lefty. and commented upon the in
flux Of tourists which he saw forth
coming for the Valley during the
coming year.
"A. A. Hargrove was appointed
chairman of an attendance com
mittee, with Sam Perl and Mar
shall Watson as members. Mrs. r
W.. Sutherland gave several songs,
accompanied by Mrs. II. Z. Snow,
and Judge Dancy thanked the club
for the recent honor bestowed upon
him in the distinguished Citizen
selection.