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HILLCREsT
Corner 18th and Girard; beautiful place
to live with true home atmosphere; whole
some meals and facilities for entertainment.
including dancing and CARDS; Just the place
for business people; one room, $50; one large
room and private bath
1894 CONE AVE-Bes utifui Ind floor front
room; private bath with shower; single or
double beds. Real home cooking. 90
1852 QUE N.W.--Attractive single and dou-
bic. rooms unusual meals. Continuous not
water. Home atmosphere. o"
WILL GIVE ROOM and board to employed
lady who Will cook dinner for three, includ
Ing herself. Address Box 1873, Star ofnce.
1883 Harvard ST NW1BsautiiuI s s,;sa
excellent table; refined; reasonable.
i343 EUCLID RT~-Laree front room, five
windows; wholesome food; plenty fresh veg
e CO.. io.2a Accommodation Tor sDeci" So get
1920 EYE ST. NW(--Newiy renovated wall
be open TO guests May !. May be inspected
this afternoon, 70 8.
l0l7 10th ST. NW.-Two single rooms, pri-
yate bath: vaeapsy for young ,a LADY n large
home privileges. Met. b634. 2e'
34il 35th ST, Mt Rainier, Md.--BoRrd and
room in newly furnished home Tor young
msn or an employed couple; in one-fare
l222 n H. AVE. NW.-Cheerful ROOM 4
windows. twin beds; excellent home cook
ing plenty bot water.
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-2 attractive
rooms with bath. suitable for couple with
S ienee 'i sood foo d i psea.ar 4sss e.
s647 HEREFORD PL. NV. near 18th and
in refined Jewish family. 30.
DELIGHTFUL ROOM, twin beds. most de
use anlimissa phone. MoT.h ss1s: U.s. so..
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1866 COLUMBIA RD--Room with board;
private family Protestantl.
1922 r ST. NW.--Very desirable, large, End
floor front for 2; every convenience; superior
meals Varied mRnn
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18th ST. HGTS-Two delightful rooms con-
nected By private tile bath; suitable for
three gentlemen or ladies'; modern re1ned
SURROUNDINGS Will rent separately. Rea-
Sonable Georgia 3l47
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RENT ROOMS--sUBURBAN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

3 OR 4 LARGE ROOMS. with private bath
apartment arrangement; electricity; modern
good roads. convenient to cars. Phone Fall
Church 25I Sunday; week days after Pm
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TWO ROOMS, BATH, KITCHENETTE.
Near Dupont Circle.
Phone Decatur 1777.
SEE. THESE. APIS

District 6s45. Metropolitan 45oS.
APARTMENT EXPERTS,
s04 nth St. NV.
Beautiful and exclusive apartments, fur
nished or unfinished.
SAVE YOUR TIME.
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sass l4th sT-VERY AT-TRAC GIVE FIRST
Moor. rooms, porch, bath, completely fur
niShed; cow. located; a mi
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, next to bath: suit
sble Tor q ami, Phone Columbia 2780-W
Sls6 MASS AVE. RW-Desfrable room Of
modern suburban home; very aulet aAo &c
cessfbIe deiightfui and COOL gentleman ol,as.
Cleveland 2Z34
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400 18th ST Nw-Downtown apartment
Hotel An-night service. Outside rooms
with and without private bath, shower. i
iaz3 CALVERT ST N.W.-Desirable room
for one or two; continuous hot water In
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3o32 DENT PL.. Georgetown--Single front
room; well furnished; reasonable.
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID-Nicely furnished
l752-W.
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RENT RooMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.

1916 n ST. Opposite Transportation Build
nRD-Large front bedroom or studio; mod
crate price. | -
729 ard ST NE-3 furnished or unfurnish-
ed rooms. Ink. ami, convenient: 28@
1925 18th ST NV, Apt. bright, clean.
front, with or without kitchen privilege; Si8
to S25 Call out of church and Office hours,
or phone Main $3.50. Navy ri, for appoint
ment.
COI,ORED-77l Columbia I'd, n.w.--Room
opening on porch; all modern improvements;
Ink. Adams 1861.
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ATTRACTIVELY furnished living bedroom
and private bath with shower in 10th St.
apartment, walking distance. Phone Decatur
1Rnn. Ant 101-
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AYR 90s. THE EEkRMAN-LNF8e . HUN
room, southern exposure; downtown ioca-
ton, suitable for employed couple or bMsi-
Rrnfnan
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ga ND. AVE. NE-Two rooms. corner
house: s2s and SIS per month eacni anst.h-
Ysranus hot BhQne.
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SERBIAN. 1928 22nd sT-Larse front
room, second floor, overlooking MaSsaehu-
seffs ave: go no. Potomac l7S7-W. 28'
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2034 G ST. NW-Large. well furnished.
front room; running water: clean and pleas
ant $50 month.
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IROQUOIs, i4l0 ~ ST, APT. 400 Comfort
fwia beds adtoiIInr sennt-prisate bath
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SCOTT CIRCLE, 1903 18th ST.-Unusaally
ATTRACTIVE, connecting bath with shower, IN
slant hot water; single or double; reason
able 3u~
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LOGAN HOTEL offers outside rooms with
running water: s25. $50 s35, according to
size. 18th at Iowa Circle.
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Fs50e 10TH ST. NW-Vefy large, bright, front
r.shAd EHaSnNalnle
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100 r. I. AVE NW.-Wen furnished single
room: sernf-priyate bath; continuous not
water: ladies only. Dec. 552e. 26s
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ETAR 18TH AND COLUMBIA RID; 1910 Bit.
more 81 nw-~httractive single and double
rooms, reasonable. Col 3872.
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DUPONT CIRCLE eECTiON-Two Iaree
con; n7linicstinE sunny front second floor
bedrooms, or will rent sspaLately' Se!nl-
private bath private family. North bsll.
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1926 VERMONT AVE. NW.-,-Large, sunny
second floor front room: five large windows;
fietached house: Ink. Decatur 235.
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1880 F ST NW-Two rooms, kitchen and
bath: IS week or s35 month.
1857 EUCLID N.W.-Roonl, second floor; con-
t1a.h - iSyae
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IACLFDE Thomas Circle, 1928 Vermont
ave- ant. e4-Weu ventilated bay-windoN
room. S4-hour phone, elevator service. zs'
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115 EYE ST NV. Ccor. New Jersey Extra
large, well furnished corner room, kitchen
cite, electricity. range, refrig., phone. 2se
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1861 X. II. AyE-Desirsble east-lront room.
attractive. home privileges tgr one OF mSo
ladies. eraploveG. Potomac 34eo. ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
lHAnAinnaH

1927 18th ST. E.w.--Room with or without
,oard in best northwest section; reasonable
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1909 N ST. NW--LArge, airy 2ad-noor,
near bath, quiet; walking distance; am ii
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3e26 WARDER ST NW-Corner home; n
stantaneous not water; SIS per mo
3Ii4 lSth ST NW.-Attractive, comforteblf
adjoining semi-priyate bath; private FANNY
convenient location; reasonable; gentiem2n
Adams 3i47. 20.
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1877 OAK ST. NW.-Nicely furnished front
room; southern exposure Adams 7l57. 29'
COLUMBIA RID, lS3s-I4arge outside room,
3 windows, exposures, paths in house;
2 car lines. Reasonable
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OAKDALE VILLA.
Glen Echo. Md. opposite Bannockburn
Golf Club. opens May / for the Summer.
Beautifully situated in the country with
city conyenlences. Special rates for families.
Make your reservations now. Telephone
Bradley e57. Mrs. SurRuy, Manager.
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1857 KALORAMA RD-Corner colonial man
oyyn ' he thx. ears and nus 23s
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SIS 4 ST NW.-Modern improvements one
room, Ink; running water; clean, quiet
adults; SIS weekly; lanitor service.
1915 KAIsORAMA RID, Apt. 32-Attractiye
rooms In refined home tone has private
hath: gentlemen. Col 5ol6. "
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iiT. rnl., communicating
eun-be0rna q windows, artistic lighting,
fireplace. cont h. W., janitori refs. 1926 l1th.
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i724 A ST. SEWING ROOM. KITCHEN,
Enclosed sleeping porch. semi-private bath;
ami; $50 per mo-. adults. Lincoln S430-J.
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EAGLE LODGE, asa 18th n.w.--Near Cen
trial High; several desirable rooms, southern
exposure; $50 and $50 monthly; tourists ac-
com undated
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NEAR DUPONT CfRcLE-Attrae.iyeiy fur
nlehed room, suitable for TWO rsaeonapae.
4 nnlY At SIfS q A.
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203O EYE ST. NV, opposite paFk--Z large
newly papered and painted rooms Tor Lhk'
sink; also small apt for Summer.
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1885 MERIDIAN PLACE NW.--For gentleman;
desirable room: continuous hot water; rea-
sonabe near 14th, Park road. Adams 4186
1914 VARNuM ST. NW.--Large front room
windows: mahogany furniture; twin beds
private bath; cont. INV; garage. Adams
3212-J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

BATON ROUGE. La. May IA. a,
The state senate high court recon
vcned today after nearly N months
recess 10 begin the impeachment
trial OF Governor Huey r.. Long cn
eight charges OF official deficiency
returned by the lower house. since
he became chief executive a yea-
ago.
The governor was expected 10 Of
fer as his defense. "a challenge of
the validity OF seven ar the Ernnearh-
ment counts. He win appear BE-
fore the court after q statewide
speaking tour In which ne carried
before the people his denuncsasicn
Of the Standard Oil company. which
he said. was at the bottom Of the
impeachment move. and the p-eH
Of the state for fighting hts proposal
occupational tax or refinerS' rll.
Mr.. Long will contend that each
count except that charging intlmlda-
ticn OF q newspaper publisher A. in
valid on the ground that they we're
recorded after the special legislative
session. called by him. ended April 6
He will not contest the legality on
the one charge because AZ was a.
dopted on the last day OF the session
In the house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

sarEon dsa trythlHr rye H=- r-F-
E1anFnt relief.
Before III started e. Treatment
pains would Gle Ll my AsrrMMrH
after every mrai. nv hrart wa1t
futtcr. and &c times 7 Aasf Rad Cd
gasp for breath I ser-f1 Go he a.
ways dizzy. ard Frequently mhnm f
stcupra cvtr w rrnrr niT head Hn Nrh
and gave mn awful hwMnArhHH MW
strength and energy fallhH mam. MHA
+ was so weak mf firnfa n rnaAEmN
walk down tcwn cr nryM hRrF ri1t
much. and my cctor a. Yei.rtrh
and unhealthy. aft6aw ns4
sound sleep ic1t nraHhf Hna. mnr
bilious and generally Frn nrMn
Right after tll~ fATHH fR# Mna#M
rf Enrw-n X knew ~ hA@ tmMmn tMm
right medicine mr las MKV mrgw-
tife came back. n rnHrFnA hpnFfW
meals. and ngw I Em never brfnrF~
cd with stomach trc1hte cf
kind. Nv strength ard ene4Kv are
back. md nov 7 arr c. fhF Hn n1.
the time hnrr rAirrn wH@Mt.
sleep fire and trri hrtHrr HmH
stronger than M have fri- Am m AunH
time. Nov. rav cnir- M NMMlrMH.
and II m N pleasure sn namAr fhA1
Recommendation ~ Ellh a remark
able medicine IS Earzon
The above Statement HaN race Fq
Gently nv Mr. Mnry nFaE
Poodle St.. Hnuxtrn- I'M fraMmmMmT m
the Lnt~ Church tHm NHMrw@#m
Sisters. Nc zn NMytlrHWFr Lmnnm MmH
highly esteemed hF IA H.1r Gree nt
n lends
SarErn raav - uhtaAsrr ~
Brownsville frcm CNenrcs Cr1r
Stores. IN Ia Frrta frrm Nfnarmm
Pharmacy. in san E@mftn frrm4
Palace Pharmacy. Lr Kr# FrrNmnA
from Butler ErUE Co. arc Am Mun
Hcndn from Ftln H--Er rrAMH Store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

progress had been made IA educa-
tional lines through work Of the
federation.
Mrs. T. J. Voc. Of San Benito. in
PRODUCED representatives of six new
clubs. applying for admission into
the federation. all Of which were ac-
cepted. These we're the Wide Awake
nome demonstration, Donna, the
Southern Star home demonstration
club. Weslaco. the Lincoln Parent
Teachers association. McAllen. the
Willing Workers home demonstra-
ton club, Donna. the Primera home
demonstration club, Harrington. and
the La Blanca. Donna. the Primera
home demonstration club. Harlin-
gen. and the La Blanca Busy Bee
club She reported % active organ
izations taken into the federation
In the past two years.
Mrs. J. L. Young. OF Mineral
Wells, chairman of the state depart
ment OF the American home. was
introduced as the honor guest.
The reports OF other officers were
heard and accepted as satisfactory.
Mrs. IT. II. Armstrong. of Mission.
acted as parliamentarian in the alb
sence of Mrs. Willie A.. George of
Brownsville.
Reports from the various depart
ments. including fine arts. music.
drama, and literature were given
during the morning session. The
award for the best Study club year
book submitted between October.
1928, and April 1929. offered Ia
Mrs. A. Goldanner. was given to
the Harlingen Study club.
Departmental reports we're fol-
lowed by reports from the "a study
clubs of the Valley.
M. II Ford associate plant quar-
antine inspector for the department
OF the interior. was present. and ad-
dressed the women on the types of
insects and the insect menace.
Members Of the federated clubs Of
McAllen were hostesses to the con-
vention. with Mrs. w. @. Stewart as
general chairman In charge. Lunch
con was served to the guests at
noon at the McAllsrf hotel.
Club reports were to be continued
throughout the afternoon. Reports
from special committees were also
to be given in the afternoon. with
the installation Of the new officers
at the close Of the session.
Mrs. =. Owen Scott. or Rio Grande
CITY. retiring first vice president.
and incoming president OF the fed
Grafton alternated with Mrs. Wright
in the chair.
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AAAA "a 1A@1 AA0A(2 - 49,
II, 1918. bear interest at the rate
of six per cent per annum from
date thereof until their respective
maturities, and after their resrec-
tive maturities at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum until paid, pro-
vide that all past due interest shall
bear interest at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum. provide that the
failure to pay any Of said notes at
maturity shall at the election Of the
holder thereof mature any or all Of
said notes. provide for 10 percentum
Of the principal and interest thereon
If collected in o. through the probate
or bankruptcy courts or by legal
proceedings as attorneys fees. and
fully described in said deed of trust,
and given in part payment for the
following described tract Of land,
lying and being situated in Gamer
on county, Texas. containing 10
acres of land more or less, apd more
particularly described as the north
one-half Of the south half of block
No. 22l. Of the San Benito Irriga-
ton company's subdivision. as shown
on the map or plat Of said subdi-
vision. and the record thereof, in
volume 3, at pages 1918 of the
Map Records of Cameron County,
Texas. and,
Whereas. "A. 4. Whitney Is now
the legal and equitable owner and
holder Of said ~hereinabove described
note No. twenty 600. all the re-
mainder of said notes having been
heretofore fully paid off and dis
charged, and said John NJ. Stoltman
has made default in the payment
or said note No. twenty COO. due
on the 18th day of May. 1928. and
the same is now past due and un-
paid, principal, interest and attor-
news fees, by reason thereof and
as provided for in said deed OF
trust. /, the undersigned, G.. G. Wag-
ner, trustee, have been requested BY
the said owner and holder of said
note upon which therein now past
due and unpaid, principal, interest
and attorneys fees the sum OF S76.4O,
TO enforce said trust, I will offer
for sale between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. at
public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, on the first Tuesday In
June "A. D.. 1929. same being the
4th day of June "A. d. 1923, at the
courthouse door in the city OF
Brownsville, Cameron county. Tex
as. the hereinabove described lands
and premises.
witness my hand the 4th day Of
May. 1929.
G.. C.. WAGNER,
Trustee.
5-7-i4-2i-3421.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14
NOTICE

The commissioners court Of Cam
eron County Texas. will convene
and sit as a Board Of Equalization
on Monday the 9th day OF May.
"A. =. 1929. at Q o'clock a. m, TO
receive all the assessment lists and
books Of g. A. Cowden. Tax Asses
sor Of Cameron County. Texas. for
the year 1929. for inspection COR
rection or equalization and ap-
prevail.
Witness my hand and the Seal
Of the Commissioners Court Of
Cameron County. Texas. this 18th
day of May. A. d. 1929.
H. D. SEAGO. County Clerk.
and Ex-Officio Clerk Of the
Commissioners Court Of Cam
eron County, Texas.
STA 90 23-3419
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BAND TO CONCERT
AT POST TONIGHT

The 18th cavalry band will give
It's regular concert Tuesday begin
ming at 7:30 D. m. in the band
stand on the Fort Brown parade
grounds.
The program follows:
1. March. Tent City" EnElishJ
2. Overture. "Hunyady La5lo,'
ErkeD.
s.. Waltz. -Un Bal a In Cour,'
Fahrbach).
4. Selection, Dolly Warden" ed
wards).
5. Morceau. Woodland Whispers
(Czibulka).
Intermezzo. from Tales of Hoff-
man. tOffenhachl.
8. March, AT Bagdads Gate
de Luca).
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WOMEN'SCLUBS
CONVENE TODAY
Plat Semi-Anrual Conven-
ton of Valley Federated
Organization Begins


McALLEN. May l4.-Ninety-cirht
uelegates from the various clubs Of
the Valley. and 10 officers Of the
RECREATION were present when the
sist semi-annual convention of the
federated women's clubs Of the Low
er Rio Crande Valley went into ses-
sion at the Christian church here
today.
The delegates were called TO or
Ger by Mrs. Fred II. Wright. or Mer-
ceoes, president Of the federation.
and the session opened with an in
vocation by Mrs. M. weimer. Rio
Hondo. chaplain. The visitors were
welcomed by Mrs. Stephen Jones, of
McAllen.
Retiring officers ave their final
reports Of the work OF the past two
years. Mrs. Wright. retiring presi-
dent, thanked the member clubs for
their cooperation. and expressed
satisfaction that during her admin
istration the endowment fund had
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nAnh. Tnm rMAAM wMw EAMMhMMM Mm NJ
Houston specialist HAAmnmH NHhmHN
after nnrn whmn Nv mMH n~AAnuHuHWa
that sire had HwmtioNnd the un
The pin Il stu IN TIE eh46H stcEms
ach. though Az la ftcuRn& Ana ~
rnrcTrr from tiln merAFn-
ft was first tmnnlMAAA fMM tmt HmmM
lowed tnm EHlm ERmMMw rnnrrM MM
it was revealed mrAHr H-FMw HMME MMu
ton THAT thn rln hnH hhmm An tMH
stomach fnr tmn rr three daNM Ma
rad q hixh -trrnernttFe ne th~ tnn4
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HIGH

Continued from page one.)
but some fruit might get out. Have
vigilance committees appointed in
every town in the valley 10 inter-
cept and destroy arg citrus fruit
that might reach tlse Valley"
Mr.. Bell sent out copies OF the
telegram to all ether Valley cham
Der Of commerce secretaries. urging
them to take immediate action to
guard against any citrus fruit be-
ing distributed or sold in the Valley
section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14
YOUNG, SCHACHT AMI
STAMP IN

PARIS, May II. -tP1-The deci-
sive stage of the ~reparations expatts
conference has arrived with the bur-
den OF the work OF compromise ap-
parently falling on Sir Josiah Stamp
OF Great Britain. DIR. Hjalmar
Schacht, head OF the German dele
cation, and Owen ID. Young.
These three men conferred this
morning. Sir Josiah ana DR..
Schacht were TO meet again later
to continue work of the German
conditions for acceptance Of the pro-
posal made by MIR. Young.
It was expected this would be ON
pleted tonight. The report may Be
distributed tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

Sealed bids will be received by the
County Auditor to June 3, 1929, for
the purchase Of a No. 60 Cater
pillar Tractor. Specifications for
same may be obtained from COM
missioner A. ". Logan. San Benito.
Bids will be opened 81 10 g. n.
June ;. 1929. at the meeting Of the
Cameron County Commissioners
Court. Court House. Brownsville.
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SENATE BEGINS
LONC'STRIAL
Governor Expected tc Con-
test Legality Of Char
ges Returned

BATON ROUGE. In. MAY IA
P>-G0v- Hucy IT, Long today M
peared &c the bar OF the state sen
ate 20 answer the Impeachment
charges of high crimes and mHsdr-
meancrS- He was accompanied Nv
nire attorneya
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

Much discussion Of general bust
ness conditions in foreign coun-
tries. particularly Matamoros could
be heard today. Expert reports
from PERSONAL observations are ex-
pected tomorrow by the business
authorities who have assembled
here.
OF all the colors on display at the
convention. Brownsville had the
loudest-bright red, with letters
in black. And a good delegation
is on hand from Brownsville.
What they think about the con-
vention. and about the Valley. Is
similar in most instances. Some
statements follow:
Guy H. Hules. secretary OF San
Antonio association, and formerly
state secretary. In every way the
convention surpasses those of the
past. including attendance. enter
tainment and general interest in
all sessions"
L. w. Bevan. president Of Retail
Merchants association. who was in
bad humor from losing his hat:
"A fine convention in a fine set
ting. The Valley Is a wonderful
country. {
Joe Bailey Of wichita Falls. in
~cidentally q nephew Of the late
Joseph Weldon Bailey: Il say
without reservation that I have
had the best time I have ever had
at a convention. The people
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Parents Bring Tot
Back, Who Swallowed,
Safety Pin; Better

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cav. 4s
washington avenue. returned this
morning from Houston with their
7-rconth-old daughter. Catherine.
who had swallowed an open safety
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~Abcut Z ~cnr So 7 r-n~snnenrnt
20 suffer wlfN Efoaarh tEuelatr arc
with M. \ tired "a int nf dltm
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Three Of the busiest figures a.
round the convention-Fred III.
Scheer. manager OF the Stonewall
Jackson hotel: Victor Fl. Mertz.
chairman of the committee In
charge; and Mrs. Ethel 3. Finlss.
local secretary.
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League Leaders


National
Batting-Stephenson. Cubs. Az.
Runs-Stephenson, Cubs. Is.
Runs batted in-Wilson, Cubs, %.
Hits-Frisch. Cards. 80.
Douglas-Frisch, Cards. 10.
Triples.-Frisch. Cards. 5.
Homers.-Ott. Giants. y.
Stolen BaseS.7Swan5on, Reds.
Flowers Robins. Z.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Cubs. won S.
lost o.
American
Batting.-Jamieson. Indians. .402.
Runs.-Gehringer. Tigers. 20.
Runs batted in-Heilmann. Tigers.
"a.
Hits.-Gehringer. Tigers. 40.
Doubles-Gehringer, Tigers. 10.
Triples-Alexander. Tigers. 4.
Homers.-Gehrig. Yanks. 4.
Stolen BaSes-Fonseca. Averill.
Indians: Johnston. Tigers. A..
PitchinE.-Uhle. isers. won o.
lost o.
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Blue badges reception. Most
Valley people are wearing both.