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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
NOTED LECTURER
TAKEN TO COAST
BY FEDERAL MEN
Robert Parsons Faces De-
pOrtatiOn Because OF
Radical Tendencies.

Robert Parsons, said to be a dis
tinguished lecturer and authority on
poetry and the man who edited the
book entitled Gan Anthology of
Revolutionary Poetry" was taken
to San Diego yesterday by federal
immigration Officers, after being
held in the county jail for several
days pending action of his case.
Ostensibly Parsons, who writes
under the psuedonym of Marcus
Graham, is being held for deporta
tion because of his radical tcnden-
cics.
Parsons was arrested in Yuma, on
July 24 when he had in his posses
sion a copy of his book. He was
later brought to Ell Centre. This
b ook, given wild e circulation
throughout the country following
its publication by large New York
publishing house, is a compilation of
poems by noted authors. Most of
the poems deal with liberal ideas,
bordering on social revolt from the
cAlSllHp SldHudfOS.
The poems of Burns. Shakespeare
Byron, Goethe and scores of other
distinguished figures in the world
of literature are included in the
book.
The American Civil Liberties
Union through its branch in Los
Angeles. has taken an active inter
est in Parsons case and is now ar
ranging for bail, which has been set
at $1,000 and for attorneys to de
fend him against the deportation
charge.
According to Parsons. he has been
in the United States for - wears
About two years ago he was arrest
ed and held for deportation on the
ground that he had illegally enter
ed this country from Canada, but at
that time he satisfied the federal
authorities in Washington and New
York and was given assurance that
he would be permitted to remain.
If the federal authorities construe
"An Anthology of Revolutionary
Poetry" to be radical literature, it
will mark the first time in Ameri-
can history that poeticai works
have been so designated. The Am
erican Civil Liberties Union, which
! is sponsored by many of the leading
| liberal attorneys and publicists,
plans determined fight to estab-
! lish 'poet's license" as an integral
part of the constitutional section
providing for free speech and free
| dom of the press.
1t is understood that Parsons is
also held on the accusation that he
| admitted being Il Communist. that
he illegally entered the United
States and that he paid Il two hour
visit to Juarcz recently. In such
| eases, it is pointed out that he bur
den of proof of innocence rests with
the accused, rather than with the
accusers, as is the case in most
legal cases.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
Mrs. Barnes Plans
Another Att e mpt
For Speed Record

LOS ANGELES, Aug. >. U.p =
Florence Lowe Barnes, noted Pasa'
dcna aviatrix, who failed in an at.
tempt to break the world speed
record for women, announced today
she will take off on another record
flight next Monday.
Mrs. Barnes averaged $50 miles
per hour for four laps yesterday,
slightly under the lSl,j miles record
held by Amelia Earhart. Officini
timers, however, said the barncs
plane was clocked at ls3 miles on
one lap,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
ESTATE
VALUED AT SMALL SUM

los ANGELES, Aug. 2. U.H-
The entire estate Of Rudolph Schild-
kraut, motion picture character ac-
tor, was appraised at $3.50 in a pro
bate application on file in superior
court here today. Mrs Erna Schild-
kraut, the widow, who was sole bena-
ficiery. said the estate consisted of
AN automobile and some stock.
Schildkraut left no will.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
Japanese Floods
Claim Is Lives

TOXIC, Aug. >. W.H-Fiftccn
persons were killed outright and
many more believed drowned by
heavy floods that inundated parts
Of central Japan today.
1t was estimated that over Il
thousand houses were entirely or
partly submerged by the sudden ov-
crflow of water. Communication
lines from the stricken district were
destroyed.
The flood was caused by contin-
ucd rainstorms during the past few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
Actress Named
In Damage Suit

Los ANGELES, Aug. >. UP
For damages asSertedlv sustained
i'll an auto accident, Renee Torres,
motion picture actress and sister Of
Raqucl Torres, beautiful Mexican
screen star, today was named with
four other defendants in suit in
the superior court for $l752.jO.
The plaintiffs in the suit charge
that Miss Torres ear was being
driven in IL reckless manner at the
time of the crash last July II.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
Arizona Dairy
Council Formed

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. :. W.p)
An advisory organization Designed
to promote and develop the Arizona
dairy industry field application for
Incorporation papers undcr the mana
of the Arizona Dairy Council with
the state corporation commission
yesterday,
Included in the - directors is r.
w. Patrick of Mia;..i.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
WARSH|P
ORDERED
TO China
Proceeds From Manila
To Shanghai To Stand
BY And Aid Americans
SITUATION CRITICAL
Refugees From Stricken
City Are Pouring Into
HankOw.

HANKOW, China, Aug. ,. W,P)
Refugees from the stricken city of
thgngsha, pundcrcd by horde of
Chinese Communists, today poured
into Hankow.
aud told tales of ,hc butchcrics being
committed there.
Persons of wealth and position
were the special object Of the Com
munists' fury. Members Of the gov
eminent. bankers and merchants
we're hunted down and slain wher-
ever found. Their heads were
severed from their bodies and strung
up outside Of public buildings and
residences
Many of the bodies were left lv-
ing in the streets after they had
been stripped of valuahlcs. Houses
were in ruins or flames everywhere.
Witnesses reported that anyone 50
indisercct as to Wear expensive or
foreign clothes WAS the target OF
Slaughter or abuse.
From the increasing numbers OF
refugees seeking safety here it was
believed that many had escaped
from the city.
Much anxiety vas felt in Han
koE tecausr o. The fact that troops
being rushed to Caau%hsa were being
Transferred largely from far distant
areas.
MANILA, Aug. =. U.p-Tbe
nited States DESTROYER Pccos WAS
ordered today to proceed FROM here
under full steam 30 Shanghai TO
stand by and giec aid to American
citizens in the kiuiang province,
scene of Communlstir uprising.
LONDON. Aug. .. WP) British
and Japanese dc2tro}orS were steam
iug at full speed up the YanGt,c
river today TO lIaukoW and kiuki-
ang, where hordcs of Chinese ban
dis were reported approaching the
cities, a Pciping dispatch to the
London Daily Express said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-02
Endurance Planes
Running Smooth

ROOSEVELT FIELD, l.. L., Aug
,. UPl-With nine new spark plugs
in its engine, the endurance plane
CARRYING Louis Reichers and Robert
Black droned past its 300th hour IN
the air at S:34 a. m. today.
RcichcrS changed the plugs "'.iuSt
for practice. The crew of the
rcfueling plane noticed the cndur-
ance planes Windshield had been
broken, but no explanation was
Forthcoming.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, ,, U.P)-Forrcst
O Brine and Dale jackson had
passed the halfway mark today in
thtir attempt to shatter the rcfucl-
ing endurance record of 553 hours,
held by the Hunter brothers, of
Sparta, Ill,
O'Prine and Jackson passed the
halfway point last night and mt 9:ll
a. m, C.S.T, had been aloft on their
endurance monoplane, Greater -.
Louis, - 300 hours.
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Continued on page six)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-17

where they viii visit tcr "A time
before going to Colorado. Mr.. Lew
ellyn VIII return shortly while Mrs.
Llewellyn and baby expect % re-
main n Colorado until September.
Mrs. Marry @. Fisher, daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert III. Gerlach,
who has been visiting In their
home IN Pennsylvania avenue, left
Monday morning for her home nc
Bakers Pond, Pa. She was accom-
panied BY her children. Jack, Don,
Harry. Lois and Marjorie. and
nephew, Sam Williams, OF Etna,
Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Reeves and little
daughter returned Friday after
spending two weeks vacation visit
ing in Mr.. Reeves former home
near Shreveport. Ia.
Mrs McMurrv Richey and scn,
Tom. left Friday night for Marlin
where Mrs. Richey was called BY
the illness or her sister-in-law.
r. =. Mitchell, members OF tina
border patrol. returned Saturday
morning from a trip 20 san An
tonic.
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IN SOCIETY ORQEs--A COMPLETE PAGE FOR VALLEY WOMEN s=

where they viii spend about two
weeks visiting.
Miss Grace Alsmeyer, Mission,
who has been visiting at the home
Of her brother. Henry Alsmeyer
and family. left Sunday for Kings
vile where she will attend the
second session or summer school
at the College or Arts and In
dustries.
Misses Evelyn and Margaret
Pope have returned 20 their nome
at Mission after visiting &C the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ais
meyer.
Miss Lozona Thacker arrived
Monday morning from Kingsvfle
after completing the first term OF
summer school In G. A. /. there.
Mrs. 8. 9. Dodds and Mrs. It. L.
Marchbanks left Saturday evening
for Kerrville where they viii visit
their daughters. Miss Barbara
Dodds and Misses Josephine and
Mary Frances MarchbankS who are
spending the summer at Camp
Mystic near there. They were &C
companied by jimmie Brown who
drove.
Asa Agar has gone to Il Paso
on a short business trip.
Miss Pauline Walters has return
ed home after visiting II Beaumont
and Waco.
Miss Nell Sanders is visiting rel
atives and friends In Robstown.
Misses Helen Taylor and M =
garet Craddock have returned from
the College OF Arts and Industries
at Kingsv!lle after completing the
first term OF summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Cook left
Monday for a vacation trip TO
various points in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Llewellyn and
baby left Sunday for Fort Worth
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
kATHRYN RAIIENGFP

Friday afternoon Mrs. Joe Bal
lenrer entertained with n delight
ful birthday party from four 10 six
o'clock honoring her daughter
KATHRYN, on her seventh birthday
anniversary. The rooms were pref
tAv decorated in pink end white
With va~ricolored balloons depending
rom the chandeliers ana creatinr
2 gala setting. Childish games ver
enjoyed on the wide lawn du~inr
the afternoon. Later cake anS
frozen suckers were served. Favors
wee '~rtereT-ir~ comeback balls
'e f0-v 0nn '.tf'a guests e-i--in~
tia event were Jimmie I7~s~ur
Annie LcN N~rtferiorn. Yathar~
7c7~ts. Cs--tr %T.1--sr-. NO.
m Co-den. Aloha Sla W-'-h-
cuise George. Valene Parsons. Er
win Reese. Mabel Hig-.nbtha-r. An
md Minor Mer wether. Laura
brandon. Mary Helen 1n5 r0-Dth-
Io-shaw. Turner Watson, Junior
WeceFartner. Henry Shclander. FL
ne Symonds. Mary Minter Polly
Nsrisn Monger, Buddy and Polly
5fee1love. Robert Bone. Lena Nav
Clark, Roland Trenn. Flora Ber
Price. Bette Orr. Florence Ewir-
Dorothy Ann Pren.iSs. Gilbert auc
Robert DAVIS. Billy Brandon. Go
ria Watson. 20 Ann Emery. Bettr
70 Hanes, Lyman Hailay, Arthur
fcMilian. Arm Stanley. Frances
LhilIpS and Leefe Brown.
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Comm Comes

Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Parker are
Wis ting in Houston and Galveston,
and c-D~~t ~ 70 ~ \ camp 1T Kerr
vile with friends before their re-
turn.
Mrs. Leary end her rran1son Al
red Parker &c Olr't-o. sr-nt a cw
Tavs this vc-'- wish 1-r. and rlrz
Bill Woods al IA -oria. It's Ic--r
-on. Cerric arrived this vre'- from
Rcc'fc-d. III. - rtay with his
neither until September.
Mr. and Mrs. Red Williams md
'aurhter. fT"rv Jane, Of Olmito are
visiting n MERRIAM ard Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Worack and daurh-
en-. Ida. Of O'-ri-0. are SPENDING
their summer vacation at Meridian.
Rev ard Mrs. Fox end Mrs. Chris
tan Of Olmito are attending a camp
meeting at Waco.
Miss Martha Inrersoll who was
injured las. wear in an automobile
accident at the University Of Texas
is much improved in St. David's
hospital at Austin. her mother.
Mrs. y. W. %Inrcrsoll. has been adj
vised. She IS expected to leave the
hospital soon.
Mrs. Blanche McDonough has re-
turned to her home in Houston
after several weeks visit with Mrs.
A. O'Brien.
Mrs. Milton West and son. Milton
Jr-, left this week for a visit with
relatives at Cline. From there they
vii 20 TO Roy. New Mexico. for a
rtav.
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HUSBAND
on BIRTHDAY

Friday evening Mrs. Gilbert Geig-
her entertained informally with
three tables Of bridge at her home
honoring her husband upon the
occasion Of his birthday anniver-
sary. Quantities Of pink roses gave
a pretty decorative note to the
event. When scores were totaAd
Mrs. Harry Hinkley held high
among the women guests and Or.
F. L. Hinkly ranked first amonz
the men. Each received q suitable
trophy. After playing ended a re-
freshing salad course was enjoyed
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry H'nkly, MI. and Mrs. E. B
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Hinkly.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Holcomb. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Hinkly, z. F. Bonner
and Mrs. Ellis.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-17

OMAHA, Neb.-Omaha will be
the goal Of approximately $4,000
American Catholics when the sixth
national Eucharistic congress is
held here September % to 25.
Heretofore the congresses have
included the clergy only. but the
laity is invited this year for the
fret time.
Bishop Joseph Rummel Of Oma-
ha, who will act as host 70 the visit
ors. plans to welcome the largest
number of Catholics ever gathered
together IN the United States With
The exception or the international
congress in Chicago in 1925.
The Mos Rev. Pietro Fumasoni-
Eiondi. Of Washington. papal dele
rate to the United States. will o1en
the congress with the celebration
OF a solemn pontifical votive mass
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San Benito
BRIDE-ELECT IS
CONTpLIfFNTED

- 80 -
COAIPLIMENTED
Cl!maxing q week or interesting
Inequalities honoring Miss Sarita
Lomax. whose wedding to Lieut..
Warren NJ. Scott viii take place
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock In
the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. was
the afternoon bridge and miscel-
laneous shower given Saturday at
ternoon OF the past week at the
country home OF Mrs. s. s. Dodds
with Mrs. Dodds and Mrs. T. Z.
Marchbanks as joint hostesses. Eff
fective grouping OF yellow and
orange zinnias gave pretty distinc-
ton TO the affair, the colors being
repeated in appointments for the
fourteen tables and in other de-
tails. Mrs. Knox Smith was sue
cessful during the games and was
rewarded with a lovely gift. Sou
venir for low score went to Mrs.
Paul Cowgirl. The bridal colors
were represented in the shower
event. little Dorothy Dodds enter
ing with a huge basket decorated
IN pink and heaped with scores OF
beautiful gifts which the honoree
placed on a yellow decorated table.
Pink. white and green were the
colors featured in the ice course
which was served In the late af-
ternOOn hours.
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the cut. Mrs. Arthur Pitt received
a pretty birthday remembrance.
Guests were Mesdames NJ. A.
Baird, Peter Heinz, r. Desmond,
William Brown and Farley Of Har-
lingen; members we're Mesdames Ed
Marsh. Arthur nitt. Eugene Rich
ards. Katherine Collins, Louis Bauer,
Knox Steiner, Charles Rel and r.
j. Friedman, and Miss Beatrice
Friedman.
The hostess served a dainty re-
freshment course. Next week the
club viii meet with Miss Beatrice
Friedman in Los EbanoS.
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Tournament Bridge
Club Entertained

Mrs. w. E. Heaner was hostess q
the Wednesday Tournament bridge
club at her home. entertaining sew
eral guests with the Tub members.
High score club prize was re-
ceived by Mrs. J. L. Rent o. and
second high by Mrs. Burt Huxley
Jr. Mrs. Dean Porter was awarded
high guest prize. and Mss Rosalis
Kibbe, second high.
Three tables o. members and
Guests enjoyed the afternoon
games, az the conclusion OF which
refreshments were served.
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Of the Blessed Sacrament In ST.
Cecilia's cathedral.
Preparations are being made to
accommodate $4,000 persons Sep
tember "a. when Cardinal Munde-
lein Of Chicago will address a mass
meeting in the Creighton university
stadium on The Blessed Sacrament
and Catholic Action"
At he same meeting Martin r.
Nanton. senior judge Of the United
states district court OF appeals Of
New York, will speak or The Cath
Ole Taity and Eucharistic Devo-
tons
The call for the national con-
gress, the first since 1911. was IS
sired by Bishop Joseph Schrenbs
q Cleveland. president Of the
Priests Eucharistic league.
The lest national congress- vas
he'd al Cincinnati and -'le first a.
Lille. France. 30 wears ago.
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Club and Guests
Entertained

Mrs. II. w. Hollowell entertained
her bridge club Wednesday after
noon at her home. with one table Of
guests added TO the usual personnel.
Roses were attractive decorations Of
the living room where the after
moons games were enjoyed.
Mrs. NJ. a. Baird won high score
prize, and Miss Beatrice Friedman.
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Class Enjoys Lake
Swim and Picnic

The Young Peoples class Of the
Olmito Sunday school enjoyed a de-
lightful outing Wednesday evening
at a point on the lake. Following a
swim at 6 o'clock a delicious picnic
lunch was served.
Those III the party were herman
Stroman. Bernie Box. Raymond
Mickle, Roger Meyers, Henry Fan
ming. Hugh Wilbanks. Wayne Willis,
Vivian Austin, Margaret Austin.
Margaret Pugh. Mary Lee Patty.
Ruby Pearson. Janelle Willis. Cath
crime Sanborn, and the teacher, Miss
Este!le Willis.
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New Achievement
In Face Powder

The skin az youth lies III every
box o. new wonderful MELLO-
CLIO Face Powder. The purest
powder made-its color is passed
by the ". :. Government. NO pasti-
ness, flakineSs or irritation. a new
French process makes 10 spread
more smoothly and prevents large
pores. No more shiny noses-it
stays on longer. Use MELLO-GLO.
Cisneros Drug Stores. adv.
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MISS BETTE ANDREWS
SHOWER E0NORFE

Thursday afternoon Mrs. II. j
Wright and Mrs. NJ. +. Wright wer
joint hossesses honoring Miss Beth
Andrews, whose approaching mar
riage 10 Warren Ennis has been
announced. Forty friends OF the
br'de-to-be were present for the
afternoon. bringing with them
dainty End pleasing gifts for flu
ture use. Mrs. Jack HAYES was win
ner In the Kitchen Contest"
staged during the afternoon, while
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Brownsville Couple
We'd at PARSONAGE

Richard Graham and Miss Vir-
g'nia Renich OF Brownsville were
married Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. E.
p. Day. Attending then wer
Buddy Graham and IRIS. c. w.
Brown. a sister Of the bridegroom.
and Mrs. Terry Telletier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham left for
Gregory, Ark. for their weddinf
trip, and Will make Their home !
Brownsville upon their return.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-17
LATERAL II CLUB
HAS MEETING

Friday afternoon the Junior
Lateral r club met at the home Of
Frances Phillips with nine men,
bers and II guest present. During
the business meeting, Ethel Woolan
was elected president and Olivia
Parks was named secretary. During
the two contests. Ethel Woolam am
Lucretia Parks we're awarded first
prizes. The hostess served dainty
refreshments Of sandwiches. punch
and cookies. The next meeting viii
be held at the home OF Geraldine
Hcrnburg, Friday. July 10Th.
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coy SCOUT O
ENTERTAINED

". ". HoussWrisht was host u
twenty members Of Troop One. San
Benito Boy Scouts when he enter
tanned with an enjoyable affair on
the Joe G. Ballenger lawn. The
Scouts marched in a body to tn
Ballenger lawn following a bust
ness meeting at their regular meet
ing place. Brilliantly colored lights
Illuminated the yard which wa.
the scene Of a particularly inter
esting contest played with beans
and numbers. A large nu-lper OF
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SAILING PARTY FOR
u PEOPLE

Thursday evening the Young
Peoples department OF the First
Baptist church enioved a sailing
party on the Laguna Nadre with
fifty-e.ght present. The rrouD sail
Ell across the bav 10 the island
where a picnic lunch was served
Snon-o-s for the hca.ir~ wore
Mrs. Lola Paine. Mrs. Nina Pnl1Av
and Mrs.. Fr9~'- roNa-4-~-
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john Gen Joplin, Harry Barstch
Miss Miiner Lovinger of Browns
vile, Leroy Leschler, MS Ara.el'
Digy7 OF Brownsville. Eli Ewing
OF Harrington. Hiss Soph.' F.tz-
gerald Or. Ryan pierson, Sydney
Yoder. Otis Cochran. A. L. linden
and Mr. and Mr.. Jim Tom ste ".
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TRENCH MOUTH HEALED

Your friends dare not say SO bu.
your sore gums and foul breat''
don't make folks like you any BET
ter. LETO'S PYORRHEA REM
DY heals worst cases II used as a.
rected II Is not a mouth wash C'
paste and II is sold on a none
back guarantee. Cisneros D-u
Stores. Adv
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SAILING PARTY AND
PICNIC

At the bayshore late Thursday
afternoon and evening Mrs. j. Il
Story entertained with a delight
fuI sailing party and picnic. Fol
lowing the pleasant boat trip across
Laguna Madre. the guests enjoyed
bathing on Padre Island Beac+ and
we're later served a sumptuous pc
mic luncheon. Those enjoying the
affair were Mr.. and Mrs. G0ody-
kuntz Of Harlingen. Mr.. and Mrs
Ted Jahns, Miss Fannie Spann
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CEWrr rCT yC
GIVEN cUNw-rp

Friday a T-r--i,v ARRANGED bridal
sho---. complimentary Miss Linda
Vac pir~-c~e. h-f-r elect --a-
given nj the home of her n---s-
Mrs y Y WT''ls. Games vr-- En-
'ovN tlr'r- tha afternoon and
later refreshments NJ -~-r- and
anee, fOCd cake we're se a- -
ahorr twenty quests.
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prizes, including candy bars, pea
nuts and popcorn. were awa-ie
during the progress Of the game.
Later the guests enjoyed n w
raelon feast. Those present were
twenty Scouts. Scoutmaster John
.. Prent S.. and T.. II. WarhurtoN
assistant scoutmaster.
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PERSONALS

NJ "a B. Piley and h11v anr
mother, Mrs. Geo. A. Esrev re
turned Saturday from Corpus
Christi where they have visitinr
Ars. G 2. Dodds and family. Mrs
Dod6s is a daughter " Mrs. Espey
Mr. and Mrs. r. T.. Parsons an
daughters, Misses Merle and Flo
ence Parsons. and son, Raymond
left Sunday for points IN Obi
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Program For
County, Club Women

Cameron county women. interested In hcmenaktng and boy and
girl members Of Al clubs Of the county are TO have an especially in
teresting program arranged for their benefit during the twenty-frst
annual short course to be held at College Station July 2s-August !.
The program discloses q wide range 81 discussion in home making fields
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you w0nf to feel the same way

BUSINESS today requires that the successful
- man be physically At and mentally alert.
Men, especially, forget themselves physically.
Their work demands practically all their time.
They do not exercise enough. They get little or
no sunshine: They are robbed of a good appe-
tite and when their red-blood-ceIls fall h.
low normal their flesh becomes fabby, their
nerves unsteady. Their strength must be re-
inforced.
Soundness Of body and peace of mind depend
upon the proper number of red-cells in the
blood-s,0 600, 600 to the cubic r;II;metsr Thew
give blood its color and are carriers of nourish-
ment to every part OF the body. 1t is dangerous
10 let the red-cel count remain below normal.
SSS: mas been a blessing to millions who
have taken advantage OF its wonderful medicinal
properties. II helps Nature build rich, red
blocc-eells: 1t promotes healthy body building.
You viii be pleased to know that SIS. IS
mace from strictly fresh vegetable drugs. It