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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-11-18
Bobby Jones Hangs Up Clubs as Amateur
Cameron Courts
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
FURNISHED by Valley Abstract CO..
CAMERON COUNTY

SA-slLnON SOlN1I
j. J. Heidi, Annie Heidi. TO John
Glatz; All north 20 acres. block 2.
Collins Sub. $1,000 etc.
Paul Wells, Veda Wells. to j. j..
Willingham; North 5.66 acres, blk.
Is, survey ~; $1,000 etc.
N. II. Baldwin, Betty Baldwin TO
Paul Wells: North 5.66 &C. OF blk.
IS. Sur. AZ. $1,000 etc.
j. w. Rhone to G. II. Hamilton:
All town lots Is. IA. IS, -l6, block
70. Harrington, 100000.
J. T. Gallant. Primma Gallant
10 I. G. Bankhead. Era Bankhead;
Lot Z. block s. Second Adm. San
Benito $1,000 etc.
Glenn c. Farris. Madse Farris to
Hill Cooke: Lot 3. block 1913. Orig
Townsite Harrington: $1,000 etc.
Juan Benavides to Pedro Aguilar:
Lot 10. Alta Addn. La Paloma:
$4,000.
John w. Bett. VS.. Jessie Belts.
to G. G. Henson: Univ. 4 lots /.
2. 8. block 81. Third Addn. San Be-
nito. $1,000 etc.
Farmers State Bank to T.. d
Reed: Lots Z. 8, g. 10. II. y. block
AZ, Third Addn. San Benito: $1,000
etc.
A. F. Parker to AL and LLOYD
Parker. Inc: South ten acres As,
Sh. IL. 9. IS, Monte Grande Sub. (:
$1,000 etc.
Al Parker Sec. Company to Mrs
Bertha Theobald: South 2e7 &C.
block Al: and north $50 &C. block
40. La Feria Id. & Ir. Co: s557o0o
Cristobal Longoria 10 WILDER
Scholes; l7ol acres, out OF La Fe-
ria Grant: $4,000.
w. d. J~effress. Martha Summers
Jeffress. to Sam Bolts; undiv. 1-e
int. in lots I. 2, blk. p. Harlin-
gent: $4,000.
w D. and Martha Summers JET
fress. 10 w. Z. Jeffres: Undiv. lie
int. in lots ], 2, block p. Harlin-
gen: $4,000.
Leo Reed to David Walter Mer-
rift; Lot 10. block u. town o.
Combes: 5000. etc.
T. +. Maher 70 L. RAY Carter
Lot I. block e. West Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
T. F. Mahre to L. Raw Carter;
Lot 50. Genital Blvd. In block z"
$1,000 etc.
T. T. Maher to L. Raw Carter,
Lot 2. blk. "Z". West Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
A. Z. Purvis. ct al. to Bert NJ
Cromack: Lot S. blk. I. Second
Addn. San Benito. $1,000 etc.
Cuates Dew. Co. TO Henry East.
block SO. Rice TT. Sub. 1000 etc.
w. @. Mathes 10 Felix Salinas
Juana Leal de Salinas: Lots 80. 81
30. 80. 81, block u. Lot 6. blk. 10
Colonia Alta Vista Brownsville
$1,000 etc.
w. q .Mathes. 70 Luz Cervantes.
Lot 81. blk. IS. Colonia La Paloma
Map Of Combes Reserve in adjoin.
ing city San Benito. $1,000 etc.
Port Isabel Irrig. Co. to G. II. Hol-
comb: East 1902 &C Of blk 9. PIT
Isabel Irrig. Sub. sh 80 unit 2. Bay
view Citrus Groves: $1,000 etc.
AL and Lloyd Parker. Inc. TO En-
ma c. Plat: South seven &C in blk
5. Orange Grove PIX. s3.3250 90.
Houston Bldg. & In. Assn to J
7. Course; lot 9 blk !. Nicholson
Place. Third Filing. Harrington
$4,000.
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Screaming Eagles Bear Down Hard for Austin Tilt

Youkin. sl0.c-. : 1905 &C. on N Ia
lot Z, blk 8, McColl's Sub.
Emma B. Hammond. to "A. y. Hol-
lenbeck, ct TX. $1,000 Lots 8, Z. and
8, blk i. Hammond's Subd-
A. J.. Hollenbeck ct ux 70 Walter
McLaren. $1,000 Lots Q. 7, and 8,
blk. /. Hammond's Subd.
ID. w. Wilmoth. et ux TO J. =. VIII
moth, Jr. $1,000. Lot l, Wilmoth
Subd.
w. A. Harding 10 "A. w. Berg
strom, ct al. s8i5l.00 Lot 3. blk 43,
Tex.
Wev b Bowman et vir TO Lewis
Amman. $1,000. Lots Is. l6. q. =
and %. Frost Proof Heights.
@. ID. Adamson 20 D.. 7. Ken
bricks. $1,000. Lot ?, blk 7. E'sa
Townsite.
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Cochran Leading
Hoppe in Match

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s-P,-
Walker Ccchran's spectacular play
in the first two blocks OF his $500
point match with Willie Hoppe for
the worlds 1s1 balkline billiards
title found the HOLLYWOOD star
leading its veteran rival by nearly
$50 points
Cochran won both afternoon and
evening blocks yesterday. In the
first block a high run OF lib en-
abled him TO win. 500 to 2l3. while
last night his margin was 800 TO
AZ. giving him an advantage OF
600 10 255 With ten more blocks to
20. Cochran put together a string
OF l27 in the second block for the
best cluster OF the match. Hopes
only really big string was a cluster
OF az in the ninth inning o. tn
first block.
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Especial TO The Herald)

HARLINGEN. Nov. ls.-Vlrtue
never goes unreTarded.
Last night two rough-and tumble
rowdies. really a pair Of uncouth
persons. attempted a little dirty
work on the favorites on a wrest-
ling card in the Fair park auditor
ium. Anyone who knows his copy
book maxiums knows what happen
ed without having seen the brawls.
The Williams were Kissed. the tin
cared Sir Gallahads were applaud
ed. and last but not least. the
heroes won after a long. hard
struggle.
The knights OF the squared circle
we're Jim Heslin and Cowboy Teddy
waters: the knaves. jim Coffgeld
and wildcat" Reynolds.
Flat Note
A fiat note IN the evenings
orchestration was sounded when il
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on the 9th day OF
February. A. D. 1929, George Per-
anteau executed a Deed OF Trust,
conveying 10 ]. A. Terral, A Trustee,
the real estate herein described
TO secure G. II. Colgin trustee
in the payment OF d debt therein
described. said Deed OF Trust be-
ing recorded IN Volume 81 at pages
1882 OF the Deed OF Trust RECORDS
OF Cameron County, Texas, and
Whereas default has occurred II
the payment OF said indebtedness,
and the same Is now wholly due ana
the owner ana holder of said debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell said property 10 satisfy said
indebtedness:
NOW. THEREFORE. Notice Is
hereby given that on Tuesday. the
second day OF December, A. d. 1880,
between ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock P. NJ, ! Will sell said real
estate at the door OF the County
Court House in Brownsville.
Cameron County, Texas, TO the
highest bidder for cash.
Said real estate Is described as
follows: In the County Of Cameron,
State OF Texas. to-Tit:
20 acres. more or less. in parti-
ton Share No. ], Espiritu Santa
Grant. in Cameron County, Texas.
being the West 20 acres Of Farm
Block or Subdivision No. Isl, as
shown upon a certain map. record
ed in Volume 3 on page is OF the
Map Records Of Cameron County,
Texas.
Witness ny hand this It'll day Of
November, "A. d. 1880.
=. A. Terral.- Trustee
ll-ll-l6-25-3t-369T.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By The Associated Press

10y Inc associated PresS.1
PITTSBURGH - Tony Herrera.
CHICAGO. knocked nut Joe Click
New York. az. Eddie Brannon.
Pittsburgh. outpointed Ray Newton.
Mansfield. Ohio. 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jadick.
Pniladelphie. outnointed Tommy
G-~-ar- Omoha. Nah-. 1nl.
BO5TON-Andv Callahan. Law
renee. Mass. outpointed Sammy
Fuller. Boston. IoD.
MlLWAUKEE-Dsve Maier. Mil
-aukee. STONED Frankie Wine.
Cleveland. 90. Raw Tramnle.
7"rkfc-d. H.. ont-cinte1 Sid Ms
-ft. Milwaukee. Tnl.
TULSA-Rsv kid KiEe- Tulsa
outpointed Mickey ONeii,- S:i----
kee, uo)-
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Train Sche les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES

PACIFIC LINES
IN i2-To Houston San Antonio
III i4-To Houston. 100 .. n
No. 1910 Houston San Antonio
BOO .. u.
No. i%Prom St Louis San Antonio
Houston. 7.3U a. n
No l3-Fror1 Houston. $40 q N.
No u-From San Antonio and Hou.
ton s.5s .. n
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
No. 3leAFrom Houston. San An.o-
oio. BIS q N
No. szoro Houston. san Antonio
Us .. On
NATIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
tMataHoros stationD
No 1870 Monterrey. Mexico City
SOS q N.
No. i3l-fron Mexico city Mon;er
ey. $50 0. q
, RIO GRANDE RAILwA1
From Point Isabel. Z D. "a.
To Point Isabel ESQ = N
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Americas major automobile race
at Indianapolis has been officially
scheduled by the international
sporting commission for May 80.
1881.
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and Waters Win Bouts;
Karasick Unable to Wrestle

vas announced that Al Karasick
would be unable TO meet Reynolds
IN the star bout. Bearing a pair
OF heavy glasses. Karasick appeared
on the platform and stated that he
would be unable to perform be-
cause OF a recent injury TO his
eyes. Unable to obtain another
grunt OF ability. Promoter Heslin
girted up his loins and sailed forth
into the arena TO 60 battle with the
noted wildcat.
A partial answer TO w h
makes the wildcat wild7" was
rendered shortly afterward. It's
guys like Jim Heslin The wildcat
souged. slugged. butted and gave
Heslin the works in general. but
he wound up the victim OF two
Furnishing splits. both OF which left
him writhing in pain HeSlin won
the first fall in the second round
with a split Reynolds butted Heslin
for a fall in the third. and Heslin
came back with another split in
the fourth for the third and decid-
ing fall.
The Grab"
The wildcat had a nifty trick OF
climbing up on the ropes. He gave
a perfect picture OF an embattled
rooster. whose home life is threat
ened by a strange cat. Grab"
would be a better name for Rey-
nolds than wildcat He could
crawl off the mat quicker and in
more different directions than
seems possible.
Cowboy Waters threw Coffield in
the fourth round OF a scheduled
five round bout with a Cowboy
sDecial" These boys rilled at a
fast. Furnishing pace with Coffield
resorting 10 a little dirty work.
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POSTAL RATES

POSTAL RATES
The United States air mail postage
rate Is 5 cents Ter the first ounce Al
10 cents for each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points IN
Mexico take this rate.
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Tennessee has 1869 miles Of
highway in It's state system. With
1925 miles in secondary and dis
trict roads.
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Air Mai. Schedules

. scheduie Tor q mail between
e.. nsvflle and balias Is announced
d..he postoffice department as fol-
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Registration OF passenger auto
mobiles in Madrid dropped 80 per-
cent for the first eight months OF
1880 below the same period last
v#naw
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Seattle-San Diego air mail volume
increased 755.i20 letters over 1929
in the first nine months OF this
year. the total being 82l6.9So.
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Students. to the number o. 3.n29.
drive their own automobiles to the
University Of California at Los An
geles campus daily
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LOCALS ARE
OUT TO WIN
Club Flashes Defensive
Strength Praetieing
Monday

A dovry brood Of Hedging
Brownsville High Eagles is preening
feathers and sharpening claws for
its encounter with the Austin high
Maroons here Friday.
AL Of Brownsville IS playing the
bunch that the Eagles viii play
their best game Of the season
against the District leaders. This
feeling has been yelling up through
out the year. Wait until We get to
Austin, the fans have been saying.
The light, inexperienced squad
has been steadily improving with
each game ana the MaroonS VII.
likely lind the Eagle defense a tough
barrier. In the line, Captain Frank
Ccrtez played a whale OF a defens-
i've game against the Breckenridge
Eagles. Benway was TO the second
airy defense what Cortez was to the
line. Coach Red Irvine praised the
work OF these two boys highly after
the game.
Polish Up
The Eagles went through a SIRE
nuouS workout Monday afternoon,
brushing up on defensive play. The
boys showed more stuff than they
ever have this season. despite the
fact that IL was Blue Monday"
Austin will bring a powerful
machine here. According TO critics,
IL is potentially a state champion
ship aggregation. II IS a weil-bal-
anced club, perhaps the greatest
Austin high machine turned out
s,ce the days Of Big Os" Eek
Z. who later made history at the
iversity Of Texas. But, when the
lib comes here. the district cham
(VNnship will be al stake. Should
brownsville upset the Maroon apple
cart. the district race would be
thrown into a turmoil of ties.
Shoot Everything
The Eagles are going to shoot
everything against the Austin club.
They will be playing wide open with
everything TO gain. Any team in this
frame Of mind is dangerous. That
was the spirit S. NJ. u. carried to
South Bend. The Texans were beat
en- only one touchdown BY a great
Notre Dame aggregation.
The Eagles that face Austin VIII
be far different from the untried
youths who played the seasons
opener with Corpus Christi. The
team has improved steadily with
each game and 1t is now a veteran
outfit. The machine has been weld
Ell together and IL is going TO play
its best game Of the season against
Austin.
We are going out there to win"
Irvine declares.
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Lights and senaphores u reru-
late traffic were first tried in 1863
in Iordor.
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rect his effort In supporting "a Of
the candidates?
For a swan-song, consider Gov.
Moody's statement of abdicating
his candidacy for reelection:
My only interest Is the good
Of my state and to see a continue
ton Of a well-ordered and efficient
administration OF public affairs in
this state. with properly thinking
and properly-acting people hold
ing office.
The special interests seeking
privileged and favored position
struggle for the control OF our gov
eminent as never before.
The employment Of some of
the members Of our legislature by
the special interests Is an evidence
Of their purpose and Is one or the
means they adopt to accomplish
their ends.
They are able to defeat pro-
gressive legislation and to place
Of our people and unjust and an I'M
upon the backs Of the toiling masses
fair proportion of the burdens OF
the government In this situation
the democratic party needs to be
reunited as the exponent Of good
government and the guardian OF
the peoples cause"
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passed on BY the court, and that
the committee was clearly within
its legal right in excluding Mr.. Love
after Loves voluntary appearances
and outspoken avowal Of present in
tention not TO support possible
nominees OF the party.
But Moody Is out.
The biggest question in the state
campaign right now Is:
Whom will Moody support?
That will be answered within a
few days, and when It Is answered,
the decision Is to flow into action
in support C the election Of some
Of the candidates. someone who will
be an exponent Of clean, honest. eff
ficient government, a government
by morally responsible people.
Moody's statement with respect
TO Mr.. Sterling. whose entry into
the race prevented Moody from an
nouncing 10 days ago. said:
Il have many loyal friends IN
lEAdS Will NAlO4Al 4 WOGAA INV W0@A
to contest for another term in the
governors office, and the chairman
Of the highway commission happens
to be one of them. He has an
nounced as a candidate for COVER
o I am due him nothing but
friendship and gratitude for a pub
lie service well performed. and
am his friend. 1t seems, however
that it is proper. both for him and
for me, since he holds appointment
under me, that / say in this connec
ton that he has not been brought
into the campaign by me or as an
administration candidate. but SO
far as I am concerned. and so far as
he or the administration Is con-
cerned. he runs on his own initiative
and merit"
That's what the governor said
Friends Of Sterling were not per-
turbed. They did not regard the
statement as hostile. but only as
making clear there was no concert
in Sterling's getting In and Moody's
getting out.
Will it be significant in Moody's
turn to the place where he will d.
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AUSTIN, June IL 49, A case OF
might have been"
Two ifs decided the makeup Of
the governors race. They probab-
ly decided who will be the next gov
ernor-- and who wouldn't be the
next governor, with all the long train
of unforeseen consequences, public
and personal, that these involve
If-Tom Loves name had been
left off the ticket Monday when he
defied the state committee to leave
it off. Dan Moody would now be IN
the race.
FIR. S. Sterling highway bond
exponent, had not jumped into the
governors race, Dan Moody would
now be in it.
The state committee got up to the
point Of a vote on the exclusion OF
Love, on his own declaration that
his present intention was to bolt
certain candidates if they became
nominees. Had that vote been TAX
en-, Mr.. Loves name would have
been left off the ticket. If it had
been taken, Dan Moody's rsame
would have stayed on the ticket.
First consequence Of that would
have been what Mr.. Love wanted
He wanted an independent race
against the democratic nominee
He has been bulldogging the demo
cratic party all the year 70 throw
him out. He and others regarded
his best dhance as having been
outside the party. And expediency
plus widespread confusion and un-
certainty among the state commit
tee members over what the Love
court decision meant, put him or
the ticket.
Gov. Moody is a lawyer. It is NJ
secret that he considers the set Of
facts In Mondays meeting was ar
entirely different one from that
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City Visitors
Registered

From College Station-Mrs. M. N.
Williamson.
Dalhart.-Mrs. Clara (. Suter.
Marlin.-Miss Marjorie Rogers.
Corpus Christi.-Mr. and Mrs.
J. x. Kelly, Miss Connie Fitz Sim
mons, Msis Jamie Matter, Miss
Leona Witherspoon, Imogene Blunt
ger and Miss Pearl Mdore.
From Amarillo.-Mrs. r. Z. Cor
don. F. Y. Gaber. Gertrude Far
raner. Miss aCtherine Metcrof, Cleo
Bradley, Almira Richardson. Mrs.
John A. Stalcup.
Port Arthur.-W. 3. FOULS.
Waco.-Mrs. Louis Grow. Miss
Gladys Allen, Miss Mamie Schiper,
Miss Maud Daniels.
San Antonio.-Mrs. Celextz Coyle.
Houston.-Mr. and Mrs. w. o.
Hill.
Fort Worth.-MisS nellie Spear,
Giagia Morr, Miss Mary Jane Hig-
gins. Miss Ernice Kyser, Miss
Gladys Melburn.
Shamrock.-Miss Nell Adams.
Temple.-Mrs. w. T. Bolding.
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Valley Society
Telephone Z
Telephone z

, Saskatchewan. Canada. where she
will spend the summer at her hons
there.
Mr.. ans Mrs. G. T. Tompson and
son Of Snyder, Oklahoma, arrived IN
Donna Sunday. They Will make
their home here.
Mrs. r. D. Dicks and children
were visitors in Harrington Friday.
The firemen Of Donna who LETT
Sunday night to attend the annual
| state firemen convention in San
| Angelo were Fire Chief Jesse C.
Norwood Albert Mckinney, Ernest
Barrett. Ed Self, and Ray Haas.
Mrs. Robert Wood arrived IN
Donna Monday from Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Townsend left
Monday for Montreal. Canada,
where they will spend three months.
They will stop in Ohio for two
weeks visiting relatives.
Paul Hansen was a business
visitor in Edinburg Saturday.
I. G. Semenionk left Tuesday for
California where he will spend a
month.
Alex Freise Of Cuero was a visitor
at the home Of his neice, Mrs. Jesse
c. Norwood. Tuesday.
A. c. Hart arrived n Donna We'd
nesday from Georgetown. where he
has been attending the University.
Earl Snow who has been attend
ing Texas University arrived in
Donna Sunday TO spend the summer
here.
3. M. Sullivan OF Weslaco was a
business visitor in Donna Monday.
Joe Blackwell of Mission was a
visitor in Donna Thursday.
Jessie Mae Park returned We'd
nesday from San Antonio where
she has been the past month visit
ing her brother, Orion Park.
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variCOSe Veins!
Simple Home Treatment Quickly Reduces These Swollen
Unsightly Veins OR MONEY BACK

Are you one OF those unfortunate
women who read admiration in
everyone's eyes until they suddenly
catch sight Of the enlarged and
swollen veins in your legs? Then
admiration seems to turn to utter
indifference-even disgust Well.
there is something mighty ugly
about legs disfigured with Varicose
Veins.
Why not start to-day and quickly
stop the pain and soreness and help
reduce the enlarged and swollen
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12
Lutherans to Build
Two New Missions

WACO. June 12-CF-The state
board OF missions and church ex-
tension OF the Lutheran church OF
Texas, Missouri synod. appointed
new men in mission fields in Texas
and several pastors for new churches
az q meeting here yesterday.
Pastors appointed to begin work
with the Texas churches this fall
were: Rev. 7. Borneman. Columbus,
Neb., TO St. Johns mission church,
Galveston: Rev. g. Lueckens. Cleve-
land, Ohio. to La Pryor church: Rev.
E. Rathgaeber. Wichita Falls. TO a
new church az Corpus Christi; Rev.
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the afternoon while they enjoyed
a number Of games.
ENTERTAINS
CLUB
Friday afternoon. Mrs. II. Z. Tom
me was hostess TO the Little Bridge
club at her home on Wet Kimball
Avenue.
The guests present were Mrs. Z.
L. Bull, Mrs. Z. II. Buie, Mrs. Abe
Wise and Mrs. A. j. Schubert who
received the guest high score prize,
a box Of handkerchiefs. Mrs. G. G.
Conley received the club high score
prize, q vase.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon.
Mrs. c. G. Conley will entertain
the club next week.
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Day In Congress


Thursday
Senate. Continues debate on
tariff bill. Lobby committee an
nounced decision it would not COM
pei Bishop Cannon to answer
questions on his political activities.
House: Considers the Vestal bill
to revise copyright laws. Special
committee to investigate Commun-
istic activity continues its work in
executive session.
Wednesday
Senate: Debated tariff bill. Lob
by committee decided not to COM
pei Bishop Cannon TO answer Ques-
tons about his 1923 anti Smith &C
tivity. Foreign relations committee
reported without recommendations
the nomination Of Hanford Mac
nider as minister to Canada.
House: Passed miscellaneous bills
approved by military committee.
Banking committee heard recon-
mendation Of branch bank system
by Charles E. Mitchell. chairman Of
National City bank Of New York.
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Rayrnondville
MODERNISTIC CLUB
MEMBERS MEET

Thursday afternoon. Mrs. A. j.
Schubert was hostess to the Mod
ernistic club and three tables Of
guests at the home of Mrs. Charlie
Johnson in san Perlita. An after
noon OF bridge was enjoyed BY all.
Mrs. Allison won the high club
prize. a pair Of silk hose. Mrs. Joe
Keepers Won the high guest prize,
a pair Of sill hose. Mrs. Jenkins
won the high cut prize. a box OF
handkerchief and Mrs. I. B. Lee
and Mrs. Harry Cook each received
q box of handkerchiefs as conso-
lation prizes.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
cd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-12

veins 70 normal with M0One's En-
erald OIL?
Get a 2iaounce bottle OF Emerald OIL
at any drug store and before Its OIL
used-you'M know the rapturuus Joy or
wearing present day short skirts. an
pearing az beach in bathing suit.
wearing attractive sheer hose without
offending because OF your h~ideously
vcined legs This powerful vet safe an
tiscptlc OH Nv simply wcnderful-nor
only 60 insure blessed foot and leg
comfort but beauty. too. by reducing
these detracting punches and knots.
Nothing like a beautiful and attract-
five ie- no add youth ro years. auv.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
HOST

Friday afternoon. little Billie Fox
was host to a number of his friends
at a birthday parry in honor of his
fourth birthday at the home Of ms
grandparents. DR.. and Mrs. c. u.
Rhoads on West Hidalgo Ave.
Those present we're Charles and
Norman Johnson, Junior Akard.
Sarah Jean Jameson. Roger Robin
son Jr, Joe Dele Keepers. Jean
Campbell. Charles Carroll, John
Lissner. Jean Smith Jr., Doris Par
ham and Leila Sabin.
Refreshments were served late III