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The Chinese may be smart people
but Lupe Velez. who plays the role
Of Ming Toy in Uniyersal's all-talk-
ing version OF the stage success,
East is West" at the Queen thea
tire today and tomorrow could give
them some pointers on their mode
Of dress.
In this pic. - Lupe Velez wears
a heavily embroidered Chinese pa
jana suit weighing nearly 20 pounds.
All Of the exterior scenes were made
in a blazing sun. for the picture was
made in the hottest part Of the
summer. Even the interior of the
sound stages showed the tempera-
ture to be around los degrees.
Mex time we make a picture in
summer" Lupe told Director Monta
Bell. I'll appear in q bathing suit"
Lewis Ayres and Edward G.. Rob-
inson appear with Lupe in East is
West.
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Country Club Dinner
Dance Is Gay Event

Holiday gaiety regned supreme at one OF the most delightful parties
ever held at the Country Club. on Saturday evening. when the dinner
dance of the club was the feature Of weekend society.
More than one hundred and thirty reservations were made tor the
affair. Small tables we're arranged around the han. with red tapers. roses
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BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day, third. wind velocity at 8 a.
m. fourth. precipitation IN last %
oouyx.l
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HOLIDAY GUEST
NAMED H0NOREE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Hodges en-
tertained a small group of friends
Monday evening at bridge as a.
courtesy of Miss Geraldine Biddle
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Society Calendar
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Los Amigos dance. FL Jardin ho-
tel.
Hood Marchbanks wedding, San
Benito.
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North Mission
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. WhittleSey
have as house guests their father
Herbert Foote and daughter OF Tor
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Stallings and
daughter visited friends in Mission
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Madison Miller were
luncheon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Spencer Of Santa Rosa sun
day.
r. Smith OF Combes was a caller
in the w. r. Williams home Mon
day.
T. G. Allen returned to his work
III San Antonio Monday, after sew
eral days visit in the @. E. Bourne
home.
Dan Mcleod will leave January
first TO accept a pisition in Abilene.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Sprouse OF San
Perl.ta were callers in the NJ. B.
Bourne home Friday.
w. Willy Of Lyford was a business
caller here Tuesday.
Arthur Sprouse of San Perlita
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DUCK DINNER
HOSPITALITY

Mrs. /. p. Bourne charmingly en-
tertained Sunday in her lovely home
with a duck dinner.
The spacious dining room and
living rooms were decorated with
poinsettias. Christmas bells and
other decorations to carry out the
holiday schemes.
The dinner was served to the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Allen
OF Wichita Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Bourne and children of Santa Rosa,
Mrs. Viva Rayborn of Harlingen.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Z. Bourne. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ B Bourne and daughter and
Miss Marie Armstrong
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Sebastian
CHRISTMAS
GIVEN AT SCHOOL

V III
A beautiful Christmas program
was sponsored by the faculty Friday
afternoon in the spacious school
auditorium.
All grades assembled In the audi
torium w1.re they entertained with
Christmas c.rolS. stories, readings
and greetings. then each grade re-
turned to their room and enjoyed
a beautiful gift-covered Christmas
tree prepared by their own teacher.
The program was well attended
by trustees. patrons and a great
number OF visitors.
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CAPITOL

CAPITOL
He IS Americas favorite small
town boy-and he likes it. II is
Just what Stuart Erwin wants to be
He was born near the crossroads
postoffice and general store OF
Suuaw Valley, California-one Of
the smallest towns in the United
States.
When I decided to become an ac-
tor, / looked around" says Erwin.
II saw that the place was all clut-
tered I'D with a lot of handsome
fellows who could sing, dance. and
say funny sayings, and / decided
that, inasmuch as nature has made
me sort of different. I'd just stay
that way. And by golly, I was lucky
enough to be right"
Erwin fails to explain. however.
that 1t was not a matter Of luck
this success he has won in Holly
wood.
When Stew" Erwin Che gets the
name soberly and not LOUDLY, be
1t UNDERSTOOD, left the University
OF California he first thought that
he would be a newspaperman. Sec
ond thought, however, decided him
TO be an actor Che thought there
would be more money in IT'D. and
he entered a dramatic school in
Los Angeles.
He graduated with honors-(who
has ever failed TO graduate from a
dramatic school?-and he played
successful engagements at severa,
Los Angeles theaters. His gravita-
ton to the film s>-os was a ma
tural thing. Mos Of his screen
work has been for two companies
First for Fox. Later, and now. fol
Paramount.
He has just finished a part in
Maurice Chevalier's new starring
picture. "Playboy OF Paris" one
with Charles Rogers in Along
Came Youth" and with Leon Errol
and Richard Arlen in Only Saps
Work" They were important parts,
for Stew" Erwin has come to be
an important factor in the Holly
wood scheme
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Calendar


BROWNSVILLE
Capit0I--Rain or Shine: Joe
Cook.
Dittmann-'Reno": Ruth Rol-
and.
Queen-"East Is West; Lupe
Velez and Lew Ayres.
HARLINGEN-
Acknowledgment -: VIII Rog-
erS.
McALLEN-
PaIace-"Min and Bill; Marie
Dressler and Wallace Beery-
Queen-"Big Money; Quillan.
MERCEDES
Capitol - The Cat CreepS ;
Helen Twelvetrees.
MISSION
Mission Theater-Tne Lash I.
Richard Rarthelmess.
RAYMONDVuLE-
Ramon-"Common Clay, Con-
stance Bennett.
SAN BENITO-
Rivoli- The Princess and the
Plumber: Charles Farrell
WESLACO-
Ritz-"Just Imagine. FL Brendel
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07
JEAN HERSH0LT At
THE LIBERTY THEATER

1t is very often impossible to see
a reason for the names given to
movie plays, especially when they
are such misfits as the play on at
the Liberty theatre tonight, Jazz
Mad. From the name one would
gather that it was dancing story
in reality it is a high class drama
of flappers and young shieks, but
in which the great Jean Hersholt
does some wonderful character act
ing.
Critics speak Of the play as out
standing. Jean Hersholt has made
each succeeding play in which he
appeared a stepping stone to high
err fame, until, at present, he is
rated as the worlds foremost char
acter actor.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07

Oscar Dahl, owner Of the Sew
ard Hotel and placer mine opera
tor, departed today on his first
trip of the season to his Moose
Pass property.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION

List your labor wants with Us,
We will endeayor to secure for
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the NJ 3 w
Club, Seward, Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07
INSPECTION TIME

Now is the time to inspect the
bottom Of your shoes and boots
and have them resoled or summer
wear. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07
Jack Rosness, star basketball
player, has secured position with
the Alaska Railroad riyerboat crews
on the Nenana and Tanana rivers

Gus Peterson, local carpenter,
left today for Moose Pass where
he will look over some mining
ground.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07

Subscribe 10 the Weekly Gate
way, Is pages Of news every
week for $3.50 per year.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07

Fresh Haas can0v. SCRALLER-
ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-07

Read the news every day.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

SO corriendo, como enloquecido,
ell patio del hotel, seguido de
cerca por ell obrero y ell viejo
domestico.
Ell condo salt6 al coche.
-iCalle de la Goutte ?d'Or!
-grit6 Boyer al cochero.
Ell caballo, que era excelente,
arranc6 al galope al sentir Ell
latigo sobre SUI flanco.
POGO a POGO la agitaci6n del
condo Sc calm6; su espiritu no
.estaba tan turbado Y podia re-
.flexionar. No trataba de hacer-
Sc ilusiones, Ell obrero habia re-
.conocido ell retrato de su hijo Y
no podia tener duda. Una des-
gracia espantosa habia herido
a su familia. Pero, Ic6mo ell
Ivizconde de Lucerolle, que 9l
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
LA EVANGELISTA McPHER
SON DICE QUE ELLA NO
PEGO A SU MADRE

Los Angeles, Agosto 20.-El
oeri6dico Ell Examiner dice
hoy que Aimee Semple MsPher
son, pastor del Temple Ange-
tus, MEGA que haya pegado a
5u madre, Sra. Minnie -Kenne-
dy, aunque esta la acusa.
Una declaration escrita por
la mujer, dice: 70 no pegue a
mi madre. Yo guerra hablar
con ella acerca de algunas CO.
sas que habfa estado diciendo
y ella habfa decidido marchar
e cuando lie pedi que Sc que
dara. Sc arroj6 al suelo y gri-
to y llor6, como va 10 habia
hecho en- otra OCCASION. Enton-
ces Sc march6 Y puso termino a
todas sus relaciones con ell
Temple"
Sobre su estado fisico mani
fest6: Ahora me siento enfer-
ma; pero pronto estar6 bien.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

creia ausente de Paris, estaba
en- una habitaci6n de la calle
de la Goutte-d'Or? jPor que
usaba ell nombre de Carlos Cho-
let? Hacia mil suposiciones, que
rechazaba sucesivamente, COM
prendiendo que aun 10 aparta-
ban mas de la verdad. Toda
suerte de p~ensamientos contra
dictorios Sc cruzaban confusa-
mente en- su cerebro; por mas
que buscase, la luz no Sc hacia
en- su espiritu.
NO., nose decfa,-no com
prendo NADIA, no puedo explicar
me NADIA, iAh! Els Luisa Yer
der, Luisa Verdier, 81 la que
tiene la clave de este horrendo
misterio!
FL cOche, despues de haber
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

to precipitadamente y abrio 6l
mismo la puerta de su gabinete
diciendo:
-Pase listed, senior conde,
pase listed.
Despu6s, advirtiendo la pail
DEE del senior de Lucerolle y Ell
desorden de sus vestidos, ana
do con inquietud:
i De que Sc trata, pues, Sc
nor condo? jque tiene listed?
Senior doctor, anoche Ia
condesa de Lucerolle Y yo ha-
bIamos extensamente de listed
-respondi6 ell conde,-y acor-
dandonos de 10 mucho que listed
ha hecho por nosotros, no publ
mos menos de convenir en- que
eramos unos olvidadizos Y unos
ingratos; entonces me propuse
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

hacerle una vista. Aver, senior
doctor, 20 no saba que hoy mis-
mo tendria que pedirle I'm nue.
vo servicio.
liable listed, senior condo,
liable listed, estoy a sus 6rde-
mes.
-Vengo a buscar a listed
porque mi hijo, ell vizconde de
Lucerolle, ACADIA de ser herido
por un asesino; quizas adn lie
guemos a tempo para salvarle.
En- an abrir y cerrar de oios,
Ell doctor Sc quito la bata, Sc pu-
so Ell gaban, tonic su sombrero
y su estuche de cirujia Y Sc en-
con,r6 dispuesto para salir.
i Vamos, senior condo, va
mos!-exclam6.
Por Ell canine, ell senior de Lu
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

atravesado ell CarrouseI, entr6
en- la Gale de Richedieu. Ell con-
de Sc acordo del doctor Gervais
que viva ALI. Ell obrero lie ha-
bia dicho que la victima res
piraba aun. I'm rayo de esperan
"a acababa de penetrar en- su
coraz6n.
ST TODD auxilio no llega tar
dijo,-el doctor Gervais
lie salvara.
Sac6 la cabeza por la porte
zuela Y, viendo la casa del doc
tor, hizo detener ell coche.
Ell doctor Gervais estaba a
fortunadamente en- su casa;
trabajaba en- un gabinete de es-
tudio Y cuando ell criado fue a
avisarle que ell condo de Luce
role guerra hablarle. Sc levan-
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
ITALIA TIENE Ell "a
MAS RAPIDO

Roma, Agosto 20.-El buque
mas veloz de la armada esta
ahora en- poder de Italia.
Hasta hace POGO tempo estu-
vo en- poder de los "eXplorado-
res" de Estados Unidos. Des-
pues pas6 a poder del buque
frances "Verdun". Ahora per-
tenece al "explorador" italiano
"Nicholoso da Rocco, ell cual
ha sido sometido a prueba en-
Ancon, donde Sc lie construy6.
La velocidad alcanzada habfa
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
UN TRIBUNAL FRANCES
LIBRA A UN
AMERICANA DEL ESTIG-
MA DE ESPIA

Paris Agosto 20.-Un tribu-
nal solemnemente absolvio a
Charles Leopold Hartman, de
Hollister, Cal, del estigma de
haber sido un agente aleman
durante la guerra mundial, re-
considerable la estancia de
muerte que Sc lie impuso en-
1919.
La corte, al rescindir la SEN
tencia de muerte, la transfirio
a una persona desconocida que
usurp0 la identidad de Hart
man. Tiene ell ciudadano ameri-
cano rs amos de- edad y Sc lie
arrest6 bajo la acusaci6n de ha-
Der sido un espfa aleman Guam
do hizo una vista al lugar de su
nacimiento, en- Alsacia.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
E Ell A
"LA COLUMNA".

Ell regalo del automovil Ford
Sc efectu6 hoy, por la Habana, Y
el n1mero agraciado quedo en-
poder de la agrupaci6n la Co.
lumna".,
La utilidad meta alcanzada
por la sociedad Guiana monta a
1866.
Parte de este dinero sera uti-
lizado en- extender ell alumbrado
electrico de la ciudad hasta la
finca, 10 que Sc hara antes de la
fiesta senalada para ell dfa IA
de Septiembre.
Manana jueves Sc e~fectuara
una junta a la cual deben concu-
rrir todos los miembros.
Van a ser nombrados las CO.
misiones para ell Picnic.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
Sc DIJO ESTA SEMANA
Frases y Opiniones de Celebri-
dades Mundiales Seleccionadas
por Ramiro de Ulloa

"Los jovenes buscan nuevas
de expression. Particu-
larmente quieren aprender la
tfcnica del Capital y del Credi-
to, Y profundizar en- la brutal
dad y la estupidez de la guerra.
De aqui que ataquen inclemen-
ties ell absurdo y viejo concepto
del patriotismo; que pongan en-
evidencia las falsas "lealtades".
Y que desenmascaren las pre-
.enciosas maquinaciones econ6-
con mayor vigor que ell
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
VA ESTAN SATISFECHOs
LOS WATKINS Y LOS BAN
BERGER

Chicago, Agosto 20,-Los nj
nitos de los Watkins y los BAN
berger estan hoy en- nuevos no
cares.
Las figuras centrales en- ell
famoso cambio fueron cOloca-
das anoche en- differences sitios
despues que Charles Bamber-
ger Y su esposa decidieron que
los Watkins tenian raz6n, que
las dos familias tenian los bebi-
tos equivocados. Bajo ell ojo vi
gilante del DIR. Arnold Kegel,
jefe de sandal, la Sra. Bam-
berger entreg6 ell infante que
habia venido cuidando en- las
dltimas seis semanas y la Sra.
Watkins, a su vez, lie entreg6 ell
que ella habfa bautizado como
un Watkins.
Elias desnudaron los "bebi-
tos'', les cambiaron la ropa y
cambiaron formulas de alimen-
taci6n. Las dos mujeres besa-
ron a los dos llorando un poqui-
to, Sc apretaron las manos y el
enredo termin6.
Pero cuando Watkins regre-
SO de la pelota y Sc encontr0
con un nuevo bebito amenaz6
con echarlo TODD a rodar. "Ellos
Sc aprovecharon de que mi es-
posa estaba sola. NADIA de ESQ
Sc hubiera hecho de haber esta-
do 20 en- casa.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
e~nsenandola al obrero.

ensenandola al obrero.
Boyer dej6 escapar una ex-
clamaci6n de sorpresa.
Ell rostro del condo Sc descom
puso.
Senior conde-dijo Boyer,
este retrato es identico al que
Sc ha encontrado en- la cartera.
mi hijo, mi hijo! han ase
sinado a mi hijo!-exclam6 ell
conde en- tono doloroso.-Jos6
vaya listed corriendo a buscar-
me un coche. iOh, Dios milo!
tOh, Dios MIC!
-Aun espera ell que me ha
conducido aqui-dijo Boyer
81 ell senior conde quiere...
81, ST, gracias.
Sc lanz6 fuera del salon, con
la cabeza descubierta y atrave-
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
Ell CANDIDATE A N
DOR POR LOS
TAS A LA PROHIBI-
CION

Springfield, H., Agosto 20.
james Hamilton Lewis, can
didato a senador, pronunci6
un discurso ante la convention
democratica del estado pidien-
do la anulaci6n o modification
de la ley Volstead, o la enmien
do Is, o "cualquiera porci6n
de estas que no puedan sub
sistir sin lesionar los derechos
y priyilegios de los estados. En-
su primer discurso de alguna
extension desde que fuera no.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

minado para competif con Ia
Sra. Ruth Hanna Mccormick,
candidate republican,, Lewis
declare que parte de la corrup-
ci6n e~xistente Sc debe a la ley
SEGA. Estima que al campesino
de nuevo Sc lie debe permitir
obtener ganahcia de los usos
medicos y mecanicos del jugo
de su grano.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

Los guardacostas tedavfa 81.
guen recorriehdo las aguas,
aunque no sin esperanto de en-
contrar ell cuerpo, por ahora.
Ell captain Kelley, del yacht
Sabalo, propiedad de Black,
di6 cuenta aver del accidente
a la oficina de inspection de
vapores, en- New York.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

Isl la actual mania del "golf"
cCntinua, dentro de dos genera
clones los -norteamericanos van
a nacer doblados por la c~intura,
en- angulo recto, y con los bra
EOS colgando. En- otras palabras
voiveremos al punto en- que en-
pezamos, y Sc habra comproba-
do que Darwin tuvo razon".-
Will Rogers.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
Sc HA DEJADO DE BUS
CAR A VAN LEAR BLACK

New York, Agosto 20.-La
~hssqueda por los aeroplanos
del cuerpo del publicista Van
Lear Black, que desapareci6 ell
lunes de a bordo de su yacht,
frente a las costas de New Jer-
sey, fue teixninada hoy. Tres
aeroplanos que salieron en- bus
ca del cuerpo regresaron dicien
do que existe una marea tan
fuerte que es cast impossible,
por ell presente, que ell cadaver
sea recuperado en- la costa.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

mi marido y yo hemos con-
venido en- separarnos, pero
siempre seremos muy buenos a.
migos, Yo me doy cuenta de las
dificultades que a el lie acarrea
ell estar casado conmigo y per
ESQ 10 dejo en- entera libertad.
Para mi 10 primero es mi carre-
ra artktica".-Gloria Swan
son.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
VOLCAN EN-

Toxic, Japon, Agosto 90
Seis japoneses escaladores de
montanas, cuatro hombres y
dos mujeres, perecieron en- una
violenta erupcion del volcan A
al noroeste de aquf, a las
$50 de la manana de hoy. Ellos
fueron sorprendidos por I'm to-
rrente de lava a 200 pies del
crater,
Fuerte temblor de terra Sc
sinti6 en- ell territorio cercano.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

que los de mi generation pusl-
mos en- atacar las supersticio-
mes que mutilaban n~uestros
suenos y controlaban nuestros
deseos. Cuando las nueyas ge-
neraciones consiga su intento,
Sc habra establecido una nueva
moral H. G.. Wells.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20
DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
e. TALES HIJOS
Por
Henry German
Henry German

exclam6 ell conde.-Jose, debe-
mos tener, seguramente, una o
muchas fotografias del vizcon-
de.
Senior condo, en- la habita-
cion de la senorita hay una.
-Vaya listed a buscarmela,
Jose, vaya en- seguida.
FL ayuda de camara sali6 y
volvi6 al cabo de un instante
con una fotografia encuadrada
en- IN marco de orc, que entire
GO a su senior.
-Mire usted-dijo ell conde
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

sino por siempre, eNplicandose-
la a las masas hasta que logre-
mos convertirlas al Socialismo,
asto es, hasta que sepan 10 que
Socialismo significa."-J. Ram
say Mac Donald.
Copyright 1880 by
PallaS Features Syndicate
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

LA lnica paz p1blica que Sc
conoce en- la India es la de la
carcel p1blica". --Mahatma Gan
dhi.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

sido de 80 millas por bora. Nue
vas pruebas Sc hicieron y lego
a alcanzar Al millas por bora.
La gaceta., 1930-08-20

"Los Estados Unidos de Anne
RIGA quizas aun no Sc han dado
cuenta del papel que tienen que
desempenar en- ell progreso hu-
mano. Sc han convertible, o estan
convirtiendose en- la nacion mas
poderosa de la terra. Ell Allan
tico los ha salvado de las quere-
Has y rencillas de Europa, y la
Doctrina Monroe fue su prime
ra salvation porque los aisle en-
ell periodic del primer desarro-
Ito. Hoy, empero han empezado
a darse cuenta de que ell mum
do es pequeno y de que deben
formar filas con ell resto de la
humanidad."-Sir Oliver Lodge.
"Ya he dicho que eel Traba-
jo y la Naci6n' estatuye la po-
Utica que debemos desarrollar,
no por un mes, nj por un ano,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-12
Boomer Candidate
In Suicide Pact

MUSKOGEE. Okla, Sept. 12-tP'
Dave Chandler. court clerk OF
Delaware county and democratic
nominee TO the state legislature,
late last night shot and killed Mrs.
Dicie Stafford. wife OF a Tahlequah
musician. and perhaps fatally
wounded himself. He told officers
4. was a suicide pact"
The shooting occurred in Chan
dler's motor car In a wooded spot
10 miles north Of Tahlequah. Mrs.
Stafford, SHOT three times tt )ugh
the breast. was dead when persons
living nearby investigated the pistol
reports. Shot once near the heart
Chandler was taken to a Tahleuuah
hospital where il was believed he
would die. He told officers we
wanted 70 die together" but was
unable 10 elaborate on the Staying
and suicide attempt. Earlier in the
evening Chandler had driven q
Tahlequah from jay and had left
Terfecuah with Mrs. Stafford. driv-
m north.
The. woman's husband. Jack Stat
frd, IS a trombone player with a
travelling orchestra. He was believed
today 10 be somewhere IN Louisiana
II was not immediately known here
If Chandler was married.
Mrs. Stafford formerly was an
actress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-12
STORES CLOSED
FOR FUNERAL
Services for San Benito Man
Are Held Thursday
Afternoon

SAN BENITO, Sept. 12.-School:
and stores were closed while fun
eral services we're held here Thurs
day afternoon from Thompson's
Funeral church with Rev. c. S
Mckinney of the First Baptist
church in charge for I. G. Adam
son. widely known San Benito pro-
duce man who died in a San Antonio
infirmary Monday morning.
The body arrived here Wednes-
diva from San Antonio and laid In
state at Thompson's until hour Of
the funeral.
Services at the grave were In
charge Of Lodge NO. 1864. A. r. and
A. M. with the Brownsville Com
mandery. knights Templars, form
ing a guard Of honor.
Active p~allbearers were W. s
Brock. D. T. S. Robertson. Frank
Roberts. Davis Wade, j. G. Mertz
and Asa Agar.
The following list Of honorary
~pallbearers was Affected. w. II
Shafer. z. Ralph T-hacker. l.. II
Thacker. I. ". Fenrod, Joe @. Ball
enger. o. S. Wallace. r.. B. Housed
y. Scott Brown. McMurry Richey
L. s. WHITE, Louis Lebowitz. r.. II
Ward. j. i. Horkman, "A. 9. Smith
Roy T.. Clark. J.. B. Nosler. G. E
Cook. John Wright. John T. Lomax
r. E. Mittanck. L. A. Hobby. w. p
Drake. DR.. c. NJ. Cash. Or. E. T,
Morris. W. P Smith. E. E. Wilmeth.
Brown White. J. A. Hollingsworth
j. d. Thacker. Charles Gilbert. Fl
G.. Marshall. c. z. Ereedlove. II. c.
BRYANT. r. T. Collins. Frank May
field. Leroy Crawford. J. e. Shsfer,
G. G. Wood T. J. Voc, z. II. Gar
r.son.