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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by Valley Abstract COD
Cameron County
George and Laura Jeffus TO j. q.
Still: "A &C. tr. out Of north 1-2
farm block 81 Wilson Tract, $1,000
George F. Walker TO Chester Fl.
DeBardeleben; lot 6 blk. Al, Browns
vile. s4500.O0.
Claude Macy to Matthew l..
Whelan; the south IS acres farm
blk. 1T. e Jardin Sub. Sh. q. E,
s. CT. $1,000.
A. Wayne Wood 70 Margaret Nc
Clughan; lots 978 and 97e, Colonia
Victoria. Brownsville. $1,000.
May Peters to p. w. Burger NJ.
Elizabeth Burger: the east 8 acres
Of the west 8 acres OF the north
11.9 acres Of blk. 10 Wilson IT,
s350o.0o.
Nabor NJ. Torres to Antonio @.
de Cara: lots Is and 10 blk. 3,
Villa Maria Gdns. Brownsville SO
Nabor M. Torres to Mrs. Horton
cia @. de Torres: lot 6 blk. 40
Brownsville $1,000
ID. M. a. Mrs. ID. NJ. Hearne "a
Cuates Dew. Co.: the north 1905
acres blk. 3 Collins Sub. La Feria
Grant $1,000.
Bruce S. Gentry, Arthur L. Har-
ris TO Cuates Dev. Co.: lot Il sec
I. 20 &C. Harris Gentry Sub. Sh
g. z. S. ct. $1,000.
Berry Prop. Inc. to Jacob Kuhn
and Nora Kuhn: the west 10 &C. OF
the east POPS acres blk. So, Briggs
& Coleman Sub. SO 100000.
c. NJ. Pierce to J. B. Olinger:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
PHARR SCHOOL
PLANS GIVEN
Commencement to Begin
Thursday With Annual
OPeretta

R% ~ AAC 4&&A0 AGsE
PHARR, April So Commence
ment activities in the Pharr-San
Juan schools viii begin Thursday
when the Pharr grammar school
presents the annual operetta.
On May 2 Pharr Baptist church
will entertain the seniors OF the
high school with a banquet and a
lawn party. an annual affair.
On May 8 the annual Junior high
open house" will be given. At this
time the teachers Of the junior
high school and the students are
hosts to the patrons OF the school
and the public. Representative dis
play OF the work accomplished dur
ing the year Is made and a program
showing the accomplishments Of
the fine arts department viii be
rendered.
Junior Senior
The evening Of May 10 has been
designated Junior Senior night. At
this time the juniors OF the senior
high school will entertain the grad
uating class with a banquet.
On May IL the boys and girls
glee clubs will render a sacred
musical program under direction Of
Mrs. Lenore Motley.
On May Is the baccalaureate
sermon will be delivered at the high
school auditorium
Senior class night viii Be May 81.
The program viii consist OF class
will. class prophecy, class history,
class songs. and other features.
Graduation exercises for junior
high will be held May 20.
DR.. JoekeI to Speak
On May %, commencement viii
close the school activities for the
year. DR.. Samuel L. Joekel OF Aus
tin. professor in the University or
Texas and In the Austin Presby-
terrain Theological seminary: will
deliver the address. DR.. Joekel will
use as his subject The Basic
Qualities OF Life"
The senior class this year Is
composed Of 36 members. Prospec-
tive graduates are Jack Anderson.
Richard Banks. Eden Bell. Mildred
Bell, Alice Cameron. Alexandra Cas-
tro. Dorothy Christensen, Cornelia
City, Marvin Clark, Louise Craw-
ford, Iva Lee Derr. Harriet Doff-
ing. Harlin Doty. Bernice Dreibelb-
IS. Carly Eby. Madeline Gillespie
Tmogene Holdridge, Leonard Irving
Victor Kormeier. Nina j. La Fleur.
Evelyn Latham, Ruby Motley, Lois
Nelson, Edna Lee Plat, Carmen
Saldana. Mary Ellen Savage, Hell
en- Senters. Helen Sharrer. Bernice
Skeans. Thelma Slocum Myrl
Splawn. Ernest Wagner. Stella
Warnock. Dalton Wittenburg, Erma
Young, Ethel Barbara Young.
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g 1880, X. J. Reynolds Tobacco
Company, Winston Salem, ~. G
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Cameron Courts

block i0s cont. 20 &C. FL Fresnal
Sub. San B. L. & w. Co. $1,000.
NJ T. and Nina Orr 10 j. 3.
Olinger: 1877 acres south Of the
main cana. in block 81, +. L. a. /.
Co. $1,000.
II. J. Hinkley. Alice l.. Hinkly TO
G. w. Womack; lots n, so to 81.
SO, 81 TO rs Hinkly's Ebony Heights
@ re-sub. Of blks. q, 9, o, 10, 20.
Ebony Heights out OF farm blk 1913.
San BIZ & w Co. C. de c. CT. $1,000
Oscar and Alice Z. Paterson TO
Milton Construction. Co.: out OF e.
S. CT. 3.24 &C. lot Z, blk 306, Oscar
Hart ct al, s575.00.
J. L. g. Jane Mcdonald to NJ. X.
Clover: 3.24 acres e. S. ct. lot 7
blk. 306. Oscar Hart ct Ia, $1,000.
). G. Byrne to w. +. Boone; north
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70 y. FeIdman. y. Levin: town lots
], 8. ., II, II. blk / Taylor Adm
Hgn-
r. Il. Hoy 10 Rosabelle Wentg;
1887 acres out OF blk. 30, Sh. 90,
Z. 8. CT. FL Jardin sub. Sh. 90,
$1,000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
Joint Club Meeting

PHARR, April 30-Pharr Kiwanis
club and the Lions club Of San
Juan plan a joint meeting at the
Pharr Kiwanis clubhouse. DR.. Sam
uel L. Joekel OF Austin Presby-
terrain Theological seminary viii be
the principal speaker. DR.. Joekel
addressed the local club two years
ago.
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ten nc. blk. .. Sc. 8. Port Isabel
Irrig. co. 81. 81, =. 8. CT. Unit 3.
Bayview Citrus Groves sub. s7425.00
Cam. Co. Lbr. Co. to Z. M. Tan
ner; lots asa and 28-B, blk. S,
Avondale Sub. $1,000.
Harrington Land and Invest. Co.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30

are Aileen Scott, valedictorian. and
Joy Sergeant. salutatorian. Ruth
Sergeant, a sister OF the salutator-
ian, came close 70 winning the posi-
ton Of second honors.
Max Bortenstein Is first honor
hox-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COURTS

No. e474-John d. Richie vs.. First
National Bank Of Harrington, Texas,
debt and sequestration.
No. 94T5-Aldridge- Kimmell VS..
August Vlemtnk, cebt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
Summer
c

Almost everybody knows how
Bayer Aspirin breaks up a cold
but why not prevent it? Take a
tablet or two when you first feel
the cold coming on. Spare yourself
the discomfort Of a summer cold.
Read the proven directions in every
package for headaches, pain, etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30
CAMERON COUNTY COURT AT
LAW

No. 4355-Ed Lindberg vs.. Johnnie
r. Friebele. judgment for ne
No. 4389-F1rst National Bank in
Brownsville. Texas. vs.. J. G. Tubbs.
ct al, Judgment for plaintiff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-30

COUNTY COURT
Hon. Oscar G. Dancy, Judge
Filings: No. is50-In re Estate
Myrtle x. Cook, Deceased.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
SENATOR'S REGRET
 DEATH 0F RESELL
Bingham and Walcott Pay 1rib' ute to Customs Collector
By GEORGE II. MANNING

Washington Bureau IN. D. lieIdtd'
 Washington, April S-Both Sena- tors Hiram Bingham and Frederic c. Walcott expressed deep regret on hearing of the death of Harvey Bls- sell, collector of customs for the Connecticut district.
 T am deeply shocked by the sad news of the sudden and unexpected death of my intimate friend, Harvey Bisseu," Senator Walcott said. "Thc people of Connecticut owe him much, for he has been q brilliant and faithful servant of the people, devoting the greater part of his life to the service of state and country. He was respected by all and loved bv his friends. He has been called in the prime of life. We shall mourn our loss deeply
 Mir. Bissells sudden death leaves a federal vacancy which will be filled by appointment by President Hoover on the recommendations Of Senators Bingham and Walcott.
 Neither of the senators as yet has given any thought to the matter of a successor to MT. Bissell.
 Walcott's Uncle so Today
 Senator Walcott today is partl- pating in the notable celebration of the S0th birthday anniversary of his uncle, Dr. William H. Welch, na- tive of Norfolk, Conn.
 pr. Welch, internationally noted as pathologist, is being honored by a notable group in Memorial Continental hall here this afternoon. President Hoover is participating in the ceremonies.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

expert accountant of St. Paul, had been in a coma since January 10, 1928, when he was struck down by a motor bus. Twice a day since the accident MT. Preston had been fed artificially. Physicians and nurses tried daily to obtain from him some word or sign of recognition.
 MT. Preston's physician said skull fracture had inflicted brain injury for which there was no spe- cific treatment. He suffered no other injuries and his health, other wise sound, was a factor which helped to keep him alive through the long confinement.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
VOTING IS BEGUN 0N STEEL MERGER
Election Of Inspectors Opens
 Battle at Youngstown

Youngstown, Ohio, April s (P)- The meeting of stockholders of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube con- pany to vote on merger with the Bethlehem Steel corporation, was reconvened here at 1:20 ?. m. today after an adjournment since this morning, when q brief perfunctory session was held. The stockholders immediately began voting on the election of three inspectors to can- vass the merger vote.
 One of the most spectacular bat ties of modern big business reached it's decisive point as the stockhold- CTS were scheduled to vote on the consolidation proposal of Bethle- hem Steel.
 The shareholders meeting came as a climax to three weeks of in tensive fighting for proxies in which the resources Of millions of dollars were thrown into public and per sonal appeals for support and finally into last-minute legal strategcms.
 Court Moves Possible
 There still was the possibility of elevcnth-hour court moves by the opposition to forcstall the vote even up to the hour of the meeting, but this was considered remote in view of last nights refusal at Cleveland of Federal Judge Arthur J. Tuttle. presiding judge of the eastern dis trict of Michigan, to grant an in junction delaying the tally.
 Although Cyrus s. Eaton, Clcvc- land financier directing the struggle to prevent the consolidation, lost his
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

formed by Chancellor Heinrich Bruening was illustrated today when Chairman Wilhelm Kahl told the Reichstag juridical committee he be- licved dissolution of the Reichstag was imminent.
 Kahn is known as a conservative observer and his viewpoint was sup ported in other sources when Min ister of Justice Victory Bredt en- dorsed Kahls suggestion that the committee immediately draft an in terim revision of the criminal code so that the anticipated dissolution would not render futile their earlier work. '.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

fight to stop today's meeting, he re- iterated his claims that he and his associates ''are absolutely confident of defeating the proposed merger Those urging the consolidation like wise were confident of victory.
 Court Make Take Days
 Immediately upon converting this afternoon the stockholders will ap- point a committee to canvass the vote and will adjourn while the committee makes the count, if the vote is close or the contest becomes sharp the count may take several days with possible further court ac- ton, it was said.
 Attorney Luther Day, represent ing the Eaton interests said an ap- peal from the decision of Judge Futile would be filed today in the United States circuit court of ap- pcals at Cincinnati. In event the stockholders should approve the merger, the appeal, if granted, would nullify the stockholders act,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
Bears Take Early Lead
 In Troop 3 Competition

Don Holmes and his Bear patrol took the lead in the'ncw patrol con- test of Boy Scout troop at the First Baptist church last night by scoring 79 points on the first night of the competition. Cliff McCarthy's Wolves made 52 points and the new Swallow patrol under Nelson Richman col lected 30. The meeting was opened by Senior Patrol Leader Phil Night ingale, who inspected the troop. Assistant Scoutmaster Ted Beach was in charge of games.
 At the end of the meeting two scout songs. Johnnie Was a Parlor Scout" and Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, the Scouts Were Marching,' were sung, and Scoutmaster Leslie Coates emphasized the first scout law, trust worthiness, by telling three short stories.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
THREE KILLED IN PLANE

Athens, April P)-Thrcc mon were killed and one injured at the Tatoi airdromc today in collision of two planes shortly after their takeoff. The pilot of ono machine Commander Grigorianopoulos, and two observers were killed while the seriously injured. Both planes were destroyed.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
BARGE LOSS SS51.O1S

Washington, April Rl-A net loss of SS54,04S.46 by government barge lines during the calendar year 1929 was announced today by Major General T. Q. Ashburn chairman and executive of the in land waterways corporation, in a report to the secretary of war.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
REDS DEFEAT SOLDIERS $

Canton, April s R)-A regiment of the KwangBnG provincial forces seeking to terminate communstic depredations along the Kwangtung- kiangsi border met severe defeat today at the hands orthe reds. Can ton is sending reinforcements for the regiment.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
POLICE, SHOOT STUDENTS

Shanghai, April s P1Police of the international settlement here shot and killed one student and wounded another today during q student demonstration, allegedly the outgrowth of recent similar occur rences at Ranking.
 readiness in the event of further trouble.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

Discussions in other committees of the Reichstag also indicated the government would decide on dis solution order soon because the cabinet has only a slender chance of
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
Councilman Casts Vote,
 Then Goes to Hospital

Councilman Adam Ziegler of the second ward went to New Britain General hospital today after casting his vote, to undergo N-ray cxamina- ton and observation for stomach trouble
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
Battle of Two Years
 Fails to Save Patient

Minneapolis, April 8 P1Death has ended a two. year fight to re- store an injured man to conscious ness.
 The patient, George Preston, 75,
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
RATIEJES YOUNG PLAN

Brussels, April P)-The Belgian senate this afternoon ratified Tho Hague agreements ard the Young plan by 103 to 1.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
CRITICAL SITUATION IN GERMAN REGIME
Cabinet Has Little Chance to
 Survive, Kahl Admits

Berlin, April UP)-The criti- cal state of the German cabinet
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
MANGANESE DECIDED ON

Washington, April R-The con- gressional conferees on the tariff bill today agreed to the senate increase in the duty on manganese.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
Linen I able Sets

A timely selling event-pure Linen Table sets, consisting of 52x67 Cloth with six matching Napkins, neat hemstitch finish or choice of soft pastel color sets-52x52 Cloth with six matching Napkins, hemstitch finish Colors are Green and Gold tO EE Specially priced for Wednesday, set D Z.) )
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

A wonderful variety of patterns to choose from. Fashioned of fine quality Silks in plain and all-over designs. All new 1880 colorings and patterns.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08
Linen Tea Sets

Dainty colored embroidery on a fine White Linen Crash, 36X36 Cloth with four match ing Napkins. Neat hemstitch finish. Priced for Wednes- day only, t1 OO
New Britain herald., 1930-04-08

A timely pre-Easter sale of men'> fine quality Shirts. Expertly tailored full cut and made of a beautiful quail ty Broadcloth in plain White or fancy patterns. Collar attached or neckbanc styles. All sizes, II to IT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
! RUPTURE
E HERE

e. ]. Meinhardi. of Chicago. the
well-known Rupture Shield Expert,
will personally be at the FL Jardin
Hotel, Brownsville. Texas. on Tues
day only, March 18th. from 1000 a.
IN. to 400 p. m.
Mr.. Meinhardi Is highly recon-
mended by thousands Of satisfied
customers. Take advantage Of this
opportunity to see him as he will
not visit any other city in this sec
ton at this time. There Is no
charge for consultation and demon
stration. This Appliance is for men
only.
Mr.. Meinhardi says:
The "Meinhardi Rupture Shield" not
only retains the Rupture perfectly, but
it also contracts the opening in ten
DAVIS in the average case. regardless OF
the size or location OF the rupture.
The "Meinhardi Rupture Shield" has
no understands. It IS perfectly sani-
tary. practically indestructible, and
MAY be worn while bathing.
Rupture often causes Stomach
Trouble. Backache. Constipation. Ner-
and other ailments which
promptly disappear after the Rupture
Il properly retained. Thousands OF
deaths occurring annually from strang-
ulated rupture can be avoided.
SPECIAL NOTTCE-All customers
that I have fitted here during the last
ten years are invited TO call for inspec-
ton for which there will be no charge.
Come IN and talk with these custom
ers regarding their experience with my
Appliance.)
Please note the above dates and Of
flee hours carefully. Cribs visit Is for
white people only.)-E. J. Meinhardi.
Home office. 1851 N. Crawford Ave,
Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Treasury Offering
9-Month Certificates
(Special to The Herald.


DALLAS, March THE treasury
Is today offering for subscription
at par and accrued interest thrO.sgn
the federal reserve banks In issue
Of nine months three and one
quarter percent treasury certificates
OF Indebtedness Of series 10 1880
dated and bearing interest from
March Is, 1880. and maturing Dec.
Is, 1880. The amount Of the Offer
ing Is $3.50, 900, 900, or whereabouts,
Applications will be received a:
the Federal Reserve banks. Ths
treasury will accept in payment foI
the new certificates at par treasury
certificates of indebtedness OF serie:
1880 maturing March Is, 1880. sub
scriptions for which payment Is Il
be rendered In certificates Of in
debtedness maturing March Is. 1885,
will be given preferred allotment
up to $50. 000. 900.
Bearer certificates will be issued
In denominations Of $500 $1,000
5000. $4,000. and $780, 600. The
certificates will have two interest
coupons attached payable June Is
1880, and December Is, 1880.
About S404. 000, 1000 OF treasury
certificates of indebtedness and
nearly SAT, 000, 900 in interest pay
mentS on the public debt become
due and payable on March IS, 1880
and 500. 900 900 of treasury bills
become due and payable on March
IL. 1880.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
School Heads Hold
Meeting In Weslaco
Especial to The Herald.)

WESLACO, March IA social
meeting Of the Valley Superinten-
dents and Principals association
was held Tuesday evening at the
Cortez hotel. The banquet hall was
decorated to represent a Dutch vii
lage with tulips and windmills car
rying out the Dutch motif. Lovely
boquets Of tulips made the table
decorations with place cards show
ing tulips. The programs were IN
the form of little Dutch boys.
The high school band played dur
ing the dinner hour and members
Of the orchestra and the walters
were in costume. Supt. E. z. Cham
ness acted as POSTMASTER for the
occasion and Mayor d. z. Kirgan
gave the welcome address with the
response by Supt. T. J. zoe Of San
Benito. A delightful program fea-
turing the "Windmills Of Holland
was given. and included special So
los by Fl. Raymond Mills, Mrs. r,
Newell Waters, Erwin Ault, Miss
Gertie Whitehurst, Miss Eu Jean
Smith, and Mrs. w. B. Benton.
Dutch piano numbers were given by
Parks Cooley and a reading by Miss
Thelma Smith. Special musical
numbers were given by little Grace
Dixon and Joe Barbee. ChoruSes
were sung by the local choral club
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07

i~noperable malignacy by attending
physician;
z. Send the doctors al x-ray
films made in the case. and
3. Send them all pathological
slides that have been made.
Cases not requiring hospitaliza-
ton are sent to the clinic at South
ern Pacific General hospital or
stated days for treatment: no cases
should be sent to San Francisco
without full arrangements having
been made in advance FOR hospital
accommodations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Self Culture Club
Lecturer to Speak

Nationally famous world traveller
and lecturer, Eben @. Fine. spon-
sored by the Brownsville Self Gull
ture club will deliver an illustrated
~trayelog March 10 at the junior col
lege auditorium at 2 p. m.
There will be no charges. the
president Of the Self Culture club
stated Friday.
Mr.. Fine is from Boulder. Clio.
and is a world traveller. photog-
rapher, nature lover. and lecture,
His talk will be illustrated with
scenes thrown on the screen. pic
lures taken by himself during hi:
travels.
It was disclosed that Mr.. Fine ir
his speeches now is stating that
Brownsville. Texas Is included In
his itinerary.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
RUNNERS
SHOT In FIGHT
Border Patrol Takes Boat
With Thousand Cases
Of Liquor Aboard

LORAIN, Ohio, March 7-(R-A
man who said he was Fred Hentrie
Detroit, probably was fatally
wounded, and his companion, Joe
Hanna, was captured by coast
guardsmen who fired on an armor-
plated tug midway between Lorair
and Cleveland today. The tug ar
ried a cargo Of 1000 cases Of liquor
the guardSmen said.
Captain j. r. Hagelove OF the
coast guard boat said the tug failec
to heed his orders to halt anc
turned about in a clumsy effort u
escape after two warning shots were
fired high. Captain Hagelove or.
dered his crew Of eight men TO fir,
directly with a one-pounder and
rifles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Texas Drys Prepare
For Fl. Worth Meet

DALLAS. March 7-P1-Prohibi-
tionists and religious organizations
OF Texas today prepared to marshal
their interests after the Rev. Atti-
Gus Webb, superintendent Of the
Texas Anti Saloon league. issued u
call yesterday for dry forces Of the
state to meet at the First Christian
church In Fort Worth on March Is
and 20.
Two national dry leaders. W. d
Upshaw Of Atlanta. Ca. and DR.
George w. Morrow. Of Detroit
Mich. will address the meeting.
Enemies of prohibition are mo-
bilizing their money and political
strength to destroy our dry laws.
DR.. Webb declared. This Is thu
time for every friend Of temperance
to get his war paint on"
He denied that the meeting would
have any political significance.
Judge w. Erskine Williams o.
Fort Worth was named general
chairman OF arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Day In Congress
(By The Associated Press.)
Friday

CBy The Associated Press.)
Friday
Senate:
Continues consideration Of tariff
bill.
Lobby committee investigates re-
ports that three tariff advocates
used office Of Senator Grundy as
headquarters.
Agriculture committee considers
bill calling for investigation OF farm
boards administration OF farm re-
lief.
House:
Takes I'D special rule 10 govern
debate on Parker NOTORIOUS bill.
Thursday
Senate:
Worked on tariff bill.
Lobby committee continued MUS
Gle Shoals investigation and called
three tariff advocates for question:
ne concerning reports they used
office Of Senator Grundy as head
quarters.
House:
Adjourned after adopting resolu-
ton Of regret over death OF Repre-
sentative Glynn Of Connecticut.
Judiciary committee continued
taking testimony Of drys IN prohi-
bition hearing.
Banking and currency committee
continued investigation Of group
branch and chain banking. and ap-
proved trio resolutions calling Tor
information on part taken BY Fed
eral reserve board Of private bank
ing interests in organization OF in
ternational bank Of settlements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-07
Cancer Victims Sent
To San Francisco

Following the sensation which
swept the country with news from
San Francisco that two doctors
there had developed q cure for can
Ger requests for medical attention TO
the two physicians, Drs. Coffey and
Humber, have grown daily. Any
person wishing to receive their at
tention must:
/. Give complete history or his
case. including definite diagnosis OF