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CONSTIPATION is
A HEALTH Thief
Drive 1t from Your System
with Kellogg's ALL-BRAN

Constipation steals the best out
Of your life. Robs you of strength,
vitality, health itself! And many
people do not realize that perpetual
fatigue, coated tongues, bad breath,
are often signs that constipation is
IN their system.
You mast move poisonous wastes
out Of your system and keep them
moving. But there's a right way
and a wrong way. Pills, drugs and
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poraryrelief-andthei dose mustb be
constantly increased to be effective.
The great natural cleanser is
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and naturally sweeps out poisonous
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Physicians recommend ALL
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You'll like the nut-like flavor of
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Delicious with milk or cream
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hotels, restaurants, dining-cars.
Made BY Kellogg in Battle Greek,
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Women Vote Leaders
Plan Bic Parades

WASHINGTON, March 25-tPl-
Did trunks were rummaeed for
for Women" buttons and
banners throughout the United
States today as members Of the
National League Of Women Voters
for tomorrow's countrywide cele-
'bration OF ten years of suffrage.
From forty-two states have come
describing candle light
ing ceremonies. suffrage fashion
parades and old photo and souvenir
Shows to brighten the nineteen
amendments tenth birthday party.
No special suffrage significance
attaches to March 20. 1t merely
a series Of tenth year cele-
brations, to include initial announ-
dement's Of a women's national roll
bf honor next Monday, a final an
nouncement OF the complete honor
roll at the League OF Women voters
national convention at Louisville,
KsS&ucky. May l. and ratification
celebration August 10.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. who
sctively camaigned for suffrage for
forty years. will speak by radio
tomorrow on 'the hopes Of the
sounderS."
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RICH PRISON
SEEKING JOB
Parole Awaits Promise Of
Work to Former
Civic Leader

ST. PAUL. March "e-P-Al-
though granted a parole today.
Ransime C"Cy") Thomson, who has
served eight and a half years in
prison for embezzling more than
1000 900 remained in his cell to-
night, awaiting a job before he can
be released.
warden J. J. Sullivan OF Still
water prison declared tonight the
report today that Thomson had
been released was erroneous.
Warden Sullivan explained that
rules provide against release until
the paroled prisoner has obtained
promise of employment. Thomson
probably will be released next week,
probably returning to Austin. Mimi,
the scene Of his meteoric rise from
candy butcher to millionaire and
his subsequent downfall.
Until his embezzlement from the
HORNED company was discovered lie
was hailed as a financial genius, a
civic leader and a whirlwind Of
business action. A palatial home
and model stock and poultry farms
that gained countryside fame were
his. and were known as two Of the
leading show places in Minneota.
Thomson's "reigl of glory" as IT
was termed, ended In 1921 when
discrepancies, discovered In his Hor-
mel company accounts. grew daily
as auditors worked to untangle the
figures, and finally reached Sl,lS7,-
1000.
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City Briefs


To Mexico City--Mrs. Knight t.
Douglas, accompanied BY her moth
er Mrs. Floore Lynn Tulsa. Okla.
left Brownsville Sunday afternoon
for Mexico City. where they will
visit the southern capital for a
short time.
Furnished broom apartment right
in town. $500. Phone 674-P.
Place your orders now for memo
rial day. Brownsville Marble and
Granite Works. Homer Russell. Prop.
Adv. 25
Leaves Herc.-H. H. Drumm,
owner Of the Dixie poultry farm,
Brannan. Texas. was in Brownsville
Monday morning OH his way TO
Mexico City.
Demand Nal-Rub when buying
your rubbing alcohol. Manufactured
by Delta Laboratory Brownsville.
For sale at al drug stores. Adv
On Visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Hayes
Scissor, Raymondville. were week
end visitors in Brownsville.
Character Reader-Gives a scien-
tific analysis Of your life. I have
helped thousands. Why not you?
Mary Atkisson, Palm Hotel, Harlin-
gen, Texas. Adv. "a
Special Summer Rates. - Board
ana room, $3.50 per month. Althea
Tea Shop, Cameron Hotel. Adv. 27.
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$50 jefferson. and at the same tins
rites will be conducted In San An.
tonic for Mrs. Smith. Tnterment Il
to be in the City cemetery. by Thu
side Of her husband. the late Pedrl
Morales. who died In 1925.
Surviving Mrs. Morales are sis
daughters. Mrs Herman Rock. Mra
Benavides. Mrs. Guerra, Misses Car
men. Magdalena and Blanta Nor
ales: and five sons. NJ. j. Morales
local photographer. and Rafael. Teo-
doro. Pedro. and Mar7ueI Morales.
Morris Mortuary In conduCtis.p
funeral arrangements.
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Local Woman, Joins
Daughter In Death

Mrs. Maria dc J. Morales. "a, died
at her home in West Brownsville at
1880 last night. Her daughter, Mrs.
Marcelin NJ Smith, died Sunday
night In San Antonio and due to
her dangerous condition. Mrs. Nor
ales was never advised Of the death.
Funeral services are TO be held
his afternoon at 4 at the home OF a
daughter. Mrs. Simon Benavides.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-25
STOCKS

NEW YORK, March 25-P-The
stock market opende with an i'm
pressive display Of strength. East
man Kodak jumped 2i-2 points on
the first sale TO a new high ut
243 IL. Standard Oi; Of New Jersey
opened with a block Of 10000 shares
az 1888. up 1913. and u. S. Steel
common with a block of 1000 shares
at 1872 "a, up 3-3, and both new
1880 highs. Initial gains Of a point
or two were recorded by Westing-
house Electric. Woolworth, Union
Carbide. American Can and Foster
Wheeler. the last named moving
into new high ground.
Rapidly Of the advance invited
profit-taking but the main tendency
continued upward through early
trading. Oils continued to gather
strength on the belief that a gen.
eral advance in crude and gasoline
prices was likely in the near future.
Houston oil crossed 100 for the
first time his year.
U. 5. Steel quickly moved up to
1873. the highest price since the
October break when the stock sold
down to $50. New 1880 highs also
were established in early trading
by Lehigh Valley, Warner Brothers
Pictures, United Carbon, Curtiss
Wright, Moon Motors, and Ameri-
can Telephone.
Foreign exchanges opened firm,
with sterling quoted a shade high
er at $4.84 7-8.
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Train Sched

MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES
NO. ITO Houston San Antonio
10 O. n.
NO. i4-Tc Houston. 100 p. N.
|yo. 1910 Houston San Antonio
D p. m
10 1s-From St. Louis. San Antonis
nsfon. 7:30 q m.
10 i3-Frcm Houston. $40 a. m.
lHs 1l-Frcn San Antonio and Hou
III s-55 o u
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
3io-From Houston. san Anti
N lis q. m
s2o-To Houston. san Antonio
&rIONAL LINES OF MEXICO
fMatamoros 6tatfonb
i32-To Monterrey. Mexico City
&sl-From Mexico City. Montsr-
DO o n
RIO GRANDE RAILWAY 49,
Point Isabel . a q
Point Isabel ESQ AVN.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, March 25-P-With
favorable weather reports at hand
from domestic winter crop terri
tory. wheat here averaged lower
early today.
Opening a. 1-2 decline to i-8
gain. Chicago wheat futures under
went a general sag ~afterward. Corn,
oats and provisions were easy. with
corn starting 1-2 off to Ia up. and
subsequently holding near the in
itial range.
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srince of Wales To
Visit Californian

II SANTA ROSA. Calf. March 25
M. Carruthers. Sonoma
county rancher. said here today he
lad been informed that the Prince
il Wales expected to visit his ranch
~ Western Canada during August
md that the heir 10 the British
Throne probably would visit central
california.
Carruthers. who has 4 herd OF
cattle from the Princes stock farms.
said he expected the Prince 70
visit his Sonoma county ranch and
10 to San Francisco. remaining
there a short time and then con-
tinuing TO Detroit and New York
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Carriers VIII Ride
In Plane Sunday

The twelve carrier boys OF The
Brownsville Herald took a trip over
Brownsville and Matatmoros Sun
day ! ma Curtiss plane, piloted by
Les Mauldin, well known local anu
Valley pilot. This was the second
flight for several OF the boys. and
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Markets

selling. This supplied early demand
and sent active months about 2 to
) points net lower during the first
few minutes with May selling of
TO 1874 and new October to 1916.
The market then steadied again,
showing net gains of about 2 to 9
points at the end Of the first half
hour.
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Willacy's Transfer
Proposed in Bill

Representative John Garner has
introduced a bill which would
transfer Willacy county from the
Corpus Christi division to the
Brownsville division Of the Federal
District court, it Is understood here.
Provision Of the bill are not
known By Fidel Hinojosa, deputy
clerk in Brownsville.
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FORT WORTH LIVESTOCK

FORT WORTH. March 25.-CP1-
CU. S. d. A.)-Hogs: 1000; steady
to lOc lower; top $3.50; bulk -ail
hogs $3.50; truck hogs S~8.40-$7.75.
Cattle and calves: 1900; steady;
steers scarce. lights value to sell
around sll.50; top yearlings S12.T5 Is;
? loads COWS SITS; stock heifers
calves up to SLIPS; slaughter calves
up to S1l.50.
Sheep: 900: aged wethers strong
TO Csc higher: other classes steady:
lambs and yearlings $3.50; aged
wether $500: feeder lambs $500
$500.
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the third for Bob Sylvester. The
..eL the trip by getting new
subscribers for The Brownsville
Herald. Those making the trip
Sunday were Ramon PARA, Charles
Dixon Cooper, Bob Sylvester, Will
liam Crafts. Rupertc Loya. Jose
Fernandez. Alberto Ramlres. Isidor
Longoria and Baltazar Barrera.
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NEW ORLEANS i i

NEW ORLEANS. March 25-P)-
Gables we're very favorable, but
cotton failed to respond fully.
opening 3 TO 8 points higher. This
bulge attracted realizing, and there
were some sales on overnight buy
ing orders. which caused May to
drop to 1915, July to 1927 and
October . 1919, or s to 8 points
down from opening prices. This
loss va recovered. on trade buying
towards the end Of the first hour.
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BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, March 25-dP-Bus-
ter unsettled. creamery extras 81
3-4: standards 81 81: extra firsts
36 IL to 81: firsts 1896 l-2: sec
onds 3I-32 IL.
Eggs unsettled; extra firsts "a l-2-
Is: graded firstS "a: ordinary firsts
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CHICAGO. March 25-P-Poul-
try firm; fowls 1929: springs 80:
broilers 38-40; BOOSTERS 20; turkeys
%; heavy ducks 20-23; geese Is.
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me United States air mail postag
10 is S cents Tor the first ounce an
cents for each additional ounce o.,
ACTION thereof Letters mailed IN
Is Omitted States for the points IN
ex1co take this rate.
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Signs
Marriage Papers

ROME. March 25-P-Premler
MuSsolini today in the course OF
an intimate ceremony at the Villa
Torlonia formally signed the legal
papers, so-called Of request. for
the marriage Of his daughter Edda
TO Count GalleaZZo Ciano. The
banns will ~ published next Sun
day. remaining exposed until April
s, but the wedding probably Will
not occur until April "a.
TRIPOLI PA road program
costing s2,5O0,000 has been ap-
proved for Clrenaica. 1taly's prov
ince in North Africa. This year
S650.c00 Will be expended.
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NEW YORK, March 25.-CF-
Government bonds: Liberty 3 lbs
$1,000. Liberty lst 4 las $1Ol.17.
Liberty 4th 4 las slO2.2. Treasury
las sll2.23. Treasury As slOs 2.
Treasury . 3-4s siO5.3.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, March 25-CPj-Cot-
ton opened steady at an advance
OF ) points 10 a decline OF 2 points.
Some buying was reported on the
steadier ruling Of Liverpool. but
there was a renewal Of Yesterdays
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Air Maii Schedules

The schedule for the nall v
Brownsville and Dallas is announced
" the postnffice department as fol-
,vs:
gorffhbound-
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REVIVAL DRAWS
MANY PERSONS
Organization Is Effected
To Widen Scope OF
Work in City

The Hawkins Ramsay evangeiis-
tic meetings, being held in the Gro
mack building, are increasing IN IN
terest and attendance. In a confer
ence between the evangelistic party
and the ministers of the city. an
organization was effected TO widen
the scope Of the meetings and to
make them a city-wide force and
influence.
Rev. J.. Z. Lovett, pastor OF the
Methodist church, was selected as
general chairman of the campaign
Rev. o. L. Smith, pastor OF the
Baptist church, wa made chairman
Of the personal work and prayer
meeting committee. Rev. +. P. Day,
pastor Of the Presbyterian church.
was selected as chairman of pub
Lefty. Each Of these chairmen will
be assisted by a member Of the
e~vangeiistic party. Reverend Haw-
kins viii assist Rev. Lovett. Mrs.
Mercer will aid in the group pray
err meetings; and Mr.. Ramsay CO.
operate in the publicity.
A large crowd heard Reverend
Hawkins last night in a powerful
sermon on seek Ye First the King
dom" The large chorus choir led
by Mr.. Ramsay features the meet
inqs. Mr.. Ramsay has had a long
and successful experience In this
line OF work. and Is well known over
the entire South.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

CLEVELAND. Ja-kie Fields
welterweight champion, stopped
Tommy Freeman. Erie. Pa, "a
mon title.) Paul Pirrone. Cleve'
land. outpointed Jimmy Goodrich
Buffalo. N. Y, d0).
NAPLES. Italy-Frankie Genaro
New York. knocked out Gliezes
France. 49,.
NEW YORK-Tony Canzoneri
New York, knocked out Frankie La
Fay. Troy, W. ~, I'D
LOS ANGELES-Primo Camera
Italy. knocked out Neil Clisby, Riv-
erside, Calf, CD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mike
ODowd. Columbus. O., outpointec
Tracy Cox, indianapolis, Q0).
SAN JOSE. Cal-Bobby Vincent
Tulsa, and Elgin Moore, San Fran
cisco. drew, (I0l.
PORTLAND. Ore.-Fred Lenhart
Spokane heavyweight. stopped
George (Wyoming) Warner 81
Philadelphia. C6). Tom Morgan
Dublin, light heavyweight, tech
nically knocked out Jack Baker
81. Paul. MINI. az.
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IDENTITY. mot only will be the fast
est. but Will excel in luxury and
comfort anything on the sea.
They will be at least $50 feet in
length and will have the maximum
beam permitting them to pass
through the Panama Canal. This
is an emergency provision. since
the ships must be available to the
government In time Of war.
Faster Than Europa
Their contract speed will be %
- knots, powered by geered turbine
engines, or turbo-electri drive, ON
their quadruple screws. Added fac
tors III speed will be new-style boil
.ers permitting increased steam pres
sure, the use Of oil for fuel, and
new principles Of stream-lined hull
and superstructure."
The much-vaunted dubious bows
Of the Bremen and Europa are not,
according to Ferris. the product of
foreign genius. Germans were the
first 10 employ these in merchant
vessels. but American naval en-
gineers have been using them for
years. The design, which results IN
more water passing below the hull,
instead OF along the sides. thus re-
ducing friction, is a feature of the
airplane carriers Saratoga and Lex
ington. still the fastest large craft
afloat.
we are not going to borrow any
thing from abroad" Ferris declared
Even the interiors will be done
strictly IN American style. A COM
mittee OF American decorators al
ready is at work on this phase OF
construction"
Two New Leviathans
The new Leviathans will cost
about $4,000 mo each and should be
ready for service in 1893. Many of
the details Of line. power and fit
ting are. and probably will remain.
: closely guarded secrets. The "con-
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LONDON, April s-tP1-Profes-
sions Of optimism head in some
quarters thai a five power limit
alton treaty s.ili might be achieved
here were taken by most naval con-
ference observers today with a
grain of salt.
Few saw now anything more than
a three-power treaty OF limitation
was possible, since there was album
dant indication-if no other OBJ
stacles existed-that Italy would
not give up her contention for par
ity with France, and France stead
tasty refused even 10 consider such
an Advancement.
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land, laid the keel OF a ~60,O00-ton
~supperliner, to have been called the
Oceanic, only TO scrap Ii when the
BFemen's maiden voyage proved the
advantages OF modern design. II Is
reported that plans o are being
made for an improved Oceanic Of
still greater tonnage
Undaunted by the announce
ments, an official of the French
Line has declared definitely that in
1884 his company would be operat-
ing the largest and fastest pas
senger vessel in the world" He Of
fered no description beyond stating
that IL Is to be more than 1000
feet in length and will have u speed
exceeding 80 knots. 1t was tacitly
admitted that final plans may be
altered to keep ahead OF subsequent
developments In the race between
the four other nations.
Speed Is an economic as well as
an engineering problem" pointed
out J. Tillier. associate represent
alive Of the French Line In New
York. LAS fuel and engine space in
creases. In the interest of speed,
passenger accommodations must be
cut down. Somewhere in this process
you would reach the point where
operation no longer would be profit
able.
The war brought construction 10
a standstIll, and the only passen-
ger liners built for the Atlantic
trade in the last fifteen years are
the lie de France, Bremen and Eu-
ropa."
This latter pair. observers believe.
will not be Germany's only bid for
the speed crown. The 50-year mer-
ger, Just announced Of the Ham
burg-American and North German
LLOYD companies has resulted in one
Of the most powerful marine organ
izations in the world. Their mer-
chant fleets. reduced almost to ex-
tinction by the Treaty Of Versailles.
already have grown to about so per
cent Of their pre-war strength.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
MEDICS LOOK
ROCKNE over
Mayo Brothers Give Noted
Coach Once Over After
Florida Vacation

ROCHESTER, MINI. April 9-tPl
-Knute Rockne, Notre Danes
football master mind, today was
at Mayo Brothers clinic for a ply
steal checknp.
Bronzed Dy the Florida sun dur
ing his two months rest at Miami.
Rockne enthusiastically looked for
ward TO being up and around soon.
He arrived here accompanied by
Dr. @. j. Harborka OF the Mayo
clinic, called 10 Florida TO examine
the noted coach. The physician said
Rockne was completely recovered
from an acute attack OF asthmatic
bronchitis ard was making pro-
vress in con~valescence from the
ailment In his right leg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09

BLUE STAR OINTMENT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Presbyterians Pla
Meeting Tonight

The congregation or the FIRST
Presbyterian church will meet to-
night at seven o'clock. "A supper will
be served by the ladies OF tins
church, and some new officers Will
be elected. This Is q very important
meeting and all members are urged
to be present. it was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service Writer

49, - ~
NEW YORK, April 9-The five
power shipbuilding race for Atlantic
supremacy is on. Whatever hap
pens TO the London parley for re-
duction OF navies, its ~conferees may
derive some satisfaction from the
fact that this greatest maritime
contest In history is concerned only
with the swift cruisers and super
dreadnaughts of peaceful commerce
While the Europa, OF the North
German Lloyd line. holds the speed
record for the Atlantic crossing -
4 DAYS, III hours-the United States,
Great Britain, France and italy all
are planning swift new liners 10
contend for the blue ribbon.
Until the Bremen, sister shin OF
the Europa, wOn the title in 1929,
the Cunard liner Mauritania had
been undisputed mistress of the
ocean for 90 years. Not since the
DAYS Of the old Yankee clipper shins
has the United States made a single
gesture toward regaining supremacy
Y. s. in Speed Race
Now. however. with steel and
steam. the United States lines are
promising to write a new epic OF
the sea. In the hands of the navy
department at Washington. await
ing official approval. are plans FOL
two new liners which will surpaSs
in speed anything now afloat OF
contemplated"
Thew are named T4viathan TT arr
Leviathan III. and are TO be built
in this country under the supervi-
sion Of Theodore f. Ferris. New
York architect and engineer who
has designed more ships than any
other man in the world. During the
war he was in charge Of building
up the great emergency fleet OF the
q. s. Shipping Board.
THE vessels" said Ferris conf
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tract speed" for instance. since Il
Is only slightly above the average
Of the Europa's record-breaking
maiden voyage. can be considered
only as a minimum for the American
ships.
But the leading companies OF
Europe are JUST as confident as the
U. S. Lines OF showing a stern 10
all Atlantic competition. Plans have
been completed in Italy for two
monster ships capable OF at least
% 1-2 knots. The Cunard line, OF
England, out to regain the honors
lost by its Mauritania, has designed
a speedy vessel Of approximately
10000 tons-the tonnage Of the
present Leviathan.
The White Star Line. also OF Eng
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
Day In Congress
By The Associated Pressl
Wednesday

6Hy me Associated freSSl
Wednesday
Senate:
Continues debate on st. Paul
postoffice.
House:
Considers miscellaneous bills on
consent calendar.
Judiciary committee holds ex-
ecutive session on law enforcement
commissions legislative program.
Tuesday
Senate:
Lobby committee questioned Jo-
sephus Daniels.
Senator Black and J. z. Pierce
engaged in bitter exchange before
lobby committee.
House.
Approved judiciary committees
report censoring Federal Judge M
Moscowitz OF the eastern New York
district but holding there were not
sufficient grounds for an impeach-
ment case.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-09
ILL WINS

CHICAGO, April 9-tPl- The
National A. a. U. water polo cham
pionship cup for 1890 today was in
the Illinois Athletic club trophy
room. The /. A. c., led by AL Schw-
arts, former Northwestern Univer-
sity star, last night won the title
game from tho New York A. C., the
defending champion, by six goals
to two.
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STOP THAT ITCHING

Apply Blue Star Ointment 70 relievs
Skin Irritations. Itching Skin or the Itch
Of Ecremie conditions. letter. RinEworm.
Itching Toes. Poison Dab and ~ an An
aiseptie Dressing for Old Sores. etc
Ask your Druggist for