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LOST.
BILLFOLD-Containing sum Of money, in
front of PAL 10th st. Sc. MIR. Howard, Lin
coin 9639. Reward.
BUNCH OF KEYS, probably on Kenyon ST.
between van ST. phone TO 49,
4645 Branch 633. --
CAT-Smal. mixed gray and brown female
vicinity Takoma Park. Phone Georgia
CAT-Male. orange color. tip of tail miss
ing; name Ginger. Reward II returned to
1870 Randolph st. n.W.----
CAT-Large gray Persian. male: strayed
from 1925 Military rd: Chevy Chase sstrr-
license; answers to name Sandy" Reward
See janitor, 2l45 California st.
EYEGLAsSEs-At Fox Theater. May Is. Re-
wrrd Phone Georgia l64l-J
Re probably Adde'S
Box 426-R. Star Office. -
CiLASSES-In case, kindly Optical CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa, inscribed on case. Notify
Mrs H. J. BBurSh"rt' Elizabeth Manor Up
GOVERNMENT PENSION, CHECK. No.
l235670, for the sum of $40. Return to E..
j. Branch. 1929 oregon ave. Reward
HAT-Exchanged by mistake Knox hat
bearing card Portland Ores CAL Ln nc.
PIN. onyx and pearl, lost Tuesday morning.
Reward. TOO North Capitol st.
POCKETBOOK, mans, containing money.
lodge cards, driving permits, Almas Temple.
is returned to 1925 l4th st. NV. Mr.. Kraft.
Shell cn rim on on ,yI
st NV. Call Columbia 8461-W.
wIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER, male. white
stub tail Liberal reward. 2l22 Minnesota
ave. Sc Atlantic 3464-W, les
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Presentation of musical comedy Miss
Cherry Blossom" the Towne Players,
Church of Atonement hall, North Cap
itol street and Rhode Island avenue,
$3.50 pm.
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Dance and card party, Temple COM
mittee of Gavel Chapter, No. 20, Q. E. s.,
Potomac Boat Club, Saturday, 9 pm.
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SUITS FILED IN DIST
COURTS

w. A. Burke VS. E. r. st John,
debt and foreclosure.
American Rio Grande Land and
Irrigation Company vs. Harry N.
Peterson, debt.
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CLUB HOST TO
NOTED GUESTS
Bishop Quin, Judge Atwell
Address Mission
Rotarians
Especial to The Eerald.)

MISSION, May 27.-Bishop Clin-
ton .. Quin and Judge VIM. II.
Atwell were prominent guests at
the local Rotary club last Monday.
Bishop Quin vas called on for q
few remarks on the experience OF
the Apostle Paul. He brought his
topic to the present indicating that
10 be o real Rotarian one must
have a knowledge OF the depth,
the latitude and the outlook In the
matter OF the proper functioning
Of the club life. One must be
broadminded and have a vision as
did Saint Paul in order to accom-
plish the object for which one
strives.
Judge Atwell spoke on the pre-
sent day criticism Of everything
and everybody so common amonc
many citizens. He spoke Of his ex-
periences and the superficial i'm
pressions made on him by the
people Of the different countries in
which he had travelled. In compar-
Ing other lands and other gov
ernments with those OF this coun-
try he decided people might we'll saw
what is Right with America" ms
tead Of ~criticising every word and
every deed and putting Abe wrong
construction on this government
and It's agents.
Vote for Port NAV GOTH
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-27
Especial to The Herald.)

MERCEDES, May 27.-Plans are
rapidly maturing and the program
has practically been completed for
the Ninth Annual Encampment OF
the Home Demonstration Clubs Of
Hidalgo county. to be heed at the
McAllen Country Club on June 5
and 6, according to Mrs. o. ]. Gum
Of Mercedes chairman Of the pro-
gram committee.
AT this time there will be several
out-of-the-Valley speakers.
Following Is the program.
Morning Session, June 6
.-9:00-i0:00 a. INCARCERATION.
1918 a. m.-Encampment song:
Invocation: Welcome address by
MIR. Rogers of the McAllen chamber
of commerce; Response. Mrs. G. Nc
Nallie Of McAllen.
HOO a. m.-Talk, Lighting for
the Homes. Miss Alice Shutz, OF
the Central Power and Light Co.
1900 o'clock . Lunch.
Afternoon Session
1880 .. m. Piano solo. Mrs. Frank
Beale. OF the Alternate Wednesday
Club, Mercedes. Reading. Mrs. John
Rouse. Just We Neighbors Club,
Mercedes.
2:l5 p. m. Talk. Looking Forward
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clothing specialist OF the extention
department at "A. and M. College.
ii:i5 a. m. Talk by Miss Mil
dred Harton. Historians Report.
1900 o'clock. Lunch.
Afternoon Session
Talking OF Encampment Pictures.
1880 p. m. Dress pageant. Miss
Campbell OF the a. and MI. extern
ton department. will award prizes.
Installation Of officers. Report OF
Resolution Committee, Partin q
Song Adjournment.
Vote for Port May Goth
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PROGRAM READY FOR ANNUAL
HIDALGO CLUB E%NCAMPMENT

TO Home Demonstration Work." by
Miss Mildred Horton, State House
Demonstration agent.
3:15 p. m. Reading. Mrs. p. II.
Garner. Holt Hammond Club Nc
Allen. Stunt. by Loyal Workers
Club. Mercedes.
500 p. m. Roll call by clubs.
1880 p. m. Piano solo, Miss Helen
Drefke. Loyal workers club. Mer-
cedes. Play. Alamo Club.
$3.50 p. m. Address. Our Common
Problems" Il. +. Stanford, Editor
Of the Southern Agriculturist.
Morning Session, June
800 q. m. Devotional and assem-
bly, singing. Business Meeting.
Gas q. m. Address, L. Z. STAN
ford.
f0:45 a. m. Talk, Present Style
Trends" by Mrs. Dora Barnes,
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Truck
Markets
VIA Naval RaAis Station

+. o. q. shipping point informa-
ton reported Monday. May rs:
Lower Rio Grande Valley Points:
Tomatoes: Practically no haul
ings account Of weather. Good wire
inquiry. demand good, market
slightly stronger. Carloads FOB
usual terms-lugs green wrapped
6x7 and larger Us No. !. very few
sales. S2.O0-2.25. Cash track Sl.-2.00.
Green corn: Haulings light. Mod
crate wire inquiry. demand mod
crate, market slightly stronger.
Carloads FOB usual terms-bushel
baskets, best, sl.10-i.l5; crates $3.50
lbs.
Lower Rio Grande Valley move
ment reported Tuesday morning
May 81:
Mixed vegetables !. tomatoes II,
corn Al, watermelons /, onions !,
parsley 1. total 81 cars Freight
movement to date this season
Fruit 1919, Vegetables 2l755. total
25734: 10 same day last season
Fruit l744. Vegetables 2235o. total
24l03 cars.
Carlot shipments Of entire United
States reported Monday. May rs:
includes cars billed from midnight
to midnight
Potatoes: Ala. so. Ark. ?. Calf
50. Colo. /, Fla. 2. Ga. 10. Idaho 4
La. 10. Me. 140. Mich. 5, MINI. Is.
SO. Car. i49. Wis. Il, Texas 46
total u. s. 526 cars.
Tomatoes: Calf. 4. Fla. IS. Tex
50. total U. S. 118 cars. Mexico
car.
Additional FOB information re-
ported Monday. May rs:
Potatoes: Sugarland. Texas: Haul
inRs moderate. Moderate wire in
quirv. demand moderate. market
ewaker. Bliss Triumphs sacked per
cwt. US No. Is carloads FOB cash
track-s2.i0: carloads FOB usual
terms-225-2.35.
San Antonio. Texas: Haulinrs
light. Light wire inquiry market
dull. Very few sales. Carloads FOB
usual terms-Irish Cobblers sacked
Der cwt. partly graded 2.25-235.
Much OF offerings going into local
consumption.
Mobile. Ala: Haulings moderate.
Light wire insuirv. demand rather
light. marketd ull. Carloads FOB
usual terms-BliSs Triumphs sack
co per cwt. US No. Is 2.30-2.5,.
mostly 2.35-2.4o: US NO. Is mostly
Is. occasional car high as 1885,
ian.
Tomatoes: Manatee Section. Fla:
Haulings fairly light. Demand slow.
market dull and weak. Too few sales
"a establish market.
Vote for Port May 29th-
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NO MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP.
ITS q sure rodent killer. Try : Pkg.
end prove IL. Rats killed with RAT
SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs
won't touch 1t. Guaranteed.
35c size Il cake) enough for
Pantry. Kitchen or Cellar.
CSC size e cakesl for Chicken
House, coOpS, or small buildings.
Sl-25 size q cakes enough for all
farm and Out-buiIdings. storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Eagle
Pharmacy, Inc: City Drug Store:
row a. Co; Putegnat Hdw. Co.
SAN BENITO:
Botica Guadalupana; Tested Seed
Co.
RIO HONDO:
Dawson Drug Co.
HARLINGEN:
+. G Jackson & Co. A. A. Kim
nell g. Co.
Adv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-27
NEW ARENA

Especial 20 The Herald)
McALLEN. May ga wrestling
arena capable Of holding 2.700 fans
viii be opened OH south Broadway
here June 3 by Ernie Stephens. Cor
pus Christi and Harlingen mat show
promoter, he has announced.
The worlds middleweight cham
pion. Gus Kallio. who won his title
recently at Columbus, Ohio. will be
on the main event on Stephens
opening card. His opponent has
not yet been named.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-27
Construction Starts
On Progreso Store
Especial to The Herald

HARLINGEN, May Gloon
~struction started this week on a store
building being financed BY Edward
Baker at Progreso.
The one story tile and stucco
building which will cost $4,000 Is to
be leased by Mr.. Baker for a store
and restaurant. The building Is
so by so feet.
Contract was let three weeks ago
to w. 0. Stephenson Of E~dinburg.
Plans were drawn by Lloyd Mel
lor, Harlingen architect.
Vote for Port May 29th-
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Retail Credit Menu
To Meet at Hotel

SAN BENTTO. May 2T-San Ben
ito credit men viii meet at 7:3o
o'clock Thursday night at the Stone
wall jackson hotel for a regular
meeting according to Miss Ethel i.
Finks. secretary OF the Retail Mer-
chants association here.
Local credit conditions viii DC dis
~wwwmA
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BEEvILLE. May 27=Pl-PoSsi-
bility OF a new oil field I'm this
vicinity was seen today as drillers
OF @. Il. Nichols No. 2 Hicks. which
came In as u good gaSSer and de-
veloped a strong flow Of high gravity
oil. prepared 20 gauge the we'll
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Cameron Courts

Delta Orchards Co. 70 Anthony
CaliEuri, 100000, e 1-2 lot l4l.
Delta Orchards Unit No. 4.
Delta Orchards Co. to Anthony
Caligguri, 100000 w IL lot 140,
Delta Orchards Co.
Vote for Port May 29th-
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New Oil Field

Vote for Port NAV 18th
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Sale Postponed

Special to The Herald.)
SAN BENTTO, May 27.-Due to
rain interfering with the sale OF
peoples Saturday for benefit OF
disabled soldiers receiving hospi-
~talization az Kerrville, the sale will
continue this Saturday. Only s68.66
was raised here last week.
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BUT AFTER

MRS. HIGGS with superior
air.: And don't forget. my 'usband
saw better days before ! married
i'm.
MRS. HIGGS with deep mean
ing): I'll bet he did. too!-Tit-
Bits.
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HidaIgo County

DR.. George w. Allen 70 Mrs. Katie
"A. Allen $1,000. lot z. block 100, Ed
inburg N. 20 acres lot !, sec. 240,
Tex.
Robert j. Nelson to Emily J.
Thompson. 100000 S 1-2 block 9,
La Blanca.
Robert j. Nelson 70 William j.
Thmpson. c tux S70l0.c0 N. 1-2
block 9. La Blanca "B'
Beatrice D.. Erase, ct al TO Ed
ward Nelson, $28OO0O, lot /, block 4,
La Blanca.
T. w. Carter to Josephine l..
Hughes. 100000, part lot 2, block
10l. Campacuas.
w. r. Montgomery, Trustee to
w. l. Pearson, $1,000. All block ]
2. 3.
Lots / to 4 block 4
Lots /, II. and IA TO %, block 7
Lots 9 to -, block 5
Lots ! to 10 g. u. 10 p, block 8 .
All blocks 8 70 IL
Lots Is 10 "a, Block u;
Lots / to II. block Is;
All block IA a. Is. Country Club
Place adm TO Edinburg.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Furnished by Valley Abstract co.
Cameron County
G. =. Thomas to H. u. Lands;
block I52. share 81. E. S. Grant, e
Jardin sub. $225O0.O0
Lloyd z. Stiernberg ct ux to j. w.
Vickery; south IS acres block IS,
r. z. Bishop sub. $1,000
John w. Belts TO Mrs. Jessie Belts,
lot 2 block Z, second addn. San Ben
ito. $1,000
Matteo Gendusa ct ux to Lucca
Olivera; north 5 acres OF south 10
acres block SO, H. & II. NO. ], La
Feria grant. $4,000
j. II. Waldrop, ct al to w. II.
Massie; south Is acres Of north 50
acres block /, F. z. Bishop subdivis-
ion. Si.00
Port Isabel co. to r. w. Board
man; lot 80 block lbs, City Port Is
abel. $4,000
AL and Lloyd Parker Inc. 70
John B. Sinderson ct ux; block A.
Monte Grande sub. $4250.O0
Al and Lloyd Parker Inc. TO John
3. Sanderson Ell ux.; block So, Mon
te Grande sub. S4750.00
Al and Lloyd Parker Inc. to G. s.
Thomson, north Is acres block s;
Monte Grande sub. $1,000
G. P. and Mrs. G. p. Miller to Ada
Pattee Tyrrell; lots 10. II, u, block
80. City Port Isabel. $1,000
j. I. and A. Pearl Daniel to Leo
Reed; lot 10 block II, town Of Combs
100000
r. r. Sibson TO Draper Smith ct
Tx, south 10 acres Of north 20 acres
Block 100. Mimi ex l.. g. I. co. $40.
Port Isabel Irrig. co. to w. II,
Van Size ct ux; block %. %. section
5. Port Isabel Irrig. co. Unit 3. Bay
view Citrus Groves sub. S7360.00
c. c. and Belle Porter English To
Rio Grande Valley Tel. Co, lots
and 8. block SO, Brownsville. $1,000
CT. G. Henson ct al to Jake Wag-
ner ct ux: east lots /. 2 and 3, block
~, original town San Benito. SO
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Engineer Unable To
Be With Commission
Especial to The Herald.)

Especial 70 The HeraId.J
SAN BENITO, May 27-Henry
Exall Elrod, Houston engineer whose
patents are embodied in the San
Benito sewage disposal plant. viii
be unable TO meet with the city
commission this week on account
Of illness, according to a message
received here.
The commissioners wished to in
terview him In regard TO the pro-
posed installation mere Of a chlor-
inator for sewage which goes into
the Arroyo Colorado.
Vote for Port May z9th-
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AVIATOR

acter," Col. Gilmore said Monday
informing. He was uneemonstrative.
bus absolute true blue. He was
si1eularly free from affectation, and
everybody had a deep affection for
him. His loss creates a gap that
VIII be hard to fill. Pilots, airport
Officials, and his other acquaint-
ances looked TO him as a perfect
type OF flyink pilot. He was slow to
make acquaintance, and IA ex-
tremely fair In all his dealings"
lie has been connected with the
Pan American company since 1924,
and when the local airport was
opened In 1929 and the Mexican
Aviation company merged, he was
retained and later made superin-
tendent Of flying, officials said to-
day
we must pay tribute to the
citizens OF Brownsville" Col. Gil
more said. Those who were visit
r on the field did not rush TO
the scene, but exhibited a praise
worthy decorum.
He would not make a statement
concerning the future OF gliding
here, but intimated that the club
would continue in operation.
Strap Breaks
Gas an official OF the Pan Amer
lean company, ! can make no state
ment. Gliding should continue" he
sad. ct mas an unfortunate ac-
cident. A man who Is hunting ducks
may be killed when a gun explodeS
IN his face. Gliding Is as safe as
any other sport, and the accident
would not have occurred II the
safety strap had not broken"
The clasp Of the strap was still
bCckled when the glider was in
spected after the crash. The ma
chine itself was but slightly dam
aged as 1t fell slowly. landed softly,
and turned over on its back.
Snyder has to his credit thou
sands Of hours OF flying. and was
considered one Of the best airplane
pilots In the country. He was a
resident OF Brownsville. having
married March Is. 1929 in Mexico,
bringing his bride here to live.
He Is survived by his wife and
mother. the latter living near De-
r-ost. his former home.
An official of the department or
commerce. division Of aviation, was
n visitor In Brownsville last week.
and made several flights in the
local glider, pronouncing conditions
here perfectly safe. He also gave a
talk on gliding 70 the members OF
the gliding club. The exhibition
yesterday was supposed to have been
Of similar nature. demonstrating
gliding to interested citizens.
No announcement had been made
Monday morning for burial.
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Held Up Blocked

FORT N0F-1 june g-hf-
authorities here today were hold
ing e man Ter questioning ! con
nection wish the robbery YESTERDAY
Of Fred and Company. Fort Worth
Lean and Jewelry shop. q be
tween Sl0o00 and $4,000 in dia-
monds and $3.50 in cash
The MAJ was CapturcC as he wa
leaving Tho place ana the Lest vas
recovered.
As the rohber was err2-v-r fr3rs
The Office Of the Lean Company.
G. W.. Alien. Gu Crt- er5-aei
by a he'll door T.3v icas But
the rob5er ie1fzi free and flei.
Allen followed and caught tire
man, holding him until q police
man arrived. Diamonds and cash
were strewn along the course Of
light and fight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-09
Laredo Officers In
Fatal Pistol Duel

LAREDO. June 81 Miguel
Arradillas. desk sergeant at the Nu-
evo Laredo police ctation was in a
hospital In serious condition today
with a bullet wound In the face and
Ramiro Lugo. 81. of Nuevo Laredo,
Mexico, was dead. after a shooting
yesterday In a Nueyo Laredo saloon.
'Gustavo Santos of villa Dana,
Mexico, was in Jail. charged with
killing Lugo and wounding Are
dillas.
Lugo and Sanos. officers said. be-
came involved in a quarrel and the
shooting started. After Lugo fell,
MORALLY wounded. Arredillas was
shot as he attempted to arrest San
tos.
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CONTINUED from page ID

many residents from other Valley
towns made a general exit from
convention headquarters taking
the visitors on the pre-convention
entertainment. the boat ride and
fish dinner at Point Isabel. This
feature was the courtesy Of the
Harrington Chamber OF Commerce.
II the crowd rather suddenly in
creased the anticipated proportion.
plans for the entertainment were
not upset, but merely enlarged. The
motor cavalcade numbered about
$40.
John T. Flcore, secretary Of the
chamber of commerce came back
to Harlingen by plane from Plain
view, where he was attending a
meeting of commercial executives,
in order to be on hand for the
Sunday afternoon program. He was
assisted by Howard Barrett. cham
Der OF commerce publicity director.
and Mrs. Guy Hoover, secretary IN
directing and handling the crowd.
Earl Bacon and Ed Stuart turned
their boats over to the chamber
for the boat rides. and several
trips were made TO show the visitors
all the main attractions of Point
Isabel.
A large part OF the crowd visited
Padre Island and enjoyed Gulf
waters after the boatride, but
chiefly, the delegates devoted the
remainder OF the afternoon to
finding and greeting old friends
gathering In the reception rooms Of
the Point Isabel yacht club. An
elaborate f~ive-course dinner was
served at z o'clock.
Cars called at Harrington hotels
Sunday morning to transport visit
ors to various church services or
the city.
Valley "Shows Off"
Valley clubs are showing off"
the Valley today. by means Of q
progressive luncheon which viii
take the delegates from Harrington
to McAllen. and back to Mercedes.
Raymondville is to serve the first
course. watermelon, Edinburg the
second. a barbecue, and McAlltn-
the third, ice cream and cake. Club
members and city officials will be
on hand In each town to welcome
the visitors and extend the coopera-
ton and goodwishes of their cities.
The Mercedes club Is to be hostess
at Llano Grande country club at a
Spanish tea, at 5 O'Clock.
Formal Opening Tonight
The formal opening OF the on
vention tonight at the Harlingen
Fair Park auditorium at 8 o'clock
is also Valley-wide, and Valley
residents as a whole are urged to
attend. Mrs. Blanche Fulgham.
Valley Federation president, will
preside and greetings will be given
by officials Of Valley cities and
various civic organizations. Miss
Marion McClench of Ann Arbor.
Mich, national federation presi-
dent. viii speak briefly bringing
greetings from the national organ
!zation.
Evening Session
800 d.. Informal opening Of
convention. Fair Park auditorium.
Blanche Fulgham, President Of
Valley Federation. presiding.
Singing. America.
Invocation. w. A. Harding.
Raymondville.
welcome address. Whit Rog-
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Especial 70 The Heraid.l

ALAMO. June 9-The American
Legion post IS a.annine to dcriicatc
the Alamo on one Or the city parks
located on the halfway OF this
town.
The building when completed will
cost about $1,000 and plans are be-
ing drawn BY r. T.. Volger. architect
Most Of this money has already been
raised. As soon as the plans are
completed the building viii be start
ed.
Besides being used for a meeting
place for @e Legion Post, the build
ing will also be used as a community
house for gatherings of all kinds
and would more or less take the
place Of a city hall or municipal
auditorium. a building which Alamo
does not have at present.
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a ssoctcted Press Photo
MARKETS
N. o. COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, June 9-tP1-
Cotton had rather an easy opening
in the absence Of .cables. Liverpool
being still closed. first trades show
ed / point gain to 4 points decline.
There was considerable realizing
and liquidation after the start,
feeling being depressed by the fav-
CRADLE weather over the week end
and fears Of a further decline in
stocks. July traded down to 1914,
October to 1891. and December to
i4.c0. or II TO u points below Sat-
arday's close At the end Of the
first hour the market was easy and
ct the lows.
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investigation. I have repeatf
charged and defied this cheap
7 now repeat the challenge and
defiance" 4
Owing To the comforting of
honorary degree az Georgetown y
said he would be unable Go attend
the republican state executive conf
mittee meeting today az Houston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-09

A 260-foot mast has been erected
in India to enable meteorologists to
study weather conditions for the
guidance Of pilots Of dirigibles
that will be operated between Eng
nd and India.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-09
ers, McAllen. Valley Secretaries Of
Chambers of Commerce.
Presentation OF Keys OF Valley,

A. j. Ross. Mayor Of Edinburg.
Greetings: Rotary Club. Harry
Carol. Donna; Kiwanis Club, Nix
Harrington, Mercedes; Lions
Club, Judge NJ. IL. Dew, Weslaco:
Valley Federation or Women's
Clubs. Mrs. Volnev Taylor,
Brownsville: Women's Chamber
OF Commerce, Mrs. II. 3. Herren,
Harrington.
Response. Clara r.. Suter,
President Of Dalhart Club.
Singing. Texas, Our Texas
Greetings from State Fedora
ton. Mary Jane Higgins.
Greetings from our Texas re-
preventative. Daisy III. Leake,
Temple.
Second National Vice-president.
Greetings from National
Federation. Marion II. McCiench,
Ann Arbor, Michigan, President.
After the formal opening pro-
gram informal dancing will be en-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-09
City Briefs

DO You Want a cool room, also
home cooked meals? Close IN. S875
per week. 1909 Adams ST., phone
l227-J. ADV. Il.
Dicssy's Old Reliable Eye water
refrcshes and strengthens weak and
tired eyes. ADV. t4l
Mexican Jumping Beans. A new
fresh let Just received a. the Basket
Place, northeast corner Plaza de
Armas. Matamoros Mexico. Adv. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-09
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 9-tPl-All grain
prices showed an early upward
rtend today. owing largely to re-
ports Of persistent absence OF rain
I've the spring wheat belt. Open
ir~ unchanged to 7-8c higher. wheat
acld near to the initial limit. Corn.
cats and provisions also tended up
ward. with corn starting a shade
of 70 3-8c uD and subsequently
keeping near % the opening fig
u-5s