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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
MRS. CHEENER
HOSTESS

Mrs. George Cheever entertained
Thursday evening al her home for
the members OF the Westway Bridge
club.
Those present were Mesdames w.
Fl Rodecker. J. w. Eggleston, Sam
Cook. a. J. Kelly. J. II. May, t. A.
Short. j. G. Ziebell. John Bales.
Chester Posey. j. w. Martin. Leo
T~-terghein. w. S. Goldsmith. Maude
PALM, IT. ID. Zacharias and Mae
Moore OF San Antonio.
Mrs. Cook was awarded high
score prize and Mrs. Ziebell second
high. Mrs. May received the guest
prize.
Mrs. w. S. Goldsmith will be the
next hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Y W. Leaders Of
Valley to Plan Work

Work Of the Valley T. w. 9. A. for the coming year Is beginning to
take form since the recent arrival Of Miss Elizabeth Allen. who IS the new
Valley secretary. Miss Allen has been spending the time since her ar
rival visiting members Of the executive boards in the various towns to get
a general view Of the situation. and actual plans arr to be worked out
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
Valley Wide League
injecting This Week

Members Of al Epworth Leagues in the Valley will gather at Edin-
burg Oh Saturday and Sunday OF this week for the meeting OF the Valley
Federation Of Epwoth Leagues. Between 200 and 800 delegates are ex-
pected to be present at the convention.
All conference officers are expected to attend the meeting and take
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04

Plans are now ready for
the new telephone
building in Brownsville.
Contractors desiring TO
figure on this building
can secure plans from
II. II. Mockbee, Man
ager Rio Grande Valley
Telephone Company,
Brownsville.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
PRISCILLA CLUB
NTEETE

Mrs. +. D. Mathis was hostess
Friday afternoon to members Of tie
Priscilla club and a number Cf
guests.
The guests for the afternoon were
Mesdames Clay Zachary, Anna
Wakefield, George Gaddy, p. ID
Frisby. NJ. r. Nelson. B. d. KIM
brough and NJ. L. Kre.dler.
Mrs. z. L. Moore will be the next
hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-04
PERSONALS

Miss Aileen Mitchell is enjoying
a visit in San Antonio with relatives
and friends.
M. and Mrs. E. III. Card and
daughters, Misses Maurine and Mil
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NAVAL AVIATOR DOES INVERTED
 FALL|N3 LEAF"
TWO DAYS BEFORE RESIGNA- TION HE DEMONSTRATED
 THE RISKY MANEUVER
WASHINGTON, May 9. (P,

WASHINGTON, May 22 CAP - Lieut.. Alferd J. Williams, noted naval aviator, has said his fare- we'll to the service with new nlaneuver, the lone remaining feat, he says, previously accomp- lished by aviation.
 It is called the inverted fall ing leaf" Two days before his resignation from the navy went into effect, spectators were privi- legged to reveal a flight they saw in which the maneuver was dem- onstrated
 Performing high in the air, Will Hams fluttered toward earth, the landing gear of the plane on tor and himself hanging downward with only his safety belt holding him in the craft. He tipped tht plane from side to side, checkine it just short of the point at Whicf it would fall in a deadly spin and zigzagged downward like { playing card dropped from a sky { scraper.
 The maneuver, lie explained has no military valce but is Q value to aviators in an inverte' flight to teach them when am how to avoid spinnrg. His ser vices were volunteered for tn hazardous tests and in recogni ton he was awarded the distin guished flying cross.
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GRAF ZEPPELIN ACROSS EQUATOR
 IN $. AMERICA
WILL MAKE BRIEF STAYS BE FORE RETURNING TO PER
 NAMBUCO, HAVANA

RIO JANEIRO, May 22, (Pl-The Graf Zeppelin, bound for Pernam- buco, crossed the equator and made it's first appearance in the south ern hemisphere.
 Commander Eckener, making his first crossing of the equator, be- came member of Neptune's band being baptized by other members the party who already were Nep- tunes sons and daughters.
 The Graf expected to reach Per nambuco tonight and stay there several hours, then go to Rio. After brief stay there it is planned to return to Pernambuco and start for Havana Sunday or Monday.
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ALhhS.,A ISLANDS
 KEY POSITION
 ATTACK SOUND
WANTS FORT LEWIS FORTH FED FIRST; PROTECT FROM
 INVASION NORTH

WASHINGTON, May p. (P- Admiral Reeves said before the House naval committee that three dirigible bases need proper pro- lection. The bases, which are To- cated on the Pacific Coast, are Sunnyville, and Camp Kearney in California and Fort Lewis in Washington.
 Fort Kearney should be the first choice in giving the added protection according to Represent alive Miller of Washington. He contends that this should have additional protection in order to serve as a protection to all of the Northwest and Pacific states by being able to offset any at temp of invasion that might be made by a hostile fleet which, he added. could very easily hide am ong the archipelago of islands toward Alaska and launch an at tack on Puget Sound.
 Representative Miller also term ed the Southeastern Alaska ar chipelago was the only one be tween Barrow and Cape Horn oi the Pacific coast where an en emy fleet could be concealed ant still be in key position to launcf an attack
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CREAT CONCERN FELT ,BOAT!Ess NATIVES

AKIAK, May 22, (P)-The lower Kuskokwim villages were inundat- ed by unusually high water during an ice breakup. The water is stead fly rising and there apparently is a large ice jam between the villages of Akiak and Bethel.
 The fate of the natives in the Imuskrat camps is unknown. Com munication between homes is by boat. Bethel is likely to suffer considerable damage when the ice jam breaks.
 The greatest concern is for the native families in the muskrat camps who have no boats.
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LGNG DISTANCE TALK
 SHIP ID SH0RE RADIO

San Francisco. May 22. (F, - The longest ship to shore radio telephone conversation was ac- complished aboard the White Star liner Majestic, according to word received by II. E. Archer, coast manager of the line The vessel was 800 miles from South ampton in the North Atlantic when Captain E. l. Trant helf an extended conversation with Colonel William Repp, vice-presi- dent in Buenos Aires of the In ternational Telephone and Tele- graph Company
 When rates have been flleo this telephone service will be open and available to the public
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YUKON SOUTH FRIDAY

According to the local office, the s. s. Yukon of the A. s. s. Co.,, is due in Seward from the south at la m. and is scheduled to depart for the south again at 9 p. m. Fri day. The vessel is carrying heavy tonnage for discharge here, nearly 900 tons; 495 of which is for West ward canneries and will De trans ferred to the S. s. Redo.ido. The balance of the cargo is distributed as follows: Seward A tons; railroad points 327; including 50 tons o1 empty cans. There is one auto or board for Seward and one for An chorage.
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WARREN GREENE ELECTED SOUTH OAK

PIERRE, $. D. May 21. (P,- Warren Green, who placed last in field of five candidates al the state primaries two weeks ago as the Republican candidate for Governor was nominated by the State Convention.
 After a heated fight the Con- vention deposed of Gladys Pyle secretary of state, who was nom- mated at the primaries but failed to poll the necessary 35 per cent necessitating a convention to nom mate.
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ALASKA MOUNT bE
 NAMED MEMORY L!EUT

WASHINGTON, May 2, (P9-The naval lieutenant who directed the aerial survey of 23,00O square miles in Alaska is to have a mountain named in his memory A pinnacle, seven miles north of Devils Thumb, Alaska will be called Mt. Burkett.
 The navy announced it will hon. or Lieut.. Eugene F. Burkett, who was killed in an airplane crash at San Diego on January T. Burkett's home was in Abiline, Tex He was thet navigator for the Alaska aerial surveys.
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WANTS APPROPRIATION

WASHINGTON, May 21, (PN- Professor John Dewey. the presi- dent of the Peoples Lobby, issued statement in which he estimated from 3,oooo0O to 5,000,0OO men and women have been unemployed fol at least three months. He announc- ed that he had asked President Hoovr to have Congress appropri- ate s250,OO0 for support of state unemployment insurance.
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UNDER FOX BANNER

NEW YORK, May 21, (P1-Nego- tiations have been completed which brings the Midland Circuit of thea tres, located in the MiddleWest, un- der the banner of Fox Film Corp, it was announced by Harley l.. Clarke, president. The new circuit will be added to the present Fox theater organization, and a spec ial division office will be establish ed in Kansas City.
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LOCATION DIR|G|PLE
 BASE $ CONTESTED
WASHINGTON, May P. (P, <

WASHINGTON, May P CP, -
 The battle of Californians over whether the new s5,oO0,OOO air ship base should be situated at sunnyvale, near San Francisco, or at Camp Kearney, near San Diego, will be fought out before the house naval committee. Both northern and southern California have their delegations here. Two huge dirigibles are being built for the navy at Akron, Ohio.
 It is planned to make Lake hurst, N. J. the home port of one the other to operate on West coast base
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s[CRETARY CATCHES
 PLENTY OF SHARKS

PORT ARTHUR, Texas, May 22- tAo) If it had been anything but a shark. Secretary of Agriculture Arthur M. Hyde, fishing here would have game conservatolnlsts hot on his trail He hooked a shark and got so much fun out it that he decided to go out TOT more
 The result was a big one;lOl ln- ches in length and weighing more than 800 pounds. After it had been lowed in and pulled up on the dock it gave birth to seven little fellows.
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LINDBERGH TEST PLANE

Roosevelt Field, May AZ. 4O-- Colonel Charles A Lindberkh arrived here to test and fly a new monoplane, it was learned The plane he is to test IS a Fleet ster and is almost a replica of the Lockhead in which Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh set a trans continental record recently, ex- cept that it is of all-metal con- struction while the Lockhead was almost entirely of wood
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WEALTHY WOMAN
 BELIEVED BE SUICIDE

BALTIMORE, May g. lP) The body of Mrs. Mary Textor was found in several inches of water in the basement of her palatial home where she lived alone
 Strands of heavy wire about her neck and with water gushing out of a water pipe was the scene which confronted the police.
 Later they found many jewels, cash and bonds hidden in various places. It is thought that she is a suicide.
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PLANNING TRIP

WASHINGTON, May P, (P)- While the western tour of President Hoover is determined for August the itinerary is still indefinite. The plan of cutting across from Yellow stone to Portland, Seattle and Ia coma is being considered, The President may visit Mexico and Cuba in October OF November.
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MASS RAID SUNDAY

BOMBAY, India, May p, (P)- British troops, sent by the govern ment, operated the salt depot at Dharsana to prevent further raid ing by the nationalists and volun- teers. The Nationalists headquar- ters announced the next mass raid will take place Sunday. Hitherto only police defended the salt works.
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PRESIDENT SUBMITS
 NAME Tl CANADA

WASHINGTON, May q D. Fanford MacNider of Iowa was selected by President Hoover as M mister to Canada His name has been submitted to the Canad- ian government and a favorable reply is expected soon.
 MacNider was former assis- tant to the Secretary of War, and former National Commander of the American Legion.
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BAsEB BALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati 2; St. Louis 3. Brooklyn 12; Boston l. Chicago 3; Pittsburgh 10. Philadelphia 4; New York H.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 2-1; Washington 1O-6 New York 7-1; Philadelphia l5-4 Detroit 3; Chicago 9. st. Louis 6; Cleveland 5.
 PACIFIC COAST bEAGUE Portland 4; Hollywood 6- Seattle 2; Missions 3. Los Angeles 2; Sacramento }, San Francisco $; Oakland 9, lz innings.
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TRIED TO BRIBE JUDGE

MIAMI, May 21, (P-Nathan Gebstein, local realtor, was held III contempt of court on the charge of approaching Circuit Jud E e Barnes with proposal to pay the judge s5,ooO to decide the paddock proceedings against Al Capone's residence. allegedly in Capone's ia VOr
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AIR SHOW CLOSED

NEW YORK, May 2l, (P-The air show closed it's doors bringing an end to an eight-day period of unprecedented aviation activity. Officials reported more than 12O,- oOO persons visited the show and the acquisition of many sales pros poets.
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WATSON SAILS

SEATTLE, May P. (P)- The $. $. Admiral Watson of the P. s. s. Co.,, sailed at 10 A. M. yes terday carrying 58 passengers and 73 steerage. Four passengers are booked for Seward, H. Boe, E. H. Hodges, F. A. Hawkins, Mrs May Hawkins, and seven steerage.
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q s. EVANS TONIGHT

\ The s. s. Admiral Evans, of the P s. $. Co.,, is due to arrive in port at g p. m. tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
WOMEN DRYS
MUSTER ARMS

WASHINGTON. March i2-tFl-
More than a score OF prominent
club and society women from all
sections OF the country were mus
tered TO the defense OF the pro-
hibition laws today by dry leaders
presenting testimony before the
house judiciary committee in OPP
position to the repeal Of the eight
ceath amendment.
They came with prepared state
ments intended TO show a cross S c.
ton OF the opinion Of American
womanhood. All said the majority
OF their sex was in favor OF the
dry laws. Brief statements from
Mrs Henry Ford and Mrs. Thomas
a. Edison were submitted.
Under the leadership. for the day,
of Mrs. Henry W. Peabody Of Bev-
erly, Massachusetts. chairman OF
the Woman's National Committee
for Law Enforcement. the claim was
presented that 1000, 900 women =
vor a continuance Of prohibition.
A prominent witness was Mrs.
John F. Sippel of Baltimore. presi-
dent of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs. who had received
an anonymous telephone call threat
ening her with harm should she
appear in favor Of the dry laws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
CHARGE FILED
AFTER WRECK
McAllen Woman Fatally
Injured in Auto
Crash
Especial to The Herald.O

McALLEN. March l2-Two COM
plants were filed against @. T.
Anderson Of McAllen late Tuesday
afternoon in Justice OF the Peace
q. G. Seaweil's court by assistant
district attorney Rogers Kelley of
Edinhurg in connection with the
wrecking Of an automobile southeast
Of McAllen early Tuesday morning
in which Miss Pearl Robinson, 26.
employe of the traffic department
OF the Western Union Telegraph
company Of McAllen. was fatally
injured.
Kelley investigated the accident
during Tuesday and the complaints
were sworn out after he completed
his probe. One complaint charges
Anderson with the operation OF a
motor vehicle on a public road
while under the Influence Of intoX-
icating liquor" while the second
charges negligent homicide by the
negligent operation Of a motor
vehicle and causing the death OF
Pearl Robinson.
Anderson. confined to the Nc
Allen hospital as the result OF in
juries he received in the crash.
was under technical arrest and at
the option of the deputy sheriff
serving the warrant Of arrest will
make bond in an amount TO be
set by Justice Seawell sometime
Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Invalid Drawn To
Valley by Climate

Even doctors recommend the VAL
ley.
hrs. J. /. Bankston, Of Bismark.
N. d., writes that she and her
daughter viii arrive in Brownsville
within the next 10 days for an in
definite stay. She said that a North
Dakota doctor had prescribed
Brownsville climate for her
daughter. VINO is an invalid.
The northern woman wrote the
chamber of commerce Feb. % re-
questing aid in renting an apart
ment or furnished home. This as
sistance was given her. and a let
ter received Monday disclosed that
she and her daughter were leav-
ing Immediately for Brownsville.
This forms another talking point
for the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
BOOSTER DAY
PLANS GIVEN

LOS FRESNOS, March ia di-
versified program for a Los Fresnos
Booster Day on Marcn Is has been
announced by committees in charge.
A feature Of the days events will
probably be q horseshoe pitching
contest TO be staged under the SUI
pervision % George Lipe.
The program thus far ANNOUNCE
is as follows:
1:30-1:45-Band.
l:5O-Hundred yard race. free for
all.
1:55-Fifty yard race. free for all.
? p. m.-Hundred yard race. boys
under 13.
2:05-Fifty yard race. boys under
Is.
2:1o-Fifty-yard race for fat wo-
men.
2:l5-Fifty yard race for women,
free for all.
2:2O-Fifty yard race. girls under
10.
2:25-Sack race. free for all.
":30-Potato race, free for all.
2.35-Nail driving contest for wo-
men.
2:45-Basketbsll game.
3:4s-Ball game between Los
Fresnos Spuds and City Dads
5:50-FowlS Thrown from build
ing.
7:3ole :s0-Band concert.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Baseball Magnate
Jones Sees Troops

DOUGLAS, Ga. March l2.-(P-
The Atlanta Crackers Of the South
ern Baseball association have Just
been inspected by their vice presi-
dent. Robert II. Jones, Jr., at their
spring training camp at Douglas
Ga.
The Atlanta golfing barrister be-
came part owner OF the Crackers
last fall when he and II other To-
cal business mcn bought the club
He thinks he is going 10 enjoy
being a baseball magnate. In buy
ing an interest in the Atlanta club
he became actively connected with
a game he preferred TO golf as a
youngster Of seven.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Scout Clock Jumps
Two Hours Tuesday

It's 5 o'clock in BROWNSVILLE and
getting later all the time.
The time-piece at Elizabeth and
Eleventh was set ar 5 o'clock at IL
noon today. 4. Z. Mockbee IN
charge OF the Boy Scout drive here
when asked about the apparent dis
crepancy Of the huge clock predict
ed that the II o'clock. representing
Sl2.00 o for the Boy Scout move
ment would be showing in a few
days. He thought that almost ST.
coo would be turned in by Tuesday
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Society to Meet
Especial 70 The Herald.)

Especial 70 The Herald.)
SAN BENITO, March l2- The
Valley society OF Sub Tropical Hor-
ticulture is TO meet tonight at
Weslaco. announcement has been
made here.
Officials II charge OF the Texas
agricultural experiment station at
Weslaco are to speak on damage
resulting from the recent Valley
frost, and care Of citrus trees ei-
fected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
SHIRES 3 r E S
y - =
TRADITION BY
= = 4
KEEPING QUIET

CHICAGO. March l2-H1-
Art ShireS has demonstrated to
owner Charles A. Comiskey Of
the White Sox that he al be
silent as we'll as garrulous.
On February 2. Comiskey wrote
Art a letter enclosing contracts
and asking him certain questions.
But not until yesterday was a
reply received from the Great
Shires". All questions were an
swered, apparently satisfactorily.
but contracts were unsigned.
While Comiskey refuses TO
divulge the salary differences be-
tween the cub and Shires, 1t is
understood Shires has been Of
fered $4,000 with threats OF severe
fines II he attacks another man.
ager. He Is demanding $4,000.
Il will study his reply today
and answer II Immediately"
Comlskey said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Argotane Is
Sensation OF
Corpus Christi
Mr.. Jim G. Moody. Local Man. Tcs-
titles To Remarkable Benefits
Derived From Remarkable
Remedy.

Already Argotane is producing re-
suits. The people Of Corpus Christi
are beginning 10 realize and appre-
cfate the marvellous health giving
properties Of this scientific bile
treatment. @ product Of one Of the
worlds largest laboratories. Since
Argotane vas introduced to the
people OF Corr-s Christi. several OF
the city's leading citizens have tes-
titled to benefits derived from this
wonderful preparation. Among
these is Mr.. Jim c. Moody. OF 5l4
Culberson ST..
FOR the past year. I hape been
sufferir- from stomach trouble =
Nh. Moody told a representative OF
the Argotane company. The dis
orders were marked chiefly by in
digestion. pains in my kidneys, and
whenever I managed to eat. the
food did me more harm than good,
for II would cause me to bloat bad
" and have spells of indigestion.
81 had been able to obtain no re-
lief until Argotane a introduced
70 the public here. I was impress
cd BY its record in other parts Of
Texas and throughout the country.
and I decided that it would do no
harm TO try II. Consequently, 1
bought a bottle and began the
treatment.
by the time ! had taken nine
tablets, my improvement was really
noticeable. I have regained my APP
petite. am no longer troubled with
gas formations. and my kidneys are
no longer bothering me.
"Argotane brought me the first
rel. from my troubles in a year.
| am convinced that II is a good
medicine. and ! am glad to recon-
mend It,"
Genuine Argotane may be bought
r. Brownsville at the Martinez
Drug Stores. No. ! Market Plaza
rnd NO. 2 Victoria Heights adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
FIESTA
TRIP THURSDAY
Three-D Day Fiesta. to Open
Al ~Raymondville With
Many ADJUSTMENTS
Special to The HeraId.l

f0B&AA0A W 4Al(
RAYMONDVILLE. March H.
The details in the program Of
the Second Annual Onion Fiesta
which Is 10 be held in Raymond
vile March 81. % and %, are rap
idly being gathered together and
completed. Every moment Of the
time between 1880 a. m. Thursday
when the trip over the Valley starts
until midnight Saturday night
when the orchestra will play
Home, Sweet Home" will be fillec
with some form or amusement.
The committee has endeavored to
secure a number of different forms
Of amusement, SO that every one
will be entertained and will have
no regret for having attended the
fiesta. Thursday has been erron-
eousiy advertised as the first day
of the fiesta. in truth 1t Is the day
In which the citizens OF Raymond
Vile. in ion-decorated cars. will
tour the Valley. visiting every
town. and extending al invitation
to all TO attend their fiesta. An
itinerary has been made OF the
trip, giving every stop and time
and they are planning to adhere
closely to this schedule. Friday
morning will open with the County
Interscholastic meet at 8 a M. anc
the tennis tournament at 10. fol
lowed by the ball game and rodeC
IN the afternoon. Already two Val
lev teams have answered Manage
T.. p. Bostick's challenge and &C
cented games for two Of the days
but he still has one date open. II
the evening Queen Noino will b
crowned ana after the ceremonlef
will BE- the grand ball In her hon.
or, and the carnival.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12

Sick headache, chills, fever,
"grippy" pains and irritated
nose and throat-these are
only a few Of the needless
miseries Of a neglected cold.
Don't let a cold get a grip on
you'll Take LaX-ana and check
it before it leads to more
serious complications.
Lax-ana gives overnight
results because it is Double
Strength. Every prescrip-
ton drug store is authorized
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-12
Revival Opens

Howard S. Williams, lay evan
gelist will commence a gospel cam
paign In Harrington, Thursday.
The services will be in the taber-
racle on the corner OF East Jack
son and Third streets. which Mr..
Williams has leased for one month.
The revival campaign is 10 be
nter-denominational. pastors Of
all Harlinge1 churches being in
vited 10 cooperate.
Mr.. Williams has very recently
conducted rcvivals in Edinburg.
Weslaco. San Juan, and Mission.