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rected against this read Is one Of several
test cases.
Pittsbursh b Lake Erie Railroad
March net operating income on 81 per
cent; three months on 80 per cent.
Pittsburgh q west Virginia Railway
March quarter common share earnings
81 cents. against 81 cents.
Seaboard Air Line Railway March net
operating income of 1876 per cent:
three months OF 90 per cent.
shell Union Oil subsidiary reduces
gasoline price cent . gallon in De-
troit.
South Penn Oil cuts Pennsylvania
crude prices 10 cents q barrel to $I60.
VtyGinian Railway March quarter COM
men shaFe earnings 70 cents, against
sass.
wabash Railway March net operating
income al % pr cant; three months on
63.5 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
WILL SPEND $2,6l2,4s6
ON TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE. April 2S.-Apprcpria-
tons for additions and reDiacements 10
the telephone systeFa in Maryland, just
authorised by the board Of directors Of
the Chesapeake d Potomac Telephone
GO. Of Baltimore City. raises the total
authorised for this class Of work so far
this year 10 $2,6i2.l66, Frederick J.
Irish, the general manager Of the COM
pany, announced.
Projects authorized include construc-
ton Of pole lines and circuits ut North
Beach, Hampstead, Severna Park and
La Plata; aerial cable extensions at
Havre de Grace and Sparrows Point
and the installation Of additional
switchboard and other apparatus at An
napCliS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. April 20 (R1.-An early
advance of 8 or 8 points on the fairly
steady showing of Liverpool and indica-
tons that the May notices were being
promptly stopped by the trade was fol-
lowed by reactions in cotton today.
The failure of the stopping Of the
May notices to bring In q more general
demand and the unsettled tone Of the
stock market probably promoted the
afternoon selling, which sent the price
Of July contracts of from 1o.2S 60
1912. The mid-afternoon market was
about to points net lower,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, April ,2s (R.-Stocks
heavy; steel shares lead late recovery.
Bonds weak: Latin American issues
Mquidated. Curb irregular; rally checks
decline. Foreisn exchange Arm; ster-
ling advances fuythar. Cotton steady:
local covering. sugar easy; lower spot
mayket. Coffee unsettled; trade selling.
CEHCA0O.-Wheat steady; bullish
Kansas report ana dust storms, Canada.
Corn easy; excellent weather and poor
cash demand. Cattle steady to lower.
HOGS lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
NATIONAL SERVICE.

NEW YORK. April 20 Especially -
National service companies report
March gross sales Of ice, coal and fuel
oil amounting to $4,000, which is q
&72,1SS increase over March, 1880, and
~ per cent increase in gross. Net
for hrst two subsidiaries reporting shows
$4,000 increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, April 28.-Wheat prices
averaged higher and corn lower most
OF the time today. Canadian. reports
Of drought, delayed seeding and bad
soil drifting gave an advantage to
wheat bulls. Corn sagged on account
OF siackened demand from shippers and
owing to prospective big acreage Of the
1891 crop.
Wheat closed firm. o shade to n up;
corn at 70 decline TO 70 advance; oats
u lower 10 II higher, and provisions
showing to cents setback.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
STOCKS Ex.D1v1DEND.

NEW YORK. April 90 R).-stocks
ex-dividend today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 28.-FolIowing is
the complete ofiicial list Of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex-
chance fndau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

NEW YORK. April 28 R.-Divi-
dends declared.
Omitted.
Pc Pay Hldrs. Of
COMPANY Rate. riod. able. record.
, Gen EQUIP Corp. ACC @ Due APR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28

dollars based last quarterly or seman
Payable stock Payable in stock Adjustment
dividend Plus stock Plus 1T in
stock Plus in Plus So
stock Plus in regular rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-28

Average weekly cash earnings Of all
coal mine workers In Great Britain are
ei0.Ss, which is about half that Of 10
years ago.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

tante oposicion que contra sa
poder aparecia; Ell Canciller qul-
so aprovecharse de La juventud
del Emperador papa recalcar su
polftica, especialmente contra
los socialistas. Sc Ct J6ven Kai-
ser lie hubiera permitido al Can
ciller seguir adelante, Sc h2bria
enemistado con tOdas las victi-
mas de la polftica del Primer
Mi9istro1e Kaiser habria pa
sado a la c~ategoria de c6mpli-
ce de su Canciller.
Yantes que aparecer ante ell
pueblo como juguete del vence-
dor de alles, Guillermo 10
despidi6. Y entonces principal
no Mas contradicciones internas
que habian causado la caida de
los Borbones en- Francia. Y el
nuevo Canciller, nombrado por
el Emperador lie era response
bic solo a este 1ltimo. Pero ell
pueblo principle a hacer compa-
raciones entire los dos soberanos
V sus respectivos cancilleres.
Guillermo | habia encontrado a
Bismarck. SPor que Guillermo
II encontraba 1nicamente Ca
privis and Hohenlohes?
Teniendo que verselas con
un Canciller de segunda cate
goria ell Parlamento, los par
lido politicos y ell pueblo to-
maron brios Y principiaron a
c~riticarlo. Pero ell Canciller
La gaceta., 1931-01-13
EUROPA Y LA REVOLU-
CION DE 1880
Por GagLielmo Ferrero
(Continmaci6m)

Varias sorpresas ocurrieron
durante los s~iguientes amos: ell
golpe de estado de 1862, la
guerra de los DucadoA la que
ira contra Austria, Ia disolu-
ci6n de la confederation ger
manica, la confedebtci6n ale
mana del norte, laAguerra de
1870 y ell Imperio kleman. Los
Hohenzollerns pafecieron ha-
Der tenido exito donde los Dor
bones habian fracasado; ha-
bian resuelto ell gran profile
ma, ell de la guerra. Guillermo
| pudo aplicar en- Alemania ell
sistema de Luis XVIII sin mu-
chas dificultades. Ell Parlamen
to doblaba las manos.
BESIDE 1870 hasta su muerte
'Guillermo | permitio al pueblo
aleman criticar abiertamente a
Bismarck, sin temer que su au-
toridad real disminuyera. Ale
mania reconcile que ell Empera-
dor habia dado ell gran golpe al
escoger a Bismarck y que des-
pues de considerar la gran obra
que juntos habian realizado, era
impossible pedirle al Rey que DIES
pidiera a su Ministro. Crey6 ell
pueblo que era menester ser pa
ciente aun cuando Bismarck a.
busara a veces de su posicion
exceptional. Tai ell precio que te-
MIA que pagarse por los grandes
servicios del Canciller de HE
rro.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13
UN NINO DE 13 AMOS HIRIO
A UN SUYO

En- la mahana de hoy, iugan-
do con un revolver calibre 80
en- ell domicilio de sus padres,
Mercedes y Domingo Abreu, re-
sidentes de la IL Avenida 1403,
ell nino de Is amos de edad, Ce-
clio Abreu, hiri6 gravemente
en- ell vientre a SUI hermanito E.
milo, de IA amos.
Sin perdida de tempo fu6 He
vado hasta la Clinica "El Bien
PGblico", donde ell j6ven DR..
Gustavo Porro, lie hizo una ra-
diografia, acusando esta la ira
yectoria del proyectil, que ro-
zando ell pulm6n derecho flu
alojarse en- ell mismo centric de
vientre, sin interesar la cavi-
dad abdominal.
Segun nos explic6 ell case Ii
| madre de los muchachOs, Cecili'
tom6 del escaparate el rev6l-
yer que estaba completamentt
vacio, y cargandolo con una ba
la, lie dijo a su hermanito, Ell
son de broma, te voy a tirar,
10 que lie contest6 Emilio, ter
cuidado que esta cargado. ActC
continue Sc produjo ell dispar:
con las eonsecuencias anotadas
Despues de ser tomada la ra
diografia Sc lie llev6 a la sala d.
observation, comunicandose ell
hecho por ell mismo DIR. Porro 6
la Jefatura de Policia.
Estuvimos cerca de la cams
que ocupa Ell nino herido en- Ia
referida Clfnica, cuya habita-
ci6n esta marcada con ell hume
ro 8, Y pudimos notar que a pc
sar de intensa la disnea que 81
advierte en- su respiration, su
cara revelaba especial Tranquil
lidad.
Ell matrimonio Abreu Sc com
pone de cinco hijos, tres hem
bras V dos varones.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

La corte suprema del estado
de Florida ORA hoy I'm recurso
del abogado general Davis en-
contra del derecho del juez Ted
der, de la corte del circuito de
Fl. Lauderdale, a aceptar juris-
dicci6n en- un case presentado a
el por ell abogado Tom Watson,
en- representation de depositan-
tes del Banco de los Ciudadanos.
Para asistir al juicio salieron
aver de aquf ell liquidador New
some y sus abogados w. H. Jack
son Y w. F. Hines.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

era hechura del Emperador.
Lo inevitable sucedio. Ell Em-
perador tuvo que sostener su
propio caracter sin la ayuda
del Canciller. No lie qued6 o.
tro canine que ell de constituir-
Sc en- monarch absolute. Ell EN-
perador tenia ahora que ayu-
dar al Canciller a mantener su
autridad. 5C6mo hacerlos sin
scmeter la autoridai sobera-
ma por encima de la critica Y
de la discussion? He aqui CO.
me Guillermo II Sc enredo en-
la misma red de dificultades
.nexplicables en- que antes ha-
bian perecido Luis XVIII y
Carlos x.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13
NOTICIAS DE
[NTERES LOCAL

A nombre de Leo Stalnaker,
abogado, a quien impusiera gus
pension de un ano por conducta
renida con la etica professional,
ell juez Harrison, de la corte del
circuito de Bradenton, sc ha pre-
sentado I'm recurso de apelaci6n
a la corte suprema del estado,
por ell abogado L. E. Womack.
Stalnaker hizo uso indebido.
a juicio del juez Harrison, de
$4,000.
Stalnaker aconsej6 al guar
dian de la menor Florine Bran.
don, del cual era abogado, lie
prestara a el la cantidad de
$4,000 a pagan en- un plazo d.
80 amos. Asf 10 declare ell guar
dian en- ell juicio que en- Tampa
Sc celebrara.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13
halla ahora en- construction,
100000


- corte de policia { bro aver
mgltas Y Sc incauto de fianzas
con Tin valor de 1854.
De los hombres acusados 81
fueron remitidos a la cSScel pr
no tener dinero para ADD tan las
multas que les fueron impues-
tas.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

La situacion cambio, al subir
GuilIermo IL al poder en- 1888;
10 primero que hizo fue despe-
dir al Canciller, primera mues-
ira de SUI morbida vanidad. Sc
sabe ahora que a medida que Bis
marck envejeci6 Sc hizo mas
quisquilloso Y rsSnti6 la cons
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

Regres6 aver de Washington
el Sr. R. f. l.. Pryor, presidente
del comite central de los repu-
blicanos del estado, quien dice
que en- edificios y otras obras ell
gobierno federal esta gastando
en- la Florida una suma que Sc
aproxima a $4,000 900.
La adici6n al edificio local de
correos costara la suma de
$400, 900.
Ell edificio de Miami, que sc
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

Considerable que la curva 6
la entrada del puente de la isle
Davis, donde ell domingo reel
bieran heridas seis personals
constituye I'm grave peligro pa
ra los automovilistas, ell mayor
Nc Kay declare aver que Sc inn
pone la extension del Boulevard
desde ell comienzo de la avenida
Magnolia hasta esa! isla Y al
puente de Plat.
Segdn ell alcalde en- ell pasa-
do presupuesto Sc incluy6 la su'
ma de $4,000 para los trabajos
preliminares.
Hace amos Sc trat6 de com
prar la casa situada a la entra
da del puente, propiedad de la
Sra. Eufemia Kelliher, pero es-
ia pidi6 una suma e~xcesiva, ale
gando que no deseaba venderla.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

REDUCE la lNFLAmRCjON
UESTRUYE La INFECTION
= MsTEGA FL CCiOR

LlCARBC es ell resntado de Investigations y estudios muy
eHtensos. FL valor de esta medicinal Sc ha probado en- Ia practica
dara Nenos del uro pOr Cento de los casos la deiado de saIir
benef con A
5 perioridad es ~evidente. No descolora Ia uiel. Tieoe I'm
dior atico suaVe. No es caIsIco. Por coIsauieofe emDieza
a CO ~ en- seguida sin hrtar o dstrmr oi teiido ce!yIar
Ia! fecclones en- las heritas reoentos . A)estruye ia iafec.
s eNsCe. Quita e! dolor easi insfaat57eame9to lac
das los ~ungdentos tionden a esparctr IA infaoci6n en- las
del pelo en- la pearte afectada: LlCARBO e,ita e5to.
destruye y cicatriza todas Ia infeccicnes eSternaq i, -
ncualquier parte del cuecpo desde la cabera hasta las nun,a 20
pies M pasa I'm dta sin 1ue sea lecesaio usar LICAfBO..
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

que dfbera desempenar ell pues
to poi I'm perfodo de dos amos.
Seis son los magistrates y los
seis tienen derecho a escoger de
entire ellos al hombre que ha dc
presidir.
Ell actual presidente es ell ma
gistrado Terrell.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13
NOTICIA I%FIPORTANTE

81 Comite &c Representatives. en- una junta regular
verificada ell da % de diciembre de 1880, decide no co.
brar ell IA de penalidad por las contribueiones durante
ell mes de enero; pero la penalidad de 20 sera efectiva
en- febrero.
Para evitar la aglomeraci6n del dltimo minute, Sc
plde a los contribuyentes escriban pidiendo declaracio-
mes de contributions sobre propiedades en- la Ciudad de
Tampa, y paguen eStas antes del ultimo de enero.
Vuestra cooperation en- este asunto Significant me-
nos espera en- la linea para pagan eontribucones.
IT, c. KELLER,
Recaudador de Contrihuciones
Segundo piso del City Hall
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

Contin1a en- grave estado eI
j6ven a Pollatt, de 20 amos,
photo de la motonave Luis &C.
raci, que ell domingo resultara
lesionado en- I'm accidente auto
movilista, en- la curva del puen-
te de la Isla Davis. Pollat, que
guiaba ell autom6vil, recibi6 un
tremendo golpe en- Ell pecho.
Tambien siguen en- muy gra-
We estado las Srtas. Edith Coo
per, de 20 amos, vecina de la ave
nida "a 3103, y W. Lennon, de la
avenida "a GOT.
Ell %automovil, seg1n la inves-
tigaci6n hecha por la policia
iba a gran velocidad Y por este
motive no pudo tomar la curva.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

Para Potentado del Temple E.
.gipto, de los Shriners fue cleo
to en- la noche de aver ell Sr. Or
mond G. Sexton, de esta ciudad,
en- sustituci6n de Robert Ar
mold, de st. Petersburg, que ha
cumplido su termino.
Para otros puestos de impor-
tancia dentro de la poderosa To-
gia fueron electos H. Stanley
Price, Harry E. Voorhis, H. D.
McMichael, Cody Fowler y o.
.tros.
La gaceta., 1931-01-13

La corte suprema del estado
eligira hoy su nuevo p~residente,
The Washington times., 1931-09-21

~ VISIT the Radio and Electric Show now in
progress at the Washington Auditorium and
" see the Magic of "Matchess Service" Be
sure to attend. you'll be amazed at the
magnitude of the affair."
Nearly every conceivable electrical device for the
enlightenment of your household tasks for your
greater convenience for your entertainment =.
will be display This great array of electrical
wants will make you realize more than before what
"Matchless Service" means to you and your home.
There is romantic story back of each electrical
appliance. Back of the mechanism Of the al-electric
oil burner there the story of homes perfectly heated
free from dust, SCOT and ashes and having extra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Reception Is
= Give n For
Teachers

The campus Of FL Jardin school,
with its shrubbery, trees and
flow 10, was an attractive set
ting for the reception given in
honor Of the teachers OF that
school Friday evening by the PIT.
A. A splendid program rendered,
was In charge Of Mrs. (. c. Hunt
er.
An address Of welcome was given
by Mrs. W.. r. Jones. county sup
erintendent OF schools and response
was made by J. S. Rascoe, super
intendent Of the FL Jardin school.
Every one became acquainted
during a game of get-together.
followed by the PIT. A. song. The
More We Get Together, the Hap
pier We Are. Mrs. A. Z. Derrick
favored the audience with q violin
solo. accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. Vera Gracey. A vocal solo
yss rendered by Miss Louise
Smith with Mrs. w. w. Under
wood playing the accompaniment.
Writing kilograms, a game. was
the incentive Of much laughter,
and the winner. Mrs. Lowell. re-
ceived a box os stationery. Slips
Of paper, containing directions for
3 stunt. were passed out and the
winning couple, Mrs. c. z. Pur-
cenett and n. e. Triplett were
awarded a trophy. Good Night
Ladies' closed the program. Re-
freshments were served during the
entire evening TO about 100 guests.
A reception committee was COM
posed of Mrs. G. l.. Hunter and
Mrs. w. A. Walker and the re-
freshment committee included
Mesdames Philburg. S. W. McKen-
zie and George French.
The PIT. A. will hold a regular
meeting In two weeks. Thursday,
Sept. "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Goolsby have
announced the birth OF a son born
ON Sept. 9. The baby has been nam
ed James williams.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred r. Landon and
child have moved TO San Benito
from Baltimore, Md. DR.. Landon has
opened an office in the San Benito
Bank and Trust Company's build
ing.
Mrs. w. r. Shepherd OF San An
Mrs. l.. Z. Spicer has returned
from several weeks visit TO her FORM
er home in Iowa
Mrs. A. f. Bryan Of Timpson has
arrived for a visit with her niece.
Mrs. z. j. Blount.
M. and Mrs. j. M. Smith have
returned from a two weeks visit to
their former home in Gadsden, Ala.
MIR. and Mrs. j. l.. Muirhead are
spending several days visiting in the
home of Mrs. Muirhead's parents,
Mr.. and Mr. Harry ID. March.
Mrs. X. Hewell OF New York ana
Mrs. Ed Synder Of San Antonio have
returned to San Antonio after a visit
with Mrs. A. K. Dodson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Rieller Of
Houston are visiting Mrs. Reilers's
mother. Mrs. John Hill. Mrs. Reil-
er was before her marriage on Aug.
% in Lake Charles, La, Miss Thelma
Hill.
Harwood Smith and Bonnie Hink.y
have returned from an automobile
trip to New Orleans and College Sta
ton. They will enter A. e. M. Col
lege the last of this month.
Hayne Dominy, son Of p. r. Do
miny. has left for Houston where
he will enter the South Texas Law
school.
u. S. Allison Of A. e. M. college Is
visiting in San Benito for several
days. Mr.. Allison formerly lived here.
MIR and Mrs. T. G.. Wilson have
as their guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Smith and children OF Jackson. Miss,
and Mrs. V. A. Armstrong OF Brook
haven, Miss.
A. A. Lewis and Dave Blanken-
ship have returned from Dallas
where they spent a few days visit
ing their parents.
Mrs. Walter Hall has had as her
guest. her father. Edgar Irvine Of
Hou.ton.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Lawton will
leave Sa Drdav morning for q six
weeks automobile trip which will
take them to Toronto. Canada
Washington. ID. c.. st. Paul. Mime
sofa and points in Wisconsin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
PmhyEnent
Honoy Club
In Harlingen

HARLINGEN, Sept. l2.-Mrs. J.
l. Cody was a pleasing hostess for
her bridge club. the Delta Deck.
-Four tables OF players enjoyed the
games. "A pretty Texas theme was
carried out or the TALES. score
cards and prize wrappers. with
oluebonnets hand painted on them.
Mrs. Herman Watson won first
prize and high score. Mrs. X. Baum
gardner OF Edinburg. won the sec
ond score. High cut at each table
was awarded. Mesdames II. Fl.
Shander, Frank Rush. Allan Mich
OILS and Miss Baumgartner. were
successful winners.
The surprise OF the occasion
came when the hostess ushered
her guests into the dining room
where a beautiful birthday cake
reposed in the center OF the table.
With many mysterious packages
arranged around II. It was honor
ing the birthday Of Mrs. III. II.
Shancer, and was a joyful surprise
70 the recipient.
Present were Mesdames r. Baum
gartner. Frank Rush and Miss
Baumgartner of Edinburg. Mes
danes j. W. Meeks, Herman Wat
son, Chas. Wilson. Alien Nichols.
Theo- Pickett. Alton Caffall. Pat
Murphy. G. r.. Stone. Nora Potter,
Clarence Howard. Troy Henderson.
II. II. Shander. the honoree and the
hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
MONDAY


The four circles Of the Methodist
Women's Society will meet as fol-
lows: No. l, Mrs. K. Il. Black; No. 2.
Mrs. r. K. Morris: No. 3, Mrs. Z.
Marshall at the church and the
Young Matrons with Mrs. M. w.
Ward.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Presbyterian church announce the
following meetings: Circle /, Mrs.
Robert Ernst: No. 2, Mrs. r. F.
Breeder; No. 8 with Mrs. Sherwood
Bishop and the evening circle with
Mrs. c. G. Lamberth-
Women's Missionary Society Of
the Baptist church viii meet at 3
o'clock for a business session. me
annual election Of officers will be
held.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of the Central Christian church
will meet in the church parlors at
$3.50 p. m.
TUESDAY
American Legion Auxiliary will
meet at 1880 p. m. in the home of
Mrs. Harbert Davenport.
Rebekahs will hold a meeting at
the Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY
Mrs. M. w. Ward Is entertaining
members Of the Just Sew Club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
bamans To
Hold Meet
Sept. 20

Mrs. r. s. Herren. president OF
the women's Chamber Of Commerce
Of Harrington. has called a meeting
OF all former Alabamans. to be held
in the Fair Grounds. Sept. goth. at
3 p. m.
Mrs. Herren Is calling this meet
ing together to form a permanent
Alabama Club" as many other
states have permanent organizations
which meet regularly. This meeting
is being called in time that an or
ganization may be formed in order
that a special Alabama Day may be
had for he 18th Annual Valley Mid
Winter Free Fair.
Practically all the other states or
CARNATIONS have been assigned spe-
cial days for the Fair. and DR.. j.
ID. Carroll Is chairman OF the "All
States Clubs"
Former residents Of Alabama are
urged TO attend this meeting in Har-
lingen on the above date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Calendar For The Week

Miss Gloria Cardosa will be
hostess to the Elite club.
The BaptiSts are to hold a reg
ular faculty meeting in the eve
ming followed b.. the mid-week
prayer meeting led by a layman.
The Thomas Barlow chapter OF
y. A. r. will meet at noon In the
home OF Mrs. Walter Weaver in
Donna. This is a Valley wide
meeting.
Business and Professional Wo-
mems club luncheon at ri Jardin
hotel.
THURSDAY
Magruder Ford Chapter Of the
u. d. c. will meet in the morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. G. w. Colgin for the annual
election of officers.
The Civic League will hold a
call business meeting at $3.50 d. m.
in the Methodist church.
West Brownsville Pr. A. are to
meet in the afternoon at $3.50 p. m.
Every mother is urged to be pres
ent.
Original Thursday bridge club
members with Mrs. Order Perkins.
FRIDAY
Mrs. Russell McChesney will be
hostess 10 members Of the Friday
bridge club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-13
Miss Lumby l.
The Bride OF.
r.. Cartford

"A quiet but very attractive wed~
ding took place Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs B. III. Cartford OF Olmito, when
Miss Haze Lumby become the BIRDS
OF Robert Cartford.
The living was adorned with
baskets OF flowers. An arch or corona
vines and ferns formed n beautiful
setting for the impressive ring cere-
mony which was read by Rev. RI.
T.. Wiederanders ar the Lutheran
church or San Benito.
The bride was charminGIy dressed
I'm brown fiat crepe suit. with blouse
or eggshell lace and chiffon and
accessories of brown and eGgshell.
Mr.. Cartford war attended by w.
w. NiederhauS a. best man. The
bride vas attended by Miss Emma
Meyer. She was bec0mingly attired
In a pink silk knit suit.
Following the ceremony m wedding
dinner was served TO the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Cartford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxerud. wv. wv.
~NiederhauS, Mrs. II. W. Spicer, Mrs.
Ed Brady. Gertrude Sidcrius. Rev.
and Mrs. III. II. Wiederanders. Hiss
Emma Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cartford departed
Immediately for A short wedding
trip 20 San Antonio.
Miss Lumby rs the daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lumby or
Barnum. MINI. she * a graduate or
Barnum High school. attended tho
State Normal and has taught In the
public schools OF Minnesota.
Mr.. Cartford is the son OF B. IN.
Cartford OF Olmito and is employed
at the water company of Los Fres-
nos.