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PERSONALS

FERhCONALD
z. owen Scott Jr. and his bro
Their Herndon have gone to Rio
Grande City 10 spend the summer
with their parents. These young
men are students in Mission high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Appl left
Sunday for their home in Seward.
Kansas, after spending the past
year in Mission. where Mr.. Appl
taught manual training in the jup-
Tor high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N. Smith
and son Bob have gone to- Ten
nessee for a visit with Mr.. Smiths
relatives. They were accompanied
as far as san Antonio by Miss Joe
Thompson.
Roger Cockrel left the first OF
the week for his home in Smith
Vile, this state.
Principal and Mrs. Hugh c.
Proctor and son left the middle OF
the week for Missouri, where they
Will spend a part Of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Overstreet. parents OF
Mrs. Proctor, OF McAllen are going
with the Proctors, Mrs. Overstreet
to spend a part OF the season in
the East on business.
DR.. Z. p. West, Of Houston. was
in the city yer the weekend, DR..
West preaching the baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating class on
Sunday evening, also addressing the
Rotary club on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Pool are
here from Dallas visiting al the
home OF Col. and Mrs. S. NJ. Duffie.
Their daughter is accompanying
them.
MI. and Mrs. Hank Andrews and
little daughter left the last OF the
week for their home in Brawley.
Calf, after spending the winter in
the Valley.
MI. and Mrs. G. w. Atkinson left
the first Of the week for their
home In Cushing. Iowa, after
spending a month here with Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Stewart. Mrs. Stew
art accompanied them, and Will
spend the summer with her par
entS in Sioux Falls, S. D., and other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spohn Welsh were
down from Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Foy Rankin Is leaving soon
for Edinhurg where she will take
Up the laboratory work IN the
Ponton hospital.
Mrs. Record returned the first
Of the week from a visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Hill Cooke and
family In Harrington.
Miss Mildred Hanson is visiting
Mrs. Goliath in San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hanson
left the last of the week for the
north. Mrs. Hanson to spend the
summer IN Oklahoma with rela-
tives. while Mr.. Hanson will return
home in a couple of weeks.
Supt. S. Il. Hardin was In Rio
Hondo last Thursday evening.
where he delivered the Commence
ment address. He was accompanied
by Messrs. Deviney. Hurs. and
TeaRarden.
Miss Alice LaphaH1 is attending
the teachers college in Kingsville
for the Tlmmer term.
Mrs. Anna Patliff Of Weslaco
was in Mission Saturday.
Miss Ruth Breeding has gone 70
her home In Austin for the sum-
mer. Miss Breeding Is one OF Mis-
sion's popular teachers.
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IF YOU WANT a cool apartment
call 1854 after 4 o'clock.
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REAL BARGAIN
FOR SALE OR A

FOR SALE OR TRADES lots.
city convenienceS. all intact: also
8 room modern home. with two
lots. Inquire j. y. Busby, Mercedes.
Texas. OI62
II YOU HAVE an orchard or farm
in the Valley for trade for income
property in Chicago. write giving
fun description and particulars. Ex-
change Dept. 506l Broadway, Chi
cago. Ol76
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FINAL REPORTS
GIVEN FOR YEAR

The final session OF the Mission
Civic League was held on Monday
at the home OF Mrs. Florence NJ.
Hayes on East Tenth street.
A large representation Of mem
bership was present, with reports
OF the past years activities given
by the various officers.
Mrs. Smith gave a resume of the
activities for the past year. Mrs.
Sammons. program chairman. re-
ported on the work Of her COM
mittee and Mrs. Congdon on the
library work.
The meeting was a most enthus-
iastic one, everyone present real
izing the splendid work accomp-
lished by the club the past year.
which has been OF best in the
club history.
Mrs. Homer Smith succeeds her.
self as president. Mrs. Congdon Is
first vice president. Mrs. T. II.
Armstrong. second vice president.
with Mrs. Congdon as chairman on
parks and Mrs. Armstrong on
lawns and gardens. Mrs. S. NJ. Duff
fie Is again recording secretary.
Mrs. Hayes treasurer and Mrs.
Esther Ferguson corresponding sec
rotary.
A paid up membership Of 40 Is
reported.
Tea was served by the hostess
after the business session.
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FL MANCHU-The Severed Fingers-Too Late?
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GUEST FROM
KANSAS HONORED

Complimentary TO Mrs. Fred Appl.
who left the first Of the week for
her home In Kansas. Mrs. Arthur
Groce invited a number Of friends
of this young matron 10 a tea at
her home on East 10th street
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Appl was greeted with the
words surprise on entrance and
the afternoon was spent In a very
happv manner, ending in the pre-
sentation Of a number OF dainty
gifts to the honoree. A course Of
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3-ROOM furnished apartment. Prl-
vate bath and garage. 443 &C.
Charles. O13T
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MAY-DAY Furnished Apartments
Modern. cool, clean. convenient.
Best location. Zerozone. hot water,
garage. $50 TO SIS. l39 Washing
ton. Phone TIA.
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STENOGRAPHER-8 years expe-
rience legal, banking and general
May-Day Apartment No. T. Ol3O
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COUNTRY HOME for summer
months Boca Chica Road. $1,000
month. Box Oi65 Herald. Ol85
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FURNISHED modern 5-room house.
l40 nv. wv. SO. Charles 6t. Ol36
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Employment
HELP WANTED
WANTED

STENOGRAPHER, 3 years expe-
rience in general work. p. o. Box
657. Brownsville. Ol28
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MADE BY
GIRLS FATHER
Daughters Friend r. Slain
Following Quarrel.
In Car

NORTH ZULCH. Tex. June re-.
dP-Abe Casey. 45-vear old farmer,
waived examining trial here to-
day In connection with the Staying
or Harry Terrier. i8-year-old
friend of his daughter. and was
bound over 70 the grand jury on
bond az $500.
The grand jury will meet In
December. Casey made bond I'm
medlatelv.
Estelle Casey, 16-year-old dauEh-
ter Of Casey. with whom Ferrier
had a date ~ ~ riding the night
before he was slain. was I'm the
courtroom today and watched the
proceedings.
The day Of the killing County
Attorney Luther Broadway said he
was told that Estelle and Harry
went riding and that they had n
disagreement IN the car. The girl
cot out and went 70 a farm house
nearby.
Two boys who were there took
her home where she told her IA
ther Of the quarrel
About five O'Clock ON the morn
ing Of June - Casey. with his
daughter. called at the boarding
house M young Ferrier The lad
came out tO the car and N few
minutes later was shot 90 death.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Local Banks Conform
To Interest Rate Drop

Reflection of conditions in the
financial centers Of the country is
seen IN the announcement made
today bv Brownsville banks OF a
reduction from 4 per dent TO 3 per
cent in the interest rate paid Sn
savings deposits and on certificates
Of deposit effective July lst on
savings and az maturities on cert
ificates of deposit.
Good banking demands this in
tereSt reduction" local bankers said.
balances maintained by us In our
correspondent banks are today
drawing interest at a rate. in some
cases. as low as l-2 OF / per cent,
where previously these same ball
ances have been drawing interest
al a rate a. high as 3 per cent. Az
the same time cab money is today
being quoted az 1 IL per cent.
Brownsville banks N among
the last IN the country 10 reduce
their interest rates on time money.
We take this step most reluctantly.
but feel that II Is necessary for the
protection or the money deposited
with US by our customers. which Is
after all the first essential OF good
banking practice"
The interest rate Will be increased
Just as soon as conditions warrant.
bankers stated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Easterwood Contests
Texas Pageant Award

DALLAS. Tex. June l9. Pl-
Court action over the awarding Of
the title OF Miss United States" to
Miss Northern Kentucky doomed
today following announcement BY
Colonel William e. Easterwood, Jr.,
Dallas millionaire. that he had Sc
cured legal counsel to contest ac-
ton OF the judges.
At Galveston. Martin Starr,
managing director of the beauty
pageant. advised of Colonel East
erwood's action. expressed surprise,
stating he understood the Dallas
millionaire had withdrawn his COM
plants before leaving Galveston.
Easterwood said M Of the first
kilograms he opened upon arrival
here yesterday came from a Dallas
woman who charged friends Of the
beauty pageant judges gave out the
information there should be no
awards made to Texas girls for
fear Galveston would lose the an
nual beauty contest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Doctor Is Awaited
In Mystery Death

NEW YORK, June i9-tF-The-
Dries before Nassau county auth<-
files in their investigation OF the
death Of Starr Faithful centered
on suicide today as the grand jury
was called to give the case atten-
ton again.
District Attorney Elvin ". Ed
wards had little hope OF solution OF
the mystery until the arrival Mon
day OF DR.. G. jameson Carr. surgeon
OF the transatlantic liner Franc
onia.
DR.. Carr Is on his way from Eng
land on the steamship Laconia with
q letter written him by Starr. in
which she said. When you receive
this 7 will be dead"
Mrt-rdwards still holds 70 his
fheofy that the bizarre young beauty
was murdered. Inspector Harold
King, chief OF Nassau detectives.
Is giving attention 10 the possibility
that the girl fell or jumped from
the Mauritania.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
GARNER WILL
CONFER ABOUT
FORT MATTER
Congressman Report
ed To Be IN VAL
ley Now

IA conference between Congress-
man John NJ Garner and local in
terests over Fort Brown will probably
De held aS soon aS the veteran Tex
~ member ~ the House arrives
here. which lS expected soon.
Garner could not be located last
night, but was reported In the VAL
ley
"A letter received at the chamber
Of commerce here today from Mrs.
Garner. who is in Uvalde. says Mr..
Garner left there a day or two AGO..
coming I'M the direction M the VAL
ley
Practically AIT the Valley groups
which are fighting 10 prevent aband-
olment ~ Fort Brown have taken
the matter up with Congressman
Garner. and he expected TO discuss
N with them upon hlS arrival here.
One az the attest communications
IN the fort fight was received at the
chamber Of commerce today from
Hal Brennan, head Of the American
Legion in Texas
In writing "a Tom Stevenson. exc
cutive officer OF the Brownsville post,
Brennan SAYS as I advised Com
mander Olms'ed, the department
has already registered a strenuous
protest with the War Department
against their contemplated move FOR
the abandonment of these forts.
and Immediately upon receipt OF
the copy of resolution which was
attached 70 your communication, I
have taken the further steps of
registering our protest not only with
the War Department, but with our
Senators and Representatives.
For your information IN addi-
ton 10 the resolution adopted at the
Laredo Convention. the department.
Is I'm receipt on resolutions from m
number on individual posts In Tex
o. and IN is u intention 20 place
the entire strength OF the depart
ment against the accomplishment
Of the avowed purpose Of the War
Department and N is our hope TO
stay any further action In the pre-
misses
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
BROWNSVILLE
RANKS SECOND
San Antonio Is Only Texas
City With Better
Fire Rating

Brownsville has the second low
est fire insurance rate and the Sec
ond best fire record IN Texas. &C
cording to figures just published by
the national board Of u~nderwrit-
erS.
San Antonio is the only Texas
city that ranks above Brownsville
in these respects.
The per capita fire loss here for
1890 was IL cents. The total loss
out OF Il9 alarms was 1881.
Last year Brownsville ranked
third in the state. being surpassed
by III Paso and San Antonio.
Brownsville now has a key rate OF
is cents with an efficiency fire
credit Of Is cents. San Antonio has
a KEY rate or IA cents and an eff
cheney allowance OF is cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
DEATH TAKES
". s. RACLAND
Body Will Be Sent To
Hondo Tonight For
Burial

MERCEDES, June I9-WillIam
Shaw Ragland. 81. died mt 8 a. m.
today at the home az his uncle, w.
H. Shaw after several years of iii
health. The body viii be sent 70
H0nd0 for interment tonight, fol-
lowing funeral services az Stotler's
Mortuary no 1880 o'clock.
He had been a resident of Mer-
cedes at intervals for 20 years and
was a graduate Of Mercedes high.
He also was a graduate of Rice ms
titute al Houston Since then he
has been IN Fl Paso and Kerrville
for his health but lIven In Mer-
cedes during the past Is months.
His wife preceded him In death
several years ago and ss buried
at HOndo. "A cousin IT. II. Knott al
Hondo is here and will accompany
the body % the last resting place.
Ragland is survived by three IN
cles w. r. and y. G. Shaw or Mer-
cedes II. J. ID Shaw Of Eustis. Fla,
his mother. Mrs. Margaret Ragland
Of Mercedes and his grandmother
Mrs. NJ. r. shaw OF Mercedes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
WALKER, SO,
SAYS IT IS
fast WORLD
Answering Critics Is
Main Business,
He Says

NEW YORK. June 10. lP-Mayor
James j. Walker. whose favorite
activity. he says. IS answering critics,
was so years old today. but regard
ed his birthday as just another day.
The dapper, youthful-looking exc
.cutive OF Americas metropolis. whose
$4,000 salary makes him only Ie-
cond TO the president as the second
highest paid public official in the
United States. said he felt very
fine" But by the time this Is print
ed I may be worse. You can't tell,
It's a fast world"
Never at a loss for wisecracks the
mayor ansv red birthday questions
typicaily.
How do you celebrate a birthday,
especially this one7"
Everybody else seems TO be TAX
ing care OF 10 for me. Ill respond 10
all toasts. I'm a veteran now"
What are your reactions 70 such
Characterization as Jazz mayor.
dapper. sartorial marvel, Jimmy the
playboy. etc?"
Stop. It's all the bunk
What about your past fifty
years2"
Nov. do as you like about ID
but don't write an obituary notice
on a career. I'm not dead yet"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Price Of Gasoline
Set Higher In West

SAN FRANCISCO. June I9.-Pi-
The tank wagon price OF gasoline
on the Pacific coast was raised > 1-3
cents today by the Standard Oil
Company IN an effort % lead ~ a
rehabilitation Of the California oil
industry and end l13 days OF price
cutting which brought prices TO the
Lowest levels in years.
simultaneously the company In
creased the figures II viii pay for
refinable crude oil In California. the
boosts varying from 20 70 40 cents
a barrel.
A formal statement Of Standard
oil explained ~ hopes that It's
action will point the way 10 end
the most disastrous economic break
down ever experienced by the Cali
fornia industry and to remove a
serious menace 10 the economic
welfare OF the state"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
OCEAN FLIGHT
AGAIN HALTED
Damage to Plane Delays
Proposed Trip BY
Ruth Nichols

NEW YORK. June 19.@PD-Dam-
age 10 Ruth Nichols plane in land
ing al Floyd Bennett airport from
Jersey City on the first leg OF her
projected solo flight across the
Atlantic. will prevent her leaving
before Sunday.
Mechanics worked all night on
the plane, but Ii was said this
morning that two days work was
still ahead Of them Not only was
the tail skid broken and struts
strained. but a bulkhead In the
bottom Of the fuselage was cracked
and the gasoline tanks had to be
removed preliminary to repairing
this.
Miss Nichols said she hoped TO
take off for Harbor Grace. N. r.
Sunday morning but II the plane
was not ready by then. would go as
soon as repairs were completed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
CLEMENCY FOR
FLIERS SOUGHT
Senator Bingham Calls On
President To Seek
Leniency

WASHINGTON. June l9-tP-
The aViators who flew w the
Harding memorial exercises az
Marion, Ohio. earlier in the week
and aroused the ire OF President
Hoover today had 4 friend 40 court.
Senator Bingham, president Of
the National Aer0nautic association.
called on President Hoover and
asked him To show The three fllers
all possible clemency.
Bingham said he had told the
president the men we're plotting
planes with photos raphers and had
not intended TO disturb the pro-
gram.
A few minutes after Bingham's
call, Secretary Lamont. arriving al
the White House for a cabinet meet
ing, said al least two of the avia-
tors were flying above the prescrib-
ed 1000 feet.
we will get the whole matter
Strengthened out today Lamont
said. II don't think that any action
we take will be unduly severe.
Neither the aviation branch nor
the president have any desire 10
be too severe with the fliers.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
PROBE HANGING
OF CHURCHMAN
Authorities Investi g g
Discussions Among
Congregation

DALLAS. June 10. -R)-DetailS
OF ~dissenSlon In the congregation
OF the North Dallas church over
who should De pastor were being
investigated today by officers TO-
possible clues as TO the identity OF
TOUR men reported 10 nave hanged
b. p. Brown. supply pastor, to q
chandelier over the church pulpit
early yesterday. He vas liberated
three hours later.
Policemen guarded the homes OF
Brown and Rev. II. p. Harler, pastor
Of the church last night. lest there
be additional attacks upon Brown
or Rev. Mr.. MaTler, his patron and
tutor IN ministerial study.
The small church auditorium was
filled 70 capacity today as worship
ers gathered 10 attend revival SER
vices IN progress.
Brown reported he was kidnapped
shortly after midnight, yesterday, as
ne returned from his work in the
baggage department OF a downtown
hotel. He said he was stripped OF
his clothing by four masked men
and hanged to a chandelier IN the
church, his assailants placing a
chair just beyond reach of his toes.
Rescuers found him at 4:30 a.. m.
attracted by his cries. and liberated
him. He had managed 10 partially
remove adhesive tape placed over
his mouth and had wriggled almost
free from ropes which bound his
hands and feet. although he still
was held by a moose about his neck.
Although detectives questioned
several members and officers OF
the congregation who had resigned
because Of the controversy over
which man should be pastor. no
arrests had been made at noon to-
DAY. Brown was unable 10 furnish
officers with a definite description
Of the four men who hanged him.
Members Of the congregation and
officers OF the church refused "a
discuss the affair. although police
learned that one faction desired 10
substitute Brown for Marler as
pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
TORRIO said
new CHICAGO
GANG LEADER
Abandons His Ranch
To Seek Laurels
Of Capone

CHICAGO. June ls-F-Today's
Herald and Examiner said Johnny
The Immune" TorrIo has succeed
cd Alphonse Capoue.
The proclamation that Torrio
had invested himself with the ducal
robes Of gangland leadership, the
newspaper sald. was posted last
night IN the haunts Of the half
world.
Rumors have been persistent for
weeks that the protege OF Big
jim Colosimo had abandoned MS
western ranch to intervene once
more in underworld activities.
Bullets from George Bugs Nor
an gang guns FASTENED Tories
decision several years ago TO quit
Chicago's gang warfare. Twice be-
fore attempts on his life were un-
successful. Thus he gained the
sobriquet Of The Immune"
II was Torrio who brought Capone
west from Brooklyn a decade ago
10 manage Colosimo's Twenty-sec-
ond street vice district and when
Torrio ~abdicated. Capone climbed
onto the throne.
The newspaper said II was Tor
rio who ordered Capone to "r>ke
the rap" against him and plead
guilty to the governments indict-
mentS charging liquor law and in
come tax violations.
On this plea, Capone will be
sentenced June 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Agrarians Raped
In Proposed Bill

MEXICO CITY. June l9. pa
bill proposing 10 end the distribu-
ton OF land under the agrarian
law within 80 days has been pre-
sented the chamber OF deputies by
Deputy Francisco Ramirez OF Ca
xaca.
All land petitions presented by
peasants would be disposed Of
within that time. according 10 the
bill. and large landowners would
thereafter be assured against con-
~fiscation Of their property. with
the expectation that an immediate
increase Of cultivation would re-
suit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Seaplane Flight To
Rio Being Resumed

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil. June
10. tFl-The seaplane DO-X, re-
Stunning her Journey from Natal to
this city. took off early this morn
ing from Bahia, where she inter-
rupted the flight yesterday. and
headed south.
At 4.50 q. III o. .. r.. she passed
over Belmonte. 800 miles south Of
her starting point and about 500
miles north Of this city. She was
following the coastline and avoid
ing the treacherous mountain
country.
When she left Bahia IL was
planned 70 refuel at Carvellas. $50
miles south or Belmonte. From
there she intended to fly to Vic
toria. about another $50 miles. re-
naming there over night and COM
ing on to Rio In the morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Wing of Historic
Hotel Burns Down

MACON. Ga. June 10. LP-The
left wing OF the S5-year old Hotel
Lanier. headquarters of the state
government while Sherman vas
marching through Georgia. was
destroyed BY fire early today and
the rest OF the six-story structure
except the fireproof right wing was
badly damaged.
So far as could be determined all
the approximately $50 guests es-
capped. most Of them in night
clothing. T. w. Hooks owner Of
the hotel. estimated the damage at
100000. which did not include the
property Of guests that was des-
troyed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
Hill Cooke Loses
In Mountain Match

KERRVILLE. June i9-F-B. "A.
Schriever % san Antonio. medal
ist with a III In the qualifying
round yesterday. was paired with
CLYDE Cunningham OF Houston to-
day in the second round Of play OF
the Kerrville Country clubs invita-
ton tournament.
Schriever drove hts nav into the
second round BY defeatir- Hill
Cocks or Harrington yesterday, 3 70
a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-19
MARKETS
AT GLANCE
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
Stock irregular. rails sag.
ndustriais supported
Bonds. heavy. rails and In
dustrlals lower
Curb steadyy oils firm.
Foreign exchanges. n easy.
Spanish peseta weak.
Cotton higher; higher cables
and covering.
sugar easy: trade selling.
Coffee steady. firm Brazil
ian exchange
CHICAGO
Wheat steady. bullish weather
and crop reports.
Corn steady. dry weather
northwest.
Cattle. irregular
Hogs. steady TO lower.