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START LENTEN
SERVICES WE'D.
Church or the Advent TO
Celebrate Lenten
Season

Lenten services, starting on We'd
nesday OF this week when Ash
wednesday viii be celebrated, are
10 be held at the Church Of the Ad-
vent. Episcopal, during the Lenten
season, Rev. r. o. Macintosh an
nounced this morning.
Three services will be held We'd
nesday: at 8 a. m, 10 a. m. and 1850
p. m, the rector stated.
On the following Wednesdays
through the season. services will be
held every Wednesday nc AIS, at
which Rev. w. z. johnson Of San
Benito will deliver a series Of medi-
tations on some phase Of religious
life.
Each Friday evening at 7:30 SER
vices will also be held. Rev. Mackin-
toSh stated.
The series Of services will be held
on the days named during the Lens
ten season. which begins on Ash
Wednesday and eliminates on East
er Sunday. April 5th.
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ACCIDENT TOLL
HEAVY ON SUN.
Well Known Austin Woman
Hurt In Crash Near
Corpus Christi

CORPUS CHRISTI, Feb. 16.-LP-
Mrs. Clara Drisvoll Sewer or Aust
in. was recovering here today from
a broken leg suffered Saturday
night In a head-cn automobile col
lision near here. she was return
ing. with Hal s. SEWER. from Kings
vile when the collision occurred.
Mrs. Sewer Is democratic national
committeeman from Texas. pres
ident Of the Daughters of the Re-
public OF Texas and former Pres
ident OF the Texas Federation Of
Women's Clubs.
HOUSTON. Feb. is. III Two
men and a young woman were dead
today and several others were in
Iured as a result OF automobile ac-
cidents near here yesterday.
The dead: Rex Oxford. 20: T. NJ.
Farmer. a, power company en-
ploye, both Of Houston: and Miss
Julia Kelarek. 26.' OF Crosby.
Oxford and Farmer we're fatally
injured when their small truck skid
ded on a slippery highway and
crashed into a concrete culvert.
Farmers neck was broken and he
died instantly. Oxford died later.
Miss Kelarek was MORALLY hurt
in an accident on the Houston
Crosby highway. She died in an
ambulance en- route 10 a hospital
here. Her mother. Mrs. Steve KEEL
arek. 90. and a sister. were injured
but will recover. hospital attend
ants said.
CHICAGO. Feb. 10. -lP-Four
OF a party Of six were killed today
when their automobile crashed
head-on with a street car. The
dead:
Mrs. Julia Ahrens, 10. bride OF
five months.
Joseph Budak. Is.
Frank Swift. 2S.
An unidentified young woman
believed 70 be the fiance OF Swift.
WICHITA FALLS. Feb. l6.zF-.
w. 5. Blandin OF Fort Worth was
killed last night when his automo-
bile was in a three-sided collision
on the Wichita Falls-Henrietta
highway. Blandin swerved his
machine after striking a truck
parked on the highway and coilid-
ed with a gasoline truck moving In
the same direction. His neck was
broken.
Blandin was manager in Fort
Worth for the National Directory
company.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. f7-P-
Cotton opened a shade easier in
sympathy with lower Liverpool
cables. First trades showed losses
Of ! TO 2 points. The market cascd
off further after the start on
liquidation and ring selling. May
dropped 70 100 and October TO
ll.6l, or 4 to 6 points below Sat-
urday'S close. The market soon
rallied, however, on reports OF ac-
tive trading In the domestic cot
ton goods market and on a firmer
feeling in stocks. prices rallying 3
70 ) points from the lows. At the
end Of the first hour the market
was steady.
The market ruled steady all morn
ing and prices improved in sympa-
thy with firmer stocks. Favorable
reports from the domestic cotton
goods market we're also stimulating
influences. May traded up 10 1l.ls
and October to l1.68. or s to 10
points above the early lows and 4
points above Saturdays close.
Owing TO the holiday here tomor-
row trading was somewhat restrict
ed. AT moor the market was steady
and within a point or two OF the
highs.
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DRENCH
VALLEY SUNDAY

General rains icrchcI the VAL
ley Sunday, with every station re-
porting around half an inch OF pre-
cipitation.
Starting shortly after noon. a
steady drizzle started which later
developed into a heavy rainfall
Rio Grande City reported .26 in
ches; Mission. so: San Benito, 81:
and Brownsville AS.
As a result. highways we're slip
perry and several cars slid into
bitches. but no serious accidents
were reported Monday.
Predictions for Monday night and
Tuesday forecast cloudy and partly
cloudy weather. with not much
change In temperature. w. J..
Schnurbusch. local weather chief.
said TODAY that he did not antici-
pate much more rain.
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NM~4 A@9AM H4mE
the throne by the two Matamoros
girls who we're in the contest for
queen, Miss Berta PalacioS and Miss
Lupe Verdug0.
Every Valley town. a. well ms sew
eral cities In the interior of Mex
leo, was represented BY princesses,
who formed the court.
The Police Band OF Monterrey
opened the program with several
musical selections.
Dr. Roberto Perez MI. "A y the
opening address. followed by a talk
delivered BY A. Wayne Wood OF
Brownsville.
The Fort Brown Military band
was present. and played after Mr..
Woods talk.
Complete Program
Pepina Gomez and Beairiz Vaz-
quez. two Matamoros children.
danced the Tipic0 National before
the queen and her court. The pu-
pills OF Miss Katherine GAY. Ber-
nice KowalSki. Jane Richardson
and Alice Warden. also danced.
The program was under the direc-
ton Of Gen. u. Hernandez Serrano.
Inc coronation was " distinct
success" G. q. Richardson. sccrc-
tary OF the Brownsville Chamber OF
Commerce. said Monday morning
The gowns worn BY the queen. her
duchesSes and princeSses we're cl-
abOrate.r
"A ball Ill honor or the queen ~
scheduled to be held at the Mata-
moroS City Hall Monday night at
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MARKETS
X YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, Feb i6.@lP-The
share market began another week
with advancing prices today. par
ticularly in the industrial and spe-
cialty issues.
The upturn lacked the violence Of
a week ago. but made substantial
Roadway during the first half hour.
While gains were not increased
notably during the remainder OF
the morning. the advance broaden
ed out to include rails and utilities,
and by midday the market was at
its best levels.
Early gains Of 2 10 4 points or SO
in such shares as American Can,
Westinghouse Electric. Loews. Case,
Byers. and Allied Chemical were
well maintained. Auburn's upsurge
was extended to 10 points, fully re-
gaining its loss late last week. In
the rails. New York Central rose 4.
and Atchison 2. North American was
a firm spot in the utilities. rising
2.
Call money renewed at ! IL per
cent.
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South Texas c. c.
To Hold Meeting

A meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors and other officers Of the South
Texas Chamber Of Commerce has
been called at Corpus Christi for
Friday. Feb. ~. to discuss prelimin-
airy legislative reports and 10 dis
cuss other matters OF Importance
1t was announced here today.
q. G. Richardson, Brownsville. IS
chairman OF the International Re-
lations committee or the South
Texas chamber. and viii doubtless
attend the meeting.
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Continued from page ID
As appointed 10 handle II. This
docket was worked up by Judge
Wcstervelt when he was district &C.
torney. diSqualifying him 70 sit IN
such cases. This Is his first term
on the bench here lie has already
held "A three weeks term TIL Wiiiary
county and IA two weeks term in
Kleberg county since his election.
Mrs. Ben Alfred Is acting as court
stcnographer In the place Of her
husband. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
are court strnoEraphers and are
qualified to practice law. Alfred u
"A brother OF the state attorney gen
eral.
David Maltby is the official court
interpreter.
R- L LonEOria and Henry Gordon
have been named riding bailiffs fo-
the the court. while Simon Gonzalez
and Tom Simms are door bailiffs
for the grand Jury.
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Hughston Back
From Corpus Mon.

sam Hughston, state supervisor
Tor the Old Line Life Insurance
company, returned 70 Brownsville
Monday after a business trip to
Corpus Christi. :
While there he named Gus Fry
general manager for the company
IN the district which includes the
territory between Corpus Christi
and Laredo. north Of Beeville.
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9 o'clock. II was announced. All
p~rincesses and those who have been
active In sponsoring the fiesta have
been invited.
The outstanding event of thn
days festivities will be the Grand
Parade starting at 4 o'clock Mon
day afternoon. which Is to start I'm
Mntamoros. circle the main streets.
cross into Brownsville. and parade
All this city.
The international bridges will re-
main open "a hours.
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Gotke to Austin
On Business Trip

q. w. G0tke. superintendent OF
the Brownsville public schools. left
for Austin Sunday. where he will
remain for several days. returning
here Thursday.
Mr.. Gotke went 10 the capital In
the interests Of school legislation,
IL was said.
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al Appointed
Receiver by Boone
Especial % The HrraIdl


EDINBURG. Feb. l6-M. r- Paden
OF Edinbug was this morning ap-
pointed receiver Of the Edinburp
Lumber Co. by Judge Hood Boone
Of the 10th district court. on appli-
cation Of j. ID. Turner OF EdinburR.
flied late Saturday afternoon.
In his petition asking that the
company be put into a r~eceivership.
Turner alleged that the company
was owing to him back salary OF
$562.5D.
The company Is operated BY A. j.
Ross, Jr.. son Of the former mayor
OF Eoinburg. who appeared before
Judge Boone Saturday with his
father, a former partner in the
business. both stating that they
would not oppose the petition.
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Il
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was rather
low over the central and southern
Plains states and northwestern
Texas this morning. and relatively
70 moderately high over the far
western and far eastern states.
Cloudy and unsettled weather pre-
vailed In the south-central and
central states with rather general
rains also during the last "a hours.
Light to moderate precipitation
was reported also from the north
western states. Temperatures we're
near the seasonal average prac-
tically throughout the country this
morning.
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Boy Scouts Help
DYING Orphan Girl

ASHEVILLE. ". c., Feb. i6-F
Little Maggie Sharp. an orphan
who could not afford to pay for
blood transfusionS. was dying for
lack Of red corpuscles. A call went
out 10 Boy Scouts headquarters.
More than 100 boys volunteered.
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PEIPING. China. Feb. l6-P-
A telegram today from the provin-
cial mining department at Mukden
said only one man had been in
IEred In a fire az the Fushin COL
lieries last week. Original reports
said 5000 miners had been en-
tombed
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T. & P. Conductor
Dead I'm Hotel

Ell PASO. Feb. I6-Pl-C. w.
Arnold. SO, Texas a. Pacific railroad
conductor. died in a hospital yes
terday after he was found shot and
fatally wounded at his room In a
hotel here. "A gun lay beside hts
h~Nv
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WEATHER

FOR East Texas: Partly cloudy,
rain In extreme east portions.
Tuesday generally fair: colder in
west and north portions. Light TO
fresh southerly to westerly winds on
the coast.
RIVER FORECAST.
There win be no material change
in the river during the next "a to
IS hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 2s-Hr.
stage stage Chang. Rain
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb 16-fP-cU. S. d.
A-)-Potatoes. weaker. sacked per
cwt- wisconsin round whites. 80
40: Idaho russets. $50: Colorado
McC7ures branded, 1.70-1.7S
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TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal meteorc-
logical conditions:
High ....... 2:i8 a. m. 5:l2 p. m.
Low ........ GAS a. m. 1907 p. m.
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City Briefs

TO all farmers who have vege-
tables and fruit 10 spare: Please
bring It to the charity home.
phone 548J, 519 Madison. Olivia
Champion. manager
Leave-Mrs. j. M. Smith and Mrs.
Nora Garth Of Bartlett. mother and
sister of Mrs. Chester DeBardeleben
have returned 70 their home after
a visit here.
Weak Eyes OF Children are
strengthened b. Dickey's Old Re-
liable Eye Water. ADV. 90
I'm Tnwn-Miss Claire Key. who
has been In Rochester. New York
for the past few months. arrived In
town Sunday evening. She Is with
her mother. Mrs. Nelley Key. Miss
Kew Is well known In Brownsville
and Is a former employee or the
Herald.
Twins Born-Mr. and Mrs. I. As
SEQ are the proud parents Of
twins. born Monday.
Impr0ving1-John Key, who IS
working IN the interior OF Mexico,
is improving after being injured in
an explosion there recently, accord
ing 70 relatives here.
NOTICE To all members Of the r.
O. o. F. Of the entire Valley: "A car
Of fruit and vegetables will be load
cd at La Feria Tuesday and We'd
nesday. February III and rs. for the
Home at Corsicana. Every one may
contribute what they wish. Deliver
10 Brother Gum at the a In La
Feria. or Jones Transfer Co. in Har-
lingen. They viii deliver 10 La Fe-
ria by truck. Adv. III
s \ : e a Communication. Rio
"a Grande Lodge No. 81. a.
~ F. g. A. 81. viii be held at
N Masonic Temple. at 1880
~ o'clock Tues. evening All
W members requested and
visiting brethren f~raternally invited
to -ttend. Jas. A. Wigington, w. NJ:
w. w. Ball. Secy.
Proud Parcnt-Mr. and Mrs. RI
Assoc arc the proud parents az aI
fine son, born last week. and not
twins as vas stated in Sundays
Herald.
FOR SALE: $500 electric cash
register or will trade for car or
radio. Bargain. Call lO40. Adv.
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BULLETIN

First figures lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity al 8 al. m (:
fourth. precipitation last "a hours
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Rites Held
For General Edwards

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1872
President Hoover today designated
Major General A. j. Bowley to rep
resent him AZ the funeral OF Major
General Clarence r. Edwards today
az Arlington cemetery.
AT the same time, Mr.. Hoover
sent to Mrs. Lucia E. Otis, sister Of
General Edwards. the following
message OF coincidence:
Please accept the Sincerest SYM
pathy OF Mrs. Hoover and myself
In the passing Of your brother. The
fine and devoted service OF Gen
eraf Edwards Will long live In the
grateful memory OF his country
me-; His going will be universally
mcurned.r
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WAsHrNnr

WASHINGTON. Feb. i6.-tP1-
General john J. Pershing was con-
fined today 70 his bed in the
Metropolitan club with a cold.
The gJseral's office announced
The cold was SO severe as 10 prevent
his attending the funeral Of Major
General Clarence r. Edwards.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY. Feb. l6.-P-CU.
5. ID. A.J-Hogs. 5000: mostly l0-15
higher; top, 7.60. packing sows,
5.35-6.l0; stock pigs. 6~.50-7.00.
Cattle. l4.0c0; calves. 1900; light
yearlings steady to rs higher: other
killing classes slow, steady TO weak:
stockers and feeders slow, steady 10
easier. Steers. good and choice, 500
900 lbs. 7.50-1l.25: 900-I500 lbs. $50
1125: common and medium 900 lbs.
up 5.00-6.00; heifers, good and
choice, 550-e50 lbs. 6.50-o.50: cows
good and choice, 4.50-6.00: veaIers
Cmilk-fed) medium to choice, $50
800; stocker and feeder steers, good
and choice. 625-850.
Sheep $4,000: opening sales killing
classes around Is lower: choice fed
lambs held above B.l5. Lambs. good
and choice 90 lbs. down 1858 Is:
ewes medium to choice $50 lbs. down,
3.00-450.
CHICAGO. Feb. is. -tF- IN
fluenced by reports or moisture
southwest and by much enlarged
supplies Of wheat afloat for Europe.
grains averaged lower early today.
A decrease OF almost 33OOO.O00
bushels in the Argentine official
wheat crop forecast however, tend
ed to check price declines.
Opening S-Sc off to lac I'D. wheat
afterward showed additional set
backs Corn started unchanged to
lac lower. and subsequently un-
derwent a further sag.
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G Il Communication. Rio
Grande Lodge No. 81. a.
F. g. A. NJ. viii be held at
Masonic Temple, at 1880
o'clock Tues. evening. All
members requested and
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COURT

CONTINUED from page u
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GROWING OF

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visiting brethren fraternally invited
to -ttend. Jas. A. wigington, W. NJ:
w. w. Ball. Secy.
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FOR SALE: $500 electric cash
register or will trade for car or
radio. Bargain. Call l040. Adv.
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fine son, born last week. and not
twins as was stated in Sundays
Herald.
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