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CHRYsLER
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FORD 1880 Deluxe Phaeton--Black body,
red wire wheels. Trunk rack on rear
Many extras, $3S6.0O Terms. Open eve
nnS'w 'wARFTETD MOTOR COMPANY
1880 Conn. we N. ".
FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 1929
Very low mileage, good rubber and lots
I let IS NE demSnstrate f It for You youUSSSb. % Your
car in trade balance easy terms.
LuSTINE.NEHOLSoN MOTOR co;
Hyattsville, Nd. Hyatts. 1920
Open ewes. and Sunday
FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 19S0-Can
naFOiHL L. 'e55 Z. PAT FATE m Moron co.
Open ewes. and Sunday
FORD DELUXE COUPE, 1880 =. $3.50.
645 Nd. Ave. n. 3. Line. O178.
FORD 1929 Tudor Sedan--Appearance and
general condition above the average.
$205. 90. Open Evenings and Sunday.
WAKEFIELD Mo1GR COMPANY
113O Conn Ave n w.
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p1S 18th St. N. W.
One and two rooms, kitchen. dinette
and shower bath, free frigidaire. two ex-
posureB: rents S43.60. to $50 so month
See Resident Manager.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STANLEY H. HoRNER, Inc.
1881 Ford Fordor Sdn. Sab
1880 Pontiac Gus. Sdn.. sos
1884. -Hup Cent. g Sdn.. 9e5
1881 Ford Victoria..".... 525
1923 Packard SPIT. Tou. ee5
1928 Nash Spec. Sedan 5e5
1880 Hudson Coupe. 745
1929 Hudson Sedan" GAS
1929 Buick Mast. Sdn... S45
1928 Studebaker Sdn... 45o
1929 Buick 7 Sedan. S45
1928 Buick 4-pass. Cpe SIS
1O15-1111 14th st. N. w.
National $500.
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CORD

coED GSnvsEtisl: Gcups 1890 Uertssf. ts;t
epportunity to own beautiful car.
oarfAi4R 4REeMspA5SSSGCcADn1Ac eMs 5SSSGc coap.
113e CONN AVE. n. W. DEC. $3.50
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CHEVROLET

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CHEVROLET COACH. 1931-Driven less
than 1000 miles by very careful driver.
L. C. PATE MOTOR CO; ~
5S32 Ga. Ave. N. W. GE. 2716
80 Open ewes and Sunday
CHEVROLETS AND FORDS--All. types.
Before you buy any used car. be sure
and inspect our bargains: guarantee to
save you money or your deposit refunded.
18TH AND GoOD HOPE RD. s. e.
ATLANTIC 44O0 :.
CHEVROLET CABRI0LET. 192S--Excel:
lent condition .$196 Gas Maryland
Ave. N. E. Lincoln 017s.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1880
Fine condition throuFhout. new tires;
low mileage; guaranteed. You will be
pleased with this one when you see it.
1896 Your old car In trade, balance very
easy YLuSssT1NE-N1CHoLsoN SsyFi; MOTOR CO.
Hyattsville, Nd. Hyatts. 1920
CHEVROLET COACH 1881
This car 10 only $526; excellent condi.
tion throughouta We invite your most
critical inspection. Let us demonstrate it
for you. Your old car taken in trade;
LusTfNE-NiCHoLsoN MOTOR co.
Hyattsville, Nd. Hyatts. 1890
Open Event aSs and Sunday
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

s. 8. s. GOOD USED TRUCKs
80 N ST. N. r. NET. 0B00.
WHITE 6.71I TON DUMP TRUCK, pnsu.
whfFS aS;E1S 4SS THsf&E HRsRRs't1s rs, tires $500
2101 New York Ave. n. ". WEst 1855
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Automobiles 1881
WmLYS.KNGHT

NSNpSNNsNINes
wILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN. 1927
Good condition, new paint lob. A bar
gain At $3.50: small down pyament. bal.
tUsftNE: NICHOLSON MOTOR CO.
HyAttsviHe, Nd. HyAtts. 1920
Oman aHes. and Sundav
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Ebony Trees Burst
Into Bloom i'm Valley

The Valleys reputation as a
flower garden. in which there are
blooms on wild plants or trees
practically the year around, is be-
ing kept up this week. as ebonies
throughout the Valley are bursting
into bloom.
Highways through sections where
there are ebonies are perfumed with
the wonderful fragrance OF these
flowers.
The ebonies are following the
retama trees. which we're in bloom
until recently. with a few still in
bloom. Huisaches bloomed earlier
in the season. and Spanish daggers
came before them.
Mesquite trees r blooming some
now. and will bloom more later.
with still other trees to put on
bloom.
This ever blooming nature o!
Valley trees Is being called TO the
attention OF tourists by the cham
Der of Commerce here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Publish Editorial
On Gov. Roosevelt

WASHINGTON, June 29.-P-
An editorial characterizing Gov
ernor Roosevelt OF New York as
"wetter than Smith" and calling
upon southern democratic women
TO bolt the party II he Is nominated
for president was published today
By the National Women's Demo-
cratic Law Enforcement League.
The article was written by Mrs.
Jesse w. Nicholson. president OF the
league. and appeared in It's official
organ The Woman Voter"
Mrs Nicholson also aSsailed COL
onei Edward NJ. House. confidential
adviser TO President Wilson, who
recently conferred with Roosevelt
In Massachusetts,. Referring TO a
statement attributed TO House that
the New York governor would be
acceptable to the drys. she said:
What drys does he mean? The
very few southern politicians who
supported Smith in 1927
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Cousin of Tallulah
Wed For Fifth Time

SAN DIEGO. Cal. June %. tPl-
Married for the fifth time. Eugenia
Bankhead. daughter OF Represen-
tative William B. Bankhead. "
Alabama. and cousin Of Tallulah
Bankhead, stage and screen act
ress. was honeymooning along the
South Pacific coast today.
She became the bride Of Ennis
Smith, New York business man, in
a Mexican ceremony performed by
Judge Ridrigo Logo at Rosarita
Beach, Lower California. IS miles
south Of Tijuana Saturday night.
Mrs. Smith was twice married
and divorced from Morton Nc
Michael Hoyt. Her next marriage
was 70 Wilfred Lawson Butt, a
Nevada University football star.
but this was annulled when II was
found the divorce between Butt
and his first wife had not become
final. Her third husband was
Howard Lee, a Texas aviator.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
BOUND To JURY
THEFT CHARGE
Man Charged With Auto
Stealing Held To
Federal Jury

Albert d. Moore was bound ovei
70 the federal grand jury In $3.50
bond Monday morning when giver
q preliminary hearing before u. S
Commissioner Z. x. Goodrich on
Charges or car theft.
He was charged with having stole
o sport roadster from Henrietta
Green. Washington, d. c.
Moore was detained at the Gate
way Bridge Saturday afternoon by
Customs Inspector w. T. Biggs or
information forwarded here by the
department Of justice 10 Deputy
u. S. Marshal II. r. JefferdS.
The cars license plates cores
poned TO those Of the car belong
ing TO Henrietta Green. At first the
man claimed TO be Homer Green
husband OF the woman from which
the "a was stolen.
Special Agent j. z. Murphy came
here from San Antonio Sunday and
investigated the case and filed the
complaint before Commissioner
Goodrich. The interstate angle OF
the case places 1t under federal
jurisdiction
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
FIT. WORTH HOTEL
EXPLOSION INJURIES III

FORT WORTH, June 20. ga
charge OF nitro-glycerin or dyna-
mite was believed TO have destroy
ed the new Carlton hotel, wrecked
by a blast early today, inJuring III
persons.
Investigators discarded the ORR
ginal theory that an accumulation
OF leaking gas caused the blast
They began looking into the mys-
terious appearance of a sedan on
a nearby vacant lot a short time
before the explosion.
Only one OF the injured vas be-
lieved TO be in a serious condition
He was r. E. Hudgens. Longview
who was blown TO the street from a
second story room. The other in
jured were:
Mrs. Zola Sprague, and her son.
Leroy. Is, of Fort Worth.
c. johnson. Texarkana. engineer
for the Texas and Pacific.
w. s. Garner, Bonham. engineer
for the Texas and Pacific.
B. F. Gown, Mineola. T. and P
conductor.
w. w. wyles, Bonham. T. and P.
fireman.
M. L. S~tatelen, roomer. oil driller.
J.. o. Powell Jewett.
Joe Harrington, roomer.
w. II. Lorraine, roomer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Dancy Opposes Toll
Road Through Kennedy

Belief that IL is better 10 ws't
until 1888 TO get a highway through
Kennedy county. than TO permit the
construction OF a toll road which
will exist as such for so years Is
expressed In a letter SEN to Judge
w. 0. Higgins of Houston. presi-
dent Of the Hug-the-C Coast High
way association. by County Judge
Oscar G. Dancy Of Brownsville.
Judge Dancy was named at a
meeting in Corpus Christi recently
as chairman Of a committee 10 in
vestigate the feasibility and adj
visibility Of a toll road through
Kennedy county.
In his letter. asking for Judge
Higgins opinion on the road situ-
alton. Judge Dancy says he pre-
fers to wait until 1893. trusting for
a solution TO the Kennedy county
road problem from the Legislature
then. rather than to build a toll
road.
A copy Of the letter was sent to
the Brownsville Chamber Of Com
merce.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Robbins Son Will
Christen New Plane

FORT WORTH, June 29.-(P,-
Jack Robbins, 8. son OF MI. and
Mrs. Reg. L. Robbins, this after
noon will officially christen the
plane in which his father and II.
S. Jones. Fort Worth oil man. hope
to make a nonstop flight from
Seattle to Tokyo for the SOS. 900
prize offered by the Japanese news
paper Asahi.
The fliers expect to leave here
at 4 a. m. Tuesday for Seattle,
starting point Of the flight.
Robbins and Jones we're making
last minute arrangements and were
rechecking maps and meteorological
charts.
The Fort Worth" a trim. white
Lockheed Vega. occupied the center
Of attention at the airport. The
scene resembled that Of a little
more than two years ago. when an
other Fort Worth" awaited the
takeoff Of a record flight. II was
that ship which carried Robbins
and the late Jim Kelly TO a new
worlds endurance record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Kiwanians Plan To
Attend District Meet

Twenty-Five Valley Kiwanians
will attend the 1881 convention Of
the Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis dis
trict in September. TO bring the
1882 convention TO the Valley. John
T. Floore. manager Of the Harlin-
gen Chamber OF Commerce. said
here this morning.
Foore was in Brownsville 10
secure souvenirs in the form Of
Mexican walking canes for the Val
ley Kiwanians. and conferred with
chamber Of commerce officials
here.
He said the Valley Kiwanians
will probably pull some novel stunt
al the 1891 convention. and are con-
sidering taking a burro up 70 the
gathering TO call attention 10 the
delegation.
The convention is sought for
Harrington. with other Valley cities
aiding 10 get II.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Want Pheasants
Stocked In s. Texas

Sportsmen IN BroWnsvlIIe are 70
be asked by the Houston Chamber
Of Commerce TO use their influence
in helping TO stock South Texas
with Monaghan and English pleas
ants as game birds, according TO a
letter received at the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce today.
The letter. from the Houston
Chamber of Commerce. asks that
the names OF a dozen sportsmen be
given them, in order that these men
may be communicated with.
English and Monaghan pleas
ants. If protected for a few years,
would soon stock this section. the
letter says.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
MASONS ADOPT
20 CHILDREN
Matamoros Lodge Holds
Ceremony; Many
Attend

Adoption ceremonies we're held
in the Escuela Modelo auditorium
in Matamoros Sunday morning by
the Matamoros Lodge Aurora Bo-
real No. IA" Of Masons.
The ceremonies. held every three
years, provide educational facilities
for all the children Of Master Ma
sons adopted by the Lodge. These
ceremonies differ from the prac-
tice followed in the United States
in that here the Masons provide
educational institutions and or
phanages where children OF depart
ed brethren are sem in case they
cannot care for themselves.
Seventy children Of both sexes
were adopted Sunday morning by
the Matamoros Lodge. The audi
forum Of the Escuela Modelo was
packed with people from both
Brownsville and Matamoros.
A special program consisting OF
overtures by the band of the Ma
tamoros Lodge. a speech on Free
masonry by Master Mason Mariana
B. Marin. the ceremony of adop-
ton. another speech by Master
Mason Ladislao Cano. and a con-
gratulatory message to the Mata-
moros lodge from the one in Rey-
nosa. Tamaulipas. were features Of
the program.
After the program refreshments.
sandwiches and cake were served
70 those present.
Grand Master Francisco Zarate
presided over the ceremCNies while
OneSimo Pena and Vicente Cara
acted as aides. Eliseo Paroles act
ed as Master of Ceremonies.
Over five hundred people wit
messed the ceremonies in spite OF
the bad weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29

NEWKIRK. Okla, June %. Up
Arraigned in Kay county district
court. today Earl Quinn. charged
with numbering ZeXia and Jessie
Griffith. Blackwell school teach
ers. pleaded not guilty and was re-
manded to jail without bond pend
ing trial.
r. II. Morgan, Quinn's attor-
ney, filed a motion for a change
Of venue. Hearing on the applica-
ton was set for July IS. Morgan
asked that the case be taken from
the 18th judicial district. compos-
ed OF Kay and Noble counties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Valley Navy Mothers
Elect Officers Sunday
[Rv san Cnrrrsnnntentl

1880
HARLINGEN. June 7o.-OfficerB
for the coming year were elected
by the Valley Navy Mothers Club ss
n meeting held here Sunday.
MS. "A. G. Culley OF Harlingen was
chosen commander, with Mrs. A..
Meade. San Benito. executive cfficerY
Mrs ID. FREDDIE. La FeriR, first
lieut.; Mrs. q. Bevil, McAller. mast
er nc arms.
Newly elected officers will assume
their duties I'm July. The club was
one year old this month. and Is COM
posed or mothers OF Valley boys serv-
ing TN the u. 4. Navy.
Talks were made Sunday by Mrs.
J. Y. Rodgers or Harrington and BY
q. "a. Kremer. naval recruiting off,
Ger OF this district.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Thanks For Offer
Given By Alfred

AUSTIN. June %. -Rj-James
". Alfred attorney. today thanked
J. Berry King. Oklahoma attorney
general for offering the assistance
Of w. G. Lewis Of the Oklahoma
department in the Red River bridge
injunction cases.
Alfred said Lewis assistance
would be valuable because he had
represented Oklahoma in other
suits brought by the toll bridge
companies ard was familiar with
the facts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Native Texan And
Banker Dies Monday

AMARILLO. June 2s-tP- Col
Cornelius +. Herring. 81, native
Texan and pioneer banker. cattle
mar and financier. died here today
after an illness Of only a few hours.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing arrival of relatives. Colonel
Herring Is survived by one son. w.
z Herring OF Amarillo. and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. X. Johnson OF Vernon.
Born in Smith county, Texas.
November Is. 1849. Colonel Her
ring had spent his entire life In
Texas. He boasted OF the fact that
he had never worked a day for
wages. although he was thrown
or his own resources ct the age OF
Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29

RAPS VERDICT
Acquittal of Guess At
Ardmore Criticized
BY Newspapers

MEXICO CITY. June 2s. R-The
Mexican Press devoted its lead edi-
trials today to strong criticism Of
the acquittal at Ardmore. Okla.
Saturday. Of Deputy Sheriff w. Z.
Guess. charged with killing Emilio
Cortes Rubio, nephew Of President
Ortiz Rubio. on June 8.
Under the title the shame Of
Ardmore," Excelsior termed the
shooting an infamous and coward
~ act and blamed the acquittal
on a partial or ignorant jury. per-
haps influenced by racial prejudice"
1t would be unjust Excelsior
said. TO blame a whole people for
the error or Partially Of one Of their
courts. hence comment Is direct
ed against the nameless justice (?)
Of Ardmore and against certain
notorious vices Of the lower class
American police who in some states
are guided by a savage spirit to kill"
1nnumerable abuses have been
committed in Mexico. the paper adj
mitted. but We cannot recall a case
OF Mexican police aSsassinating hon
orable youths Of a foreign country
here in the double character of dis
tinguished guests and students Of
outstanding good conduct. Nor
which Is still more Scandalous. that
the assassin was acquitted, throw
ing an Infamous suspicion upon the
innocent victims.
That, which will bring protests
from decent men in the United
States and Mexico, was left for a
deputy sheriff OF Oklahoma and a
partial Or ignorant jury Of Ard
more to do"
Excelsior's comment was similar
to that printed in other papers.
e. Nacional quotes Aaron SaenZ,
secretary Of industry. thus:
"All comment should take the
form OF energetic protest. IL is said
that in a country Of presumed
justice a thing like this should hap
pen and should 60 unpublished"
Cristofor Ibanez. secretary to the
president of Mexico. declared the
acquittal at Ardmore would not
encourage other Mexican students
to enter the United States. IF two
American students had been as
sassinated in Mexico" he said. we
would have proceeded with full
against the assassins."
Manuel Riva Palacio. a national
deputy. made the shortest COM
ment. Reciprocity Is Indicated" ne
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
CROSBY ASKS
DISMISS CASE
Hearing on Application OF
Oklahoma Deputy Set
For July 20

ARDMORE. June 20. CP-Dis-
trict Judge John B. Ogden. today
set July 20 to hear application Of
Cecil Crosby. former Carter county
deputy sheriff. 10 dismiss the case
in which Crosby is charged with
Staying Emilio Cortes Rubio, cousin
Of the president OF Mexico.
w. Z. Guess, charged jointly with
Crosby and granted a severance.
was acquitted by a jury in Judge
Ogden's court Saturday. Both dep
uties still face charges Of killing
Manuel Garcia Gomez, Rubio's
companion. The two we're slain by
the officers on the highway here
June 8. Guess said he fired the
fatal shots.
Judge Ogden declined TO rule on
Crosby's motion TO dismiss today
because OF the absence OF repre-
sentatives Of the attorney general.
governor and the Mexican govern
ment. who assisted the county at
torney. Marvin Shilling. in the
Guess trial.
Crosby's attorneys first demand
ed immediate trial. and when adj
vised the district court funds vir-
tually we're depleted. offered TO
waive a jury and 60 to trial before
the judge. Judge Ogden. however,
said he would prefer to have the
evidence placed before a jury.
Shilling also said he desired a jury
trial.
Attorneys for both Crosby and
Guess said they would appear be-
fore District Judge Asa z. Walden
in another division Of the district
court here tomorrow to ask that
some immediate disposition be
made Of the case there in which
the two deputies are jointly charg-
ed with killing Gomez. Judge
Walden was out OF the city today,
but was expected here tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
GULF STORM

CONTINUED from Page One)
inches or rain Sunday. and Eagle
Pass had two days OF vet weather.
Saturday Eagle Pass had 1T inch
es, and Sunday 294 inches. Laredo
reported slightly better than 2 inch
sc ove the weekend.
Raymondville on the fringe OF the
storm. reported heavy rains and
some wind.
The Rio Grande river will rise MS
q result OF the heavy rains, &C.
cording 70 weather chief w. J. Sch
nurbusch. The river recently has
been about 65 feet. The local wealth.
er man said that although THE inter-
national boundary stream will rise
materially there is no danger
OF a flood.
Valleyites who journeyed TO Boca
Chica and Port Isabel Sunday say
that the tide was far out. and that
rains were slight on the coast.
II was thought that Indictment
weather and the storm warnings e.
sued Saturday would keep bathers
away from the Gulf. but large
crowds were reported az both Boca
Chica and Port Isabel. The water.
although not high. was muddy.
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DROWNINCS
CONTINUED from page ID

Claude Shaw. IS. was shot to
death Sunday night at his home
near Kilgore and Ben Fame. "a. was
held Monday On q charge Of muir
der.
Sherlock was drowned while swim
ming Sunday in Hickory creek. south
OF Denton. His home vas in Falls
County but the family was living at
Denton temporarily while Sherlock
and three brothers were working
with a thresher. Funeral services
were to be held today.
Mrs. Galloway, wife OF a junior
high school instructor at Waco,
died in a hospital Monday OF in
juries received when she was struck
by an automobile Sunday night.
A man identified by a name on
a handkerchief as Pete Cline, OF an
unknown address. died in q Waco
hospital Monday OF injuries re-
ceived whe nhe was pinned be-
meath a truck on which he caught
a ride Sunday. The truck over
turned beside the Waco-Lorena
highway near the Gene Of the
recent accident in which Col. r. L.
Robertson was killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Barber Shops Open
Half Day on Fourth

Although practically all business
establishments will close all day
Saturday. July 4. 10 was announced
today that barber shops will re-
main open half a day. from 7:30
TO noon.
II was explained that barber
shops will stay open in order to
allow citizens who wish 70 attend
various celebrations planned In the
Valley to get "spruced up
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Greyhound Bus Is
Almost DESTROYED

SAN ANTONIO. June 29.-(P-
Flames which broke out under the
floor Of a Greyhound bus Is miles
from here on the Austin road.
routed 20 passengers and the driver
and almost totally destroyed the
bus and some baggage early today.
w. B. Meyer. the driver. discover
ed the flames and drew UP at the
side Of the road and directed an
orderly exit OF the passengers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Casino Opens In
New Home Sunday

The Casino INTERNATIONAL n
Matamoros opened in its new loca-
ton in the italian Cafe building
near the immigration building
Sunday.
The building has been remodeled,
with new furniture and fixtures
The Casino at Santa Cruz Is nov
housed in an addition to the Santa
Cruz saloon building. which was
recently completed.
All the furniture for the two
gambling halls has not yet ar
rived. according to the owners
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Music Shop Moves
To New Quarters

The Vivier Music Shop. formerly
located at 1912 Elizabeth. moved
Monday 10 new quarters IN the
Junco building on Twelfth street
on the Market Square.
Joe Vivier. Jr.. said TODAY that all
stock and equipment will be moved
early this week. The company
handles monographs. radios. rec
ords. etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Services Today For
Employee Of Railway

GRFENVILLE. June %. -(Pt-
Funeral services for Jack w. SIN
gletary, 80. Southern Pacific rail-
road employee who died in Houston,
we're 10 be held here today.
Singletary was a sailor or the
~battleship Texas al the time Pres
ident Roosevelt sent the Evans fleet
of sixteen ships around the world
and while the fleet was in japanese
waters. Singletary saved the life OF
a JaDanese official who fell over
board.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Mrs. Post Leaves
To Welcome Wiley

OKLAHOMA CITY. June 29.-tPl
Mrs Wiley Post, wife Of M OF
the clope-girdling aviators and T,
= Hail. financial hacker Of the
post-Gattv flight. left here today
- a transcontinental passenger line
airnlane for New York. where they
Will welcome the two filters when
thev complete their journey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-06-29
Bishop Dies After
Serious Illness

RICHMOND. Va. June %. Rl-
Bishop William Benjamin Beau
champ. SO. Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South. died in a hos
pitol here last night following Sc
rious illness Of three weeks from
pernicious anemia. He had been
II failing health for several years.