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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
P.O.PRUNINC
PLANS SAVINC
OF MILLIONS
Economy Drive Nets
Seventy Five
Million

WASHINGTON, May 25-OP,-
The governments economy drive
has not lost its momentum although
tentative savings OF considerably
more than S75.000,00 already have
been agreed upon.
Presidential approval yesterday
OF plans TO save about S38.0 00. 900
this year in the postoffice depart
ment was the latest step In the
pruning campaign. The war and
interior departments have agreed
10 savings; treasury and justice
have been instructed to lei how
they can cut expenses and report
10 the president.
In HIS third weekend especially
devoted TO the problem, President
Hoover learned az his Rapidan.
Virginia. camp that poStoffice econ
omies initiated last summer Will
save near $4,000, 900 out OF an
S843,000,000 appropriation for the
present fiscal year ending next
June 30. In the next financial year,
SIS, 900 net is to be saved.
An official announcement on the
conference said the latter figure
took into consideration a $4,000 900
increase in expenses that would
result from enforcement OF the
44-hour work week law passed by
the last congress.
A comprehensive program to in
orease efficiencies was formulated
in the conference which Post
master General Brown and the
fo-- assistant postmasters general
Glover. Philip. Tilton and Cole
man-had with the president. In
the tentative schedule agreed upon,
neither decreased personnel nor
salary cuts were included.
The official announcement said
postofficc receipts this year prob
ably would be $4,000 900 below or
irinal estimates. Postmaster Cen
eTal Brown has estimated the de-
partment would have a $50, 900, 900
deficit this year.
The interior department intends
To save Sl7.000.00 0 70 SO, 100000
while the army consolidation cam
paign, involving the disposal OF 50
military posts. will add 10 the
economies.
Meanwhile. Secretary Mellon. In
the face OF decreasing income and
a prospective deficit OF $500, 900 900
this year. called for revision Of the
tax system. He also said another
deficit could DC expected next year.
Last Thursday the deficit was
$685., 670.3l4.
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Visitor In
SonAntonio
Entertained

The following item from the Sar.
Antonio Light will prove of interest
to the many friends Of Mrs. j. ID.
Ireland.
Mrs. Leona Parrish was hostess
at a bridge party Thursday at her
home, 1O1 Becker street. honorinE
Mrs. j. D.. Ireland OF Brownsville,
Texas. the charming guest Of Mrs.
I p. Shaw. Those present We z
Mesdames z. M. Campbell, G.. N.
Hebdon, F. P. Shaw, j. q. Griner,
J. II. Yancey. l.. +. Childress, Char
les DE Laya. j. j. Brothers and Miss
Dorothy Day.
Mrs. Ireland has been compli-
mented with many beautiful parties
while a guest here. including a
bridge luncheon al the Arabian tea
room. a sped-the-day party at Med
ina lake. a dinner at the Guntar.
followed BY dancing. and a theater
Tarty for the showing OF Seed"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
AID CAMPAIGN
SPEEDS PAY
r. NJ. A. Reports Public
Response to News
Paper Pleas

Advice received from 81. Louis
by !. Bernadine Price OF the
Retail Merchants Association shows
that the American public is quick
to respond 10 newspaper advertis-
ing which points out the value OF
paying bills promptly as an I'M
portant means OF speeding business
and bringing back prosperity. Test
campaigns with Pay Promptly as
the theme have successfully been
run under the direction OF the
National Retail Credit Association
in a number OF cities including
Minneapolis, Memphis, Oklahoma
City. Kansas City and Nashville
with the result that preliminary
plans are under way TO extend the
effort in numerous other cities.
Back OF the advertising tests,
and the consequent decision 70
enlarge the educational work. Is
the fact that American retail mer-
chants are in the banking business
to the extent OF t~wenty-eight bill
lion dollars worth OF open credits
and installment sales annually"
wrote Manager-TreaSure David j.
Woodlock OF the national organiza-
ton in a letter TO local credit men.
approximately fifteen billion dol
lars or more than half OF II Is not
paid when due. AS a result OF the
public's failure 70 paw bills when
they should he paid, billions or dol
lars OF merchants capital Is tied
I'D IN frozen assets. We find that
consistent advertising In test cities
has speeded up collections effective
" and thereby helped 70 increase
the dollar turnover n retail trade"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Poppy Day
A Success

The annual Poppy Day conduct
cd by the American Legion Aux
liary Saturday went over with N
snap The eleven hundred pop
pies ordered were practically sold
out by eleven o'clock III the morn
ms and complaints came that many
people did not have m opportunity
TO buy one.
Auxiliary members gave their
Tine generously and some az the
women who helped were not men,
oers. Among the energetic workers
were little Misses Martha jane
Bates and Ruth CayenRer who be-
came 80 interested that they forgot
mat lunch was necessary 10 life and
declared that they were not hungry
at ? o'clock. Martha Jane sold one
hundred and forty OK the eleven
hundred and Ruth was not far
pehind ~ count. Each earned n
box of candy offered by the or
%ganization
From tho proceeds Of the sale.
The cost OF the peoples must ilrSt
% deducted then half w the fund
rs sent 10 the Texas Department
and placed I'm the hahltatlon fund
Tor the benefit M the disabled
soldiers IN Rerrville. The hall kent
by the local unit IS used FOR various
phases oi welfare work. connected
with The c~X-scrvlce men. Five
dollars monthly ~ contributed 10
the milk fund which ls supervised
by the Public Health Nurse Asso-
citation. This milk Is given 10 the
families Of e~X-Service men. There
IS a Christmas fund besides the
many expenses which cannot be
anticipated but must be met.
Those who assisted i'm tho sale
we're, Mrs George Hamilton. head
quarters chairman. MeSdames R. a..
Morris, y X. wells. Fred Latham.
H. M Shelton. M n Hall. wv. RI
Brown. wv. q. Washington. Joe
Lindaberry. Harry Slavltchek. Har-
bert Davenport. ~ ~ Spikes. Lew,
q. w Hausman. Misses Elizabeth
Washington. Mary Helen George.
Virginia Pattce. Anna Ruth Lang
AWNRH RA"NNAN NA1N NIN"Ms AAAINnA
Jane Bates and Ruth Lavender.
The local work ~ growing year
by year and as NJ grows the inter
est will This year the local
membership has almost doubled rs
quota. The 18th district is one az
three districts in the Texas de-
partment which has reached rs
membership quota Recent addi-
tons ~ the local organization are
Mesdames Mae Zrutche and Daisy
Nichols.
Members m the AuXi'iaSv Who
attended the 18th district meeting
~ Laredo were Mesdames w. n.
Washington. Joe Iindahrrrv. III s..
Box. Lawrence Clmsfed. w. r..
Kiekel and Miss Priscilla Steven
son.
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TUESDAY


DR.. and Mrs. Sterling Fisher will
be at home 10 members and friends
OF the First Methodist church f.sl
eight TO eleven at the parsonage.
Treble Clef club members were to
meet with Mrs. Randall Mathers.
Mrs. Coils Perkins will be host
ess TO Mardi club members at the
home OF Mrs. billiard Smith.
Miss Rachel Pierce and Mrs.
Mary Moses are entertaining mem
berS and friends Of the Business
and Professional Women's club with
a Boca Chica party.
Y. w. G. A. board meeting az $50
A. M. III the home or Mrs. II. L..
Yates.
Club Twelve with Miss Rosita HI
noIoSa.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK, May IS. Pl-The
stock market was heavy today, but
trading remained very dull.
Numerous leading issues sagged ?
to 3 points. among them u. s. Steel,
which made a new low at SO Sd.
Rails turned rather soft. Delaware
a. Hudson. New Haven. Chesaucake
~ Ohio. Atchison. Union Pacific and
Pennsylvania lost I to 2 points.
Eastman Kodak and American To-
bacco B" dropped 3.
Stocks off / 10 / Ia included
American Can. Bethlehem steel,
General Motors and Allied Chemical.
American Telephone declined 2 But
halved its loss.
Call money renewed at ! IL per
cent.
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TODAY'S MARKETS

i60-2-i0 lbs; packing sows 275-500
lbs. ASSOC; stock pigs 70-l30 lbsr
5.75-6.25.
Cattle 10000: calves 1000: killing
classes weak TO Is lower; stockers
and feeders steady TO Is lower;
steers 100000 lbs. 625-8-25; heifers
550-850 lbs. COOLIES: cows 4.00-5-25;
yealers. milk fed 100000: stock
er and feeder steers 5.T5-7.75.
Sheep: 5000: killing classes
steady; top native spring lambs
CTS: spring lambs 9~.00-l0.00: lambs
80 lbs. down 6~.25-7.65; ewes $50 lbs.
down 100000.
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NAME MISS BAILEY
AS ~ GUEST

The Woman's auxiliary of the
Baptist church, at their regular
meeting this week. named Miss
Ettaree Bailey. whose marriage to
Herbert Maltby OF WeSlaco. will
take place the latter part OF this
month, honoree at a lovely gift
shower.
The entertainment was held Al
the lakeside home OF Mrs. r. w.
Carter. Miss Bailey Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Bailey
OF near Mercedes.
Mrs. j.. G. Potts led the lesson
from the Royal Service study and
Mrs. Fleet Lentz led the devotional
which opened the meeting.
Others present and enjoying a
tempting refreshments course were
Mesdames Ida Banks. J.. Dillbeck.
"A. f. Darlington. George Morrison,
John Brisco. Frank Avant. w. +.
Popoff, G. M. Henry. Aline Reed.
James Bazaar, B. Wheeler. Alden
Wade. j. G. Potts. y. Young. r. ".
MAY. Joe Lambertson. Frank Dun
can and Miss Priscilla Wade.
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Up-N Valley Visitors
On Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Feil and
daughters wer Sunday dinner
guests in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ L. Walker Of San Benito. The
afternoon was spent IN McAllen
where they visited A. Hemsa OF Wes-
laco. who Is in the hospital there
following an operation recently. Mr..
Hemsa. a close relative. is improv-
ing rapidly. Members OF his imnedi-
ate family were also visitors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

Mrs. Laura d. Hart, Most Worthy
Past Grand MatrOn OF the Gen.
eral Grand Chapter OF Order VI
the Eastern Star, who left on sun
day for san Antonio after a short
stay IN Brownsville. was compli-
mented with a banquet given by
the local chapter III the FL Jardin
Hotel on Saturday night.
Guests were received by DR..
Thorn. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Daisey
Nichols, Mr.. Wlgingtol and War
rem Darling.
A most attractive decoration
theme was carried out in the colors
Of the star points. blue. yellow.
white. green and red. The u shaped
banquet table held two beautiful
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DISABLED VETS
TO HOLD MEET

A meeting OF the Disabled Vet
Grams OF the World War. South
point chapter. will be held We'd
nesday, May %, at the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce building.
All veterans OF the war now
residing in Brownsville or Port
Isabel r urged 10 attend the
meeting. according TO @. N. Bogel,
adiutant OF the chapter.
Veterans interested In the Or
eanization. or in compensation. are
invited 10 be present" Mr. Bogel
said.
The meeting Is to start promptly
at 8 y. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
EVENING BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN

Miss Cymbaline Necl was named
honoree a. a lovely evening bridge
party, a few evenings recently. by
Mrs. w. z. Perry and Mrs. l.. N.
Rice, az the home of the former.
Miss Noel, a member OF the Mr.
cedes school faculty. is l-aving soon
for Colorado where she will spend
the summer. later entering some
university to continue her college
work.
The Perry home was most at
tractive with a profusion or sum
mer flowers.
In the games Miss Louise CARL
scored for high trophy and Miss
Grace Robinson, for consolation. a
lovely gift was presented Miss
Neel. Others making up the guest
list included Mrs. Lellah LYLE.
Mrs. H. f. Bennett, Mrs. w. w.
Dc Cell. Mrs. O.. Ortmeyer and
Misses Mary Narrod. Amy Cornish.
Polly Adams. Ophelia Byars. Mil
dred Schubert, Evelyn Smith. Merle
Malone, Ezma Taylor and Fern
CARL OF WeSlaco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Osteopaths Hold
Meeting Saturday

The Lower Rio Grande Valley
OSteopathic Association held its
regular monthly meeting In Wes-
laco SATURDAY.. Clinic was held. IN
which a number az babies and chill
dren were examined. in the after
noon followed bv the business meet
ing In the evening. The next meet
ing will be held In McAllen June
81. after which meetings will be
suspended through the summer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Pennsylvanians
To Have Picnic

The annual Pennsylvania MAY
basket picnic Will be held at the
Harlingen Fair Grounds on Dccora-
ton Day. Saturday. May 80 at 20
a. m.
All former Pennsylvanians are in
viled and asked to bring their fsni-
lies. Coffe will be furnished.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
OBSERVE 10Th
ANNIVERSARY

Observing the 10Th anniversary
Of organized women's work in the
Presbyterian church. the local
Presbyterian auxiliary presented a
special program at the church this
week, under the direction OF Mrs.
Jack Trollinger.
A pagent. showing the various
projects for which the yearly or
ferings have been used. was pre-
sented. Those taking parts in the
pageant were MeSdames c. p. Owen,
Winnie Houze. <. II. Gauch. IT. l..
Nolin. T. j. Yancey. Willard Agnew.
w W. De Cell, r. NJ. VIM. John
Rouse. Walter Swarner and y.
Hanscheck.
A social hour was enjoyed az the
close Of the program. the members
Of Circle Two acting as hostess.
Refreshments were served 10 about
40 members present.
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Benefit Card
Party Thursday

The Bethel Is entertaining with
n benefit card party on Thursday
afternoon In the home OF DR.. Harry
Loew with Mrs. Blanche Loew ANA
Mrs. Cain as hostesses. Everyone Is
extended a cordial invitation. There
will be prizes for lucky winners ard
refreshments are 70 be served.
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Club Members Plan
BOCa Chica Party

The El Jardin Heights Social club
met during the past week in the
home Of Mrs. Peter Heinz with ten
present. Mrs. Gilmore was a guest
for the afternoon.
A picnic which took place on Sat-
urday. Nav % at Boca Chica was
discussed. The husbands were enter
tanned at lunch. Mrs. Charles PINK
ley will entertain with a luncheon
on June 3. the next regular meet
ing day OF the club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, May Is. RD-Inluenc-
ed by reports that rains had check
ed crop deterioration in Western
Kansas and elsewhere Southwest,
wheat and corn averaged lower to-
day. July wheat established a new
low price record for the season.
Opening al SD cents off 10 la up.
wheat aiterward rallied. Corn start
ed 3-8-l lower and subsequently held
TO The initial range.
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ENTERTATNS
BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. o.. @. Fittz entertained her
bridge club this week. three tables
OF players being present. Roses and
marigolds were used for floral dec
orations. Mrs. w. w. De Cell made
the high o for the afternoon
and Mrs. John Rouse scored second
high.
Refreshments were served to the
following. Mesdames John Ashton.
James Hawze, Ralph Love. w. w.
De Cell, "A. w. Shouse. John Rouse.
A. +. White. Fay George. Joe Wood.
a. /. Kline. L. NJ. Marshall and
Mlllard AgZeN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Donna
FACULTY CLUB
GIVES BANQUET

The Faculty Club OF Donna Pub
TIC Schools held their annual ban
quot az the T1ffin Room at Val
Verde Tuesday evening. The guests
assembled AZ eight O'Clock in the
dining hall which was profusely
decorated with varied colorcd cut
flowers IN tall floor baskets. Place
cards were arranged for seventy six
guests.
The personnel consisted az the
Faculty club and the trustees ana
their wives with a number of other
guests. a mock" radio program
furnished delightful amusement
during the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
COTERIE CLUB
HOSTESS

Mrs. John Herndon used roses
and larkspur for floral adOrnmenr
when she entertained the Coterie
Bridge club at her home on South
Ohio avenue.
High score trophy was awarded
Mr. Art Tolson. and consolation
to Mrs. p. w. Perkins.
a tempting refresnment course
was served. places being marked for
MeSdames Henry L~auderdale. j..
w. Chambers, Z. II. Poteet, w. N.
Coe, 3. N. SAMSON. Harold Stuart,
Art Tolson and p. w. Perkins.
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Mrs. Giles Is
Club Hostess

Mrs. Emery G. Giles entertained
thc Lucky Thirteen bridge club
Gay last week with only members
being present. The club prize was
awarded to Mrs. p. 8. Daughtery
and the cut 70 Mrs. A. X Harper.
Mrs. Byron Lawrence will be hos
tess TO the club on Wednesday. June
g..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Mercedes
APPROACHING MARRIAGE
ANNOUNCEMENT MADE

The approaching marriage Of
Miss Edythe Potts. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. G. Potts, of South Palm
Gardens. TO DR.. Hal Douglass OF
this city, has been announced. the
wedding TO take place the early
part OF June.
Miss Potts is a former graduate
of the Mercedes high school and
for the past two years has been
teaching kindergarten at Pha-r-
San Juan.
DR.. Douglass Is a practicing ply
stefan OF this city.
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And see wha5
Konjola did for
Mr.. Joe Gonzalez.
90 Eighteenth St.
Galveston. He de-
clareS: 'Rheuna-
tisIn and kidney
trouble kept me
in misery for
eight years. The
pain was fright
full. and at times
I could not close
my hands. Again.
/ could not walk.
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Train Schc les
NIissouri Pacific Linrx

Missouri Pacific Lines
No. i2-To Houston. a Antonio.
$50 n. m.
No. 1910 Houston. San Antonio.
800 p. m.
No. 15-From st. Louis. San Antonio.
Houston. 7.30 q. m.
No. ll-From San Antonio and
Houston. SIS p. m.
Southern Pacific Lines
No. 3i9-From Houston. San An
onio. BIS a. N.
No. SOTO Houston. san Antonio,
s.lS y. m.
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INTENTIONS FILED

Guadalupe Rodriguez and Paula
Camarillo. Brownsville; Luis Nal
donado and Marcia Leibjo. Los
1ndios: Jose Gomez and Cecilia
Martinez, la Feria: Esteban Villar-
real and Josefina Vela. San Benir.
License issued Lorenzo Vega and
Maria Garcia. Los Indios.
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ate. and I often suffered terribly
for hours after meals. Just three
weeks on Konjola, and nov I can
rat anything. Konjola Is truly won
derful."
So it goes whenever Konjola Is
-iven a chance TO prove its merit
ami its worth. Konjola Is for the
aged or the infant: for all the fam
lily. Get Konjola at any drug store,
and Do not accept Q substitute. ADV.
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right arm for seven years. Agoniz-
ing pains accompanied every at
tempt 10 use my arm. Gas bother
ed me after every meal, and I lost
weight. ! tried many medicines, but
got nc results until 1 tried Kon-
jola- In three weeks rheumatism
was conquered. MY appetite is fine
nrl I 60, ~nnirInn rr-ntrhA n
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las record. Re
suits are what
count. and Kon-
jola can be count
cd on for results.
Take. as a typ
ical case OF Kon-
lola at work the
happy experience
OF Mrs. clara
Binz, Route six,
San Antonio.
Read her grateful
words. Il had rhe-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
CHICAGO sPIIDS

CHICAGO. MAY 25. P-tU. s.
Dept. Agri)-Potatoes: New stock,
slightly stronger; Alabama. Louisi-
ana sacked bliss triumphs i.65-1.e5,
mostly around 1870: Texas ll65-lSO,
mostly l.70-l.75; old stack silently
stronger; Idaho russets. l.45-l.55.
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Is HOSTESS
TO CLUB

Mrs. r. r. Barton was hostess to
the Silk Stocking Bridge club this
week. A color scheme or pink was
chosen with a lavish use or pink
roses.
Mrs. N. p. Barton won the high
score prize. Others present for this
pleasing hospitality were Mesdames
Helen Symonds. Ray Tolson. <. z.
johnson. II. Z HaEer, A. n. Brown
and Frank Hadden.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

Anu CdIl any
M wonder that
Mrs. Dorothy
Bradford, 5l2 w.
Magnolia street.
san Antonio. Is
enthusiastic over
KonJola! Think
over her words:
Il suffered long
with in
digestion and
m q c h pains.
Gas formed. no
-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

Following Is the schedule for the
American AIR Mail 70 Cristobal. Pana-
ma Canal Zone:
Leave Brownsville .......... S.4S a. N.
ION Monday and Thursday
Arrive CriStobal .......-.... $50 p. m
ION Wednesday and Saturday.
Return trip:
Arrive Brownsville ........i2.55 .. m.
TUESDAY and Friday.)
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Friday Bridge
Club Meets

Mrs. w. r. Jones entertained the
Friday bridge club with high score
prize going to Mrs. Harbert Daven-
port. Mrs. Russell McChesney will
be hostess this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
PARTY IN
HONOR OF NURSE

Thursday afternoon a party OF
vide interest was given in honor OF
Mrs. A. Neal, the public school
nurse who has resigned her position
here 70 accept a place I'D the state
The Donna Federation OF Church
societies was host on this
occasion and I'm appreciation OF
Mrs. Meals loyal cooperation pre-
scented her with n beautiful hand
BAG. An interesting program was
given and refreshments were serv-
cd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

After years OF efforts to rid their
land OF species Of cactus known as
the spineless prickly pear. South
African farmers have begun 10 cul-
tivate 10 for stock food in dry sea-
soma.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

A mirage Is duo IN tho unequal
heating on tho different parts of
the atmosphere. which bends the
hrht rays. and so produces dis
tNrtrd images.
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POSTAL RATES

The United States air mail postage
rate is 5 cents for the first ounce and
10 cents for each additional ounce or
fraction thereof. Letters mailed IN
the United States for the points IN
Mexico take this rate.
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NATIONAL LINES OF MExIco

INIatamOr0s StatI0n)
No. l32-To Monterrey. Mexico City.
$50 q. N.
Leaves from NJ r. Station. Browns
VILE. 7s3o q. MI
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

Five-sevenths az the estimated
coal reserves or the world arc In
North America. More than half Of
the bituminous coal o. the world
Is In the United States.
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MRS. PORTER
ENTFRTATNS

Mrs. ". w. Porter was hostess 70
the North Circle Of the Baptist w.
M. $. Thursday afternoon at her
home on ~. Broadway. The Bible
lesson from the Royal Service was
lea by Mrs. Joe Powell. Seventeen
women attended the meeting and
enjoyed refreshments OF home made
ice cream and cake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
Air Mai. Schedules

The schedule for the mai between
Brownsville and Dallas IL announced
by the postofiice department as fol-
lnuEs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25
AGAIN K0NJOLA
Wins TRIUMPHS
See How This Medicine Of 20 Ingre-
dents Works When Put 10 the Test

A medicine must have merit
when seven million bottles are used
in two years. Well, that is Konjo-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-25

How ] wish / had taken Koniola
sooner Results have been wonder
tul: i feel like a new person"