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SALF-HOUSES-

Stucco bungalow in Takoma Park. S4. .75O
Groom detached frame. near Walter
Reed Hospital l............7 $500
Ne y brick bungalow. Takoma Park. $3.50
New brick bungalow. Silver Spring. $3.50
Attractive bungalow. Silver Spring. $500
Frame House. "a acre, E. Hyattsville $3.50
MOSS REALTY
~ COMPANY
Tower Bldg. 14th and K SITS. Met. 1915.
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ArTENTT0N
BrJILDERS AND HoMEBUYERs.

Beautiful lots for sale in several ex-
cellent sections of city. at right prices. Can
sell and finance the builder or build for
and finance the homebuyer:. Call or write
MR.. SCARBOROUGH, 1417 K ST. NV.
NATIONAL $500
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WANTED TO RENT SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES,

2II4 N. Y. AVE. N.W.-sToRE AND
c20I sherman ave. w-Drug store - 80
10p q ST W-Storc and fiat -. j > 81
/ IS N Cap. st.-Store and fat. 32 20
HE G ST n.w.-Lunch room. 2I.oO
NJ FRANK RUPERT.
1921 7th St NV. Phone National o5lo.
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COIORED@A HOME THAT Will PLEASE
rooms. tile bath. steam heat. electricity.
Unusually well built and Just put IN per
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 1881 Z st. NV.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

CONVENIENT 70 B. & o. R.R. and truck
terminals: five to eight thousand So. feet.
Lease to suit. Jacobs Transfer Co.. 80 L
ST. ne. Phone District 2412.
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WANTED-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE. ABOUT 10000 FIT. ON
railroad siding in northwest section or
nearby Maryland; prefer high ceiling; low
rental Address Box 40l-Z. Star ONCE.
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SALE-HOUSES.


S12 12,950-SHEPHERD PARK SECTION.
Gated on a large lot with large trees: A
real bed rooms and large baths gear
brick garage. A real buy on most liberal
terms. Call Met. OO4b or Col 726O-J
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
Hotel. goth and F n.w.-1 T.. k. b., COM
plerely furnished; linens. silver. -Frigidaire;
day. week. month; reasonable. Natl. 5425.
EMBASSY SECTION-WILL SUBLET. TO
desirable careful tenant handsomely furn.
6-rm.. porch apt: real home; would rent
room or suite: home privileges. Adams
2502 before pm. or after evenings.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APIS.
and houses. DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th ST.. Room 306 Natl. SLY. 10e
FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
FREE. APIS. ALL SECTIONS DAYS AND
EVE, GEO. 1896. 400 FARRAGUT n w.
10*
THE DARLINGTON. zoos oath ST. NV
Bed-living room. kitchen, Frigidaire: gas.
up; S45 month. Phone Mr.. THOMPSON.
District 1915.
BLACKSTONE HOTEL, 18th AND K SITS.
n.w.-2-room and bath apt, including full
hotel service; downtown: sos.
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION = HOTEL,
apt completely furnished; bed room. and
bath kitchen. junior dining room, living
room. foyer and open porch: adults only.
Apt. 605. Cleveland 5000. 10'
LARGE APARTMENT. EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
borhood. richly furnished: bed rooms 2
servants rooms. Will suitcase to Oct. or
shorter period. rent dependent on lensth
- lease Phone North 1884. 12'
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WANTED-HOUsES TO RENT.

I NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
houses, bungalows and apts List with me
for quick rental clients waiting. LESLIE
ID. MEASELL. Phone Cleveland 1865.
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1915 MASS. AVE.-House beautiful; lovely
warm southern double room. Seml-prlVate
hath. single room Young man roommate
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ja10-d&ds. exSu
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
1928 RANDOLPH STREET NORTH

sALE kHoWA oF XAL1ABFE e FEEMfHFs BRIGE
1873 RANDOLPH STREET NORTH
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust,
duly recorded in Liber No: 6l54; folio 400
OF Columbia. and at the request OF the
party secured thereby the undersigned
trustee will sell at puble anGtton; in frqnt trent
r TENfa fs BAY op NGRY * An 1b5
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises. situate in the
District OF Columbia. and oes gnated as
and being lot, one hundred and twenty
of lots in square twenty-etght hundred
and TWENTY-FIVE (2S25l in William 7 Gal
llher and others subdivision OF part OF the
tract OF LAND called "PaGsworth." as per
m 1ber sac No q oo M Of 5e
OF the Office Of the surveyor of the District
OF Columbia. Subject 20 the building re-
strict:on line shown on said plat. Subject
to the covenants OF record.
chase money to be paid in cash, balance
III two equal installments payable in one
and two years, with interest at SIX per
centum per annum. payable seml-annualIy:
from day OF sale. secured by first deed OF
trust upon the property sold. or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit
OF $3.50 Will be required at time or sale.
All conveyanc.ng. recording etc. at cost
OF purchaser. Terms OF sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day OF sale.
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property. al the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser. after five days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some news
The WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY ALFRED H. Jay LAWsoN; seSS;..r.
deeo-d&ds exsu&hol
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROP.

FIRST TRUST. sI5.000. ON CONNER
ciaI property. Newark. N. j., sacrlhce
price. Address Box :i7G-T. Star Office
3-STORY BRICK BUILDING 43x"i0 FIT.
partly hreproof; has adjoining lot 1OXS3;
:; street entrances. on nam thorough-
fare: best business center northwest.
Priced tc sell: terms. Phone OWNER.
West 2431: after ; pm. Walnut SS1I.
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SALE-wAREHOIISFS.

LOCATED NEAR THE UNION STATION;
q wholesale business containing 10000
feet Of floor space: equipped with elevators,
toilet. facilities. hot-water heat. etc. Will
information.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
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A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S3,95O-Three row-brick houses. rented at
Sol per month. for sale to settle
estate. ,
SIS. 50O-i-story brick store on commercial
thoroughfare: leased for 3 years at
$50 per month.
3 rooms. bath and screened porch each.
White tenants: furnish own heat and
light. Expenses small, very little at
tention required. Total income. S2,42O
per year Will net 12ro return.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. Phone National 2345.
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1923 VERMONT AVE. NV. (Thomas Cir
cle). Laclede Apt. 33-Warm. comfortable
room; walking dist. downtown gentleman.
2633 CONN. AVE. tnear Wardman Park.
Large. attractive room for gentleman:
semi-private bath. garage. Col. ji37.
II S34 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wK. single rms.
clean. warm. outside; baths; inst. h. W.
steam heat; car lines; gentlemen. Ad-
ans 102l3.
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ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATE
Beautiful detached home Of brck-and-
stone construction. located in one of Wash
iuEtons most exclusive suburbs. contain
burner. 2-car built-in garage. Inspection
by appointment. $500.
DONNEILY & PLANT. INC,
1874 Park Pd. NV Columbia OS3S.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Cnntiuuedl

1880 LAMONT ST. NW.-Ia block Mt.
Pleasant Pleas, & Library OF Congress cars: beau
ployed couple. next to bath, large closet
with window: ref EXCHANGED
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

WooDSIDE. MD-5-RooM BUNGALOW,
a ami. fireplace built-in garage large front
and rear porches. shaded lot: $50 per
month. Phone Silver Spring 44O. IA
NICELY furnished room for gentleman.
So per week. Phone Clarendon LAG.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES.
furnished and unfurn.. nearby Nd Va
D. C. Auto service for inspection. LESLIE
d. MEASELL phone Cleveland 3465.
CORNER. FALLS CHURCH. VA. NEAR
Catholic Church. schools. bus and car line:
large lot fruit. shade rooms q bed
roomSl bath. LESLIE D. MEASELL
phone Cleveland Abb.
WANTED TO RENT SUBURBAN.
SMALL BUNGALOW IN COTTAGE CITY.
brentwood or Mt. Rainier. reasonable rent.
Call Cleveland tO3o.
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TOMORROW.

deco, ia2.4.7.10
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SALE-SIBCRBAN.
sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

BUNGALOWS. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
sale ROBERT E LOHR. 3ll Cedar St,
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia OSSl.
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SALE-LOTS.

10 FINE BLDG. LOTS, HYATTsVILLE,
Nd: 5Ox142 it. ca; all imp: So doWn,
S. mo; immediate possession. Natl. 4339:
WOODBRIDGE CORNER LOT, 49X102 FT.;
9 lots. 4Ox1Oo it; sewer. water. alley; near
street car and bus line. JAMES s. MUIR
RAY CO INC, Potomac 4529.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE MILES FROM
Washington on the Memorial - Hignway' .aT,ay
Address Box 414-Z Star office.
DIST HTS.-l2 LOTS. 25x14O EA.. FEW
sas. from improvements; quick sale. $I05
ea.; terms. So a month. Inquire in ofice.
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Second Commercial Lot.
NEAR N. CAP. AND M SITS. NE.
About + 600 feet Owner will sacrifice
below assessed value May improve to suit
tenant. For further information. see Mr.
T4O3 K CAFRITZ Dist. 90SO.
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AUTO LOANS QUICKLY.

O!vII Ed BIlOhE4thJE W
o43 N. Y. Ave tCor. 10TH. Natl 5555.
NEED. MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. 9O3 N Y. AVE NV
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1432 n ST. NV rms, newly, dec, top
floor: Ink; steam heat. gas. elec.; only
81 rs week.
$40 EYE ST. NE-3 unfurnished rooms
Ink; $50 month. Gas. heat. electric.
Sorry couldn't rent first time.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG BUSINESS COUPLE
Want room and board private bath. in
private home of persons of education, cul-
ture. and refinement, No other, guests;
cooked meals desired. Do not answer if
you have children or if neighborhood is
noisy. nor if plumbing does not work
Advertiser can furnish best references, and
If satisfied. will be permanent. No board
ing houses. Address Box 1927. Star
0fice
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

56 RANDOLPH PL. NV room kitchen
glassed. screened porch. all convenienceS
very reasonable.
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end COMMERCIAL. RAILROAD SIDING;
16.3O0 50 #. 19l-ft. frontage: suitable
for factory or warehouse; for sale or lease:
exceptional bargain. National 2fo3, 10,
IF YOU HAVE FOR SALE BUSINESS
property reasonably priced call Ned Bord.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC:
131l Conn Ave Phone Decatur $500.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

114S LANIER PL. NV. (near 18th and
Col. rd.D-Large room. next bath: new fur
niture. twin beds; oil heat. plenty hot
water; excellent meals.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th St NW-For
ladies. gentlemen. few vacancies; Southern
cooking. homelike atmosphere. North eOi9.
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APARTMENTS FURN. e. UNFURN.

I73g 21st ST NV ROOMS. $50
See MR.. ADAMS and come in out of the
rnld Phone North 1Eln
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WANTED-ROOMS.

BUSINESS WOMAN wants large, sunny.
warm room or small apt. Give location.
rate. Address Box 439-Z. Star Office.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. man. wants furnished
room with private entrance and bath: NV.
section. with or without meals. Address
BOX 369-Z. Star Office. 10'
. CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARIES desire
furnished room in private home; must be
reasonable and good location. Miss Wheeler.
Room 255. House Office Bldg.
GENTLEMAN wants one furnished Ink.
room. NV. section: must be reaS; perma-
nent. Address Box 403-Z. Star Office
YOUNG LADY wants furnished or unfur-
nished efficiency or one bedroom apartment.
good section and modern apartment i'm
mediately. State price. Address Box
:}S3-Z. Star Office. IL
YOUNG COUPLE desire downtown room
with studio couch, private bath. not over
$40. Address Box 350-z. Star office. l0a
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY desires
room, reasonable. in private home. within
IL blocks Capitol. Address Box 326-T.
Star office. IL"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COUPLE DESIRE l OR . ROOM FUR
nished apartment: S35 to $50: permanent.
Address Box 409-Z Star Office. IL,
= OR 3 UNFURNISHED ROOMS NORTH
west section. employed couple. Call after
q. District 6143.
BY FEBRUARY 1-ONE OR TWO ROOM.
bachelor apt. with kitchenette. bath; 1ur-
Box 3S7-Z. Star Office. 10"
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

1920 10th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women with lounges, sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals: convenient
location; singles. doubles: reasonable rates.
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AUCTION SALES-TODAY.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
l43I EYE ST NV.
, 1935-04-21
Finger Prints
Urged A Safe
Guard To All
Especial to The Herald

SAN BENTTO. April 20. - Now
the average citizen may know what
1t means to be fingerprinted.
W. A. Ainsworth puts In two
days a week, Fridays and Saturdays.
making out personal Identification
cards at the police station. The
idea OF the cards is to provide an
Identification in case Of accident
or for other reasons. The cards
are not placed in the criminal files
but are In a separate department.
Prints Of the fingers and thumb
on each hand are taken. A des-
cription Is noted and names OF
nearest relatives TO be notified in
case Of emergency may be written
on the card. The signature COM
pletes the card.
Prominent citizens all over the
United States have submitted TO
finger printing under this new
arrangement in order TO remove
the stigma ordinarily attached to
the process because II has always
been conf 1ulsory in the past and
connected with crime.
Millions Of fingerprints are now
on file In Washington including
every man serving in the armed
forces Of the United States but due
TO q classification method worked
out 1t Is possible to identify and
find a mans prints in a few min
utes.
, 1935-04-21
Former McAllen
Pastor lis Dead

McALLEN. April 20. - News OF
the death Of Rev. w. b. Pierce. Al.
former pastor Of the First Baptist
church Of McAllen and at the time
OF his death In a temple hospital
the pastor Of the First Baptist
church OF Lawton. Okla. has been
received here.
Rev. Pierce was pastor OF the
McAllen church from 1927 to 1929.
acted as chaplain OF the McAllen
Volunteer Fire Department, took a
leading part in civic affairs, and
taught a large downtown mems
Bible class. From McAllen he went
to Mexia. Texas, from which place
he was called by the Oklahoma
church.
Surviving are his wife and five
children, Billy. James, Robert,
Margaret and Rachel. all Of whom
were with their father when he
died. He had suffered from cancer
FOR two years. The body was sent
70 Lawson for funeral services and
will be returned to Texas for in
terment. He vas a native of Ten
neSSee.
, 1935-04-21
DEBATE HANGED
MANS CHARGES
Scaffold Claims of Being
Railroaded Live After
De Boo L. Hanged

SMTTHLAND, KY, April 20. Up
The exchange OF bitter words be-
tween william De Doe and the wo-
man for whose ravishing he was
hanged, and the dramatic TRADE he
delivered from the gallows before
he dropped to his death. lived after
him Saturday.
Beneath the surface quiet Of this
little western Kentucky town was OBJ
served sharply divided reaction Of the
people to De Boe's last words, his
accusation Of cold blooded muir
derers," flung at his accuser, Mrs.
Marjorie johnson, and Mrs. john
sons retort. after his ninth direct
challenge 70 her. that money could
not have bought her silence IN the
case.
De Doe had shouted. IF I had had
$500 / wouldn't be on this scaffold-
she would have taken It,"
Not II you had offered me $1,000"
she yelled back.
De Boe's declaration. in the course
Of his 45-minute TRADE that he was
innocent Of rape, was interpreted by
some in the crowd Of 800 as the
mysterical ranting Of a guilty man.
Others said they believed he spoke
the truth. A few limited at feelings
strong enough to provoke violence
should some spark" ignite them.
Freely admitting he put the gun
on them" and committed robberies,
De Doe was calm and even cheerful.
He waved greetings to his friends
and called goodbye to his father and
sister. standing at the foot Of the
Scaffold, before guards put the hood
over his head.
, 1935-04-21
Ewing Named FILA
Fee Eyaluator
Especial 10 The Hernldl

DONNA, April 20.-As fee evalua-
tor for the Federal Housing Admin
iStration, titles two and three.
Josh Ewing has opened offices in
the Citizens State Bank building
here. II it becomes necessary, Ewing
states, he will open an additional
office in McAllen.
Ewing. who has been appraiser
for the Hole for the past two
years, was appointed fee evaluator
for the FLA recently.
Titles two and three affect new
dwellings and financing of mort
cages on dwellings. The FLA, Ewing
states, Is now in a position to ac-
cept application direct at the San
Antonio office and that II the
loan appears to be eligible for
mortgage insurance 1t will be ap-
praised and the necessary commit
ment viii be issued To the applicant.
who may then submit it to some
approved mortgage with his appli-
cation for the loan.
, 1935-04-21
La Feria Scout
Troops Show Gains
CSpeciai 70 The Herald)

LA FERIA. April 20.-Scout Ex-
ecutive John L. Leslie, addressed
the junior high school assembly Fri
day afternoon as a part Of the
scout organization week program.
Mr.. Leslie talked on the value OF
scouting and the organizations Of
the various units.
Troop 10 held their organization
meeting Tuesday night and carried
out an instructive program scout
tests, oath, law, motto, and flag
requirements. Instruction in knots
we're given by Charles Hammer and
John Hatchett for the benefit of
the "Tenderfoots" present. James
E. Swami Is scoutmaster Of troop
10.
Troop IL met Friday night with
ScoutmaSter Paul G. Edgar and
VIII senior scouts Gerald Foncan-
non and Harold Hensley.
l.. M. VigneSS will serve as scout
master for troop AZ. David Moreno
and Delano Vessels will serve as
assistants in the organization Of
the troop.
, 1935-04-21

IN BUSINESS
ATTACK seen
National &. of &. Meet
To Bring Out Fire
works OF Those Who
Resent Interference
by j. r. HRACKETT,
Associated Press Staff Writer


WASHINGTON. April 10. RNA
new attack against what critics call
government intrusion In business
was predicted IN official quarters
Saturday as a probable outcome OF
the convention Of the Chamber Of
Commerce OF the United states. APP
rfl 20 to May a
A high official, who would not be
quoted by name, said that although
business has always opposed govern
ment interference. many executives
feel that currents now In motion
foreshadow operations by the fed
eral power far greater than ever be-
fore.
An indication OF the importance
OF this topic was given in the cham
ber's washington review" publish
eel Saturday. ].
"One OF the major concerns OF
business today" the review said. is
the encroachment Of government in
60 the business field as O competitor
OF private enterprise.
"The actual intrusion that already
has taken place and the threat Of
further activity Of this character .
one OF the main causes OF present
business uncertainty.
The forthcoming meeting can be-
expected TO define proper limitations
upon government in business and 10
give occasion for renewed efforts TO
protect business against this kind OF
unfair competition"
The chambers convention this
year, the 23rd annual meeting, Is
viewed as particularly important be-
cause OF the legislation In congress
directly affecting business.
Much OF the discussion" the
weekly review noted. will center up
on governmental policies and pend
ing legislative proposals which look
90 modification OF long established
principles"
, 1935-04-21
Edinburg College To
Graduate Good Class

EDINBURG, April 20.-Diplomas
will be granted n graduates OF
Edinburg Junior College at COM
mencement exercises scheduled for
May "a, according to announce
ment Of school officials.
The class includes Elfrances
Aregood, Edcouch; John Bowe,
George Brown. Margaret Butler.
Joe Chapa, Jeanne DuBose, Roland
Evraets, Mae Hamme. Bob Roberts.
Cecil Simpson, Naughty Squyres,
Romeo Vela and Drue Ware, all
OF Edinburg; Martha Watts, Rosa
mond Towns, and Nelwyn Kenne-
dy, all Of Donna; Lucille Heiser-
mann. San Juan: Jesse Lockhart
and Johnny Maurer, Pharr; Doris
Miller, Lois Butler, Roberta Parks,
Jewel Ragsdale and Elmer Rollins.
all Of McAllen; Ruth Rissanen ano
Ceci Vittetoe, Elsa and v. v.
Mills OF Weslaco.
, 1935-04-21
Mission Completes
Graduation Plans


MISSION. Apr1 90 Forty-four
young people will be graduated from
the Mission high schools this spring
with exercises 10 be held the latter
part OF May. They are ms follows:
jayne Barnes. Alice Burrus, Maria
CaVazoS. Ester Flores. Carmen de
Ia Cara, Manuela Cara, joyce
Gerner. Eva Gomez, Nina Guerra.
zulema HinoloSa. Mildred Hodge
Lila Munoz. Helen Pierson, Hor-
tense Rankin, Anne Rees. Hortense
Hoel. Aleada Speer, Beatrice Utz-
man, Mary Walsh, Helen Weisman.
Bob Abbott, Andrew Achee. Fred
Barrera, Seth Barrett. Jesse Castle
maine, Rodrigo Codina, Wesley
Cooper, Cicero Daniel, Arthur Dee
Decker. BelSen Dugatt. Hunter Ew-
ing. Dan Friesen. Don de la Cara.
Roberto Cara, Joe Kilgore. Raul
Cara, VIII II. Gilmore, Harold FL
wood Moore. Robert Smith, Lee
Golden Steelman. Nicolas
Vnlegas and Houston Wallace.
, 1935-04-21
FLIGHT TO MEXICO

SAN BENITO. April 20.-"Fight
to Mexico" is the title Of an art
icle In the current issue Of South
western Aviation now on the news
stand. The article was written by
Carl Friedlander Of the Vermilya-
Huffman Flying Service which
takes many hunting and fishing
parties into Mexico. The Huffman
company makes It's base at the
San Benito airport.
, 1935-04-21

son, G. ". Sommer, q. A. Hegge and
Mr.. Kribble. Other members Of
the chorus are: Sopranos Misses
Margaret Weidner. Demmaree voor-
hees, Ethel Rose, Nellie Howarth,
Muriel Kiester. liberia Wiley,
Josephine Hannah, Margaret Oliv-
er. MeSdames j W. Sanders, s. ID.
Keiffer. s. J. Schnorenburg; altos.
, 1935-04-21
N FOR VISITORS

SAN BENITO. April 20. - The
chamber Of commerce has sent
out invitations to $50 secretaries
and managers Of chambers of COM
mere over the state to attend the
dance to be given Monday night.
June 10. at the San Benito club.
The dance is being given by the
San Benito Chamber Of Commerce
honoring delegates to the Texas
Chamber Of Commerce Managers
Association convention 10 be he'd
at Brownsville May IL, Is and L.
, 1935-04-21

be the first Of a number Of musical
programs in observance Of Music
Week. Mrs. L. NJ. Vigness is ac-
companiSt. Plans are being made
to present the same program on
several different occasions during
the week of May 10.
Soloists in the chorus are: Mes
Games d. S. knight, r. r. Stephen
, 1935-04-21
WHITES vTCTORS

N~FNNfWF = - "
SAN BENTTO. April 90 The
Whites defeated the Purples. Is 70
Q. in a spring training football game
Friday afternoon. The former were
led by Robert Grove and the latter
by Bill Stone. Coach Orville CMule)
Brown probably win conduct spring
training for another week or so.
, 1935-04-21
PTA CONCLUDES COURSE
70 The Herald J

ASpeCAAA 70 Inc heEAluf
LA FERIA. April 20.-The p. T..
"A. Study Group concluded its years
course Friday afternoon with the
eighth meeting Of the year. Mrs.
n. r. Anderson Is chairman OF the
study group committee In the
p. +. A. Miss Evelyn Howard.
tnacher cf home economies In the
high school, has acted as program
chairman and these two have been
assisted by Mrs. G. J. Hoverson,
president Of the r. +. A. In plan
ming the course OF study for this
wears work. The programs this
wear have been devoted to the
study of child welfare problems and
the meetings have been well at
trndsd hy parents interested In this
wprk-
, 1935-04-21

@. d. Mccoy, B. Haugen. 8. Shear
or. and Clausen.
Tenors: M. L. VigneSs, J. d.
Wemple. Edward Hatchett, Delmar
Mock. J. E. Clark; BASES. c. c.
Buck, c. d. Mccoy, Geo. Howarth.
Kynett Mitchell. A. Vikin and J. +.
Mock.
, 1935-04-21
DATA
WEATHER SUMMARY

The disturbance noted over ex-
IRENE south Texas Friday morning
was apparently central over north
western Gulf of Mexico Saturday
morning. and causing unsettled.
rainy weather In the South-central
states. Light to moderate general
rains occurred also over most OF
Texas during the last "a hours. Over
the balance of the United States
barometric pressure gradients were
still comparatively shallow, and at
tended, therefore, by generally fair
weather and SeaSonable tempera-
lures.
W Brownsville 7 a. m. (CSTC sea-
level pressure 29.B5 inches.
, 1935-04-21
Cantata to Be
Heard at La Feria
Especial to The Herald

La FERIA. April 20.-The Com
munity Chorus. under the direction
Of Mrs. H. B. Field. will present
the cantata Ruth" Sunday after
noon May 5 at 4 .. m. This will
, 1935-04-21
h Weather

East Texas east OF Tooth meri-
diam: Sunday generally fair.
Light TO moderate northerly 10
eaSterly winds on the coast.
, 1935-04-21
BULLETIN

tFIrst figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday: third.
wind velocity At q u. m; fourth. prec-
imitation An last - hOurgl.
, 1935-04-21
RIVER BULLETIN

There will probably be no mater
ial change In the river during the
next "a 10 4B hours
Flood Present 74-Hr. 24-Hr
Qtaga CraUa Chang Rain