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DONATIONS TO
CAMPAIGNS ARE
INVESTIGATED
Senate Oil Committee Delves
Into Rumors of Bis Dona
tions to Campaign Expen
diture by Oil interests
(Itv The A«xoriat<d Pres- )
WASHINGTON A;>-i! 7 The que*
tion of contr(batin' ■> ter nation 1 cam
paign fund* by o.l iMerest received
the momentary tt 'ition «»f the oil
committee j •. ain today.
Wilbur W. Ma h. former tr« urer
oV-tht demacra* * na unuil committee,
the first witne -. w; questioned about
contribution* by K. I,. I* >h ny. to the
democratic w;.r eh* t.
Marsh said he had no recollections
as to the specific contribution; of D*>
heny in the ti»20 <■ nipaipn. ! woj. Id
be ne^cs. ary. he aid, to con u’l th
* re*--- commit!ee which ar
in the Washington he dquartei*. He
was excused.
The committee thin c.lleil V.‘, L
Kistler of Tul*a. <*k her i. president
of the Producers' :sn ! Refiner ' eorp-»r
ntion. He aid he w . not at the ie
puKlic n n iti»:inl “ • ‘ ( hi.-n
po in 11*2:*, but identifb i liin <!f as
a republican “at this t me.' II wa
not : • i i
funds in 11*20. h t* lified, I'it w s
n-krd to nmke a conti'! iti r. which hr
said amounted to .>'!2.">.
The witne. s in*'i *ed umli r repeated
qui* tianmir b> : Sp< • cor. t -
publican. M souri. that Henry H. Da
vidson. of the National t'it; l: nk. Now
York never had eque. • I him to *<>lic
it campaign fund . nor h .<! he told any
one that David on had done t>.
J. B. Fr r X of oh a < . vva |
the third witn; «;!> ! in fifteen min
utes. He identified h elf n o.l j
operator. •
“Dili you kn- *.v .J !o il.ruin'. asked
Senator Walsh.
“Very well.” -1i<i tin witto*
"I «
ness from ll*!7 until the time of hi
death ”
French aid He mon had discussed
'with h m before h ml hi- j an- con
cerning the l'.*20 repuM'c.n convention.
Iluinon had w.-s t**«l lii t t>> . elected
nation il mmtniUt rn • for <>! ahum: .
he said, and t t*n t < I; notnin. <• Gen
era! Wood.
** tt'hili the natio* il con'.im iceman
fight w..s on.” the witness said, "he
and General Wood broke an.I then 1 >
went for Governor I.owden. It w . hi*
intention to coatiol the Oklahoma del
egation.”
“I don't think the y* ident hnd
any place Juki* H >• w '«| have ac
cepted.” French id. A .'<■* t..e nom
ination of Harding 1 a !;• d Hamon if he
would 11* in Hit* r . !;*■: , *. 1 he toid
nil he W».
Asked w i II »■
rati*.* ! ’
French s ii•. II n • <i c .!
him ”'*.■
ry h* t * \
era! el**n <»t . ! r«*nrh *d Hamon told
him he had .:*it S40o.0**0 through
4.000 pe* 'in n Okl-th* a.
“Did H:.i iii ever s ty : nything to
you a!out more; he .r ent at the Chi- '
cago cor:". ■ • -*< *i S nator
W.-.J h.
“Ye ir. !I• -nd *J > ;ve ?2 m)fl
that th<
the Corgr* h. del < .i d efix.d "
“Did 1
expected r* g. • ini* . all ;l isV” pur- !
• d Set tor Wal . I
“No." French '*''••1.
Hamon was i|uoted f>\ the witness a
having sj,id h hnd told the n tiorai j
committee he v. ild t ke e ire of Ok
lahomn in tin* c«m ! ilcitioti.
Robert I-. \\. !.'« **f * ditnihu . [tub* |
lish< r of the Ohio State Jotiri t! nd a 1
supporttr of Leon *d f\ Wood for the
11)20 pre convert: n campaign, wa call
ed.
"F i
RAYMONDViLLE ELECTS
NEW SCHOOL TRUSTEES
' _____
RAYMONDVILLE. T* April 7.—
There w: ; very light vote in the
school election. 1 rank ! who h
bten } !'* of * , land i. * d • •
ptst year n* I ver; »■ live force for
the new s hi ni h :* . i *w ■: pioce f
elect tot) i
self. The other two elected were Win.
Schradir and George arty to replace
K. H. Ad *1 ’l* . t) 1*. K.. pi. whose ;
terms huu expired.
RACE FOR THE HERALD’S FREE
AUTO QUICKENS AS LAST WEEK TO
l GET BONUS VOTES BEGINS WITH ZEST;
I -
Biggest and Best Extra Vote Offer Ends Prompt
ly on Stroke of 9 Next Saturday Night. Votes
Obtained This Week May Decide the Ultimate
Winners May 10—Hustle is the W'atchword •
SIX MORE DAYS OF THE BIG BONUS OFFER
i l or Every S20 Worili of \ew Subscriptions Turn
• •'i . ] Before Saturday, April 1 2. *) p. in. Tliuv
N N<> Limit, fret as Many as You Like. Earn
tbe Bonus as Manv 'rimes as You C an
*_
Biggest Offer—After April 12, Subscriptions Will
Positively Count Less in Votes—Now is the
Time When Effort Counts
Every day—
New names appear —
New mhitions are arour .1 —
N.w determin: t io.i sp:,»g. fourth
in tlu* Id - larnous $i,WKI automo
bile and prize campaign which is fast
teeoming the n < st t diced of event in
this section. There is c aret l.v a man,
woman « f c hild v ith radius of Hinny
miles of Brovvnsv.lfe win is not directly
■>r indirectly intere t*-d In the e. m
pa or the st tiding of sum*favo i'v
contestant, Change* in the column
etc coming with lightning like rapul
• at fi st this conte tan* and then
that t: kes the lead in the race to share
in the distribution of the three big : ut<>
i 1 il- an'! many other pr, :<• on M y
l b And with one whole week yet re
nt:, min;. of th- great liberal 100.000
exit Vote offer interest is assuming
i* |"it tins hit he' to unatt .ined. U al
i.'.ing t' c tremendou aih • t-.ges that
can be gained during the six remaining
d of the big offer, new and e e
J'vtic c ntestants are entering from
both dint’icts ‘he country c pcrially.
and th - week is ixpeetcd to mark the
t r- <.f seve al lively rontejyde: s. lly
th:- t me next meek, it is expected ‘hat
the race- will be on in ci most, for it
i during the present week that the
\iiti- which may decide ultimately the
winners if the ; UtotmiMIc- may be ob
tained. The regular and ext a votes
v iich can le obtained h« tween now and
r.ia •>u ’ t. w hen ' h.*
■
wh* n the fin. 1 tabulation is made l»y
t c official judges .-nil auditors.
Int- . t in th" country division is
ncreasing, and friendly rivalry is be
coming m< re and more spirit«‘tl.
I'': the lie: lid's campaign now.”
I • - the rying heard in nearly a vote
■ o‘ outsidt towns. The reason foi the |
■ .eft e t :• t l.e f. ct that vut-o*-town eon- 1
: tc tarts h::v • the same chain e t- w.n. j
! reg:. rdless ■ f the sise of their b mit •
Itf.wn. The automobiles «.«• to t!mst. wh*
poll the great**.'* vote total . anti place
j of residence mi kea absolutely no dif
fere r.e. #
, Mar.. uh-riihrts ; re sending in their
-tsl.se pti-.n reritua! , with the request
•H-.i 11:i t r t * contestant It indited
; with tiit vote.
Th.a week will doubtless l>» the l ig .
ge t el all ir. point of sul. crption pay
ment. r actually :.l! contestants have!
j : > cited they will h. v • a elul -• me
j of them w II have several by the time
th>‘ of‘tr cl*. *'s next t"..ttird.-iy night.
! The 10 '(too vote offer v*-: 11 positively nut
| be duplicated nor repeated, aril at n>
i t*-. *• during th** e t;t;.-i gri will ub
| sc pti >ns gain as in. ny votes a- they
th Til S WEEK, righ, on up to 1* o’clock
Saturday night.
O court*, new nomination- will pr**h
i • be omit ftei .ffer clo->•
I but those who start vote gathering
NOW. w II have the be*t chance to j
win <n May in. The t ext >i\ d. y .- re
f.lled With golden oppot‘unifies for|
those tvho exert a little extra eff rt.
Luxiry and-dinppine a will be the per-,
tion o! til. ambition in th.s gre.-'t rt*ce
j V - * anti votes nlt>?■ will win the hip
f r res.
If yeu an contemplating entering,
•:--t l * it y NOW. < Ip tu nonun tion
ou|:oti, wh.ch will he found el'ewht*.e
in this p pei anti ‘end * in. A m-.r t
hook n*l full r■ ■ : ruct i t:.- will : e ni i!,.i
*** you Iv 'ieci.il delivery s<> th.t you
p.-tn obtain every advantage of the ex
t a vote <*ffer.
■ or \\ al h. “information h s come to
i* - that you know something al nut an
off’• <?•’ to (j-ne-nl Wool to encotn
I>a > his nomination."
“I know nothing aho .t that," Wolfe
'■'id- "lit" ir-t I heard of .t was when
I read it in the papers since this in
vr» • ignt ion began."
\\ o fe aid he had taken no part in
opposing II. rdirg at t'hicago; that
Maiding was a publisher in a nearby
■owf; and for that tea-on he had d •
< id-t! not o : 11 veiy oppose him.
Vti v »-;i: the last witness of the
d y. When he lift the tard Setntor
Stanfield said that if S inter Walsh
coin* further into llamonV ex
|>; ni’ituri-s. the executor of Hanton's
t state should be called. Me also asked
’i t oni.tr Atto.n y General Miller of
fth.o, he called as to the story of Ha
im rfs payment .,f the Harding com
mittet hotel expense . That w-a- a
•• and the eonimittte adjourned
iti*:l Wednesday morning.
-♦#
McDADF MAN JOINS
SAN BENITO BANK
VW I’i:\ITn. Texas. April 7 Mr.
• I . I ’* r -on el tiii* M* ! lade S-hp
I'-uJ, .Mi ] lade. Texas, i.i- been
•bill-l | net , Vl* VI I- [ill- - i||el|f *»f 'll*- S:l||
I e- i |...nix and lips ( u.. of tM* ei v,
-- T li f 'larl . pi e-a|i .t of tin
Mr. I.eti- *ti i -i a-* high!. ,-eeom
nii i; ui| as a banker and eiiiz-a fi-ntii bis
I.mite town and will not only be valuable
b M: |:
lie IW i biblllli. ti, the Imp, . ceil
lie- will make San Itenit • ti • |.-.ria
.1 home. Mr. iSi-iiMiii d-e j|,-» spe
eeeil am .lie al the bin I a - tin ,.,'f* -e of
vien president lia* been \ ai .n,f f i- s me
ftbie, hut owing to tio- im-r* i-> in ln,-i
tie.. and tlie growth of this in*i - ir ion it
wa ■ in- ess-irv to pi i v ide tlb mlil'iioiml
belp in order to hurdle t|,e b-isjni s-,
—.— ■ s - - —.
Another -lire sign of spring i- wh *ti
V i worder it xoti hear a saw mi l a
tltes>*v|;t
LOS FRESNOS
l.'*> I Ki:s\MS. April 7 Tim fifth
'•illi'hi' M''th.xli-t niiifrri hit tv;:* 1 •
lot«• Suniitsv with a vert large altrial
am r.
>lr ami Mi*, Pal war. I Withmil ..f San
Heiiiitt w»-rr \ iit«• r- lirre Stimlny.
M1" M> i tin I >h.|.i <• will i ..min. t
a ilrmon tration at tlir . ■nntnuiiity It.o.ist
Mm <lat. Apf it 7.
The .. ing -la*- of tin 4 it it ami 71 ii
ju. .n!< i in rt.i in .I M .W * et !•* ImveLi. •
at tlir II 'l imit Imur priil.it pi*:lit.
!.<•*- Fresno- *hi|ex* I 11 •• first ear
of |n I |t ni‘s III tit, \ Mile;., tiirj v. to
/r. tvn l.t Mr Prank Kiel * ntnl ' '..titli
SI.jo n ‘ t j - * i •!. Ti:>* I.it.I •' <itt .■<•■ i.
I ! PLEATING If I
I Pleating I
| fij All St> Irs 21-flour Son ire P
| ATTRACTIVE PRICES t
| PERFECT WO UK P
1 E. C. GARCIA, Box 383 I
Brownsville, Texas ■ [
Summer
Here is a feminine tyr*? of froeM
that suggests summer gardens and
romance It I* of figured volte with
ruffles of plain whit*. E'en th*
most summery styles follow ih*
general siiaiutu hues decreed hr
fashion.
Mr. T. ,\. JoLt. ton mid 1«* * Mi n a xoar
ugo 11* i - la mi xva- in hrm-h.
file \\ o»:i: ■ ’■ Shivi e t'I’i!. un t il the
> "i uimi.il x !iou-e A]".I k Air*. A
I’l'eiffer Hill! '!.!!.Mitel * V* re ||. ’ . — •
I lie ho i*e xva* Iwan t ifullx dei orat ■ •<!
•itli finger* and rip;*. A t hulling eon
te*t u.i- It i<I t he following t..king
pari: Mr*. John S' l< Hint*. Mr*, li.
t ‘h - Aii I i * -on a ad M 1 • I
I • i ■ . M • la n ted
>! Side? : * it * "nil first p •• a’d " il
go in the iuh Min|U!i<-ijt at S.ii.'a Maria.
Mi** I A. hi, | f filler gave a j la - >•
aal Mi** l.oi- Kief/ ii.. i |irelt\ *ong.
Mr*, t'In* . M*-*. I e; on and Mr » ot
imi gave tali * on i nrrei' di e** f r w o
man. The jiuhl;*- health i ommittc. «••'
Itrov.n vide « u i-fii’g o} 'I. .1 K
II ell M 11 IV. t. M (ion lie ... a
Mi** Hopper e a ii gay. a 'phi.did t Ik.
on puhlii* I in it h topii. Th. talk *
wi le \i rx inti •••■’ing. IV♦ an ulxxa.'
glad to have oilier lull mein * r> with u*.
• >m i * * 11 * ;... i.l l‘eii i tin nupil fund
*> ,<t. ago \h \t lll« I g xx ill he JI
! lie I *!.:. 11 elf- liollil A pt • i 17.
Mr*. Ale\ K- ! and d "’glit*:- of San
itenito Wen go * if Ml*. |jf K’lf
s'lttiditv.
M alnl Mr* 11 uvv K rk**lidilhl. M.
lid Mr.*, (ieo. Ixre / ;il: I Ml'. Jldlll t'llll*-'
were g:i*t* Still.In x at ike A. I'l'eiffer
home.
Mi - .fo*e|dih o !\ etas !m~ re*igned her
po* tioii in Itroxvn - x ille and t* *p» tiding
a ft xv xxeek* at tiie h.uue .»f her parent*.
Mr. and Mr*. .!<• Kretz. M -» .losejih
ine xx ill go to lllino - next xve. h to vi *t
lo r >i>ter.
PRIMARIES IN
MICHIGAN AND;
ILLINOIS TODAY
Little Interest Expected in
the Michigan Presidential
Primaries; Record Vote in
Illinois Expected •
( It - The A meiat-d Pre s)
i»KTKOlT, April 7.- N«t n several
years ha there Iron a primary election
in Michigan in which ini rest hn been
as I..niruid .. in today*! kallott.ng to
. ..line Miciiig nV presidential pre
toiuten n the ’wo major pnitics. W itii 1
no spirited campaigns l i spur voters
« r. t r •: ,;.'i!i. political lead* is predict an j
. • rt.n;. | | t lit vote, exc pt in those
ti< wbi !oc; I issues hav livened i
| the in! -ro -t.
I ni! 1 Si iti S-nrtor Hiram W.
.fohi <11 of California, i the «• n I y can -
didat t > have campaigned in the state.
Hi* two fours included addresses at
half ' e/.e'i lower Michigan ities, in
eluii •? I>c* roit. The candidacy of Pres*
i rent i nlvin « oolidge. which ha- been
in the hands of (iovernor A. J. (Jroes- ■
1 !, k. ba not been acti"e, and William
li. Sum on. Ii.ir. it ( ivil F.iipincc:, the
tbi’d ear dibit on the republican itick
1 «t. n no campaign.
Henry l-'ord and Senator Woodbridge
N. l-err art* t‘;e democratic delegates.
Sei iti F rris eon ented to the use i
r.f 1'...- ijiinr at the reipiet of o'gariiza- ■
tion denim-rats, but lr« made no per
>n: | i ,d f r .lie p; - fer inert. Mr. Ford's
1 i ,-\i , wa e*rtified to the ballot tmfore
■ h ii i. -cnient of I're.sident ('ooliilfej
aliened him with the repul I leans, and
i i.ale no effort to withdr: w it.
On • rct-ubli-'in and two democratic!
national committeemen are also to b<
elect d today.
' lIH'Atio. April 7. Ti e Illinois pri
m ry e!e t on tomoriow is expected to
i b ing out the largest primary vote the j
i t:it*. hr*• known. Sharply dr wn issues. |
loth -t.i*e and nation: i, have aroused .
j ur.usu: I inti rest.
J i hie* i>.t re t centers on the contest
between (iovernor Len Small, running j
for ienomiria* on on the republican i
ticket .ml Thurlow (». K- inetoii. state
senator. Ks iogton has based his cant
pa gn almost entirely on (iovernor
SiM itlV record and the governor has d“
f rd d hi offici: I acts.
Tbe fight oi dele*- *es to the repub
l:.4in 1 itional convention between Sen*
( utor H. W. John on and President
• 'indulge. |o< ked c.n as the climax of the j
middie w< ;tein battle, i attracting
hard'- >e - a*r»ntion wh.le cl«> ely ri
valling it i- the race for the repul liran
to* i,■ I nomination. Mi dill Mr! or
; in ck. triem ■! nl. l as niade a .trenuou
r: rnpa gn.
--•• -
.
A «•. or fur radio i* -nsgi sled. If
h«* will eliminate the < at f;g!ii> we up- i
• prove loartilv.
I n ilig to keep two pi'iiple frmi
mnrrying nsiiitlS r<>iilis in n married
j i >ii <• f.»r i riemif*: *
_i
The double-edged out
door appetite dives into
Kellogg’s Com Flakes
with keen delight.
I Ask for “Kellogg’s Corn Flakes”
—say it all and get the genuine. I
EL JARDIN NEWS t
--
Kl. JAltlMN. April 7. Mr*.
lari in left Monday f.*r Lima. • thio, fm
month' visit with relatives anil friend
The families of |, |,. Itearden. Syllv in
•'•Bin. W. \. Litllerloii. \.-.| Mai it and I
|enr> llollami drove to Point I .ahel.
■nnd.iy afternoon.
Mr*. Hatn Crowe a**i*te«| la Mr*,
'harlie Crowe wa- hostess to lit.*
ti'liiil. t ’ 1 st i till \\ eiiue «i|:i\ afti moot!
t till' home of Mr . Charlie Crowe hi
\ est Mrowtisviile. A very plea ant
fterboon wn* spent in *•< ial «-«.uver>a
on . Kefresliiiietit* of ehieken sand
ciehrs. salmi, rake and ire tea were 1
vial. Tin* per* nnel itielnded .Me
me* I Veil itll*t eioil'C. II.'Ilk l\ • llpef. j
F. Simmer. L. T. llA k-ida\. Oti*
*itit:* r, t \ .\ Walker. I K. 'I Clintoek,
I l\i:r:. I! («. Ilanna. A II. It.irlitir
lo|in Frete ]». A. W. Shannon. A. M
tan.• Ueo. ('arson. Harold Street.
* K \\'il*o|«. C. I». Per outlet I. Waller
Veller. John Mart ii and .Mi**- (tina I far
He*. Mr* tieo. i ar*ou wili In- the einh *
text hostess.
Mr. J W. Turner returned Tin * day
i*«*iii S; • nr- (illv.. wlien !. . •
ailed to till* lo*d *ide ,,f lli- mother. The
'a* mil'll improved.
Mr*. John I'retn ii wa* taken -ndd* I
PRIM E OF WALES TO AFRICA
(By The A< ocinted Prcsi)
LONDON, April 7.- Announcement .s
made that the prince of Wale* will -ail
from Southampton on Mry Jon tin liner
Aiundel Castle for his tour of South
Aftie.i.# He :.* -chcduled to arrive ;t
I ;.p. Town on May lit. He wilt spend
thtee week in the (ape Province and
will then vi it the Oranct* Fre< State.
Ba -uto'and. Natal. Sw u/Jhind, Rhode i
and It. hu.'i.'iaiadR *..dmp ho.u w .rd
from Cap, town on Aupu-t 1.
II Wednesday mg'ni and is new in tb*
hospital at |trnwii*ville. Her manv
Friend* wi-li for her n K|H-r«ly r«n*«y
\|r». S. It. Hud*on was «idled to 'In
bedside of h«*r mother at Knoivill*.
Iowa.
I .if; |e Jimmie Itarnes i- on the sick
li-l this week.
Mi. f isher i- taking advantage of the
l>r«-11> weather and is Itm vesting hi.
Iiotuto crop.
Mr flvdc Hudson has a tow Ford
louring mr. ,
Mr. and Mr-. W. J. Ilanna and son
Karl visited in the home of Ilarrv l»vev
all >if l.o- I r< no- Sunday.
Mr tied Mr ! .mis tiieer. Jr.. ent«r
utiio'd at dinner Sunday Mr* • •"I Mrs.
I lai old S*i '-»'t and children.
Ithll!e a nowd of Voting people W«Ut
to l*o* a t 'In n Satin lav night.
S’ hool trustee elect pm w.t.~ liehl Sal
urilaj April .V The -i lionl board will
meci Tue-da nlternoon at J *» cioek to
nnvn the return-.
Mi-- Myrtle l.oveluee « oUtllV lioltie
lieuion-!rat•>■■ met with the tjirl t lu'<
I riday afternoon and wa- !«• in-'lruet
them in tlie an of darning. Imt a- lie
girl- forgot to take their work, ’lie
lesson was postponed until some futti*r
date.
NDIGESTION
Relieved of its poignant dis
tress, flatulent (gas) pains,
discomfort after meals,
belching, bloating and
health-destroying constipa
tion with
CHAMBERLAINS
TABLETS
They nude digestion easy, prevent harm
ful riogging, and cause the regular daily
movement to necessary to good health.
Easy and pleasant to take only 25c
—
JOHN HAHN TELLS HOUfl
TO OVERCOME SPRING ILlJ
(Veil Known Missouri Pacific
Man Knows From Exper
ience What Tanlac Will Do
~ —
The • ires! n
that dull, dragging feeling of the
body, sluggish mind, lagging memory,
depression of spirits nervousness, kid
ney and liver disorder, headaches, diz
r.iness nn<l other distressing trouhl*
so prevalent in Springtime is to reg
ulate the appetite and tone up the
• tomaeh and digestive organs, thereby
ridding ti e system of the impunt •
hr.t h .1 accumulated during the !<>; r
winter months.
So mnay thousands of people have
:estified to the rtivigorating and health
vjilding pioperties of Tanlac that its
wonderful merits cannot be doubted.
Further s*riking evidence of this fact
is given by John II Hahn. T.s \V<-st
McCarty St.. Jefferson City. Mo., well
itnovrn employe of the Missouri J'acifie
fly.
"Since taking Tanlac, If eel like a
new ran altogether," recently said Mr.
Hahn, "and in spitt of the fact that
I'm past seventy. I'm putting in eight
hours of work every day.
"For t'ft« year-. I suffered from diz
zv pell- that nothing would jJ
1
I w olid i .( t • It'd til a >1
■
tra Ri.t on th• -'rot and oft* r^B
!.* over to fa- ter my >ho«-flj
/. I would t*-|*p!*- i a’ dfl
th*- floor. M;. r-i »;i« . u-t^H
* or wl, it- ■
• i| di/zin* that I »|^H
X: ofti a« one*- a tco^Hj
till you. thi ; wer- torrilde.
M; friend- put mo on to
half ..Ro. and. -ir^H
f i <■•* o:* f* * ! -o
I «tia.Rht f-Hfi
■ tl.it Tar.lac
r- .. -1 t- y food huilt an upHH
rolii-^Hj
dizzy -1• * i 1 -. I t l! u-e 1 a^^|
- io*ia' 1 ■ rid vvh' n com-'S t^H
off dizzy spoils, lanlac sun H
If any man doul*ts that lanl^|
Rood tonic, ju-t 1* t him look
II ll-.kn •* ^
Tar Is !' fo/^ale l>y all jrood
A ■ • nbstitute.
Million sold. fl
Take Tanlac V —Adv.
!•••••
BUILD A HOME IN BROWNSVILLE ii
a *
And he Happy Ever After !!
Wo are making attractive prices on ;;
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LOTS AND ACREAGE :
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HOMER L. FITCH
EXCELSIOR
Non-Skid Trusses
SANITARY—Can hr Wa*h*d.
M
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ADHESIVE—Will seol Slip.
^ II
Also Non-Skid Abdominal Supporiert
Al l. SIZES
C AM. AND SK»: THEM TODAY
| CISNEROS DRUG STORE
...
S 1924 SENSATIONAL OF THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY
\N JACINTO DA
1 1 j • . Mirth — Music — Melody and Patriotism will reign
Dl^dtlOn at supreme. From all parts of the Valley we are enlisting MONDAY
ira qg* Talent that Lends Beauty to the Eye, Rest to the Brain, a
9 ^ r. Instruction to the Mind. More than a Carnival, more MmJLLj
W than an Exposition. The zenith of master minyds in
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