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Newcomers Want Furnished Apartments— Your Ad on This Pal
10th & Adams
MOTOR CO.. Inc.
e. Texas.
the rental ads when In necdof
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OAKLAND SPORT COUPE, *M8. for
■ale. Will taaa smaller on *• (down
payment^ P. O. Bo* ITS. Hnllngen^
FOR SALE—One-ton Ford truck, i
motor run lem than 500 miles. Two
new tires. Priced low to sell. Address
P-aoa Care Herald. _u*202
IF TOO are looking for an opportunity
to get into a buslneee of your own.
read the “Business Opportunity col
umn today. __
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Stenographer. Toung Amer
ican "»e« about 21 years old. Must
talk Spanish and furnish reference.
Apply Walker-Cralg Co.. Brownsvine.
ARCHITECT!
•• BEN V. PROCTER
ENGINEERING CO.
Axemtectt—Ergto®»»
10t Merchants Bank Bldf.
Phone 811
BrownsvUle. Texas
£ R.G. HOLLIDAY
r Architect and Builder
409 State Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 906
R. NEWELL WATERS
Architect
•.IS Security State Bank Building
Weslaco. Texas
E. B. GORE
Civil and Consulting
Engineer
«Qg, state National Bank Bldg
ivtlls. Teams. Pboaa icm
AUTO REPAIRING |
M. A. Newman
Garage
Xa rear of Bel) Service Station
Specializing in Carburetor
and Ignition Work
Brownsville Agency and ****** t0T
Strcmberg Carburetor*
—j^£5iiiIcON:rKACT6ES~~
PROCTER & DUDLEY
General Contractor
528 Washington St.
Brownsville, Texas
Phone 627
E. M. RIDLEY
General Contractor
Roads, Land Leveling,
Plowing, Sub-soiling
tYCAVATIONS EMBANKMENTS
MERCHANTS NATL BANK
BROWNSVILLE
CASH REGISTERS_
Cash Registers
t * Be fair To Yourself—Sec a
' ^ rcminoton
Before You Buy.
Remington Cash Register Bales Agenc*
ScAUen. Phe. 672. Brownsville. Pho^812
PRAY—TRANSFER
Mason Transfer &
Grain Co.
bonded warehouse
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS
Light and Heavy Hauling
WE MOVE ANYTHIN O
11Q§ Adit"* Phone 119
A08TIN rRANSFER
COMPANY
Crating. Shipping. Hauling
Pboneg *31 ami SIS
" financial
HOTELS—CAFES
WHITE KITCHEN
Famous (or its
ooking—Immaculacy
and Service
> Tba popular puce for
( liual neas lunch sc
4 lift between Elisabeth and
<*• Washington
REAL ESTATE
LOS EBANOS
Brownsville's Supreme Bestdsntlal Dis
trict, carefully teewiesed. oomptataty
improved Some sites from *1300 00
BMltanT^oef ® Jar din Hotel Bldg.
Brownsville^__
F. W. Howard
rial bbtat: and rentals
Farm Property
[
HELP WANTED
WANTED—Men to learn barber trade;
tree catalogue explains. Writs Lewis
Berber College. San Antonio, Texas. ^
WHAT you
wants" known ^^he thousands of peo
ple who read this page dally.
RELIABLE man with car as DIRECT
FACTORY Representative In Browns
ville and nearby counties. No exper
ience necessary. Unusual opportunity
for advancement. Must be willing to
Michigan. U215
SITUATIONS WANTED
Refined
sires position as nwaagw smau no
tel or rooming house for couple.
Mrs. H. B. Gross. Mercedes. Texas.
R 2 Phone 8011 PS.U-1W
WHITE woman, very practical, can do
nursing or other work. Mrs. Baker, Ed
inburg Box 9M Phone 240. U213
* LOSTANP FOUND
BOOT—Black handbag in vicinity of
municipal airport. fU der please noti
fy this office or LUy L. Ssge. Browns
ville. Texas._U-216
LOST Saturday ntgbt at or between
Clarence Saunders, Gro. and Kresses.
or City Fountain, dark brown Billfold
containing ftftv and twenty dollar
bill 25 dollar light and water deposit
receipt. Harlingen. Wife’s picture In
back of folder. Finder return to 1640
Grant 8t. and receive reward. U200
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
THU TOWER Sandwich Shoppe, on
Harlingen highway, for rent. See Phil
lip's 8 to re. San Benito. Texas. —191
* ■■■ "". """ ““I
Classified Business Directory
HAT BENOVAT*. :G
Hat Renovating
First Class
Hat Renovating &
Shoe Repairing
Delta Shoe & Hat Shop
We Call for and Deliver
Phone 535 „
MATTEE88 BENOVATPIO
Let Us Renovate
Your Mattress
We make mattresses to order. All
repair work guarmteed
SOMMERS
l&th and Adams
Phone 674
FLORISTS
THE FLOWER SHOP
Cut flowers, pot planta,
funeral designs and
bouquets
1254 Elizabeth St
Phone 1888
BCWYEK THE FLORIST, flowers
« funeral designs. 8t Charles
Pita streets. Phone T7L
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
ART METAL’
FILING
Equipment
Maverick-Clarko Litho Co.
208 Merchants National Bank
Phone 617—Brownsville
Office Equipment and Supplies
HARGROVE’S STATIONERY St
BOOK STORE
Brownsville, Texas
Funeral directors
THE TURNER BROWNSVILLE
ROOFING CO- Inc.
We respectfully solicit your
re-roofing as well as new.
Eighth and Railroad
Brownsville. Tex. Phone 1168
TYPEWRITERS
DAVENPORT Typewriter Exchange
I Brownsville’s Typewriter House)
Distributors. New L. O. Smith “St*
lent” 8 and Late Corona 4 type?
writers. Also sell Royal Portable
and “Factory” Rebullta—all make
We repair all makes typewriter as
adding machines. 1112 EUzabgi
St. Phone 1105.
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER
SALES CO.
Typewriters—Adding Machine
Supplies—Repa.ni
Phone 506—Harlingen
■exclusive Sales and Service
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRIT*
COMPANY m
128 8. First Fbae 3#5
Harlingen
PROFESSIONAL_
ATTORNEYS _
RALPH A DUNKELB’R' 1
Attorney at Law
Commercial Collections a ipeclaity ;
106 Seabury. George am Taylor
Building
'Brownsville, Tex*
Davenport. West and Ransoms ]
Attorneys at Dw
307-306 Merchants Natonal' Baa?
Brownsville. Tama jl
H. B. GALBRHTH
Attorney at law
Merchants National Bank
Brownsvilla Texas
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regular
clwllltd
oampanla
"QUO
number at
glrea.
The Herald _I
place all jedew^ toe
unclean «• objectionable ^
Obituaries, resolution*.
at thanks will be takes at
ular classified rata.
The publishers are
bit fbr copy, omiwtog
leal error or any
ror that may occur, farthei
correct U> the next lam
brought to their
remains orders
this baste only.
Telephone No. f and
advertisement to as
classified writer.
To Insure
copy should be
then 10:30 a. m.
Issues should be t
1:30 p. m Saturdays to
proper classification.
CLASSIFIED AD VHP
RATES
i0 words or tees, one Me
Over 20 words, one ■ I
per word .
Subsequent
eecutively. per ic
By month, per
Minimum far
No
Reeders, per
Per Inch ..
Second and third
■ line; fourth, fifth and
I 19o per line; t
| oer line.
BUSINESS
FOR
GENERALG
and
Paint Sh
Latest Equipment In condition
Located In Good Town.
Good Reason for g
Will take small am af Capital
to handle
Address U-203 Care rownsville
Heral
A BEAUTIFUL filling
equipped, with long l
business, has sandwich
stand; for only $309.
Denson Service 8tati
north of courthouse
12. Edinburg. Texas,
far quick sale.
WHEN MARKETING i lew product
you’ll fiad an ad la e ‘Solicitors
Canvasswt. Agents’* < unn of tbs
Classified Section is w worth while
12 A eras in El Jard! District, near
school, railroad load station, gin;
and on pavement. A aady location
for a store, gaiage d filling sta
tion In connection th farm. Pos
sesion at once. Phot 178. P. O Box
364. Brownsville. Tctij U-206
$30,000.00 Brownsville gslnew proper
ty for sale on easy tins. Might take
some good trade ai »art payment.
$20000.00 McAllen i mess property
to trade for propert n or near Cor
pus Christ!. 8 C. 0 asm and Com
pany. Phone 179, B rnsvllle. Texas.
U-206
FOR 8ALB—Two Drvfoods Stores lo
cated in 2 of th&ost prosperous
Valley cities. Browviiie and Mis
sion. Large client* Clean. fresh,
seasonable assort Ate. Stock ap
proximately $18.00*) each. Lease
transferred to buw A good oppor
tunity for any snAUou* party will
ing V conduct a pfttable business.
Reaam for selitn other business
clalss my attenttt For particulars
see » writs E. gnautou, Brown*
villi Texas. U-206,
——-—■
MOBCT TO LOAN 8 city property.
Sara Hubhston. Malty Bldg. 8-247
ARTICLES «OB SALE
W1NTED SELL—feelve cubic foot
PtBldalre. Good I new. Box 507.
Hrllngen. U166
8BCTRIC OR T1JPHONIC Victor,
early new. 35 pc month. Priced to
tU. Phone 868 M t Box 562, "Browns -
dle. U217
EW $ piece Dinnlg Room set half
rice $100. Large Ire Hoover Electric
weeper 40.00 Mn Martin Los Kb*nos
>179 R. U212
1 China Closet $100. 1 blue enamel
gas range $30.00. glrrors, wool blank
ets. and pillows, *lf price. Rug; and
carpets your prloePbone 979 R U212
3 new dlssDpeartg ln-a-door bids. 1
mirror door^Ph™ B79RI P. O Box
126. P2*2
FOR BAIR—Five rooms of furniture
at a sacrifice. P*tv leaving town. For
appointment phfee Mr. Condit, El
Jardln Hotel. } U218
GLASS show gaes. cash registers.
triving, adding1 machine, iron safe.
irroughs bookgeping machine. Frig
id sire Ice ereag cbalnet. pop corn
toaster. Easy grin*. Phillip’s Stare.
Ian Benito. Tegs * U-UK
.EW BABT~GtAND PIANO reduced
o half price. I real standard mate
D. Hambly »ox 562. phone 86S-M
irownsvllle.
BRIGHT CANE SAY for aale; $17 per
p>n. delivered, igor.e 1393-W. T-341
IF TOC HAVE fomethlng u> veil .eg
ularlv. ask for • district salesman who
will explain th* low bustorae rates tea
dally ads in th# C. swifted Section.
QTFirl EQUIPMENT
GOOD r»C0N2-HAND National Cash
Register tor ule. Box 905. Harlingen.
U-174
TREES. PLANTS AND SEED
TREE KILLERS
BO-KO enough to kill 100 trees. $2.00
Bo-Ko Comps oy. Jonestown. Miss. U-54
PALMS FOR SALE—Fanleaf. date and
ornamental date. 60c. dug. Special
price* for large quantities. Three miles
northeast of La Fert*. Texas. Georg*
W. Dewey. U-129
REAL ESTATE
WE HAVE several tracts that would be
of Interest to Immigration agents.
Phone 393. Skreve Bros. Land Oo., San
Benito. U167
10 ACRES 100% citrus land, new
$12,000 residence; S acres In or
chard! 100 yards off Highway. Up
degraff. La Fetfa, Texas. ul$2
investigate
SUMMIT PLACE
In BrowwaiMHe** osw ouslnaat
and residential KUb-dinaon.
located on 13th and 14th
street*, one mUa from Oateway
Bridge, on the main thorough
fare leading to the propoeed
ship channel, municipal alt
part. rich farming tutnet at
B Jardln. and Boca Chlca
cent down, balance 5 years to
pay. Jerne Dennett. phaa«437.
Brownsville, Texas.
WONDRFUL BARGAINS art offered
dally in the Classified Ade.
YOU can sell or trade the things you
no longer need through a Classified Ad.
IF YOU need work a small ad under
“Situation Wanted** will put you In
touch with the right Job.
EVERT OAT there U a new list of of
fers end wants In the Classified Sec
tion. Watch It carefully and regularly
and gat lust what you want.
IRRIGATED land. 75 acres near Har
lingen; goat ranch In west Texas to
trade, sell or rent. Phillip** Store. San
Benito. U-1P4
LIVESTOCK—POULTRY
FOR SALB-eome fine wellbred Red
Duroc sows, due to farrow In 10 to 30
days. Will sell by weight or by the
head. Also Poland China sows. Address
P. O. OBI. Residence 450 Travis St.
San Benito. Farm 8 miles southeast
of San Benito, first farm south of
Mitchell 8wltch. 17214
HOUSE.' *>*OR~SALE
SACRIFICE—New thoroughly modern
5-r xan house, furnished or unfurnish
ed. Lost buy In Brownsville; smell
down payment, balance like rent. See
Mrs. Florence Stafford, owner. 1719
Hayes street, Victoria Heights, Phone
1075-J. T-48
BEAUTIFUL LOS EE A NOS home on
bank of reeaca; 3 large bed rooms, large
living room, dining room, breakfast
room, kitchen, coionad* porch, screen
ed; patio; 2-car garage;' beautiful, lawn
and shrubbery; southeast exposure.
For price and terms see Mr. Egan.
James-Dlcklnson Co., ground floor El ,
Jardln Hotel. U-161
BARGAIN—8550 buys house and lot
with other lmDrovements If taken at
once. Phone 1185-W. U-192
WATCH the Classified Ads craefully
and regularly and you are sure to get
just what you want.
FARMS FOR SALB
FOR SALE at half value' 10 acres
land In cultivation facing paved
highway, three miles Brownsville, no
incumbrances. Moss Store. Point
Isabel Highway. ul83.
MUST SELL 25 acres best potato land
in Los Presnos All In cultivation,
half mile off paved road. *1.000 cash,
balance 5 years. Box 884. Brownsville
U173
LOTS rOB SALE
SEVERAL desirable Point Isabel busi
ness lot* for isle. Considerably under
priced. Owner needs cash. Lcppert
Realty Co.. Point Isabel. Texas.
U-138
BEAUTIFUL LOS EBANOS lot on Palm
Blvd.. corner Palm Blvd.. has Just been >
completed. Ressca Is being dredged
and widened, preparatory to filling
with fresh water and stocked with fish.
The most desirable lot and surround
ings In the Rio Grande Valley. For
price and terms.*see Mr. Egan. James
Dlcklnaon Co., ground floor. El J«rd1n
Hotel. _P-Ml
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR TRADE—Income property located
in Elgin. Illinois Box 40.000 Best cor
ner In city. Price reasonab’e. Have
$13,000 Equity. Want Cameron County
property on payment. Address U-205
Herald.
FOhNiaLE OR EXCHANGE—-Two and
one-half acres grape fruit orchard with
seven-room house, modern: adjoining
McAllen. $8.500 00. Enc $3.500 00. Six
apartment building. San Benito, rental
$1,500.00 per year, price $12,503.00. Enc.
$3,000 00. Improved Valley farm $250.00
per acre. Enc. $3,200.00. This Is all
choice and desirable property, but I
wish closer home. Write F. Q. Collins.
812 West 15th. Des Moines. Iowa.
U-176
REAL ESTATE: Want to trade city
property In south east Kansas for
Valiev land. A. Simmons. General
Delivery. San Benito. Texas. U-733
RENTAL
IF TOU HAVE bouses for rent list
them with Howard, phone 1080 T-102
FOR RENT—50 acres potato land. Irri
gated Cal) at 101 Adams street or
phone 561. _ T-*7
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT In new du
plex. Oarage. Phone S18-J. U-100
FITCH APARTMENTS — Corner St.
Charles and West Eighth street: four
rooms beautifully furnished; delight
fully cool: Frtgldalre: gas. hot water;
hardwood floors throughout: garage.
Phone 558..T-132
TIMS WELL SPENT is time devoted to
looking over the classified ads.
ALONSO APARTMENTS—Nice 1 y fur
nished. Corner Sixth and Laves
Phene 838. P-308
FOR RENT—Nice, newly furnished two
room Ant. In private home. Connect
ing bath. With garage. 22.50 par month
Also lovely furnished front bedroom
adjoining bath. $10.00 per month. On
pavement 164C Grant St. Victoria
Heights. U209
a ■
TWO 2 room apartments completely
furnished. One 3 room apartment,
private bath. Mrs. Mary D. Collins 132
Levee St. U210
OPPORTUNITY Is knocking at your
door in the Classified Ad columns every
day. Read and use them regularly.
WE HAVE both furnished and unfur
nished apartments and unfurnished
houses. Howard, phone 1000. T-102
APARTMENT FOR RENT on paved
street: gas and everything furnished:
also furnished bedroom. Phone 420.
T-273
FOR RENT—Stnetiv modern duplex.
$37.50 per month. Oak floors and nice
fixtures, gas. garage, Phone 34f 05
562-W. Mrs. Homer Morrow. 1$ Cro
mack Bldg.
THE BEST "trouble shooters’* In the
home are classified ads.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED
apartments over M. System Store. West
Elizabeth. Phone 673 or eea Walker
Craig CO._ IT-33
SOUTH SIDE attractive duplex: nicely
furnished, all conveniences. No. 1112
West Elizabeth Phone Carlos 0- Wat
son.T T-277
EXTRA CASH from old furnttusn. out
grown bicycles, or what havt you,
through a Classified Ad.
_
APARTMENTS
MAY-DAY APARTMENTS—Completely
furnished. Including gas, zeroaon*
and garage. Modem and WblJ locat
ed. 130 Washington. Phone Tit. U-I7Z
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2-room
south apartment, 822.30; 3-room apart
ment, 823. Telephone 046-W. 0-3
HOUSES
* mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm—mmmmmammmmmaammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmr »
FOR RENT—6 room houee, modem,
close In. Phone 830. U211
FOR RENT—8 roam modem house. All
coovenlences. 16 St. Ches. and Palm
Bird. U-20T
FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNISHED R(X>M—Private entrance,
ad Join lug hath, hot end cold water,
gas. 343 Levee street. U-153
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished comfor
table room in private family. Hot
water and gas. 132 Adams. Phone
1365 J. after 3. U-200
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom In
private home. 443 St. Charles. U-100
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS-Baamn
ablt rates. Olsnwood Hotel. Phone 81®.
P-118
FURNISHED ROOMS—South exposure,
very close In; reasonable. 042 Levee.
T-112
LEGAL ADVERTISING
After September 24la I am no
longer responsible for any debts in
curred by cr checks drawn on my
account by my wife, Mrs. Bert Neil
Bert. Neil.
9-24 to 30—7t-3536.
NOT responsible for any debt* against
the Tourist Auto Supply up UU Sept.
29th. E. B. Weller. Brownsville.
_ 0-30-10-3344. Legal Adv.
Mrs. Garza Buried
Sunday Afternoon
(Special to Te Herald)
HARLINGEN, Sept. 30.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Tomasa Villareal
Garza, well known resident of this
city, were held at 3 p. m. Sunday
to the Mexican Presbyterian church
here, with the Rev. R. Torres, pas
tor, officiating. Remains were in
terred at Rancho del Muerto. the
family home, three miles from Har
lingen.
The deceased was 51 years old
She died at 5 p. m. Saturday. Sur
viving are one son, Catarino, win
has been studying international law
to New York; two daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Garcia de la Garza, and
Mrs. Miguel Flores Vlllar; three
brothers. Julian. Flacido and Gua
dalupe Villarreal; a half-brother.
Justo, and two half sisters, Grego
rla and Fidela Perez.
Mrs. Villareal wa. widely known
for her charities, and for her edu
cational work among the poorer
classes. She has placed a number
of boys and girls to Tex-Mex. at
Wtogsville, and the Girls’ school
at Pharr.
- —* — ——■ ■ ..
[City Briefs j
Correction — In the advertise •
ment of the Oriental Rug Shop in
Sunday's Herald the discount on
oriental rugs was quoted at one-third
off. This was an error because the
great value of these rugs does not
permit a discount of more than one
fourth off.
For Sale.—Complete restaurant fix
tures in Harlingen. Value 13.000.
Will take $1,000 f«5r prompt sale. I
See Walker-Craig Co.—Adv. tf.
Returns.— Jim Collins, mounted j
customs inspector, returned Monday j
from San Antonio where he attend
ed the funeral of Capt. Charles Ste
vens. slain prohibition agent. Collins
went on the liquor raids while he
was in San Antonio. These have
netted more than $100,000 worth of
liquor up to date.
Oysters—Fresh from Chesapeake
i Bay. Weller's I. G. A. Groceries.—
Adv. 30.
Ladies and Girls: Don't forget
permanent waves only one week
more for $5.00. Haircuts. 40c; neck
clipped 10c. Model Beauty Shop at
Amaya's Millinery near Herald of
fice—adv. 30.
Back.—Anthony Changes, former
ly connected with the White Kit
chen, h$s returned to Brownsville
after a seven months’ visit to Eu
rope.
Anniversary Sale: Don’t fall to
attend the first anniversary sale of
the French Shoppe, located a* 1250
Elizabeth St. Every thing will be
sold at half price, boginning Sept.
30th and lasting till October 12th.
It is a pleasure to visit this attrac
tive little Shoppe, and many lovely
things can be had at real bargains.
Adv. 4.
Good Fishing.—Valley fishermen
reported good catches along the
gulf Sunday. One party reported
running into a large school of red
fish several miles up Padre Island
from Brazos Santiago pass.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincerest
j thanks for the many kindnesses
shown to us and for the many
beautiful floral offerings received
during Ihe sickness and death of our
wife and mother, Mrs. J. A. Garza
J. A Garza and family.
Drouth Causes Loss
To Mexico Cattlemen
MEXICO CITY. Sept. 30—Cattle
men in the northern part of the
state of Tamaulipas In the north
eastern part of Mexico have been
hard hit by drouths which lasted
from July until the middle of Sep
tember. In September excessive
rains fell, too late. Crops In Ta
maulipas also suffered severely.
! Funeral Held For
Mrs. Joe A. Garza
Funeral services were held from
the Sacred Heart church Sunday
afternoon for Mrs. Joe A. Garza. 35.
who died at her home in West
Brownsville Saturday evening. In
terment was in the Buena Vista
cemetery’.
Bln. Garza Is survived by foui
children and her husband, all o1
whom live here. She had /been 11
a number of years before
The funeral
pcoductad bp the Morris J
□, PASO PLANE
SERVICE DAILY
C. A. T. Inaugurates New
10-Hour Schedule to Bor
der City Monday
Dally servi~e between Brownsville
and El Paso and Brownsville and
Mexico City over the central line
of the Corporation Aeronautic! de
Transportes was instituted Monday
morning.
The new schedule brings Browns
ville and El Paso, at the extremes
of the Texas border, within ten
hours of each other. Previous to
this time the plane service has been
available only rn * alternate days.
Acc' ding to the schedule. rJl Paso
passengers leave here at 7:15 a. m„
arrive at Torreon at 11:45, e nd af
ter a wsti i* ne and one-half
hours take the El Paso ship, which
lands at & p. m. The same schedule
holds for Mexico City.
Pour new Lockheed Vega planes
have Just been delivered to the
company, and -U1 be used on the
lines. These are seven-place
ships, powered with Wasp motors,
and have a cruising speed of 150
miles an hour. Twenty one of these
ships have W purchased by the
company, and will be deli-:red
within a short time.
Officials expect to put on a daily
service between Torreon ant' Maza
tlan within short time.
NEW YORK—Henry Ford pre
dicts disappearance of women from
Industry. In the pictorial review he
says they don't want to think
much; they prefer to take orders;
they are not precise.
NEW YORK—Communicants of
“Humanism.” a new religion, will
be encouraged to compose their
own wedding services. In launch
ing the religion the Rev. Dr. Char
les Francis Potter, formerly a uni
versalist pastor, announced there
would be no clergy, no prayers, no
baptism and lectures Instead of
sermons.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass—Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Coolld-2 have entered
an airplane for the first time. The
plane sat on the ground all the
time the Coolidges sat in the plane.
The former president did not
choose to fly himself or to have
Mrs. Coolidge do so. The father of
his new daughter-in-law is a flying
governor.
NEW YORK—George Price has
lifted a shadow that hung over the
motion picture Industry. His auri
cular appendages were abnormally
elongated and emphasized by Kleig
lights. Gum and adhesive tape
couldn’t keep them from waving in
the breeze. A plastic surgeon came
to the rescue. The new cars pass
ed a screen test.
Texas Indians Want
To Live in “Wilds”
AUSTIN. Tex.. Sept. 30—UP)
Texa’s colony of Indians of the Ala
bama and Coushati tribe, who have
beer living on a reservation in
Polk county since before the days
of General Sam Houston, are not
entirely pleased with the cam
paign to modernize their surround
ings.
They prefer having the 50 cot
tages which will be built by the
state, with- 130.000 appropriated
by the legislature, scattered over
the approximately 4.000 acres of
tlieir reservation instead of arrang
ed along surveyed streets in the
form of a village. They would like
to live their lives in “the wilds”
as near as possible.
The Federal government has
spent about $30,000 on the colony,
building the school house for their
use.
Texas not only proposes to put
adequate roofs over their heads,
but it has made provision to see
alter their teeth, atld general health
having allotted $1,500 annually
for salary of a health nurse and
$1,000 for dental work. $1200 aye*r
have been set aside for medical
puposes. Twenty six miles of fenc
nlgatthe cost of $7,500 will be ouUt
on the resrvation. Texas is
$47,900 for the colony during the
current biennium. Half of
$3,000 annual salary of F H_ Fain.
Indian agent, will be paid by the
Federal government._
Young Men Organize
League at Mission
‘Special to Th« Qnrnt
MISSION, Sept. 3a—Permanent
organization of a Young Men
Business League of
fected Friday evening, when wen
thusiastic crowd of 125 rnenmeta
the city hall here, with Harry Starr
acting chairman, the organization
starting with 65 paid members.
Much enthusiasm prevaUedin
the gathering, and it wwtth dif
ficulty that the age limit was put at
45 years, some of those men
age had crept beyond that seeming
rather disappointed because they
Sc. wanted tobe in onthisnewor •
ganization. which has for tUmottc
“Cooperation in every way POMi^r
with all civic organizations andal
other movements for the ^Detter
ment of Mission ’1 It is to be ab
solutely devoid of any political, re
ligious, color.” . . ...
Marvin Goodwin, developer of %ht
Goodwin tract "eat of town. A, B
Ewing, secretary of the local cham
ber of commerce, E. H. Whiteheac
of the 8outh Texas Chamber o
Commerce of San Antonio, and w
E. Toland, formerly of Dallas, wen
among those who made talks.
A board of directors was elected
E. B. Sydnor, G*o. Brooks, Jr., Jot
Martinez, Jr.! it E. Toland, Ra]
Landry, Jack jj|r KeberMar
cell. Prom thiMamber the oiUctt
will be
for ThP- 'M |g *’
of tlM other
class will
history at
Starting
avoid the
mencement
Vegetab
To Be
MERCEDES,
been marked
drainage and
around the
this season, accord!
Smith, city health
Harry Peters, building
the city.
Every abed will be raft,
gravel under their watering
form, |Mt*n traps and drains,
connect with the city aewe* sys
theerby making a decided improve- I
ment in sanitary conditions.
AUSTRALIA RAILS LOSE
CANBERRA, Australia, Sept 30.
UP\—The commonweath transport
committee reports that railway los
ses in Australia during the last
three years have been $14,500,000.
Increase in motor car traffic is given
as one of the principal reasons.
USOS
were made to
ten to the
stricken plane before It _
ed passlg Cape Spenotf(
100 miles north Sitka.
The BhhIhw began *
fo rrefuellng at onee and
they probadly would take off
Seattle, approximately TOO w»%t
distant tomorrow.
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Lawn Mowers Specialists
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