The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 224, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 22, 1927 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME XIII.
NUMBER
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Zamba!
PRIZE
IT
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church
M. Goodman, 36,
Goodman
to take the liver plls, was to eon- ‘ed on a charge
hushand.
club
NEGRO ADMITS
there la a
SHOOTING OF
TY FARMER
organization had bo
rent, and conneqt
I
*Th® more
see of thia place.
Three Octaves!
the
one
*i
to
Jealously; Bang!
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WASHINGTON, Mar. It.
The
Saturday beginning at 9
that
HUSBAND'S DEATH
n
i
3,41111
III]
Links to Battle
Port Arthur Nine
Saturday, Sunday
EXPLAINED FOR
ORANGE ROTARY
WIDOW AND LOVER
FACE PLOT TRIAL
Body of Wilhite
Killed by Train,
Here for Burial
ALLOW HASSELL,
TRIAL APPEAL
Record Current In
Sabine River Here
in the bdget for
ntly spent the year
FOREIGNERS IN
SHANGHAI FEAR
MOB VIOLENCE
station,
white
TRUE ROMANCES
IN ORANGE
MARINES UNDER
CANTONS FIRE
DOUGHNUT PILLS
FOR JOKES
Animal Performers
' of Glenn Brothers
Show For Firemen
ro-
and
Final Events In
Scholastic Meet
Friday and Sat
Basketball Games
For Local P. T. A.
the A post o lie
Texas, and F.
kind hanled out here in years, which
was repnired at the Weaver & Hon
ship yard.
I
School Trustees
Will Be Elected
Saturday, April 2
Arlington Pastor
Preaches Tonight
Nazarene Revival
Propellor Leaves
Water for Repair
mance made to order
girls, it is real
Burial For Mrs.
Boutwell Today
SMUGGLE TREATY
TO MEXICO ENDS
they purchana and uare t oth-
er hoya.
HU EPIDEMIC
ONARMY BOAT
CLASS FIGHT AT JOHN HOPKINS
LANDS NINE STUDENTS IN JAIL
AFTER SCORE ARE BADLY HURT
won
sol"
OIL MAN TRIED
IN TULSA DEATH
MOODY EXTENDS
FIVE CLEMENCY
ACTS TUESDAY
Loan Sharks Are
Sought Here By
State Collector
HORSE WHIPPING
OF ACTOR AIRED
L, %
twojects being fostered by this organ-
I xation. m
WOMAN PASTOR AND LOVER HELD
FOR DESERTION AFTER ELOPING
INTO SHREVEPORT FROM LUFKIN
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THE
ALARM
CLOCK
member of the church, were arrest*
ed here today on fugitive warrants
issued by Sherim Youngblood of An-
elina County, Texas.
through kindness of the owner in sn
ofice in the Petty building, with
the possibility of having to move
any minute.
"permanent improvements," such as
this house will be, and thus a pri-
vate campaign was in order.
night will preach
lizabeth Gerard, 17-year-old pupil
GOME of us worn wont to become
3. exasperated When, for a nym-
her of days, the spectacle of an an-
cient building rose in front of tho-
torists on Groen avenue.
doughnuta which
Francisco where it is expected
arrive tomorrow night, nearly
days ahead of schedule.
LAOS ANGELES, Mar. 22. — Mem-
hers of the Hollywood motion pic-
ture colony were present in court
today to witness cross-examination
of IX Gerard De Merveauxt.
The lancoln club team in train-
ing here received four fresh recruits
todny. which brings the total up tn
14 players.
Vie Rueddy. an outfelder, came
direct from Len Angeles today, while
J. M. Griffin, a pitcher who playea
on one ef the league teams out of
an. Francisco, arrived *«M night
J. E. Zaepfel, shortstop, and George
Fli8, an outfielder, were others nr.
riving today.
coursa, mutual
The ORANGELEADER
z 1 - r *
In Dallas,
British soldiers into Ranger
in Etoik
Restoration of citizenship were
Eranted O. C. Emmons, manslaugh-
ter. Freestone county, two years;
Waiter Bailey . Tyler county,
year, liquor law violation.
said to have de-
Object, of
benefit. Now
"meedvPesmaren 23 MARRIES WITHIN
X untfornottorozmmnyneme-FEW HOURS AFTER
ceal them
Mrs Anna Mae Wilkinson, 22, kill-
ed Ceorge Oldham, 36, In his apart-
ment in Memphis, Tenn., because he
was jealous of another man and
threatened to kill hei If she didn’t
give him up. according to the story
she told -Memphis police. The girl
said Oldham, a former Danvers, lit,
may. was her ""troy friend,’ but that
she loved the rival he demanded she
qutt sooting.
rushed pnst
- • omly newupaper pmubuehed
: tm Omrane equmi,, hennt ot the
as Tekns Iomber, Mm
OS SWl,
handful of
state department today announced it
has served notice on Mexico terml-
nating the anti-smuggling treaty be-
tween the two countries.
The notice was given Mexico City
last Bight. Ofieials here refused tn
say whether this action is a fore-
runner tn possible lifting of Ameri-
can embargo on arms shipments to
Mexico.
sender, the
It was estimated that 150.000 Chi-
nese were on strike in celebration ot
the Cantonese success. The post of.
"-i-" #ee was idle, hnks were opened ara
a few small shops were doig busi-
ness. Industry and commerce were
still.
JE might have abked ourselves—
VV why do the Camp Fir Girls
heed a house? Granting that the
cause is worthy, the answer in here-
with given. een
SHREVEPORT, La., :
Mrs. Fedelia Adams, 22,
Mar. 22.—
pastor of
at Lufkin,
The loam broker. er "loan shark,«
is being sought by B. M. Grafton, a
state revenue collector who is here
from the comptroller’s department,
according to a statement made by
the collector.
Grafton sas that individuals and
concerns throughout the state who
are in reality in the class of loan
RUT the cause was worthy, and
D we should have made an at-
tempt to restrain any leaning toward
bad* disposition The building was
the headquarters for Camp Fire giris,
bound for a siteRt eity park
of deserting her
SHANGHAI, Mar. 22. — North-
ern Chinese soldiers today stormed
the gates of the international settle-
ment in the vicinity of the North
IN 1926 thf
A appropriati
The "Hows and Wherefores" re-
garding the southeast Texas agri-
cultural exhibit which won first
place in the Texas exhibits at the
Fort Worth fat stock show the first
of this month. were explained by
G. C. Ellisor, county farm agent,
who waa in charge of the exhibit, in
Sman boys of the city com-
plained this morning that an ef-
fort had been made by some of
their fellow playmates to trick
them into taking liver pills that
were being given free distribu-
Gon by drug advertinera.
The method of inducing the boys
old time river men of this place
declared that the current in Sabine
river today was the strongest that
they had ever seen before.
The extreme current was caused
by high waters resulting from the
recent heavy rains above here, aid-
ed by the high north winds. It was
with great difficulty that ordinary
boats were able to travel up Mfam
today.
an address before the Rotary
luncheon at noon today.
Ellisor said that the exhibit
because the southeast Texas
produce quality stuff and that
He U asking $25,000 damagen I
from J. „8tuart Blockton, producer, I AUSTIX, Mar 22That the sen-
tornanualleced norne whIpDInK. fence of death a earward against Gec.
D• Merveaux contended the whip-I J. Hammell, convicted layer of hla
pin, took place In the Blackton I wife and ntep-chndren at Farwell,
noma where he vwted during the wi be withhied pending appeal in
''auT* abnence in April, 1925. the court of criminal apreal, waa
Hlackton han tiled a counter ault definitely derided lodar.
axinK 100.000Ldamakes tr an al- Ha—II »■> originally mentenced
m hy De Mervenux on to be electrocuted lant month, but a
on , Blackton. prominent "ociety a0-day reprieve waa granted byGov-
"omen ’ ernor Moody when he received off |.
company funds advnnced for
amount
made in a woodchoppers camp, Sher-
MT Brown snid. "Old nigger, you
thought you had fooled me when
you got up and put on a pair of
boots, didn’t you?" “‘No, mih," sald
the negro, "Ah knowed you had me
sined up about right."
Charges of assault to murder nd
burglary were filed in Justice of the
Peace J. P. Tatum’s court Monday
by County Attorney H M. Kinard
Harmon was said to he getting
along as well as could be expected
at the Frances Ann Lutcher hospital
ORANGE, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1927.
Was no severe exercise given Most
of the time was -pent running th*
Player" around over the lot.
Arrankements were perfected dur-
inu the day whereby there will he
two Eames played by the viltine
leaxuer. Saturday and Sunday agalnat
Port Arthur player*. Jt may be that
both Kumen will be played agalnt
the Texas company team, or it may
be that the PiKgly-Wigely team or
Port Arthur may be engaged for one
game. •
At any rate, lovers of hasehall ot
this section will have their first op-
port unity of the wesson to wit new
what promises to lie two good games
Saturda and Sunday.
« 11 I weeks ago, lay dead in a mortuary
NEW YORK. Mar. 22. — Mrs here yesterday his former wife and
Ruth Snyider and Henry Judd Gray Ralph Prince. her lover, were mar-
faced a magintrate in Jamaica to- ried.
day and denied that they had beaten Today Prince was arrested and
Mrs. Snyder’s husband to death in a I jailed, charged with murder in con-
premeditated murder plot to givenection with Martz’ death
Mrs. Snyder possession of a $25,000 I Th® situation resulted from a
insura nr® policy, as charged by po- I shooting affair in a rentaurant when
Hice. Marts entered the plcae and is al-
The lovers met face to face for leged to have opened fire on his
the first time since the murder, former wife. Prince drew his gun
Their counsel repudiated the con-and a duel followed All three were
tenions whieh pollce naid they mad®. 1 wounded.
Hal notice'that Hassell had. after
the verdict was returned, given no-
tice of appeal.
According to a telegram received
today by the governor from J. G.
Tatum. of Dalhart, Hasnell is to be
removed from the pen pending ac-
tion of the higher court. Hannell is
to be placed "in some safe jail,"
Judge Tatum said.
Govrnor Moody granted the re-
prieve pending filing of apveatinthe
court of criminal append. The r-
prieve of 10 days will expire next
Friday,
BHANGHAT Mar. 11. — U. S.
marine headquarters here were un-
der Are this afternoon.
Shells and rifle bullets frequently
struck in the vicinity but there had
been no casualties when this dis-
patch was filed.
A squad of American volunteers
naw action when they rescued three
American families in the Chinese
area. The rescuers ran through a
barrage of snipers
The British warship Vindictive
was fired on and returned the fire.
A matter of particular interest in
Orange county rural school patrons
and teachers will be the school
"THEY have an Rem for rent in the
1 budget this year and will apply
thin on the new headquarters, and
were able to raise enough from j
public spirited citizens to buy the '
Curtis school annex
ON THE FKNCF.
HOUSTON, Mar 22.--’ haven t
decided who' I will support for the
democrntie nominee for president,
William <1. MeAdoo or Al G. Smith,"
declared T W Gregory, attorney
general in the Wilson cabinet when
told Tuesday it was rumored he will
desert the MeAdoo camp for Smith
ANNNAPOLIS, Md.. Mar. Jl.—John
Hopkins university uthoritives to-
day planned a rigid investigation
into the battle last night between
fresh men, and sophomores in which
police used tire hose and guns to
quell the disturbance.
A score of students were hurt,
three seriously, and nine were ar-
rested. The National Guard armory
was badly damaged.
The light began when sophomores
attempted to break up the annual
freshman dinner at the armory.
serted his wife and four children.
Mrs. Adams, whose husband is
also ■ member of the cloth of the
Apostolic church, la said to be want-
Doc lavan. Ink manager, had
the 14 players out for their first ex-
oreime ..n Stark park today, on THIRD DEGREE IN
count or th* cool wenther and t„. —EunEE II%
caume it was the first time out. there
The‘gentleman above refer-
red to solicited the aid of the
Leader today in his quest for
milady His advertisement ap-
pears in the columns of today’s
paper.
While it is doubtful if a
thorough canvas of unwed
possibilities in Orange has
been made, surely the gentle-
man from California will not
long be kept in suspense.
After holding funeral services at
Port. Arthur this mprning. the re-
mains of Mrs. W. j Boutwell, 48,
who died suddenly in thnt city Sat-
urday at noon, the remains were
brought to orange county for inter-
ment in the Dorman cemetery. In-
ferment took place at 10 o’clock a,
m. today.
TULSA, Okis . Mar. 22--Selection
of a jury In the murder trial of
Walter M Yeager, 50, New York oil
man. was expected to be completed
late today. His_accuned of mur-
dering Edwin Craig, oil drilling con-
tractor. In a ravine near here last
January.
The state charges Yeager shot
Praia in order to epomness a $2,000
check he had given the man just
prior to his death in settlement of
an old debt, having msappropriated
The outlook for a heavy patron-
age of the two benefit shows to be
given sn Monday and Tuesday of
next week, by Glenn Brothers, on
the Ochiltree lota, corner of Eighth
and Front streets, are very flatter-
ing Tickets are being sold through-
out the eity by members of ths Or-
ange Volunteer Fire company, and
their friends The show will be un-
der the auspices of the Are company.
Th® trainers of this show have
been busily engaged for several
weeks training both domestic and
wild animals for the show that will
bogin its season in its home city.
The fact that this is the first show
ever originated in Orange and that
it has many outstanding points of
merit, has been a source of much
interest.
The performing goats that are
said to be a feature of the show,
were formerly owned by Abe So
kolski, a local merchant, who kept
them out on his farm seven miles
north of town until they were about
to get themselves In had with the
tenant.
The troop of performing Shetland
ponies, reputed to be better than
anything ever shown In this section,
were purchased from little boys and
girls In Orange and trained.
POR a nominal sum, the old build-
4 ing was purchased from th®
school board and through approval
of city eommissioners a retired po-
sttion at city park waa selected for
the new site. Sorthat is that.
~M»» » » «HHMMMH>1I II I11 < .
Doors of romance were
thrown Wide open to matrons
uf Orange today.
la there a refined lady, be-
twten the ages of 50 or 60
yeers, wih some means, who
wishes to meet a gentleman
from California with a home
and income property?
It required but little questioning
on the part of County Attorney H.
M. Kinard and Sheriff Pate Brown
to Induce A moa Utt le, a negro, to
confess to the crime of shooting and
seriously wounding Oliver Harmon, a
well known Orange county farmer,
late Ism Saturday night.
The negro’s confession corrobor-
ates with st a tesmen ts made by Har-
mon. the wounded man, and others,
also to the physical tacts ascertain-
ed by Sherif Pato Brown.
Th negro "said that he was in
Harmon's smokehouse when the
owner appeared and that he told
Tina Ghirardi, Portuguese dancer,
who with her sister, Pucci, has beeng
feted for her rendition of Zambn, an
adaptation of the Portuguese na-
tional da are. haa arrived in the
.United States Tina is shown here
with a 700-year old shawl present-
ed to her by Queen Victoria of Spain.
A very large crowd was out last
night to witness five basket ball
games put on under the auspices of
the Parent-Teacher association of
West Orange, on the school grounds,
A small admission charge made it
ponsible for tho P.-T. A. to realise a
very gratifying sum of money which
will be used in several worthy pro-
Rev. F W Wiesn, of Arlington,
who is dintrict superintendent of
the Dallas distriet of th® Nazarene
church, will be here today and L -
A Eood crowd waded through the
mud and cold to attend the revival
meeting at the Presbyterian chapel
latnight. R?v. Crouch brought a
thinking message on the subject.
"Three Men Who Seldom Go to
Church."
In the Bible reading contest one
little girl reported reading ninety
chapters. Including the entire books
o Genesis and Exodus. Others had
read a great deu! during the past 24
hours. The contest will continue
throughout the week. The choir
sang lustily, accompanied by the pi-
ano and cornet and a trombone.
Signs announcing the meeting
have been placed at strategic points
in north Orange and it is said that
Increase in attendance is expected a®
th® week advances
TU18A, Okla., Mar. 22. - While
Jimmy Marts, who was shot two
MUSKOGEF, Okla. Mar 22. —
Whether or not Walter Pitta, ’and
George FlagK. Muskogee «tty detec-
tives. charged with manslaughter in
the death of Ernest •risp. Texas war
veteran, will be bound over to dis-
trict court for trial, is to he decided
here Thursday.
Crisp died, the state charges, as
the result of -third degree" treat
ment during a night in the jail jail
church, corner of Polk and Marksc
streets. He will remain over and
preach on Wednenday and Thursday
evenings at this church also.
The visiting churchman in making
a regular tour of his district at this
time. A cordial invitation is extend-
ed the public to attend these ser-
vices by the pastor. Rev. M M Low-
ery.
A total of 20 new members were
received into the church during the
!■ days revival meeting held at
this church, according to the pas-
tor. There were 50 converts re-
ported. The preaching and song
services were conducted by Rev. J.
Warren Lowman and wife.
The building, which will cost in
the neighborhood of $10,000, will
be composed of brick and concrete
and will include Louw- elass rooms
Bids are to be opened on March Bl.
when th® contract will be awarded,
provided the bids are congidered
within reason.
Plans and-speciQcntions hgVe been
available for neveral gays at the of.
fice of Mias Allie Eland, county
#chool superintendent.
trustee election thnt will be held in
all of the common school districts
on the first Saturday in April.
In a few ot the school districts, it
la admitted that there is genuine
rivalry manifesting itself among the
patrons who have their outstanding
choice® for trustee material. Thia
Id true with reference to the Me-
lewis school district where the pa-
trona have been somewh divided
ver th- equestion of where the new
folfool building will be locatd.
murio -if.*c i* mm lib. brokers, have been evading the duty
"HEIR mothers do not like to of paying a revenue tax heretofore
4 have them working and playing and that there are instance, in the
|in such public quarters and their natte now where these men are po01-
'handicraft work demands more space ing funda with which to fght the
than a email office affords. Hence, effort to colleet from them.
the building. I Thos® who loan on wage assign-
w bow At. "2a., A I menu and on kitchen and household
—OW did they get it? The Com-furnitshings, are rightfully in the
#- munity Chest allowe members clans of loan brokers, according to
to make outside campaigns for the views of Grafton.
TWO MEN HELD.
Two men held here ugsterday by
the rlty police departmgt, follow-
ing their arrest at the Vrquest of
Louisiana officers, were Aten into
custody late yestday aftlkoon by
officer at lake Charles.
AUSTIN, Mar. 22. — Two full
pardons with reminion of fines, one
parole and two restorations of citi-
zenship were granted today, by Gov.
ernor Dan Moody. a total of five
clemency proclamations, the largest
number issued by the governor in
any one day since his inauguration
Full pardons were granted w L.
Brown, and Joe Frown, youths eon-
victed in Lubbock in two theft <ases
with fines of "$25 and 90 days in
each case J. T Reed, convicted in
Ellis cuonty, in four liquor law
cases, with sentence of one year in
each case, was ranted a general pa:
role because his physical condition
would not permit hin transfer to the
pen.
The various school teachers and
pupils of this county are looking
forward with much interest to com-
pletion of the annual meeting of the
interscholastic league which will be
held at the Prairie View school house
next Friday night and Saturday.
The events including essays, de-
bates and extemporaneous speeches
will be held on Friday night. This
promises to be a very interesting
affair, inasmuch as the rural schools
are nald to be 100 per cent enlisted.
The athletic events will take place
at the Mime place on the following
high school has
vessel of its
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22-Bear-
ing the bodies of four dead, and
BB aboard III from infuenza, and 11
III with mumps, the U. R. A. trans-
port Chateau Thierry today was pro-
ceeding under forced draft for Ran
The steam tug Propeller, owned
and operated by the firm of Ruder-
man & Young of Port Arthur, is on
th® ways at the Weaver & Ron ship
urd undergoing repairs This ves-
sel is an axistant to the fug Mes-
ne j « ® . m him two or three times ’ don’t shut
Bids Listed For I dat doah and that when Harmon
_. elosed it, he fired, but denied that
Buildino nt Schonl he ahot ki Harmon. Hr de-
—MH8 UI -cnool acribrd hla night from the smoke-
Honen At । h"“*‘‘ as he ran through thr nela
• auE AL —Y press and extracted th. empt» ahell out
______ I of hla shetgun near where ha eroms-
Contractors ar. mine bids for th. ed the fence. Re alno told ot hay-
contract ol build th. Lttie Cypress I inK ceaned his zun with a rag which
school houme about nve miles north I he threw down. Th. empty shell
of Oran*, on th. Oran*, and Dew- I and the raE had boenpreviourly
eyvile highway. advertimements fur found by <•>» ofTicera.
bids on thia contract have Junt been I In quentloning the negro about
ordered publtshed. I hla conduct when th. arrent was
VETERANS DEATH Bible Reading Is
Revival’s Feature
I For Presbyterians
I een acclaimed a "second Schumann-
Heink" by Giorgio Polacco, musical
director of the Chicago Civic Op-
era company. Rhe can sing nearly
three octaves. Polacco calls her
voke "one in a thousand."
road and then engaged the British
in brief list ties
At least 10 of the Chnieme were
killed and two of the British, mem-
bers of the Durham battalion were
wounded. Rcures of northern sol-
diers were killed and wounded at
the North station. Three British
soldiers were reported to have been
killed
Flames licked into the chapel na-
tive district all day and it was im.
ponsible to estimate the damave
Looting in the Chinese city contin-
ued Mobs were active Approxi-
mately 15,000 Chinese demonstrated
in the recreation ground in the cen-
terof the international settlement.
French marines broke up a dem-
onstration of students, of Aurora
university.
The students demanded that this
Jesuit school be renamed Run Yat
Sen university in honor of the Can-
tonese leader who died two years
ago.
James Guv Wilhite, of Orange,
aged alut 34 > •ars, was killed near
Angleton. Texas, last Runday In an
automobile wrock. The body arriv-
ed here +his morning over the
Southern Pacific railroad and was
taken to the Ort me ver k Ron under-
taking parlois to er held pending
funeral arrangements, which had
not been complted this afternoon.
The deceased was said to have
been employed by a construction con-
cern in the vicinity of Angleton. He
is survived by his, uldnw. four t hil-
dren, hi* father, James H. Wilhite,
of Orange, and several brothers and
sisters
lence. His home
farmers know how to grow the best
stuff. That it took real quality to
win the prlae, was the emphatic
declaration of Ellisor, who fold how
closely the exhibits were scored by
agricultural experts.
There was plenty of competition,
too, according to Ellisor, who said
that two of the districts ut the state
were represented by profeasional ex-
hibitors. one of whom, a Mr. Whit-
aker, had just returned from Phila-
delphia. Pm., where he spent aix
months exhibiting products of the
Panhandle country. Whitaker paid
Ellisor and southeast Texas a vary
high compliment in a public address
at a banquet given during the show.
Ellisor believes that this part of
Texas is now in position to realize
wonderful benefits from a publicity
campaign in behalf of its agrieul-
tural posnibilitios since the signal
winning made at Fort Worth.
There were on an average of 45,-
000 people passing through thegates
Into the great exposition grounda oc-
cupied by the fat stock show, ac-
cording to Ellisor, who said that the
show this year from every stand-
point was better than it ever was
before.
warmen
" Tonight and wedneldn) mair, 1 4
;; warmer. Lzha to mnoderat to ♦
ertyto bouthorty windu. ;
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____________________________ . '1 /o,
on arrest for alleged drunkenness,
althe uzh subsequent examination
showed no traces of alcoholism
The defense maintains Crisp’s
death was the result of his own vio-
the better we like Orange/' was the
message wired to the club today by
President Dave Neison and Secretary
Byron Simmonm, delegates to the an-
nual district Rotary conference at
Greenville.
The next meeting will be in
charge of George D. Jone®.
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The Orange Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 224, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 22, 1927, newspaper, March 22, 1927; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1443839/m1/1/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.