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The Washington times., 1926-06-15

ter whether you
are In swimming,
playing tennis or
hiking In the, hot
sun. you viii be
sure Of q couture
that viii be pre-
sentable and be-
coming under any
circumstances. It
is a great COM
fort in the sum.
naertinne. A n d
while you are
having 1t done
ycu might a. wei,
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Quented very much
untiI just now but
now 4veryone ii
noclsin9 out there
mornings and after.
Moons. too.
For people living
in the hotel It II
most ideal. For resi-.
dents Of other parts
Oe the city it Is most
accessible, easily
reached by motor.
bus or trolley. Mem.
t.~-t.f,. fsSr31a are oh.
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available place, 80 that you may e.
sure yourself Of q perfect result.
Robert-of Paris enjoys most euvl-
able reputation for work Of all kinds
and for permanent waving Ia pafticu-
lar The only permanent / have ever
had / had done there, and Il was q
beauty. and to give my hair q smart
flat wave Is certainly an achievement.
because It is 90 very thick and in
clined TO stand out IN every direction.
nue. and the telephone number Is North
2776.
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

which could scarcely Be improved upon.
One time or another every one has
encountered beauty shop which
seemed to be fairly dizzy with con.
fusion, 60 that when you left you
were not sure whether you had been
benefited or harmed by the hour or
so spent In the establishment. In Peg
zella's the atmosphere Is 30 absolutely
restful that q more joyful experience
could not be wished for.
Pezxella prices are higher than many
places. but every one seems quite will
ing to pay them. The permanent wav-
ing done In this salon 10 famous, -
every one knows.
Next week I have some special bar.
gains to tell you about which know
Uill interest you very much. Hats
ana gowns mostly. but some other
things, too.
haa..aa....4AS-,
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

OF one III SOAHS
places.
For SIS IN the
N 9 " DreSg
Shoppe you may
select from .
great assortment
Of frocks Of
printed silk,
geor9ettes q nd
other cool mate.
rails all In the
loveliest col or.
ings And the
aynaptaak faAh.
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

view Terrace, Newport, and Will
take part ii the various events
planned for the Swedish CrcWn,
Mrs. Robert ". Fleming was
hostess 1t luncheon yesterday IN
the roof garden Of the New willard.
MA
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. f. Reynolds
Hit are expected tomorrow at New.
port where they have taken the
Breton villa on Gibson Avenue FOR
the summer.
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

IN the Hotel Roose-
welt. In his new and
luxurious location at.
1113 Conn &c I lieut.
avenue, his regular
patrons are enjoying
to the utmost the
breezy quiet ROOMS
W hic b distinguish
his salon.
It is . great COM
fort to be able TO
have the most per.
feet work obtainable
- Murronn fv9ra
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

The British Ambassador and Lady
YsabeIla Howard are guests es Mrs.
John Al. Gade st her home IA New
York to remain until Lady Isabella
sails for Europe.
Yesterday Sir James Elder, re-
firing Australian commissioner to
the United States, and Lady Elder
gave j luncheon at the Plaza Tor
Sir Esnae and Lady Isabella How
ard. The other guests were the
British consul general In New
York, Sir Harry Gloster Arm
strong and Lady Armstrong. Sir
James and Lady Elder will sail for
Europe next month on their way
% their home III Australia.
The ambassador Of Japan, Mr..
aEatsudaira. left town yesterday eve
ning cor Springfield. III, where he
win attend 3 luncheon to be given
~ the Midday Luncheon Club
Thursday.
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IN WASHINGTON
on WAY 10 FORT HOWARD

Major ana Mrs. j. Duncan I'll.
lott and their son, Duncan Elliott.
II, arrived in washington today
from Fort Lsavsnowrth. Kan.
where they have been stationed ana
are temporarily 1T the Anchorag &c.
Major Elliott has been transferred
Is duty 1T Fort Howard, Nd. He
was afafioned ii WAahingtof for
The Washington times., 1926-06-15
.rARrsr csENRvIEvE:

Last night we HAD q little din.
tl6r party on one Of the most a&trac.
tive roofs In washington. There were
80 many filn1y colorful frncks and bic
cool.looI!ng hats that one was happy
to realize that summer ana warm
balrny nights had come At last
Because the hot weather has been ~
bit delayed ia arriving all shops find
themselves with lots and lots OF charm
ing thin frocks ana hats which they
are selling At prices 80 small you can
scarcely believe your eyes
All along Connecticut Ave. ID every
sort of shop, there are bargains this
week. Reduced prices greet you IN
every window 30 that shoppiiS il more
than the usual JOY ana pleasure.
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Buy Too or
Three Thin Frocks

:. -S-nnneItici,t Ave, ana then realize
that Won have scarcely spent the price
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Wrdm1sn Park
Nqf,Il,1n7lnQ DOL

lis coming into it, usual popularity
this week. While It has be<n open
for some time, it hes nit been ire
The Washington times., 1926-06-15

five years ana ne ana hts chaxfaine
vile lave many friends here
49,
Mayor and Mrs. William B. III.
Iison. Of johnson city, Tenn. are
guests for feM days cf his br6th6r.
DR.. Everest NJ. Ellison, having
been called to Washington BY the
death Of Mrs. Everett u. Ellison.
additional Society News On PAGE
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Haircut
BIZ PesSeH0'

distinction Pezxella has been famous
IN washington for years. was formerly
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NJ hat to Do
AboUt Ones Hair

need not be problem II you just
simply decide to have q permanent
wave and have it over. Then no mat,
The Washington times., 1926-06-15
DATE CHOSEN FOR
@WAeHINGTON BALL"

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock announces
that on the anniversary Of Gen.
George Washington's wedding day.
January s, a bali will be given at
the MayftoWer, to be known as the
WASHINGTON BAH. II will be man.
aged by a number or prominent 80
ciety women whose names will be
announced at a later date. One of
the features Of the entertainment
Will be a reception to the bride and
groom OF long ago, and many historic
ana novel features will be intro
duced.
+
Mrs. Ed. Winfield Spencer has
left Washington. to make a series
Of visits In New England.
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W ED TODAY,
WILL SAIL
FOR
Jay G. Hayden Marries
Mrs. Loretta Z. Pincher;
Simple Ceremony

The wedding Of Mrs. Loretta q.
Pitcher and Jay g. Hayden took
place At noon today at the home
of the formers brother and sister
tn-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Love
Taylor, 1t 3505 Woodley I'd. with
only the members Of the two fanai.
Hes present and q Few friends. The
Rev. DR.. John G. Palmer, pastor
oG the washington Heights Presby-
terrain Church, OBLIGATED.
The bride was goWned IN IN
afternoon model Of ecru filet lace
made on straight lines with which
she wore . picture hat Of ecru-
oolored straw and carried . bouquet
Of yellow roses and lilies Of the
valley.
Following the ceremony there
was. luncheon, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Hayden left for Van
couyer. British Columbia, whence
they win sail on June "a for Japan.
They will travel in the Orient. un-
u late in the autumn returning to
Washington the latter part Of De.
eember. They will make their
home at 1924 Twentieth st.
Mr.. Hayden Il the WASHINGTON
correspondent for the Detroit News.
Mrs. Hayden was formerly q resi-
dent OF Tennessee, but has lived
~ Washington for several years.
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Evening star., 1926-04-15
Children's Wear

-Childrens Bath Robes in the
plain colors of tan. blue. and
rose with collars and cuffs of
plaid in contrasting color.
Finished with cord. Sizes 10 to
16 years. 1895 value @O o.
--Childre MS RlouSes Of cotton
pou"Ctte. with pleatinc around
collars and down front. Tan.
only. Sizes 6 tn - years. AOo
Csc value. Each. ..
Pleated PonGette skirts. made
'' on waist, t., 81 Sizes ''S,,l" l." to to- II 70c
-Children's w hite Sateen
Bloomers Sizes to l. OOo
years. Special ATT.
-Children's Drawer Waists.
Sizes to II years. Spe- 2Qc
cl2l at .......
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Gloves

-Women's $3.50 Slip.on I'm
ported Glace Kid Gloves, with
embroidered backs. Black with
white. mode, gray and white
with black. Sizes 5a S2 80
to IN. A pair. ..... ~~'o|
Strap wrist and Novelty-cuff
Fabric Gloves, with heavy
stitched backs. Mode, brown,
beaver. gray and black. 40,
Sizes sig tos. A pair.
Women's &1.00 Washable Fab
ric Gloves. with fare and turn
down cuffs. Heavy embroidered
backs. Mode. gray. white, aire-
dale. skin. covert and beaver.
Sizes 512 to s. A pair. TO-
Friday ...... &c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Here Comes Bargain Day Again-At Kann's
Furniture

PA Folding Card Tables. ma
hogany finish. Top covered with
green leatherette. Fold com
pactly. Regularly &7 o.
s3.45. Special, each. W
a White Enameled Bassinets,
with high sides and good springs.
Rubber tired wheels. Slightly
marred. Regularly Cd Or
$5.95. Special, each. "
kann's-FOurth Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Knit Underwear

800 Women's Rayon Chemise
in bodice style. Lace trimmed.
Flesh, peach and orchid. QOo
Size 3s only. Each. 49,. w
-Children's Pajama Check
Waist Suits. Open leg
style. Broken sizes. 4 70
suit
-Women's Light weight Cotton
Ribbed Vests, in bodice and
built.up shoulder styles. o.
Broken sizes. Special. ca. ooC
3 for S1.0O.
Women's Rayon Sport Bloom.
ers with plain or ribbed shirring
at knees. Broken col. CT eO
ors and sizes. Pair. %IsO1
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Neckwear

Panel lengths of hemstitched
wolfe in cascade effects-sonne
with narrow val lace: also geor.
gette pieatings-in blue. IN.
tan and white. A length A1C
An assortment of Neckwear
left from our recent sales. and
including vestees. collar and
cum sets, collars, etc. 79c 81.
TO $1.00 values. Choice - &C
= Rayon Shawl, slightly
soiled. Blue, with painted
s9~er.' for ..... sll.s' value $6.85
kann 'S=Sfreet Elnnr
Evening star., 1926-04-15
FlOOrcOverings

20 Crex and Fiber Rugs,
size 41ax712 ft. Were
$50 and s7.45' $2.95
--l2 De Luxe Crex Rugs, size
$3.50. Special, ca. @ A)C
3 Extra Heavy All-fiber Rugs.
size size, sAx1oha it, $l2.45
20 Fiber Rugs, size sx9 ft.
Were s6.95. Special S3 Ok
each ............
20 Fiber and Grass Rugs, size
sxs ft, Were slo.5o. $7.05
Each ............
4 Velvet Rugs, size 9x12 TT.
WI, Were $50 $685. spe' $26.05
10 10 Deitox Rugs, size sx1o
#. Were $3.50 1906
Each .............
i Fiber Rugs, size SAXloh
#. Were $3.50. $0.75
Special, each. ,......
$ Fiber Rugs, size 9xl2 IT,
Were 1926. Special $6,05
each ...............
a Printed Brussels Rugs, size
s;sah ssl1 IT. Were sl2'''' $8.05
--6 Seamless Velvet Rugs, size
81. shx!oh #. We're S24.95
$685.. Special at. ~~
s-Thicd F'looH
Toys
. Automobiles that have
been used as floor samples
Slightly marred. Regularly
$500. Spec CCC EO
eacn ...........
. Automobiles. floor samples.
Slightly marred. Reg
nlsrly ss'''S. Sl7.48
i Automobile. floor sample.
Slightly marred. Regularly
$3.50 Special $24.75
kann s-F'ourth Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
.Jewelry

A lot of Imported Necklaces
and long chains. Origi- S0o
nally 81 to SO. Choice. wv
Odds and ends of Jewelry con
sisting of pins, bracelets, loo
etc. Choice ...........
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
HOmefttings

so Star Brand Porch Shades.
it. wide. Green and %1 00
brown. $5.45 grade, ca. % TsOo
A table lot of Curtain and
Drapery Remnants. 35c 1Oc
to csc grades. A yard.
100 Cretonne Pillows, in as
sorted shapes and colorings.
CSC to $1.45 grades. zoo
Each ................
so Washable Nearlin Couch
Covers, 90 inches wide. regula-
ton length; s2'4S $l.85
$50 pairs Ruffled MarQuisette
Sash Curtains, ACC grade. CQc
A pair
so Screen Doors. filed with
fine black wire cloth. Walnut
stain finish. Sizes 30x18
and aexso inches $l.60
Each ...............
-s5 Screen Doors. filed with
fine black wire cloth. Vanished,
hardwood finish. Sizes 30X7S
and 32xso inches. &C 80
Special,
300 Knock down Sliding
Screen Frames, soc to 1Oc
csc grades. Each. .....
-135 Fancy Ratine Cushions in
assorted colors. CSC COc
grade. Each ........
80 Cretonne Bar Harbor Chair
Cushion Sets. ssorte&
colors. $500 values. S11C
- bolts Marquisette Curtain
Materials, in blocked ef- 1&c
fects. 25c grade. A yd. c
Is pairs Blocked Marauisette
Curtains. with ruffled borders.
valance and tie backs. QQc
$t.25 grade. Pair ..
lis pairs Ruffled Marquisette
Curtains. blocked and striped
effects, valance and tie
backs. $2.95 grade. &1 "a
1d1T
A table lot of Curtains. ORA
peries. etc. $500 to CT 0O
$500 grades. Choice %A'oO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Art Goods
An assortment of Stamped
Pieces. including children's
dresses. buffet sets. 1S.inch cen
terpieces, towels. etc. 1Eo
Special. each. ....... c~
Stamped 5-piece Luncheon
Sets of blue and white ging-
hams; card table covers; 34.in.
white centerpieces and 1Sx50-in.
scarfs to match centers. 90
Choice
Kann S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

Sa only. including overhlouse
and tuck-in styles. in white. and
colored voiles, broa dcloth.
slightly mussed. also broken
sizes. Values from s1.95 OOc
to $2.95. Friday, each.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Hosiery

500 pairs Women's Silk and
Rayon Hose. Seconds. Seam
less feet. Seam up the back.
Broken sizes and colors. COc
A pair ......
500 pairs Women'S Cotton
Hose. Pineapple weave. Perfect.
Seamless feet. Broken sizes and
colors. Regularly soc. COc
Special. pair. r...........
225 pairs Women's All over
Rayon and Silk Hose.
Sizes broken in the U1 M
light colors. A pair.
400 pairs Women's Full-fash'
iOned SILK Hose. Radmoor
make. Broken colors and sizes.
:, Formerly s5 81 tl'S' and $l.45
'ss-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
White Goods

32-inch White Shirting Ma
dras in an attractive striped
pattern. A splendid wear 2Oc
ing quality. Special. yard NV
-36.inch White Rajah SuitinG
for boys blouses and suits. \
good weight and splendid wear
ing quality. Special, QOc
yard ............... nv
'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

500 Cotton and Wolfe Novelty
Colored Handkerchiefs. Soiled
and some seconds. Regularly
Imoo,ai lSc and iSc' 3 for 25c
kann's Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
DOmestics

-90X99-in. Sheets, exceptionally
good quality sheets. made from
round thread sheetina. strictly
perfect, and regularly priced at
$500. Only 100 to (1 IN
sell tomorrow at. ca. %A'cO
--Pillowca ses, good quality. reg.
ulation size 45x36 inches. all
perfec ecial, CSo
each ......
--36-in.. 1907. Canvas. cut from
the full piece: regularly soc
a yard. Special Friday, 0Oo
yard .................. NV
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Housewares

= Aluminium Percolators.
Rochester brand; Soup size.
Cold water type: suction valve.
Slight seconds. Reg @1 OQ
ularly s3.4s. Each. ~A'|O
5 Nickeled Perco tors.
Rochester brand Soup size.
Slight seconds. Regu- $7.00
larly S3.49. EACH. %A
--1-pint cans of Bono. a splen-
did disinfectant. Regu IOc
larly 75c. Special, pint ~
Pure Aluminium Percolators,
4-cup size, panel shape.
Regularly 79c. Spe SOc
cial, each. c|C
500 YARDS of White and Col
ored Table Oilcloth. 1Oc
Slight seconds. A yard ~
-25 Corrugated Ash Cans.
Reinforced. Regu- al 30
larly $2.75. Each. -. ~Ao
100 All-white Combinets.
r Regularly s1.5s. @10O
Each .............. pA'OO
An assortment of venetian
ware, including the following
pieces; 35 coffee pots. in 3-qt.
size; 90 colanders, 3s stewing
kettles, 21a a-qt. size; 25 preserv-
ing kettles. sgt. size; IS sink
strainers. all white. triangular
shape; 40 lip saucepans. 1Qc
Choice of any Friday, at O
--3-door Enamel-lined Refriger-
ators. golden oak finish, nickel
plated hardware, S5-lb. capacity.
I',s Regularly s21'ss' SITS
i Gas Range. used in demon
stra ion, semi
enameled. Regu GO OF
larly $3.50, for. @O1'1O
Il Gas Range. demonstration
model, all white. with nickel
t',h trimmings. mn nes "a Re- Reg $60.05
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

Palmolive Soap special EOc
q dozen cakes. ......
No mail or phone orders.
-Listerine: large size
bottle. Specially priced HZc
dl
--Pepsodent Tooth Paste. COc
Special Friday a tube at
Wooden back Mirrors. made to
sell for S100 to $500. E0c
Choice
An assorted lot of Toilet Soaps
imported and domestic kinds.
Regularly CSC a cake. 70c
Your choice A cake. ...
Ideal Hairhrushes. No. Sc.
Regularly s1.ss. spe- S1.OO
cial, each. .........
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Umbrellas

SIS Colored Gloria Umbrellas.
Seconds. Very slight inperfec-
tions. 10-rib styles with wooden
handles and cords. Red,
green and purple. CO o.
choice ............
Kann'S- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

One lot of remnant lengths Of
many different kinds of laces,
taken from our own stock. also
some short lengths of chiffons,
etc. Priced length from
Evening star., 1926-04-15
$l.95 Costume Slips, $l.59

collection Of dotted k and materaD
slips offered Friday this remarkably low price.
They made with deep hens. and tops trimmed with
wide lace insertion edges ribbon. White flesh
peach, nile and orchid, from which choose.
Underwear Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Notions

--G-yard pieces of Isle Elastic.
White only. a inch wide. 7Oo
A piece
Assorted lot of Sanitary
Aprons. Regularly CSC To-
and soc. Each ...... ~
Baby Pants. Seconds of 25c
and soc qualities. Your IN.
CIOlCe
Wash Cloths--seconds Of
d,s, loG kind spe- 4 for Zoe
Laundry Bags of good quail
ity cretonne. Regularly QEo
soc. Special, each. 500. c1c
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Luggage

Luggage
Small lots of luggage slightly
marred from display.
. Regular size Wardrobe
Trunks. Regularly &1Q M
$25. Special. each. % AoOo
a Regular size Wardrobe
Trunks. Regularly COO OO
$50. Special. each. %~o'"O
3 Standard size Wardrobe
Trunks. Regularly cog 0O
S35. Special. each. %~o'Oo
: Standard size Wardrobe
Trunks. Regularly @QQ 00
S47.50. Special. ed. %s1c'OV
= Extra size Royalrohe
alcn Trunks. Special $4,000
IS Black Enamel Duck Suit
Cases. with leather corners.
swinging handles and double
locks. 24-inch sizes. @1 40
Special. each ...
kann' 's-Third Floor.
Linens
Pure Belgian Linen Table
Sets. consisting of cloth size
54x54 and six 17-inch napkins to
: match. Fancy stripe borders Of
pink and lavender. A cd OK
set
--45-inch Pure Linen Luncheon
Cloths. A nice heavy weight
linen with fancy color border
patterns. Special. @1 M
Part Linen Dish Towels.
hemmed ready for use. Made of
nice quality absorbent towel
ing with blue and 1OKo
red borders. Each. A~ ~
Eann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
Girdles. Etc.

ia Odd Girdles. discontinued
models of Binner, Stylish Stout,
La Pre- ier and Nine.
Lyra. s11.00 values. CE OO
IL Binner Girdles of brocade
and elastic. with satin tops.
Discontinued model. @N -
1880 value for. -. we
Ia Treco Girdles Of fancy
striped material. Hook side.
elastic tops and sides
$500 value. Special, @O 90
is Clingaround Girdles of fine
pink satinette. Elastic top and
sides. Lightly boned. CD az
$3.50 value for. %' "a
IL American Lady and Nine.
Lyra Lace-back Corsets. Long
model. $500 value. Cd Az
Special. each ...... %C.FO
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

odd pieces of Colored Braids of
wool, silk and narrow colored
bead fringe. CSC to 79c 71c
values Special. yard.
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15
SC to $500


kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-15
BlOuses

kann's Street Floor.
Evening star., 1926-04-15

Black and Coiorcd Hand
bags and Strap back Books
that show signs OF handling.
otherwise in good condition,
a real bargain for Friday.
kann street Floor
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-26
WORKSTARTED
ON 5. P. Line
Contract Awarded For
Extension From
Falfurrias

Work on the Southern Pacific ex-
tension from Falfurrias TO the Lower
Rio Grande Valley started this morn
ing at FalfUrrias. The contract for
construction or the first unit was
awarded Saturday to the Harris Con-
struction Company Of III Paso and
Houston. and Eugene Harris. who will
be in active charge Of the work. has
established his headquarters NJ Fall
furrias.
a large part If the material is on
the ground. ana the first construc-
tion crew was assembled this morn
ing. Work On the grade Will be
pushed ~ rapidly ~ possible Con
tracts for additional units will be
awarded this week. according to re-
ports from Edinburg.
Officials Of the Southern Pacific
estimated that approximately ninety
days would be rquired To complete
the line between Edinburg and Fall
furrias, and the prediction was made
in Ecinburg that trains would ~ op-
Grating into that city by November |.
The new line of the Southern Pa
cific will extend direct from Falfur-
HAS TO Edinburg. branching at that
point, one branch "a run TO HarlnGen
and the other 10 Hidalgo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-26
CREACERSAYS
RECULARSWI
Organization Victory
Is Claimed Here BY
Committeeman

+. Il. Creagcr. national republican
committeeman from Texas, today re-
fused to comment on the result Of
the republican primaries III the
fourteenth congressional district
where Congressman Harry Wurzbach
opposed the state machine with candi-
dates Of his own, other than to say
that the vote there was comparative
~ light.
Wurzbach's efforts TO capture the
state organization were a. futile a.
we expected them to be-" Mr. Creag-
er said. Il am very much gratified
IT the number Of counties in which
republican primaries were held. Pri-
maries were held in over 200 coun-
ties and give the regular organiza-
tion an overwhelming control Of the
party machine of the state. ! am
very gratified also at the vote given
H. II. Haines, organization candidate,
as compared with the vote cast for
I. +. Scott, the Wurzbach factions
candidate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-07-26
ON
RESICNA TION
TO Be ISSUED
Bailey Co n f erin g
With Gov. Ferguson
Rel a tive to Cam
paign Challenge

AUSTIN, Texas. July 26.-tP)-The
decision Of whether Governor Miriam
A. Ferguson will resign under the
terms OF the Ferguson-M Moody wager
on the outcome az the democratic
primaries. will be made tocay. This
was determined when former United
States Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey
OF Dallas. said that ~ would make 4
statement al o'clock Monday night
on the que tion
When former Senator Bailey was
toll that IL was understood that he
was here to urge Governor Ferguson
70 resigs he said:
They do not have to be urged"
The former senator. Il friend of
former Governor James r. Ferguson
and the governor for many years.
said the conference ~ would hold
would bc late. He did not say with
whom tho conference will be held.
but was sitting across the hall from
Ferguson state campaign headquar-
ters at a hotel when interviewed.
Although the former governor could
not be reached. the governor was
cheerful az the executive offices and
said that She was tired III the mourn
ers and that the outcome Of the
democratic primaries did not worry
her. She did not concede defeat.
I've been in campaigns before ana
Jim has been defeated" the govern
OF said. Everybody can't win An
election. Somebody has TO lose. 4
lot Of these people think that this
j. my first experience IN politics.
Well I've in them for more than
ten years with my husband and we
have had our ups and Gowns"
The woman chief executives chal-
lenEe IN her opening speech Of her
campaign was that Attorney General
Dan Moody, apparently the success
iul candidate for governor. reign if
she led MIN $4,000 votes III the first
democratic primary. and that she
would resign if Moody received one
mere vote than she. Reports indi-
cate Moody has Il majority.