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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
BILL 10 SETTLE
Rail DISPUTES
Railroad Labor Board
Abolition is Being
Considered

WASHINGTON. Mar. The Wat
sor Parker bill 90 set un new mcihod.
~ settling railroad labor disputes wr.
passed today by the housc
The measure which now goes 10 the
senate. would provide for abolition oi
the railroad labor board
Final action was taken after the house
had defeated 292 20 Is n motion hy Rep
resentative Blanton. Democrat. Texas. ~
send the bill back u the commerce com
mittce with in~, ~,ructicns 20 provide for
enlarging the powers Of an emergency
board. which the measure provides a-
4 last resort in settlement of disputes.
The vote was 3Si 20 l3. Those voting
against the bin included Blanton. Dem
ocrat. Texas; Garner. Democrat. Texas
and Garrett. Democrat. Tennessee.
Representative Blanton rovei to re-
commit after the Democratic leader,
Representative Garrett. Tennessee. had
decided such a move would be uselos
on his part because Il would not achieve
the end desired of incorporating an
amendment. protecting the public
against Un~arranted rate increases"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
BEARS RAIDINC
STOCK MARKET
Backing of Bankers Fails
TO Stop Decline in
New York Pools

NEW YORK. \. Y. March Violent
fluctuations in stock prices today re-
Elected struggle between opposing
speculative forces for control Of the
market.
Alarmed by last weeks drastic de-
clines i'll several specialties. ranging
from about p 20 ; points in American
Brake Shoe. Foundation company an!
New York Gamers. banking groups took
over the holdings Of distressed pools
and brought about temporary rallies
which bolstered the rest of the market.
With the marking up Of the call money
rate to IL per cent. however, bear
traders launched another savage attack.
driving many prominent industrial stocks
down five to thirteen points 70 low
levels for the year
Among the issues which were hardest
hit were Woolworth. Remington Type
writer, Commercial Solvents "A. Sears
Roebuck. Kelsey Wheel. Case Threshing
Machine, United Drug. Coca Cola, Allied
Chemical and Postum Cereal. Early
gains IN American Can. General Electric
Unted States Cast Iron Pipe ani other
pivotal issues also were cancelled.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
TO Build FINE
BALLPARK HERE
Playing Field to be Re-
modelled; BIeachers to
Be Erected

That Brownsville will have one Of the
best ball parks IN the Valley was stated
this morning by President Bob Well.
of the Brownsville baseball club of tho
Valley league.
The park will ~ enclosed with a rer
ulation size board fence and the grand
stand viii be remodeled. and bleachers
erected
Mr. Wells believes with these i'm
provCments. along with the rclayng q.
the playing field will put Brownsville in
class hy itself along this line.
"This u one ~ the first things VIZ
had in mind" said Mr.. Wells. "wher
we started out 20 put Brownsville on the
baseball map. The playing field will ~
brought closer 70 the grandstand and
otherwise rcrnodeled."
Work on these improvements will be
started sometime this week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
COL. JOHNSTOPS
funeral TODAY
Former Senator, Editor
of Houston Post,
Dies Sunday

HOUSTON. Tex. Mar l.-Funcral SER
vices for Colonel Ricnzi Melville John
ston. former United States senator and
FOR many ycars editor i'll chief OF thc
Houston Post. who died Sunday, will
be held this afternoon after the body
has laid in state in the First PreshTtr-
riaa church for four hours.
Brief private services for relatives
and active pail bearers will TIE held Al
noon AZ the house. after which the body
will he taken to the church where public
services will be held at O'Clock. Burial
will be in Glenwcod cemetery.
Hundreds Of messages bearing express
sions Of sorrow and sym athy have beer
received by members Of tho family from
friends throughout the United States
including newspaper men, leaders of
Democratic party. senators, congress
men, governors and men in all walk
Of life.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
ON
ROADISNAMED
Boca Chica Right Of Way
To Be Secured by
Be Group

The county commissioners this morn
nE appointed committee f0r the nur-
pose of securing the right az way for
the road project to Boca Chica and j;
will 10 to work immediately an this
busincsa Apo onted hy the commits
siencrs we're S. q. Tucker, Harbert Dav-
export. X. II. Rcnttro and J. b. Scott.
Land will hc secured for part of the
twenty-five mile stretch and bids will
be asked soon for the construction OF
the road.
District Clerk John Scanlan was voted
mn cN-officio salary ~ Sl25 a month,
this remuneration being retroactive in
that IL took effect January |. This sal
ary will continue in cf nitclv.
County Judge Oscar q. Daney was
back or the job Monday morning after
hi recent attack ~ influence and pre-
sided over the commissioners court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
PAIR CONFESSES
FATAL SHOOTING
OF DALLAS Man
Separate Courts Reach
Verdicts in Two Min
utes; Electro cution
Set for April z
fRy Tire Associated Press.l


DALLAS, Tex, March L.
Sentences of death in the electric
chair were imposed on S. "A. and
Snap Robinsin, negro BROTH
ers who pleaded guilty in stimuli
taneous trials here today to muir
dering Officer NJ. Isbell, Dalla-,
motorcycle officer, whom tf
confessed to shooting fpan
automobile load of Tey rio
negroes February A. X
Only two minutes were required foI
Il verdict in the s. A. Robinson case.
while the trial Of his brother was near
IN a. brief. There was no threat Of
violence. Isbell's widow, bride Of
five months was one of the witnesses
in the s. A. Robinson case. The states
main testimony was from Officer Wof-
ford. Isbell's riding partner. who said
he saw Isbell chasing a red car and
heard him order the, driver to the curb.
shot came moment later and he
saw Isbell fall from his motorcycle. he
said.
The negroes were sentenced to be-
electrccuited early on the morning OF
April 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Fair and somewhat cool
er tonight and Tuesday.
For Fast Texas: Fair and colder to-
night. Tuesday fair: colder in south
east portion. Moderate TO fresh norther-
ly winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions.
The weather was generally fair 70
clear over the western half, and part
" cloudy to cloudy over the eastern half
of the United States at the morning OBJ
servation. Apparently no measurable
precipitation occurred anywhere in the
country within the last % hours. Tenn
pcratures were seasonable TO above nor
NAL practically throughout the United
States and the Canadian Northwest this
morning.
The lowest temperature last night NJ
Texas stations ranged from 36 at ANA
rillo to so at Corpus Christi and Calves
ton
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
FARMER HANGS SELF
IN IOWA JAIL CELL
tBy The Associated Prcssl

FAIRFIELD, Iowa. March Rather
than ~ face a first degree murder in-
dictment for the alleged staying OF Sam
McNccsc, Ia, named hy his daughter
a. her betraycr. Louis Brucy, 50 farm
er. welcomed death yesterday by hang
ing himself in his cell
Trial of Bruey was to have started
tomorrow. He Ind been brooding since
his Indictment last Friday, said his sis
ter. Mrs. Fred Raible, VINO Wis ted him
a few hours before his body was found
suspended by two knOttcd towels In the
county jail here.
The machinery Of justice is az rest
and attorneys far bpth defense and
prosecution can iay aside events Of De
cember last, when McNeese was sum
moned 40 the Bruey home ami shot Do
death Ne sat IN chair and admitted
that intimate relations had existed be-
tween himself and Bruey's Ia year Old
daughter
Bruey's plea was 20 have been tenn
porary insanity. After his wife's death
year ago, members Of his family said
he had shown signs of breakdown.
Neighborhood GOSSIP of the relation.
between McNeese and his daughtei
reached Bruey On the night Of Decem-
ber , and led directly To the shooting
the next morning. Bruey notified auth
critics and McNeese's parents Of tbs
slaying
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
'LOCARNO MAKES
FOR SECURITY.
BRAND STATES
Declares Isol alton Is
Prevented by Pacts
Signed by Nations at
London Parleys
nv The Associated Prcss.l


PARIS. Mar If France had no,
sigrcd the I.ocarno security pact and
arbitration treaties. she would one day
have found herself isolated in the III y
Of an alliance between Soviet Russia and
Germany, Premier BRAND told the cham
Der OF deputies today. during debate oE
the Locar,o ratification bill
"Locarno was imposed by events" the
premier said He emphasized that
Frances security was in no wise dimiu-
ished by the Locarno accords and added
France has given proof Of her peace
ful spirit France has suffered over
much from calunnies on her alleged nil
itary intentions. She has paid dearly
for them when country is shielded
from an suspicion. just W unrust. ].
o'.sht 20 profit thereby
IF we had not had Locarno ven we'll
know what would have happened Bri
and said
Deputy Marin defied the premier 20
tell tic chamber what he meant
Il. BRAND replied: You know wei
wha. was being prepared-what negotil.
lions were under way"
II lnow," VI. Martin rtlurncI and
think England was wrong 70 tsAa tha.
altitude.
- krow what was in the way &c prep
aratinn with Moscow. and ! am sure
Enciard viii realize. but $50 late. that
she did wrong in acting the way she
did"
Later. in defending the government
policy AZ Locarno, the premier said:
we had 70 choose between military
operations and tranquility ~ the couu
try. When one smokes ones pipe be id
a powder barrel, one doesn't want it to
explode"
Two Of the deputies exchanged Dar-
winian amenities when " Martin leur-
ing the topic of Russia branched of 10
a discussion Of the danger" from Ger
many
Deputy Uhry interrupted the -praks y,
whereupon Deputy Franklin Bouilon
calculated SILENCE. you descendant ot
a monkey"
I'VE al have the same origin Wa
H. Uhry's quick retort. but if descend
from the monkey you are goirg bar1 Ivy
that state"
The chamber broke into laughter. re-
lieving the nervous tension Of nc dc.
bate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
New Rural Route is
Granted at Harlingen

HARLINGEN. Texas. Mar i.--Advices
% the Chamber of Commerce state the
efforts to secure an additional rural
route out of Harlingen had been sue
cessful the new route 70 serve 300 fam
lilies, being scheduled to start May 7.
This will assist materially in relieving a
veyr conseSted condition in the local
postoffice, which has been pushed TO
the limit to serve local patrons with the
inadequate facilities available.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
JAIL POPULATION
GROWS over WEEK

More than err average number w
prisoners are being held IN the county
Jail today with the tctal running uf
~ l20 as the result Of arrests over the
weekend. Eight arrests were made
Saturday and twenty one Sunday Nine.
ty-cirht Of tho prisoners come under
the jurisdiction of the countv ten are
held ~ federal charges. ten by the im-
migration authorities and two BY the
city.
Deputy Ted Tccl too. Iuaa lopez and
Miguel pena. indicted on lrnatit
charges, TO tho San Antonio State Hospi-
tai Friday = ght and returned to
Brownsville Sunday evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01

By Naval Radio to The Herald from
u. s. and Texas Agriculture Depart
mcnts.

Shipments Of cabbagc: Alabama 3 car
loads: Florida III. Ncis York IL. Texas
50. Wisconsin 2, others 4; total 100 in
complete
Cabbage: kansas City, s4G425 per
s6n ~ SIS: barrel and crate, few sales
al S5: st. Louis. weaker; Texas bulk to
ton. $50 to S7j; mostly SOS to $40.
Beets: Now York-Texas specials.
$3.50 to SIS; poorer as low as $500;
Gansas City -Bects firm. Texas s2.25 to
S250 ST Louis Beets steady: Texas
$l.5O to sl.75: few at s1s5; poorer,
81 I-2 -cnts &c SIPS.
Carrots: So Louis-Texas specials
sl.65 New York--Carrots, Texas spe-
cial,. si.75 TO s2.o0 few at S225, poorer
as low as $3.50. Kansas City-Carsots.
TNas spesials, si35 to siso.
Pa sings A Houston I'D % 10 a. m.
Sunday, February 2sth:
Cabbage: A total OF ~ cars destin-
ed a. follows: st. Louis N, Chicago IL.
Memphis n Pittsburgh .. Two each
!. Louisville. Kansas City, Little Rock.
Cincinnati, Boston. Ft. Worth. Dallas,
Toledo. Birmingham: Gne each Jackson.
Dallas. Cairo, Minneapolis. Monroe. Pen
saccla. Evansville. Scranton. Clarks-
vile. Philadelphia. Toronto. st. Paul.
Atlanta. Bluefield. Detroit. Cleveland.
New Orleans. Topeka. Baltimore. Du-
luth. Escanaba, Johnson City, Goldboro.
Carrots: total of . cars destined -
follows; Chicago o. New York q One
each, st. Louis. Wilkesbarrc. Milwaukee,
Continued on Page Two.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
DAN MOODY, ILL,
READING MAIL
Rally of Friends To Be
Missed by Attorney
General

AUSTIN. Tex. March Although
confred 80 his room at downtown
hotel because of severe attack of the
FLU" Attorney General pan Moody.
who mas attracted attention because or
his attacks en- highway contractors. and
who is being urgcd as candidate for
governor ordered hs mail sent irna
the capitol to him.
Moody has been under cons derahlr
strain since hc came into office January
u year ago and has taken little rccrea-
t!on. lie has indicated he will not at
tend rally ~ ~ given is his native
county " Williamson at Georgetown
Tuesday, where, hs friends say, they
will draft him for the governors race.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
ASKS
INVESTIGATION
OF PROHIBITION
Dry Enforcement Chief
Believes Non. olitical
Inquiry Would Quiet
Controversy


WASHINGTON y. C.. Mar. i.-Cre-
ation of cnmmssiur M study the gem
crai prohibition nust!or in all it. r--
ner's was proposed totry hv Assistant
Secretary Andrew III The treasury IN
charrn af drv law enforcement.
with b1th senate ana house ptenar-
ing 10 take steps 20 inquire into condi-
ior- under rrohihifior. and with wc.
ard drr organization. crrared in hit-
ter cort-oycrsv over N. Nj Andrew de-
ciarci he believed the tire had cone
for q thorough stuiy of the question in
i.s erornric. social anH other phases
Unwilling - rake an estimate " the
variou, effects 80 the law himself. the
cre'nry declared tha. il enforcement
'tas t- proceed with success some actiou
mus. be 'sl.en - quiet the public minE.
First Official Requci.
III the siS years since the eighteenth
awcudmcrt ta the constitution was
adopted no move Of similar nature
has been made bv authorized admins
tration officials. although congress ha.
been asked on numerous occasions ~
various groups to order such 2 proceed
ure
Mr. Andrews emphasized that " was
his business - enforce law rather thar
judge its benefits or advantage. ana
he suggested that the study bc left to \
commission 70 ~ appointed hv the
president. which would have trained ex-
prrts and wide inquisitorial powers Hr
thought the Investigations being pro
posed III congress would ~ helpful but
believed they would result ul.iriateiv IN
the rcco mendation for appointment of
q general commission io ~ composed rf
men az high standing and which would
be outside of the political field.
Law Not Tested
Enforcement of the law wv far. he
said. has rot been fair test Of the
working of prohibition and fair test
cannot Ia made until judiciary and
police sufficient W carry cut the law
is available.
Complaining against the continuous
agitation against the law the assist
ant secretary said this was responsible
for the social trend Of drinking. Tic
said hc hoped for the time when host
csses would apologize for serving
liquor rather than for not serving II,
which latter condition. he said. now eX-
iSts tu Y more wv less degree.
IT. added shat If Improvement ~ en-
forcemcnt continues on lis present ha-
sis time soon would come when the host
tss would apologize for the quality os
tho liquor AZ least
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
Federal Indictments
inOsdge Murder Plot
Quashed; State TO Act

OKLAHOMA CITY Okla, March 1.-The indictment against
W X Hale and John Ramsey charged with
Roam Usage Indian held invalid here today b. United
States District judge Cottera The action brings the
federal governments effort to charges Of
connection with its inquiry into alleged conspiracy against
lives and wealth of Usage Indians in Oklahoma.
Judge Cotteal ordered Hale and Ramsey held pending
the of the plans Of Oklahoma authorities
take up the murder prosecution Attorney General George
Short has indicated the state would its activities
federal government was found without jurisdiction
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
FIRE IN OKLAHOMA
FATAL TO WORKER
In The Associated Pros.

DUNCAN. Okla. March !. - Edgar
Eelrd, 22. employed by an Oil company
here was burned To death early today
By fire that destroyed the Bush hotel.
Beard was asleep On the second floor.
Firemen heard his screams but were en-
able to get to him before the building
collapsed.
Several other guests left the hotel in
their night clothing. Origin of the
fire is unknown. The hotel was an
old frame building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
School Bonds Sold
At RaymondviIle
Especial to The nerard.)

RAYNONDVILLE. Texas. Mar. l.
The S50.00o school bond issue voted BY
Raymordvillc independent school dis
trict on Feb. 13 was sold Saturday 70
=. A. Tobleman of Galveston for par
and premium Of $3.50.
Plans 10 construct the new lZ-room
building in time for the opening of the
next term are being made.
Bond buyers from several sections Of
the state were present for the sale Sat-
urday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
NOTED LAWYER DIES

NEW BERFORD. Mass. March j. -
William W Crapo died last night ut the
age Of 95 years. Among the many fans
Gus eases IN which he was engaged dur
ing his career As q LAWYER was the pre-
paration and collection Of the Ala
hama claims arising out OF the destruc-
tion Of many New Bedford ships during
the civil war by the Confederate cruis-
or Alabama.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
Farmland in Oklahoma
Gets Life in Staying

FL RENO. Okla, March Vernon
Huntley. % year old farmht ID was
sentenced today to life imprisonment
for the murder last Wednesday Of
Charles McCloskey, his 60 year old
neighbor.
Huntlcy pleaded guilty He told
county authorities that he killed Nc
Closkey, hermit blacksmith while try
ing to steal the latter's new motor car
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
KWWC PROGRAM

Tune in at PTS meters.
Tuesday noon: Market. weather and
news rerorts. Music by the Sunshine
Girl of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
Tuesday, p. m: Weather and market
reports. news Bulletins and music by
Ted Toothman. Irish Melodies
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
Alcohol Manufacture
To Be Cut Two-Thirds
fRv The Associated Press.

NEW YORK. ~ ". March John A.
Foster. recently appointed u take
charge OF the supervision Of the school
industry throughout the country. said
today that he plans a sweeping cut in
the output or alcohol manufactured un-
der government permit. II is his aim.
he said. % rcdace the present output
from SIN million gallons 10 two million
year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
Laborites in Mexico
Meeting in Capital

MEGICO CITY. March The 81 nth
annual convention Of the re.sioTa con
federation cf labor. the domin tt iabor
organization in Mexico. opef 4 TODAY
with Luis Morones, ministie labor.
taking a prominent part \ q 2resenta-
tiveS 81 the American y Fgh OF La
bor in attendance. repu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
OFFICER SLAYERS, GET DEATH
IN OUR
VALLEY

~ MCHiLEN flhe cther day the.
carried out successful one nigh
meeting in behalf of Carroll College.
McAllen has fixed. an amount of $50,
0oU as the goal to complete the college
~ IS large suP, but in !, community
meeting one n GIT something like $l2,
poO was put ugfin actual cash.
30 the work goes on. Carroll College
promises to/play big part in the con
tinued growth of McAllen. It's compile
tion Will be the realization Of a dream
to makG McAllen an education centcl
'f Importance.
February closed yesterday. The wea-
theE report for the month when il il
completed By Observe. Schnurbusch
Will show month Of wonderful wealth
ser.
And there was no rain, with the ex-
feption of mist two weeks ago yester-
day.
- In many parts Of the Valley rain
probably was not needed But the po-
tato growers in Cameron county SAY
they can do with some natural moisture.
Ian use irrigation, Of course, but would
prefer rain if it can be had.
But these twenty eight days of sun
shine have served 10 show visitors the
real weather tire Valley can produce.
We do not get all the northers.
Few of them penetrate this far south.
Note the SHOWS and blizzards that oc-
Cured as far south as North Texas dur
ing the past four weeks.
The Texas Central Power Company
owners of the Valley Electric & Ice
Company, is investigating the power
possibilities Of Devils River, III the
Del Rio section.
1t is not unreasonable to expect that
some day Southwest Texas will have
power produced from waters that have
been harnessed
That's the cheapest sort OF power.
The initial investment Il great. of
course. But the results always make
1t pay.
Cheap power helps industry in every
field.
The Rio Grande Sun. pharr. says:
slots Of people have the idea that
peaches don't do well in the Vallev. but
Banker h. F. Johnston mas had happy
contrary experience. He has tree Of
the Florida kind called the honey peach
which bloomed heavily this spring, and
there will be a tree full Of peaches hv
May. They are delicious h flavor al
sweet as fruit can bc and bearing IL
heavy"
Ha-';r.e and Edinhurg arr expo i-
encing extraordinary real estate activ-
ity.
Each is an important point in conncc-
tion with the proposal Of the Southern
Pacific to extend into the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.
A vacant corner lot. 80 foot front,
at Harlingen, sold recently for Sl5.0n0
Which is a pretty fair indication Of what
is going on il HarlinEen.
Edinburg is building too. Don't make
my mistake about that Just "a glance
at tho activities there is sufficient ~
demonstrate what is happening
The Corpus Christi Caller Sunday car
ried a total Of 2s pages Which is from
eight to twelve pages more than that pa
per's average.
Much Of the additional space reflects
the real estate activity that il going on
in Corpus Christi.
There have been many reports Of spec
Continued on Page Two }
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-03-01
COMEDIAN PREPARES BATH.

NEW YORK.-With Countess Cathcart
in box At a theater last night com
cdian took bath tub on the stage and
pretended 10 fill IL with champagne.
Evening star., 1926-12-02
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

NatiOnal-Ina Claire in "The Last
of Mrs. Cheney" comedy. at $40 pm.
POli's-'Passing Show" Winter
Garden Revue, at 500 pm. Matinee
at 2:20.
Keith's-Frank Fay.Ella Shields,
vaudeville, at 2:15 and S:15 pm.
EarIe-"voices of America vaude.
vile, continuous go to IL pm.
Strand-"Frivolities musical pres
entation. continuous 1890 to II pm.
Gayety-"Talk of the Town."
Derby Winners" at 2:15 and 8:15
pm.
Mutual-"Jazztime Revue bur-
lesque, at 2:20 and 500 pm.
COlumbia-"Stella Dallas" at 1885
am. 1855, 2:55, 5, 7:O5 and 9:1O pm.
MetrOp0litan-"Young April" at
11:25 am, 1:20, $3.50, $40, 7:5O and
9:55 pm.
Palace-"The Gay Deceiver," at II
am, 1890, 2:30, 4:3O, $50, 1850 and
$50 pm.
RialtO-"Kosher Kitty Kelly" at
1880 am, l, 3, 4:30, 6, s and 10 pm.
TivOli-"The Waning Sex" at 2:35,
4:20, 6:10, and 9:45 pm.
AmbaSsadOr-"The Waltz Dream"
at els. and $40 p.m
Wardman Park-"Othello," at z
and pm.
Central-"Lady Of the Harem," at
1890. 2, $50, 5, $50, 8 and $40 pm.
Lincoln (cOlOred)-"Su Subway Sadiv,'
to / pm.