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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14
Costume Slips. $2.95 Were y. re

IA Crepe de Chine Costume Slips, with crepe chine
net trimmed drop hem and net trimmed top in green
orchid peach poudre black and TAM sizes 81 A in
the lot
ii Costume Slips, of sateen and pongette in black
navy and tan; 10 size "a; / size SO. Were csc.
III
Extra Size White Saeen Pettic0ats. in lengths 81
and "a. Were $l.50. Now. ....................1 5c
Costume Slips of black crepe de chine with deep
hens: size 81 Were $685.. Now. ........... 39J
Sateen Petticoats: white length 32 black length
30. Were 95c. Now. Observation-Disclosures. soc
Costume Slips. of navy radium, in sizes 81 and 40.
Greatly reduced to. 81 80
Sham sole Costume Slips. in navy and black; size "a.
Were $3.50. Now So
oSTI MES 81 Up frIIIpn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14
Imported Decorated Dinnerware
At N fr1cfiou of the uSuUI bricpS

The remainder of the special purchase which sold so
rapidly last week. and TO which we have added other
special purchasesal fraction of the usual prices:
6iS mpored Decorated Plates in bread and butter pie and
ach
20 Importsd Decorated Dishes srectal each.
u Imported Decorated Pickle Olive Dishes Special,
imported Decorated Dishes t.sbiiy Imperfect,
II importsd Decorated Vegetable Dishes Special each Sc
Also 500 other Imported Decorated
special prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14
Shell Lights, $3.50; Were S.

al Boudoir Shell Lights that give soft mellow light
az SILK Candle Shades, trimmed with shells. 81
NOW SOC
ARTIFICIAL FLOWER SECTION. FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14
Special Size Apparel Reduced

Larger WOmen's Crepe de Chine Dresses: and
two piece styles, in tan, blue and white, showing
peated skirts. tucks and embroidery in sizes 4012
4212 and 44la. Were $39.50 Now. rs
\ Larger WOnlen's Dress Coats of and gray or-
chene showing tucks and stitching; in sizes 4212,
44a ana ana. We're $3.50 Now. :...,.... 1850
Dresses Of white, and tan georgette and crepe
de chine; sizes 1871, 35l2, Ala and 43ia. Greatly
Little Nomens Dresses: / twopiece style of green
and white checked taffea. size ~; of black crepe
de chine, trimmed in white size 16&. Were much
more NOVEL,. S9.1J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-14
Camping Equipment Reduced
Mems Oxfords, $6.45-Were $40

1V1GII , OA1OI NkSt VOS1~ w GIG VIU
13 Pairs Mems Arnold GOye-srip Oxfords black vci
KID, IN the Panama combination last, with leather
soles and rubber heels. Sizes IA g. T. ~, g. 91,
1912: 10 and IL. Were SO pair. Now 800. .$6.45
pairs Mems Arnold (lOve-grip OxfOrls Of brown
vci kid in the Panama combination last. with
leather soes and rubber heels Sizes A tx ga.
10l2, H. 3 10 and II. Were $40 pair Now. Sc. ij
MEMS SHOE SECTION SECOND Floor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22
A FttTESR0L Es SZELL0Z-
TETESROL
A helyes fiitesrol. - A utilities
veszedelme. - Miert fontos a
nedvesseg a fiit0tt szobaban?

A testi kenyelem t0bbek ko-
z0tt k0vetkezo fontos tenyezok-
t6l fiigg: leveg6 merselletet6l,
a nedvesseg mennyiseget6l es a
legmozgast6l. Fontos dolog tekin-
tetbe venni ezen xviii, hogy mi
lyen ruhat visel az ember eS mi
lyen testi mozgast vegez.
Az ember sokkal kenyelmeseb-
ben erzi magat meg az alacso-
nyabb legmersekletnel is, ha a
szobaban elegendo nedvesseg van.
Tia EFT az ember figyelembe We
szi, sokkal kevesebb fiitoanyagra
van sziikseg. Az atlag csalad te-
kintelyes osszeget sporolhat meg
ennek fgyelembe vetelevel es te-
kintettel szen mai arara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22
MEGGY0NT - A KUTBAN
FULDOKOLVA

Margitfalvarol jelentik: - Sze-
pesmegyeben, a Margitfalvaval
szomszedos Kelember kozsegben
megrendit5 szerencsetlenseg tor
tent napohban. Nitro Josef ne
vii falubeli komiives az udvaran
lev6 kavas-kut javitasaval fogla-
latoskodott, mikozben a meglazult
fold beszakadt alatta, ugy hogy a
szerencsetlen ember a kutba Zn-
hant. Meg inkabb fokozta vesze-
defines szerencsetlenseget, hogy a
leoml6 f0ldt0meg kut nyilasa
val egyUtt a vizbe zuhant embert
is maga ala temette.
A borzalmas esetet csak kesobh
vettek eszre, amikor Nitro a kut
fenekeert segitsegert kialtozott. A
hazbeliek jajveszekelesere 0ssze
szaladt az egesz kozseg es minden
ki segedkezni igyekezett az zgal
mas mentesnel, ami azonban Sc
hogy sem sikeriilt, inert ujabb es
ujabb f0ldtomegek omlottak {
kutba.
Idok0zben be is esteledett e
Nitro meg mindig a kutban vol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

mellett. A meleg levego hamaro-
san cirkulaci6ba fog keriilni a
hideg kiilso friss leveg6yel es kel-
lemes levegovel latja el az egesz
szobat
A legt6hb lakast telen tulfiitik.
Ez nemcsak draga dolog, de az
ember ellentallasat is csokkenti
es hamaraIbb hill meg, vagy kap
mas betegseget. Megallapitottak,
hogy kellokep oltozott ember-
nek 68 fokos melegseg eppen ele-
gendo, felteve, hogy a leveg6 mem
tul szaraz. Ha tobb fiitesre van
sziikseg, az bizonyara AIT jelenti,
hogy leveg0ben mines elegendo
nedvesseg. DyenkOr tegyiink egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

Schmidt Istvan 25 evvel ezelott
lott Youngstownba. Akkor meg
mem sok magyar lakott lit. 1deJo-
vetele 6ta mindig varosnak volt
lakosa, t0bbnyire j6l memo liz
letnek volt a tulajdonosa.
Schmidt honfitarsunk csaladjat
mutatjuk be ezen a kepen abbol
az alkalombol, hogy megemlekcz-
ziink arr6l, hogy Schmidt honfi-
tarsunk a Colonial Hotelben talal-
hat6 ettermenek a tulajdonosa. "A
Colonial Hotel a West Federal
Street 446 szama alat van. Ak
jol akar etkezni, okosan teszi, ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

es idonkent njra es MIRA segitseg-
ert kialtozott. Tarsai vereitekez-
We dolgoztak koriilotte egesz 6j-
jel, de az ujabb ees ujabb foldom-
las tovabbra is teljesen lehetet-
lenne tette mentest. Nitro oily
kor-olykor meg hallatta hangjat
es segitsegert konyorgott, de mi
re del lett, elhallgatott.
A falu nepe tehetetleniil allotta
k0riil kutat. Estefele ujra en-
beri hang hallatszott a kutbol. A
mar k0zeli halalat erzo szerencset-
len ember sz6lalt me gujra es nyo.
szorogve konyorgott:
= Emberek, segitsetek! A viz
mar elborit, mem birom tovabb
Hivjatok ell a papot, gy6nni sze-
retnek, miel6tt meghalok.
A falubeliek megillet6dve hall
gattak kinlodo embertarsuk ko.
nyorgeset, k0zben megerkezett a
pap is leszoltak a szerencsetlen
emberhez es Mitr6ban meg volt
annyi lelkiero, hogy meggyont 6s
felvette a halotti szentseget.
Utana ismet elhallgatott. A
lxozsegbeliek terdrehullva, hangos
zokogassal bucsnztal1 el szeren-
csetlen embertarsukt6l, akit min
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

felkeresi ezt az 6ttermet, ahol j6
magyar eteleket is lehet kapni.
Az etteremben minden idoben,
ejjel es nappal kitiino eteleket le-
het kapni. A kiszolgalas figyel-
mes, konyha tiszta, az etelek
izletesek. A szallodaban kitiino a
megszallo koz0nseg, ugy hogy
batran ajanlhatjuk a legkenye.
scbb izlesu magyar honfitarsunk-
max.
Schmidt Istvan tarstulaj jdonos
az 6tterem vezet0je Boldog Kara.
csonyi es Ujevi iinnepeket kivan
|az 0sszmagyarsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

edeny vizet a radiaturra, vagy
tartsunk szobaban cserepes vi
ragokat, ameyek aranylag eleg-
seges nedvesseget arasztanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

den faradozasuk ellenere sem tud-
tax megmenteni es aki, kozel ket-
napos halalvergodes utan, val6-
saggal szemiik elott pusztult Ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

hamarabb felemesztik. Helyes do
log lily modon fiitott szobakban
az ablak felso felet kisse kinyitni.
A g6zzel, vagy melegvizzel fiit0tt
szobakban akkor nyeriink megfe-
lel6 temperaturat ,ha az ablak al
SO reszet nyitjtlk Xxi radiator
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

Ameleg leveg6 fiites elegend6
friss fiitott leveg6vel latja el a
szobat es az alto, ablak stb. nyila-
sokon elegseges friss levego jon
be, felteve, hogy mem sok ember
tart6zkodik szobaIban, akik
ugvanis friss levego anyagot
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

Latogat6nS: Ga kiisz0b0n szo-..
baleanyhoz);: Asszohya var re-
am, tudja, hogy j0vok.
Szobaleany: Tgen, tudja. Tudni-
illik eppeh most ment ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-22

Sose tartanek versenylovakat.
Merit hem?
Hat ha tartom, akkor hogy
fussanak?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Lowered Vitality

Lowered vitality brings with II many
ills. Many persons allow their SIS
tens to N down Go the point where
disease germs fird easy entrance. Tn
this day Of hurry and hustle. u r.
easy to become n victim OF chronic
ailment unless the warnings Of ma
ture are needed. If you feel tired,
druggy. duh and listless, 60 20 your
nearest druggist and ret a bottle of
Waterways Compound. VI paIatablu
and efficient tonic which has been
distributed for many years and ~
sold in many parts Of the world. Ys
contains Vitamines A and D derived
from Cod Liver Oil by action Of the
pnncrcas and spleen, combined with
ether beneficial ingredients 10 form
a remarkable tonic. III Ia pleasant
To take and results are generally ar
parent quickly Send your name 70
the Waterbury Chemical Co, Des
Moines, Ia. they will send their
helpful booklet. "The Truth About
Nitamines' absolutely free and post
paid. 10 contains valuable inf0rmn-
ticn that any health seeker should
know.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
SAN BENITO

tContinued from page cne)
donated the various musical organ
nations BY the Barnhouse publishing
company. of 0skaloosa. Iowa.
Following Is the list Of members
and Instrumentation Of the winning
organization:
Corncts-Smth. Ryan. Schnuder,
Lovejoy, Miller. Bascomhe.
Clarinets-Adnms. Cherry. Levine.
Eurhy, Mnuoz, Hill, Miss Smith, Rod
riEuez.
saxophcnes-Lawtsn. Baker. Id
wards.
Trombcnes-Ryan, Brown, Miller.
AltQs-Holmes. Murox, Mcwshaw.
Baritone-Ramirer.
Bass-Hill. Munoz.
Drums-PreEton.
I'm addition 90 cash awards. the
winning hands received a number cf
other prizes, including orders for
band music, medals. other kinds OF
trophies, and the like. All bands
entering the contest were awarded
some prizes.
The judges OF the contest were
Otto Zoellr. head of the school band
0f San Antonio- i'll. W. Clark. iead-
err or the Southern Pacific band. ard
Sergeant "A. T. Nichols. leader ".
the Twelfth Cavalry band.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Tariff Cut Not
Needed, Coolidge

WASHINGTON. n. C.. Nov. 15.-fPl
President Coolidge feels that the
problem which cnnfronts agriculture
would not he affected by a reduction
OF the tariff.
This was made clear today az the
White House where ii was said Mr..
Coolidge had not had an opportunity
70 thoroughly study the reports Of a
commission headed by Charles Nagcl.
former assistant sccretarv Of COM
mercc. which recommended n revision
az tariff and railroads as n means or
helping the farmer hv enabling him
10 purchase and transport his pro-
ducts more chcapiy. IL was added.
however. that the president Il Of the
opinion that any change in the tariff
would work against the farmer rath-
or than in his favor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
TEXAS FARMER
Being SOUGHT


DELEON, Tex, Nov. 15.-tF-An
abandoned truck, an empty billfold
and q bloody pocket knife were the
only clues police had today in the
mysterious disappearance Of r. o.
Norton, 81, prominent farmer Of
Highland community.
Fearing that Norton was robbed
and slain. authorities were preparing
this afternoon 20 drag Leon river in
an effort 20 find his body.
Norton left his home early ycster-
day 10 drive to Deleon in q small
automobile truck. IL II not known
here what he had on his person. He
failed TO return home and late yes
terday his brother-in-law found the
truck abandoned on the road ut the
Leon river bridge. Beside the truck
was Norton's pocket book and n blood
stained knife. the large blade open.
What n believed TO be blood stains
also we're found on a tree limb near
the place where the truck was found.
This Is being analysed TO determine
IL the stains are human blood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15


NEW YORK, N. Y. New. 15.-F-
Stock prices moved irrsgularly high
er mt the opening or t0day's market
Coty, Inc, opened 2 ~ points higher
nc 107 and initial gains OK a point
or SO were recorded BY Abraham and
Strauss, Case Threshing Machine and
American Smelling. Sears Roebuek
fell back 70 a point and Z. 5. Steel
common which was actively bought
just before the close yesterday, re-
ceded fracti0nally on the first sale.
Profit tnkings developed I'm United
States Steel common, General Mo-
tors and some Of the other pivotal
industrials, which declined q point
or so in the early trading, but the
general course Of prices continued
upward. New peak prices for the
year Or longer were established BY
American Can, Radio Corporation
Bayuk cigars. Best a Co.. Bloom
inqdale Brothers, Commercial In
yestment Trust. South Porto Rico
sugar was helped BY reports that
leading Cuban and European pro-
ducers had agreed TO restrict produc-
tion for one year. Fresh buying was
attracted 10 the coppers on reports
that the industry had shown a de-
cided turn for the better. Foreign
exchanges opened steady with de-
mand sterling quoted around
Ss.S7 lie ard French francs around
3.92 81 cents.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
FORD IS SUED
FOR 6 MILLION
Litigation Grows Out
OF WrangIe Over
Lincoln Stock

PONTIAC. Mich. Nov. $50
Henry Ford was named defendant Eta
a rhanccry suit involving 100000
filed I'M circuit court here today hr
Henry WI. LELAND anna his s0n Wilf-rH
". Leland in behalf of nearly z.na1
stockholders IN the ola Lincoln No
tor company.
The suit grows out Of the trans
action i'm February. 1922, whereby ST..
Ford bought from the Lcinrts for
sg.nnn.n00 thn Lincoln Meteor rcm-
panv. then in the hands of w receiver.
The hilI nf complaint filed to-day
charges Mr. Ford failed tn kerr "
verbal agreement to buy the cut
standing stock an the active stock
holders IN whose behalf the Lrlarfs
are suing. Henry NJ. LELAND vas
president rnd Wilfrcd G. Leland vice
president az fhn Lincoln company.
The suit is brought under a rHwrr
of attorney granted them hT ths
stockholders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15

The Missouri Pacific Diamond
Jubilee qunrtette from St. Louis, IN
der the direction Of Joseph Wunder-
Itch. entertained Gov. Dan Moody and
his party in their special q on the
Missouri Pacific tracks Monday eve
ming. IA crowd Of over 500 people
assembled. attracted NV the singing.
The Missouri Pacific Booster CT
chestra and the Car Knockers guar
tette also entertained during the day
Monday in Brownsville at the con-
vention.
The Jubilee quartette are Okey
records artists and have been sehed-
uled with the 0rpheum circuit. They
will be remembered also as enter
tanning over b~roadcAEting station
RIVE nt the Hotel Chase TN St.
Louis. Their musical numbers at
various places about the city Mon
day were well received BY all those
who heard them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
A Questioned in
Attack on Girl

PORTAGE. Wis, Nov. 15-R-
Three Of four persons questioned in
connection with the staying Of Helen
Leng, is year old high school fresh
man, were free today. The fourth.
Tom Chamberlain. aged recluse,
faced further examination by the
district attorney.
Following an all night search,
when the girl failed 10 return after
attending a theater Sunday evening
with a chum June Moran. her body
was found BY William Mclaughlin.
The girl had been shot In the back
OF the head with a shotgun. her
clothing torn and her face scratched
and blood-smaarcd. Physicians said
she had been criminally assaulted
Two high school boys and a man
from Lodi. nearby. whose names
YER not made public, were ques-
toned last night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
MAY CHANGE
BRIDGE HOUR
Move to Check Garnb-
ling Started By
Mexico :

MEXICO CITY. Nov. I5-secre-
%ry Of State Abalberto Tejeda has
sailed on Mexican immigration In
Hpectors at All border towns 70 re-
port Immediately whether or not
gambling Is going on in the Mexican
border cities.
Acting on this report the neces-
aary orders will be issued to put q
stop to all gambling In accordance
With the moralization campaign Of
President Gales.
II gambling continues, IL IL Prob
able that the Mexican authorities
Will ask the concurrence Of the
American officials for the closing
Of the international bridges and
points OF entry at 6 o'clock a.
night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Balloon Altitude
Record Allowed

WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Nov. 15.-tPi
A new altitude record for balloons
was credited today 20 Captain Haw-
thorne G. Gray who lost his lift re-
Gently after having ascended z2,470
feet.
Porter Adams, president Of the Ma
tional A~eronautic association an
nounccd the mark after Captain
Gray's Paragraph had been studied
by the bureau of standards. exceeds
All previous records. Recognition Of
the mark will he sought from the
Federation Aeronautique Information
ale.
The previous altitude record for
balloons vas S5.424 feet and was es-
tahlished by a German ballonist in
1901.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15

WASHINGTON, ID XII, Nov. Ih.-
R-Colonel Charles IA. L~indherrh
started "a flight from Boiling Field
OF Richmond, Va, today. He was nc
compnnied by q man from the Guren-
helm fund for the promotion Of aero
nautics.
Lindhergh plans a hunting TRIP
through the Virginia woods with
Governor Byrd.
William =. Brock and Edward W.T..
Schlee. two OK the aviators who were
present 20 see Lindbergh honorrd
with the Hubbard medal ar the Ma
tional Geographic society last night.
also took off from Baling field for
New York.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Talks on Mattress
To Be Given Here

Mrs.. Frances M. Chamberlain rf
enc Simmons company. New York. is
in Brownsville. nnd will rive talks nt
the BorHerinnd Hardware company
store here nn the Simmons Mattress.
Mrs. Chamberlain will start her
talks and explanations "wednesday.
and will be here the remainder Of the
week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15

PARIS R1-Colorsd paper "cut-
outs" have graduated into the art gal
lcry class.
An entire exhibition % pictures
made by all shapes and kinds az col
lored paper pasted on cnnwaH instead
OF spots az paint, has attracted much
attention here.
Madame Choumnnsky. deprived az
paints during the revolution. IN
Russia, turned 70 paper and critics
approve the ~softness and the beauty
Of the technique she has developed.
Such a method much more geo.
metrical in outline, has been used hy
cnbists. but the painting cf marines
and landscapes with irregular bits uf
colorHd paper II greeted ns something
quite new
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Valley Resident
Here Monday

Walter Coiyer. about 20 years old.
died early Monday evening az a local
hotel where he has been staying the
past year. His home IA IN Albion,
I'LL, but he has spent the last two
years III the Nyaley trying to &C.
cover mis- health, the first part or
his stay here being spent mostly In
the Mercy hospital. The body was
not discovered until Tuesday morn
ing.
Communication with his brother,
Morris Colyer, living at the same
city In Illinois. gives instructions
that the body W. shipped to the home
town. which will wv done Wednesday
evening. Burt Huxley in In charge
OF arrangements
The deceased j. a bachelor and
leaves some Valley property near
Harrington, Il is said, and also some
investments in Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Enjoys Eating,
Thanks His Wife

For years / suffered with stomach
trouble. Then, my wife got me 70
take AdleFika. Today I feel fine and
eat what / like."-Wm. Opp.
Adlerika relieves stomach gas and
nourness in TEN minutes. Acting on
BOTH upper and lower bowel. it re-
moves old waste matter you never
thought was in your system. Let Ad-
lcrika give your stomach and bowels
n REAL cleansing and see how much
better you will feel. IL will surprise
YOU Eagle Pharmacy. Inc. In San
Benlto az Palace phnrmacy.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
Paris City Pawn Shop
Used as Cheap Garage

PARIS R-owners of motor cars
who have no use for them during the
winter have found n cheap garage at
thc public pawn shop of Paris. This
institution takes them in al the rate
81 from ST. to ~ per month according
70 their value, ard advances So per
cent Of their value. NJ : per cent be-
sides. There r more than 200 cars
now in the pawn shop garage. Own
ers are obliged to carefully empty
the reservoirs before the cars are
received The guardian OF the garage
furnishes q depository for the com
hustihle and sells ~ back "a the mo-
t~nrists when they take their ears out
az heck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-15
REFrsE A L CIT

WASHINGTON. ID. a.. Nov. Is
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion today refused "a allow trans
continental railroads 70 reduce rates
on canned goods from si.05 20 30
cents per hundred pounds between
California and the central states, but
at the same time authorized q rcduc-
ton 20 IS cents RS soon as sched-
ulcs car 10 revised.