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The Washington times., 1927-04-26
SAYS MATE HAD
/. 4 LOVE NESTS

Alleging that her husband had a
habit of establishing love nests and
that he was cruel and finally de-
serted her. Mrs. Helen Wallace
WorIey today filed an amended bill
for absolute divorce against Ray
Wilson Worley. OF 1914 Connecticut
Ave. n. W.
The amendment to her original
suit was made in oroer that she
might include in her petition for
divorce the details Of what she
found as the result of an all night
vigil March II, secreted in her hus-
bands apartment house.
Through her attorneys. Jackson.
Mathew & ~Trimble, the wife says
that on that night she hid in the
house and remained hidden all
night. About midnight the hus-
band came in with the correspondent, :.
she charges.
At s a. m. the correspondent left.
1t is charged, her husband leaving
one hour later. The wife charges
that her husband had a love nest in
the Rocksboro Apartment, 17l7 r
st. N. W.. the st. Mihiel part.
ment. the Cairo and. last, at 1914
Connecticut Ave.
The husband Is manager of the
Christensen School of Music, at 1924
g st. n. W., and is sued for abso-
lutte divorce.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
PROBING SANITY
Of WOMAN.

The inquisition into the sanity
OF Mrs. Edna Caspery, who charges
that her father, William NJ. Fridell,
had her committed to st. Elizabeth's
! Hospital, in order that he might
acquire control of $4,000 worth of
her property, was begun today in
Criminal Court, No. 2, Justice HitZ
presiding.
Mrs Caspery was committed No
ven1ber u, last year and is seeking
her release under a writ of habeas
corpus.
She alleges that her father, after
having her committed to the insti-
tuition, sold two apartment houses
shsA owned on r Street, and in a
separate suit in the Equity Court
has asked for an injunction tying
ur the proceeds of the sale.
Thomas L. Blanton, Congressman
from Texas, and one of the com
n1ittee investigating conditions at
st. Elizabeth, had two stenograph-
ers at the proceedings and ex
planned to the court that he was
ran unofficial observer"
He asserted that the controversy,
where the patient is not criminal'y
insane or INDECENT, was of no con.
Germ to the Government, and de-
clared that he was at the trial 20
observe what part the District At
torney,s office took.
Neil Burkinshaw, assistant United
States District Attorney, took issue
with Blanton, asserting that the
insane person was produced in
court under writ of habea. corpus,
and that the Government had a
duty to perform in defending the
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
.SPEEDER FLEES
AFTER CRASH
Times staff Photo
T TURNER

Following an exciting chase
through the city. during which
there was one collision. Policeman
Ernest NJ. Taylor. of the Ninth pre-
cinct. drew his pistol and fired one
shot at the unidentified driver of an
automobile. A short time later the
car ran out of gas and the driver
escaped.
Taylor told his superiors that he
attempted to arrest the driver for
speeding and the latter attempted
to push him into the gutter. Tay-
lor dropped back and the car sped
on. with the policeman in hot pur-
suit.
When they reached Benning Road
and Eastern Branch Bridge, the
pursued car colIided with another
machine and the driver then sped
on to Deane Avenue Northeast.
where he again attempted to push
the policeman from the road.
1t was then that Taylor drew his
service revolver and fired. He
thinks that he shot the man in the
left arm. Police have learned that
the owner of the car was not driv-
ing 1t. They expect to. arrest the
driver today and are keeping close
watch on the hospitals for his ar
rival at one of them
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
GREAT PUBLIC FORUM
PROPOSED IN CAPITAL
BUILDINGS MAY
FORM HUGE
PLAZA

Creation Of d great public forum
in Washington-twice the size of
the ancient Roman forums the
latest proposal for the public build
ings program in the Capital.
This forum is to be bounded on
at least three sides with a continu-
Gus line of buildings comparable to
the Louvre, in Paris--buildings
which win be SO integrated and uni.
fled as 10 be in effect a single
structure.
To build these granite walls,
which IT is proposed to extend from
the new Department of Commerce
structure, at Fifteenth and B
Streets, to the new Internal Reve-
nue. Building. at. Eleventh and B
Streets, 1t will be necessary to have
streets arcaded and arched over,
to create court or plaza which IN
effect will be a center of Federal
activities and will possess unlim-
tied artistic possibilities.
All New Buildings Included
1t is proposed to have all of the
new structures in the new public
buildings program, including the
Department of Commerce. the In
ternal Revenue Building, the indie
pendent offices, the Department of
Labor, and the Archives structures.
ali part and parcel of the unified
building which will border the
great plaza.
Beneath this plaza, in a great
basement almost half-mile square,
there will be space for the parking
of thousands of automobiles of the
Government employees who will
work in the surrounding buildings.
Traction terminals within the
forum also will be provided for.
The plan calls for the arching
over OF Fourteenth. Thirteenth and
Twelfth Streets. and the virtual
elimination of all the east-and-west
streets now within the proposed
court section. The only open side
of the plaza will be Pennsylvania
Avenue
Proposal Is Considered
This proposal has been worked
out by committee OF architects in
conjunction with the Fine Arts
Commission and was under consid-
Grafton today at a conference at
which representatives of the Treas.
ury Department. the Public Build.
ings Commission. the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission
and the Fine Arts Commission were
present.
The proposal cannot be formally
adopted until Congress enacts the
$25 100000 land purchase bill next
December but in the meantime 1t
will be possible to plan all the struc-
lures in the first years program
as a part OF the new plan, if APP
proved.
Supporters of the plan say 1t is
so much superior to all which have
heretofore been suggested for group
ing the new buildings that there is
little doubt 1t will be adopted.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
Odd Fellows Plan
To Observe Birthday
RAY DONAHuE

The one hundred and eighth ami.
versary of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will be celebrated to.
night in Central High School audi.
forum at o'clock.
The local order held its seventh
annual banquet in the City Club last
night, where an interesting program
was concluded with a dance. It was
estimated that $50 members at
tended.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
Johnny ]. Jones, Jr., to
Entertain Times Bows

Wednesday afternoon has been
set apart as children's day at the
Johnny ]. Jones exposition at
Fifteenth and H Northeast. when
special admission prices will pre-
vail. The clowns and cowboys will
put on special stunts for the chill
dren and Johnny J. Jones, jr..
will be on hand to greet them.
Tonight the news. carriers of The
Herald and The Times will be
guests Of Johnny Junior. He will
personally escort them from show
to show, giving them everything
free on the grounds,
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
More Open-Air Schools
Are Urged in District

More physicians and open-air
schools to care for the tubercular
is the aim of the Washington
Tubercular Association in a program
mapped out last night.
Other aims of the association, de-
cided on at the meeting held at the
instance of the Bureau of Efficiency.
Is larger number of open window
classes in the District, nurse dental
examiners a nd clinics.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
EXPERIENCE

Land sakes!" said Grandma Higgins,
laying down her specks,
IF what the PAPERS say H. true the
young folks must be wrecks,
For psychologists claim thpt every kiss
takes three minutes off Of life,
whether it's a short, long. lingering,
or one given by trusting wife.
my, how times have changed, how
different folks are In this world
Of ours,
For when John and Me were counting
we nsed to hug and kiss for hours,
And when we got married II I wasn't
kissing him he was kissing me.
IL may have shortened Johns life, for
he died just as happy as could be.
And when I was a widow and SiIaa
ZONES came to my home wOOing
He was regular kissing hug and we
were always billing and cooling;
1 married him and two Others after
but from kissing didn't pass away,
And although Pm eighty-sIx Il know
my OnlOns.' for the woman must
always pay" OLD SOCKS.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
LANGUAGE Study

Uncle Zeke was telling me the
other day that his son was going
into language study quite heavily
at college and that the cost was
considerable.
Eve sent him 500 for his
Greek" said uncle, $500 for hi,
Latin, and now I've got to send
him SIS for his Scotch"
MACARONI MIKE.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
MEDALS 10 BE AWARDED

Presentation of medals awarded
annually to members Of the Wash
ington Boys Independent Band for
efficiency. attendance and musical
ability. will be made tonight by
Isaac Cans, member Of the Board
of Education. in the auditorium Of
Eastern High School.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
PARKER-BRIDGET BANQUET

Ine thirty-fourth anniversary of
the Parker-Bridget Company was
celebrated last night by employees
and their friends at banquet at the
Manor Club.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26

fernando SHES, President
of BOtivia, is to fight a duel
Nth a political enemy who
sighted him. Hernando ouoht
to learn how to keep cool
aofth Cal. G. ii. ID.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
SCME WHO SPOON MUCH
WASH SPOONS LITTLE

Mother, mother. should spoon ~
ooh! daughter, be household
gem,
Before you learn TO spoon too much
Why Just learn to trdsh 'em."
kATYDID
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
Naks Namesake

CHASING AN ALLEGED rum
car driver through woods on out
skirts of city, off Benning Road,
Policeman e. NJ. Taylor shot
Red" Tailor. colored, and later
arrested the man at his home.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26

The government of Ceylon il wag.
ing war on the water nyacjnth,
which, appearing in that country =
little more than 20 years ago, Is
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
JAILED FOR THREATS

Charged with making threats
against Gertrude Wilson, 833 Third
st. s. W., Judge Macdonald in Po-
lice Court today sent Moses Wilson,
40 Ridge ST., to Jail for 80 days.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
~
"GOODB YE!".

y . . Y d Z u
It's so hard to say "GOOdbye,"
To say II lightly and grin;
SO hard, and tho 1 try,
Still a tear creeps In.
l try not to show 1 care,
As I humble a word or two:
A dread in my heart Is there
OF saying "GOOdby" to YOU"
g. DIXON.
The Washington times., 1927-04-26
9ngaRn4to gEgn8
S0AGnO~-S BY BILL PRICE G A1HEes1
PASSED TO THE ELDERS

HI11Ag1NHsfJ
Is the office goat posted on
this neW system Of classifying
doors BY numbers? If so, can
he giee the number designating
the prOVerbidt odor of sanctity
that enGmandtes from amen
corners? F.. E. D,
The Washington times., 1927-04-26

THEN HE WAS SHOCKED
Judge to Offender-Whats your
name?
Law breaker-Sparlxs.
dudge-What's your occupation
Law Observation-Disclosures.
Judge-What's the charges?
Clerk-Battery.
Judge-Put him in a dry cell.
OTIS JOHN.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
MINER COTTAGES.

:j:}I4 NEWARK STREET CLEVELAND
PARk-Fnr rent during summer months
To family with children. haIt of double
house in suburbs. large yard screened
porches sand pile: $500 ucr season. Phone
Cleveland 1865.
COTTAGES IN ALLEGHANY MOUNTAINS
1000 feet altitude: uuiet. cool; ideal for
well or sick children: sos 10 $3.50 per
season Phone Cleveland 1865. 1914 New
ark street. MRS. MIRICK.
CAMP COTTAGES ROOMS. PORCH.
electricity. river section near Chain Bridge
cars: high and shay. S;5 month tor SUM
COLONIAL BEACH VA-COTTAGE ON
water front furnished. 3 rooms: front. side
and back pOrches running water; reason
able. 2OSO Eve ST. nv. Apt. :. -"
FOR RENT AT NORTH BEACH-FUR-
uished cottage; six rooms; sCreencd-in
norches: accommodations for 20 Phone
West 80.
SALE OR RENT-5-POOM COTTAGE, FUR
rished. at Colonial Beach Address 1891
4th ST. NV
Evening star., 1927-05-22

ARE YOU DOING ANYTHING FOR YOUR
OLD AGE
Over a hundred happy and grateful home
owners i'm PLEASANT VIEW HEIGHTS have
provided for themselves . cumfOrtabIs nest
through our method of paying off a hon.e
with rent. Some don't owe a cent on their
homes. others have substantial equities.
We have Just very few ntns atows and
twO-story homes. Prices range from
S3 800 90 and uD All improvements. They
will 20 quickly Better see Fred Chcyls,
4424 Hunt pl ne. (Phone Atlantic i9l5-Wl.
AGENT on ground or Sce !. l.. Tepner. owner,
4GS Louisiana ave. nw. tPhonc Main 103nl.
Evening star., 1927-05-22

1919 Eye st. NV. Franklin 9503. -
Detached-Near 18th & Allison
An attractivo brick home located in this
yerS convenient section. : rooms. tlled
baths huit-in garage: attractive shade trees
This home is about years old and has
every convenience Prlce. Sl3.5o0. real
bargain on nNenent terms. Call Sales
Dent Main 1858.
WAITER a. BROWN 1900 H
Evening star., 1927-05-22
OUT-OF-T0WN REAL ESTATE.

STONE BUNGALOW. ALL IMPROVE
ments foothills Blue Ridge. overlooking
Shenandoah River: fer sale or rent for sum-
mcr. p f. PERRI%E, Bnrryvilc. Va.
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE-35 ROOMS.
furnished and EniuE: 20 trains daily: To-
Gated southern gateway ~ Shenandoah Ma
tiunal Park. rare opportunity. $1,000 cash.
bal. arranged DR.. W. A. KING. WaynesborO,
Va
Evening star., 1927-05-22
SUMMER CAMPS.

AMP REDONTO. FOR YOUNG BOYS IN
'lividual care: excellent food; athletics swim
9ilrs; %l23 INCLUDES all expenses; references.
Middle Grove. n. Y
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAIN CAMP FOR
Young girls; modern plumbing: outdoor
sports. winning: $115 season. Camp Palos
Verdes. Middle Grove. n. T.
CAMP FOR SALE tPARTLY FURNISHED.
by canal near Glen Echo. Address z
WHlTCRAFT. GO e 81. NV.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
SALE OR RENT HOUSES.
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

HAVE CLIENT DESIRING TO PURCHASE
modern home. detached or semi-dctached. =
rooms and > baths. prefer section be-
tween Calvert and Tilden. west of Conn. ave.
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. Inc. in 18th NV.
See Mr. Bircliheadl.
LET Us SELL OR TRADE YOUR PROP
crty for Won Quick action. W. b. PlCHLER.
POI Investment Bldg. Main 392.
) To : RMS CITY OR SUBURBAN: NO
cash pmt: advise fully. AGENTS dcs:st. Adj
dress Box l52X. Star office.
SMALL BRICK HOUSE FOR INVEST
ment white or col0red: give address and
cash price. Address Box 124-X, star office.
A TO 10 ROOM BRICK HOUSE OF PRE-
war construction convenient to transportd-
ton, can make large cash payment want
possession in 90 DAYS Call Main 1552 or
address Room 4OJ, PEOPLES Life Insurance
Co. Bldg.
WANT TO BUY FROM OWNER 10 TO l2
room brick house near Capitol or Lincoln
Park give price and location. Address Box
17-X. Star ot'cc.
FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR PROP
rrty with y. D. STROHECKER. 1420 X ST.
NV. Phone Main 5146.
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES. ANY SIZE OR
p. d. HOLMES
$40 18th st NV.
Main 3671.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us FOR
wAPLE & JAMES
11I6 fth St. NV. Main 1o"6O.
Evening star., 1927-05-22
GLOVER PARK
NEW GROUP &. II. GRUVER HOMES.
FOUR BEDROOMS WITH ATTIC.

We are building here community OF beautifully
designed English-type homes.
This new group of homes on Beecher street have
four bedrooms a bath with Pembroke built-in tub
with shower pedestal lavatory, built-in fixtures;
kitchen with white enameled range and sink: fire.
place; instantaneous water heater; hardwood floors
throughout; hot-water heat concrete front porches
garage on rear of lot The STREET AND ALLEY
WILL BE PAVED Six Of these homes are 20
feet wide and two are IS feet wide
Exhibit homes. 1928 Beecher ST. and 254S Tun-
law I'd, Completely furnished and decorated by the
Paais Royal
Beecher street is block west of Wisconsin
ave and 37th ST., and is adjacent to Our Tunlaw rd
operation.
Price, $0,75O-$11 75O-Convenient Terms.
B. II. GRUVER,
Owner and Builder
o27 18th St. NV. Main 2070
Or Your Broker
Evening star., 1927-05-22
Near DIiDont CirCle.

We have an S-rnom modern brick home
on l9th 81 that can he bought for Sl1 600:
on very convenient terms. If you VIII call
Nam 1858. we viii convince you that 1t IL
a bargain.
WALTER A BROWN. 400 H.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
IA, 600 Acres Starr
County Land Bought
By Brownsville Man

Sale Of 1900 acres out of the
Wells ranch, just over tho Hidalgo
county line. in Starr county, to A.
II. Dickinson. Jr.. Of Brownsville was
announced Tuesday by q. c. Wentz
Of the Wentz Real Estate a. Loan
Company Of Brownsville.
The consideration was about $780,
The property was conveyed "a
Dickinson by @. o. Newman and As
sociates. Of Dallas. who bought he
property known as the Wells ranch
about year and a half ago. The
original tract included about $4,000
acres.
The property is not now irrigable
according 70 Mr. Wcntz. but will be
in the event gravity irrigation i
made available in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley. II u described as
level ground. Of sandy loan. and
suitable for staple crops. like cot
ton and corn. and for vineyards.
II has fresh water wells. accord
ing 20 Mr.. Mentz. The property nd
joins the Marvin Goodwin develop
ment on the north.
Mr.. Wentz also said that the Mis-
sour Pacific has under consideration
teontInueG on mage two.i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
NEGRO KILLED
after CHASE
Was Suspected of Rob-
bing Store North
Of Harlingen

SAN BtNITO, Tex. July ga.
II. Birmingham was bound over 70
the district criminal court Of Cam
eron county before Justice of the
Peace vi. :. Corkill here Tuesday
morning on $4,000 bond IN connec-
tion with the fatal shooting Of
Dewey Lott. negro, who was sus-
pected OF having entered his store
three miles out Of Harlingcn on the
Briggs Coleman Tract road sunday
night.
Shooting Of the negro took place IN
San BenitO where Birmingham had
gone III searcn Of the burglar who
robbed his store. The shooting &C
Cured after chase in the whole
sale district
Houston Gray, visiting in the home
Of Birmingham, testified that on
sunday night negro was dis
covered IN his hosts store. tie tes-
ufied further that four shots were
fired az the negro put that he es-
capped. lie said inat Birmingham got
a good look at the negro.
Monday Birmingham went 20 San
Benito looking for the negro. Tie
found Lott near crate factory IN
the MexiquitO district. Lott ran and
H. a. Daughtrey, who witnessed the
affair, testified that four shots
were fired. One Of the bullets en-
tered the negro's left side and ne
died 20 minutes later.
The negro was between Fl and ~
years old and is believed 10 have
been resident OF Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
WILL ASK DEATH
FOR MRS. LEBOUEF

FRANKLIN. La. July 26.-Hf--
Whether they were willing to find
woman guilty and thus send her 70
the uall0us WAS asked NJ yenirtmen
today ~ selecting the jury to try
Mrs. Ada Bonner Lebouef and two
men on charges VIZ the murder ~
her husband
Emil Nueillemut district mttor-
ney. first asked each man the ques-
tion whether NJ had considerations
scrupIes sgsinst TIE death penalty
and then whether he would send n
woman t0 her death.
Mrs Lehouef and Dr. Thomas Y.
Drrher are charged with having
caused James BeadIe. = trapper. 70
sIay Lehouef as "A result M intim Hcy
between Or. Drehcr and Mrs. Le-
boHef. One juror was chosen last
night
The Judge ordered that names Of
ninety persons he drawr from the
tales jury box - be summoned for
jury service.
Attorneys f0r the defense OBJ
iected on the ground that II would
W. prriudirial ~ the defendants to
draw the list before the regular ge-
ri-s 0f thirty was exhausted.
The motion was overruied and the
defense excepted
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
VENUECHANCE
IN FLOCCINC
Case GRANTED
Trial Alleged Floggers
VIII Be Held in
Smith and Upshur
Counties

MARSHALL, Texas, July 26.-tPl--
A change Of venue from Harris0n
county today was granted Cain An
derson and Dewitt Osborne. under
indictments Of fourteen counts. in
connection with the flogg'ngs of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Richardson and
Mrs. W. A. Straps.
The defense charged fair trial
would be impossible in Harrison
county and introduced numerous
witnesses to substantiate the ale
cations. The state introduced tessi-
mony today in an effort TO prevent
the change.
Judge 4. q. Beard Il noon today
announced the seven eases against
Cain Anderson, one d-fcndant in tae
flogging case here. woald he trans
ferred 20 Smith cDun.y and the cases
against Dewitt 0sbcrnc. also rhatged
r-th violating The 1Tti-ncisN laws,
would be moved 20 Ipsnur county.
The defense requested that the
case be sent to Pamela county. This
request was refused by ;hc court and
the counties selestai were taken
from list presented By the states
counsel.
"ks has been stated by one Of the
witnesses for the defense, believe
Marshall has tried the defendants
and convicted them" Judge Beard
tCortinued on page two.l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
Woodland Folk Gather
For StilInadm Wedding

GRAND ANSE. Quebec. July %.
--(Pl-Nillagers and woodland folk
trekked here today for the entry Of
Lena Wilson. daughter Of tae
woods. into the wealthy and social
IL prominent Stillman family OF
New York as the bride of Bud
Stillman.
Boats. buggies. motor cars and
in fact almost every conceivable
mode Of conveyance brought the
wedding guests. who came from
all points in the Three River dis
trict.
Many who were forced 20 travel
particularly rough trails started
last night. heavy rains having left
the roads deep in mud. A big boat
from Grand Piles started early shis
morning up the St. Maurice river
to Latuque. picking UP 2e0 guests
along the banks.
CARRIED in their Sunday best,
they came eamasse 70 celebrate The
forging OF a tic between one ~
their own and the big house on
the river.
With them was the royal high
landers regiInental band IN full
ksltfcs .e play .cr ia-ces IN the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
DISTRICT Vote
May Be HEAVY
Navigation Dis trio t
Proposition Up To
Voters

HARLINGEN. Texas. July ga
heavy vote in al precincts included
in the proposed Arroyo Navigation
district is forecast for tbs election
tomorrow when the voters will pass
upon two propositions -organiza-
tion OF the district and the issuance
of 100000 in bonds TO finance the
dredging Of the channel in the Ar
ro;o Colorado.
Interest throughout the district Is
keen, and proponents of the district
are reported TO have each Of the pre-
cinets well organized 10 get out the
vote.
Meetings held at Rio Hondo and
Stuart Place Monday night were at
tended by a large number Of voters
A similar meeting will be held al
Wilson Tract tonight.
The polling places, in addition "a
the two ut Harrington. are: Rio Hon
do. Stuart Place. Wilson Tract, and
the Parker home in Willacy coan.
". Cameron county voters may
vote at any one of the polling places
in Cameron county.
Leaders Of the movement TO or
ganizt a navigation district are max
ing every possible effort To get thS
voters TO the polls, asserting thai
q heavw vote will not only demon
strate the general interest in tht
project but will also prove Of great
value in the sale of district bonds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-26
c. B. TONNE DIES
in BROWNSVILLE

&. r. Tonne, president of the
Raymondville State bank, died m
the Mercy hospital Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock after being seri-
uusly ill just weei Thursday
morning his condition became 80
serious that he WIS brought "a the
local hospital but efforts 0f ply
sicians 10 save hls' life were m vain
Thirty-fiye years ago Ar. Tonne
Was born in Lovelaiy. Tex, aid
moved ~ RaymondviIle eleven years
ago where he became engaged m the
banking business.
He IL survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. III. Tonne. TWO sisters,
Mrs. VI. WI. Lewis w Coolidge. Tex.
and Mrs. W. G. Call Of league, Tex.
two brothers, n. I'LL TONNE VI Waco
and II. f. Tonne or Raymondvilie.
All were present at the time of his
death except sister. Mrs. Lewis.
and brother. H. l.. TONNE. who
we're unable to yet here ir time.
The body will be taken 10 Ray
mondyille and interment will ~
there AZ o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Arrangements In BrownaTiile
wee under the direction of wv. "A.
Darling. undertaken.