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cards divided between Hearts and
Clubs are accounted for. the Hearts
inferentially by North's probable
singleton. and the Clubs positively by
the fall of the cards. OF the three
remaining cards. two of them almost
to a certainty are Spades. for had
East but one Spade, North necessarily
would have eight and with that num-
Der would not have stopped with a
bid of one Spade. Therefore to gain
full advantage of the situation
marked by the Individual holdings,
South leads the King of Diamonds.
This defense of the hand proving it's
worth, Declarer could make only his
contract.
Mr. Whitehead will answer questions con-
corning your Bridge problems. Write to
him care of this paper. inclosing sef-ad
dressed stamped envelope.
Downright. 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-21
Jots From Geography

The tomb of Robert Louis Steven
son, on the Island of Vailima, Samoa,
is a fitting resting place for the brill
liant writer. He was known as the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-21
KITTY MCKAY
BY NINA WILCOX PUTNAM.

Talking of split milk, did Mabel tell
you about the two Scotchmen who
were grabbing over having spent their
youth together?
(CoDyrieht 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-21
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Bacon Cups.

Eggs, 4; bacon slices. 4; mashed po-
tatoes, cup.
SERVES FOUR PORTIONS.
Leftover potatoes will do, but they
should be seasoned with salt, and be
absolutely free from Jumps. Make
four cups by fastening each strip of
bacon in a ring with a shaved match
stick. Set rings on a creased baking
pan. Place potatoes in center and
mold into deep cup. Drop one egg
into each cup. Bake in hot oven .t450
degrees) until white of egg is cooked
and center still unhardened.
DIET NOTE.
Can be used by normal weight adult
or one wishing to maintain weight or
to put on weight. Recipe contains pro-
tein, carbohydrate and fat; furnishes
lime and iron and vitamins A and B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-21

One popularity of the climate of
Iceland Is the clearness and purity
of the atmosphere, which rivals that
of ItalN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-21

Nearly 3,000,0 200 tons Of oilseed cake
and meal was used in the world in the
past year.
Evening star., 1927-09-11
RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHED.

1920 EYE NW.-Large. cheerful second.
h@ps 1r 21s opsn re Frsnf soa
627 UPsHUR ST. N.w.--.Double room; good
home cooking; on car line. -
eco 18th ST. N.E.--Nicely furnished front
room: also garage. A--- IL
2217 QUE sT.--suite of 8. or separately;
attractive private home. IL
817 Sth ST. NE.-Two, large rooms for
light housekeepinR: sec0nd floor. II.
1922 P ST, N.w.-Large attractive frent
room. second floor. IL
1882 9TH ST. N.W.---Neatly furnished
rooms; reasonable; private home. Petworth.
OF QUINCY ST. N.W-Large front room,
furnished reasonable. --- e L.
large double room. near bathroom. Il.
113i 18th ST N.W.-One furnished room
for light housekeeping. II
1923 EYE ST, NV, APT. .5--Single room.
for gentleman. $50 per month.
1881 IRVING ST. N.W.-Nice room: con
ycnient to cars: gentlemen. Phone Col 9066.
100 E ST s.E.--Large front room; $i5
month. L..
1912 PARK RID. N.W,-Two rooms. nicely
1913 CALVERT-Desirable room for one or
two. in private home. me.---12 10
1862 KENYON ST N.W-One double and
one single room. near 14th ct. st..
1885 IRVING ST. NW;EiLasrgges furnished
be f,''r rooms: board If desired. d.--------------
2I4O PFNNA. AVE-Single room. Ink. ::
electricity. gas included: SlS IL permanent.
THE LTVERA. 1914 L st. n.w.-2 large
rooms. next to bath. - IL
1927 ADAMS MILL RD. APT 23-For
ladies' see by appointment Adams 5744.
$500 Sth ST. NW.--Large furnished room.
modern, comfortable. near car line: 81 D.
SOo INGRAHAM ST. N,W.--Onc front room,
phone.
302 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Nicely furnished
room, private family. -
~ 1911 o2S ssqd 81, ST. ]NGyW.-Ro0m in apt. &C. Can
1903 N.W.-One large. first floor. fur
nished, near bath. kitchen privilege.
SO MASS. AVE. N,W.-Front room. elee-
tricity: gentleman; Sl8 month:
l107 u, ST. s;,E-Two rooms. Ink: cleo
tricity. heat: S33.
316 EAST CAPITOL ST. APT. 4-B--Room
for lady. $500 month.
1872 i{ BELMoNT, RoAD-ouiet room for
1908 PARK RD.e11;Single room. next to bath.
32 10 TENN. AVE. N.E;-Two front rooms;
Ink. gas. bath. cleo: h..w.h.: adults. :
large well furnished: also sleeping room.
70S G ST. .E.---Beautiful. 2 large rooms,
back porch. md floor. private bath. modern.
S12 F ST. NV nicely furnished rooms.
single room: ami: 3rd floor.
s03 MASS. AVE. N E.--2 or rooms, second
floor. convenient to bath: reasonable.
1117 i ST. S.E.-Large room with kitchen.
cite. sink, gas range. electric. h.-w.h. 13s
1914 11th ST. NV. APT. Large. pri-
waite entrance: S. single. 81 double.
1900 MASS. AVE. NV. APT. 22--Comfort-
ably furnished front room next to bath.
1775 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Double and single
rooms: bath on each floor.
THE PORTNER. APT. 362--Large, well fur
nished. light rooms. Phone North 1421.
1928 IRVING ST. N.W.-Beautifully fur
nished room and bath. Adams 3684-J.
1889 18th N.W.-Furnished room and bath
$50 month. Col. 67O9.
with or without private bath; gent. ,.nen. II :
NEAR 18th & PARK ROAD--Attractive
south room. reasonable. Adams 3156-J.
902 B ST. S.W-2 rooms with or without
board.
FEW DESIRABLE downtown furnished
rooms, conyenient to all departments. Kent
$50 90 each.
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
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UNUSUAL
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Left with us to be sold.


Left with us to be sold.
Private party has left with us
to be sold at once, a very fine
solid platinum diamond flexible
bracelet, all handmade and ex-
quisitely designed; set with l35
absolutely blue-white perfectly
matched fine diamonds. The
large diamond in the center is
of Marquise shape. Cost origi-
nally $3,60000. Party in need
of funds will sacrifice. :. 81 $50
Gentleman's diamond ring,
guaranteed of fine color and
very brilliant, weighs 6z carats !;
a fine gem set in a very attrac-
tive mounting. Owner will
sacrifice to quick buyer. 81 $50
Lady's very fine emerald cut
diamond ring, blue-white and
absolutely perfect; set in latest
style solid platinum mounting;
weighs 2 carats; cost originally
$3.50. Owner must sell at
once ....... ...... ,9I ,Z/o
Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond dinner ring, beautifully
made in the latest style; set
with Is large perfectly matched
blue-white diamonds. Party
must sell at once to raise cash.
$3.50
Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond engagement ring, very
fine color and perfect; weighs
l carat, less IA points; mount
ing is of newest design and
studded with diamonds and sap
phires. Can be bought at a
bargain .,..........$280
A most beautiful bracelet of
solid platinum, studded with 135
fine b1ue-white diamonds and
sapphires; made entirely by
hand and most unusually de-
signed. Party originally paid
$1,000. Will sacrifice for imme-
diate sale ..........$1 ,08O
TRIBBY'S,
615 18th St. NV.
Next Door to Keith's Theater.
Established 20 Years.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

THE WYOMING-T0 A REFINED COUPLE
Two rooms. kitchen large pantry: bright; 4;
available sept. 15. Phone Decatur 1000 for
Evening star., 1927-09-11

ATTRACTIVE APT LARGE. BRIGHT
clean rooms. bath; in private detached home;
completely furnished. including silver linen
etc: all modern conveniences adults only
Must be seen to be appreciated. Adams
174D 1909 ReDyOn al
Evening star., 1927-09-11

DOWNTOWN. $50: COMPLETELY FUR
nished: two large rooms, bath, basement
apartment: =us, electricity included. 53f
goth ct. Ant L.
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i724 21st ST. NV. APT Ii ROOM,
kitchenette; steam heat; continuous hot
Evening star., 1927-09-11

WARDMAN PARK ANNEX--COMPLETELY
and attractively furnished apartment;
rooms. kitchen and bath. Apt. 105. Colum-
hia 47il
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1896 o ST. N.W.--Apartment, nicely FUR
nished 2 rooms. kitchenette, bath. elac-
trcity. gas. hOt-water heat: $50.
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2I53 CALIFORNIA ST.--FoUR- ROOM
furnished apartment to rent for year. Bet.
| and Is O'clock I3"
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@4I7 Ist ST. Nwl-6 ROOMS. BATH.
shower: furn or unfurn; opposite park:
reaEunabIe
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125 Nd. I'VE. Ne. ENTIR- FLOOR-2
bedrooms. dining room. kitchcnette with
sink and range: gas. cleo; S11 per week.
y BLOCK 18th AND COL. RID. NV
rm., X. b.. rec hall porch: phone. cleo.
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I3 Ist ST. NE. OPPOSITE CAPITOL)--
h0usekeeping: we'll kept 13s
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2sI3 26th ST. Ne WoODRIDGE-APT.
of three rooms I'd floor: nicely furnished; !;
ami; S35 mo. Potomac 4l05. 13'
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241O goth ST NV, APT. 210-ATTRAC-
tive completely furnished Broom and bath
corner front apartment. Apply between 10
and .30
Evening star., 1927-09-11

1459 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-TWO KUOMS,
with private bath in private home Garage
available. Cali evenings. Columbia 10IS7J.
Evening star., 1927-09-11

1924 EUCLID ST. N.W.-LARGE FRONT
dining. living room. kitchen. bath.
hal aAr ltz ~
Evening star., 1927-09-11

CHOW CHOW PUPS, three months: papers
furnished. 1913 Michigan ave. ne. Phone
Pot 50l6 IL
Evening star., 1927-09-11
DOGS. PETS, ETC

BEAGLE HOUNDS. mo. old. out of real
now SIS apiece $50 and $40 pair Call
evenings from Q to o'clock or Sunday
%. J. Pugh. 255 Sherman ave-. Arlington.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
QUITS F|GHT ON
ALA. KAN
d In.srnalloaaI Nsws esrrIee

Il
LUVERNE. Ala. Nov. 3O.-- Charg.
ing that he lacked the cooperation of
the State law enforcement bureau
and that the Crenshaw County Ku
Klux Khan was going 10 appeal to the
governor to have him withdraw from
the case. Attorney General Charles
G. Mccall today had withdrawn from
the prosecution df alleged flogging
cases after jury last night &C.
J Quilted the second of - persons in.
dicted
The attorney generals withdrawal
from the flogging cases came after a
letter found in possession OF Ira B.
Thompson. said to be leader of the
4 Crenshaw county khan. announced
the intention OF J.. Esdale. grand
dragon of the khan, to appeal to the
governor. Mccall said.
The State law enforcement bu.
reau has had frenzied desire to as.
sist the defense rather than the
prosecution officials" Mccall
charged.
Esdale's letter said to have been
written to Thompson said that Es-
dale would see Gov. Bibb Graves
some time this week in order to
bring the attorney general to his
senses and let him know that the
people Of Alabama elected him to
run the attorney generals office and
not spend all his time around here
working up police court cases
against the Ku Klux Klan.p
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
FORBES To Fly
WITH COOK


PLYMOUTH, Mass. Nov. so.-
DIR. Frederick Cook, OF North Pole
fame. and Col. Charles r.. Forbes,
former director of the United States
Veterans Bureau. are going to fly
to the South Pole. tbs colonel
stated at the home of his aged
mother here today.
The flight, which may precede
that Of Comdr. Richard b. Byrd.
will take place as soon as DR.. Cook
is liberated from Leavenwortt Pen.
itentiary, where Colonel Forbes was
his cellmate.
DR.. Cook win 60 in the role Of
scientist. Colonel Forbes as navi-
gator.
The best possible pilot will be
selected, the colonel said.
DIR. Cook is far from discouraged
by his North Pole experiences ana
can prove-and / shalt help him
that he discovered that pole" said
Colonel Forbes.
DIR. Cook is not a fakir 80 far
az explorations 90. He convinced
me by a mass OF data that he and
not Conldr. Robert E. Peary discov.
cred the North Pole
The troubls with him Is that he
is 4 medical man and was unable to
properly put forth his scientific
facts"
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
DENIES PLEA Of.
OIL JUROR

Justice Frederick L. Siddons today
denied the petition of Edward J. Kid
well, alleged "loose-talIxing Juror. In
the FALL Sinclair conspiracy trial, to
he made a party to the contempt pro-
seedlings which will start Monday
against Harry r. Sinclair, William
\ Burns and four of their associates.
Kidwell. through his counsel, had
asked that the court take official
notice. also on Monday, Of the charge
against him Involving alleged i'm
proper remarks he made while the
trial was in progress.
The juror denied making improper
remarks, said that his reputation
had been injured, and requested a
hearing.
Sinclair and Burns have been
cited to show cause why they
should not be held in criminal
contempt as a result Of the alleged
improper surveillance" imposed on
the jury by the Burns Detective
Agency, discovery Of which brought
about, a pistriai, ii
The other four cited were w.
Sherman Burns, Charles i. Veitscfl.
baltimore paymaster for the Burns
operatives; IA. Mason Day, Of New
York. and Sheldon Clark, Of Chi.
cago. 4 ) S
The latter two are Sinclair 81.
Hcials and alleged contact men be
tween their chief and the Burns
agency. Z.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
Z DIE Z SAVED IN
AUT0'sPLU|lGE

SOUTH DARTMOUTH. Mass.
Nov. --Jamning hts brakes when
he sighted red flag on q small
drawbridge here today, Arthur
Holden. IS, retail shoe dealer OF
New Bedford. caused his automobile
to skid and run off the bridge into
20 fet of water in Padamaram
river, drowning himself and his
wife, az.
Two daughters OF the coilple. Mar.
garet. %. and Monica. 20, were rid.
ing on the rear seat OF the car.
Breaking the glass in the side wins
dow, the girls swamsto the surface.
Samuel Dunn and Duke Oliver,
who saw the girls in the water,
brought them to safety.
Firemen with ropes and ladders
recovered the bodies Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Holden.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
CADET REFUSES
I0QQIT POST

Echoes 81 three.yearlold real
sfats deal today threatened TO
break np the tranquility Of tis
SeIni.Neekiy drills Of the Washing
ton High School cadets. when Capt.
Fred g. Etelzer, f.. commanding
conpang g Of the Tech battalion,
refused TO resign his commission
m ordered BY Major Raymond q.
Payne. battalion Instructor for the
past three weeks.
Stelzer ii standing his ground on
orders from his father, whom no
claims Is q fhishef authority with
him than the military instructor.
Officials at the Mckinley Manual
Training School, where the tempest
Is said to be threwing. refused fatty
70 comment on the situation today,
The senior Seller Is said to have
charged that the demand on his son
g the result OF Major Payne. who III
listed IN the city directory as & real
estate man, getting the worst Of q
real deal with him three years ago.
Mr.. Seller also refused to comment
today.
A committee Of five, headed by
Mr.. StelSer, called on Or. Eallou to-
Dry and placed the boys case before
him.
DR.. BaIlou, 1t Is understood, prom
tsed to give the matter full consid-
GRAFTON. The Rev. ]. A.. Herson,
pastor OF Hamiine Methodist Church,
DR.. Everett M. Ellison. Homer Coun-
cillor, president of the Organized
Leech, Y. M. C. A. worker, were
Iaembers Of the committee,
It IS Q question with us" Mr..
Leech Is said to have fold Or. BAL
lou. whether the school officials
ne washington are gong to allow
q condition to exist wnere q boys
life might be wrecked, instead Of
his character being built up."
Col. Wallace Cragie, chief In
structor, refused to discuss the
case.
From other sources Il was learned
Payne ordered the resignation OF
young Stelzer last Wednesday on
the ground Of characterization"
He specifically charged that.
Gtelzer assembled his COMPANY in
nearby lunchroom, instead Of on
Marion Street.
Friends OF Stelzer declare that
Ahis is q usual thing In order to be
abe first to get the guns, and to
reach the street to drill.
Payne also charged hiatt Stelzer
FAILED to report Immediately to an
Officers meeting. when ordered. it
AZ understood. Stelze9's answer to
this Is that he was collecting. COM
pany funds when the, order came,
and that he answered 1t jusG as
soon as possible.
Stelber is said to have = splendid
scholastic record and is looking 10
qualify for West Point.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
American Mining Man
Held by Mexican Thugs

Thomas w. Thompson. an Ameri.
can, has been captured BY Mexican
bandits and Is being held for 5000
pesos ransom; according to a mes.
sage to the State Department to.
day from the American consul at
Mazatlan.
THOMPSON was captured Novem.
Der 70 on his mining property
near Copala, in Sinaloa, the mes.
sage said. Friends are negotiating
Tor his ransom and Mexican Federal
troops are trailing the abductors.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
WOnlan's Body Found in
Lake, Near Rich Colony

CHICAGO, Nov. SO.-The body
OF woman, described by police a.
young and beautiful" was found
floating in Lake Michigan off the
coast q the fashionable lake shore
drive district today.
Police believe the body had been
IN the water only a few hours
The body was clothed in dark
silk dress. tan stockings. but No
Shoes. The woman wore q wrist
watch and a string OF pearls.
There were no notes or cards
BY which Identification could ~
established. E
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
500 Automobile Thefts
Are Laid to One Man

CHICAGO, Nov. S0.--A term in
the penitentiary ranging from 1000
to 10000 years could be meted out
under the law to John G. Soeder.
an ex-convict, il he should be found
guilty on all charges pending
against him.
Soeder is accused Of having dis.
posed OF 500 automobiles in nine
months. He piled his trade, &C.
cording to police, between Chicago
and Detroit, stealing cars in, one
city and disposing Of them In the
other.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
Mrs. A. r. Hassan Head
OF Woodwork Child

Mrs, A. T. Hassan was elected
president OF the Needlework Guild
of the District at 4 meeting held
Yesterday in st. Johns Church.
3240 o st. N w.
Others named were: Vice presi.
dents Mrs Isador Grosner. Mrs.
boSn Taylor, Mrs. g. r.. Dunlap,
md Mrs. Marvo7 Crenshaw. sec.
retary and treasurer. Mrs. Frank
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
KLAMELE wEIrz

MASTER KL.gAME0LE WElTz.
l0-year.old singer, II expected to
DEVELOP into another great singer
such Is Caruso. He IL shown here
dressed IN Polish.Jewish national
costume.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
INN WAR ON IN
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. 3O.--
Washington Jackson aged colored
proprietor Of the Vireinia House.
which the city wants torn down.
was fined SIS and costs and sen.
fenced to 10 days IN Jail for main.
tanning 9 nuisance, after . police
court hearing.
Frances Coolidge and Josephine
Harrison. charged with cutting
each other with carving knives.
were fined SIS and costs each.
Former Congressman C. C. Carlin.
his partner, NJ. Carter Hall. and
Albert v. Bryan, city attorney, have
finished preparations for the, an.
nexation proceedings to begin Mon.
day when the fan term of the
Arlington County Circuit Court
conyenes.
Or. w. c. West, city health off.
cer,l is planning public clinic for
babies twice a week at the health
office. Citizens and organizations
have pledged the necessary funds.
Drs- o. Al. Ryder and hlewellyn
Powell have offered their services.
Two hundred are expected to at.
tend the tWenty-fifth annual BIRTH
day dinner Of Alexandra Ellks to-
night. John j. sMalley, grand ex.
alted ruler, and Robert s. Barrett,
strand leading knight will be guests
of honor.
Annual memorial services win be
held Sunday IN the auditorium of
the home. Joseph Burllhart, past
exaltsd rulet Of the District 81 Co.
1ulnbia. will speak.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30

The Hearst AH.America football
eleven viii be selected Saturday
n Tine Times. Twenty.f0ur news
paper experts in Il cities se.
tAeseu u.
The Washington times., 1927-11-30
TORNADO FUND TOTAL

Total contributions to the tornado
reAet fund for Washington totalled
Se,14S.SS. the Red Cross has an.
1ounced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
NOTICE TO
PAY YOUR POLL TAX

For the purpose of furnishing tax
statements and the collection OF
state. County, Drainage and Naviga-
ton district taxes for the year 1927
and the registration Of automobiles
for the year 1928 I will be in the
following places on the dates men,
toned below:
Tuesday, November %, 1927, at
Rangerville.
Wednesday, November %, 1927 al
Arroyo State Bank, Rio Hondo-
Friday, November Is. 1927, at First
National Bank. Harlingen.
Saturday, November 26. 1927 AT
Valley State Bank. Harlingen.
Monday, November rs. 1927 mt s. B.
Bank 4 T. Co. San Benito.
Tuesday, November 10Th. 1927, at
Farmers s.. Bank. San Benito.
AVOID THE RUSH. Pay -FOUR auto
license prior TO December 3ist
1927.
Pay -FOUR poll tax prior 70 Janu-
airy 31st, 1928.
James j.. Fox, Tax Collector,
Cameron County.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
PERSONALS

G. p. Simpson is leaving for his
home IN SaE Antonio Tuesday eve-
ming after being occupied with his
office here for some time. l.. r
Chenault. now in San Antonio, will
come here about the end Of the week
to take his place.
&. H. D~ebardeleben Is planning Ia
leave Wednesday for College Station
where he will see the Thanksgiving
football game there. From there he
viii 20 on TO Georgetown 10 visit his
mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Debardeleben.
Mrs. Eva Walton. sister of Mrs. G..
w. Moothart. arrived in Brownsville
Tuesday morning for an extended
stay. Mrs. Walton has been spending
some time visiting in California but
her home Is In st. Louis, Nc.
G. N. Bishop Of Washington, ID. c.,
- in the city on business.
William r. Franklin or New York
City. IS in Brownsville seeing after
details connected with the McCrory
store that is being installed in the
city.
Mrs. ~. Blrd and Mrs. Ecss Grow.
both az san Antonio, are visitors in
Brownsville for a few days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
.Aguilar Buried
In Mexico City

MEXICO CITY, New. 22.-Rl-An-
other grave has been added 70 the
row in the French cemetery where
Generals Serrano. Gomez and Gull
jan0 and "a Of their executed COM
panions are buried.
The body Of General Oscar Aguilar,
one az the revolutionary leaders cap
tured after he had reached the AM
erican border at Nuevo Laredo, and
taken 20 Monterrey and executed, was
brought here yesterday and inferred
FL Universal Grafico publishes .
report that Generals Hector Almada
and Manuel Cells. two leaders Of the
Gomez-Scrrano revolutionary attempt
have succeeded In escaping across the
border. They arc in San Antonio
Texas. according TO the papers in
formation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-22
Not An Easy Job
To Get in Movies

A wholesale screen debut was en-
loyed by the patrons or n photoplay
theater within a few minutes after
the final kiss had faded from the sill
YER sheet In the movie palace they
were leaving.
The entire audience of the Astoria
Grand. n neiEhborhood house In As
toria. T. l.. became actors IN Loves
Greatest Mistake" when Director
Edward Sutherland decided 10 film
scenes for his latest Paramount pie
ture one night In front Of the the
alter. Josephine Dunn and James
Hall. who with Evelyn Brent and