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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-13
TIME TABLE
PICKWICK STAGE
SYSTEM

- Il - LI4NA
Leaving Douglas
WestbOund
7:45 A. M. For all points
west
$3.50 A. M. For Bisbee only.
Except Sunday
11:00 A. M. For Bis b g,
Tombstone, cson,
Phoenix and Nogales.
200 P. M. For Bisbee only.
Except Sunday
$3.50 p. M. For all points
west.
EastbOund
$3.50 A. M. Lordsbur@ DEM
ing and Ell Paso.
7:15 P. M. Lordsburg, Dem
ing and Ell Paso.
Arriving at Douglas
From the West
1850 A. M. From all points
west.
1850 A. M. From Bisbee only.
Except Sunday
$3.50 P. M. From Bisbee only.
Except Sunday
6:O5 P. M. From all points
west.
$3.50 P. M. From Bisbee,
Tombstone, Tucson,
Phoenix and Nogales.
From the East
1900 A. M. From Lordsburg,
Deming and Ell Paso.
1880 p. M. From Lordsburg,
Deming and Ell Paso.
All Stages Depart From
Piclzwick Stage Depot
1924 G Ave. Phone 3S3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
JAPAN's YOUTH PULLING

The modern boy and girl Of ia
pan Is puzzling the philosophers OF
that country. Hishashi Aso. one Of
the learned writers. says that the
characteristics of the "modan gaaru"
and the "modan boy a. they are
known there, u novelty and pleas
ure. Foreign clothes, rouge. shingled
hair. short thick p~srasols. huge
spectacles and Oxford bags are their
equipment, he says. and continues,
They feverishly chase the new. In
music, plays. movies, cafes. dance
halls. new art literature, they are
forever trying to force pleasure
Most Of them are schoolboys and
schoolgirls. and many of them sheer
at c%anitalism. talk about Marx, jab-
Der about Lenin. and are drunk with
their own Importance. he adds. but
he believes that they are bubbles
that have the fate Of a bubble await
inr them"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
Frigidaire Head
Talks on Europe

Effects az the American electric
refrigeration industrys invasion OF
Europe are very marked IN every
section Of the Contineat, according
10 n. q. Niechler. President and
General Manager az frigidaire Cor
TnratIou. who rgurnCd Yesterday M
The LcNiathan after 4 two months
inspection Of overseas activity ~
the General Motors subs diary which
he heads.
Although electric Refrigeration
Is - Old in Europe as ID BIS in this
country. little Roadway was made
there IN development of this bu
rcss until We entered the field safc
Mr.. Beichlcr. "Since that time there
has beer q genera! stimulation cf in-
tcrest on the part of peoples which
have mad electric refrigeration fol
several wears.
The rapidlty with which Fririd
nire is being Installed m ScotlarG
seemed very significant % Us. ir
eight months. twenty five Per cent
~ the butcher shops in EdinburE
have contracted for such equipment,
buying it simply because of It's su-
pcrior economies.
Equally significant from the
standpoint or general business is
the increase IN time payment sales
we hHve experienced in Europe.
Thirty per cent Of the sales Of uor
Manchc. ter branch has been cen
sumafcd or this basis. Our total
overseas business for the year viii
~ mere than double that a. 1925.
"The variety OF uses 70 which
electric refrigeration Il being put
in Europe i infinitely greater than
in this country. where its greatest
development has taken place. One
cafe in Berlin Is using eighteen %
our comnrcssors. refficeratinR more
than twenty kinds cf equipment.
ranging from an beer eel
lrr 70 a tiny pRrfait moulaer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
France Is Claiming
Some More inventions

PARIS PI-Every now and then
the French decide they have been
giving foreigners credit for inven-
tiors which they ought 10 claim for
their own country. The other day "a
was argued that a Frenchman invent
ed the photograph before Edison.
And now the sewing machine and the
fountain pen. generally regarded as
Amer can boons TO modern life, are
claimed as French ideas.
The sewing machine. II is asserted.
was invented about 1850 BY 4 Paris
matchmaker named Mallat. The f0un-
tain pen. generally thought a very
modern thing. was invented in the
time Of Louis XIV. according q the
newspaper Comoedia.
The seventeenth century fountain
nen. 50 the story goes. consisted Of
the ordinary Quill with A cork-screw-
like pipe inside. the INK flowing 50
slowly that Id was necessary 70 shake
the pen every Few words.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
MARMON PLANS
HUGE EXPORTS
ARA a d e
For Foreign Trade
By Art

A continued increase in the ex-
port business CT the Mzrmon Motor
Car company having necessitated q
more elaborate sales organization in
foreign countries. Frank L. Hambly.
Marmon export manager. departed
for Honolulu Immediately after his
return to the United States from a
two months trip to seven countries
in Europe.
Mr.. Handy will return to this
country for the New York automo-
bile show where he will confer with
a number Of Marmon's foreign sales
representatives who will make spe-
cial trips to New oYrk to view the
Marmon show exhibit.
After making an extensive sur
vey of conditions abroad as they
affect the American export trade IN
automobiles. Mr.. Hambly reports
that the demand for motor cars
manufactured in the United States
u increasing rapidly. notwithstand-
ing the efforts CT European manu-
facturers to introduce lines that are
directly competitive with American
makes. Mr.. Hambly said that in
terest in American cars at the Lon
don and Paris automobile shows,
both Of which he attended. was
more pronounced than ever before.
From the standpoint Of the Mar
mon company. sales abroad are ex-
ceeding every expectation. he said.
Particularly in England. automo-
bile buyers are showing a distinct
preference 20 the straight-eight- In
fact. the heavy demand for the
Marmon and other straight-eights in
England during the past year is re-
garded as being directly responsible
for the introduction of a straight
eight at the London show this year
by one Of the leading English man
u~facturers.
Every indication points 70 an
other substantial increase In the eX-
port business Of American manufac-
turers next year and the Marmon
company has made extensive ar
rangements TO greatly increase not
only its distributive organization
abroad but its facilities for manu-
featuring and shipping many more
cars 70 all parts Of the world"
The trip 10 Europe from which
Mr.. Hambly just returned was his
second this year. Among the cOun-
trise he visited were England.
France. Italy. Belgium. Holland.
Germany and Switzerland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
Cocktail Habit Is
Deplored Ry Chef

LONDON CPJ-Cocktails ruin the
palate. 50 do cigarettes. Monsieur
Francois Carton. president Of the
Society OF Cooks Of Paris, and the
famous French artists of the kitchen
who accompanied him to England TO
attend the Food and Cookery Exhi-
bitIon were shocked At the suggest
ion that they take cocktails before
their meals and smoke between the
courses.
The beauty OF true food is lost
70 r who drinks cocktails. and
smoking before the coffee and bran
dy arrive Il a crime against good
cooking" declared the excitable
frenchman.
VI. Carton drank sherry before his
meals. In this he approved Of the
English custom. But he was horri-
fled at the use Of the American
cocktail which has become 50 gener-
al IN England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
MAKER THINKS
TAXES UNJUST
Franklin Says Levies
Should Be Confin-
ed to States

Taxing Of automobiles by the Fed
eral government should he discOn-
tinued at ono and all levies Of this
nature should be confined 10 the
various states. in the opinion or II.
II. Franklin. License fees should be
all that the car ownership of the
United States should be called upon
to beaE Addition Of excise tax.
gasoline tax. personal property tax
put too much Of a burden on the
automobile.
II regard the advocating Of Fed
eral axe because the automobile is
a thing Of luxury. or even a semi
luxury as the wrong attitude. Il
would be hard TO get the twenty
million owners 70 admit their ears
are luxuries. Take the automobile
out or American life for 4 week and
its place as a necessity would be
absolutely established.
Il cannot agree with Secretary
Melons conclusion that the Federal
road building program should be
supported By Federal taxes on cars.
Good roads should be viewed on the
basis or what they nave done for
the life Of the country and not for
the pleasure Of a special class. They
occupy the same Importance IN to-
days economic structure as the rail
roads themselves. Although the
automobile FASTENED good roads,
they were bound to have come any
how. The progress Of the country
would not have been content with
backwOods limitations.
The public should not permit the
automobile to reach the state of
the railroads. which became the butt
Of disproportionate and unfair taxa
tion TO the extent that growth was
impeded. For the greatest benefit
OF the people. everything should be
done 10 make the use Of automobiles
cheaper and thereby more extens-
i've"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11

nected with the publication or the
paper during that period. He took
a very active interest In the de-
velopment Of the "Magiv Valley as
he christened il. and in the up
building Of Brownsville.
He was nm experienced newspaper
man. having been for years conuect-
ed with the Hartford tConn.) Times.
and did much to promote the growth
and progress Of the Herald. lie is
new in charge Of the distribution Of
a well known tvpe-setting machine
for the United Kingdom and the
continent
The bride ~ described by Browns
willie friends who have met her ~
a charming and talented young wom-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11

handling Ease that have set entirely
new performance standards.
And Bucks have been famous for
years, throughout the world, for long
Life and sterling dePendabiIity.
Step into our showroom today and
select the model which is best suited
to your family's needs. Pay on the
liberal G.M.A.C. time payment plan.
Well make delivery at your home
on Christmas Day-or whenever
you prefer.
/, $3.50 : SPORT MODELS sI1o5 to Sl5z5
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
Martin Slattery
Weds London Girl

News has been received in Browns
vile OF the marriage az Martin "
SIattery. formerly az Brownsville,
now Of London. England. and Miss
Marian Power. also Of London, which
occurred in that city. at St. James
Spanish Place. Thursday. Nov. III.
mr.. Slattery was a resident of
Brownsville for "A number az years,
having been part owner or The
Brownsville Herald end actively con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
Shake this christmas last
for thousands of miles

What is the purpose of a Christmas
gift? -. to thrill-to delight-to
give utility as well as happiness for
months and years to come.
That's why We suggest a Buick for
1928 as the ideal Christmas gift for
your family. 1t will make their
Christmas last for thousands of miles.
And what carefree, enjoyable miles
they will be!
Buick for 1923 combines exquisite
beauty with getaway, power and
SEDANS SlI95 to Sl9o5 : COUPES SIIe.
-M Al rrw MN Nw W
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11

En, who was teacher Of chCmistrv
one az the schools in LonduH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slattery viii resI1a
in London.
Mr.. Slattery's many old friends in
The VALLEY are much interested !,
the news of hts marriage, ana go
The Herald in congratulations nrI
sincere wishes for his future hrn-
piress.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11

CALCUTrA-Labor is so cheap and
so Plentiful IN the iute producing
sections Of India that all work still is
done hy hand and ht,le effort being
made 70 introduce either modern ma
rhinery or mathods. MeAyink mills
have abolished hard weaving. but
hand spinning OF iute Irvine still is
= ropulnr homo industry. Australia
X the biggest hryer n iu'e hars
which are usea w the harvest fiHit-
rrd thr Nr ted States buys most M
the lItc cloth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
LONDON HAS CoLoRED TIPPING

society women u london have
taken to the idea Of colored typing.
Not only do they have their type
writers match their rooms. but the
paper and ink must correspond with
the typewriter. One prominent lead
er has a green machine in a green
room and uses green paper and ink.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
OPENS HIS HOME To MOTHERS

Teodoro r. Yanco, q we'll Nov,
Filipino philanthropist. recently turr.
cd his beautiful home in Manila ma
"A maternity ~1ispensary. which nv with
maintain out ar hiE private fun5r
He has employed IN doctor. ara sends
q nurse daily 10 the homes Nv nrwIv-
born babies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-11
FIRST MUrE FLIERs HoNoREn

FthSi MULE fLiEhS
IN honor Of the first passengers
IN balloon ascension IN France, a
French army balloon corps has hon
oIed them with a place on its new
Goa of arms. The premier air pas
sengers Of France were a duck. a
sheep and a rooster. and figures Of
the three are displayed prominently
on the shield.
, 1927-06-15

ST. CROIX STATION.
London, June 18th The RUSSIAN sit
uation is TO the fore here, there being
discussions over the execution in Mos
COW Of 20 persons charged by the State
Political Dept. with aAtj-Sogiet activities,
, 1927-06-15
LOCAL

Gable advice received yesterday from
Mr., P. L. La Bega at San Juan states
~carouseIle arriving there tomorrow(Thurs-
day this week.. 1t may, therefore, be
looked for on the next trip of the ''Cathe-
rine" and the running will be only a
matter of hours after that. The public
has been locking FOR this diversion week
after week and will be happy to get this
news.
The schnr. Resolution" arrived here
at $40 this morning from st. Thomas
with SO bags mail and passengers Ro-
saIia Bowery, Set}rina Christian and
Idalia Faulkner.
, 1927-06-15

and the reaction t0stne ASSASSINATION IN
Warsaw of NJ. Voikoff. In some quar-
ters there is a tendency to the belief
that the peace of Europe might be dis
turbed as a sequel to the assassination,
and not a few editorial writers and com
m%entat0rs consider toe executions a di
rect reprisal for the death of M, VoikOtf.
AS for the Soviet charges against the
British Govt with the executions the au-
thOrities brand them as absurd and RI
diculOus, The Times for instance
says weakened by internal discussions
and disturbed by a succession Of pOilti-
cal reverses, the Soviet Government has
fallen into a state of panic 1t sees
ghosts every where and strikes At random
into the surrounding darkness
Bucharest. June 18th. Reports clrcU
lated abroad that King Ferdinand is AGAIN
seriously i'll are declared here not to be
founded on facts.
Pouta Del Gada. Azores, June 18th.
Commander De Piaedo hoped off here
at 5.l2 O'Clock on Saturday morning for
Lisbon. He is on the last stages Of ms
four continent fight.
Paris, June 18th. M. Poincare has lost
his Parliamentary fight to put Frances
match monopoly on a profitable business
basis in the Chamber of Deputies, after
a weeks debate, the Chamber rejected
the proposed long term concession to the
Svenska Corporation of Sweden. The
vote was $50 to 244. The defeat although
regarded as politically significant does
not involve TIE life Of the Govt, as the
Premier repeatedly refused to make the
question one of confidence. He had serv.
ed notice on the Chamber however that
the rejection OF the proposal would seri-
ously impede his efforts towards financial
rehabilitation.
Lisbon, Portugal, June 18th. Portu-
guese aviation circles were greatly re-
Iieved by the receipt of a despatch stat.
ing that Major Beires end his flying COM
pani0n. Castillo have descended al Cape
North, between Para, Brazil and Deme-
rara, Island, and that q Brazilian ship.
was joining item there. They bad been
missing since Wednesday. when they
left Para for Georgetown. British Guiana
on their way lack To Portugal, via the
United States.
Paris, June 18Th. A new record for a
swim across the English Channel is claim
for the Czecho Slovakiau sW MINER Ven
ceslas Spacek by the Slovak Legation
here, which announced that he swan
from Wissant, Calais and Cape Grisuez,
to Dover on Thursday in 10 hours and As
minutes.
Sarrjsbruck, June 18th. The French
troops which have been stationed il the
C.rra VaIIDv since tho prpSapt iptprpa.
, 1927-06-15

lection force comprising British and Bel
gian soldiers.
Washington, June 18th France has
been notified by the State Department
that the United States will be pleased TO
engage in diplomatic conversations on
the subject OF a possible agreement for a
treaty OF perpetual peace between the
two nations.
Washington, June 18th After the tu-
mutt and departure of thousands Colonel
Charles A Ljndbergh who on Saturday
received the welcome and the conoratu-
IatiOus of Washington on his flight from
New York 10 Paris, spent a quiet Sab
bath as quest OF President and Mrs.
Coolidge. The President, in his address
OF welcome spoke words Of high praise
for LinGhergh and his achievement and
pinned ~ the aviatOrs breast the first
Distlnguished Flying Cross ever struck
by the United States. Lind0ergh re-
sponded with a short speech most of it a
message OF greeting OF goodwill trun the
old world to the United States.
Moscow, June 33th.-VlaGimir Turoff
Giusberg whose murder at Bitza station
near here has just been reported was
trade representative Of the SoyIel Gov
eminent IN Berlin 10 1921 and .atet a
member Of the Trade Commissaria here.
Details Of the killing are lacking
London, June l8 1.-The members of
the League Council reassembled at Gene
va during the weekend and begun to
deal with The aeenda today There are
thirty five subjects Tor discussion ia open
meeting but it's generally believed that
the presence OF the statesmen in Geneva
will enable a private interchange u views
upon many current problems which do
not figure on the agend9, The Three
power Naval Conference, iniuaift4 ~
President Coolidge, begins at Geneva
next week.
, 1927-06-15

place at 5 p. m. today; interment at
Spanish Town cemetery.
Our heartfelt sympathy is extended to
the bereaved daughters, son and others
in this hour of sorrow.
, 1927-06-15

JUNE l4lH, 1JZt.
(C0urt8yy OF the Associated Press
Washington President and Mrs. Cool
idge have left for the Summer White
House in the Black Hills. South Dakota,
where they will spend their vacation.
New York. Final preparations have
been completed for the reception Of
Lindbergh upon his return tomorrow by
plane. 1t will be slightly more than
three weeks since be left rhe Metropolis
on his history-making flight. Governor
Al Smith and Mayor Walker are to well
come the returned hero in behalf of the
State and City.
Lisbon Commander de Pinedo, Italian
four continent fier, will leave tomorrow
in his own plane for Barcelona.
Washington. Colonel Charles A. Lind
bargh spent the night for the last time
at tae White House where he and his
mother were guests of Mrs. Coolidge.
The New York to Paris fier leaves to-
morrow for New York in his own plane
''T0e Spirit of ST. Louis. His program
today WAS a full one. During several of
his speeches he SAID that his countIymen
make too much acclaim over his flight
across the Atlantic Ocean. Every time
he entered or departed from Jhe house be
was cheered by a large crowd. Among
his callers were several dir mail pilots
with whom he went t. the Boiling Field
TO inspect his plane before his fight to
New York.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

FOR SALE-Incubators Schwalge-
Smith. 800 egg; Super Hatcher, 900.
Both good as new. A big bargain at
price asked. Also so White Leghorn
laying pullets, Puritas Springs strain,
and so Ancona pullets. Sheppard strain,
VIM. Glover, AIillsboro. Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
IN THE COURT OF CHANCERY OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE IN
AND FOR SUSSEX COUNTY

In the matter of the Receivership
of Friedel Brothers Milling Com
pany, Georgetown, Delaware, Janu-
airy 3rd, 1927. To the Creditors Of
Friedel Brothers Milling Company.
Pursuant to an order of the Chan
cellor, you are hereby notified to
file your claim against said Com
pany, properly verified, with the
Register on or before the Sth Gay
of March, A. D. 1927.
And further that exceptions to
any of said claims may be taken
and filed with the Register by any
party in interest, within go days 9f-
ter the said last mentioned date.
F9S7A form for verifying claims is
attached hereto, which must be TAX
en- before a Notary Public or the
Register in Chancery, and signed by
the deponent. Claims based on
book accounts shall be itemized
Claims based on promissory notes
or other written evidence of indebt-
edness should be accompanied by
the original instruments on which
the claim is made. Claims based OF
matters of record should be accom-
panied by abstracts or copies there
of.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM J. WESCOAT,
f4-3t Register in Chancery.
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
CANDY - CANDY - CANDY

All our candies are kept the clean
food way-everything fresh and
clean. Some our special brands are
Park & Tilford, "Johnstons" and
''Lowneys." We have so many other
kinds in stock that it would be quite
a job to mention them. However,
when you want to make your mo-
ther or your best girl happy, just
give her box of Park & TilfOrd
of JOhnstons Candy. We also have
in stock the greatest and best line
of cigaretts, smoking and chewing
tobacco and cigars in Milford, and
we will assure you that our price is
right, but we will not cut the price
against our neighbOr. VIM. H. War
rem, Milford. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Pursuant to the requirements of Sec.
tion 8. Chapter So, Volume 29, Laws OF
Delaware, the following roads are rec
commended for conversion into state
Highways:
New Castle County
dupont Road-Lancaster Pike to Ken
nett Pike.
Adams Dam Perry Tavern.
Newport & Gap Pike.
Limestone Road (LincOln Highway
Stanton). .,-...,.-,,
Marshallton, Il mile.
Thompson Station Milford Cross
Newport Bridge with road connec--
tions and consideration OF railroad
grade crossing elimination.
Bear-C COrbit.
Christian -Hare's Corner.
New London Newark.
Delaware City-Port Penn.
Old Baltimore Pike (Cooch-Maryland
Line).
crete shoulders).
Pleasant Valley extension to Lincoln
Highway at Maryland Line.
Dexter's Corner-Delaney.
Kent County
Tubmill to-Hering's Corner.
Road east of Dover.
Governors Avenue, Dover.
North Entrance to Smyrna.
wyoming Almshouse Hazlettville
Road.
Woodside to connect with. the Willow
Petersburg Road.
Leipsic-Dover.
Dover Water Works to DUPONT Boule-
ward.
Barker's Landing.
Mahon Lighthouse Road.
Burnitt's Masten Corner, west o
| FELTON,.
| WendaITs Corner-Woodland Beach.
Sussex County
| loves Cross Roads through Gumbor
| to Selbyville.
Milford Shawnee Road Greenwood.
u. S. Compass Station Bethan
Beach to Ocean View State Highway,
Ellendale-M Milton.
DIilford-Five Points Road to Slaugh
ter Beach.
Roxana-N -Nillville Road to Bayard.
Bacon's through WhiteSviIle to Pitts
vile concrete road.
Road through Cedar Neck (Littl
Creek Hundred).
Shafer's Corner -Frankford, or Oma
Bridgeville east via Two Bridges
Robbins Cross Roads.
Bridgeville east via Sunny Sio
School.
Greenwood -Ellendale.
Dublin Hill-Scott's Store -Marylar
Line.
Eiiendale towards BridgevilIe.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMEN
f4-2t C. D. Buck. Chief Enginee
Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04

FOR SALE-1O, 900 to $4,000 feet of
season oak lumber including G.
4 4-3 X ETC., at S25.OO per thous-
and. Georgetown Wagon Works,
Georgetown, Del. dz4-u