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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

The Ladies Auxiliary to the United
Commercial Travellers will entertain
with card party at the Womans
Department Club Saturday eve
ming.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

The newly formed Perry Township
woman's Republican Club met
Thursday afternoon at the Indiana
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30
GirIiSh Charm

The exquisite daintiness you ad-
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blow complexion and stylish clothes.
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more than you would be neatly
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shoes with runover heels.
You don't have to be denied the
admiration you love, because your
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keep it soft, bright and silky. But
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Soap and water only washes out the
dirt, but can not remove dandruff
and that oily film on each strand
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Danderine does it without drying
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The next time you fix your hair,
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draw it through with long, even
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and glowing. 1t takes just a few
minutes each day. There's no in
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Danderine is so inexpensive too.
The Csc bottle contains enough to
prove to you how. wonderful it Is.
You can get it from your nearest
store.
[)a]nderiIle
.Mkes Dreams Of
beautiful Hair Cone ZYG,a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30
PATTERN ORDER BLANK
SPLENDID SPORTS DRESS

For tennis, golf, motoring or gen.
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with novelty striped faille crepe is
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cashmere, shantung and tub silk are
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inches bust measure. The 36-inch
size requires Is yards of 4O-inch
material with IA yard of 32-inch con-
trasting and rs yard of 32-inch ma
terial for camisole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

( Central College dormltory to hear
Mrs. Grace Banta Urbahns. State
! treasurer, following the luncheon of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

Republican women at the Columbia
Club. Officers and executive com
mittee are shown above.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

Newest Fabrics and COlOrs
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as you earn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
z SPEED COPS
ARE SELECTED
Sadler, Lawrence Take
Place of Suspended
Officers

+. +. Sadler Of Brownsville and
John Lawrence Of San Benito were
appointed county traffic Officers at
II short meeting Of the commission
ers court held this morning.
MIR. Sadler is q storage battery
man and Mr.. Lawrence has been
nightwatcbman in San Benito.
The former will have as his beat
that part of the highway between
Brownsville and San Benito and the
latter will have charge Of the high
way between San Banito and the
county line.
They were ordered 70 take inn
mediate charge Of two automobiles
which were ordered stored over u
week ago by the commissioners
.ccu-' when il suspended the two
traffic officers then in charge OF en-
forcement. James Digman and WI
q. Walker. suspended at that time
remain in the sheriff's office ~
deputies. Petitions for their re-
appointment as speed cops had been
circulated and signed by voters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
BOY IDENTIFIES
MEXICO BANDITS

MEXICO CITY. April 4.-,Pl-
Members of the band which kidnapped
and murdered Edgar II. wilkins, Am
erican electrical engineer, were in
custody Of the Mexican authorities
at Guadalajara today.
They were capturer by the local
police near there Sunday by federal
troops. Three of the men captured
We're said to have confessed that
wilkins was killed because the mem
hers of the band were enraged over
the close pursuit.
The ten year old son or wilkins,
who was captured with his father.
identified Mariana CaIzada. one oF
the men taken into custody. a. the
leaders OF the kidnapers. The youth
bad been released BY the bandits
shortly attire capture and sent back
into Guadalajara with a note de-
manding "A ransom Of $4,000 for the
father.
lsadoro Perez and Vicente Perol-
cada were the other men arrested.
From information given the authori-
ties by Calzada they were hopeful
of capturing others Of the band.
Wfiklns meme sas Savannah. Ga,
Mexico for fifteen years. Govern
meHt officials said that the murder
Of the American appeared 70 have
the earmarkS Of a plot 10 embarrass
the government Of President Gales
End possibly cause trouble with the
United States. Secret service men
we're dispatched by the government to
GUadalajara To investigate the case
but hc had resided with his wife III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
NJ ALLEN MAN
HURT in CRASH
I. NJ. Perkins Receives
Broken Hip In
Car Accident
Especial 10 The Heraldl

McALLEN, Tex, Apr. 1T. VI. Per-
kirs of MeAllen was injured late
Saturday afternoon in an automobile
accident near Mercedes. receiving a
broken hip and minor injuries.
Mr.. Perkins was coming from
Brownsville when he saw truck APP
preaching and when about thirty feet
in front of him.. the truck driver sud
dcHly turned across the road, evident
~ intending 70 turn off the highway
onto another road. Turning his own
heavy coupe. Mr.. Perkins crashed
into q ditch and also hit the truck.
He believes that he turned complete
ly over at least once, the car landing
on its wheels again.
Unconscious, the injured man was
picked up somewhat later by G. p.
Watson and r. n. Clifford OF Mer-
cedeS. who arrived on the scene, and
was taken to the Mercedes hospital
where his injuries were attended. La
ter he came on to his home here in
McAlIen.
Mr.. Perkins was resting well Sun
day night. However, he is expected
to be confined TO his bed for six or
eight weeks.
Mr.. Perkins is one Of the owners Of
the Southwest Plantation near
Brownsville and was going from
Brownsville 10 McAllen when the ac-
cident occurred. Two sons. &. n. and
"A. o. Perkins, are managers Of the
plantation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
MACHINE GUNS
HALTLOOTERS
RAID ON BOAT
u. S. Chamber of Conn
merce at Shanghai
Calls for Concerted
Action Of Powers

SHANGHAI. April 4.--tPl-Amcri-
can blue jackets fired upon hostile
Chinese with machine guns today.
Four Chinese were wounded.
The trouble occurred near Chung
king when coolies attempted to cap
ture the American steamer ChinaE
from blue jackets of the gun boat
Bonocacy who are guarding ii. said
q wireless dispatch received here
this afternoon.
Japanese fired with machine guns
on natives in the Japanese conces-
sion az Hankow yesterday. There
was quarrel between i Japanese
sailor and a TicAshaw coolie. "a mob
Of Chinese invaded the concession.
held up Japanese In the streets and
began looting.
Sailors we're quickly landed from
warshipS In the langtEe and opened
with machine guns 10 disperse the
Chinese. wounding two OF them
The Japenese. faced by what ap-
parently is q serious situation nc
Hankow, have rushed additional
warships there.
The American chamber OF COM
HtiNc III oHaHkHdis III stattmtHt
Just issued. called for immediate
concerted action by the powers 20
restore order in China. II declares
that militarism, brigandage and bel
shevism have destroyed all sem
blance Of law and order. in the
greater part Of China and that the
joint action called for would have
a far-reaching influence through
out the country and b. OF the ulti-
mate benefit "a the Chinese them
selves
The mass OF the conservative
and law-abiding Chinese" the state
ment declares, reduced 10 a state
of helplessness, IN unable 10 take
effective measures 10 protect either
themselves OF foreigners. The adop-
tion Of conciliatJ-y policy py for
cign governments has merely
strengthened the lawless elements
and encouraged outrages like those
at Nanking.
Germans, hitherto virtually i'm
mune from the nationalist anti
foreignism, now are beginning to
feel its effects throughout the
Iangtze valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
REPORT MANY
BOIL WEEVIL
Government Survey
Indicates Infestation
VIII Be Heavy

WASHINGTON. ID. C., April L.
Survival Of boil weevil in hiberna-
tion during the winter will be higher
than usual the department Of agri-
culture estimated today in publish
ing the results Of the annual survey.
Temperatures throughout the cot
ton belt have been unusually mild
the department said. aiding that this
made higher survival among those
wecvils actually in Information.
This is offset by the fact that in
manv sections last summer and fall
conditions were such that the num-
ber of weevils entering Information
was much lower than usually" the
report said. Consequently spring
infcstations are going TO depend 70
an uruSual degree upon conditions
last fall ia each locality. Wherever
weevils were abundant last year the
spring emcrgence will be heavy.
- In Texas. especially In the central
portion. the weevil population was
decidedly increased by favorable
weather conditions during the latter
part Of the growing season az 1926
and a somewhat heavier initial infes-
tation is expected this season than
for several years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
Rangers 0nHdmd
to Start Cleanup
OfBOygeyBamdits

BORGER, Tex. April I.-iFl-OHly
eight rangers came To Berger from
Austin. including Captains Hickman
and Hamer The latter two are at
Stinett this morning where Id
Bailey, Whitley Walker and Hugh
Walker. held in connection with the
shooting Friday Of Deputy Pat ker-
yon and Elmer Terry. are Ia Jail.
The hearing set for this morning
has been put off until the arrival of
an attorney from Oklahoma City who
left Amarillo this morning. IL viii
prqbably not take place for. several
hogrs. Bailey and the two Walkers
h., been held in jail since their ar
rest Friday.
Their attorneys will plead before
u 1ge. Newton Willis for release of
the men on bond. Stinnett is quiet.
al coEding to telephone reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
CONFEDERATE
VETSCATHER
FOR REUNION
Followers of Lee and
jackson Arrive At
Tampa For Annual
Meeting

TAMPA, Fla, April 4.-tHl-Fol-
lowers Of Lee, Davis and Jackson
during the days Of the war be-
tween the states, were arriving here
today for the 37th annual reunion
of the United Confederate Veterans
which opens tomorrow and coR-
tinued through Friday.
Sons of Confederate veterans and
members of the Confederate South
ern Memorial Association were TO
hold their annual meeting at the
same time.
Veterans Of Tampa and south
Florida were on hand to welcome
their comrades from other states
and each committee included at
least one gray uniformed figure to
give greeting and a pat on the
shoulder to incoming brothers az
arms.
The first special train 10 arrive
brought old soldiers, their sons and
ladies from Georgia and other
southeastern states. Another train
from Dallas, brought representa-
tives Of the confederacy from the
central south and southwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
TWO DROWNED in
DAM NEAR DALLAS

DALLAS. Tex, Apr i-tPt-Clif.
ford Stockton. liz. and Lee Harris, rs,
we're drowned at Record Crossing
dam near Dallas Monday. They were
fishing from boat which capsized
when caught by the water fall over
the dam.
Both boys were good swimmers.
but could not cope with the strong
undercUrrcnt.
Clarence Stockton, brother OF Cliff
ford, was almost drowned in an at
tempt 10 rescue the other two. He
dived into the waters and was saved
by fishing pole which friends held
out 10 him.
This is the second death in the
Stockton family in less than two
months. on February 10. James
Stockton, 35, was killed. and his
brother, Lee Stockton, 40, was ac-
Quilted Of murder at recent tr:l--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04

By Naval Rndfe To The Herald
from U. y. and Texas Agriculture
Departments

CarIot shipments OF entire United
States reported for Saturday. April
2.
Potatoes: colorado 81, Florida 57,
Idaho SO. Maine 22l. Michigan 80.
Minnesota i3l. New York 43, Texas
II. Washington 50. total U. s. 9l8
ears.
Beans: Florida i6. Texas 10, total
u. 5. IS cars.
Cabbage: Alabama a.. FLORIDA ia.
s. Carolina ii3, Texas 81. total III.
:. 276 cars.
Onions: Texas %. total U. q. 63
cars.
CarIot shipments or entire United
States reported for Sunday. April Hs
Potatoes: Colorado lD. Florida H.
Texas ~, total U. y 21 ears.
Beans: Florida l6, Texas ia, total
W. N. 3O cars.
Cabbage: Texas 20, total VI. s-
I'D ears.
Onions: Texas Is. tataI U. q. lB
carr.
Primary destinations or Tnxna
lcentllusd On page tWp.]
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
COOLIDGE TELLS SON
X y 4
JOHN HE MAY CALL ON
= 4 4
GIRL AT ANY TIM E
(By The Associated Press. }


PLAINvIEW, Conn, April A.
John Coolidge has presidential
and parental permission now TO
visit Miss Florence Trumbull. the
governors daughter, as often As
he likes.
Heretofore his trips have been
confined to special occasions with
consent necessary for each one.
There was lot Of motoring over
the weekend.
Miss Trumbull met train from
Washington to Hartford with the
governors ear late Satu rday
night. She and the young man
went 70 dance in a Hartford
night club and thsnce came to
the governors home.
Sunday there was a motor trip
about the country side. Joint
motoring back 10 college-he TO
Amherst and she TO Mount Holy
oke-concludes this chapter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
SAPIRO TELLS
OF HUGE fees
Got Over $4,000 In
Fees from Southern
Cotton Growers

DETROIT, Mich, April 4.-UPl-
Aaron SaPIro testified today in his
81 100000 libel suit against Henry
A ord that lie had received $Tu,2OU
from southern cotton organizations
s4nce 1877. paid as rctaIners ana
fees through the American Cotton
Growers lExchange.
He admitted also that he would
refuse 70 serve as legal counsel for
a coopg grative organization which he
had promoted unless he was paid for
efforts, although he primarily had
the interest and welfare Of the
farmer at heart. That admission
came about in cross-examinatiOn by
United States Senator James r..
Reed of Missouri. chief OF Ford
eounseh concerning the New Jersey
Poultry Association.
Sapiros brother Milton came
from California. bringing records Of
fees demanded early last week BY
Sapiro and Immediately was sworn
in as an attorney in AarOn's behalf.
The trial started off dragging
heavily and for the most part was
extremely dull. Senator Reed for
fifty minutes read from an address
Sapiro made to cotton growers at
Montgomery. Ala. IN 1890.
William Henry Gallagher, chief
Of Sapiro's counsel said today that
when Sapiro's cross-eNaminaticn
was completed he would call for
Ford as the next witness and II the
motor manufacturers injuries were
reported such as still 10 make II inn
possible for him TO appear. would
demand an official medical exam
inatioH for Ford. Counsel said
however. that if the defendant
could not appear they would not re-
sist an order Of Judge Raymond for
nm official report to his condition.
oF Inclusion Of REORGANIZATION
Of Sapiro seemed far away today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
GASOLINE, DYNAMITE
FURNISH EXCITEMENT
AT FIRE IN DALLAS

DALLAS. Texas, April 4.-tPi-A
box Of dynamite, q stream of gaso-
line. and a fire eating it, way 70 the
explosive gave the lire department
all the elements of drama here
Monday.
The gasoline, which was in a tank,
ignited when a workmen attempted
to draw bucketfuil. A lantern
nearby ignited-the fluid and it ran
flaming toward the box of dyna-
mite. e
Firemen poured water on the
dynamite and over the gasoline tank
driving back the burning gasoline
until the stream pouring from the
tank could be turned off.
The fire occurred IN an excavation
for large building. The workman.
John Campbell, way burned about
the hands and arms.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04

CHARGES NEGROES
STABBED OFFICERS

WICHITA FALLS, Texas. Apr. A.
i4l-Sam Spence. assistant district
attorney and NJ. W. Barnett. federal
narcotic agent, were pronounced out
OF danger at the hospital Monday as
the grand jury Of the Both district
court began an investigation of three
negroes held in the county jail
charged with stabbing the officers
here Sunday afternoon.
The negroes, who gave their names
as j. B. Masters, Bob Johnson and
Harvey billiard, were charged in a
complaint of three counts with driv-
ing while intoxicated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
BANDITS AGAIN
ELUDEPURSUIT'
Kines and Terrill Es-
cape From Town as
Officers Enter

BORGER, Tex. April 4.-(Pl-Of-
ficers here today believed they were
close on the heels of Matthew kimes
and Ray Terrill, Oklahoma outlaws,
sought in connection with the killing
Of two deputies last Friday and the
robbery Of the Pampa First National
bank last Thursday. The bandits
were thought 70 be in hiding among
the Canadian river brakes following
a dash from 4 shack in Signal HILL a
village near here. The man hunt
was continued throughout Sunday
night and resumed today.
City and county police Saturday
crashed into two room shack at
Signal Hill where il had been re-
ported the men were hiding. The
officers found a pair Of bloody trous-
ers believed 10 be the ones worn by
Terrill on the night that Policeman
Coke Buchanan was killed here sew
eral weeks ago. II was reported that
Terrill was shot in the leg by one of
the two bullets which Buchanan fired
Just before he died.
A resident told Of the flight Of
Kimes and Terrill from the shack
just before their pursucrs arrived.
He said he saw 4 large coupe about
100 feet from the shack. "A man. he
said, dashed from the house and
leaped into the moving automobile
which was driven rapidly away.
This escape occurred while the of
ficers were searching q farm two
miles away, where they located a
large still and arrested a man. who
Informed them that Kimes and Ter
rill had left the farm last Friday in
an automobile. The men was taken
TO Jail at Stinnctt.
Deputies last night stood guard
over the Stinnet Jail to prevent any
possible mob action or any attempt
to libcrate three prisoners held IN
connection with the staying of the
deputies and the bank robbers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
BROWNSVILLE
CELEBRATION
DATE is SET
May a Is Chosen For
Formally Opening ;
Structures Recently
Finished

Brownsville will celebrate the for
NAL opening of three OF its largest
buildings on Wednesday, May 4, il
was announced today by G.. G. Rich
ardson, manager Of the Chamber OF
Commerce, which is one Of the
three organizations having new
structures
Hotel FL Jardin, Brownsville's
S600,000, cight-story hotel; the new
100000 Missouri Pacific depot and
the $4,000 Chamber of Commerce
building are To be opened formally
at that time. The hotel was the
first 10 be put into actual opera
tion. the Chamber Of Commerce was
opened informally more recently
and the new depot has been used a
week.
All three OF the new structures
are located on the south side Of
LeHee Street, replacing unsightly
wooden A'buildiit:s and giving
BrownsviIe an entirely new "front
yard" this part Of town being the
rirst seen by travellers coming here
by train. All the buildings are
built along similar architectural
lines and harmonize in other re-
spects also.
Matamoros is planning n celebra-
tion and exposition during Cinco de
Mayo week. from May l to 5, and
Brownsvi!le's celebration will en-
able visitors To the city here TO
see a Mexican holiday celebrated in
true national fashion across the
river the day after.
Band music. novelty stunts and
a grand b-.l 20 be given in the
Spanish Palm Garden at the rear Of
Hotel FL Jnrdin viii feature the
celebration here. The program will
be worked out in detail in the
month thai remains before the Gel.
ebration will be held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
ORDER WHIPPING
AT SCHOOL CEASE

AUSTIN. Texas. April 4.-lPl-
Boys a. the state reform school
Gatesville. in the future shall not be
whipped except AZ the orde- Of the
suuerirtrndent % the institution and
only then when either the Hvncrin-
t1ndert or chaplain H. present. the
state board nf control ordered TO-
day.
Action followed the report WI Ran
ger Jim Mccoy. that information w.
received Indicated bDvH were being
n W. m0HTrntHly whipped
Hr- M. II. Harrington chairman of
the board. said that although the or
der wculd bc permanent the board
hrs not yet concluded It's investiga-
tioa and may announce further re-
suits later.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
PREPARATIONS DEMAND
WILL BE MADE THIS WEEK.

LONDON. April 4.--lF1--P Protests
by the foreign governments over the
Outrages nc Nanking, and dmnndS
for reparati0n. are expected 10 bc
lodged with the Cantonese governs
mant in "A few days, ID was authors
tatively stated in Downing Street
today.
Diplomatic exchanges between
Washington and London and Tokyo
continued over the weekend with
out a hitch. IL remains uncertain,
however, whether the demands will
be made jointly or in identic notes
by the three powers.
There is also some difference Of
opinion SIS 10 whom TO address the
notes, but the likliest recipient Is
Eugene Chen. Cantonese f0reign
minister.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
OFFICERS PROBE
FLOCCINC OF MAN

DELIGHT. Arkansas. Ajril 4.-lFi
An investigation is being made BY
county authorities today into the
flogging late Saturday night Of
George Hewitt, 70. by a band Of
seven or eight masked men who
warned him IN leave the country.
Hewitt was acquainted cf d charge
of murder IN connection with the
killing uf w. I'll Jones, justice oi
the peace. and Officers are investi-
eating the theory that he was whip
red hy friends of the alain justice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-04-04
FLIERS END SOUTH
AMERICAN TOUR

CARACAS. Venezuela. April 4.--tPl
The Pan-American goodwill filters
Of the United states army ended the
South American stage OF their flight
tooay. The four planes took off at
SAX a. m. from Puerto Cabezlo, Nene-
zuela, for Port OF Spain, Trinidad.
Before leaving, each Of the filters
received the decoration OF the order
Of Bolivar from the Venezuelan gov
1rnmcnt.
PORT OF SPAIN. Trinidad. Apr. q.
-tAr--Ihe Pan-Ansrican good will
fliers Of the United States army ar
rived here AT I y. IA. today from
Puerto Cabcllo. Venezuela.