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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-11
3 BOUND over
FORBURCLARY
Preliminary Hearing
Held For Boys at
San Benito

SAN BENITO, Tex. July H.
Three boys were bound over Mon
day by Judge W. $. Corkill. justice
of the peace, on $500 bond each 20
the DISTRICT criminal court on
charges Of burglary in connection
with the theft Of goods from houses
between San Benito and Rio Hondo.
To Of the boys are charged with
the burglary or the farm homes ~
IL. r. Stanahan. Il. o. Dale and A.
V. Johnson, where they are alleged
10 have stolen watches. hats, belts.
shotguns, shotgun shells. flash
lights and other articles. Stolen
goods were displayed in the court
room. One Of the pair u charged
with having entered house alone.
"A third boy IN charged with hav-
ing robbed the home Of Arthur
Goolsby. San Benito chief Of police,
several months ago. His arrest was
accomplished through the appre-
hension of the other two boys. The
arrests were made by San Benito
police and the state was repre-
sented here by NJ. X. Hall oi
Brownsville, assistant county attor-
new
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CREW OF AMERICA
TO LEAVE FRANCE

ROUEN. France. July ll.-lT. -
Commander Richatd II. Byrd was his
usual cheerful SELF today A scal
nights rest az the quiet villa of i.a
Annapolis c!nssmse. B n. Howard.
at the exclusive seaside resort Of
Cabourg. did much 10 clear away me
effects Of too enthusiastic French
provincial hospitality. SATURDAY
night, at lie Touquet, was sleeTics5
for Byrd as he was suffering frori
Ptomain poisoning.
His three companions. Bert Acosta.
George Neville. and Bcrnt Baichcn WI.
spared the ordeal Of speech making
which fell 70. Commander Byrd ~
leader Of the expedition, showed no
III effects from the long series Of
banquets.
After a farewell visit today "a
Ver-Sur-Mer where the monoplana
America fell into the sea on i.s
flight from New York the aviatnra
will 70 70 Cherboura where they " III
embark on the Levlathan tomorrow.
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TOTAL DEAD in
SAXONY IS 1856

DRESDEN, Saxony, July l1.-lFt
The total number Of dead and
missing IN the cloudburst In Saxony
last week today was placd at 1856.
Most Of Saxony presented 4
scene Of wreckage today as relief
squads and emergency forces were
al work 10 aid the homeless and
alleviate suffering.
At Berggieshubel, which Of the
many flooded towns and villages
suffered most, the authorities place
the known dead az 93
IN Lauenstein. III the Gottleuba
valley the devastation extended for
eighteen 70 twenty miles. The pie
tuIesque Gottieuba spa was all mud
and water today and death like
silence was everywhere. Before the
wreckage Of one house, two aged
women were necessarily overhauling
their pitiful belongings. They lost
their entire families and went mad
Their shrill cries continued through
cut the night.
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Axe Murder Trail
Leads TO NeaU Case

NEW YORK, II. ", July lI.--LPi \
While police today we're trying to
Gnravcl the mystery of the AZ mar
der Of two women. the decompusud
head Of woman was found in
Brooklyn which police thought might
possibly be the mead OF Evelyn Ma
tino. aged 20, friend Of the woman
and missing since June 20.
The young woman, the police were
told. left their home with Mrs. Al
fred Bennett. to visit roomrrg
house Of Miss Sarah B!ownell and
has not been seen since.
Mrs. Bennett, the mother Of four
children. who sold the lease on the
rooming hoIsc TO the elderly slIss
Browness was murdered and dis
membered The police believe she
murderers while attempting To dis
pose Of parts OF the old woman. 5
body.
The head found today represents
the latest III the many Eruesrtt"
pleccmtal discoveries since the first
paper-Afapped legs ~ woman ~1.v
discovered in Battery Park Satur-
day.
other parts Of the bodies Of one
or the other Of the two-and possi-
bly, three women have been founG in
ash cans. church yards, alleys and
other places IN Brooklyn.
Ludwig Halverson Lee. forty year
old ianit0r foi the late Miss Brow
nell arrested III connection with the
ease. stolidly protested his inno-
cence % twenty detectives.
Lee Is charged with homicide and
according TO the police had adiai:-
ted the ownership of saws. hatehets,
axes and other implements which sre
said t. have been found in his room
stained with blood. Parts Of wo-
mems apparel were also found IN his
possession, the police ,ay.
Lee is also said to have told The
police that Miss Browncll loaned nlm
$500 20 start restaurant, the vea-
ture having failed subsequently and
that she had once asked him 20 mar
~ hei, but that things driftcd
along and the. marriage did sot
take place.
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QUAKE ROCKS HOLY
LAND; MANY HURT

JERUSALEM. July l1.-tPi-T
Holy City escaped lightly in an
earthquake felt in this region this
afternoon but loss of life and serious
damage occurred in the surrounding
country.
Three tourists were buried in the
collapse Of hctel In Jericho while
there also were fatalities at Olivct.
Ramallah, and other villages.
In Jerusalem, the small dome Of
the Holy Sepulchre was badly crack
ed and other buildings in the old
city collapsed. Several persons we've
injured but no deaths were reported.
MELBOURNE, Australia. July IL.
PA severe earth-tremor occur
red IN the district around EurOa,
Victoria. yesterday. Continuous
rumbling was followed BY loud cx-
plosion, in which many buildings
were badly shaken. Slight eartn
shocks have occurred in the regic1
for some weeks.
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CUT IN
PORT CHANNEL
IS COMPLETED
Absecon Steams Into
Harbor at Low Tide;
Two Dredges Work
At Point Isabel

The first cut through the bar At
Brazos Santiago was completed Sat
urday by the dredges Ben and Alb
secon, working from opposite sides,
and the big government dredge Alb
secon, drawing over 9 feet or wa
ter. steamed through the channel at
low tide AID came TO anchor IN the
turning basin IL the end Of the
Point Isabel wharf
This is the first time the Absecon,
which has been working on the out
er channel for two months. has
crossed the bar except at abnormally
high tide, and the completion of the
cut marks the first connection be-
tween the inner and outer channels
in the construction Of the Valleys
port project.
The Ben. "a suction dredge, recent
ly secured by the Port Isabel Town
site Development company and
leased to the COVE ernment for the
harbor work, has made excellent
progress on the inner channel. and
the Absecon, a hopper dredge. has
also made rapid progress on the
outer channel. Engineers in charge
of the work estimate that If the
present rate Of progress is main
tanned the 1s-foot channel connect
ing the turning basin with the deep
water Of the Gulf will be completed
in November.
lefty Work Probable
The Padre and Brazos island jet
ties were completed last week, but
the government engineers have left
the trestles and rails intact with a
view of lengthening the jetties in
the event a 30-foot harbor is de-
cided upon. The Padre island jetty
Is 1880 feet il length and terminates
in nine feet Of water. The Brazos is
land is 1900 feet in length and
terminates in IL feet Of water. Con-
siderable confidence mas been ex-
pressed by those connected with
the harbor work that the govern
ment would finance n 30-foot chan
mel for Port Isabel. and in the event
the appropriation IL made both jet
ties will be extended several hun
dred feet. The rails and super
structures will be left on the tres
ties until definite action is taken
by the government.
One feature which is aiding the
dredging Of the outer channel very
materially is the rapid ebb tide
current created by the jetties. Dur
ing the ebb tide the flow from the
Laguna Madre into the Gulf il ex-
tremely fast, and apparently this II
securing out nsiderablc guam
titles Of sand. The flow tide current
is slow. and verv little sand is re-
turned to the channels. Engineers
state that this strong ebb current
will prove a material factor in re-
ducing the cost Of maintenance
when the channels are completed.
The section Of the inner channel
and the turning basin completed two
years ago have become badly silted.
but the silt j. soft and easily moved.
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tion IN the contest last week are
Racheal j. Doan. San Benito. 7. A.
Lawrence. Weslac0. Helen Faulk.
Helen Vance and Elizabeth Camp
bell, Brownsville; Elsa Miles, Ia
Paloma; Dorothy Bowman. Har-
lingen: Ruth Mile. La Feria.
Mrs. Ed Sharp. Brownsville. Mrs.
II. Tri9lett. Brownsville. Mrs. sam
uel Lopez. San Benito: Lucille Falls.
Brownsville; Mrs Ruth XII. Hughes.
San Benito: Mrs. II. J- cormier. SAN
Benito: Frankie Mae Mcleod Har-
lingen; and Bessie Richardson. In
Feria.
The rules for the contes. are:
RULES FOR CONTEST
Here are the rules In The Her
Continued on page two.)
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MAN ARRESTED in
THEFT OF COTTON

SAN BENITO. Tex. July IL
The first arrest VI IT, kind report
ed IN this section was made Mon
day morning when Chief of Police
ArthEr Goolsby Of San Berit0 ar
rested a man charged with stealing
cotton out Of warehouses and sell
ing II at cotton gins.
ihe mar was searched. and Of
ficers stated that they found re-
ceIpts on his person for several
hundred dollars worth OF cotton, the
receipts being made out 10 Joe
iuDre" although the man said
THAI his name y not Joe Moore.
An inveStigetsnn 0f she case Il
being made. and preiinsnsry hear
irg s. expette 10 be held Monday
f-e-nonn o. Tuesday.
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advertising NetU Key
Word i'm Herald Contest

Here X ls-the new word for The
Herald's Bushel OF Words contest
Advertising.
You will find the letters In ad-
vertisements in The Herald. Look
for them, read the rules Of the con-
test. and win prize.
In last weeks contest Mrs. r. X.
Eallam of San Benito was the win
ner with the unusually large total
Of sS2 words. Second place was
won ny Miss Vivian Mathews, Santa
Maria. with 5i2 words, and third
prize went to Mrs. Fay Benge. also
Of Santa Maria. who had 264 words.
The prizes were a., S2 and ST.. re-
soeCtively. for first. second and
.ki-f place wir-eFs.
Those receiving honorable men
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Joke ON Governor Richie
as kissing g Stunt Told

WASHINGTON, y. a.. July IL
Department. of agriculture II
ficiais today claimed they rai a
right t0 lct "a . few quiet chuc-
kles AZ the expense " Governor
Richie az Maryland.
The governor in q speech before
the Indiana Bar Association -
French Lick, Ind, last Friday at
tacked bGreacracy in the govern
ment and told his aud ence he
federal protecting process mad
gone the extent of issuing a pan
phiet entitled 4 '.ycst-rlcket ESSAY
on kissing"
The charge brought denial
fr1m officials here who declared
teey haS issssd no su-s treatise
from rn- Govern -pr esrsr-Isnt
ana .nS~ sa;a -,Ssv ,-ve stsga.loas
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has disclosed the essay was the
work uf Dr. H. n. Atheiton Of the
University of Maryland. Dr. An
ertoE is emplorei IN hos cholera
eradication work fc- the state IHi-
versity. which j. entitled to cir
culate its reports and bulletins On
agriculture through the mails free
of postage IL government es-
yelOpes.
The essay turned out 70 be =
nimeogIaphtd discourse whose
tlile was misieadirw I'm that 1t Was
W general discussion of kissing sEa
\ defense af shat Indulgence fo
hold TIE reEde-'s attention wnila
br.n-i-g IN ifs reEI object. taat
feeding r1rhags. s~ii md vss.ss
ta hnrs r cccr. ir- o-tA-eaks -
ho- cholera.
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fort WORTH
FARMERSHOT
Negro Sought by Of
ficers; Mans Own
Gun Used

FORT WORTH. Texas, July H.
(Py-James &. Terrell. ~, prominent
farmer who lived near Justin, about
20 miles north Of here, was killed
late Sunday night by an unidentified
man shortly after he returned from
church with his wife.
Denton county and Fort Worth
officers were engaged in an investl-
CATION today which centercd IN 2
search for a negro man who early
Sunday called at the Terrell nodle
and asked for a drink Of watei.
Terrell probably was killed hy
bullets from his own gun, inasmuct
as the farmers pistol has not Oeer
found by officers.
A blood hound was taken to jus
tin BY Fort Worth officers. but BE-.
cause Of the many footprints ~
neighhors who thronged the place
shortly after the shooting il was ~
lieved the dog would have trOubl'
picking up the slayer's trail.
Robbery probably was the negro'
motive. police said.
AS Terrell started TO unlock tbs
back door TO his house after parking
his automobile in his garage, n voice
from the interior Of the house callo'
"Hcy.' and an instant later strean
az bullets was poured through tw'
screen doors into the farmers body
| according to information to Fo.
Worth Investigators.
One shot struck the farmer in IN
hand, one took effect in the groii
and "a third pierced his back. Ter
rell fell few feet from the steps
Officers said.
Neighbors. aroused By Mrs. Ter
rell's screams, rushed 70 the home
where they found in tine front room
Of the house d double bladed axe ant
hammer, evidently brought by thj
negro and many burnt ends D
matches. They believed entrance va
gained through a window.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-11
TEXAs WOMEN on TOUR

COLORADO SPRING. Colo. July
LIE Thirty leading Texas farm
women arrived here today on the
first leg of their tour to the Pacilie
coast for an intensive study Cf
Standardization. organization and
cooperative marketing methods IN
Colorado. Utah ana California.
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CHARGES AGAINST
SOLON DISMISSED

AUSTIN. Texas. July li.-'P -
Charges OF accepting a 81 .0O0 bfibe
10 influence legislation. against Il.
:. Moore. expelled former memaer
Of tne legislature. were dlsmis1e 4
M criminal district court today On
motion of District Attorney y. III.
Moore VINO held that the defendants =
plea ~ former jcp0rdy" was
good"
Opposing attorneys Immediately
launched q fight over whether +. a.
Dale. Borham lawyer, expelled -nd
indicted with Moore. should 20 10
trial in absence of minor witnesses.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-11
ARTISTS MEET .

SAN ANGELO. Texas. July H.
tP,-The sixth annual Texas Artists
camp opened a three weeks session
Monday morning az Christoval on
the South Concho river 81 miles
south of here. with early registra-
.ions indicating attendance that will
xnrpass that in 1925 whe" sixty-two
persons from twenty cities were
~resent. Most Of the artists have
come IN automobiles.
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TEXAS YOUTH DROwNs

IEAAkhANA. Texas. July H.
f4sp-The body Of Hiram Jones. ia.
Of New Boston. Texas. near here.
who was drowned late Sunday af-
ternoou while swimming in the Red
River with a number Of companions,
was recovered shortly before noon
Monday by ". L. Feasell
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rt>ANfIER OFFICER DIES

AUSTIN. Texas. July ll.-s71--
Funeral will he held Tuesday Tor
raptsin James f. Luc-. 73, france.
md f~--,r- psaes officer. who lied
here Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-11
STORM DOES DAMAGE

REGINA, Sask., July l1.-(Pi-A
storm which crossed southwestern
Saskatchewan late yesterday caused
erop damage which may run into
millions or dollars.
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Lo"er
Rio Grende Valley: Fair to pa rly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, not
much change in temperature. Light
a. moderate easterly 20 soutaer'y
winds on the west coast.
For East Texas: Partly cloudy to-
night and Tuesday. Light 70 moder-
ate easterly winds on the coast.
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FLTER DIES m CRASH

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July H.
tPp-Second Lieutenant William L.
Howarth. student in the pursuit
section Of the advanced flying
school. Kelly Field. was killed when
his plane crashed al Duncan Field
today Lieutenant Howarth's home
was in Harvey. Illinois
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RIVER FORECAST

The river viii continue 10 fill
slowly al kioas during the mex.
fe~ days
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Creager Considered
For Post In Mexico

DALLAS. Tex. July li.-P,-
Reports In political circles here
today wee that X. Il. Creager.
Brownsville. renublicfn national
committeeman from Texas. Is be-
ing considered for appointment a
ambassador to Mexico by Presi-
dert Cco'idee Ia succeed James X.
Sheffield. resigned. During Crca-
gers visit to Washington recent
IL he was favorablv discussed for
the post. ID was said here
Nr. CrcaEer was in Houston
Monday. and could not he com
municEtcd with relative 10 the pro-
posed appointment. In the past on
several occasions when appoint
ment Of an ambassador Ia Mexico
n under consideration. MIR. Crea-
gers name was mentioned - a
possibility.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-07-11
Fair Stockholders
To Select Officers

HARLINGEN. Tex, July H.
Stockholders Of the Valley Mid
Winter Fair Association az meet
ing to be held here Monday after
noon will elect officers for the year
1927, and plan organization Of the
association for the Fair this fall
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flood Present 20 Hr. ~ Hr
Stage Stage CHING Rain
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
8 FAR FLYING.
PLANES READY
d InlernallonaI Nswa servIes

CURTISS FIELD, N. Y, Sept.
23.-Work on three planes sched-
uIed to leave here soon on long
distance flights went forward today
in tests and mechanical ADJUST
ments.
Owing to the time required In
the celebration Of instruments In
Miss Ruth Elders plane, American
Girl, 1t was stated that her take-off
for Paris may have to be deferred
for two or three days
Capt. Rene Fonck. French ace.
and Lieut.. Lawrence w. Curtin,
u. 8. N, took the villa de Paris
up on three load test flights. In
one OF these the plane carried a
total Of $4,000 pounds. including $50
gallons of gas and quantity Of
water ballast
This test was said to be the final
load-carrving check-up before the
plane takes off for coast-to-coast
flight to Oakland. Cal.
The Sikorsky amphibian plane in
which Miss Frances Grayson win
attempt flight to Paris Is being
overhauled here.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
JE VS. PREPARE
FOR new YEAR

Rosh Hashana. the Jewish new
year, win be celebrated by the
Hebrew population Of washington
with a two-day ceremonial starting
at shutdown Monday. This will
usher in the year 5sss for the fol-
lowers Of Mosaic law.
Twelve regularly established syna-
gogues Of the city and three. espe.
ciaIly arranged for the Hashana
services. will observe the event
through the following two days
until sunset Wednesday.
The feast Of Rosh Hashana Is
commemorative Of the order Of
creation and divine judgment in the
affairs of the world. In Holy Scrip
ture 1t is designated as q iDay Of
Memorial" and of blowing the
shokor (ram's horn) to awaken the
Jewish soul.
Ing and rejoicing coupled with
soiemnity and pious devotion. both
elements reflecting the double
tenure OF life In its earnest and
joyous aspects.
NAA AoyA VI REAAtCAGG Will DEElIA
with Rosh Hashana which end in
the Yorn Kippur fast. In this, the
Israelite il enjOined to readjust mis-
moral conduct toward God and
man, to renew his allegiance toward
the King of the Universe and to
reinvest himself with new hope and
faith.
Solemn services VIII be held by
Rabbi T.. j. Loeb at Ohev Sholom
Synagogue. Fifth and Eye Streets.
N. W.. and similar services at other
Hebrew places Of worship. There
will be short ceremony Monday
evening at six o'clock followed with
greetings to the New Year by the
Rabbi.
Evening services and Musaff on
both days viii be conducted at.
Ohev ShoIom by Cantor Abraham
Kalmus. The choir will be led by
Samuel Selshys Of Toronto. Canada,
especially engaged for these serv-
ices. Rabbi Loeb will render the
Shacharith, or morning services, at
$3.50 a. m. both days.
At 1890 Tuesday morning he win
deliver a sermon on some outsand-
Ing events and lessons OF the past
year Rabbi q. Silverstone will
deliver an address in Yiddish at
Ohev Sholonl Tuesday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
FARMER / j R 7
BY BULL

ROCKVILLE, Md, Sept. 90.
william Waters, prominent farmer
and dairyman, is in a serious con-
iition at his home near German-
town. as result of being gored by
a bull on his farm Wednesday.
Mr.. Waters was attacked az he
was attempting to prevent the bull
from leaving the barnyard. Two
of his ribs were broken and he is
thought to have been hurt inter.
nally. His brother, Frank Waters,
happened to be near, however, and
by using pitchfork drove the
animal off.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Walker, at Gaithersburg, was the
scene Of the marriage Wednesday
evening OF Samuel b. Walker, 50, Of
Concordia, Kansas, and Mrs. Sarah
r. Mullican. 81. Of Washington, the
ceremony being performed by the
Rev. William Stevens, pastor of
Grace Methodist church, Gathers
burg.
In the presence OF the brides
parents and other relatives and
1f1eHua, IHOtnaS w. clark, zIs OF
Hamilton. Va, and Miss Lucille C.
Kirby, IS. Of Leesburg. Va, were
married in Rockville, Wednesday
evening by the Rev. Bertram M.
Osgood. of the Baptist church, at
the home OF the minister.
DIR. osgood also officiated at the
marriage here Wednesday, OF Mar.
ion j. Hulsey, 20, OF Birmingham,
Alabama. and Miss Violet e. Har.
Ian, Is, Of Hamilton. Va. the
home Of the minister being the
scene Of the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
D. c. Heads TO Consider
New Garnet School BID.

The District Commissioners an
reconsidering the bids for ths
Garnet Patterson Junior HigA
School
They rejected the bids . fsa
days ago as too high, but tlaA
action may be reversed az a resn
OF recommendation from Superb
tendent Of Schools Frank w. b
lou.
The appropriation for the schn6
is about $780, 900. Bids ran oYS
$500 900 but with alternate propos q
which BY eliminating part 81 tie
work could be paid for out OF taS
appropriations
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
Cotton Output in 1927
Shows Increase Over 1926

The Census Bureau today issued
the following report on the amount
OF cotton ginner TO September is
from the crops OF 1927 and 1926, re-
spectlvely:
Total running bales, counting
round as half bales, 3.5O5, $50 and
z.5O9, IO3.
Round bales included. 1922 and
61.651
The Washington times., 1927-09-23
Female Interest in Bout
Runs High in Goat Alley

An Alpine championship fight
was in progress in Goat alley,
Northwest, last night. while Tun.
ney and Dempsey were having their
spat in Chicago. The only differ
ence was that there was not so
large an audience and the victor
did not remain to receive the spoils.
The police say that two colored
women living in Goat alley became
50 excited that they engaged in an
May Price took the
count and went to Freednan's hos
pttal while the victor took the
first opening and went to parts un.
known. Bricks were used for box.
ing gloves.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

Three detachable blades feature a
new bread knife. sharp one replac-
ing one that has become duh.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

Laundfies in Italy have found
waste from tomato canneries useful
In removing stains from linen.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

DOLORES DEL RIO
TRIMMING 4 sports wrap with
monkey fur. Miss Dolores Del Rio
sprung this makeup m Holly
wood recently. Others are fol.
lowing suit.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

Today's apartments for rent today
4. locate tire one yen want through
the Rental Columns Of the Classified
Ada.
The Washington times., 1927-09-23

A boring tool has been built in
Germany to handle cylinders 1s
feet in diameter.