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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
HOLY LAND LECTURES
DIR. Edward Long to Begin Series
Before His Bible Class.

DR.. Edward Long will begin Sc
ries of lectures before his interde-
nominational Bible class at the New
Jersey Street Methodist Church to-
night.
Description of visits to various
places in the Holy Land will be
given by DR.. Long on successive
Friday evenings. His first subject
will be From Gibraltar to Car
thage." 81
Rr. Long toured the Holy Land
last winter as a guest of his class
of several hundred members.
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SECRECY MAKES
MORE DIVORCES
Ban on Publicity Followed
by Gain in England.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, April Reinforcement
of the judicial proceedings act, re-
Gently passed by parliament. pro
hibiting publication in newspapers
of the sordid details of divorce cases
has resulted in flood of applications
for the annulment of marriages.
Under the new law, only the bare
charges and the names of the parties
and witnesses concerned are allowed
to be published. Consequently hun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22

About year ago, when he was
picked up by the police, advertise
ments for relatives brought woman
who joyfully identified him as Prof.
Giulio Canella of the University of
Verona, who disappeared several
years ago. Her family tested him in
many ways, such as moving him
to tears with certain pieces of music
the professor used to love.
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Second Honeymoon

So the couple went away on a
second honeymoon, which was inter
rupted by the police and members
of the family of one Mario Bruneri,
who also disappeared several years
ago. Bruneri was wanted for forg-
cry, and his fingerprints correspond
ed to those of the amnesia victim.
SO now he sits again in cell,
while the Canellas and the Brun-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22
MAN CLAIMED BY
J, TWO FAMILIES IN
SASYLUM WAITING
italian Victim of Amnesia
and Mistaken
Identity.
BIZ NEA Service

BIZ NEA Service
ROMS, April ga victim of am
nesia and mistaken identity, claimed
as member of two Italian families,
sits in a cell Of an asylum near here
and eagerly awaits the day when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22

eris fight to identify him. Photo
graphs of the professor and the miss
ing forger are Identical.
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Found a Year Ago

investigation will disclose his real
name.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-22

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New Britain herald., 1927-11-28
" aut0m0bile 01vmer

l NINETEEN years ago we made and sold the first Model T Ford car In announcing it to the public we said:
 "1Ve w;N bmld q motor ear joy tbe great mul- ht~dt: t wiN be large euougb jor be tamiJ, bm m@H e"ongb tor tbe ndinid~al to 'mn and ca,e tor t uiN De constructed of tbe bed matey7ah by tbe best men 10 be biysd a1ier be simplest atsig"s mode'~ engineering can depise. Bm # u1U De SO lov in briee tbat TO mau waking z good salary wiN De unable to ouu one'
 ''lf I were starting in business today, or asked to restate my policy, would not change one sentence or one word of that original announcement. In plain, simple language it gives the reason for the very existence of the Ford Motor Company and explains its growth. IN THE last nineteen years we have made 15,O00,O00 Ford cars and added to the world nearly 3OO,OOO,O0O mobile horse power. Yet do not consider the machines which bear my name simply as machines. take them as con- crete evidence of the working out of theory of business which hope is something more than theory of business-a theory that looks toward making this world better place in which to live.
 ''The Model T Ford car was a pioneer. There # when we first conceived it. There were few good roads and only the adventurous few could be induced to buy an automobile.
 "The Ford car blazed the way for the motor industry and started the movement for good roads, It broke down the barriers of time and distance and helped to place education within the reach of all. It gave people more leisure. It helped people everywhere to do more and better work in less time and enjoy doing it. It did great deal, am sure, to promote the growth and progress of this country.
 I've are still proud of the record of the Model Ford car. If we were not, we would not have continued to manufacture it SO long, But 1927 is not 1908. It is not 1915. It is not even 1926.
 We bave buiH a ne1V car to neet
 modeyu c0ndIh0ns
 i've realize that conditions in this country have so greatly changed in the last few years that further refinement in motor car con. sfs1cfi0n ia desirahle So have h1lilt q neuz
New Britain herald., 1927-11-28

"A1 pe d ouISCooIu1 IuOQel. IL mas 10 DC. There is no way it can escape being SO, for it represents the sum total of all we have learned about motor car building in the making of l5,OOO,OOO automobiles.
 1be ne,V Fora mU seN ct
 e low price -. 'tThe price of the new Ford is low in accor. dance with the established Ford policy. hold that it is better to sell large number of cars at reasonably small margin of profit than to sell few cars at large margin of profit.
 I've never forget that people who buy Ford cars are the people who helped to make this business big. It has always been our policy to share our profits with our customers. In one year our profits were SO much larger than ws expected that we voluntarily returned $50 to each purchaser of car. We could never have done that if this business had been conducted for the sole benefit of stockholder, rather than to render service to the public.
 "No other automobile can duplicate the new Ford Car at the Ford price because no other manufacturer does business the way we do.
 "Ve make onr ouvn steeAwe make oar oun glass-We mine our ovn eoal-we make viytuaNy epey part used m tbe Ford ear But we ao not charge profit Q" any ef @ese iems or from tbese operations We voald rot be playing ja;r uitb tbe tubHe / ue did 50. Our only busines is tbe automobile business. Our only t,e6t s on be automobile .e seH
 WE ARE able to sell this new Ford car at low price because we have found new ways to give you greater value without great increase in our own costs.
 I've did not set out to make new car to sell at such.and.such figure. We decided on the kind of car we wanted to make and then found ways to produce it at low price.
 "The new Ford car, as have said, will be officially announced on Friday of this week. In appearance, in performance, in comfort, in safety, in all that goes to make good car, it will bear out everything have said here. We consider it our most important contribution thus far to the progress of the motor industry, to the prosperity of the country, and to tho daily welfare of millions of people,"
New Britain herald., 1927-11-28

car. To put it smply-we have built new and different Ford to meet new and different conditions.
 ''Wc believe the new Ford car, which will be officially announced on Friday of this week, is as great an improvement in motor car build- ing as the Model T Ford was ir 1908.
 Smart ne,V loW Hzes auG
 beanttHl coIo'y 'sThc new Ford is more than a car for the requirements of today. It goes farther than that It anticii ipates the needs of 1928, of 1929, of 1850.
 ''Thc new Ford car is radically different from Model T. Yet the basic Ford princip pes of economy of production and quality of prod- uct have been retained. There is nothing quite like the new Ford anywhere in quality and price. "The new Ford has exceptional beauty of line and color because beauty of line and color has come to be considered, and think rightly, necessity in motor car today. Equally important is the mechanical beauty of the engine. let us not forget this mechanical beauty when we consider the beauty of the new Ford.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-28
by HENRY FORD

"The new Ford has unusual speed for a low-price car because present-day conditions require unusual speed.
 "The world moves more quickly than it used to. There are only so many hours in the day and there is much to be done.
 "Fihy and sixty miles an hour are desired today where thirty and forty would have satis. fled in 1908. So we are giving you this new speed.
 Quiet and smootb-'wnning
 at aN sbeedS s'The new Ford will ride comfortably at fifty and sixty miles an hour. It has actually done sixty-6ve miles an hour in road tests.
 "Since modern conditions demand more speed, they also demand better brakes to bal. ance this speed. So we are giving you four. wheel brakes in the new Ford.
 1.-The new Ford will be quiet and smooth running at all speeds and you will find it even easier to handle in traffic than the old Model T Ford.
 ''The new Ford has durability because dura- bility is the very heart of motor car value. The Ford car has always been known as car that will take you there and bring you back. The new Ford will not only do that, but it will do it in good style. You will be proud of the new Ford.
 1HIS new Ford car has not been planned and made in day. Our engineers began work on it several years ago and it has been in my mind much longer than that We make automobiles quickly when we get in produc. tion. But we take long time planning them. Nothing can hurry us in that. We spent twelve years in perfecting our former Model T Ford car before we offered it to the public. It is not conceivable that we should have put this new Ford car on the market until we were sure that 1t was mechanically correct in every detail.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


MONDAY
womens Auxiliary OF the Presbyterian church will meet in sep
arate circles at $3.50 !. m. Circle Number One viii meet with Mrs
J. A. Kelley or St. Charles street: Circle Number Two. Miss Florence
Bell. corner Of Fourth and St Charles street; Mrs II. {. Miller Four
tecnth and Point Isabel highway.
Guild circles Of the Church OF the Advent have postponed meet
inrs until a later date.
Women Of the Aid society of the Christian church will serve meals
during the convention and will postpone their society meeting
Tuesday Evening Bridge club will meet " the Officers Club with
Lieut.. and Mrs. Wendell Blanchard. host and hostesscs, at y O'Clock
Mardi Bridge club will meet with Mrs. III DScago ~ her home On
Tuesday Bridge club. Mrs. W. A. Heaner. hostess at the home Of
Mrs. W. Il. Jones on Levee street at 3 p m.
Fl Jardin Friendly club, Mrs. Ed Hockaday, hostess at her home
on Elizabeth street at 2 p. m.
Self Culture club, Mrs. Roy Ruff hostess at her home on Elizabeth
street.
Evening Bridge club Miss Molly Rogers, hostess, az the home Of
DR.. N. L. Murray o. Washington street at 1880 p M
Just Sew club. Mrs. III. r. Hampton, hostess, nc the home n Mrs
n. j. Glow on West Elizabeth street nj = 7. m-
ID. A. r. meeting and luncheon Ut III Jardin hotel beginning NJ i
n wednesday Bridge club. Mrs. John Rutledrc. hostess West
Brownsville AZ $3.50 r. "a.
THURSDAY
Business and Professional Womens social club az the Valley will
meet Il Blue Bonnet Garden ins Edinburg At a banquet.
Loyal Twelve club will meet with Mrs. Ed Hockadny az her home
on Elizabeth street at 2:So p. m.
p m
Merry Matrons, Mrs. Paul R. Dye, hostess. at $50 p. m.
Civic League meeting at the Methodist church at 3 p n. Mrs. ].
II. Abel. hostess.
FL Jardn Progress club will meet on Indiana avenue with Mrs.
George French at $3.50 p. m. for a home Identification lesson
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

leading universities of America and
Internationally known are on the
Delphian board" she reports, and
goes on 20 say that the six years Of
work are non sectarian, non political,
with the chapters meeting in pub
lie places with non social affairs
connected with the regular meeting.
One fact worthy Of note concern
ing the club work Mrs. Frost
stressed, Il that no papers are per-
mitted to be read at the meetings.
but each subject must be presented
in address form with discussional
methods in an effort to train the
women both in mental and person
al poise. Mrs. Frost's stay in Browns
Vile will be indefinite.
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ham Tuesday afternoon. This meet
ing j. designated a. Stockholders
Meeting" The hostesses will be Mes
danes J. w. Whitney, r.. ID. Nance,
Horace Johnson. + b. Fly, Z. NJ.
Hammack, PRESTIGE Seattle.
Mrs. J. c. Myrick will have as her
guest for the coming winter her
mother, Mrs. Mary Dawson. from Fl.
Scott, Kansas. who is due 20 arrive
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
MRS. Glow HOSTESS.

-Four guests were present az the
meeting Of the just Sew club which
met at the home Of Mrs. j.. r.. Glow
on West Elizabeth street Wednes-
day afternoon. They were Mesdames
L. II. Warburton. j. NJ. Farr, 4. L.
Hudson. and Il. III. Russell. mother
OF Mrs. Glow who Il here visiting her
daughter from Wichita Falls. Tex.
Roses were used TO decorate the
room where the members and guests
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
ATTEND SAN BENITO MEETING.

Those members from Brownsville
attending the meeting of the units
Of the Fifteenth district of the
American Legion Auxiliary Of Tex
the Legion Home IN San Benito
were Mesdames X. G. Morris. w.
". Deem. J. s. Spikes, and Ben &.
Clark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

All members Of the Merry Matrons
Bridge club were present ut the
meeting held nc the home Of Mrs.
Fred Bohlen Thursday afternoon with
the exception Of one. High score
was made BY Mrs. Aubrey Perkins.
Fruit salad md cake were served
the guests by their hostess.
Mrs. Paul X. Dye will entertain the
group next week at her home.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

Members Of the Civic League have
made arrangements 70 serve lunches
Monday and Tuesday during the
South Texas Chamber Of Commerce
convention here in a room Of the
rev J. ]. Young building across from
the telegraph office on Thirteenth
street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
r ALLEN

Mrs. j. II. Allen was hostess 10 the
members OF the I'll Jardin Service
club who met at her home Wednes-
member answered 70 roll call at the
opening Of the meeting with a cur
rent event. Texas history was the
subject Of the days study with q
fifteen minute talk by Mrs. Dale
Pe~rsonette on parliamentary law.
She also gave a well organized dis
course on the first settlers and In.
dams in Texas. Mrs. Allen, tbs
hostess. chose the Texas missions as
her subject.
The next hostess has not been de-
cided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

West Brownsville school observed
Patrons day Thursday with a regis
tration Of forty-seven patrons who
visited the school during the day 70
observe the work Of their children,
Patrons day Is part Of the observ-
ance Of National Educational week
extending from November 7 10 IA.
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FARLINGEN
SURPRISE PARTY.

SURPRISE PAKIf.
Mrs. III. y. Strunk was honored by
several Of her relatives here with q
surprise dinner and handkerchief
shower oh Wednesday. The hostess
fer the occasion was Mrs. Hugo Let
zerich. Each group came with a saw
ory covered dish for the dinner. The
dinner was enjoyed and many kinds
OF dainty handkerchicfs were re-
ccivcd by the honor guest.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goldammer,
Mr.. AID Mrs. Gerald McKeana. Mrs.
A. II. Weller, DR.. G. ". Lctzer;ch,
Miss Vera Letzerich, DR.. A. II. Let
zerich AMI Miss Elyie Letzerich. ".
II. Weller, Edinburgs Ed Weller from
Edinburg.
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meet Thursday afternoon az the
home NJ Mrs. XIV. IA. Macy, with Mrs.
WI. N. Ellison and Mrs. 7. q. Webb ~
sisting. Mrs. ". ri. Crossett was
leader. The lesson subject was
Mexico, Our Next Door Neighbor."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
MOTHERS CLUB.

The Twentieth Century Mothers
ciab will meet Wednesday morning,
Il the home of Mrs. s. +. Ewing,
Mrs. +. +. Cockrell will be leader.
The subject win be Definition of
True Obedience and Discussion Of
Methods of Securing IT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

spent the afternoon in the usual
passtime of sewing. A salad course
was served BY the hostess.
Mrs. II. r. Hampton will entertain
next week at the home Of Mrs. j. X.
Glow ut the usual time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
WORD FROM MRS GEORGE.

Word has been received from Mrs.
Willie A. George, who went to he
with her mother nt Snyder, Tex.
several weeks ago. that her mother
Is unimproved and that her stay
there will be extended.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
E~NTERTAINS CLUB.

Mrs. w. l.. Beckham was hostess
for her bridge club. the 1927 Club.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

Thursday afternoon at her home on
East Taylor avenue. High score was
awarded Mrs. IA. IA. kimmell, who
was presented "A little transparent
tray with strawfl0wers on IL. Low
score was won BY Mrs. H. g. 4oder
whose reward was "a deck OF cards.
Mrs. Beckham served plate lunch
to each one.
The Palmetal Demonstration club
attended a beef canning demonstra-
ton with Miss Kate Adele Hill in
charge. held on the farm occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moore.
Mrs. B. TT. Brindley will be hostess
for the Methodist Missionary society
at the home az Mrs. A. W. Cunning
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

PERSONALS
Mrs. w. G. Bonorden Of Halletts-
vile. Tex. Is here visiting in the
home OF MI. and Mrs. W. a. Rehmet
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. nj. Fertsch.
Mrs. w. C. Wood, who has been
visiting here for several days. has
returned 10 her home IN Houston.
Mrs. Wood formerly lived In Browns
vile and moved away about two
months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Blanck Of near
Brownsville will drive through 70
Madison. Kans., Tuesday on n bus
mess and pleasure trip. They will
be gone several days.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
AMER HERE.

!. Lily II. Frost Of 81. Louis,
,uri, national Delphia organizer,
arrived in Brownsville in the
ests Of her work and will meet
the club women Of this city
in regard to forming a local
On account Of celebrations
during this week. especially the
tn Texas Chamber Of Commerce
Fention, Mrs. Frost will not be-
meeting women here until next
X.
speaking OF the Delphian chap
Mrs. Frost said THAI there are
r two thousand such units in the
tied States and over one hun
d and fifty In Texas alone, Hous-
leading Wits nine chapters with
sr five hundred membership. Sew
I towns in the Valley have organ
4 such chapters also.
Each Delphian unit is purely edu-
having a systematic. def
re program, covering the cultural
velopment ~ aEa world IN a basic,
ndamental way said Mrs. Frost
speaking Of the work done BY the
Men now connected with the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
HERE FOR WINTER.

The friends in the Valley Of Mrs.
Anne Musgrove have learned that
she is expected TO arrive In Har-
lingen IN a few days from her home
in Winnipeg, Canada. 70 spend the
winter with her s~0r-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Tamm and
two granddaughter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
wnNMe Club Miss Bmn PAYNE g n = = TT " PhmeNumbr
MM Activities Editor l. Seven

James Seaman gave two readings
and the first grade pupils presented
an interesting little molten song
for the guests
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DELPHIAN

The Delphian Chapter met We'd
nesday morning at the Women's
Building. The subject for the pro-
gram was The Raw Material Of
Modern Culture"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13

Mrs. j.. G. Atchison will entertain
with W. bridge parties this week al
her home-one Wednesday and one
Thursday afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-13
SURPRISE SHOWER.

Mrs. +. r. Sadler gave a miscel-
laneous shower Thursday evening at
her home in honor OF Mrs. ". u.
Dudley. who was recently married.
The house was decorated with cor
era vines and poinsettas in honor Of
the occasion, and refreshments Of
fruit iello and other dainties were
served during the evening.
Guests present were Mesdames II.
A. Dudley. Roy Slirgctt, Harry
Siavitcheck. Florence Trip. n. C..
Bryson, George Walker. Misses Kate
Dudley, Virgie Russell. Elizabeth
Willms. and Elizabeth Wiibanks, the
hcnoree ard her hostess.
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STUDY CLUB.

- III AIIbs
The Harrington Study Club will
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Brownsville Clubs
Prepare For Guests

Two days of this week, Monday
adm Tuesday, the women Of Browns
vile will be busy hel~jng 10 enter
tain perhaps the largest delegation
that has come TO Brownsville. Dele
gates TO the South Texas Chamber
Of Commerce convention will fill the
city and several purely social func-
tons have been planned for their
entertainment.
Monday evening, after the water
fiesta and fireworks, a grand for
nal ball will be held in the palm
garden OF the Hotel El Jardin be-
ginning at 10 o'clock. Tuesday NJ
ternoon the women delegates and
wives Of the delegates attending the
convention will be invited TO as
semble at FL Jardin hotel where
cars will be furnished for them 70
ride in over the city. From the
sight seeing trip they will be TAX
en- 10 the Country Club where a re-
eeption will be held in their honor.
Brownsville women and women
from other Valley towns will be
hostesses, these being named on
the reception committee numbering
about one hundred.
Tuesday evening the palm garden
will again be the scene Of a dance
for the delegates and their hosts.
MRS. FREUDENSTEIN HONORED.
An elaborate bridge luncheon
ms held Wednesday at the Country
ub at l o'clock az which time Mrs.
A. Rosenthal entertained IN hon
. Of Mrs. G. Freudenstein Of FL
aso who is here visiting in the
me Of her son and daughter-in-
y, Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Freuden-
in. The tables were decorated
h lace ferns and yellow sunburst
Is in vases.
rs. c. Wunderman, a guest from
Benito, won the high score for
afternoon and Mrs. Wayne Wood
wed the consolation. Table priz-
we're awarded TO Mesdames j. VI.
a, Morris Clint. j. w. Davis, j.
,raham, James Browns and VIII
West.
tests present for the luncheon
bridge were Mesdames b. NJ.
'denstein, J. M. Stein, II. Gruen-
William West, William Craig,
James Browne, Clarence Colgin.
ard Sethman, John Closner,
Istine Celaya, ST., Albert Fer
ez, Morris Clint, j. j. Young, w.
oilers, G. S. Fremont, vi. T. Kap-
II. Harper, j. w. Davis. j. l..
fro. Wayne Wood, Holland
4, T. J.. Nye, j. S. Graham, c.
derman, the h%onoree, and her
'ss.