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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
Ry Nlinott Saunders

United Press staff COrresD0ndent
: Copyright, 1927, by United Press
LONDON, March Sin these
days heroes are made, not born.
This is largely true in the case Of
the Prince of Wales. Although he
was born in direct succession to the
throne of England, and has always
been surrounded by the glamour of
royalty, he has won his fame and
friends by his charming PERSONAL
ity. The natural impulses ard hui
man qualities of the man himself
have transcribed the memorable re-
strictions of his station in life, and
are responsible for much Of his pop
ularity.
Edward Albert Christian George
Andrew Patrick David was born in
the White Lodge, Richmond, June
23, 1894 the eldest son of the then
Duke and Duchess of York. The
first three names were, respectively,
the names of the reigning king, the
late Prince Consort and Queen Alex
andra's father He was given the
last four names in honor of the pat
ron saints of England, Scotland,
Ireland and Wales. Within the init
mate circle. of his family he was
called David Physically and by in
stinct, he was just an ordinary baby,
subject to the usual aches and pains
and the infantile penchant for put
ting everything into his mouth. In
childhood his rank was a great
handicap to him because he couldn t
do many of the little things that a
child likes to Go.
| GAS a kid, it was the very devil, .
he once remarked,
Unimpressed by Rank
King Edward, who was very de-
voted to his little grandson, used tc
tell a tale to show that David in
his early years had no conception OF
his high estate. He was asked who
Perkin Warbeck was, and David re
piled, "He said he was the son of a
king, but he wasn't; he was the -soa
of respectable parents"
| David's first great ambition was
| to be locomotive driver. The pros
peet of being Prince of Wales didn't
particularly appeal to him. On one
occasion, at the age of 10, when
told by his tutor not to do certain
thing. he retorted petulantly, "It's
no use being Prince Of Wales some
| dav unless can do what / like"
| David saw his parents and grand
parents as quite ordinary men and
women, and, therefore, he couldn't
see how he was any different from
! ordinary boys. Nor did he wish to
be. This happy trait has never left
him.
His training was carefully planned
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
lREAp THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTUREl

will bring you heaps of fun. Miss
Muffet lives just down the street.
She is a girl you'll like to meet. "
And very shortly all the Tinymites
were on the run.
They found Miss Muffet meath a
tree, and she was scared as she could
be. A spider hung in front of her
and would not go away. Wee Scouty
ran up with a bound and chased the
spider to the ground. "Oh, thank
YOU" said Miss Muffet, you have
saved my curds and whey"
And then she eyed the Tinymites,
and said, you've come to see the
sights of Mother Goose Land, haven't
you? oh. my, I think that's great.
New friends I'm always glad to meet.
But first of all / have a treat I'll
run along and get it now, if you'll
sit down and wait.
The Tinymites get a surprise in
the next stOry.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
HOUSE
Bills Killed

H. r. 99q-Greenawat Raising auto
mobile. license fees and basing them solely
on weight of car. Motion to indefinitely
Fl, p. 355-Babcock. Forbiddng- pre-
~ postponed by committee report
n. g. 3S6-Brown. Legalizing Organi-
cation act to allow churches TO incorpor-
ate. Indefinitely postponed by commit
H. B. =, 8e9-Garrard. Providing fat
automobile license fee OF n SHd Su5 pos
poned by committee report.
5: r: 1so-Bradiord; Repeating Law
authorizing county clerks to issue permits
10 S. SBs B. f9S7H&Draper, Regulating certain
safety devices to. be used on steam boilers;
1899. Failed for lack of constitutional
''''' Bills Passed
s. B. 56--Lochard. Authorizing score
tary of state 70 issue drivers permits to
S, B. 294-Steee Amending law af-
fecting public printing and publication of
S. s. i53-Holmcs. Giving probate
judges right of closing esates after six
months at their discretion. 56:25.
of Supreme and Appellate Court Judges
S. B. 244-ORourke. Declaring inter
state Transportation of stolen autos to be
Senate Joint Resolution 5-Harrison. Me-
morializing. Congress to enact legislation re-
e 96.s E0nei before en'e'S ieuV'"' 's'
questing Indiana solons to introduce RENE
dial utility legislation in Congress. 1874.
Senate Joint Resolution steele and
resentatives of Indiana and bordering
States to make game and fish laws uni
s. B. 243-Holmes and Lochard. Pro-
viding that certified public accountants
must live in State one year before applying
LOT 5. 5. 1asOPeli. Reimbursing surety of
Parke County treasurer for $4,000 lost
by treasurer. 55-34.
S. B. 256-Koenig. Refunding S157
s. B. 1860 Rourke. Authorizing sec
d.class cities TO issue bonds Tor perma-
for grave of Governor oliver P. Morton.
S. B. 293-Johnson. To permit notaries
to witness sale of cemetery lots; al.
bridges across streams forming State boun-
diaries; Applies to Clark and Vanderburg
S. B. 255@Koenig. Amends State motor
ST instead Of S25, TO go
tax exemption for totally disabled or aged
war veterans. proylddn1ng o entire property
docs not b f fsdeed S2 GGO Permitting Indian
apolis city council to raise salaries of cor
poraton counsel. city. attorney and first
S. 600 and $1,000. respectively. S1-3.
s. B. 69-Koenig. Amends workmen' g
compensation law to make third party
liable for accidents if liability is proved.
S. B. 9S-Gray. Provides for collection
of attorneys fees in automobile lien cases.
500.
s. B. 95-Perkins and Bradford. Re
peals 1925 law pavements. sewers and
li gfd in plated , additions eliminating
S. b. 77-Cooper. Permitting State
highway department to contract for con-
| 80 feet. ITO.
S. B. 289-Koenig. Limits. number of
justices Of the peace in ssso nd0 cities
vides office space to be furnished. 1913.
S. B. 307-Cooper. REQUIRING deputy
State treasurer to post $4,000 bond.
S. B. 179-steele. Placing Stark Coun-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
WhyChiIdrer'
Need
Breakfasts
that
"Starad By
500 of the Days Impor-
tant School Work Falls in
4 Morning Hours, Noted
Educator Reveals

ARE you letting hstless mornings,
IA brought on largely by wrong
breakfasts, handicap your ehild's
school work?
Recent investigations, conducted
in over 1000 American schools and
colleges, reveal 500 of the so-called
"hard" studies as falling in the
morning. This percentage is con-
frmed by Prof. Willard, of North
western University, and other lead
ing educators.
Thus Quaker Oats breakfasts,
providing the excellent food balance
of protein, carbohydrates, vitamines
and the "buik" to make laxatves
seldom needed are being urged as a
duty Of parents in protecting their
children's most important working
hours. No other cereal grown COM
pares in food balances
Serve every morning. Their rich
Quaker flavor makes them savory
and enticing =. . delicious breakfasts
that yet stand by" one. Get either
Quick Quaker, which cooks in ga
TO 5 minutes, or regular Quaker
Oats today at your grocer'S
NssALAN No+c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
y prosecutor on $1,000 salary basis.

ty prosecutor on $1,000 salary basis
64-13
$. y. 94-PerlSins and. Bradford. Pro
vides 50 per cent monthly estimates may
be issued for sewer construction as on
other municipal improvements. 64-17.
s. B. 298-Qmllin. To clarity legality
of transfer of real estate between Riley
and city hospitals. $40.
s. B. 259-Alldredge. Providing methot
whereby tracks of land may be removed
from plats and turned back into farm
S. B. 395-Quillin and Clancy. Provid
ing for purchase and maintenance of parks
Jointly with cities. counties and townships
s B. 247-Steelc. Indiana Audubon So
ciety bill for protection of American OF
bald eagle. 54-34.
s. r. 1913 Harrison. Provides penalty
for procuring issuance OF cognovit notes
10.
S. B. 1SS-Holmes Providing iol
sterilization of mental detectives upon
court order 7S-S
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08

After using Father Johns Med
icine for years, Mrs. Leon Vermette,
who lives at the corner of Walton
and Clifton Streets, Fitchburg,
Mass, says: "It has been a great
help for coughs and colds and is
very good for strengthening the
children. 1t has beer a success
where others have failed for my
babies. I give ii to the children
when they have a cough or cold or
to build them up"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into Flu
the next stOry.)

That cold may turn into Flu
Grippe or. even worse, Pneumonia, I'M
less you take care of 1t at once.
Rub Musterole on the congested parts
and see how quickly it brings relief.
As effective as the messy old mus
tard plaster; does the work without
blister.
Musterole. made from pure oil OF
mustard. camphor, menthol and other
simple ingredients. is a cOunter-irritaut
which stimulates circulation and helps
break up the go d.
You viii feel warm Jingle as II
enters the pores, then cooling sensa
ton that brings welcome relief.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
RESUMES REHEARSALs

The Indianapolis Gospel Chorus
will resume Tuesday evening re-
hearsals at Cadle Tabernacle tonight,
according to Will H. Richardson,
president. The chorus has a volun-
teer enrolment Of more than 500
voices and signs at gospel services
in Cadle Tabernacle Sunday after
Moons and evenings. 1t was origi-
mated by Gipsey Smith several years
ago. Will c. Hiltz directs the chorus.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-03-08
RUSSIAN CURRENCY

WASHINGTON. March S.-Cur.
rency in circulation in the Soviet
Union January 1 was 1,412, 633. 900
rubles ($727, $3.50. as compared
with 1909, 29S, 900 rubles onaJanuary
1. 1926. according to the Soviet
Union Information Bureau.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
FIRST WORK
OF FLOODWAY
Dredges VIII Soon BE
Moving 100000
Yards q Month

work on che north flo0dway M che
Cameron county flood control pro-
ieo tHrtfa tpdgy when members uf
fhr county t0mmlsalonera court
turned thf fret earth af "a point
south nf Sebastian near thr rrrr
trr uf ihr futurH fluuAWHF Members
Df tao Came ron county engineering
force, construction crews Hnd
number of others wffe present
lhr Trinity Farms Construction
tYu which haa thp contract for the
Hork. 1911 start their frat dredge
in fow daya Two dredEes are be-
ry erected nrnf sebastian Hnd unr
other un ihr Arroyo Colorado near
Lg lnuH. When nli drrdPrs start
Nofk they will move approximately
10000 Cubic yards mnnth. aaauf-
inR arIy completion of thr pro-
jHet
The Tnnity Fam Construction
to. ls sell equipped t0 handle the
wurH members nf thu commissioner
court stated uHd they ufa expected
a. complete enc leReea for thr north
flodN ay and on tho Arroyo Colorado
p ihr minimum nf time
Hufh un thn ilnuHNAF through
hidalHQ county witH which thr
Cams ron county floufwav wiil con.
nret, iH nearing completion, and
Nhrn thr Cameron liuodwnt iH conn.
pirttd. large volumes of flood wn-
tor wiil he carried through the ar.
tfeial channel t0 ihc Laruna Madfc.
rFl ewing the pressure Dn thr Arroyo
colorado Hnd lover river points,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15

TRUCK MARKETS
w Naval Radio ~ The usFnla
from ~ y, and Teas AgfleultuFe
departments

FiiiuhufFh gf IrHaa Wv. WV.
ltffd hHfhei siaaaY Texan crates
RH Mf Cincinnati in rnrM nm
ffHtN HHfhNt N#hay IwAHM huIh nMW
Iph fil-F4u BOSTON 2i FAra tn
ifact Market steady fskas harfeia
fl-fi. nllaRa 3I cara an ffArh.
hHfhft iIfm trHHH crates blhN-AR.Eh.
lhliAHt INf IH au tHfA uH ArArh. MM4~
zee HtHanF fesaH rIatss tg.K4aa.
h heHis f4 cars 0n tfafk. Mafkat
Hlll ieNnH bulls pNr tan N5nHHA.
Nfiat shipments fur entire Imlt~
ei hiHtfa reported ior Monday.
March iii r.
fubhf fnf Alabama IA, Central
fNINf Imperial Valley A. FlmrlMM
Lp4lH'Hnh \ Michigan ". Malnu
hfe York @s, Iexas ~. Total III. a.
th fAfH. i.ffepafiea March i1~~Tan~
Ha M. tatai v rHTH. IHFrperAaA MmFrh
ff AfHx4NH N HuHthrFH Calf. A. tn
iai faiH Total tp date thiA snnat.A
Nid s0fff. AeN 1890 fa nAaAN
ha if iaHt season NlA aA.pUi. NHW
##aN.
hifinr heana fiorlaa I4. Total W.
ie ears Total a. date ihis sea~
atn4s4 MA same datf iaaf season
4Mr
Primary destinations oF Trnna
mottmsnt reported for Monday.
rHhhaFHf flouNiun. A Ht. I.nuiu.
aHHM Little Knrh. Omaha rmgh
cincinnati. Knoxville. Chicago. rlrq-
iteniihasd - paes lhFes1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
HARLINCEN WILL
VOTE ON BONDS

HAKiIhGEA, TrE. Mar ia A
boHd election w.ll b. called at the
neat meeting nf che fItN election tn
rHHH upnn tho proposition gf E0tinH
$500 nuV issue f0r paving. hud HrN
49, nater and light Improvements.
according tn hn announcement made
hF mrWhef uf ihf rItF commission
today
harliuKfn lH rHpidlY completing
ihf most comprehenaiFe paving pr0.
gram ever undertaken hF thr rity.
Nut ihr rnrid Kr0Wth uf thH past frA
months hAs rrHulted IH ar Increased
demand for paved streets. which will
br financed hy ihf Hra bond ISSUE
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
Children, DYiUen
Into Blizzard by
Starvation, Dead

iAhiflEh, pfnY March il.
f4' Driven from "a barren homo
lv tnr THREAT .f .tnrat.a. .,i,.
~ .,.
MN N"i'f'' 'N +" N''hhai'i tN'
.hait rhiIdftn were frozen fn
aFhth nfHf hef' ANA the storm
hai Hll hut tnhen enc lIfes ~ thr
mother nrd " thIra child WbrB
.... .....i .t.. t...t.
'Nt ' '''' i'.' ''fN"
ihf m"fhrt Ath N. NJ Am-
burger iHft thei tnarh in thr
mountain. ir.t saturA.v Y, ae.rrb
.st..1. ..,..i. ...f'.,'.,,
.... ''" ''
eht.tt. i,.n 49, ..l
ol t'f iNf iN's iNfttN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
AMNESTY MI NOW
iP 80 GOV MOODY

ANhtNh. ffAlHt March ia llN
y @p dHy YiFl CON proponents of ere
Love measure rtreinded political
amnesty granted fompr Governor
James Nj. Ferguson hE nnt uf fhr
NIth legislature began today na thp
bili reached Governor Dan Moody "
deck shortly before noon.
Moody hAa 2N days. excluding
sunday in which ta fHhn action nn
ihe mruHura Carl rh nHrY. hiH aH-
nlstant secretary sald ~ he fails
to approve af dlaHpproNr IA within
thHt time, thr hili automatically hf.
comes lHW.
~ he question of whether Moody
viii sign che bin. which would take
nNar political citizenship lfnm the
husband nf former Governor Miriam
"a. Ferguson. whom he defeated fur
reelection, lH an absorbing one here
MHnr believe hr W.ll .iRn aihrr
predict veto Huh others thiHk hr
aiil Hilun it tu btfamr w iNW HitH-
out action "a hls part
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
FAIL TO HALT
CONSTRUCTION
RIVER BRIDGE
No Action in Injunc-
tion Matter; Pile
Driver Nearly Ready
To Start Work

Tho face that y .uH ~ aH in.
iunfilfn artkihE ln hHit Son frmctioH
uf fHr Gateway Bridge Company M
structure Hi thr fHNt uf Fourteenth
street a prHdlug in tho lu3fd IJ-
dirial district court hore has falled
tD hHit Hf hurt
r0N tfNrtIun uf fhr bridge going
ahtad aitH tlu date for hearing ,n
iho Iflurrilon plea remaining to be-
fr ni ihH Hatf term ff riFil court
Ihu petition f0f nu Injunction M
N8sfd n claims thHt tHr GntpWus
Bridge company ia violating prior
nINfr r.nH tn uae nf thr rf. hnnk
aNd ihHt Iin Nty Df Brown. I.e iIu
Nut haFU Jurisdiction lu granting W
franchise on tIH bark. Tho aull Has
fllrd hH thr bfoWnft Iile q MHtt.
mrfos Municipal Bridge rompann
ihp pialntff HlINFH. thuf f thr dt
lendaut enWpHrt lH u.t halted t WIll
yirIatp nl. priority rIEhts.
hDrNHNn Hre h4HN constructing 4
uIU driver tl an WHrd Iu throwing W
tfr tlr ffru thH Riu IrHndH tU.
WINDS tis healcHu bore pilpr
niil hf driven ahead of the machine
#hINh Ni Glide HiNnF tlAa trHHfia
that H built IVY tfuHi of it
, Once the ifcstlo Ia mpletcd " fi
Hill begin on the bftEf proper from
lufh hareH i ia hfHtpd
Foundations must lr built with
tho protection of eli cons sunk inio
the river bottom.
At the prrf.Hi t.mr thr river
lower tNHn f NMH Hrrr ln ahMuf "
U..w FN Ivy w. WH... H.at. N..f.E... ].
condition for ihe bridge will p,
'daHi. NHeh conditions chiatcd. IA Ia
LHird when fta MIHouM pArn.
ruii NaF bridge waH built here mHns
yNafa ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
NOUDN ARD BILL
IlAhMIM Ml IIuI-MI..

AUSTIN. IrtHe. march I5 lP
The Nard Woodward senate hiii 60
abolish thr Dfirnar nf mAnnlaurhtrr
iH InNuH WnH flNNIfW MMHHrd ht thr
h0uHe today, sU in ig
Tho senate = few minute later
ronfurred in hDutr anhmenfs.
ihr hIiI haH been endorsed hp
Governor nfr Moody HN means tn
eliminate frequent fefers nls ari de-
lafa in homicide cuaea iH which thr
manalaHFhtfr charge muai hr given
tg thg IlFN
Among hlIIa pnfHI ih morning
were. by ahlHeYi Authorizing the
afafr highway fnmfIiaHlun AN HfHHlrr
nr construct bridge across ihf Krd
EIFrr lt oF nrHr hfnINnn hy nl
intinR money f0r atate 900
hy f0nWaF Providing far ihe
prompt payment of isN hnf HWl
MfINNf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
TELLEZ CROSSES
MEXICAN BORDER

LAhED 10, Tea. Mar l5.-afHf MeK-
lf4n AmhaHfHhnf Manuel r Teller.
arrived here today ffDm HaAicn rIfF
0n hlf return tD h post ln Wash.
iHRfau. after ~ days absence ffnm
this country Nr reiterated thnf thn
only purpose af hiH lrIr WnH tn EiaIt
hla airk brother
teliek ieff here "a e f5 3. a.. after
taking breakfast nith MrN.fan cone
MHlWtF WWWhNFH.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
DOMESTIC ROW
CAUSES Staying

HAMlLTOh. ID. Har ia-liT "A
romance thaf pnaaed intn ihf divorce
court moved nn tn tragedy here iHHt
night
Mr Katherine IaleF. Hi ana har
father James Mitts. a3. afe dead.
Michael Foley, dra fhr young hHHr
band iM im jaii, charged with AillInE
them. They we're shot At iHH fHthH
ers home. police said, hs Foley
Fince filing ~ che dIFoffe prfi
tHnn. Foley huH iniirfrh about n hW
home Df hiH fHth#f.lH laM MhrFH hIr
wife bad gone
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
Frantic Efforts Marking
Close Of Legion Contest

ffn iaaf report showed H8r-
irFfn MA ihe ieaf. Nlfh about lff
mHMaHr. thH other trH hHViNH
afWHHH iNH. although these flK
ufe hove been pasafd consider.
nhIa bY Goa RI fhe rpaia, ana no
ftmntn uf thr number thfF hMFN
nuW fAM he WmHH WitN HNF HN
ruFartt
The tNa iosluF pesfs uili eat 5
bean banquet. Nhiif fhFy pav fnr
N turEFB MHH4WN4 fuF fhH HNHHWFMl
aii three eating their bMHauftH ut
the same plaes. Tie kunteat
elekea Marsh a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15

Urging $8,OOO,OOO Bond Issue in Hidalgt
WHO DESIRE
TO MARRY URGED TO
GO BACK TO FARMS

hIh frkh, MHr ll F If y0I
NIah g. marIY Nils ~ chance. afe
better in ftf lnifN Ten prr fent
more women between thr #ArH ni tl
Nnd 8l living iu fural diHtrirta maF.
~ than those Using H cities. it la
ah0an hF survey made iH hrhalf af
thr federal council nf churches. INn
principal FNHHnn lH nigh root
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
NAMELEOPOLD
AS THE LEADER
INCONSPIRACY
Proposed to Dope Cof-
fee Of All Joliet
Guards With Arsen-
ic; Financed Break

CHICAGO. iii. Mar lh.-~Of "A
plut t0 empty Joliet prnhrRtlnry af
ita goo Inmates by tha whplsaaiu
slaughter. by poisoning, ~ ths guards
has been revealed tn prison HuthntiH
iifa Hhd NhifHFp police hf pHfulNh
convict
TIE plot set for eKeeullDn nest
Saturday. ia thf third of "A series haH
hind uii uf which nnW iunma thm
youthful sinister fiTurr af hAihMR
leopold Jr, potter and ep-eHqfutor
RI ihe murder N Chicago ~ little
Ruhbif fHnkn
w wHH leopold, ihr afllrra have
been told, who conceived tha nIir
glnal prison break in hhirh aeksn
men escaped after kllllnF N deputy
warden only i0 have hIN nf lhe huVnn
rfeaptured and sentenced "a haaH
for murder.
u naa leopold eco, said Hhe a.
tailed story over which tha nffir fFM
NHN Hre WnrAlHFi who financed luAt
Saturday break from The Ioilss
lhii-a brenk in which three cf lha
aiN rrNMptwFrd in ihr first escape
reached freedom ana shot iu death A
policeman Tao later were recap
tured
Launold M not linked directly nith
the latest escape plnf HR lllH ta ufr
iiftTH hE 100 NriFDhA, parulrh guur
fict hut it Waa Leopoia's orlglnal
plotting, nrlFndH related, that lh.
HHifHd thr scheme tl rFAruHtu thm
HsHitrniiHTY HHAt saturday hp AiIlimM
tht guards With arsenic, "a be put III
their coffee.
flanRed Original Rremk
leopold planned thr nFlHlHAi pmnr
itentiafy escape, DriT0dA said In n
story printed today ln the Herald
and Examiner Prom hia fripndM
outside hr obtained $4,000 which MMM
tp finance thH flight uf himNplf AVA
hiH picked associates first to ue-
ifoit. thence az Canada and finally
tD Mexico.
FAlpH ArrieH. MpAiru. aaH thp pIAra
Wfhrd na enc refuge ioF those Who
etfaped said briRoda Nh0 obtained
hiH Information from letters im
spanish tp thf plnttNFH. Whllh hm
FHa called upon tp translate. The
plans provided that the men wha
fNfapff Mffr tn ilEr in iuNurV ln
tht Nfh hNfHN tWWn With funds Fmrr
HinhfH hF hfupHla'a lhlfAFu frlWnHM.
hfiHoda said the original plot pro
Hrl fnf the escape besides leopold
nf bernardo EaH. hrrRnri0 HlFAn MnA
hphftip Tnrrrf. thu three MpAleAnM
"hp broke ffem lhp Joliet Iail laat
saturday IN thiH trio hoa a Atill
ni large Charles HhmAer. rhnrlHa
iNHfhNMHki AND MMltrr hihlahAl
lhftp men who Wrfr under AyHtenra
ilh the heAigans a. hang faf alay.
ih# ihh deputy NHFhfN in thu nffw4n.
Ni hfNHh WNrW fn have hHun kIiIMI
Leopold Loot Courage
tfppaia according " Helsada,s
afoffi inai his courage nnd turnnd
.lNt Hi the iFhl uf thp hlanA .t tMm
deputy warden KILLED hV hIH fuIiu.y
fpnFirta HHd that naa ahy ~ a4a
hol attempt flight.
Afiff ihf pniHon piat nlAna fum
nNieN hr HAiA hHd hran Completed.
tirlFWHa aHlHf
am what the police cali q harA
h"iird eHT tut 4 dfaA fhr line at
iNrhiirutA pH nAae twu
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
Browning Wins in Separation
Suit; Peaches Loses AIimony

NV YORK Mafrh iI 0ft Ihe
NeW York American rays today that
bdnafd w. Browning has aon hls
eur fof separation against ha youth.
fHl bride. rrhehma. nnh fhHf afn HAM
lphf hrr rluuttrrup and rHuntr. f.r
Hllm0uy.
The American anys "a haH obtained
authoritative advance Information 0f
ttr opinion nf Supreme CouFt Jur
uce IsRor. Who iriad the cassa.
Justice IeFcr'a dlamlafal ~ pcHrh.
EEL, tHts thr American Ni.l compel
her, If ahr drHIfa further support
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15
PREPARE TO
FILIBUSTER
TOBACCO TAX
Opponents Believe Bill
Dead, But Are Pre-
pared for Any Even
tuality

AtslIh. Iefns. March ih l1l~-
ihH senate clock wHa turned back in.
hM n order tn mtr number uf
hIllA which rrWHIH longer lease uH
Nie. The tobacco tas va among
ihfar and npHpnTnifi lH spite nf fhe
fMrf iNHf N HNN Hrfn tN hr deed.
Wrfr setting tHNmaritr fnr flight
H attempts ore mHdr to puaa it
Eleven senators Hff ta.d a. hdFe
agreed tn hfrHk quorum III HfrrHr
HNfy tN hrAi fHn measure.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15

irpM NUr hU hHnN fn uffrF ts como
bach tD him aH hi OuH trfn. lir .
az Liberty 90 decline che of'ar
NNHerfrrs Df fhu mH, lpWfYtr.
tHr AmrfINNn HNE.. cons iNrF III HrDh.
HNIr hr UNuiI HnfWt NUh H. rff.F
M made, uu4 .hls prlutipal r.uaif ou
would te Hr tllHlr ion of hi m,fn
rr.lHfRN, Mr Carolyn lirrnnH. frnm
hlH domestic rataHII hmfWl.
Peaches hHa boon receiving $500 H
wrek niimouy since November l2
iirr rHunND WHf awarded frpH of
$500 Hh.rn hrr husband hHH tn pHF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15

New YORK.. AVN f. NHr tlNFa
hleH haHHlse fGenrfail Gardner
Jones nationally knopn leader in
fhf mgmeHa uffrare movement. and
United states Senator Clarence XII.
Nl4l. nf HAHHiHKtp.N WNrr married fr.
day af st Johna Eplscobal elufeh.
fli eFrlnga Harhef. Long lsiand
ihr ceremony HHH private.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-15

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