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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
Gun Squad
to Picnic
Next Week
Summer FroIic Will Be
Given at Broad
Ripple.

What will be known as Summer
Frolics of 1929" will be held at
Broad Ripple Park Thursday June
30, and will be sponsored by the Gun
Squad, Drum and Bugle Corps, and
the Patrol from the Murat Temple.
So far there is a toucAApf mystery
connected with the affair as those
in charge say they have several
surprises in store for everybody who
attends. The frolic is open to the
public and one of the biggest fun
days of the year is promised
Those who will have charge of the
frolic include Harry A. Pell captain,
Joseph T. Head, first lieutenant,
Jesse j. Mcclure, drum major. A. e.
Hermann asst. drum major, of the
Gun Squad, and Edgar Hart, cap
tain, Vernon G.. Shelter. first lieu
tenant and Arthur G. Kimber,
second lieutenant.
The public is invited. to Ali their
baskets and come out to the park
early and be ready to get in on the
fun.
One, of the most popular spots is
the big swimming pool where hun
dreds of swimmers and divers dis
port themselves both afternoon and
evening in the pure water from the
parks new filtering plant. The
swimmers are safeguarded by COM
petent guards who are on duty at
all times. The guards are in charge
of Lou Cooper and Priscilla Lock-
wood, both Red Cross guards.
Along the big midway, which at
night is ablaze with varied colored
lights, there are all sorts of pleas
ure devices. They include Blue
Boards Palace" the Moonlight
Dance Garden. with Cohees Or
chestra; Skee Ball Alleys, the larg-
est in the State; automatic baseball,
the Ski, Tumble Bug, Custer Cars,
Chute the Chutes, Ferris Wheel,
Mississippi Flood, Rifle Range, Doll
Racks, Riddle Aeroplane, Miniature
Railway, Miniature Electric Cars,
the Scooter, Dodgem. and others.
The big grove. with its commu-
nifty kitchens, where dinners may
be cooked in the open, is an ap-
pealing feature with outing parties.
Those who do not care for this can
get excellent chicken and steak
dinners in the new cafe which ad-
joins the dance garden.
The parks big free zoo never
fails to attract large crowds who
get a closeup of the many fine
specimens of the jungles.
Great sport is had by the Riddles
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25

summer in 1.-THE Outsider" and 1.-THE
Swan"
Vivian Tobin will be succeeded as
leading woman by Ann Davis, re-
membered for her exceptional work
here few weeks ago in 1.-THE Last
of Mrs. Cheyney" and 1.-THE Enemy"
Miss Tobin will play a two-week's
engagement in Cincinnati and will
return here with George Gaul in the
all-star revival of "Kismet" that is
planned for the week of July II.
The supporting cast in "Icebound"
will include Aldrich Bowker, Helen
Emert, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret
Douglass, Judith Lowry, Pauline
Breustedt, John Storey, Albert West
and others. The play has been
staged by George Somnes.
The Delta Gamma fraternity will
hold theater party at the Tuesday
night performance of ''Icebound."
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No. 1-Bernice Marsolais will be
seen in "Smilin' Thru" at EngliSh's
starting Sunday night.
No. 2-Helen and Mae Murray
will be among the important peo-
pie at the Palace the last half of
the week.
No. 9Fauntleroy and Van in
1.-THE Unforgetable Act" will be
present at the Lyric next week.
No. 4Helen Emert will be seen
in "Icebound" with Mckay Morris
at Keith's next week, starting
Monday night.
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seem enulrely unnecessary u
mention only it's name when
speaking of it as. a forthcoming
attraction. But from the fact
that it has been so long lived,
one deduces that it will stand re-
peating again.
Moonyeen Clare was betrothed to
John Carteret. On the evening OF
their wedding she is fatally wounded
with bullet intended for her sweet
heart by a rival. Fifty years later
a daughter Of Moonyeen's dead sis
ter who has been adopted by John
Carteret, falls in love with Kenneth
Wayne, son Of jeremiah Wayne the
murderer of Moonyeen. Naturally
Carteret is opposed to the match,
due to his hatred for young Wayne's
father.
In order to dissuade the girl he
relates to her the happenings of his
youth, and there Is a f1ash-back of
fifty years. When Moonyeen is
dying she tells John that she will
come back to him "Smilin' Through"
the n1ists that separate the life here
and the hereafter.
In later years when her niece is
forbidden by John to marry the
man she loves, Moonyeen's spirit
struggles to appear to him and
speak the words that would lift his
dominant hand from the niece. But
he cannot hear her because of his
self1shness and hardness of heart.
Two or three times Moonyeen's
spirit appears, with its message of
hope, but John does not hear until
he finally forgives young Wayne for
his fathers crime. With the final
curtain therefore, the lovers are
united.
The play opens with a short pro-
logue. The first act is comedy in
lighter vein. The chickering's be-
tween Carteret and his friend, DR..
Owens. over game of dominoes,
and Kathleen Dungannon (the
niece Irish wit, keep the scene at
a lively pitch. The balance of the
play is combination of humor and
sentiment. 1t is not a depressing
story, although tears are induced by
several sweetly sympathetic situa-
tons.
"Smilin' Through" offers Miss
Oliver an ideal role; and one which
type every actor is looking for.
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city, it seems.

I base that remark on the enor-
nous crowds which attend even the
IL a. m. opening each day. The
business as well as the policy is
being watched all over the country.
I am sure that the gross for the
week at the Indiana will be the big
gest ever made at box Office of
a movie theater in this city in
single week.
An actor can find time to write
play. That statement is proven by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
Sets New Record In Film

With a fully equipped film labora-
tory capable of handling ten thou
sand feet of film per day established
at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas,
the Paramount Famous Lacky Cor
poration established a new record
for motion picture production on
location during the filming of
Wings"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
Chandler to BE Featured

Lane Chandler. the latest Para
mount discovery" will be featured
in a series of western pictures Just
as soon as suitable stories can be OBJ
tanned. Paramount has obtained
his signature to a long-term con-
tract and regards him as potential
star material
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25

the fact that Robert st. Clair of
the Berkell Players has written a
three act mystery play. And one
good thing is that Berkell plans to
produce this play for the first time
on any stage at English's in the
near future.
The Theatre Guild is to be con-
graduated on their forthcoming
presentation of Hiawatha in one of
the city parks. Lester Horton will
be seen as Hiawatha. Many special
dance numbers have been arranged
Have received letter from man
who signed himself a travelling
man" and he states that the ushers
in the indianapolis theaters that
he has visited ARE the most polite
and courteous in the country" I
agree with him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
ICebOnnd'

Helen Emert, local girl, will
have one of the important roles
in Stuart Walkers production
of "Icebound" at Keith's next
week.
During the past winter Miss
Emert appeared with the Hunt
ington wv. Va branch of the
Stuart Walker company and
during most of the current
summer season she has ap-
peared with the Cincinnati
company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
JEAN OLIVER TO BE SEEN AS MOONYEEN AT ENGLISH!
Plays Here

Vincent Lopez. banditlanc,s
distinctive virtuoso, together
with his Casa Lopez orchestra,
will be heard for the first time
in indianapolis at the Circle
next week.
A favorite over radio, a ia
nous night club proprietor as
we'll as entertainer, and a Vita
pphone star, Vincent Lopez
brings a sparkling rhythmic
melody to the stage.
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Mckay Morris to Play Lead in Owen Davis Prize Winning
Drama, 'Icebound,' at Keiths, Starting Monday
Night for the Entire Week.

'Smiln' Through comedy-drama by Allan Langdon
Martin which broughht world Cewl
will open at Engishs Sunday night with all Of the Berke
players in the production.
Miss Jean Oliver leading woman with the Berkell company
for seasons will follow Miss Cow in the role of Moonyen
Glare. :
is scarcely necessary to narrate the story of this
saona piece which has been produced here both pictures
on stage has been song until would
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25

Paramount Busy in Germany
"The Mysterious Cry" and Peaks
of Destiny are now being made in
the Ufa Studio in Berlin for Para
mount.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25

Has Made Six New Pictures
Vera Voronina. Russian actress
now working in Hollywood in Para
mount pictures has played in only
six pictures in her life.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25
ROUNDING ROUND
9Th = sJ WA5TE : r

The new Indiana Theater certainly is having wonder
full first week.
Ace Berry with his good showmanship arranged slid
ing price which has the admiration of the entire
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-25

Hollywood Is Producing Center
With the exception OF the news
reel and half dozen subjects, the
entire Paramount program OF 2e7
pictures is to be produced in Holly
wood.
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at the monkey cage, where the two
dozen or more small Simisu COM
edians keep their auditors laughing
at their comical anthN.
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Fields to Be in a Comedy

w. C. Fields, former ziegfeld u
lies pantomimist, and Chester
lin, he Of the walrus mustache\I
be Paramount comedy team.
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AMUsEM ENTs {
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
EALES1A1ETRANSFER

Of Lots 6 and %, Blk. "a, Harden's
Addition. city Of Brownsville, S225.
g. Nj. Rogers 10 w. p. shelton. all
Of Lot ?, Blk. 100, Original Townslts
Of Harrington, $40 etc.
DEEDS FILED DEC. is
c. w. Simpson 10 NJ. r. Simmons,
Lot p. BIZ. ], Roselawn Subd., City
Of La Feria, $40 etc.
G. II. Hawk. ct III. TO L. p. Rodgers
all Frm Blk. C" Stuart Place Subd.
OF Survey No. 2ea, containing 90
acres Of land. $40 etc.
Jesse bennett TO Humble Oil and
Refining Co. Lot III, Blk 70, City
Of Brownsville, $500.
Dolores NJ de Escobar to Guada-
lupe Garcia. s. 10 OF Lots / and 2
Blk. los. City Of Brownsville. $1,000
l. p. McInnish. ct al. TO a. M
McLelland, ell OF Lot 4. Blk. ]. Orig.
inal Townsite Of Harrington, SO etc
Mrs Eva Stack a. vir. to Thomas
W. Blake. u acres OF land out Of 6
W eorner Of Farm Blk. 10, David
and Stephenson Subd.. Survey 2s
$5.6T6-54.
H. L. Ledbetter TO r. z. Duncan
all farm Blk 70. containing 90 acres
Survey PSF, Hsrlingen Land and Wa
ter Co.'S Subd.. except 5 acres o.
land out OF w. I-2 Of w. 1-2 Of ths
s. I-2 Of said Blk. 7e. $40, etc.
Joe W. Fleming 10 vi. L. Ledbet
ter, all Farm Blk. re. containing Al
acres out Of Survey EST. Hariinger
Land 4 Water Co.'S Subd., $4,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
MARKETS

NFW YORK. X. T. Dee. 2i.0F-
The christmas spirit" vas reelected
N re broad upward movement o.
rrsces on the New York stock e.
rtanxe TODAY. Operators for the 40
Kanct. raciating cheer regarding
1873 business prospects, bid Up nor
team 1 issues 70 record high
prices. Trading was unusually heafS
Ter a pre-hci day session the DAY 5
s-seS running around ] IL million
fhareE.
a.. & Steel touched a new high On
fhr movement a. 100 and then ran
snto considerable profit taxing. bacA-
Jag doun 10 below I5a- General No
tors continued 20 forge upward VITA
TIE rise accelerated b. active short
coVerinE.
Midland Steel products preferred
as the sensational individual fca-
fnre. soaring mere than l. points 20
: new high record NJ 2t2- American
agricultural preferred and Christie
Brown each ran Up more than five
points 70 new high records. Brook
In Tnion gas and General refac-
tcries also recorded large gains.
Despite the Disappointing character
u current earnings and traffic state
menfs there was > good demand for
the rails. with Erie Common Is the
l1.e feature.
The closing was strong.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Valley Fruit Proves
Favored Xmas Gift
Especial to The HsraId.)

MISSION. Dec. BAD. c. Decker
here reports the sending out on sew
eral hundred boxes Of citrus fruit on
orders from practically everys state
in the Union. with the exception OF
Florida, California and Georgia.
Most Of these orders came from peo-
pie who read his advertisements In
local papers in their homes.
Edgar ". Sprawl, who deals both
in carload lots and express ship-
ments OF citrus fruits also has ship
ped 70 date over 5000 boxes Of cit
rus fruit. grapefruit and oranges
mostly in Christmas boxes, 10 every
state IN the Union. with the same
exceptions. These states have placed
an embargo on Texas citrus fruits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
REPORT KATY
WILL EXPAND
. 20 Acquire Tex
Mex Railroad Ex-
pected Soon

kRmktM1 4impm4eh 90 fhm Dallas News
fEnm 80 AhHtin BnFrnu9
AUSTIN Iexnss Dee 1k-Enpor-
81 tnfrrHnM4Ann ~mmmnntimF frnm
E2Airnm9 c8fletn1s fn a~sEen1anre CT
z1e rnrrsnt hearing 81 khe naiiread
1nmraaalnn M that the MiEfrnrs-
M~nn3an-IeHas Ksiirsad system IL
Ao@Gh 4=sR IL ~nE nEat8d here
HAmA khe rAann hnEe bsen deInEod
na4 are bei7E hel< ~ herasse q
8 sNaxnEme nf tie RtfnmpfH % Id.
~ AwreE 80 enmhtne fke Katy With
80 AGnxan Cny Sputhern and est
Ana Belt
TIE Hnanrstntn Commerce Cam-
xsnstsn kaSanF refusHd 1o sanction
It's mmFHRr- 1he @outn Texas plans
e. tha kz-E are . said abost -
EatnrA1lt@e-
EArprBB hmxe been rnaae noush e.
HHn Antnnse ~ 1he E2tv LAREDO
3lstFie4 ~tonrk1zw lhe e1i reEiofas q
MArmEno mmd fhe fnmcEs Winter
6nr1sE ctrzs fruH, onian and pro
osef diEtrie1 T. - noN said fkzt
60 hnty ~ ahnEt - proceed 20 Ae-
esrr tAe rsu ~ Ezbt If Wny-
Iexas-Aekienn Cor
An impoFEaEE CO ~ The riana %
49, 49, $3.50 - 80
n4 rhn Iezns-MexscaB EaiiraaG.
mh4rh extemAN frem Laredo 10 Cor
SIS ChrEtL 81 feEebes xhe g. fields
@n1 aAee mnrb territory wha=h -
Km#&asB maIrIeEEE- r. "a alao IN
smxKanas tson 20 fbt Lever Eis
fran~e aad mNns1 - shont khe Only.
xAmmmRs aArn4rh mhirh the hEtY.
<@aM asar xr - fhG1 seclsqE, E4nce
aMA Nuu2hnrn FArlfar has last eater
e ia after n hot cDntREf with she
Mi1aonFs FAcsfsr- Rhetser fhe kEty
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nad - ~ she PropesHAsn now bcing
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tnnie g lzteEBec1 tie Iezzs-Aexx-
ie4n bH&meen EHn DieTs anA Heb-
hFnaFiils wpuld give she Katy nys-
amd fhm CoEH1E rkrasts section ard
p&4m th~ mmg for e~Hfrance lrto the
Lemfr 40 Crande Waller.
AZ a1.on ~ ths ffnals are written
In nhe ~Ea1erEtoH 81 the L1ree merK
9F * SO sal here that 2he Hats
er&lshtE wnIlG begin bflDw han An
Hnnsn.
Aow Uses 01her Rails
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nmai9mnIAEEezs AorzhrFH TRACKS thir-
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ma q Ira te1ween Is Dwn rails. H.
ace DsFa fhe Sp1fbern Pacific pzE-
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f14Bow 1ha NuTEsy - Maxwell. Hhirn
~ he1marn hEB MaErsx and Smith
wHEhn. mna sass Serve thm double per-
pee - ohtaEiar 6srert lines 70
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fhe large eKpNENe necessary 10 erect
a kfAanm mrrnaf the GotprAdp River
O. fAe east ai&e e ABstin- Tie
GnnmAnfien fesainRH are deep The
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besn Ter brfdEinr thr Co5ora1e "a
ahe emna Hde ~ fpwn. fhs kAts song
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@nf - Aufsln &C. the soEtk ard
a~pukhmenL
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Vote on Valley
Office Is Late

EDEMErEC- Irc. 1s-hsotkinF
hnt ~fMwsrAb3e seperts regarding the
FFeNurmi - ofen . Valley office IN
81 Amaunio haEe been FeceiFet ac-
9ur4imR - Leslie Neal president q
ahN NmilEy a~@rreGarlea aHh0cAalon-
FEnni artinn eE the matter vii
Kro3Mhlr he delayed for . Wsek. BE-
ramse as Ehm fmilnsR a. several II
ahn sarxfsnrses a. Hen9 ln tAalr re-
BnF1m EE- Aaal Rai1
ImG Brornaa1 c. NEtmbAAfh d valley
mfatea - S. Antanfe was broache1
MeFnnAnb lnnt week ard she matter
nns SGT 60 . wOfea h2ilots on which
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

A Merry Christmas and q Happy
New Year to all of eur Patrons. stu
beats and Friends. Nay health and
prosperity lie yours daring ia-s.
Our Mid-Winter Term begins Mon
day. January ~. ls18- Aew Glasses
will be- organized Ph0he to oF
s31-W for fall particulars ~ 90
tuition rates. Courses or Study. etr.
President MocthArt desires 20 en-
press his special thanks 10 the many
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Early Raymondville
Home Being Moved
Especial 10 The Herald.l

RAYMONDvILLE. Dec. 24--Ful.
Ter ard Hightower are engaged IN
removing the ~seven-room residences
Of Mayor NJ. III. Dreyer 90 a loca-
ti0n on Second street ard Hidzigc
avenue, where il will be remodeled.
The building was enc Of the first
structures erected in Rsymondvilie
located on Sixth street. which has
developed into u prominent business
section. The lots were purchased
some time ago by W. A Harding
who will erect business structures
on the location.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

MISSION. Tex. Dec. "A large
broomeorn shed used q storage barn
fer farm machinery on the Tryon
farr rorrh cf Mission was destroyed
BY fire VITA all its contents early
Tuesday morning. A quantity cf
baIed hay and farm machinery, in
clncirg wagons we're burned. the
loss being about $500. with no ir-
Euramre.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Donna Man Dies
Suddenly Friday
Special 20 The HERALD

DONNA Dee. 21-FrneraI NJ
engagements fer W. J. Peck, - years
Odd. Nhe dropped dead III the post
oft4re mere Friday morning. had not
beer eenpleted late friday night
FsnAl DETAILS Of the funeral we're
heing withheld pending word from
rxlatlvee. IL vas said. Mr.. Peck's
denth ~ said to have been cansed
~ heart failure.
The victim cane here frcm Ne
rarwel. Texas. three wears AGO and
tas been making his home here
since. Prior 20 his arrival in
Donra re was q Christian minister
ia MerArgel. His wife was the only
relative living n this section.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Young Attorney AT
Raymondville Dies

RAYN0NDFILLE, Dec. -4-Ben
=. Allison. age Is. died hefc Weds
nesdny morning at 3 o'clock after 4
brief Illness. and his remains were
shipped 10 F1irmonf, MINI. for in-
termenl M. Allison was . prac-
tselag attorney and Was also en-
gagged il the real estate business.
He Wa 4 nephew Of William u.
Hecht q Rsym0ndviIle, who ae-
cempanied the remains 70 Mime
sofa.
Mr. AlIison was q graduate Of the
Minnesota state University, where
~ formerly played on the Universe
q football team.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

DONNA. Tee IA Christmas
emm4m1a ez7iEle6 ~Fscmses ard F1s-
2flmmmf~ ~ Aahfcr6 nil he given
xa fAn nnmnn Mefhcdaat Church Sun
&aF eBeninw. Dsnsmber =. ~beglrEanF
M8 EEDa Tha eheaFn frnm tina Christ
knm and Methn6sEf ekuFehes w4i par
ss<fnn1E. Rev ". =. EEen er6 Rev
M G. FnrxmeF win enn4nrt The @eini
sTrvirm- Ths prhsitr kas been invited
~ aefenA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
THREE CITIES
TOCELEBRATE
Rio Hondo Plans to
Entertain Valley on
January Ill

RIO HOND0. Dec 14.-county
Judge d. Z. Dancy and WI. o. Hug
gins Of Houston. president 81 the
Hug-the-Coas Highway, will be
among the principal speakers ~ the
tTi-cify celebration whieh will be held
here January III. marking the cam-
pIetion OF the San Benito-kio Hondo-
Harrington highway loop Committees
have been appointed by each O. the
three cities a prepare fer the event.
and the entire Valley will b invited
10 participate.
The loop highway, Which was COM
pleted early in December, Is approx
mately M miles Ia length. one of the
Ioagest highway loops In the state,
and ~traverses q section Of great fer
tility.
A meeting Of the secretaries or the
chambers Of commerce Of the three
cities was hsld ~ San Beait0 this
week, and tentative plans made for
the celebration In addition 20 the
speaking the program will includs
music BY the San Benito and Har-
lingen bands. q basket dime rat the
arrcyo, sports Of various kinds and
an entertainment u the high school
auditorium i'm the evening. The cele.
bration will close with a street dance
on the vide paving in the center 81
the city, the music 10 be furnished by
one Of the best orehestFaS IN the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Bus DRIVERS, JOB SAFEST

The Automobile Association and
Motor Union Of England. after n care
full inquiry recently rated motor
vehicle drivers in the following order
o. danger" the most dangerous
first: motor-coaeh drivers: youths IN
charge of light delivery vans private
drivers who have just passed out Of
their initial stage; private drivers OF
experience; london omnibus drivers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25
Valley Exhibit Car
Tour Called Success

MERCEDES, Dec. 24.-The Valley
exhibit car which toured the Mis-.
souri, Pacific lines was well = ceived
the past several weeks in the epin-
ion Of j. WI. Monk. secretary OF the
local chamber Of commerce following
his return from accompanying the
a On the points visited.
L. 4. Bailey Of the WesIaco cham
Der assisted Mr.. Monk and they re-
mort universal interest in the ex-
hibits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

COMMENTS

students far thair Baa@lifHl NulnHiAn
AemeunrMHEG. AaM8 MrU greatly 80
prsriaIeA
NaunE people. Ahr Aum Year umHIM
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

CHICAGO, IL. Dee 24-P-In al
nroEnd light trading, grain prices az
eFEEed : little lower early today,
seller slightly precominating. Or
eniHE 16 off 10 is I'd, Chicago
wheat later eased o trifie, but kept
near The initial range. Corn started
Sc cent decline 10 an equal advances
and subsequently, underwent = mod
erzte general setback. Oats follow
ID corn. Provisions tended TO sag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

EXM0NT. m-Ths hrwliEr ~ his
Nnm hnHt6a a. n3z ozMrry revealed
ftsa 8mznns Dennie kaG beeR eroEned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

NEW YORK, X. T.. Dec. 2d-R-
Par silver 81 5-e; Mexican dollars
IS 1-A
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-25

BARN BURNED

CHICAGO. H.. Dee. Aft
Poultry alive unchanged.